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1 GEORGIA SOCCER UGA Sports Communications Contact Kate Burkholder AUGUST 2011 Schedule (7-3-0, 0-0-0) 19 Furman Furman, S.C. W, TEXAS Athens, Ga. L, VILLANOVA Athens, Ga. L, 3-2 SEPTEMBER 2 Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. W, 2-1 (OT) 4 Iowa State Minneapolis, Minn. W, MERCER Athens, Ga. W, 2-1 (OT) 11 GEORGIA STATE Athens, Ga. W, UNC Greensboro Greensboro, N.C. W, FLORIDA* Athens, Ga. L, SOUTH CAROLINA* Athens, Ga. W, 2-1 (OT) 30 Arkansas* (FSS) Fayetteville, Ark. 8 p.m. OCTOBER 2 LSU* Baton Rouge, La. 2 p.m. 7 MISS. STATE Athens, Ga. 7 p.m. 9 OLE MISS* Athens, Ga. 1 p.m. 14 Vanderbilt* Nashville, Tenn. 8 p.m. 16 Kentucky* (ESPNU) Lexington, Ky. 4 p.m. 20 Auburn* Auburn, Ala. 8 p.m. 23 ALABAMA* (CSS) Athens, Ga. 2 p.m. 28 TENNESSEE* Athens, Ga. 7 p.m. NOVEMBER 2-6 SEC Championships Orange Beach, Ala. TBA *SEC match All Times Listed Are Eastern and subject to Game 11: Georgia at Arkansas Friday, Sept. 30 8:05 p.m. ET Razorback Field Fayetteville, Ark. GTV Live Audio/Live Blog (georgiadogs.com) TV: Fox Sports South Game 12: Georgia at LSU Sunday, Oct. 2 2 p.m. ET LSU Soccer Complex Baton Rouge, La. GTV Live Audio/Live Blog (georgiadogs.com) SEC WEST ROAD TRIP: The Georgia soccer team (7-3, 1-1) will hit the road for the first time in SEC play in 2011, heading West to take on a pair from the other division in Arkansas and LSU on Friday and Sunday, respectively. The squad will be looking to remain undefeated on the road, currently 4-0 away from the UGA Soccer Stadium. The Bulldogs have won six of their last seven outings and opened Southeastern Conference play last weekend with a split, placing them tied for first in the SEC East at 1-1 with four other teams. The road trip starts with Friday night s contest in Fayetteville vs. the Razorbacks (4-5, 2-0) televised on Fox Sports South, set to kick off at 8:05 p.m. ET. The Bulldogs will then head to Baton Rouge to face the Tigers Sunday at 2 p.m. ET. Both will include live audio coverage and a live blog on Georgiadogs.com. LAST TIME OUT: Georgia opened the SEC slate with a split weekend at home vs. tough division rivals Florida and South Carolina Sept , falling 1-0 to the Gators Friday before downing the Gamecocks in 2OT on yet another Alexa Newfield gamewinning header goal on Sunday. The Bulldogs improved to 7-3 (1-1) with the win and have won six of their last seven games. Newfield scored both of the Georgia goals in the win USC and now leads the team - and the league - with eight scores in LOOKING AT THE RAZORBACKS: Arkansas won its first two games on the opening weekend of conference play, defeating Ole Miss and Mississippi State last weekend at home. The Razorbacks are 4-5 overall, 2-0 in SEC play, and are led by Kailey Anders three-goal, two-assist output thus far. Beth Stratton has added two goals while three other players have one each. In goal, Emily Lillard has played the majority of the minutes though two other keepers have seen action. Lillard has allowed 21 goals while making 47 saves. Erin Aubry is in her third season as the head coach at Arkansas. SERIES HISTORY, GEORGIA VS. ARKANSAS: Georgia is all-time vs. Arkansas, a record that includes last season s brutal rain-filled contest that ultimately amounted to a scoreless draw in Athens as neither team could muster any chances due to the weather. Arkansas last win over UGA came in LOOKING AT THE TIGERS: LSU, like Arkansas, is 2-0 to start the conference schedule coming off a pair of wins over the Mississippi schools last weekend. The Tigers stand at (2-0-0) overall and are paced by current SEC Offensive Player of the Week Taryne Boudreau s 7 goals and 3 assists for 17 points. Boudreau scored four goals on the SEC-opening weekend including both game-winners. Boudreau leads nine other players in the scoring column, with Kellie Murphy next with three goals. Georgia native Mo Isom has played primarily in goal for the Tigers, recording three shutouts on the strength of 27 saves and a 79.4 save percentage,

2 allowing just seven goals on her watch. LSU is coached by Brian Lee in his seventh season. SERIES HISTORY, GEORGIA VS. LSU: Georgia is all-time vs. LSU, most recently defeating the Tigers by a 1-0 score last season in Athens. In that game, the Bulldogs got a second-half goal from Kelli Corless on a corner kick and held the Tigers scoreless to snap a three-game skid against LSU. The Bulldogs were ranked No. 17 at the time and posted the shutout victory in front of 2,326 fans. THE NUMBERS GAME: Georgia has scored first in seven of 10 games this season... nine players have scored goals and 14 have at least one point... Georgia has scored two or more goals in seven of its last eight games... Georgia has allowed fewer than two goals in the last seven games... in three games this season the Bulldogs and the opposition have scored goals less than minute apart (vs. Villanova, 59 seconds; vs. UNCG, 17 seconds; vs. South Carolina, 21 seconds)... the Bulldogs are 3-0 in overtime this season, with all three game-winners in those games coming off the head of Alexa Newfield... Newfield has four game-winning goals on the season, good for seventh place in Division I women s soccer. COUNTDOWN TO 200: The Georgia soccer team is staring down a milestone this season as it nears program win No Georgia entered the 2011 season with an all-time record of , leaving it now just two wins shy of the historic mark with 198. Playing its first season in 1995, Georgia Soccer earned its first win on Sept. 3, 1995, its 100th on Sept. 14, 2003, and No. 150 on Nov. 2, In doing so, Georgia would become just the fourth SEC program to win 200 games alltime. Florida, Vanderbilt, and Kentucky have already accomplished the feat. SPREADING THE WEALTH: Georgia has gotten goals from nine different players through the first 10 games in what has shaped up to be a balanced offensive output so far in Paced by eight goals for sophomore Alexa Newfield and three apiece for Madeline Barker and Ashley Miller, a total of 14 players have found the stat sheet for either goals or assists. Balanced offense has been a trend in recent years, as last season 12 different players scored goals. NEW FACES: Among Georgia s nine newcomers this season are a trio of players from the state of Colorado from the same club team. Jenna Owens, Madison Meyers, and Bella Hartley - who will redshirt the season with a knee injury - were members of Real Colorado and make up a stellar recruiting class that also includes Georgia product Ansley Morgan, California native Tori Cooper, and a goalkeeper from the state of Wyoming in Kathleen Eastman. The Bulldogs added two players - Chika Ibiam and Maria Palumbo - from the club soccer team. Ibiam has already made an impact, chipping in an assist in the Bulldogs seasonopening win at Furman on Aug. 19. WHERE YOU FROM?: The 2011 soccer roster includes players from 10 different states as well as one player native to Nigeria (Chika Ibiam). Begind the 13 from Georgia, the next most popular states are Colorado and Florida with three apiece. Texas is home to two current Bulldogs, while Arizona, No. Name Height Class Pos. Hometown/High School (Last School) 00 Callie Corbin Langford 5-6 So. GK Tallahassee, Fla./Maclay School 0 Caitlin Woody 5-10 So. GK Boca Raton, Fla./Boca Raton Community 1 Ashley Baker 5-10 Jr. GK Lilburn, Ga./Parkview 2 Madison Meyers 5-2 Fr. F Highlands Ranch, Colo./Valor Christian 3 Jenna Owens 5-8 Fr. M/F Highlands Ranch, Colo./Mountain Vista 4 Meghan Gibbons 5-9 So. F The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 5 Jenna Buckley 5-7 Sr. D Atlanta, Ga./Westminster 6 Madeline Barker 5-7 So. M Atlanta, Ga./Grater Atlanta Christian 7 Ashley Miller 5-6 Sr. F Lake Mary, Fla./Lake Mary 8 Jamie Pollock 5-6 Sr. M Powder Springs, Ga./Harrison 9 Bella Hartley 5-9 Fr. M/F Wheat Ridge, Colo./Wheat Ridge 10 Nicole Locandro 5-10 So. M Marietta, Ga./The Walker School 11 Carli Shultis 5-8 So. F McDonough, Ga./Eagles Landing Christian 12 Susannah Dennis 5-4 Jr. M Franklin, Tenn./Battle Ground 13 Torri Allen 5-4 So. D Stafford, Va./Colonial Forge 14 Laura Eddy 5-8 Jr. M Atlanta, Ga./Marist 16 Tori Cooper 5-6 Fr. M Torrance, Calif./South Torrance 17 Bailey Powell 5-11 Sr. D Fayetteville, Ga./Whitewater 18 Rebekah Perry 5-7 Jr. M Kennesaw, Ga./Kennesaw Mountain 19 Nikki Hill 5-7 So. D Scottsdale, Ariz./Pinnacle 21 Ansley Morgan 5-7 Fr. D St. Simons Island, Ga./Frederica Academy 22 Chika Ibiam 5-2 So. F Benin City, Nigeria/Central Gwinnett 23 Maria Palumbo 5-4 Jr. M Alpharetta, Ga./Milton 25 Devon Fry 5-8 So. D Newnan, Ga./Northgate 28 Kathleen Eastman 6-1 Fr. GK Jackson Hole, Wy./Jackson Hole 29 Alexa Newfield 5-5 So. M Atlanta, Ga./St. Pius X 33 Riliegh McHugh 5-8 So. D/M Hershey, Pa./Hershey Coaching Staff Head Coach: Steve Holeman (2nd season) Assistant Coach: Dan Blank (2nd season) Assistant Coach: Robin Confer (7th season) Volunteer Coach: Jonathan Harvey (1st season) California, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wyoming have one each. Historically, Georgia soccer has successfully recruited players both in-state and from around the country. FRESHMAN OWENS NAMED HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICA: Georgia soccer freshman Jenna Owens added another award to her impressive resume in August, named a second-team ESP- NRISE Girls High School Soccer All- America according to an announcement on the organiza- Coaching Staff Head Coach: Steve Holeman 2nd Season at Georgia 18th Career Season Graduated Wake Forest, 1990 Assistant Coach: Dan Blank 2nd Season at Geoargia Graduated Bethany College, 1991 Assistant Coach: Robin Confer 7th Season at Georgia Graduated North Carolina, 1998 Volunteer Coach: Jonathan Harvey 1st Season at Georgia Graduated NGCSU, 2007 Bulldogs By Position Goalkeepers...4 Defenders...7 Midfielders...9 Forwards...7 Bulldogs By HOMETOWN Georgia Colorado...3 Florida...3 Texas... 1 Arizona... 1 California... 1 Nigeria... 1 Pennsylvania... 1 Tennessee... 1 Virginia... 1 Wyoming... 1 Bulldogs By Class Seniors...4 Juniors...5 Sophomores Freshmen...6 Pronunciation Guide Ansley...ANN-slee Chika...CHEEK-ah Eddy... Eddie Holeman...HOLE-man Ibiam... EEB-yam Locandro... Lo-CAN-dro Madeline... MAD-el-lynn Pollock... PAW-luck Riliegh... Riley

3 2010 UGA STAT LEADERS GOALS Meghan Gibbons...8 Alexa Newfield...8 Nicole Locandro...5 Assists Nicole Locandro... 5 Carli Shultis... 5 Alexa Newfield... 4 Points Alexa Newfield...20 Meghan Gibbons...17 Nicole Locandro...15 Game-Winning Goals Alexa Newfield...3 Meghan Gibbons...2 Six with...1 Shots Alexa Newfield...87 Meghan Gibbons...39 Nicole Locandro...37 Shots on Goal Alexa Newfield...44 Meghan Gibbons...22 Nicole Locandro...18 Shot Percentage (pct. shots that result in a goal; min 8) Laura Eddy (2 for 8) Meghan Gibbons (8 for 39) Marah Falle (2 for 14) SOG Percentage (pct. of shots that are put on goal; min. 8) Madeline Barker (8 for 12) Marah Falle (8 for 14) Meghan Gibbons (22 for 39) tion s website. In all, 36 high school players were selected to the three teams using a combination of high school performance, coaching and media recommendations, and recruiting details. Owens was a standout at Mountain Vista High School in Highlands Ranch, Colo., and with her club team Real Colorado. At Mountain Vista she led the Golden Eagles to the state semifinals two years in a row including the championship in 2011, when she was named the 5A All-State and Continental League player of the year. EDDY SUFFERS SEASON-ENDING KNEE INJURY: Junior soccer player Laura Eddy suffered a preseason knee injury that will sideline her for the entirety of the 2011 season, head coach Steve Holeman announced Aug. 12. The Atlanta native tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her right knee during a training session Aug. 9 and had reconstructive surgery two weeks later. Eddy has played in 42 games since arriving in Athens, starting 40 of those in the Bulldog midfield. She has tallied three career goals and added three assists for nine points, named the 2009 SEC Freshman of the Year and to the 2010 SEC All-Tournament team. BULLDOGS HELP SILVERBACKS TO W-LEAGUE TITLE: The Atlanta Silverbacks captured their first W-League championship this summer, with five of the team s six goals in the title game coming by way of University of Georgia players -- including two from rising junior Susannah Dennis. The Silverbacks won the title with a 6-1 decision over the Ottawa Fury at Seattle s Starfire Sports Complex after a semifinal victory over former Bulldog Carrie Patterson and the Vancouver Whitecaps two days earlier. The Silverbacks first goal in the final came from rising senior Jamie Pollock off a corner. The lead became 2-0 on a strike from the left side from Dennis, while sophomore Alexa Newfield added the third tally on a free kick to close the first half scoring. Ottawa pulled it to 3-1 just four minutes into the second, before Dennis added her second goal just five minutes later. Bulldog alum Megan Tomlinson had the next one as she used her speed to beat the Fury defense and finished past the keeper to make it 5-1. The Silverbacks added a sixth with just one minute left to secure the championship after falling in the final in Tomlinson earned championship game MVP honors. BULLDOGS IN THE MEDIA: Three Georgia soccer games will be televised in 2011, including one carried nationally, the Southeastern Conference office announced July 25. Georgia s Oct. 16 contest on the road at Kentucky will air on ESPNU at 4 p.m. ET. Additionally, the Sept. 30 game at Arkansas will be broadcast on Fox Sports South at 8 p.m. and the Oct. 23 game at home vs. Alabama will air on CSS at 2 p.m. A total of 14 SEC games will enjoy television coverage this season. Additionally, 2011 marks the first season that Georgia soccer games will be broadcast live on local radio stations 960 WRFC and 1340 WGAU in addition to regular video or audio coverage from GTV. The full coverage schedule can be accessed on georgiadogs.com. WHAT S NEXT: Georgia comes home to take on another SEC West pair in Mississippi State and Ole Miss next weekend, Oct. 7-9 at the UGA Soccer Stadium. Both games will include live video coverage on Georgiadogs.com and the Sunday game vs. the Rebels will also be broadcast live on 960 WRFC. Admission is free. Saves Ashley Baker...97 shutouts Ashley Baker...9 save percentage Ashley Baker Goals against average Ashley Baker Georgia s record when... Scoring first: 6-1 In one-goal games: 3-2 Scoring second: 1-0 Scoring 2+ goals: 7-1 Getting shutout: 0-2 Allowing 2+ goals: 0-2 Playing at home: 3-3 Making 5+ saves: 3-1 Playing on the road: 3-0 Making less than 5 saves: 4-2 Playing in a neutral site: 1-0 Outshooting opponent: 5-1 Leading at half: 4-0 Getting outshot: 1-2 Trailing at half: 0-2 Taking same number of shots: 1-0 Tied at half: 3-1 Taking 10+ shots: 7-3 In overtime games: 3-0 Taking less than 10 shots: 0-0 Vs. Ranked teams (NSCAA): 0-1

4 EASTERN DIVISION SEC Standings SEC Pts Home Away Div. ALL Pct. Home Away Neutral Last 5 Streak Florida L1 Georgia W1 Kentucky W1 South Carolina L1 Tennessee W1 Vanderbilt L2 WESTERN DIVISION SEC Pts. Home Away Div. ALL Pct. Home Away Neutral Last 5 Streak Arkansas W2 Auburn W3 LSU W4 Alabama L1 Ole Miss L5 Miss. State L2 Georgia In The SEC (Top 10) TEAM INDIVIDUAL SHOTS T3rd A. Newfield - 1st (42) SHOTS PER GAME T3rd A. Newfield - 1st (4.20) POINTS 4th - 62 A. Newfield - T2nd (20) POINTS PER GAME 4th A. Newfield - T2nd (2.00) GOALS T5th - 21 A. Newfield - T1st (8) GOALS PER GAME T5th A. Newfield - T1st (0.80) ASSISTS 5th - 20 J.Owens/A.Newfield/S. Dennis - T6th (4) ASSISTS PER GAME T3rd J. Owens - 3rd (0.57), A.Newfield/S. Dennis - T7th (0.40) SAVES T6th - 42 A. Baker - 6th (38) CORNERS 10th ATTENDANCE (avg) 2nd - 1, Georgia s Starting Lineups Defenders Midfielders Forwards Opponent GK Left Center Center Right Def. Mid Def. Mid Attack. Mid. Left Center Right Furman Baker Allen Powell Buckley Perry Pollock Locandro Miller Newfield Dennis Gibbons Texas Baker Hill Powell Allen Perry Pollock Locandro Miller Newfield Dennis Gibbons Villanova Baker Hill Powell Buckley Perry Pollock Locandro Miller Newfield Dennis Allen Minnesota Baker Hill Powell Allen Perry Pollock Locandro Newfield Miller Dennis Barker Iowa State Baker Hill Powell Buckley Perry Pollock Locandro Miller Newfield Dennis Owens Mercer Baker Hill Powell Buckley Perry Pollock Locandro Miller Newfield Dennis Owens Georgia St. Baker Hill Powell Buckley Perry Pollock Locandro Miller Newfield Dennis Owens UNCG Baker Hill Powell Buckley Perry Pollock Locandro Dennis Newfield Miller Owens Florida Baker Allen Powell Buckley Perry Pollock Locandro Miller Newfield Dennis Owens South Carolina Baker Allen Powell Buckley Perry Pollock Locandro Dennis Newfield Owens Shultis Arkansas LSU Miss. State Ole Miss Vanderbilt Kentucky Auburn Alabama Tennessee

5 Player Profile Updates #0 Caitlin Woody Played 31 minutes vs. Georgia State, making four saves #00 Callie Corbin Langford #1 Ashley Baker Only forced to make one save vs. Furman in collecting the win Named the SEC Player of the Week Sept. 5 All-Tournament Team/Defensive MVP of the Minnesota Gold Classic after making 12 saves in Georgia s two wins #2 Madison Meyers Made first appearance as a Bulldog vs. Furman #3 Jenna Owens Played in first two college games vs. Minnesota and Iowa State, getting the start vs. the Cyclones on the left wing Assisted Georgia s game-winning goal in overtime vs. the Golden Gophers, just 1:17 into OT Chipped in two assists vs. Georgia State Kept the assists coming, adding another vs. UNCG #4 Meghan Gibbons Took three shots vs. Furman Scored Georgia s first goal vs. Minnesota Two-assist effort vs. UNCG #5 Jenna Buckley First career point came vs. UNCG as she assisted on Georgia s third goal #6 Madeline Barker Scored first career goal vs. Furman, Georgia s second of the day Also scored vs. GSU and UNCG #7 Ashley Miller Scored Georgia s second goal vs. Iowa State Scored vs. GSU just 42 seconds into the gameand added an assist later in the day Was again the first goal-scorer of the day as she got UGA on the board vs. UNC Greensboro in the eighth minute #8 Jamie Pollock Scored vs. Furman and Villanova Assisted Georgia s second goal, the overtime winner, vs. Mercer #9 Bella Hartley Will redshirt the 2011 season #10 Nicole Locandro Scored Georgia s third goal vs. Furman and took four shots All-Tournament Team of the Minnesota Gold Classic #11 Carli Shultis Earned first start of the season vs. South Carolina and made it count, assisting the game-winning goal #12 Susannah Dennis Tallied an assist vs. Furman and Villanova All-Tournament Team of the Minnesota Gold Classic Scored first goal of the season at UNCG Assisted game-winner vs. USC #13 Torri Allen Made first career start on the front line vs. Villanova Scored first career goal vs. UNC Greensboro #14 Laura Eddy Will miss 2011 season due to knee injury #16 Tori Cooper Saw first game action Sept. 11 vs. Georgia State and tallied an assist #17 Bailey Powell Scored Georgia s first goal vs. Iowa State, coming off a corner kick Injured in the UNCG game and was subbed out for the first time in 2011 #18 Rebekah Perry #19 Nikki Hill #21 Ansley Morgan Will redshirt the 2011 season #22 Chika Ibiam Tallied first career point on an assist in the Furman game #23 Maria Palumbo #25 Devon Fry Saw action vs. Furman #28 Kathleen Eastman #29 Alexa Newfield Chipped in an assist vs. Furman Scored Georgia s first goal - a header - vs. Villanova Scored the game-winner vs. Minnesota just 1:17 into overtime Named the SEC Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 12 after scoring four goals and adding two assists vs. Mercer and GSU for 10 points, involved in all six of the team s goals on the weekend Added an assist vs. UNCG Scored both goals in 2-1 overtime win vs. South Carolina #33 Riliegh McHugh Saw first career action Sept. 9 vs. Mercer, playing 8 minutes. Also played 26 minutes Sept. 11 vs. GSU and 19 vs. South Carolina

6 All Games Georgia... Won at Home...9/25/11, 2-1 vs. South Carolina (2OT) Won on the Road...9/16/11, 4-1 at UNC Greensboro Won at a Neutral Site... 9/4/11, 2-0 vs. Iowa State Tied at Home... 10/1/10, 1-1 vs. Kentucky (2OT) Tied on the Road...10/8/10, 0-0 at Ole Miss (2OT) Tied at a Neutral Site... 9/12/10, 1-1 vs. Santa Clara (2OT) Lost at Home...9/23/11, 1-0 vs. Florida Lost on the Road...10/29/10, 2-1 at Tennessee Lost at a Neutral Site... 11/6/10, 3-1 vs. Florida Scored 3+ Goals in a Game...9/16/11, 4-1 at UNC Greensboro Scored 4+ Goals in a Game...9/16/11, 4-1 at UNC Greensboro Scored 5+ Goals in a Game...9/5/10, 5-1 at Georgia State Scored 6+ Goals in a Game...8/21/09, 6-0 vs. Kennesaw St. Scored 7+ Goals in a Game... 10/19/03, 7-2 at Arkansas Won in Overtime...9/25/11, 2-1 vs. South Carolina (2OT) Lost in Overtime... 10/17/10, 2-1 at Florida (1OT) Earned a Shutout... 9/4/11, 2-0 vs. Iowa State Was Shutout...9/23/11, 1-0 vs. Florida Recorded Back-To-Back Shutouts...10/8/10, 10/10/10 Recorded Three Straight Shutouts...10/3/10, 10/8/10, 10/10/10 Recorded Four Straight Shutouts...10/3/10, 10/8/10, 10/10/10, 10/15/10 Had a weather-shortened game...8/30/09 vs. Mercer Did not allow a shot... 9/4/09 vs. Florida Atlantic Did not allow a corner kick...10/18/09 vs. Florida Defeated a top-5 opponent...10/16/09, 2-1 vs. No. 5 South Carolina An Individual... Had a multiple-goal game..a. Newfield (2), 9/25/11 vs. South Carolina Had a hat trick...a. Newfield (3), 9/11/11 vs. Georgia State Had 4 goals in a game... J. Winton (4), 9/26/03 vs. Liberty Had 5 goals in a game...never Had 3 assists in a game...k. Zmirak (3), 9/10/04 vs. Wofford Had 4 points in a game...a. Newfield, 9/25/11 vs. South Carolina Had 5 points in a game...a. Newfield (6), 9/11/11 vs. GSU Had 6 points in a game...a. Newfield (6), 9/11/11 vs. GSU Had 7 points in a game...k. Zmirak (7), 9/10/04 vs. Wofford Had 8 points in a game... J. Winton (9), 9/26/03 vs. Liberty Had 9 points in a game... J. Winton (9), 9/26/03 vs. Liberty Had 10 points in a game...never Scored 10+ goals in a season... Carrie Patterson (10), 2009 Scored 15+ goals in a season... Jessica Winton (16), 2003 Scored 20+ goals in a season...never Had 10+ assists in a season...allison Thornbury (10), 1998 Had 15+ assists in a season...never Had 25+ points in a season...carrie Patterson (25), 2009 Had 30+ points in a season... Carrie Patterson (32), 2007 Had 35+ points in a season...jessica Winton (39), 2003 Had 40+ points in a season...never An Opposing Team... Scored 3+ Goals in a Game...Villanova (3), 8/28/11 Scored 4+ Goals in a Game... North Carolina (4), 11/15/09 Scored 5+ Goals in a Game... LSU, (6) 9/25/09 Scored 6+ Goals in a Game... LSU, (6) 9/25/09 Scored 7+ Goals in a Game... No. 1 N. Carolina (9), 9/21/01 An Opposing Individual... Had a multiple-goal game...stephanie Myers (2), Villanova, 8/28/11 Had a hat trick...lindsay Thompson (3), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 4 goals in a game...never Had 3 assists in a game... Erika Tymrak (3), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 4 points in a game...stephanie Myers (2), Villanova, 8/28/11 Had 5 points in a game...lindsay Thompson (6), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 6 points in a game...lindsay Thompson (6), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 7 points in a game...alyssa Ramsey (8), N. Carolina, 9/21/01 Had 8 points in a game...alyssa Ramsey (8), N. Carolina, 9/21/01 The Last Time... Against The SEC Georgia... Won at Home...9/25/11, 2-1 vs. South Carolina (2OT) Won on the Road... 10/21/10, 3-0 at Alabama Won at a Neutral Site...11/5/10, 2-1 vs. Auburn Tied at Home... 10/1/10, 1-1 vs. Kentucky (2OT) Tied on the Road...10/8/10, 0-0 at Ole Miss (2OT) Tied at a Neutral Site...11/4/99, 1-1 vs. Kentucky Lost at Home...9/23/11, 1-0 vs. Florida Lost on the Road...10/29/10, 2-1 at Tennessee Lost at a Neutral Site... 11/6/10, 3-1 vs. Florida Scored 3+ Goals in a Game...10/21/10, 3-0 at Alabama Scored 4+ Goals in a Game... 10/19/03, 7-2 vs. Arkansas Scored 5+ Goals in a Game...10/22/06, 5-1 at Alabama Scored 6+ Goals in a Game... 10/19/03, 7-2 vs. Arkansas Scored 7+ Goals in a Game... 10/19/03, 7-2 vs. Arkansas Won in Overtime...9/25/11, 2-1 vs. South Carolina (2OT) Lost in Overtime... 10/17/10, 2-1 at Florida (1OT) Earned a Shutout... 10/21/10, 3-0 at Alabama Was Shutout...9/23/11, 1-0 vs. Florida Recorded Back-To-Back Shutouts...10/8/10, 10/10/10 Recorded Three Straight Shutouts...10/3/10, 10/8/10, 10/10/10 Recorded Four Straight Shutouts...10/3/10, 10/8/10, 10/10/10, 10/15/10 Did not allow a corner kick...10/18/09 vs. Florida Defeated a top-5 opponent...10/16/09, 2-1 vs. No. 5 South Carolina An Individual... Had a multiple-goal game...a. Newfield (2), 9/25/11 vs. South Carolina Had a hat trick...caroline Simpson, 9/2/07 vs. Wisconsin Had 4 goals in a game...never Had 3 assists in a game...never Had 4 points in a game...alexa Newfield (2), 10/21/10 at Alabama Had 5 points in a game...carrie Patterson (6), 10/22/06 at Alabama Had 6 points in a game...c. Patterson (6), 10/22/06 at Alabama Had 7 points in a game... Carrie Patterson (7), 11/2/07 vs. UT Scored 5+ goals in a season...carrie Patterson (6), 2008 Scored 10+ goals in a season...never Had 5+ assists in a season... Randi-Lynn Bruso (6), Kelly Whitaker (5), 2006 Had 10+ assists in a season...never Had 15+ points in a season...carrie Patterson (20), 2006 Had 20+ points in a season...carrie Patterson (20), 2006 An Opposing Team... Scored 3+ Goals in a Game...Florida (3), 11/6/10 Scored 4+ Goals in a Game... LSU, 6-0, 9/25/09 Scored 5+ Goals in a Game... LSU, 6-0, 9/25/09 Scored 6+ Goals in a Game... LSU, 6-0, 9/25/09 An Opposing Individual... Had a multiple-goal game...lindsay Thompson (3), Florida, 11/6/10 Had a hat trick...lindsay Thompson (3), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 4 goals in a game...never Had 3 assists in a game... Erika Tymrak (3), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 4 points in a game...lindsay Thompson (6), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 5 points in a game...lindsay Thompson (6), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 6 points in a game...lindsay Thompson (6), Florida, 11/6/10 Had 7 points in a game...never

7 The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Georgia Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 27, 2011) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 19 at Furman W Aug 26 TEXAS L Aug 28 VILLANOVA L Sep 02 at Minnesota Wot Sep 04 vs Iowa State W Sep 09 MERCER Wot Sep 11 GEORGIA STATE W Sep 16 at UNCG W * Sep 23 #6 FLORIDA L * Sep 25 SOUTH CAROLINA Wo TEAM STATISTICS UG OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct S h o t s / G a m e CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES PENALTIES F o u ls Yellow cards 10 3 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE T o t a l Dates/Avg Per Date 6/1554 3/1267 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 29 Alexa Newfield Ashley Miller Madeline Barker Susannah Dennis Jamie Pollock Meghan Gibbons Jenna Owens Nicole Locandro Bailey Powell Torri Allen Carli Shultis Chika Ibiam Tori Cooper Jenna Buckley Rebekah Perry Nikki Hill Riliegh McHugh Devon Fry Madison Meyers Ashley Baker Caitlin Woody Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Ashley Baker : Caitlin Woody 1 31: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Georgia Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Georgia Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Georgia Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Georgia Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Georgia Opponents

8 The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Georgia Category Leaders (as of Sep 27, 2011) All games ## Points GP G A Pts Shots 29 Alexa Newfield Ashley Miller Madeline Barker Susannah Dennis Jamie Pollock Meghan Gibbons Jenna Owens Nicole Locandro Bailey Powell Torri Allen ## Goals GP G A Pts Shots 29 Alexa Newfield Ashley Miller Madeline Barker Jamie Pollock Susannah Dennis Meghan Gibbons Bailey Powell Torri Allen Nicole Locandro ## Assists GP G A Pts Shots 29 Alexa Newfield Susannah Dennis Jenna Owens Meghan Gibbons Ashley Miller Jamie Pollock Tori Cooper Carli Shultis Chika Ibiam Jenna Buckley ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 29 Alexa Newfield Jamie Pollock Ashley Miller Susannah Dennis Nicole Locandro Meghan Gibbons Jenna Owens Bailey Powell Madeline Barker Carli Shultis ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 29 Alexa Newfield Jamie Pollock Ashley Miller Susannah Dennis Nicole Locandro Meghan Gibbons Madeline Barker Jenna Owens Carli Shultis Bailey Powell ## Game-winning Goals GP No. 29 Alexa Newfield Madeline Barker Bailey Powell 10 1

9 The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Georgia Game Results (as of Sep 27, 2011) All games Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored Aug 19 at Furman W Jamie Pollock (Alexa Newfield) Madeline Barker (Chika Ibiam) Nicole Locandro (Susannah Dennis) Aug 26 TEXAS L Aug 28 VILLANOVA L Alexa Newfield (Susannah Dennis) Jamie Pollock (unassisted) Sep 02 at Minnesota WOT Meghan Gibbons (unassisted) Alexa Newfield (Jenna Owens) Sep 04 vs Iowa State W Bailey Powell (Susannah Dennis) Ashley Miller (unassisted) Sep 09 MERCER WOT Alexa Newfield (penalty kick) Alexa Newfield (Jamie Pollock) Sep 11 GEORGIA STATE W Ashley Miller (Alexa Newfield) Alexa Newfield (Ashley Miller;Jenna Owens) Madeline Barker (Tori Cooper;Alexa Newfield) Alexa Newfield (Jenna Owens) Sep 16 at UNCG W Ashley Miller (Jenna Owens) Madeline Barker (Alexa Newfield) Torri Allen (Meghan Gibbons;Jenna Buckley) Susannah Dennis (Meghan Gibbons) * Sep 23 #6 FLORIDA L * Sep 25 SOUTH CAROLINA WO Alexa Newfield (unassisted) Alexa Newfield (Carli Shultis;Susannah Dennis) Team Record W-L-T Overall: 7-3 Conference: 1-1 Home: 3-3 Away: 3-0 Neutral: 1-0 Overtime: 3-0 Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral: 1 0 0