BSU is led by Brooke MacGillivary, who has three goals on 16 shots for six points on the season.

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1 INDIANA HOOSIERS ATHLETICs media relations SHANA DANIELS ASST. DIRECTOR/FH CONTACT - CELL - (309) IUHOOSIERS.COM 2009 INDIANA FIELD HOCKEY RECORD: (4-2) Date Opponent Site Time 08/28 vs. American Richmond, Va. W, /30 at Richmond Richmond, Va. W, /04 at Ohio Athens, Ohio L, /06 at Louisville Louisville, Ky. W, /12 at Davidson Davidson, N.C. W, /13 at Wake Forest Winston-Salem, N.C. L, /19 Ball State Bloomington, Ind. 1 p.m. 09/25 at Miami (OH) Oxford, Ohio 5 p.m. 09/27 at Ohio State* Columbus, Ohio 1 p.m. 10/02 at Iowa* Iowa City, Iowa 5 p.m. 10/03 vs. California Iowa City, Iowa 3 p.m. 10/09 Michigan St.* Bloomington, Ind. 3 p.m. 10/10 C. Michigan* Bloomington, Ind. 1 p.m. 10/17 Northwestern* Bloomington, Ind. 1 p.m. 10/23 Penn State* Bloomington, Ind. 3 p.m. 10/25 Pacific Bloomington, Ind. 3 p.m. 10/31 at Michigan* Ann Arbor, Mich. 1 p.m. 11/05-09 Big Ten Champ. East Lansing, Mich. TBA 11/14-22 NCAA Tournament TBA TBA Home games in CAPS * - Indicates Big Ten game university facts School...Indiana University Location... Bloomington, Ind. Enrollment...31,626 Founded Nickname...Hoosiers Colors... Cream and Crimson Conference...Big Ten Arena (Capacity)... IU Field Hockey Field (500) coaching staff Head Coach... Amy Robertson Alma Mater, Year...University of Massachusetts, 1988 Record at Indiana (Years) ,.458 (10th year) Career Record (Years)... same Assistant Coaches...Kelly Doton (2nd year), Jill Dedman (1st year) 2008 season in review Overall Record Big Ten Record (Regular Season Finish) (t-6th) team history First Year of Field Hockey Record (Years) ,.458 (8 years) Big Ten Record (Years) ,.241 (8 years) Best Big Ten Finish...2nd (2005, 2006) NCAA Tournament Appearances (Record)... One (1-1) Last NCAA Tournament Appearance media relations Field Hockey SID... Shana Daniels SID Phone SID ...sldaniel@indiana.edu SID Fax SID Mailing Address...Athletics Media Relations...Assembly Hall, 1001 East 17th St....Bloomington, IN Athletics Web Site... IUHoosiers.com GAME 7 vs. BALL STATE Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Ball State, 1 p.m. ET IU Field Hockey Field Bloomington, Ind. WEEKEND INFO The Hoosiers open the home slate on Saturday, Sept. 19, when they host Ball State at 2 p.m. ET at the IU Field Hockey Field in Bloomington. It s Kids Day at the field as the first 50 kids get a free shirt. HOOSIERS VS. WEEKEND S OPPONENT Indiana will meet Ball State on Saturday in it s home-opener at the IU Field Hockey Field. The Hoosiers faced the Cardinals during the preseason in Muncie and won, 3-0. Redshirt sophomore Brenna Moeljadi (two) and redshirt freshman Morgan Fleetwood scored IU s goals in the win. The Hoosiers lead the all-time series with Ball State, 6-3. IU has won the last five meetings between the two teams. The Cardinals enter Saturday s game with a 2-2 record with wins over Davidson, 2-1, and Appalachain State, 4-1. BSU is led by Brooke MacGillivary, who has three goals on 16 shots for six points on the season. HOOSIERS IN THE POLL The Indiana field hockey team moved up to No. 17 in this week s Kookaburra/NFHCA National Coaches Poll with 258 points, after entering last week s poll ranked 18th. The Hoosiers (4-2) split last weekend s action, winning 6-1 at Davidson on Saturday, Sept. 12, and falling 5-2 at No. 3 Wake Forest on Sunday. Indiana is led by senior Alina Valenti and redshirt freshman Morgan Fleetwood, each of whom has 10 points on the season. Valenti owns four goals on 14 shots and two assists. Fleetwood has tallied three goals on 24 shots and four assists. HOOSIERS DEFEAT DAVIDSON, 6-1 The Indiana field hockey team picked up their fourth road-win with a 6-1 victory at Davidson on Saturday, Sept. 12. The Hoosiers were led by two goals and two assists from redshirt freshman Morgan Fleetwood and two goals from senior Alina Valenti. Sophomore Jaclyn Milici and redshirt sophomore Brenna Moeljadi also scored to help improve the Hoosiers to an overall mark of 4-1. The Hoosiers came out with an aggressive attack HOOSIER NOTABLES and scored their first goal just 12:30 into the game as Valenti netted a goal on an assist from Fleetwood. Nearly two minutes later, Valenti scored for a second time on another assist from Fleetwood to give IU a 2-0 lead. Indiana kept on the attack as Milici scored her first career goal at the 15:19 mark to increase the Hoosier advantage to 3-0. With 26:22 on the clock, Milici pick up her first career assist as Fleetwood netted her first goal of the game to cushion Indiana s lead to four. Moeljadi took her turn at the 28:14 mark as she scored her goal on an assist from juniors Mutsa Mutembwa and Kelsey Kiper to give the Hoosiers a 5-0 lead at halftime. The Wildcats (2-4) came out of the break and matched the Hoosiers on shots, but Indiana kept an edge as Fleetwood recorded her second goal of the game at the 55:10 mark on an assist from senior Brittney Hacken. Sophomore Corey Brautigam set up the play on a corner with 54:55 on the clock to increase the Hoosiers lead to 6-0. However, Davidson was able to put one in as Jennie Mostellar scored at the 60:05 mark, but it was IU s game as they came away with the 6-1 victory. Fleetwood recorded her two goals on five shots, all of which were on goal, and added two assists. Valenti also scored her two goals on five shots, all on goal. Moeljadi scored one goal on two shots, both of which were on goal, and Milici scored her lone goal on one shot and tallied an assist. Senior Meg O Connell recorded three shots, with one on goal, and Kiper tallied one shot on goal and an assist. Junior Alex Mann started in goal the first half and recorded one save in 35:00 minutes, while sophomore Becky Pany was in goal the second half and tallied three saves in 35:00. The Hoosiers outshot the Wildcats,

2 2009 NUMERICAL Roster No. Name Pos. yr. Ht. Hometown/Last School 1 Corey Brautigam Forward So. 5-2 Landisville, Pa./Hempfield 2 Kristy McFadden Midfield So. 5-7 Mariton, N.J./Cherokee 3 Brooke Borneman Forward Fr. 5-7 Coopersburg, Pa./Southern Lehigh 4 Katie Griswold Forward Jr. 5-6 Solana Beach, Calif./Torrey Pines 5 Lena Grote Forward Jr. 5-4 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Ursula Acad. 6 Brittney Hacken Back/Midfield Jr. 5-5 Mountain Top, Pa./Crestwood 7 Jaclyn Zamudio Forward/Midfield So. 5-6 Los Gatos, Calif./Archbishop Mitty 8 Alina Valenti Forward Sr. 5-5 Lehighton, Pa./Lehighton Area 9 Haley Funk Forward Sr. 5-5 Lititz, Pa./Warwick 10 Meg O Connell Midfield Sr. 5-3 St. Louis, Mo./Lafayette 11 Brenna Moeljadi Back R-So. 5-4 Culver City, Calif./Harvard-Westlake 12 Kelsey Kiper Forward Jr. 5-7 Louisville, Ky./Sacred Heart 13 Lucy Ireland Back Sr. 5-6 Chapel Hill, N.C./East Chapel Hill 14 Shareyna Chang Foward Fr. 5-2 Hampton, Va./Kecoughton 15 Hannah Boyer Defender Fr Louisville, Ky./DuPont Manual 16 Julia Raymakers Midfield Fr. 5-5 Amdsterdam, The Netherlands/Hervormd Lyceum Zuid 18 Liz Schmidt Midfield/Back Sr. 5-5 Louisville, Ky./Sacred Heart Acad. 22 Jaclyn Milici Midfield So. 5-3 Branford, Conn./Branford 29 Morgan Fleetwood Forward R-Fr. 5-8 Freeburg, Pa./Selinsgrove 32 Mutsa Mutembwa Defender Jr Harare, Zimbabwe/Arundel School 33 Alex Mann Goalkeeper Jr. 5-3 Telford, Pa./Souderton Area 99 Becky Pany Goalkeeper So. 5-4 Allentown, Pa./Parkland Head Coach: Amy Robertson, (10th year) Assistant Coaches: Kelly Doton and Jill Dedman ROSTER BREAKDOWN UNITED STATES Pennsylvania (8): Brooke Borneman, Corey Brautigam, Morgan Fleetwood, Haley Funk, Brittney Hacken, Alex Mann, Becky Pany, Alina Valenti California (3): Katie Griswold, Brenna Moeljadi, Jaclyn Zamudio Kentucky (3): Hannah Boyer, Katie Kiper, Liz Schmidt Connecticut (1): Jaclyn Milici Missouri (1): Meg O Connell North Carolina (1): Lucy Ireland Ohio (1): Lena Grote Virginia (1): Shareyna Change INTERNATIONAL Zimbabwe (1): Mutsa Mutembwa The Netherlands (1): Julia Raymakers New Jersey (1): Kristy McFadden

3 Robertson is entering her 10th season leading the Indiana field hockey program in In nine short seasons, Robertson transformed the newest field hockey member of the Big Ten Conference into one of the nation s premiere programs. Robertson came to Indiana in 2000 to lead the newlyreinstated field hockey program in its inaugural season. Having built the program from the ground up, Robertson has compiled a record and one NCAA Tournament appearance in her eight seasons at IU. For her remarkable elevation of the program, Robertson garnered the Big Ten s Coach of the Year honor in 2003 and 2005 s Dita/NFHCA West Region Coach of the Year laurel. She was also named head coach of the 2007 Midwest High Performance team and led them to a second place finish at the national tournament. Robertson s teams succeed on the field and in the classroom. At Indiana, Robertson has mentored three All- Americans, 15 All-Big Ten selections, 15 All-West Region honorees, one U.S. Field Hockey member and one Honda Award semifinalist. Off the field, IU boasts 78 Academic All-Big Ten and 88 NFHCA National Academic Squad selections. In her 19 years as both a head and assistant coach, Robertson coached 11 student-athletes who have played on the National Team, 14 All-Americans and nine Under-18 and Under-21 National Team members, including current sophomore Brenna Moeljadi, who was selected for the U-21 squad. Under her guidance, the Hoosiers vaulted from a group of club players, who mustered a record of 1-12 in 2000, to a top-20 team in the country with some of the college game s elite competitors. The 2008 season was highlighted by Meg O Connell earning her first ever All-Big Ten honor after leading the Hoosiers with seven goals on the season. She also tallied a team-high 16 points and netted three game-winning goals. In 2007, the Hoosiers relied on senior goalkeeper Haley Exner and senior midfielder Meredith Brown, both of whom received first team All-Big Ten honors following the season. Exner closed out her career with the most wins in goal in school history while Brown increased her lead in the career assists category to 36. The 2006 season saw the Hoosiers continue to build off the tremendous season the year before. They posted a record of 14-5 overall, good for a second-place finish in the Big Ten for the second year in a row. During the year, the Hoosiers posted wins over Ohio State, Iowa and Penn State, all of which ended up in the NCAA Tournament at the end of the year. The 1-0 victory on the road over PSU marked the first time the Hoosiers had defeated the Nittany Lions. The 2005 season was one to remember, as Robertson and the Hoosiers made history with an Elite Eight run in their first appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Known as the season of firsts, the Hoosiers put IU field hockey on the map with a 17-5 overall record. Shattering almost every record in the book, IU finished second during the Big Ten regular season and at the Big Ten Championship. Indiana also claimed initial conference victories over HEAD COACH amy robertson 10th YEAR AT INDIANA (.458) THE ROBERTSON FILE Personal Birthplace: Evergreen, Ohio High School: Colorado Academy, 1984 College: University of Massachusetts, 1988 B.A., Exercise Science University of Iowa, 1992 M.S., Sport Psychology Coaching Experience university of iowa : Assistant Coach University of massachusetts : Assistant Coach wake forest university : Assistant Coach INDIANA UNIVERSITY 2000-PRESENT: Head Coach Michigan State, Michigan and Northwestern, appearing on television for the first time in the championship game against Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament. For the season, Robertson led the Hoosiers to victories over six ranked opponents. In 2004, Robertson guided the Cream and Crimson to its first winning season in program history with a record of In all, the Hoosiers surpassed or tied 10 team records. The 2003 Big Ten Coach of the Year led the team to an overall record of 8-10 including four straight wins to open the season and a double-overtime victory over highly-ranked Iowa. The Hoosiers finished 2002 with a 6-13 ledger, claiming their first conference win over Ohio State on Oct. 5 in Bloomington. In Robertson s first season with her own recruits, the team concluded the year with a victory over Ball State and three tightly-contested games. Robertson s first win as a head coach came in 2000 when IU defeated Bellarmine on Oct. 1. Robertson is no stranger to winning. She joined the Hoosiers after serving as an assistant coach at one of the country s most decorated programs, Wake Forest, for three seasons. While with the Demon Deacons, she helped the squad to an 18-4 record, a school-best national ranking of third and a trip to its first NCAA Tournament in Wake Forest concluded the 1999 season ranked second in the nation in scoring (4.29 ppg) and average margin of victory (3.28 ppg). The Deacons winning percentage (.820) and defense (1.01 ppg) were both the fifth-best marks in the country. Additionally, a trio of Robertson s Demon Deacons earned All-America honors. She helped turn the program around as Wake Forest went from 9-11 to 18-4 in her three seasons. A talented recruiter, Robertson was fundamental in Wake s signing of standouts Kelly Dostal and Kelly Doton. Robertson, who has appeared in four Final Fours as a coach and a player, spent five seasons as an assistant coach at her alma mater, the University of Massachusetts, prior to her tenure at Wake Forest. While with the Minutewomen, Robertson helped the program advance to the 1992 Final Four as UMass posted a 21-2 record in her first season. The team made return trips to the NCAA Tournament in 1993 and Robertson also served as regional coaching director of the Massachusetts Developmental Futures Program and as a head coach at A Camp, B Camp, the Futures Development Invitational Camp, the USFHA Super Camp and the National Futures program. Robertson began her coaching career in 1988 as a student assistant coach at UMass. She left in 1989 to take a position as an assistant coach at the University of Iowa where she remained until 1992, earning a master s degree in sport psychology. While at Iowa, the Hawkeyes advanced to the Final Four in each of her first two seasons, 1989 and 1990, and posted a combined record of They returned to the NCAA Tournament in her final season, sporting a mark of It is obvious that winning has followed Robertson throughout her coaching career. The 11 teams she guided as an assistant coach posted a mark, made three Final Four trips and seven NCAA Tournament appearances. Robertson also enjoyed an outstanding collegiate career of her own as a defender at UMass. She helped the Minutewomen to a combined record and four trips to the NCAA Tournament in four years. In her senior campaign, Massachusetts advanced to the NCAA Final Four and finished the season ranked No. 3 in the nation in In four years, Robertson tallied four goals and six assists from her defensive position. She capped her career by being named to the Northeast Region All-America team as a senior. Robertson also lettered four times on the UMass lacrosse team. She earned the Outstanding Two-Sport Athlete at Massachusetts and claimed North- South All-Star honors in lacrosse. Additionally, she snared Northeast Region All-American accolades in both her junior and senior seasons of lacrosse. After earning a bachelor s degree in exercise science from UMass in 1988, Robertson played with the United States Field Hockey squad from She was a member of the 1989 U.S. Reserve Team and a twotime Olympic Festival participant. A native of Evergreen, Colo., she captured Colorado Sportswoman of the Year recognition for field hockey in Additionally, Robertson is a member of the Holland Tunnel Club Team, a program that has won the national club championship each of the last five years. She is also part of the Under-16 National Team coaching staff and toured with the U-18 Futures Elite team in Queensland, Australia during the summer of Robertson is a selector for the United States Field Hockey Association at the National Futures Tournament. year-by-year stats Year School Overall League 2000 Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Totals (.458) 13-41

4 2009 BOX SCORE & RECAPS Soccer Box Score (Final) 2009 Indiana Field Hockey #14 AMERICAN vs Indiana (Aug 28, 2009 at Richmond, Va) AMERICAN (0-1) vs. Indiana (1-0) Date: Aug 28, 2009 Attendance: 178 Weather: AMERICAN Po ## Player Sh G A gk 54 POORMAN, Alyssa GRAYBILL, Savannah CARNEY, Rachel BOYCE, Carly DE WILJES,Anne-Mei DYER, Tatum FINGERHUTH,Christi GEBHART, Kirstin CASALE, Melissa van ERP, Anne BRADLEY, Jenn STOVICEK, Emily SMITH, Shay DAVIS, Kelsey BARON, Alli MILLMAN, Sarah Totals POORMAN, Alyssa 70: Shots by period 1 2 Total AMERICAN Indiana Corner kicks 1 2 Total AMERICAN Indiana Goals by period 1 2 Total AMERICAN Indiana Indiana Po ## Player Sh G A gk 33 Mann, Alex Brautigam, Corey Griswold, Katie Valenti, Alina Funk, Haley O'Connell, Meg Ireland, Lucy Raymakers, Julia Schmidt, Elizabeth Fleetwood, Morgan Mutembwa, Mutsa Borneman, Brooke Grote, Lena Moeljadi, Brenna Kiper, Kelsey Chang, Shareyna Totals Mann, Alex 70: Saves by period 1 2 Total AMERICAN Indiana Fouls 1 2 Total AMERICAN Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 5:05 IND Fleetwood, Morgan (1) Griswold, Katie pass from right, shot from middle 2. 25:25 IND Chang, Shareyna (1) Fleetwood, Morgan off breakaway 3. 65:58 AU FINGERHUTH,Christine GRAYBILL, Savannah off deflection in crowd Cautions and ejections: GC-AU #13 (42:38); GC-IND #8 (42:46) Stadium: Crenshaw Field Officials: Offsides: AMERICAN 0, Indiana 0. Official's signature Soccer Box Score (Final) 2009 Indiana Field Hockey Indiana vs RICHMOND (Aug 30, 2009 at Richmond, Va.) Indiana (2-0) vs. RICHMOND (0-2) Date: Aug 30, 2009 Attendance: 176 Weather: sunny Indiana gk 33 Mann, Alex Brautigam, Corey Griswold, Katie Valenti, Alina Funk, Haley O'Connell, Meg Ireland, Lucy Raymakers, Julia Schmidt, Elizabeth Fleetwood, Morgan Mutembwa, Mutsa McFadden, Kristy Borneman, Brooke Grote, Lena Moeljadi, Brenna Kiper, Kelsey Chang, Shareyna Totals Mann, Alex 70: Shots by period 1 2 Total Indiana RICHMOND Corner kicks 1 2 Total Indiana RICHMOND Goals by period 1 2 Total Indiana RICHMOND RICHMOND gk 00 RAITHEL, Jacki PETERSON, Katelin BLYHE-WOOD, Sarah WHITE, Becky STRANIERO, Emily PYCROFT, Dani WEIDNER,Jess HESS,Hannah GYGER,Jackie WHITCHER,Tori THOMPSON,Megan ELLIS, Margaret GALLO,Natalie SCHNUCK,Liesl PICKAR,Adrian HANLEY,Christian Totals RAITHEL, Jacki 70: Saves by period 1 2 Total Indiana RICHMOND Fouls 1 2 Total RICHMOND Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 26:10 UR BLYHE-WOOD, Sarah (1 (unassisted) Came up with loose ball 2. 30:08 UR BLYHE-WOOD, Sarah (2 Penalty kick 3. 34:57 IND O'Connell, Meg (1) Valenti, Alina penalty corner 4. 47:36 IND O'Connell, Meg (unassisted) 5. 48:20 IND Borneman, Brooke Kiper, Kelsey Cautions and ejections: GC-IND #10 (29:02); YC-UR #4 (38:40) Stadium: Crenshaw Field Officials: Referee: Tim Vaughan; Asst. Referee: Dave Cranmer; Offsides: Indiana 0, RICHMOND 0. Official's signature RICHMOND, Va. - The Indiana field hockey team opened the regular season with a 2-1 upset of No. 14 American on Crenshaw Field in Richmond, Va., on Friday, Aug. 28. Redshirt freshman Morgan Fleetwood netted the Hoosiers (1-0) first goal of the game, while freshman Shareyna Chang scored IU s second goal. The Hoosiers immediately went to work in the first half as Fleetwood nearly scored 4:28 into the game, but her shot was blocked. Just 37 seconds later, Fleetwood netted the first goal of the game on a shot from the middle, coming off a pass from the right side from junior Katie Griswold. The Eagles (0-1) took their first shot at the 10:21 mark, but it went wide. With 25:25 on the clock, Chang scored for the Hoosiers on a breakaway off of a pass from Fleetwood to give Indiana a 2-0 lead. The Hoosiers took two more shots before the half to take a 2-0 lead into the break. American was aggressive early in the second half, taking seven shots in the first 10 minutes. With 63:20 on the clock, the Hoosiers attempted to cushion their lead with back-to-back corners from Valenti that resulted in two shots from junior Mutsa Mutembwa and Chang, both of which were blocked. At the 65:58 mark, American s Savannah Graybill had a shot that was blocked, but Christine Fingerhuth scored off the block to cut IU s lead to 2-1. The Eagles controlled possession for the final four minutes, taking two more shots but the Hoosiers held on for the 2-1 win behind two saves from junior Alex Mann in goal. Fleetwood s goal was her first of the season and her second at IU, while her assist on Chang s goal was the first career assist. Chang s goal was her first collegiate goal. Griswold s assist on Fleetwood s goal was the seventh of her career and first of the season. O Connell and Mutembwa each tallied one shot, while Fleetwood ended the game with six shots and Chang tallied two. Mann started in goal for the Hoosiers and recorded five saves on the game. American outshot Indiana, 20-10, and recorded 12 corners to the Hoosiers four. The last time the Hoosiers defeated a top-25 team was Nov. 3, 2006, when IU defeated then-no. 7 Penn State, 1-0, in State College. RICHMOND, Va. - Down by two, the Indiana field hockey team used goals from senior Meg O Connell and freshman Brooke Borneman for a 3-2 win on the road over Richmond. O Connell scored a goal in each half before Borneman netted what would be the game-winner. The Hoosiers (2-0) came out with an aggressive attack, taking four shots 22:29 into the first half before Richmond s Sarah Blythe-Wood scored a goal at the 26:10 mark after coming up with a loose ball to give the Spiders (0-2) a 1-0 lead. Nearly four minutes later, Adrian Picklar had a shot saved by IU s Alex Mann, but Blythe-Wood put in her second goal at the 30:08 mark on a penalty to give Richmond the 2-0 advantage. With just three seconds left in the half, O Connell cut the score in half as she scored on a penalty corner from senior Alina Valenti, to head into the break with the score, 2-1. IU kept on its attack early in the second half outshooting Richmond, 3-0. At the 47:36 mark, O Connell knotted the score with her second goal of the game. Less than a minute later, Borneman netted her first collegiate goal on an assist from junior Kelsey Kiper to give the Hoosiers a 3-2 lead. The Hoosiers held on for the win behind five saves from Mann throughout the remainder of the half. O Connell ended the day with two goals on four shots, while Borneman had one goal on one shot. Valenti and Kiper tallied their first assists of the season. O Connell s two goals increased her career total to 15. Mann tallied nine saves on the day. The Hoosiers outshot the Spiders, 14-13, and tallied six corners to Richmond s two.

5 2009 BOX SCORE & RECAPS Soccer Box Score (Final) 2009 Indiana Field Hockey Indiana vs OHIO (Sep 04, 2009 at Athens, OH) Soccer Box Score (Final) 2009 Indiana Field Hockey Indiana vs #13 LOU (Sep 06, 2009 at Louisville, Ky.) Indiana (2-1) vs. OHIO (1-2) Date: Sep 04, 2009 Attendance: 85 Weather: Warm and sunny Goals by period 1 2 Total OHIO Indiana (3-1) vs. LOU (2-2) Date: Sep 06, 2009 Attendance: 322 Weather: Goals by period 1 2 Total Indiana LOU Indiana gk 33 Mann, Alex Brautigam, Corey Borneman, Brooke Valenti, Alina Funk, Haley O'Connell, Meg Ireland, Lucy Raymakers, Julia Schmidt, Elizabeth Fleetwood, Morgan Mutembwa, Mutsa McFadden, Kristy Grote, Lena Moeljadi, Brenna Kiper, Kelsey Chang, Shareyna Totals OHIO gk 20 SEIDERS, Courtney ZORN, Brittany EDWARDS, Brooke SHELLEY, Katelyn HERR, Paige BROWN, Taylor DULL, Marcy BALLARD, Katherine GREEN, Jenna BIEGALSKI, Andrea DONAHUE, Patty MASTRO, Laura GREENAWALT, Laine ALTDOERFFER, Cathr ANDERSON, Taylor Totals Indiana gk 33 Mann, Alex Brautigam, Corey Valenti, Alina Funk, Haley O'Connell, Meg Kiper, Kelsey Ireland, Lucy Raymakers, Julia Schmidt, Elizabeth Fleetwood, Morgan Mutembwa, Mutsa McFadden, Kristy Borneman, Brooke Grote, Lena Moeljadi, Brenna Totals LOU gk 88 BUSTANOBY, Heathe YOUMAN, Nicole TURNER, Hayley AHERN, Jenna LIM, Tuli COLLINS, Caitlin ATTLES, Simone AUKER, Nikki NALL, Karah LEICKLY, Natasha HOLLENBACH, Rachel JURICH, Haley JURICH, Lacey THOMAS, Amber MAY, Kayla SMITH, Julie Anne Totals Mann, Alex 70: SEIDERS, Courtney 70: Mann, Alex 70: BUSTANOBY, Heather 70: Shots by period 1 2 Total Indiana OHIO Saves by period 1 2 Total Indiana OHIO Shots by period 1 2 Total Indiana LOU Saves by period 1 2 Total Indiana LOU Corner kicks 1 2 Total Indiana OHIO Fouls 1 2 Total Indiana OHIO Corner kicks 1 2 Total Indiana LOU Fouls 1 2 Total LOU Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 31:17 OHIO BALLARD, Katherine (2) (unassisted) shot from five yards out on the right side Cautions and ejections: YC-IND #13 (57:16); YC-IND #11 (70:00) Stadium: Pruitt Field Officials: Referee: Heather Matz; Asst. Referee: Steve Boniface; Timekeeper: Marissa Dienstag; Scorer: Brett Compton; Offsides: Indiana 0, OHIO 0. Official's signature Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 40:08 IND Valenti, Alina (unassisted) off goalkeeper rebound 2. 46:47 LOU NALL, Karah YOUMAN, Nicole tipped penalty corner shot 3. 48:07 IND Valenti, Alina Fleetwood, Morgan pass across right side of cage to left post Cautions and ejections: GC-LOU #7 (36:16); GC-LOU #11 (50:23) Stadium: Trager Stadium Officials: Offsides: Indiana 0, LOU 0. Official's signature ATHENS, Ohio - The Indiana field hockey team suffered its first loss of the season with a 1-0 defeat at Ohio on Friday, Sept. 4. The Bobcats (1-2) came out aggressive early in the first half with a corner and three shots just 6:15 into the game. Ohio continued to force its offense until Indiana (2-1) got four consecutive shots from redshirt sophomore Brenna Moeljadi, and seniors Alina Valenti and Meg O Connell with 28:30 on the clock. However, the Bobcats got on the board at the 31:17 mark as Katherine Ballard took a shot from five yards out on the right side of the field to put the home team up, 1-0. The Hoosiers picked up their offense, but it wasn t enough as they suffered the one goal loss. Redshirt freshman Morgan Fleetwood led the Hoosiers with six shots, four of which were on goal. Junior Mutsa Mutembwa took four shots with two on goal, Valenti and Moeljadi each took three shots with two on goal, and O Connell had three shots with one on goal. Junior Alex Mann tallied three saves in 70 minutes in goal. The Hoosiers outshot the Bobcats, LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Senior Alina Valenti netted two goals to lead the Indiana field hockey team to a 2-1 win over No. 13 Louisville on Sunday, Sept. 6, at Trager Stadium. The Hoosiers (3-1) win was its second of the season over a ranked opponent after defeating No. 14 American, 2-1, on Aug. 28. After a slow first half, the Hoosiers got on the board at 40:08 as Valenti scored on a rebound from the Cardinals goalkeeper as redshirt freshman Morgan Fleetwood put in a shot at the 40:10 mark. With 46:47 on the clock, Louisville s Karah Nall tied it up as she tipped in a penalty corner shot to even the score at 1-1. Just over two minutes later, Valenti scored again to give Indiana a 2-1 lead as she netted a shot on a pass across the right side of the cage to the left post with the assist going to Fleetwood. For the remainder of the half, the Cardinals took two shots to match the Hoosiers, but a block to one and a save by IU s Alex Mann in goal gave IU the 2-1 win. Valenti scored her two goals on five shots, all of which were on goal. Fleetwood tallied three shots with two on goal and recorded one assist on Valenti s second goal. Senior Haley Funk also recorded a shot in the game. Mann registered four saves in 70:00 minutes in goal. Louisville tallied 11 shots to Indiana s nine on the game.

6 2009 BOX SCORE & RECAPS Soccer Box Score (Final) 2009 Indiana Field Hockey Indiana vs Davidson (Sep 12, 2009 at Davidson, N.C.) Indiana (4-1) vs. Davidson (2-4) Date: Sep 12, 2009 Attendance: 187 Weather: Indiana Po ## Player Sh G A gk 33 Mann, Alex f 1 Brautigam, Corey f 3 Borneman, Brooke f 8 Valenti, Alina f 9 Funk, Haley mf 10 O'Connell, Meg d 13 Ireland, Lucy mf 16 Raymakers, Julia mf 18 Schmidt, Elizabeth f 29 Fleetwood, Morgan d 32 Mutembwa, Mutsa McFadden, Kristy Grote, Lena Hacken, Brittney Zamudio, Jaclyn Moeljadi, Brenna Kiper, Kelsey Chang, Shareyna Milici, Jaclyn Pany, Becky Totals Mann, Alex 35: Pany, Becky 35: Shots by period 1 2 Total Indiana Davidson Corner kicks 1 2 Total Indiana Davidson Goals by period 1 2 Total Indiana Davidson Davidson Po ## Player Sh G A gk 23 Christa Goeke mf 1 Hannah English mf 4 Elizabeth Luckey d 5 Steph Meador mf 8 Annie Evans f 9 Ellie Szykowny mf 11 Finley Amato d 12 Hannah Lawrence f 16 Christine Rua mf 20 Claire Perry mf 22 Gray Robinson Brit Donaldson Jennie Mostellar Courtney Tobe Meg Jarrell Sarah Fisher Amanda Vredenburg Krista Jackson Totals Christa Goeke 35: Sarah Fisher 35: Saves by period 1 2 Total Indiana Davidson Fouls 1 2 Total Davidson Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 12:30 IND Valenti, Alina Fleetwood, Morgan 2. 14:25 IND Valenti, Alina Fleetwood, Morgan 3. 15:19 IND Milici, Jaclyn (unassisted) 4. 26:22 IND Fleetwood, Morgan Milici, Jaclyn 5. 28:14 IND Moeljadi, Brenna Mutembwa, Mutsa Kiper, Kelsey 6. 55:10 IND Fleetwood, Morgan Hacken, Brittney off corner 7. 60:05 DAVFH Jennie Mostellar (unassisted) Cautions and ejections: Stadium: Belk Turf Field Officials: Timekeeper: Davidson SID; Scorer: Lauren Biggers; Offsides: Indiana 0, Davidson 0. Official's signature Soccer Box Score (Final) 2009 Indiana Field Hockey #18 Indiana vs #3 Wake Forest (Sep 13, 2009 at Winston-Salem, NC) Indiana (4-2) vs. Wake Forest (5-1, 1-0 ACC) Date: Sep 13, 2009 Attendance: 172 Weather: 77 degrees, sunny Indiana gk 33 Mann, Alex Brautigam, Corey Valenti, Alina Funk, Haley O'Connell, Meg Kiper, Kelsey Ireland, Lucy Raymakers, Julia Schmidt, Elizabeth Fleetwood, Morgan Mutembwa, Mutsa Borneman, Brooke Grote, Lena Moeljadi, Brenna Chang, Shareyna Totals Mann, Alex 70: Shots by period 1 2 Total Indiana Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 Total Wake Forest Goals by period 1 2 Total Indiana Wake Forest Wake Forest gk 72 Kaitlyn Ruhf Emily Cummings Melissa Martin Raisa Schiller Kaitlin Piosa Liza Casella Adelaide Knott Cristen Atchison Lauren Greenwald Kim Romansky Lizzie Rae Julia Young Alex Wolfgang-Price Faith Adams Kerry Ergen Florine van den Bent Totals Kaitlyn Ruhf 35: Julia Young 35: Saves by period 1 2 Total Indiana Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 Total Wake Forest Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 9:35 WF Raisa Schiller (2) Melissa Martin converted on penalty corner 2. 17:07 WF Kaitlin Piosa (2) Lauren Greenwald ripped a high shot into the corner of the cage Melissa Martin during penalty corner 3. 18:17 IND Brautigam, Corey (1) (unassisted) put in rebound from 12's shot, 8 yards center 4. 18:53 IND Grote, Lena (1) Valenti, Alina breakaway, sent in cross from center of circle 5. 20:29 WF Melissa Martin (2) Kaitlin Piosa penalty corner 6. 29:15 WF Faith Adams Liza Casella converted on penalty corner Melissa Martin 7. 52:20 WF Kim Romansky (3) Melissa Martin converted on penalty corner Cautions and ejections: GC-WF #7 (40:33) Stadium: Kentner Stadium Officials: Scorer: Kathyrn Hamlett; Offsides: Indiana 0, Wake Forest 0. Official's signature DAVIDSON, N.C. - The No. 18 Indiana field hockey team picked up their fourth road-win with a 6-1 victory at Davidson on Saturday, Sept. 12. The Hoosiers were led by two goals and two assists from redshirt freshman Morgan Fleetwood and two goals from senior Alina Valenti. Sophomore Jaclyn Milici and redshirt sophomore Brenna Moeljadi also scored to help improve the Hoosiers to an overall mark of 4-1. The Hoosiers came out with an aggressive attack and scored their first goal just 12:30 into the game as Valenti netted a goal on an assist from Fleetwood. Nearly two minutes later, Valenti scored for a second time on another assist from Fleetwood to give IU a 2-0 lead. Indiana kept on the attack as Milici scored her first career goal at the 15:19 mark to increase the Hoosier advantage to 3-0. With 26:22 on the clock, Milici pick up her first career assist as Fleetwood netted her first goal of the game to cushion Indiana s lead to four. Moeljadi took her turn at the 28:14 mark as she scored her goal on an assist from juniors Mutsa Mutembwa and Kelsey Kiper to give the Hoosiers a 5-0 lead at halftime. The Wildcats (2-4) came out of the break and matched the Hoosiers on shots, but Indiana kept an edge as Fleetwood recorded her second goal of the game at the 55:10 mark on an assist from senior Brittney Hacken. Sophomore Corey Brautigam set up the play on a corner with 54:55 on the clock to increase the Hoosiers lead to 6-0. However, Davidson was able to put one in as Jennie Mostellar scored at the 60:05 mark, but it was IU s game as they came away with the 6-1 victory. Fleetwood recorded her two goals on five shots, all of which were on goal, and added two assists. Valenti also scored her two goals on five shots, all on goal. Moeljadi scored one goal on two shots, both of which were on goal, and Milici scored her lone goal on one shot and tallied an assist. Senior Meg O Connell recorded three shots, with one on goal, and Kiper tallied one shot on goal and an assist. Junior Alex Mann started in goal the first half and recorded one save in 35:00 minutes, while sophomore Becky Pany was in goal the second half and tallied three saves in 35:00. The Hoosiers outshot the Wildcats, WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - The No. 18 Indiana field hockey team fell on the road, 5-2, at No. 3 Wake Forest on Sunday, Sept. 13. Sophomore Corey Brautigam and junior Lena Grote scored the Hoosiers (4-2) two goals on the day. The Demon Deacons (5-1) didn t waste any time as Raisa Schiller put them on the board 9:35 into the game as she converted the goal off a penalty corner. WFU scored again at the 17:07 mark on a goal from Kaitlin Piosa as she scored on a high shot into the corner of the cage to give the home team the 2-0 edge. At the 18:15 mark, junior Kelsey Kiper took a shot on goal, but it was saved by Kaitlyn Ruhf. However, Brautigam was able to score off the rebound from the save to put the Hoosiers on the board and cut Wake s lead in half, 2-1, with 18:17 on the clock. Less than a minute later, Grote knotted the score at 2-2, as she scored on a breakaway from senior Alina Valenti that was sent across from the center of the circle. However, the Demon Deacons answered with a goal from Melissa Martin at the 20:29 mark to regain a 3-2 advantage. Wake held on to that momentum and scored again, this time with 29:15 on the clock to increase its lead to 4-2 at the break. Wake Forest sealed the win late in the second half as Kim Romansky netted a goal with 52:20 off a penalty corner for the 5-2 win. Brautigam and Grote each scored their first goals of the season on one shot apiece, while Kiper tallied one shot on goal. Valenti recorded the Hoosiers only assist and junior goalkeeper Alex Mann collected eight saves in 70:00 minutes. The Demon Deacons outshot the Hoosiers, 16-3.

7 2009 OVERALL STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 28 vs #14 AMERICAN W Aug 30 at RICHMOND W Sep 04 at OHIO L Sep 06 at #13 LOU W Sep 12 at Davidson W Sep 13 at #3 Wake Forest L TEAM STATISTICS IND OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 2 1 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 5/188 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/178 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att 8 Valenti, Alina Fleetwood, Morgan O'Connell, Meg Milici, Jaclyn Moeljadi, Brenna Brautigam, Corey Chang, Shareyna Grote, Lena Borneman, Brooke Kiper, Kelsey Mutembwa, Mutsa Griswold, Katie Hacken, Brittney Ireland, Lucy Funk, Haley Schmidt, Elizabeth Raymakers, Julia Zamudio, Jaclyn McFadden, Kristy Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 33 Mann, Alex 6 385: Pany, Becky 1 35: Total 6 420: Opponents 6 420: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Indiana Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Indiana Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Indiana Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd Total Indiana Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd Total Indiana Opponents

8 2009 BIG TEN TEAM STATISTICS SCORING MARGIN (Min per game) SCORING AVERAGE ## Team GP Off. Def. Margin ## Team GP GF Minutes Avg Michigan State Michigan State : Ohio State Ohio State : Indiana Northwestern : Northwestern Indiana : Michigan Michigan : Iowa Iowa : Penn State Penn State : SHUTOUTS GOALS AGAINST AVG ## Team GP Shutouts Avg/G ## Team GP GA Minutes Avg Ohio State Michigan State : Michigan Ohio State : Northwestern Indiana : Iowa Michigan : Indiana Northwestern : Michigan State Penn State : Penn State Iowa : SHOTS SHOTS PER GAME ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Northwestern Michigan State Michigan State Ohio State Ohio State Northwestern Indiana Indiana Michigan Michigan Iowa Iowa Penn State Penn State GOALS SCORED GOALS SCORED/GAME ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Northwestern Michigan State Michigan State Ohio State Ohio State Northwestern Indiana Indiana Michigan Michigan Iowa Iowa Penn State Penn State GOALS ALLOWED GOALS ALLOWED/GAME ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Michigan State Ohio State Ohio State Michigan State Indiana Indiana Michigan Michigan Penn State Northwestern Iowa Penn State Northwestern Iowa ASSISTS ASSISTS PER GAME ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Ohio State Ohio State Northwestern Northwestern Indiana Indiana Michigan State Michigan State Michigan Michigan Iowa Iowa Penn State Penn State

9 2009 BIG TEN TEAM STATISTICS SAVES SAVES PER GAME ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G GA Save% Penn State Penn State Northwestern Michigan Michigan Indiana Indiana Northwestern Iowa Iowa Michigan State Michigan State Ohio State Ohio State PENALTY CORNERS DEFENSIVE SAVES ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Northwestern Ohio State Michigan State Penn State Ohio State Indiana Indiana Iowa Penn State Michigan State Iowa Michigan Michigan Northwestern

10 2009 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 50.0% of their team's games, goalies at least 33.0% of their team's minutes. SHOTS SHOTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Plaster, Courtney-NU Plaster, Courtney-NU Manouk Vernij-MSU Cacciatore, Jena-OSU Cacciatore, Jena-OSU Manouk Vernij-MSU Floor Rijpma-MSU Floor Rijpma-MSU Fleetwood, Morgan-IND Fleetwood, Morgan-IND Allison, Hannah-PSU Jantine Steinmetz-MSU Jantine Steinmetz-MSU Allison, Hannah-PSU Coyle, Aisling-OSU Beamesderfer,Meghan-IOWA Beamesderfer,Meghan-IOWA Coyle, Aisling-OSU POINTS POINTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Queralt, Berta-OSU Queralt, Berta-OSU Cacciatore, Jena-OSU Cacciatore, Jena-OSU Manouk Vernij-MSU Manouk Vernij-MSU Fleetwood, Morgan-IND Briones, Maria-OSU Floor Rijpma-MSU Valenti, Alina-IND Valenti, Alina-IND Floor Rijpma-MSU Jeamie Deacon-MSU Fleetwood, Morgan-IND Drake,Sarah-IOWA Jeamie Deacon-MSU Fortson, Stephanie-NU Drake,Sarah-IOWA Dobbs, Elizabeth-NU GOALS GOALS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Cacciatore, Jena-OSU Cacciatore, Jena-OSU Manouk Vernij-MSU Manouk Vernij-MSU Queralt, Berta-OSU Queralt, Berta-OSU Drake,Sarah-IOWA Briones, Maria-OSU Floor Rijpma-MSU Chantae Miller-MSU Chantae Miller-MSU Bain, Bryn-MICH Bain, Bryn-MICH Floor Rijpma-MSU Valenti, Alina-IND Valenti, Alina-IND Briones, Maria-OSU Drake,Sarah-IOWA Way, Meredith-MICH Werley,Jess-IOWA Coyle, Aisling-OSU Jantine Steinmetz-MSU Fleetwood, Morgan-IND Pohlmeyer, Kaylee-NU Dobbs, Elizabeth-NU Fortson, Stephanie-NU

11 2009 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ASSISTS ASSISTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Queralt, Berta-OSU Queralt, Berta-OSU Jeamie Deacon-MSU Jeamie Deacon-MSU Fleetwood, Morgan-IND McKeon, Aisling-OSU McKeon, Aisling-OSU Fleetwood, Morgan-IND Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Brandes, Eileen-MICH Dobbs, Elizabeth-NU Dobbs, Elizabeth-NU Fortson, Stephanie-NU Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Brandes, Eileen-MICH Fortson, Stephanie-NU Pergine,Sarah-IOWA Valenti, Alina-IND Coyle, Aisling-OSU Laytos, Paige-MICH Laytos, Paige-MICH Coyle, Aisling-OSU Valenti, Alina-IND Pergine,Sarah-IOWA Floor Rijpma-MSU Floor Rijpma-MSU Angela Pagura-MSU Sciulli, Jenn-OSU Sciulli, Jenn-OSU Kiper, Kelsey-IND Kiper, Kelsey-IND Adams, Katie-MICH Adams, Katie-MICH Angela Pagura-MSU Dudek, Christine-PSU Marcincin, Sarah-NU Plaster, Courtney-NU Uchida, Stacy-NU GAME-WINNING GOALS DEFENSIVE SAVES ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Valenti, Alina-IND Napolitano, Laura-OSU Queralt, Berta-OSU Mutembwa, Mutsa-IND Armstrong, Chelsea-NU Sciulli, Jenn-OSU Chang, Shareyna-IND Schaefer, Kristen-PSU Cacciatore, Jena-OSU Beamesderfer,Meghan-IOWA Laytos, Paige-MICH Hunter, Rachel-OSU Floor Rijpma-MSU Dawson, Hannah-MICH Werley,Jess-IOWA Joelle van Ierland-MSU Jantine Steinmetz-MSU Bonenberger, Amy-PSU Angie Lucik-MSU Manouk Vernij-MSU Borneman, Brooke-IND Mayer, Alicia-MICH Allison, Hannah-PSU Dobbs, Elizabeth-NU Pohlmeyer, Kaylee-NU Plaster, Courtney-NU Marcincin, Sarah-NU SAVES SAVES PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Pickett, Paige-MICH Pickett, Paige-MICH Meves, Ali-PSU Lynch, Katie-NU Lynch, Katie-NU Meves, Ali-PSU Mann, Alex-IND Mann, Alex-IND Elissa Unger-MSU Elissa Unger-MSU Quintiliani Lindsay-OSU Wirth, Amanda-NU Halus, Ayla-PSU Garifo,Tori-IOWA Mcgraw,Kathleen-IOWA Mcgraw,Kathleen-IOWA Garifo,Tori-IOWA Quintiliani Lindsay-OSU Wirth, Amanda-NU SHUTOUTS SHUTOUTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G ## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G Wirth, Amanda-NU Wirth, Amanda-NU Quintiliani Lindsay-OSU Quintiliani Lindsay-OSU Pickett, Paige-MICH Pickett, Paige-MICH