1998 NCAA Champions 20 NCAA Championship Appearances

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1 1998 NCAA Champions 20 NCAA Championship Appearances 14-time SEC Champions 1996, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 12, 13, 15 Today s Match: NCAA Second Round No. 3 regional seed Florida (15-6, 7-3 SEC) versus South Florida (13-3-2, AAC) Date & Time: Friday, Nov. 6 p.m. ET Site: Donald R. Dizney Stadium (1,500) The Coaches: Becky Burleigh, 28 th season overall ( ) and 23 rd season at UF ( /UF), Denise Schilte-Brown, 20 th season overall ( ) and 11 th season at USF ( ) Series Record: Florida leads Television: none Radio: none Streaming video: SEC Network + Internet: live stats and audio for UF-USF match available on FloridaGators.com Admission: $7 adults, $3 children (12 & under). UF students with Gators1 admitted free. For more information, contact UAA Ticket Office at Florida SID Contact: Mary Howard Office: , ext maryh@gators.ufl.edu Did You Know Florida s 21 overall NCAA appearances ties for 11th among Division I programs. Among those teams in the top 15, Florida is the youngest as UF is in its 23nd season. This is Florida s 15th straight NCAA appearance, which ranks ninth for active streaks of consecutive NCAA Championship berths. North Carolina leads all as the Tar Heels have appeared in all 36 NCAA Championship fields. A league-record nine Southeastern Conference teams received spots in the 2017 NCAA field Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt. That total leads the nation. After the first round, six SEC teams remain (Arkansas, Alabama and Mississippi out). Three SEC teams are top-four regional seeds (No. 1 South Carolina, No. 2 Texas A&M, No. 3 Florida) The ACC leads with four regional seeds. The SEC and Pac-12 are next with three each. Florida is all-time in NCAA play. The 33 wins ranks No. 12 all-time among the 239 teams to appear in NCAA Division Championship action. What s Happening? Hurricane Irma canceled the Sept. 10 meeting, but after NCAA Opening Round wins, No. 3 region seed Florida and South Florida will play in UF and USF meet Friday, Nov. 17 in the second match of the day at the Donald R. Dizney Stadium. Washington State-Tennessee open Friday s NCAA Second Round action at 2 p.m. This is the first meeting between UF and USF since 2014 (2-0 UF win). Last weekend, the field cut in half. Now Florida is one of 32 programs playing 2017 NCAA Second Round action. The second and third rounds are this weekend (Nov. 17 and 19) at eight campus sites. NCAA Quarterfinal action will be Nov. 24 or 25 on four campus sites with the Women s College Cup set for Dec. 1 & 3 at the Orlando City Stadium in Orlando, Fla. This is the fourth Sunshine State appearance for the NCAA Women s College Cup (Orlando 1982, 1983; Boca Raton 2014). Florida is 7-4 against teams in the 2017 tournament field. The Gators registered wins versus No. 1 regional seed Stanford (Aug. 25), Mississippi (Sept. 14), Alabama (Sept. 24), at Vanderbilt (Oct. 8), Tennessee (Oct. 22), versus Auburn at SEC Tournament (Oct. 31) and South Alabama (Nov. 10). Losses came at No. 2 regional seed Texas A&M (Sept. 21 and Nov. 2 at SEC Tournament), versus Florida State (Oct. 12) and at Auburn (Oct. 15). Florida opened NCAA play with a 3-1 win over South Alabama last Friday at the Dizney Stadium. Gator scoring started in the 34 th minute when Sarah Troccoli s pass found Gabby Seiler making a left-side run. Seiler took the ball deep and then sent the ball across the face of the goal where Madison Alexander placed it in from eight yards. Late in the half, Melanie Monteagudo took on a pair of defenders, moving left and then heading across the top edge of the box before scoring on a rightfooted 19-yard shot that curled and clipped the upper far post to fall in at 43:51. It was her first goal of the season. Monteagudo again used some elusive moves to create space before finding Troccoli high in the box. Troccoli s one-timer scored at the far post in the 55th minute. The Jaguars Audrey Duren scored her first goal of the season in the 85th minute. The win advances Florida from its opening NCAA match for the 17th time in the program's 21 appearances. Five Gators appear on the 2017 All-SEC teams, announced Oct. 29 by the league office. Three appear on the first team Parker Roberts, Deanne Rose and Gabby Seiler. Two Gator defenders appear on the second team Kristen Cardano and Rachelle Smith. Seiler is a three-time All-SEC first team selection (2014 at Georgia, 2016 with UF) and Cardano was on the 2016 All-SEC second team. Cardano missed the final four matches of the season due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament suffered Oct. 12 versus Florida State. Rose is the fourth SEC Freshman of the Year for the Gators and first since Savannah Jordan in The only freshman on the All-SEC first team, she is also part of the SEC All-Freshman Team. Rose missed the Southeastern Conference Tournament and Nov. 10 NCAA First Round play to join the Canada National Team for two friendly matches versus the U.S. (Nov. 9 and 12). She started both matches - Nov. 9 match (1-1 tie) and Nov. 12 (3-1 USA win). The Bulls moved to the NCAA Championship by claiming their first American Athletic Conference Tournament title with a penalty kick decision over top-seeded Central Florida on Nov. 5. USF s eighth shutout of 2017 and third consecutive moved the Bulls to NCAA Second Round action (3-0 win vs Florida Gulf Coast). This is USF s fourth NCAA appearance, with all coming since 2010 Sophomore Evelyne Viens leads USF in goals (12), assists (9) and points (33). She turned in the first goal in Saturday s win over FGCU. Senior Kat Elliott has appeared in 18 matches, registering five shutouts and owns a goals-against-average of Florida and South Florida have played one common opponent in 2017 Alabama (UF 3-0 win, USF 2-1 OT win). This is the seventh UF opponent ranked by the United Soccer Coaches, as the Bulls are No. 25 on the final regular season poll.

2 2017 NCAA Tournament Seeds: The seeds for the 2017 NCAA Soccer Tournament are: No. 1 Stanford (19-1) No. 3 Penn State (13-4-4) No. 1 South Carolina (16-2-1) No. 3 Florida (15-6) No. 1 Duke (20-2) No. 3 Southern Cal (15-3-1) No. 1 North Carolina (16-2-2) No. 3 Virginia (12-5-3) No. 2 West Virginia (16-3-2) No. 4 Florida State (12-6-1) No. 2 UCF (13-2-3) No. 4 Ohio State (15-5-1) No. 2 Texas A&M (18-2-1) No. 4 Texas (14-3-2) No. 2 UCLA (16-2-2) No. 4 Princeton (15-2-3) Italics denotes eliminated teams 2017 NCAA Information 2017 NCAA Championship Field: 64 teams, including automatic berths from 31 conferences. The remaining teams are at-large selections NCAA Second Round Information Gainesville, Florida Site: Donald R. Dizney Stadium Friday, Nov. 17 NCAA Second Round 2 p.m. ET Washington State versus Tennessee 6 p.m. ET - No. 3 region seed Florida versus South Florida Sunday, Nov. 19 NCAA Third Round 2 p.m. ET Friday s match winners Internet: Live stats and audio on FloridaGators.com; video on SEC Network + NCAA Field (Region that contains Florida) * - denotes host institution 2 *UCF (13-1-3) Washington State (9-7-3) Murray State (15-1-2) *Tennessee (14-4-1) *South Florida (12-3-2) FGCU (14-3-1) South Alabama (14-5-1) 3 *Florida (14-6) 4 *Ohio State (15-4-1) Vanderbilt (12-6-2) Santa Clara (13-6-1) *California (13-5-1) *Wisconsin (13-5-2) Toledo (12-7-3) Alabama State (12-7-1) 1 *South Carolina (15-2-1) WSU 1-0 Tennessee 2-0 South Florida 3-0 Florida 3-1 Vanderbilt 2-1 Santa Clara 2-1 Wisconsin 5-0 South Carolina 1-0 Florida in the NCAA Tournament - All-time record in NCAA play: NCAA Results (No. 8 seed/32 team bracket): First Round: W 7-3 NC State Second Round W 5-0 Wake Forest Quarterfinal: L Carolina 1997 NCAA Results (32 team bracket): First Round: W 3-2 Vanderbilt Second Round L Carolina 1998 NCAA Results (No. 2 seed/48 team bracket): Second Round: W 5-1 James Madison Third Round: W 1-0 Northwestern Quarterfinal: W 3-1 Penn State Semifinal^: W 1-0 Santa Clara Final^: W 1-0 North Carolina ^ - Collegiate Cup at Greensboro, N.C. All-Tournament: Keisha Bell, Meredith Flaherty (Defensive MVP), Danielle Fotopoulos (Offensive MVP), Heather Mitts, Sarah Yohe 1999 NCAA Result (No. 3 seed/48 team bracket): Second Round: L 1-0 Hartford 2000 NCAA Result (No seed/48 team bracket): Second Round: L 2-1 Florida State 2001 NCAA Results (No. 6 seed/64 team bracket): First Round W 4-0 UCF Second Round W 3-0 Georgia Third Round W 3-1 Clemson Quarterfinal: W 1-0 Semifinal~: L 3-2 OT vs. Santa Clara ~ - Collegiate Cup at Dallas, Texas All-Tournament: Jordan Kellgren 2003 NCAA Results (No. 3 seed/64 team bracket): First Round W 3-2 2OT UCF Second Round W 4-3 2OT Mississippi Third Round W 1-0 Tennessee Quarterfinal L 2-1 Florida State 2004 NCAA Result (No. 10 seed/64 team bracket): First Round L 3-2 UCF 2005 NCAA Result (64 team bracket): First Round L 1-0 2OT Illinois 2006 NCAA (No. 3 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round W 2-0 Loyola -Chicago^ Second Round T 0-0 2OT (UF 4, MU 3 Third Round L UCLA ^ in Milwaukee, Wis NCAA (No. 3 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 3-0 Miami (Fla.) Second Round T 0-0 2OT (UF 4, UCF 3 PKs) UCF Third Round L Southern California 2008 NCAA (No. 2 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 2-1 California Second Round W 2-0 UCF Third Round L 2-1 Texas A&M 2009 NCAA (No. 3 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 2-0 Illinois State^ Second Round: L 1-0 OT Oregon State^ ^ - Columbus, Ohio 2010 NCAA (No. 2 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 3-0 Mercer Second Round T 0-0 (DU 4, UF 2 PKs) Duke 2011 NCAA (No. 2 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 3-0 Florida Gulf Coast Second Round L 3-2 UCF 2012 NCAA (No. 2 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 2-0 Florida Gulf Coast Second Round W 1-0 UCF Third Round L 2-0 Notre Dame 2013 NCAA (No. 2 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 2-0 Jacksonville Second Round L Duke 2014 NCAA (No. 2 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 3-0 Mercer Second Round W 3-1 California Third Round W 3-2 Texas Tech Quarterfinal T 2-2 (SU 4, UF NCAA (No. 2 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 1-0 Western Michigan Second Round: W 5-2 William & Mary Third Round L 2-1 Duke 2016 NCAA (No. 1 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 3-0 Florida Gulf Coast Second Round W 3-2 2OT Wisconsin Third Round L 3-1 Auburn 2017 NCAA (No. 3 regional seed/64 team bracket): First Round: W 3-1 South Alabama Second Round South Florida

3 ABOUT THE GATORS: Location: Gainesville, Fla. Enrollment: 54,854 President: Dr. W. Kent Fuchs Athletics Director: Scott Stricklin Conference: Southeastern Nickname: Gators Colors: Orange & Blue UF SOCCER QUICK FACTS: 2017 Record: 15-6, 7-3 SEC 2017 SEC Finish: 3 rd, T3rd in SEC Tournament 2016 Record: , 8-3 SEC 2016 SEC Finish: T3rd overall; SEC Tournament champions COACHING STAFF: Head Coach: Becky Burleigh Career Record/Years: / 28 seasons UF Record: / 23 seasons Associate Head Coaches: Vic Campbell & Alan Kirkup Volunteer Coach: John Roman RETURNING ALL-SEC PLAYERS: Kristen Cardano (2016 SEC second team) Gabby Seiler (2015, 14 SEC first team (2014 at Georgia) 2017 University of Florida Soccer Schedule Date Opponent (TV/Radio) Time (ET) Aug. 9 Mississippi State# (Exhibition) W, 3-2 Aug. 18 Florida Atlantic (WRUF) W, 1-0 OT Aug. 20 Troy# (SEC Network + / WRUF) W, 5-0 Aug. 25 Stanford# (SEC Network) W, 3-2 Aug. 27 Syracuse# (SEC Network + / WRUF) W, 2-1 Husky/Nike Invitational Sept. 1 Washington (Pac-12 Network / WRUF) L, 1-0 Sept. 3 Portland (WCC Game Center) W, 1-0 Sept. 10 South Florida# (SEC Network + / WRUF) Cancelle d Sept. 14 Mississippi# (SEC Network / WRUF) W, 1-0 Sept. 17 Iowa State (WRUF) W, 2-1 OT Sept. 21 Texas A&M (SEC Network / WRUF) L, 2-1 Sept. 24 Alabama# (SEC Network + / WRUF) W, 3-0 Oct. 1 Georgia (ESPNU / WRUF) W, 3-0 Oct. 5 Missouri# (SEC Network +) W, 2-1 Oct. 8 Vanderbilt W, 3-0 Oct. 12 Florida State# (SEC Network + ) L, 2-0 Oct. 15 Auburn (SEC Network +) L, 1-0 Oct. 19 Kentucky# (SEC Network +) W, 2-0 Oct. 22 Tennessee (SEC Network +) W, 2-1 Oct. 26 South Carolina> (SEC Network / WRUF) L, 1-0 Oct. 29-Nov. 5 Southeastern Conference Tournament^ Oct. 31 Auburn (SEC Network / WRUF) W, 1-0 Nov. 2 Texas A&M (SEC Network / WRUF) L, 2-1 OT NCAA Championship Nov. 10 South Alabama> (SEC Network +) W, 3-1 Nov. 17 South Florida> (SEC Network +) 6 p.m. Shading denotes home matches ^Orange Beach, Ala. #Played at the James G. Pressly Stadium > Donald R. Dizney Stadium Audio of all matches can be heard on GatorVision.com WRUF = 98.1 FM / 850 AM WRUF What s Next? NCAA Third Round action is at eight sites across the nation on Sunday, Nov. 19. About the 2017 Gators The 2017 Gator team is made up 32 players. Among the nine newcomers are six freshmen and three transfers. Florida returns eight starters from the 2016 team that won the Southeastern Conference Tournament and advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16. Two Gators earned 2016 All-SEC honors. Redshirt senior Gabby Seiler was part of the 2016 All-SEC first team as a defender. She also was a 2014 All-SEC first-team selection while with Georgia. She transferred to UF after the 2014 season and sat out 2015 due to SEC transfer rules. Redshirt senior Kristen Cardano was part of the 2016 All-SEC second team. Ten of the 16 Gators who earned points in 2016 return this season. Of the 169 points generated by the 2016 Gators, graduation claimed six players who contributed 87 points and 31 goals Savannah Jordan (16 goals, 9 assists 41 points), Meggie Dougherty Howard (8g, 12a 28 pts), Brooke Sharp (4g, 1a 9 pts), Pamela Begic (3g 6pts), Betsy Middleton (2a 2pts), Erika Nelson (1a 1pt) This summer, junior Briana Solis was second for Florida Krush of the Women s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) with three goals in her four appearances. Other current Gators in 2016 WPSL action this summer included Madison Alexander (Alliance Academy), Julia Lester, Haillie Lower and Kaylan Marckese (Tampa Bay United), Alyssa Howell, Cassie Owens, Gaby Rivera, and Sarah Troccoli (Florida SOL FC) and Melanie Monteagudo (FC Surge). Gators were busy in the off season with various national team activities. Four returning Gators were called into U.S. Age-Group National Team or tournaments since the conclusion of last season. Three join Florida as transfers (Laís Araujo / ASA Junior College-Brooklyn; Parker Roberts / Kansas; Alex Stubblebine / Cincinnati). All three are eligible to compete for the Gators in Nine Newcomers in 2017 Florida welcomes nine newcomers to its 2017 roster. This class brings experience from state, national and international levels including some from the sport's top events. Deanne Rose was a member of Canada's bronze medal team at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, scoring Canada's first goal and assisting the game-winner in the bronze medal match. She is the third current Gator to play in the 2016 FIFA U-20 World Cup, starting each of Canada s three matches. She and another signee, Laís Araujo, both represented their nations in 2016 Women's Under-20 World Cup play, with Araujo serving as Brazil's team captain. A third Gator newcomer, Parker Roberts, also played in the 2016 U-20 World Cup. She transferred to Florida after playing at Kansas as a freshman in 2015, but sat out the 2016 season due to U.S. U-20 National Team commitment. The other members of Florida class also bring impressive credentials. Madison Alexander of Dorr, Mich., has been a member of U.S. Youth National teams Samantha Earle was the 2013 Florida Athletic Coaches Association (FACA) 2A State Player of the Year while with Gulliver Prep. She also played for Sunrise Soccer club, winners of the 2016 Disney Showcase. Lauren Evans of Lithia attended Olympic Development Program (ODP) and id2 Player Development Program (PDP) Nike camps. She was part of Newsome H.S. teams which advanced to the 2016 and 2017 Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) Class 5A semifinals. Ashley Pietra played goalkeeper at Gainesville s Buchholz High School. She earned Gainesville Sun All-Area first-team honors in 2016 and Alex Stubblebine of Ocala, Fla., transferred to join the Gators this summer after playing her freshman season at Cincinnati. She started four of her 14 appearances and scored a goal. A torn anterior cruciate ligament will sideline Stubblebine for the 2017 season. Ailey Tebbett is the sixth from Gainesville to sign with the Gator soccer team. The goalkeeper from Oak Hall School also plays for Florida Elite Soccer Academy, winner of the 2015 U-16 Disney Soccer Showcase.

4 South Florida Last Meeting Box Score Summary Date Site Type Attn 24-Aug-14 Donald R. Dizney Stadium H 379 South Florida Florida Rank Florida Field Players Game by Game Summary 1 2 Florida Goal Keepers Name Saves Goals S/O Taylor Burke 2 0 Y 0 0 Score Date UF Opp Site W/L Min. UF Opp Attn. Tourn UF Opp 0 2 OT Final OTPKs Total Went to OT No SEC Conf. 0 0 Min. Ending OT Type 0 SEC Tourn Decided by PK No 0 NCAA Tourn Name Min St Shot Goal Asst Pts GW PK PKM PKW Annie Speese 75 Y Yes 0 0 No Savannah Jordan 82 Y No 0 0 No Tessa Andujar 79 Y No 0 0 No Jillian Graff 69 Y No 0 0 No Claire Falknor 90 Y No 0 0 No Christen Westphal 90 Y No 0 0 No Meggie Dougherty Howard 76 Y No 0 0 No Lauren Silver 67 Y No 0 0 No Lauren Smith 38 Y No 0 0 No Pamela Begić 19 Y No 0 0 No Havana Solaun 71 N No 0 0 No Liz Slattery 66 N No 0 0 No Cassie Owens 23 N No 0 0 No Betsy Middleton 21 N No 0 0 No Brooke Smith 15 N No 0 0 No Lindsey Cooper 11 N No 0 0 No Brooke Sharp 8 N No 0 0 No Overall Series Record Location W - L - T Percentage Goals (UF-Opp.) Attend. (High - Low - Avg) Away Home Overall = Fouls 8/24/ nr H W /15/ nr A T OT 1, /30/ nr H W , /7/ nr H W , /1/ nr H W , Prior Matches Scoring Summary 14 2 Avg 1, Team Name Time UF Opp UF Annie Speese 67: UF Annie Speese 84: Opponent Field Players Name Shot Goal Asst Pts GW Sarah Miller No Diana Saenz No Daniela Andrade No No No No Opponent Goal Keepers Name Saves Goals S/O Katarina Elliott 4 2 N Florida Soccer vs. South Florida Series History 11/11/2017 6:46:00

5 Single Game Notables - Florida Total Goals and Game Winning Goals Name Goals GWG Date Annie Speese 2 Yes 8/24/14 Ashley Harris 2 No 9/7/07 Andrea Sellers 2 Yes 9/1/00 Abby Wambach 2 No 9/1/00 Havana Solaun 1 No 9/15/13 Tahnai Annis 1 Yes 8/30/09 Lauren Hyde 1 No 8/30/09 Ashlee Elliott 1 Yes 9/7/07 Karly Findorff 1 No 9/7/07 Jessica Eicken 1 No 9/7/07 Total Shots Name Shots Goals Date Savannah Jordan 6 0 9/15/13 Annie Speese 6 0 9/15/13 Savannah Jordan 5 0 8/24/14 Havana Solaun 5 1 9/15/13 Lindsay Thompson 5 0 8/30/09 Andrea Sellers 5 2 9/1/00 Jillian Graff 4 0 8/24/14 Abby Wambach 4 2 9/1/00 Kristin Fisher 4 1 9/1/00 Lauren Hyde 3 1 8/30/09 Single Game Notables - Opponent Total Goals and Game Winning Goals Name Goals GWG Date Sharla Passariello 1 No 9/15/13 Pineiro, Noelle 1 No 8/30/09 Total Shots Name Shots Goals Date Sharla Passariello 4 1 9/15/13 Siri Nordby 3 0 9/1/00 O'Brien, Valorie 2 0 8/30/09 Sarah Miller 1 0 8/24/14 Diana Saenz 1 0 8/24/14 Daniela Andrade 1 0 8/24/14 Sarah Miller 1 0 9/15/13 Olivia Chance 1 0 9/15/13 Demi Stokes 1 0 9/15/13 Cristin Granados 1 0 9/15/13 Assists on Goals Name Asst Date KeLeigh Hudson 2 9/7/07 Savannah Jordan 1 8/24/14 Havana Solaun 1 8/24/14 Jillian Graff 1 8/24/14 Tessa Andujar 1 8/24/14 Claire Falknor 1 9/15/13 Lauren Hyde 1 8/30/09 Tricia Townsend 1 9/7/07 Ashlee Elliott 1 9/7/07 Bianca Gibbs 1 9/7/07 Total Points Name Pts. Date Andrea Sellers 5 9/1/00 Abby Wambach 5 9/1/00 Annie Speese 4 8/24/14 Ashley Harris 4 9/7/07 Lauren Hyde 3 8/30/09 Ashlee Elliott 3 9/7/07 Havana Solaun 2 9/15/13 Tahnai Annis 2 8/30/09 KeLeigh Hudson 2 9/7/07 Jessica Eicken 2 9/7/07 Karly Findorff 2 9/7/07 Assists on Goals Name Assts Date Sarah Miller 1 9/15/13 Total Points Name Pts Date Sharla Passariello 2 9/15/13 Pineiro, Noelle 2 8/30/09 Sarah Miller 1 9/15/13 Keeper Saves Name Saves Date Taylor Burke 4 9/15/13 Taylor Burke 2 8/24/14 Katie Fraine 2 8/30/09 Regan Wiesemann 2 9/1/00 Katie Fraine 1 9/7/07 Keeper Shutouts Name S/O Date Taylor Burke 1 8/24/14 Katie Fraine 1 9/7/07 Regan Wiesemann 1 9/1/00 Keeper Goals Against Name G/A Date Taylor Burke 1 9/15/13 Katie Fraine 1 8/30/09 Keeper Saves Name Saves Date Christiane Endler 9 9/15/13 Lofton-Malachi, Mall 8 8/30/09 Mal Lofton-Malachi 5 9/7/07 Valerie Wetzel 5 9/1/00 Katarina Elliott 4 8/24/14 Keeper Goals Against Name GA Date Valerie Wetzel 5 9/1/00 Mal Lofton-Malachi 4 9/7/07 Katarina Elliott 2 8/24/14 Lofton-Malachi, Mall 2 8/30/09 Christiane Endler 1 9/15/13 Florida Soccer vs. South Florida Series History 11/11/2017 6:46:02

6 Goals and Game Winners Name Goals GWG Annie Speese 2 1 Andrea Sellers 2 1 Ashley Harris 2 0 Abby Wambach 2 0 Tahnai Annis 1 1 Ashlee Elliott 1 1 Lauren Hyde 1 0 Kristin Fisher 1 0 Karly Findorff 1 0 Jessica Eicken 1 0 Havana Solaun 1 0 Shots Taken Name Shots Savannah Jordan 11 Annie Speese 8 Havana Solaun 6 Lindsay Thompson 5 Andrea Sellers 5 Abby Wambach 4 Kristin Fisher 4 Jillian Graff 4 Ashley Harris 3 Ashlee Elliott 3 Lauren Hyde 3 Goals and Game Winners Name Goals GWG Sharla Passariello 1 0 Pineiro, Noelle 1 0 Total Shots Name Shots Sharla Passariello 4 Siri Nordby 3 O'Brien, Valorie 2 Sarah Miller 2 Cristin Granados 1 Daniela Andrade 1 Demi Stokes 1 Diana Saenz 1 Jennifer Wilson 1 Klotz, Chelsea 1 Ashley Quaid 1 Olivia Chance 1 Tia Opliger 1 Pacheco, Gina 1 Pineiro, Noelle 1 Stack, Molly 1 Lindsay Brauer 1 Series History Notables - Florida Total Points Assists on Goals Name Pts. Name Asst Andrea Sellers 5 KeLeigh Hudson 2 Abby Wambach 5 Tricia Townsend 1 Annie Speese 4 Tessa Andujar 1 Ashley Harris 4 Savannah Jordan 1 Ashlee Elliott 3 Lauren Hyde 1 Lauren Hyde 3 Kelley Visentin 1 Havana Solaun 3 Jillian Graff 1 Karly Findorff 2 Havana Solaun 1 Jessica Eicken 2 Claire Falknor 1 KeLeigh Hudson 2 Boo Schubert 1 Kristin Fisher 2 Bianca Gibbs 1 Tahnai Annis 2 Ashlee Elliott 1 Andrea Sellers 1 Abby Wambach 1 Series History Notables - Opponent Total Points Assists on Goals Name Pts. Name Assts Sharla Passariello 2 Sarah Miller 1 Pineiro, Noelle 2 Sarah Miller 1 Keeper Saves Name Saves Taylor Burke 6 Katie Fraine 3 Regan Wiesemann 2 Keeper Shutouts Name S/O Taylor Burke 1 Regan Wiesemann 1 Katie Fraine 1 Keeper Goals Against Name G/A Taylor Burke 1 Katie Fraine 1 Keeper Saves Name Saves Christiane Endler 9 Lofton-Malachi, Mall 8 Valerie Wetzel 5 Mal Lofton-Malachi 5 Katarina Elliott 4 Keeper Goals Against Name GA Valerie Wetzel 5 Mal Lofton-Malachi 4 Lofton-Malachi, Mall 2 Katarina Elliott 2 Christiane Endler 1 Florida Soccer vs. South Florida Series History 11/11/2017 6:46:02

7 400 Wins for Gator Soccer The Oct. 5 win versus Missouri gives Florida an all-time record of Gator soccer is one of five NCAA Division I team to reach 400 wins since the 1995 season. In the first year of Gator soccer (1995), there were 189 women s NCAA Division I teams (now grown to 332 teams). Among the five programs to reach 400 wins in the last 23 seasons, Florida is the only one to start its program in DI Programs with 400 Wins Since 1995^ Program Record Program s Year One North Carolina Notre Dame Penn State UCLA Florida Texas A&M ^as of Nov. 5 The number gets narrower for coaches with 400 NCAA DI wins since Only two have reached that milestone in the last 23 seasons: Anson Dorrance UNC Becky Burleigh Florida Over the span of the last 23 season, Florida soccer has accumulated: o 1998 NCAA title (only soccer program to win NCAA DI crown in year four of existence) o 14 Southeastern Conference titles (leads the league) o 12 SEC Tournament titles (leads the league) o 20 NCAA appearances Gator players honors: o 21 United Soccer Coaches All-Americans with 36 honors o 45 Gators claiming 88 All-SEC honors o o 13 Gators named SEC Player of Year 15 times 15 United Soccer Coaches Scholar Athletes All- Americans with 20 honors Burleigh Career Wins Total Among Nation s Best Becky Burleigh stands among the nation s top three active coaches for wins and winning percentage. She entered the 2017 season with a 27-year record of (0.772). She stands at No. 3 in both wins (472) and winning percentage (0.772) among the NCAA Division I Active Coaches. She is one of two women in the top 10 on either chart. First Goal of Season in NCAA Action Melanie Monteagudo s game-winner in Nov. 10 NCAA Opening Round action was also her first goal of the season. She is the sixth Gator to hit their first goal of a season in NCAA action. First Goal of Season in NCAA Championship Play Date NCAA Rnd Opponent Site Player Result rd Clemson H Robin Fulton W, Semi Santa Clara N Katie Johnston L, 3-2 OT rd Texas A&M H Liz Ruberry L, nd Central Florida H Taylor Travis W, st Jacksonville H Tessa Andujar W, st South Alabama H Melanie Monteagudo W, 3-1 Consecutive Goals Twice this season, a pair of Gator goals came in rapid succession. Date Goal 1 Player Goal 2 Player Time Gap 9/24 vs Alabama Deanne Rose 49:31 Mayra Pelayo 50:50 1:19 10/5 vs Missouri Parker Roberts 12:10 Mayra Pelayo 12:36 00:26 The 26-second span for the Oct. 5 goals ties for the eighth shortest time between goals in UF s 23-year history. It was the 10th time Florida has registered consecutive goals in a 30-second span. Top 10 Quickest Consecutive Gator Goals Seconds btw goals Opponent Goal Scorers /Date 54:33 Andi Sellers at FIU 54:48 Andi Sellers 9/7/97 61:10 Erin Baxter At ODU 61:26 Abby Wambach 10/4/98 61:25 Melissa Pini FSU 61:43 Andi Sellers 10/15/97 48:56 Sarah Yohe Hartford 49:15 Abby Wambach 9/19/98 44:50 Erin Baxter Tennessee 45:13 Abby Wambach 9/11/98 71:18 Megan Kerns At Alabama 71:43 Lindsay Thompson 10/19/08 12:10 Parker Roberts Missouri 12:36 Mayra Pelayo 10/5/17 17:43 Melissa Pini Mississippi 18:09 Danielle Fotopoulos 10/20/96 66:04 Natalia Torosian Eastern Kentucky 66:33 Brooke Thigpen 9/20/09 Game Changers The Gators call them Game Changers the players who sub into a match. In 2017 action, 11 of Florida s 36 goals came from a game changer. The 2 minute, 26 second gap between Laís Araujo s entrance and her gamewinning free kick in Southeastern Conference Tournament quarterfinal action is the quickest game change for a Gator in Opponent Gator Scorer Entered Match Scored Goal Game-Winner Troy (8-20) Brittney Bennett 32:11 35:05 Troy (8-20) Tess Sapone 71:31^ 85:24 No. T-1 Stanford (8-25) Samantha Chung 34:30 39:52 at Georgia (10-1) Cassie Owens 19:28 60:36 at Georgia (10-1) Madison Alexander 69:57 86:36 vs Kentucky (10-19) Sarah Troccoli 18:31 44:34 vs Kentucky (10-19) Madison Alexander 35:48 51:57 vs Auburn (10-31) Laís Araujo 27:54 30:20 vs Texas A&M (11-2) Sarah Troccoli 25:16 29:01 South Alabama (11-10) Madison Alexander 27:55 33:54 South Alabama (11-10) Melanie Monteagudo 33:54 43:51 ^second appearance in match

8 Quickest Goals of 2017 Latest Goals of 2017 Florida Time Goal Scorer Opponent Time Goal Scorer Opponent 4:43 Mayra Pelayo Mississippi :41 Gabby Seiler at FAU :23 Deanne Rose at Vanderbilt :39 Deanne Rose at Iowa State :25 Gabby Seiler Syracuse :36 Madi Alexander at Georgia :29 Deanne Rose Troy :24 Tess Sapone Troy :01 Laís Araujo Stanford 8-25 Second Half First Half 46:29 Deanne Rose at TAMU :34 Sarah Troccoli Kentucky :49 Parker Roberts Troy :51 Melanie South Alabama Monteagudo :31 Deanne Rose Alabama :52 Samantha Chung Stanford :50 Mayra Pelayo Alabama :05 Brittney Bennett Troy 8-20 Opponent Time 1:06 Deyna 96:44 Own Goal Vs Texas A&M 11- FSU Castellanos 2 23:47 Dallas Dorosy FSU :19 Audrey Duren South Alabama :30 Klasey 79:57 Elexa Bahr South Carolina 10- at ISU 9-17 Medelberg 26 1:30 Shannon Simon at Washington 68:36 Rheagan Smith Vs Texas A&M :05 Sydney Brackett Syracuse :26 Kendall Ritchie At Texas A&M :06 Catarina Macario Stanford :11 Madison Lewis Missouri :24 Beattie Goad Stanford :20 Kristen Dodson at Auburn Marckese & Parker on SEC All-Tournament Team Junior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese and redshirt sophomore Parker Roberts are part of the 2017 Southeastern Conference All-Tournament team. Both played the entirety of Florida s quarterfinal win versus Auburn and semifinal loss to then No. 11 Texas A&M. The 1-0 result versus Auburn gave Marckese her 20 th solo shutout of her career, which stands fourth all-time for the Gators. At least one Gator has been part of the SEC All-Tournament team in 22 of the program s 23 appearances Standings Finish Team 2017 Overall (through 11/11/17) SEC Points 1 South Carolina^ Texas A&M# Florida Tennessee Vanderbilt Auburn Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Missouri Kentucky Mississippi State LSU Georgia Marckese Among Single Match Saves Leaders Kaylan Marckese equaled her collegiate high of six saves at Iowa State and again at Texas A&M. Marckese now has registered six saves in a match seven times (2 in 2017, 4 in 2016, 1 in 2015). In the program s 23-year history, 12 Gator goalkeepers have turned in six or more saves in a match. Saves in a Match Name Years 6 saves Total Jordan Kellgren (98( Katie Fraine (06) Brittni Goodwin Taylor Burke Kaylan Marckese 2015-present 7 7 Meredith Flaherty Michelle Harris Megan Berlingo Regan Wiesmann Jenn Gardner (01) 2 2 Brooke Chancey Valerie Tysinger (13) 1 1 Scoring Options Through the first 21 matches, 13 different Gators have scored. That equals the high number of number of Florida scorers in the last 12 season (also 13 in 2014, 2011 and 2006). Here s a look at the number of goals and goal scorers through the first 21 matches since # of Gator Goals & Scorers Thru 21 Matches (since 2006) Year Total UF Goals # Gator Goal Scorers Marckese Moving Up Career Solo Shutouts Chart Junior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese s six solo shutouts in 2017 moves her into sole possession of fourth all-time on the Gators Career shutouts list. Player (Years) Min. GP/GS SHO (Solo) Taylor Burke ( ) 7,504 87/84 27 Katie Fraine ( ) (RS 2006) 6,850 84/68 27 Jordan Kellgren ( ) (RS 98) 7,004 86/82 21 Kaylan Marckese (2015-present 4,914 54/52 20 Brittni Goodwin ( ) 6,123 72/68 19 Jen Gardner ( ) 2,356 29/23 9 Teams above line in SEC Tournament ^ SEC Regular Season champion # SEC Tournament champion

9 Scoring to Finish First Half Sarah Troccoli s goal with just 26 seconds remaining in the opening half of Florida s 2-0 win versus Kentucky on Oct. 19 is the eighth for the Gators in the final 30 second of the opening half since The latest goal to finish the first half was Lindsay Thompson s 45:00 goal as the horn sound in UF s 7-2 win at Kansas on Sept. 18, Gator Goals in First Half Final 30 Second (since 2008) Date Goal Scorer Opponent Time Final Score 09/18/11 Lindsay Kansas 45:00 UF 7, KU 2 8/21/16 Savannah Jordan Florida Atlantic 45:59 UF 3, FAU 0 10/29/10 Nicky South Carolina 44:58 UF 1, USC 0 11/16/08 Lindsay Thompson UCF 44:57 UF 2, UCF 0 9/4/10 Maggie Rogers Jacksonville 44:55 UF 6, JU 0 9/11/98 Erin Baxter Tennessee 44:50 UF 4, UT 0 11/2/11 Tahnai Annis vs Georgia (SEC) 44:49 UF 2, UGA 0 10/29/15 Savannah Jordan Georgia 44:39 UF 3, UGA 0 9/09/11 Erika Tymrak Florida State 44:35 UF 2, FSU 3 10/19/17 Sarah Troccoli vs Kentucky 44:34 UF 2, UK 0 10/4/13 Savannah Jordan South Carolina 44:27 UF 1, USC 2 Graduate School Gators Two Gators missed the morning session of pre-season two-a-days on Aug. 5. But they had a good excuse. Kristen Cardano and Gabby Seiler were in the Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O Connell Center, participating in the University of Florida s summer commencement ceremony to receive their bachelor s degrees. Kristen Cardano Sociology Gabby Seiler Telecommunication They are among 18 Gator student-athletes who will wear the SEC Graduate patch on their uniforms to show they have received their degrees. Classwork continues for both Cardano and Seiler, as they are now in graduate school. Cardano Health Education & Behavior Seiler Management Senior Class Wins The records accumulated by Florida s four-member senior class (Kristen Cardano, Jessie Holmes, Cassie Owens and Gabby Seiler) ranks them among the nation s top 10 in both career wins and winning percentage. Top 10 Four-Year D-I Women s Soccer Classes by Wins (through Nov. 12 matches) Rank School Wins Loss Tie % 1. Stanford % 2. West Virginia % 3. Virginia % Texas A&M % 5. Florida % Florida State % 7. Penn State % 8. South Alabama % 9. North Texas % 10. North Carolina % 11 UCLA % Italics denotes completed 2017 season Florida Ranked on the Polls The University of Florida soccer team is ranked on all of the polls released. Florida s appearance at No. 7 on the United Soccer Coaches (previously the NSCAA) preseason poll marks the program s 21 st consecutive preseason rank in the program s 23-year history. Florida in the Weekly Rankings Week United Soccer Coaches Soccer America Final 10 HERO Sports Top Drawer 2016 Pre Aug Aug Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov final regular season Nov Seiler Among MAC Hermann Trophy and Senior CLASS Candidates Senior Gabby Seiler is among the candidate pool for two top 2017 season honors. On Aug. 8, the Missouri Athletic Club-Hermann Trophy Watch list included Seiler for the second consecutive season. The MAC-Hermann Trophy is the highest individual honor in collegiate soccer. The Senior CLASS Award included Seiler among its 30 candidates announced Sept. 22. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities. Seiler is one of nine among the candidates for both awards. She did not advance to the final 10 for the Senior CLASS Award (announced October 11). Smart Gators The University of Florida soccer program posted a 3.37 grade point average in the academic year, earning the team a spot on the United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award list. Florida set the league record with 24 earning a spot on the 2016 Southeastern Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll. Wearing their Heart on their Sleeve On the right sleeve of Florida s uniform is a patch with the letters R&N. Those initials are to honor Ron and Nancy Burleigh, the parents of Coach Becky Burleigh. Both passed away this year (Ron in February and Nancy in July). The Gator senior class approached the University Athletic Association about honoring the Burleighs, who have attended many soccer matches to cheer on the Gators. Permission came from the Southeastern Conference and then the UAA Equipment room went to work to get the patches designed and stitched to the uniforms. The Aug. 20 match versus Troy was the debut of the patches. The team revealed the patch to Burleigh at the team s pre-match team meal.

10 Five Gators on 2017 SEC Teams Five Gators appear on Southeastern Conference teams announced Oct. 29 by the league office. Florida placed three on the 2017 All-SEC first team redshirt senior Gabby Seiler, junior midfielder/defender Parker Roberts and freshman Deanne Rose. Two defenders are on the All-SEC second team redshirt senior Kristen Cardano and junior Rachelle Smith. Rose is the fourth SEC Freshman of the Year for the Gators and first since Savannah Jordan in The only freshman on the All-SEC first team, Rose is also part of the SEC All-Freshman Team. Here s a look at the season notes for Florida s 2017 All-SEC honorees. First team: Midfielder/Defender Parker Roberts: All-SEC first-team selection Scored three goals, with first two coming on consecutive Sundays Hit game-winner versus Syracuse Scored first goal of second half of 5-0 win versus Troy Hit first goal in 2-1 win versus Missouri First assist as a Gator came on Deanne Rose s golden goal at Iowa State First half bicycle-kick save to keep opening half scoreless at No. 11 Tennessee was No. 2 on Oct. 22 edition of ESPN SportsCenter Started every match of season, playing entirety of 11 matches Moved from defensive midfield to center back for last seven matches. Forward Deanne Rose: Only freshman on All-Southeastern Conference firstteam SEC Freshman of the Year and part of SEC All-Freshman Team First collegiate goal opened Gator scoring in 5-0 win versus Troy Scored five goals in an eight day span two at Iowa State (9-17), one at Texas A&M (9-21) and two versus Alabama (9-24) Second goal at Iowa State was golden goal in 96th minute Turned in third double-goal effort at Vanderbilt Registered first collegiate assist on Gabby Seiler s game-winning goal versus Portland Started every match at forward or at midfield Tied for fourth in league for goals (5) and points (12) in SEC matches Twotime selection for TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week. Midfielder Gabby Seiler: All-SEC first team for third time (also in 2014 with Georgia, 2016 with UF) Scored a goal in five of 10 matches first Gator since 2015 to score in four consecutive matches SEC Offensive and Top Drawer Soccer National Player of Week after scoring tying goal versus then No. T-1 Stanford and first goal in 2-1 win versus Syracuse Registered assists on both goals in 2-1 win versus Missouri Team captain Third on team with average of 85.3 minutes per match On Missouri Athletic Club (MAC) Hermann Trophy Watch List for second consecutive season Called into three 2017 U.S. Under-23 National Team camps Jan (California), March 26- April 1 (Portland) and July (Seattle). All-SEC Second Team: Defender Kristen Cardano: Repeat selection for All-SEC second team Started first 14 matches on backline, playing entirety of nine matches Assisted on Deanne Rose s goal versus Troy for first collegiate point Averaged 86.4 minutes per match, which is second for UF in 2017 Sidelined for remainder of season after left anterior cruciate ligament tear versus Florida State Attended U.S. Under 23 National Team camp in Orlando in April of Defender Rachelle Smith: All-Southeastern Conference second-team selection Started on outside back or center back for last 19 matches, playing entirety of 17 matches Leads Gators with average of 88.7 minutes per match. Other Honors: SEC Freshman of the Year: Deanne Rose SEC All-Freshman Team: Deanne Rose All-Time SEC Champions Year Champ Year Champ Year Champ 1993 VU 2002 AU 2010 UF 1994 VU 2003 UT 2011 USC 1995 UK 2004 UT 2012 UF 1996 UF 2005 UT 2013 UF & TA&M 1997 UF 2006 UF 2014 TA&M 1998 UF 2007 UF 2015 UF 1999 UF 2008 UF 2016 USC 2000 UF 2017 USC 2001 UF 2009 UF NOTE: Prior to 2000, SEC champion went to tournament champion; since 2000, SEC champion based on regular-season league play Gators versus United Soccer Coaches Ranked Teams South Florida is the seventh Gator opponent ranked on the United Soccer Coaches poll at the time of the meeting. Date Florida Opponent Site Result 8/25 No. 8 No. T-1 Stanford H W, 3-2 9/14 No. 7 No. 24 Mississippi H W, /12 No. 10 No. 16 Florida State H L, /22 No. 20 No. 11 Tennessee A W, /26 No. 17 No. 3 South Carolina H L, /2 No. 17 No. 11 Texas A&M N L, 2-1 OT 11/17 No. 16 No. 25 South Florida H Gators versus Ranked SEC Teams This is the second season the Gators faced four different ranked Southeastern Conference teams. In 2017, UF defeated then No. 24 Mississippi 1-0, then No. 11 Tennessee 2-1. The losses came against No. 3 South Carolina (1-0) and No. 11 Texas A&M (2-1 OT). The Gators own a record of in these meetings. For the first time in Florida s 23-year history, it faced two SEC teams ranked in the United Soccer Coaches top-12 in regular-season action. Florida split, with a 2-1 win at then No. 11 Tennessee and then five days later, lost 1-0 to No. 3 South Carolina. Florida vs SEC Teams Ranked in Coaches Poll Oppt Site SEC NCAA Date Rank Opponent Tourn Tourn W/L/T Score 11/7/97 23 Georgia H W /8/98 10 Vanderbilt N W /7/01 16 Kentucky H W /19/01 23 Tennessee A L 2-1 OT 10/18/02 14 Tennessee H W 2-1 OT 11/10/02 13 Tennessee N L 2-1 2OT 10/5/03 25 Auburn H L /9/03 18 Tennessee N T 1-1 2OT (UT 7-6 PK) 11/22/03 14 Tennessee H W /1/04 19 Tennessee H L 2-1 2OT 11/7/04 8 Tennessee N W 2-1 2OT 9/30/05 20 Tennessee A L 2-1 9/22/06 17 Auburn A W /1/06 10 Tennessee A L 2-1 9/30/07 10 Tennessee A L /18/09 23 Georgia A W /26/08 17 LSU H W /30/09 13 South Carolina H W /6/09 15 South Carolina N L /17/10 21 Georgia H W 2-1 OT 10/29/10 17 South Carolina A W 1-0 9/25/11 12 Tennessee A L /7/11 22 Auburn H W 3-2 OT 10/28/11 22 South Carolina H L 2-1 9/21/12 23 Tennessee H W /7/12 5 Texas A&M A W /12/12 14 Missouri H W /4/13 19 South Carolina H L 2-1 2OT 10/18/13 23 Kentucky H W /8/13 22 Mississippi N W /10/13 21 Texas A&M N L 2-1 9/26/14 22 Georgia H W /3/14 9 Texas A&M A W 1-0 9/10/15 6 Texas A&M H L 2-1 9/27/15 13 Auburn A L /22/15 17 South Carolina H W 2-1 2OT 11/6/15 19 Auburn N W /16/16 2 South Carolina A L 1-0 2OT 11/4/16 2 South Carolina N W /6/16 23 Arkansas N W 2-1 OT 11/20/16 16 Auburn H L 3-1 9/14/17 24 Mississippi H W /22/17 11 Tennessee A W /26/17 3 South Carolina H L /2/17 11 Texas A&M N L 2-1 OT

11 Gators Called into Youth National Team Activities Gators were busy in the off season with various national team activities. Four Gators were called into U.S. Age-Group National Team or tournaments since the conclusion of last season. Florida Players in U.S. Youth National Team Events in Offseason Gator U-18 U-23 Kristen Cardano Orlando 4/2-8 Kaylan Marckese California 12/10-17 Mayra Pelayo Open Nordic Tournament (Sweden) 5/31 6/12 Gabby Seiler Seattle Camp 7/21-28 Portland Camp 3/26-4/1 California Camp 1/6-13 Rose with Canada National Team Freshman Deanne Rose just returned to the Gators after playing with the Canadian National Team for a pair of friendly matches versus the U.S. (Nov. 9 / Vancouver, Canada 1-1 tie & Nov. 12 / San Jose, Calif. 3-1 U.S. win). She started both matches, playing 31 minutes in each friendly. Rose missed the Southeastern Conference Tournament and the opening round of NCAA play.. National team duties periodically impacts collegiate rosters. Rose isn t the first Gator to miss collegiate competition for national team duties. Pamela Begic Danielle Murphy Gabby Rivera Parker Roberts Lauren Silver Abby Wambach World Cup qualifier play in Slovenia National Team 1999, 2000 and Great Britain national team 2017 Mexico Senior National Team play in China redshirted 2016 season for FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2014 CONCACAF play with Jamaica National Team 2001 Nike U.S. Women s Cup Four Nations (Not Including Gator Nation) Members of the 2017 Gator soccer team have represented four different nations in international play. Laís Araujo Mayra Pelayo Gaby Rivera Parker Roberts Deanne Rose Captain of Brazil s 2016 FIFA Under-20 World Cup team Played with U.S. U-23 Team at 2017 Four-Nation s Nordic Tournament Heading to Mexico City in October 2017 for a Mexico Senior National Team camp. Will travel with team for competition in China Member of U.S FIFA Under-20 World Cup Team Member of Canada Senior National Team. Scored first goal and assisted on game winner in 2016 Olympic bronze medal final Several other Gators have attended U.S. age group camps, including: Name Most Recent Call-Up Madison Alexander U-14, U-15 Kristen Cardano U-23 Kaylan Marckese U-18 Gaby Seiler U-23 Briana Solis U-19 Beyond the Boxscore Here s some notes on the 2017 Gators: 2 Samantha Chung 4 Danielle Van Liere 9 Samantha Earle MF Father is Mark Chung past U.S. National Team member ( , 24 caps) and MLS player (10 seasons) MF Graduated at top of Fletcher High School s class of 2016 and now enrolled in University of Florida Honors Program classes MF Seven relatives were collegiate student-athletes Michigan (Geordie Earle/golf; George Earle/track; Stacey Mayer/swimming). Boston College (David Mayer/soccer), UCLA (John Mayer/swimming), Georgetown (Pam Mayer/crew) and Cornell (John Mayer/baseball & basketball) 10 Tess Sapone MF 2016 Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year. One of two Gators to be named Gatorade Player of Year during prep career (also Parker Roberts / 2014 and 2015 Kansas). 11 Briana Solis MF Both older sisters Amanda (Webber International) and Samantha (Eastern Florida State College) played collegiate soccer. 12 Sammie Betters 14 Madison Alexander 15 Sarah Troccoli MF F MF Graduated at top of Springstead High School s class of 2016 and now enrolled in University of Florida Honors Program classes. Joined current Gators Kaylan Marckese and Julia Lester on 2015 US Youth Soccer National U-17 Championship team. Pretended to be Gator Great and FIFA International goals leader Abby Wambach when she played as a child Graduated a semester early from Troy High School to enroll at the University of Florida in spring 2015 Sister, Victoria, played goalkeeper at Stetson as a junior and senior. 16 Ailey Tebbett GK Picked No. 16 because she likes even numbers (and her club # 6 was taken) 17 Alyssa Howell F A camel lives in her backyard back in Farmersville, Ohio Just like Gator head coach Becky Burleigh, Alyssa was born on Friday the 13 th 20 Julia Lester F On Tampa Bay United 97 Premier team (along with current Gators Kaylan Marckese and Sammie Betters) on 2015 US Youth Soccer National U-17 Championship team. Joined Marckese on tournament s Best XI team. 22 Parker Roberts 31 Kaylan Marckese 34 Lauren Evans 92 Alex Stubblebine MF GK MF MF Sister (Ferriss) was member of North Carolina-Asheville soccer team Great grandfather, Clay Roberts Sr., wrestled at Kansas and great uncle, Clay Buck Roberts Jr., played football at KU Great uncle, David Boo Ferriss, was inducted into Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame in 2002 and entered the Mississippi State Athletic Hall of Fame in 1970 Grandmother, Martha Anne Ferriss Parker, played tennis at Mississippi State College for Women Graduated from St. Petersburg High School a year early to enroll at the University of Florida in summer of Junior Olympic swimmer at age 8 & 9 Most memorable part of UF recruiting trip was sitting in stands at a Gator men s basketball game and listening to Meggie Dougherty Howard sing Disney songs to Pamela Begič Wears the same number her father (Jerome) wore when he was a Gator running back. He played on Florida s 1996 national championship team. Cousin Bradrick Shaw is a redshirt freshman on Wisconsin s football team Named after Alex Van Halen Wears No. 92 because that is the sum of the jersey number of her five best friends on the Cincinnati roster (played at Cincinnati in 2016 before transferring to Florida). Ashley Pietra GK Has a fraternal twin, Kathryn. Her high school team, Buchholz H.S. was coached by Kerri Hanks Petersen, who twice (2006 & 2008) received the MAC Hermann Trophy as the nation s top collegiate player while with Notre Dame. Florida No. 19 on Seventh RPI The University of Florida holds at No. 19 in the final regular-season Rating Percentage Index (RPI) of the season, released by the NCAA on Nov. 6. Four Southeastern Conference teams are among the latest NCAA RPI top 25 No. 3 South Carolina, No. 6 Texas A&M and No. 20 Tennessee

12 Florida s SEC History Florida has won 14 SEC titles in the program s 23-year history and has claimed 12 SEC Tournament titles. Below is a look at Florida s SEC results through the years. Florida Soccer in the SEC Year Record % SEC Reg.Season SEC Eastern Division Finish SEC Regular Season Finish* SEC Tournament nd -- First Round st -- Champions nd -- Champions st -- Champions st -- Champions st 1 st Champions st 1 st Champions nd T3 rd Runner-up nd 3 rd Tied (UT 7, UF 6 in PKs) nd 3 rd Champions T2 nd T3 rd Round of st 1 st Runner-up st 1 st Champions st 1 st Semifinal st 1 st Semifinal st 1 st Champions T2 nd T3 rd Runner-up st 1 st Champions Not awarded T1 st Runner-up Not awarded 2 nd Round of Not awarded 1 st Champions Not awarded T3 rd Champions Not awarded 3 rd Semifinal TOTALS * - the SEC began awarding a regular-season title in the 2000 season. Prior to that season, the SEC Tournament champion considered the SEC Champion. Florida When It All-Time 2017 Scored first Scored second Scored third Scored fourth Didn t score Led at half Trailed at half Tied at half Played OT Scored 1 goal Scored 2 goals Scored 3+ goals Allowed no goals Allowed 1 goal Allowed 2 goals Allowed 3+ goals Matches decided by one goal Matches decided by two goals Playing a man down (2:08.43 total minutes) Vs. a man-down team Vs. ranked opp Vs. unranked opp Vs. SEC Teams (all-meetings) Vs. SEC Opp. (reg.season) home vs. SEC On road vs. SEC Neutral site vs SEC SEC Tournament Home Record: Road Record: Neutral Site: Penalty Kicks: Vs. state of Florida opponents Florida vs. United Soccer Coaches Ranked Teams (All-Time) UF Rank Wins Losses Ties % Same (no rank) Lower Higher Florida vs United Soccer Coaches Top-10 Teams (All-Time) NSCAA Rank Wins Losses Ties % The number I wear It isn t a matter of luck many of the Gators have a specific reason or story behind the jersey number they wear. # Player Reason 2 Samantha Chung Father (Mark Chung) wore No. 20 during his MLS career No. 2 was closest number available 3 Jessie Holmes Wore No. 3 or No. 33 through club career 8 Cassie Owens Eight is her lucky number so any jersey # choice includes an eight 13 Alyssa Howell It is her birthday (Sept. 13) 15 Sarah Troccoli It is her birthday (Nov. 15) 16 Ailey Tebbett Likes even numbers (and her club number of #6 was taken) 22 Parker Roberts Wanted to wear same # as her older sister, Ferriss 34 Lauren Evans Her father, Jerome, wore #34 when he played running back for Florida s 1996 national championship football team 81 Rachelle Smith Wore #8 as a youth & #18 in club so flipped club number 88 Courtney Douglas No. 8 is her favorite #, but since it was taken, just doubled it 92 Alex Stubblebine 92 is sum of the jersey numbers of her five best friends on the Cincinnati roster (played at Cincinnati in 2016)

13 2017 University of Florida Soccer Roster - Numerical No. Name Pos Ht. Year Hometown (High School/Previous School) 2 Samantha Chung MF 5-2 JR Boynton Beach, Fla. (Oxbridge Academy) 3 Jessie Holmes D 5-4 JR-RS Los Gatos, Calif. (Los Gatos H.S.) 4 Danielle Van Liere MF 5-4 SO Jacksonville, Fla. (Fletcher H.S.) 5 Melanie Monteagudo F/MF 5-8 JR Pembroke Pines, Fla. (American Heritage Plantation H.S.) 6 Kit Loferski F 5-3 SO St. Augustine, Fla. (Bartram Trail H.S.) 7 Brittney Bennett MF 5-6 JR Grayson, Ga. (Grayson H.S.) 8 Cassie Owens D 5-5 SR Superior, Colo. (Monarch H.S.) 9 Samantha Earle MF/D 5-6 FR Key Biscayne, Fla. (Gulliver Prep) 10 Tess Sapone MF 5-6 SO Oakton, Va. (Oakton H.S.) 11 Briana Solis MF 5-3 JR Orlando, Fla. (University H.S.) 12 Sammie Betters MF 5-4 SO Brooksville, Fla. (Frank W. Springstead H.S.) 13 Alyssa Howell F 5-3 JR Farmersville, Ohio (Valley View H.S.) 14 Madison Alexander F 5-4 FR Dorr, Mich. (Hamilton H.S.) 15 Sarah Troccoli MF 5-11 JR Troy, Mich. (Troy H.S.) 16 Ailey Tebbett GK 5-7 FR Gainesville, Fla. (Oak Hall School) 17 Haillie Lower MF 5-3 SO Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Preparatory School) 18 Laís Araujo MF 5-9 JR-TR Salvador, Brazil (Colegio Estudio Maria A. Santos/ASA Junior College) 19 Kristen Cardano D 5-5 SR-RS Tulsa, Okla. (Jenks H.S.) 20 Julia Lester D 5-4 SO Tampa, Fla. (Academy of the Holy Names) 21 Deanne Rose F FR Alliston, Ontario (St. Thomas Aquinas H.S.) 22 Parker Roberts MF 5-6 SO-TR Leawood, Kansas (Blue Valley North H.S./Kansas) 25 Sara Wilson D 5-3 JR Herndon, Va. (Bishop O'Connell H.S.) 27 Mayra Pelayo MF 5-4 JR West Palm Beach, Fla. (The Benjamin School) 31 Kaylan Marckese GK 5-11 JR St. Petersburg, Fla. (St. Petersburg H.S.) 34 Lauren Evans MF 5-5 FR Lithia, Fla. (Newsome H.S.) 38 Gabby Seiler* MF 5-5 SR-TR Peachtree City, Ga. (McIntosh H.S./Georgia) 44 Susi Espinoza GK 5-6 SO Wellington, Fla. (American Heritage H.S.) 55 Gaby Rivera MF 5-6 SO-RS Atlanta, Ga. (Atlanta International School) 81 Rachelle Smith D 5-4 JR Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Pembroke Pines Charter H.S.) 88 Courtney Douglas D 5-8 JR-RS Brampton, Ontario (St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School) 92 Alex Stubblebine MF 5-5 SO-TR Ocala, Fla. (Forest H.S./Cincinnati) Ashley Pietra GK 6-1 FR Gainesville, Fla. (Buchholz H.S.) *- Gator captain Head Coach: Becky Burleigh (Methodist '89) Associate Head Coach: Victor Campbell (Methodist '85) Associate Head Coach: Alan Kirkup (Loughborough University '81) Volunteer Coach: John Roman (Elon 11) Director of Soccer Operations: Shelley Lyle (Florida 08) Managers: Chris Armstrong (USF 14), Sarah Lowdon (McNeese State 12), Michael Marzella (Florida 16) Athletic Trainer: Connie Andrews (Florida 05) Graduate Athletic Trainer: Sarah Paul (Colorado 11) Student Athletic Trainer: Tessa Kacer Pronunciation Guide Gator Becky Burleigh Alan Kirkup Lais Araujo Kristen Cardano Samantha Earle Susi Espinoza Haillie Lower Kit Loferski Kaylan Marckese Melanie Monteagudo Cassie Owens Mayra Pelayo Ashley Pietra Gabby Seiler Rachelle Smith Briana Solis Ailey Tebbett Sarah Troccoli Danielle Van Liere Pronunciation BURR-lee KIRK-up Lie-EASE ODD-ah-rew-jew Car-day-no Earl Ess-pin-no-sa Hay-lee Lau-eer La-fur-ski Kay-lan Mar-ck-ese Mon-tah -GOO-doe KA-see Puh-LAA-yoh Pea-et-tra SIGH-ler Rachel SO-leese AI-lee TEB-it Tric-cole-EE Van Liere (like King Lear)

14 In the Polls United Soccer Coaches Nov. 7 Rank School 1 Stanford 2 North Carolina 3 Duke 4 UCLA 5 South Carolina 6 Texas A&M 7 West Virginia 8 Central Florida 9 Southern California 10 Penn State 11 Pepperdine 12 Virginia 13 Princeton 14 Ohio State 15 Georgetown 16 Florida 17 Oklahoma State 18 Texas 19 California 20 Tennessee 21 North Carolina State 22 Rutgers 23 Baylor 24 Wake Forest 25 South Florida TopDrawerSoccer.com Nov. 13 Rank School 1 Stanford 2 North Carolina 3 UCLA 4 Texas A&M 5 Duke 6 Princeton 7 South Carolina 8 West Virginia 9 Pepperdine 10 Penn State 11 USC 12 Virginia 13 Florida 14 Georgetown 15 NC State 16 Oklahoma State 17 UCF 18 Wake Forest 19 Texas 20 Tennessee 21 Northwestern 22 Rutgers 23 Florida State 24 Arizona 25 Ohio State HERO Sports Nov. 13 Rank School 1 Stanford 2 North Carolina 3 UCLA 4 Duke 5 UCF 6 Pepperdine 7 Penn St 8 Texas A&M 9 USC 10 South Carolina 11 West Virginia 12 Florida St 13 Santa Clara 14 Notre Dame 15 Princeton 16 Arizona 17 Rutgers 18 Georgetown 19 Ohio St 20 Florida 21 Cal 22 NC State 23 Virginia 24 Minnesota 25 Wisconsin Soccer America Nov. 6 Rank School 1 Stanford 2 North Carolina 3 Duke 4 UCLA 5 South Carolina 6 USC 7 Texas A&M 8 Georgetown 9 Penn State 10 Princeton 11 UCF 12 Pepperdine 13 West Virginia 14 Oklahoma State 15 Virginia 16 Ohio State 17 Wisconsin 18 Florida 19 Texas 20 California 21 Rutgers 22 Butler 23 NC State Wake Forest 24 Florida State 25 Clemson 2017 Team of the Week Honorees Date Name Outlet 8/28 Gabby Seiler SEC Offensive Player of the Week 8/29 Gabby Seiler TDS National Player of Week 9/19 Deanne Rose TDS Team of the Week 10/9 Deanne Rose TDS Team of the Week

15 No. 7 Florida 1 Florida Atlantic 0 OT Aug. 18, 2017 FAU Stadium Boca Raton, Fla. BOCA RATON, Fla. Ninety minutes was not enough for Florida soccer's season opening match. Extra minutes were needed for the Gator soccer season opener as Florida took a 1-0 overtime win at Florida Atlantic Friday evening at the FAU Stadium. Florida celebrates Gabby Seiler's successful penalty kick which gave Florida a 1-0 OT win at Florida Atlantic to open the 2017 season.the Gators outshot the Owls 14-2, but it wasn't until midway through the first overtime Florida got one past FAU goalkeeper Jennifer Ocampo. Freshman Deanne Rose was fouled in the box, awarding the Gators a penalty kick. Redshirt senior Gabby Seiler, who was just named Gator team captain at the pre-match meal, stepped up to take the kick. That shot provided Florida with the golden goal winner. Worth Noting Gabby Seiler's goal was her second as a Gator and the 12 th of her collegiate career. She played for Georgia as a freshman and sophomore and sat out the 2015 season due to Southeastern Conference transfer rules. This was Florida's second appearance in Boca Raton in the six all-time meetings between the two programs. Florida also took an overtime win in that match, as future All-American and then freshman Tahnai Annis scored her first collegiate goal to give UF a 2-1 OT win on Aug. 24, Gator goalkeeper Susi Espinoza made her first collegiate appearance Friday. She did not appear in a match as a freshman in Kaylan Marckese, who played every minute of the 2016 season, missed Friday's opener due to a hand injury. In addition to Espinoza, four others made their first start for the Gators Friday including true freshmen Madison Alexander and Deanne Rose. At least one Gator freshman has started 18 of the program's 23 season openers. Also among the starting Gators are two other newcomers. Parker Roberts transferred after playing at Kansas as a freshman in 2015, but sat out the 2016 collegiate season due to her U.S. Under-20 National Team commitment for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup. Luís Araujo played at ASA Junior College in Brooklyn, N.Y., in 2014 and 2015 and sat out the 2016 collegiate season as she was captain of Brazil's U-20 World Cup team. Florida is now all-time in season opening matches. This is the fifth consecutive season-opening win for UF. Seiler's goal is the second latest game-winner for the Gators in a season opener in the program's 23 seasons. Then freshman Taylor Travis hit the golden goal at 106:12 versus Miami to open the 2010 season with a 2-1 2OT home win. What the Gators Said: On scoring the winning penalty kick: "I just wanted to do it for my team. I thought we worked really hard the whole game. We just couldn't get it in the back of the net. I decided to take a deep breath and just finish it for all our hard work." senior defender Gabby Seiler On team's performance in the season opener: "I thought we did some really great stuff. We created a lot of opportunities and credit to FAU for keeping them out of the back of the net. We had some really good 1v1, some good situations right in front of the net I thought they did a good job defensively. We've got to clean up a few things, but it is the first game of the season and we certainly have a lot of room to grow." Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On getting the season started: "For the freshmen and for everyone in general, it is very nerve-wracking. But once you get that out of the way, you can improve and go up from there." senior defender Gabby Seiler Florida: 1-0-0, 0-0 SEC Florida Atlantics: 0-1-0, 0-0 Conference USA Florida (1-0-0, SEC 0-0-0) at Florida Atlantic (0-1-0, C-USA 0-0-0) Stadium: FAU Stadium Weather: 86 degrees, winds ESE at 8 mph, 72% humidity Goals by Period 1 2 OT Total Florida Florida Atlantics :41 UF Gabby Seiler Penalty Kick Shots: Florida 14, FAU 2 Saves: Florida 1 (Susi Espinoza 0, Team 1), FAU (Jennifer Ocampo, 9) Troy 0 No. 7 Florida 5 Aug. 20, 2017 James G. Pressly Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. Gator soccer got Florida athletics home action off to a positive start Sunday with a 5-0 win over Troy at the James G. Pressly Stadium. Five different Gators scored Sunday s goals. Florida is now all-time in home openers. Goal one for the Gators came early in the opening half. The play started deep the Florida half when Kristen Cardano s pass found Sammie Betters open just beyond the midway point. Betters pass to just above the box bounced forward for freshman Deanne Rose. She caught up to the ball to send a chip past the oncoming goalkeeper in the 11 th minute. Senior Gabby Seiler scored her second goal of the weekend off a corner kick at 27:48. The ball sent by Briana Solis was headed across the goal by Tess Sapone where Seiler volleyed it in from 10 yards. It was the perfect birthday present for junior Brittney Bennett. The ball popped out to the top of the box off a Troy clearance attempt. Bennett s hard right-footed shot scored at the top corner at 35:05. Florida scored quickly to start the second half off another Solis corner kick. Parker Roberts shouldered the ball down to bounce across the line at 46:49. A penalty kick in the 86 th minute by sophomore Tess Sapone was successful, giving Florida the final score. Worth Noting Four different players scored their first Gator goal Sunday. Rose (10:29), Bennett (35:05), Roberts (46:49) and Sapone (85:24). Sunday s goal was the fourth of Roberts collegiate career and first as a Gator. Roberts scored three goals as a freshman at Kansas in 2015 before transferring to Florida in the summer of She sat out the 2016 collegiate season due to her commitment to the U.S. Under-20 National Team for the FIFA U-20 World Cup (played November-December 2016 in Papua New Guinea). Bennett s goal came on her 20 th birthday. Gabby Seiler s goal was her third as a Gator and her second of the weekend. Her penalty kick in the 96 th minute Friday gave Florida a 1-0 season-opening win at Florida Atlantic. It was the 13 th goal of her collegiate career. She played for Georgia as a freshman and sophomore and sat out the 2015 season due to Southeastern Conference transfer rules. Solis doubled her career total Sunday with her pair of corner kick assists. Rose was impressive in her opening weekend. She was the player fouled to give Florida the penalty kick, which Seiler converted for a 1-0 overtime win Friday at Florida Atlantic. Sunday, she got the Gator scoring started early in the opening half. She and Seiler led the Gators with four shots each Sunday. Pair of collegiate firsts for Sapone Sunday first goal and first assist. Florida used 23 players in Sunday s match. This is the sixth time in the program s 23-year history it opened home play with five or more goals. Florida also opened 2016 home action with a five-goal effort. Florida: 2-0-0, 0-0 SEC Troy: 0-2-0, 0-0 Sun Belt What the Gators Said: On today s match: We knew it was going to be a little bit of a challenge today because of the weather, the turnaround, the travel and the back-to-back games. I thought our team came out pretty strong from the beginning. I think the two telling stats were one shot for them. We keep a stat on throw ins and we won that 23-1, which is purely focus and effort by them [Gators]. They kept the focus and effort for 90 minutes, which was really impressive. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Gabby Seiler started in the back and moved to attacking midfield. How does her versatility help the team? She s one of those players who is capable of playing pretty much everywhere. It just gives our team more versatility when we have someone like that. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Five goals by five players - Florida seems to have several scoring options, forcing opponents to focus on more than a couple of players. There were some left out there today. There are some dynamic parts of our attack that we still can get much better at and be more prolific, but this weekend was a good start. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On team s preparations for today s afternoon match: Before the game, we talked about the heat and not letting it become a factor in the game. We play in Gainesville every day so it is something we are used to. So that was an advantage for us, especially mentally. It helped us overall to give our best effort. senior defender Gabby Seiler Troy (0-2-0, 0-0 Sun Belt) at Florida (2-0-0, SEC 0-0-0) Stadium: James G. Pressly Stadium / Weather: 90 degrees, winds ENE 5 mph, 61% humidity Troy Florida :29 UF Deanne Rose Sammie Better, Kristen Cardano 15yd chip over keeper 2. 27:48 UF Gabby Seiler Tess Sapone, Briana Solis 10yd shot off Solis corner kick 3. 35:05 UF Brittney Bennett 20yd shot off deflection 4. 46:49 UF Parker Roberts Briana Solis 6yd off corner kick 5. 85:24 UF Tess Sapone Penalty Kick Shots: Troy 1, Florida 23 Saves: Troy (10, Haleigh Mercer 7, Mikki Lewis 3), Florida 0 (Susi Espinoza 0)

16 No. T-1 Stanford 2 No. 8 Florida 3 Aug. 25, 2017 Donald R. Dizney Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. A Gator soccer 3-2 win over No. 1 Stanford at the Donald R. Dizney Stadium started the Florida Athletics Big Friday off right. Florida soccer was the first of two Gator programs to face the nation s topranked team tonight in Gainesville, as volleyball meets No. 1 Texas in the Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O Connell Center. What Led to the Win: For the first 82 minutes, the Gators were either trailing or tied with the top-ranked Stanford soccer team. That changed in the 82 nd minute. Laís Araujo followed the ball sent down the center of the box by Melanie Monteagudo. She held off her defender as the two challenged for possession. Araujo took a touch right to make a bit of space and then banged in a right-footed six-yard shot off the post and into the goal. The Gators led 3-2 with eight minutes left. The Cardinal pushed play into the Florida half for much of those final eight minutes Goalkeeper Susi Espinoza made the stop on Stanford s Catarina Macario s shot in the 90 th minute for the final play of the match. And that registered Florida s first win in six tries versus the traditional soccer power. Florida twice tied the match. Stanford took the lead in the 25 th minute when Macario volleyed in the deflection of Tierna Davidson s shot. Junior Samantha Chung sent Florida to halftime with a 1-all tie. Freshman Madison Alexander s pass from the middle of the box found Chung alone just above the center of the box. Her right-footed shot scored at the far post. Stanford regained the lead in the 59 th minute when Beattie Goad took the endline pass from Jaye Boissiere and scored at the near post from six yards. Florida again tied the match when Gabby Seiler headed in Mayra Pelayo s cross. Her three-yard score at the far post tied the match at 78:32. Worth Noting Araujo s goal was her first of her Gator career. The junior transfer is one of three on Florida s 2017 team who played at the 2016 FIFA Under-20 World Cup, as Araujo was captain of the Brazil side. Chung is making a successful return from the injury that ended her 2016 season as she scored the second goal of her Gator career and first of Chung suffered an anterior cruciate ligament tear in 2016 post-season action. Monteagudo made her first appearance of 2017 today. Florida s top returning scorer from 2016, Monteagudo sat out the season opening weekend of action with a calf injury. She played 29 minutes today and registered the assist on Araujo s game-winning goal. Seiler s scored in each of Florida s three matches this season to give her four goals in her Gator career. She scored 10 goals while playing with Georgia in 2013 and 2014 (redshirting 2015 season due to Southeastern Conference transfer rules). Espinoza turned in a career-high five saves in goal tonight. She has played the entirety of each of Florida s three matches this season the first collegiate action of her Gator career. Florida is now all-time when facing the nation s No. 1 team in Gainesville. The other win was also by a 3-2 score when UF defeated Florida State Aug. 30, This was Florida s first win versus Stanford in the six-match series. Of the five previous meetings, four went to overtime. The Cardinal now lead the all-time series Florida: 3-0-0, 0-0 SEC Stanford: 2-1-0, 0-0 Pac-12 What the Gators Said: On today s match: We said two things to the team afterwards. One, this is why we have Gator Day. Gator Day for us is once a week and it s a really hard practice. No one really looks forward to it, but our team has really been getting after it in those practices. And the end of this game felt like a Gator Day. I think that really help carry them through. The second thing we said was one game doesn t define us. The things that we did in that game our toughness, our grittiness and all that that defines us. But the result itself doesn t define us. Really happy with our ability to be resilient and come back twice. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Stanford (2-1-0, 0-0 Pac-12) at Florida (3-0-0, SEC 0-0-0) Stadium: Donald R. Dizney Stadium (925) Weather: 83 degrees, winds NNE 11 mph, 77% humidity Stanford Florida Syracuse 1 No. 8 Florida 2 Aug. 27, 2017 Donald R. Dizney Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. The University of Florida soccer team moves to 4-0 for the first time since 2010 after its 2-1 win over Syracuse on a damp Sunday evening at the Donald R. Dizney Stadium. How the Goals Were Scored: Florida scored its earliest goal of the season in the eighth minute. Syracuse s Shannon Aviza was whistled for a handball on a Melanie Monteagudo shot deep in the SU box. Gabby Seiler successfully converted the penalty kick to give Florida the early lead. Syracuse tied the match in the 24 th minute when Alana O Neill took the ball end line. Her pass to the top of the six-yard box was one-touched in by Sydney Brackett. Briana Solis registered her third assist of the season in the 57 th minute. She received the ball at the top corner of the box from Sarah Troccoli and then took a couple of touches while she explored her options. Solis centering pass was one-touched off Parker Roberts right foot just inside the far post to give Florida the game winner. Worth Noting Florida: 4-0-0, 0-0 SEC Syracuse: 2-1-1, 0-0 ACC Seiler brings the number of times a Gator has scored in a goal in four or more consecutive matches to 31. She s scored in each of Florida s four matches this season. A Gator has scored in four or more consecutive matches now nine times since 2010 (Savannah Jordan six consecutive matches in 2013, five in both 2014 and 2015 four in 2015; McKenzie Barney five in 2010; Annie Speese four in 2014; Erika Tymrak four in 2011 and 2012). Roberts has scored both her Gator goals on consecutive Sundays. She transferred to Florida for the 2016 season after playing at Kansas as a freshman in Roberts sat out the 2016 Gator campaign as she was a member of the U.S. Under-20 Team for the 2016 FIFA U-20 World Cup. Florida opens the season with a 4-0 record for the first time since 2010 and for the sixth time in the program s 23-year history. What the Gators Said: Take us through your goal and what you felt when you put the Gators ahead. I saw Bri [Briana Solis] running down the sideline and I noticed a big gap in the middle. I knew I had to get there. Whether I was going to get the ball or not, I knew there was an opportunity. I was just so relieved because I knew we were going to win this game. After having so many opportunities in the first half that I should have put in the back of the net, it was really relieving to put one in. redshirt sophomore Parker Roberts What led to the assist on Parker s goal? I was just trying to get forward more to put more pressure on the other team s defense. I took a player on and then I could hear Parker [Roberts] yelling my name. So I just played it to her and she finished it. junior Briana Solis Gators possessed the ball until late in the second half when Syracuse got some opportunities. What adjustments were made at halftime? We talked about keeping the ball, playing two-touch and trying to connect passes. A lot of times our offense is our best defense and I think that was the case early in the second half. Late in the second half when they got some opportunities, it was more us standing off them a little too much being too passive. That s not our game plan. It will be really good thing for us to see that on film. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Syracuse (2-1-1, 0-0 ACC) at Florida (4-0-0, SEC 0-0-0) Stadium: Donald R. Dizney Stadium (763) Weather: 79 degrees, winds NNE 8 mph, 86% humidity Syracuse Florida :25 UF Gabby Seiler Penalty Kick 2. 23:05 SU Sydney Brackett Alana O Neill 6yd one-touch shot 3. 56:53 UF Parker Roberts Briana Solis, Sarah Troccoli Shots: Syracuse 6, Florida 17 Saves: Syracuse 3 (Courtney Brosnan 3), Florida 4 (Susi Espinoza 4) Shot hits post corner & kicks in 1. 24:06 SU Catarina Macario Tierna Davidson Rebound off shot by Davidson 2. 39:52 UF Samantha Chung Madison Alexander 20yd shot from center 3. 58:24 SU Beattie Goad Jaye Boissier 6yd shot from endline pass 4. 78:32 UF Gabby Seiler Mayra Pelayo 3yd header 5. 81:01 UF Laís Araujo Melanie Monteagudo 6yd curling shot Shots: Stanford 14, Florida 8 Saves: Stanford 1 (Alison Jahansouz, 1), Florida 5 (Susi Espinoza 5)

17 No. 2 Florida 0 Washington 1 Sept. 1, 2017 Husky Soccer Stadium Seattle, Wash. SEATTLE, Wash. An early goal was all the Washington Huskies needed to upset the No. 2 Florida soccer team 1-0 Friday evening at the Husky Soccer Stadium How the Goals Were Scored: Washington jumped on the Gators early in the match. Shannon Simon s 15-yard shot curled under the crossbar to score at 1:30. It was the earliest goal scored on the Gators since Mississippi State s Shannen Jainudeen scored at 1:17 in a 5-1 Florida home win on Oct. 10, The Gators controlled the ball for much of the match, but could not generate the shots they had in previous matches. One of the best opportunities of Florida s seven shots came in the 61 st minute when Gabby Seiler was fouled just above the box. Mayra Pelayo took the shot, which was stopped at the corner by UW goalkeeper Sarah Shimer. For the match, both teams registered seven shots. Worth Noting This is Florida s first meeting with Washington. Both head coaches have led their teams for 20-plus seasons. Becky Burleigh has led Florida for each of the program s 23-year history. Lesle Gallimore has been with Washington for one year longer than Burleigh Florida: 4-1-0, 0-0 SEC Washington: 3-2-0, 0-0 Pac-12 What the Gators Said: On today s match. Washington was really committed to defending, especially in the second half. They did a good job of keeping us out of dangerous areas. Give credit to the early finish they had it was a good finish. It wasn t for a lack of effort by our team. It s something we ve just got to learn from, grow from and take it with us going forward for the rest of the season. No single game is going to define you it s really what comes from the game. I know we ll have a chance to take a look at this and see what we can learn from it. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Preseason Conference Votes: Florida tied for third in the 2016 SEC regular-season standings and won the SEC Tournament title. Washington was 11 th in the 2016 Pac-12 standings with a 2-9 record. Florida The SEC coaches picked the Gators to win the 2017 Southeastern Conference title. Washington The Huskies are picked to take seventh in the Pac-12. Rankings: Florida ranks No. 2 on the United Soccer Coaches (USC) poll. Next up: The Gators continue Nike/Husky Invitational play versus Portland (2-3, 0-0 WCC) on Sunday at 9 p.m. ET. The Pilots lost 1-0 to New Mexico in Friday s early match at the Nike/Husky Invitational. Listen to Kyle Crooks call of Sunday s match on GatorVision.com. Florida (4-1-0, SEC 0-0-0) at Washington (3-2-0, 0-0 Pac-12) Stadium: Husky Soccer Stadium (873) Weather: 73 degrees, winds NNW 6 mph, 49% humidity Florida Washington No. 2 Florida 1 Portland 0 Sept. 3, 2017 Husky Soccer Stadium Seattle, Wash. SEATTLE, Wash. No. 2 Florida soccer team took a 1-0 win over Portland to finish play at the Nike/Husky Invitational Sunday evening at the Husky Soccer Stadium How the Goal Was Scored: Florida took a 1-0 lead into halftime off a 24 th minute goal from Gabby Seiler. The play started when Lais Araujo sent the ball to Deanne Rose, standing back to goal above the box. Araujo continued her run, receiving the square ball back from Rose. The right-footed cross from Araujo found Seiler at the top of the six-yard box. Seiler one-touched the ball into the far corner for her fifth goal in the team s six matches. One of the best opportunities for the Pilots came in the 62 nd minute, when Ellie Walker tried to put in the cross from six yards, but Susi Espinoza got quickly into position to make the stop. For the match, the Gators outshot the Pilots Florida controlled much of the play for the match, withstanding a late Pilot push to preserve Florida s third shutout of the season. Worth Noting Florida is now all-time versus Portland. The teams first met in the 2006 Gator home opener (1-1 2OT). Portland is the second of three non-conference opponents to have won a NCAA Championship. Portland won NCAA titles in 2002 and 05. Other past NCAA Championship title teams on Florida s 2017 schedule are Stanford/2011 (Aug. 25, 3-2 UF win) and Florida State (Sept. 8). Florida won the 1998 NCAA title. Seiler leads the Gators with five goals in She now owns six goals as a Gator and 16 for her collegiate career (scored 10 while playing with Georgia in 2013 and 2014). Espinoza earns her third shutout of the season. Both Araujo and Rose earned their first collegiate assists on Seiler s goal. Florida: 5-1-0, 0-0 SEC Portland: 2-4-0, 0-0 WCC What the Gators Said: On today s match. There were way more chances generated today and that s definitely a positive. I thought that was our biggest improvement and some of the changes we made from Friday really worked for us. We are looking forward to playing in front of our home fans and sleeping in our own beds. This has been a long trip, but I think a really productive one. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh What happened on your goal? I saw Lais [Araujo] was about to play it so I made a quick run in the box. She played a perfect ball and I finished it first time. senior Gabby Seiler Preseason Conference Votes: Florida tied for third in the 2016 SEC regular-season standings and won the SEC Tournament title. Portland took sixth the 2016 West Coast Conference with a record. Florida The SEC coaches picked the Gators to win the 2017 Southeastern Conference title. Portland The Pilots are tabbed for fifth in the WCC. Rankings: Florida ranks No. 2 on the United Soccer Coaches (USC) poll. Portland (2-4-0, 0-0 WCC) vs Florida (5-1-0, SEC 0-0-0) Stadium: Husky Soccer Stadium (354) Weather: 82 degrees, winds NNW 8 mph, 47% humidity 1. 1:30 UW Shannon Simon Kimberly Keever 15yd shot curves in to score at upper slot Shots: Florida 7, Washington 7 Saves: Florida 2 (Susi Espinoza 2), Washington 4 (Sarah Shimer 4) Florida Portland No. Time Team Goal Scorer 1. 23:23 UF Gabby Seiler Assist Lais Araujo, Deanne Rose Description Shot to far post from 10yds Shots: Florida 19, Portland 9 Saves: Florida 3 (Susi Espinoza 3), Portland 6 (Rachel Lusby 6)

18 No. 24 Mississippi 0 No. 7 Florida 1 Sept. 14, 2017 James G. Pressly Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. An early goal was all Gator soccer needed Thursday to open Southeastern Conference play with a 1-0 win over previously unbeaten Mississippi. Thursday s match at the James G. Pressly Stadium was the first Gator athletics event since Hurricane Irma forced the cancellation or postponement of all scheduled events. How the Goal Was Scored: A duo of juniors paired to give the Gators their earliest goal of the season in the fifth minute. Melanie Monteagudo received a throw-in from Gabby Seiler and took a couple of touches to create space on the far side of the box. The cross she placed into the box bounced between the Rebel defenders. Mayra Pelayo used her left foot to sweep the ball in at the far post from nine yards. That goal stood for the next 85 minutes. The Gators outshot the nation s leading goal scoring team Thursday s match was the first action for junior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese. She was sidelined for the first six matches with a hand injury. Marckese turned in two saves Thursday while collecting her 15 th career solo shutout. The Rebels final recorded shot came in the 82 nd minute, a hard strike from the top of the box by junior Cece Kizer. Marckese made the stop and covered the ball to ensure no trailing Rebels could try to make a play on a deflection. Worth Noting Florida is now in SEC openers. Pelayo hit her first goal of the season Thursday. She is the eighth Gator to score a goal in The goal at 4:43 ended Mississippi s shutout streak record at 569 minutes. The only other goal allowed by the Rebels this season came against Michigan on Aug. 25 (1-1 2OT). Tonight was the third time in the last five meetings that both Florida and Mississippi brought a top-25 ranking. This was the eighth match of the last 14 meetings between UF and UM decided by a single goal. Florida: 6-1-0, 1-0 SEC Mississippi: 7-1-1, 0-1 SEC What the Gators Said: On today s match. We had so many opportunities today. I put in the first opportunity we had. Mel (Monteagudo] crossed it in and I just tapped it in. I ve been working on that during practices with Alan [Kirkup, UF Associate Head Coach] so it finally worked out, which feels great. junior midfielder Mayra Pelayo How did it feel to get back out on the field after your injury? Your thoughts on the team s defensive effort? It felt great. Not as if I never left, but it felt natural. It is something we definitely worked on the defensive effort. It is just a testament to Gabby [Seiler], Kristen [Cardano] and Rachelle [Smith] back there along with everyone on the field. We want to show that we are strong defensively and I think we did that today. junior Kaylan Marckese Preseason Conference Votes: Florida tied for third in the 2016 SEC regular-season standings and won the SEC Tournament title. Mississippi was ninth in the 2016 SEC standings. Florida The SEC coaches picked the Gators to win the 2017 Southeastern Conference title. Mississippi The Rebels are picked to place ninth in the SEC. Rankings: Florida ranks No. 7 on the United Soccer Coaches (USC) poll and Mississippi is No. 24. Mississippi (7-1-1, 0-1 SEC) at Florida (6-1-0, SEC 1-0-0) Stadium: James G. Pressly Stadium (914) Weather: 81 degrees, winds S 3 mph, 74% humidity Mississippi Florida :43 UF Mayra Pelayo Melanie Monteagudo 9yd tap-in Shots: Mississippi 4, Florida 10 Saves: Mississippi 3 (Marnie Merritt 3), Florida 2 (Kaylan Marckese 2) No. 7 Florida 2 Iowa State 1 OT Sept. 17, 2017 Cyclone Sports Complex Ames, Iowa. AMES, Iowa For the second consecutive afternoon, late theatrics gave Gator athletics a win. Yesterday in The Swamp, it was Feleipe Franks time-expiring pass to Tyrie Cleveland that gave Florida football the win over Tennessee. Today it was Florida fútbol s turn for a sudden victory. Freshman Deanne Rose s golden goal off the perfect pass from Parker Roberts in the 96 th minute gave Florida a 2-1 overtime win over Iowa State Sunday afternoon at the Cyclone Sports Complex. How the Goals Was Scored: A set play put the Cyclones up 1-0 in the opening half. The corner kick from Merin Mundt bounced in the middle of the box. Klasey Medelberg hit the volley to score her first goal of the season in the 14th minute. Another goal off a corner kick knotted the score in the 56th minute. Rose was able to tuck in the ball through the near post scrum off the low kick from Gabby Seiler. Rose s golden goal in the 96 th minute started with the Gators driving through the Cyclone half. Roberts received the ball above the box and took a few touches before sending a diagonal through ball ahead. Rose caught up and one-touched the ball in from seven yards to the far post. Worth Noting Florida now has gone to overtime twice this season, both coming on the road. UF opened the season with a 1-0 OT win at Florida Atlantic. Rose records her first multi-goal match of her collegiate career and the first for the Gators in Kaylan Marckese recorded six saves Sunday, equaling her collegiate high for the fifth time of her career. This was the Gators first visit to Ames and second to the state of Iowa since The Gators claimed a 2-0 win at Drake in Des Moines on Sept. 16, Florida: 7-1-0, 1-0 SEC Iowa State: 2-6-1, 0-0 Big 12 What Becky Burleigh Said: On today s match. It was just one of those grind-it-out Sunday games. Different surface, tough turnaround - I think our team handled it better than on the Seattle trip so from that point of view, I think we grew. Once we went into overtime, we talked about situational play. We practice situational play every single week. So we were kind of laughing about it Hey, we get situational practice against someone besides ourselves. They executed that to perfection, so that was kind of nice to see. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Florida (7-1-0, SEC 1-0-0) at Iowa State (2-6-1, 0-0 Big 12) Stadium: Cyclone Sports Complex (377) Weather: 64 degrees, winds N 12 mph, 62% humidity Goals by Period 1 2 OT Total Florida Iowa State :30 ISU Klasey Medelberg Hannah Cade, Merin Mundt 9yd shot off corner kick 2. 55:46 UF Deanne Rose Gabby Seiler Scores at near post off corner kick 3. 95:39 UF Deanne Rose Parker Roberts 7yd shot off diagonal through ball Shots: Florida 24, Iowa State 14 Saves: Florida 6 (Kaylan Marckese 6), Iowa State 5 (Antonia Reyeso 2; D. Schwichtenberg 3)

19 No. 6 Florida 1 Texas A&M 2 Sept. 21, 2017 Ellis Field College Station, Texas COLLEGE STATION, Texas Two goals from distance gave Texas A&M a 2-1 win over Florida soccer Thursday in front of an Ellis Field crowd of 2,345. How the Goals Were Scored: The Aggies scored off a throw-in the in the 34 th minute. Emily Bates found Cienna Arrieta, who had entered the match less than two minutes prior, who took a low, driving shot from 35 yards that scored at the upper slot. Florida found the equalizer early in the second half off a give-and-go. Deanne Rose touched the ball the Gabby Seiler just inside the top of the Aggie half and then headed toward goal. Seiler returned the pass to Rose, now at the top of the box surrounded by Aggie defenders and goalkeeper Cosette Morche off her line. Rose was able to just get her foot on the ball to send the chip into the goal in the 47 th minute. The Aggies regained the lead 19 minutes later off a long free kick. Kendall Ritchie left-footed shot scored from 45 yards. It was the latest goal given up by the Gators this season. Worth Noting Rose has three consecutive goals for Florida. She scored twice Sunday in Florida s 2-1 win at Iowa State and today scored the Gators goal in the 47 th minute. She is now second among the Gators with four goals and nine points. This the first Texas A&M win over UF in College Station since joining the Southeastern Conference for the 2012 season. Florida is now 3-2 all-time against TAMU in College Station. TAMU now leads the all-time series 7-6. Florida: 7-2-0, 1-1 SEC Texas A&M: 5-2-1, 1-1 SEC What Becky Burleigh Said: On today s match. The toughest part of that game was getting the ball to the ground. Then we didn t do a good enough job of keeping it once it got on the ground. You have to give credit to A&M for being really disruptive. They kept playing a lot of long balls and the game was really physical. I m sure that is something we will see again so it will be a good learning experience. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Preseason Conference Votes: Florida tied for third in the 2016 SEC regular-season standings and won the SEC Tournament title. Texas A&M tied for sixth in the 2016 SEC standings. Florida The SEC coaches picked the Gators to win the 2017 Southeastern Conference title. Texas A&M The Aggies are picked to place second in the SEC. Florida (7-2-0, 1-1 SEC) at Texas A&M (5-2-1, 1-1 SEC) Stadium: Ellis Field (2,345) Weather: 83 degrees, winds SSE 10 mph, 70% humidity Florida Texas A&M :08 TAMU Cienna Arrieta Emily Bates 35yd shot off throw in 2. 46:29 UF Deanne Rose Gabby Seiler Chip over keeper from top of box 3. 65:36 TAMU Kendall Ritchie 40yd shot off free kick Shots: Florida 12, Texas A&M 15 Saves: Florida 6 (Kaylan Marckese 6), Texas A&M 4 (Cosette Morche 4) Alabama 0 No. 6 Florida 3 Sept. 24, 2017 James G. Pressly Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. Three second-half goals with freshman Deanne Rose starting and ending the scoring gave the University of Florida soccer team a 3-0 win over Alabama Sunday at the James G. Pressly Stadium. How the Goals Were Scored: After a scoreless opening half, the Gators struck early in the second half. The first Florida corner kick resulted in a Gator goal, as Rose s header at the near post scored the kick from Briana Solis in the 50 th minute. Less than a minute and a half later, Mayra Pelayo scored put UF up 2-0. Pelayo took the ball endline and sent the ball toward goal. It hit a Tide defender and the momentum of the deflection carried it into the goal at 50:50. A long give-and-go play gave Rose her second goal of the evening. Florida won the ball at midfield and it was sent to Rose just outside the center circle. She touched the ball back to Laís Araujo, who was just moving across the midway line. Araujo recognized Rose s opportunity and immediately sent a ball into space. Rose broke free to catch up with the ball, sending a right-footed shot in from 12 yards. Worth Noting Rose s first goal was her fourth consecutive goal for Florida in an eight-day span. She scored twice in Florida s 2-1 win at Iowa State on Sept. 12, scored the Gators goal in a 2-1 loss at Texas A&M on Sept. 21 and then today s opening goal. Rose s double goal effort today her second of the last three matches puts her atop the Gator goal and points leaders this season. She now has six goals and 13 points. Pelayo s goal was her second of the season and of the last four matches. Florida turned in its fifth shutout of It was the 16 th solo shutout of junior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese s career. Florida now leads the all-time series Florida: 8-2-0, 2-1 SEC Alabama: 8-3-1, SEC What the Gators Said: On the differences in halves: I just felt like in first 25 minutes, we just stood off them too far and let them do what they wanted, and they looked pretty good. Then as soon as we put them under pressure, all of a sudden, you know, they didn t look as good, and I think a big part of that was our pressuring. We re capable of doing that to anyone, and I think we just forgot, and so once we started putting the pressure on, all of a sudden that generated some of our offense. Florida Head Soccer Coach Becky Burleigh How critical was it for the Gators to get two goals early in the second half? Super critical [for Gators to score two early second half goals]. We needed to come back stronger. We had to get a little wake-up call, which made our team come together as one. We know that we are the type of team that can [respond] we had to show our coaches that we can do that. senior defender Kristen Cardano On her feelings the last couple games I ve been feeling good. I think my teammates have done such a good job of encouraging me, and the coaches. So I think it s finally coming through, the execution. It s nice to be scoring. freshman forward Deanne Rose On the confidence of scoring I have a sigh of relief every time I score just because I know it can happen, but it s the execution and finally it s starting to come through. freshman forward Deanne Rose On early second half momentum: It s great that we got the momentum, and we were in their half ever since those two goals. It was great. - junior midfielder Mayra Pelayo On having a week off of games It is going to be kind of good because lately we haven t been practicing because we will have a practice then have a day off then go straight to games. This week we have a full week of practice. So that s where tactically we can work on everything offensively or defensively. - junior midfielder Mayra Pelayo Preseason Conference Votes: Florida tied for third in the 2016 SEC regular-season standings and won the SEC Tournament title. The Tide finished ninth in the SEC in 2016 at and posted a final record of Florida The SEC coaches picked the Gators to win the 2017 Southeastern Conference title. Alabama The Tide is picked to place 10th in the SEC. Rankings: Florida ranks No. 6 on the United Soccer Coaches (USC) poll and Alabama is receiving votes. Alabama Florida :31 UF Deanne Rose Briana Solis 1yd header off corner kick 2. 50:50 UF Mayra Pelayo 16yds away from right wing 3. 75:04 UF Deanne Rose Laís Araujo 12yds away from the right wing Shots: Alabama 10, Florida 9 Saves: Alabama 5 (Kat Stratton 5), Florida 5 (Kaylan Marckese 5)

20 No. 10 Florida 3 Georgia 0 Oct. 1, 2017 Turner Soccer Complex Athens, Ga. ATHENS, Ga. The first goals of the season for three Gators gave the University of Florida soccer team a 3-0 win at Georgia Sunday evening in front of a Turner Soccer Complex crowd of 2,109. How the Goals Were Scored: The match was scoreless after the opening half, with the Bulldogs owning a 5-4 advantage in shots. That turned in the second half, as Florida put up a 14-3 shots advantage in the final 45 minutes. Three Gators turned in their first goals of the season, with the final two goals registering as collegiate firsts. Junior Briana Solis took advantage of her opportunity to take the free kick, scoring on a 22-yard shot to put the Gators on the scoreboard in the 54 th minute. Another set play in the 61 st minute ended with senior Cassie Owens scoring her first Gator goal. Solis corner kick was headed at the near post by Gabby Seiler. The deflection of that shot landed at the middle of the goal, where Owens placed it in from four yards. Florida s scoring closed in the 87 th minute when a UGA defender tried to play the ball back to UGA goalkeeper Louise Hogrell. Gator freshman Madison Alexander and Hogrell were in a race to get to the ball high in the box. The ball deflected off Alexander and then hit the near post. The ball traveled across the face of the goal. Alexander caught up and placed the ball in at the far post for her first Gator goal. Worth Noting Florida: 9-2-0, 3-1 SEC Georgia: 4-7-1, 0-4 SEC Goals from three different players gives Florida 11 who have scored at least one goal this season. With her assist on Owen s goal, Seiler now shares Florida s points lead (13) with freshman Deanne Rose. Alexander s goal at 86:36 is the latest for the Gators in regulation play. Florida has two overtime goals in Florida turned in its sixth shutout of It was the 17 th solo shutout of junior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese s career. This was the 32 nd meeting between the two league rivals (the most of any UF rival) and UF leads the all-time series What the Gators Said: On the differences in halves: I think the biggest adjustment we made in the second half is that we just did a better job of offering offensively for one another. Once we did that, combined with I think tiring them out in the first half, that was a lot for Georgia to handle. That s when we got our breakthrough. Florida Head Soccer Coach Becky Burleigh On three Gators scoring their first goals of 2017 (or of career): It was really exciting to see three different people score who haven t scored before. That was really cool. Florida Head Soccer Coach Becky Burleigh What happened on your goal? It was a free kick. I usually don t take them so I was excited to get the opportunity. Gabby [Seiler] and Mayra [Pelayo] told me to just hit it in there. There was some debate about whether to go near post or far post. I just kind of hit it, trying to go toward near post. It deflected off the other team and went in. junior midfielder Briana Solis What happened on your goal? How did it feel to score your first Gator goal? We had a corner and Gabby Seiler had a really good header. It was on the line so it was a tap-in. Just to be on the field playing for this team is super exciting. So to get a goal for this team is really, really exciting for me. - senior Cassie Owens You finished off today s scoring with your first Gator goal. Mel [Monteagudo] was pressing down the line and that caused the girl to play it back to the goalie. I just pressed the goalie hard and it deflected off me but it hit the post. I just kept running and it was a wide open net. So exciting to get my first goal. All week we ve been working on pressing so it is nice for it to pay off. freshman Madison Alexander How did the Gators do today? I think in the second half we did great. We were offering for each other and connecting the ball. freshman Madison Alexander. Florida (9-2-0, 3-1 SEC) and Georgia (4-7-1, 0-4 SEC) Stadium: Turner Soccer Complex (2,109) Weather: 72 degrees, winds ENE 6 mph, 46% humidity Florida Georgia Missouri 1 No. 9 Florida 2 Oct. 5, 2017 James G. Pressly Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. Two goals within 30-second span provided all Florida soccer needed to take a 2-1 win over Missouri Thursday evening at the James G. Pressly Stadium. Thursday s win is the 400 th for the Gator program. It is also the 400 th UF win for Becky Burleigh, who has led the program since its debut in the 1995 season. Florida wore pink Thursday to show their support in the fight against breast cancer. This was Florida's ninth "Kicking for the Cure" match (first in 2009). How the Goals Were Scored: Florida scored twice in a span of less than 30 seconds in the opening half. The first started when Gabby Seiler drove endline. Her short pass found Parker Roberts moving into the sixyard box. Roberts one-touched the ball in for her third goal of the season at 12:10. It was her first since scoring the game-winner versus Syracuse on Aug. 27. Florida won the ball quickly when play started after the goal. Seiler brought the ball down the middle and sent it ahead to Deanne Rose, located six yards above the box. Rose s square ball found Mayra Pelayo making a run down the right side. Pelayo took a couple of touches to bring the ball just outside the width of the box. Her right-footed curler scored at 12:36. The Tigers narrowed the lead to one goal in the 57th minute when Madison Lewis scored on a 25-yard free kick. For the match, Florida led 18-6 in shots, with half of UF s shots being on goal. Missouri s Kristen Rivers turned in a season-high seven saves Thursday. Worth Noting Florida s first two goals by Roberts and Pelayo came in a span of 26 seconds. That is the second time in the last three matches Florida has scored consecutive goals in the span of two minutes. In the Sept. 24 win versus Alabama, Rose and Pelayo scored in a span of 1:19. More on the 26-second span. It ties for the eighth shortest time between goals in UF s 23-year history. The last time there was a shorter span came in 2008, when 25 seconds elapsed between Florida s fourth (Megan Kerns) and fifth (Lindsay Thompson) goals in a 6-1 win at Alabama. It was the 10 th time Florida has registered consecutive goals in a 30-second span. Seiler turned in her first double assist match of her Gator career. She now leads the Gators in points (14) and shares the assists lead (5) with Briana Solis. A single goal or tie has decided five of the seven meetings between these two teams since Missouri joined the Southeastern Conference for the 2012 season. Florida leads the all-time series Wins for Gator Soccer: Thursday s win gives Florida an all-time record of In the first year of Gator soccer (1995), there were 189 women s NCAA Division I teams (now grown to 332 teams). Since 1995, five programs reached 400 wins. Among those five, Florida is the only one to start its program in The number gets narrower for coaches with 400 NCAA DI wins since Only two have reached that milestone in the last 23 seasons: Anson Dorrance UNC Becky Burleigh Florida Missouri (5-8-1, 1-4 SEC) at Florida (10-2-0, 4-1 SEC) Stadium: James G. Pressly Stadium (714) Weather: 79 degrees, winds NE 14 mph, 72% humidity Missouri Florida :10 UF Parker Roberts Gabby Seiler Tap-in from 5yds 2. 12:36 UF Mayra Pelayo Deanne Rose, Gabby Seiler 10yds from right side 3. 56:11 MU Madison Lewis 25yd free kick Shots: Missouri 6, Florida 18 Saves: Missouri 7 (Kristen Rivers 7), Florida 3 (Kaylan Marckese 3) 1. 53:53 UF Briana Solis 22yd free kick 2. 60:36 UF Cassie Owens Gabby Seiler, Corner kick headed by Seiler; 3. 86:36 UF Madison Alexander Briana Solis Shots: Florida 18, Georgia 8 Saves: Florida 5 (Kaylan Marckese 5), Georgia 3 (Louise Hogrell 3) Owens puts in deflection Presses keeper and puts in deflection off shot

21 No. 9 Florida 3 Vanderbilt 0 Oct. 8, 2017 Vanderbilt Soccer Complex Athens, Ga. NASHVILLE, Tenn. Florida soccer earned a 3-0 win over Vanderbilt on a rainy Sunday afternoon at the Vanderbilt Soccer Complex. It was Vanderbilt s first loss of the Southeastern Conference season. Sunday s match featured two teams among the SEC leaders. With the win, Florida moves to a tie for second in the league standings with 15 points off its 5-1 SEC record while Vanderbilt drops to fourth with 13 points with a record. How the Goals Were Scored: Florida s first goal came when Mayra Pelayo and Deanne Rose connected in the eighth minute. Pelayo s cross to the far side of the box was just over a Vanderbilt defender s head. Rose took a touch to control and then put the ball in the far post netting. The goal was Florida s fourth in the opening 10 minutes of play this season. Rose put in her second goal in the 60 th minute. She brought the ball down the right side of Vanderbilt s box. The VU keeper came off her line and Rose placed it to the far corner from 14 yards. Rose also played a part in Florida s third goal. She drew a penalty kick in the 77 th minute which Gabby Seiler successfully converted for the Gators second goal of the half. UF s Kaylan Marckese made one save Sunday, but it was a key stop to preserve the shutout. Midway through the opening half, Marckese made a point-blank stop on Stephanie Amack s eight-yard header off a Commodore corner kick. For the match, Florida led 15-4 in shots. Florida earned its seventh shutout of the season Sunday. Worth Noting Florida: , 5-1 SEC Vanderbilt: 9-4-1, SEC Rose s two goals Sunday extends her UF season lead to eight and she now leads UF in points (20). Sunday was Rose s third double-goal effort of the last six matches. Seiler scored her sixth goal of the season and the seventh of her two seasons with the Gators. Marckese turned in her fourth solo shutout of 2017 and the 18 th of her career. This was the first meeting between the two teams since the 2015 season. What Becky Burleigh Said: On today s win: I think it was a good opportunity for us to show some toughness considering the conditions. I think once we got it to the ground and kept it there, that was really challenging for Vanderbilt. We did a really job of doing that to start the game and in the second half as well. - - Florida Head Soccer Coach Becky Burleigh On Deanne Rose s performance today: Deanne was a lot for Vanderbilt to handle. She created the penalty, scored two goals and had a couple more opportunities. Her family was there too, so that is awesome they got to see that kind of performance. - Florida Head Soccer Coach Becky Burleigh Preseason Conference Votes: Florida tied for third in the 2016 SEC regular-season standings and won the SEC Tournament title. The Commodores tied for sixth in 2016 SEC action at and posted a final record of Florida The SEC coaches picked the Gators to win the 2017 Southeastern Conference title. Vanderbilt The Commodores are picked to place eighth in the SEC. Florida (11-2-0, 5-1 SEC) at Vanderbilt (9-4-1, SEC) at Stadium: Vanderbilt Soccer Complex (352) Weather: 75 degrees, winds E 17 mph, 91% humidity Florida Vanderbilt :23 UF Deanne Rose Mayra Pelayo Short shot at far post off cross 2. 59:09 UF Deanne Rose Shot from 18yds w/ keeper off line 3. 76:33 UF Gabby Seiler Penalty kick Shots: Florida 15, Vanderbilt 4 Saves: Florida 1 (Kaylan Marckese 1), Vanderbilt 4 (Taiana Tolleson 4) No. 16 Florida State 2 No. 10 Florida 0 Oct. 12, 2017 James G. Pressly Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. Florida State soccer used a pair of first half goals to defeat the Gators 2-0 Thursday evening in front of 1,412 at the James G. Pressly Stadium. This was the first meeting between the two teams since the 2015 season. Hurricane Hermine caused the cancellation of the 2016 meeting in Tallahassee. Hurricane Irma forced the rescheduling of this match from Sept. 8 to Oct. 12. This was the first shutout since 2013 and eighth since 2000 (four for each team) in the series between the two nationally ranked programs. How the Goals Were Scored: Florida State s first goal came off a free kick from Deyna Castellanos. The official awarded the free kick after he ruled the ball UF goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese picked up in the box came off the foot of a Gator defender, not the Seminole she was marking. Castellanos put in her 11 th goal of the season in the near post upper corner at 1:06. It was the earliest goal conceded by the Gators this season. The Seminoles took a 2-0 halftime lead in the 24 th minute when came when Gloria Villalobos s slanted pass found Dallas Dorosy perfectly in stride. Dorosy took a touch and then scored from 15 yards for her fifth goal of the season. The Gators had some good looks at the goal, including a shot that hit the post by Deanne Rose in the seventh minute. Florida kept pressing until the end as Laís Araujo s hard shot from 17 yards with less than three minutes remaining deflected back into play, but the Gators couldn t get another shot off. For the match, Florida led 10-8 in shots, but the Seminoles edged the Gators 5-4 in shots on goal. Florida State earned its sixth shutout of the season Thursday. What the Gators Said: On how FSU took UF out of their element in the beginning of the game: I think that was self-induced. Unfortunately, it was just a little bit of a communication issue and you cannot give [Deyna] Castellanos a free kick from the 18. She is deadly with those. We know that. As a matter of fact, we talked about it in our scouting report. But that for me is like OK we gave up the goal but next play. I think for us to face a 2-0 deficit, it was a great learning experience for us because it required us to make some changes at halftime in terms of the system that we played. I thought our team responded really well and really got after it. - Florida Head Soccer Coach Becky Burleigh On amount of opportunities: I thought we played with a lot of urgency and intensity. Unlucky to not get at least one back and probably should have had two in the first half. So again, sometimes there s opportunities and we finish them and sometimes it doesn t happen. But I really liked our response in the second half. - - Florida Head Soccer Coach Becky Burleigh On Gators effort today: We never gave up. It was just a great effort from everyone. We were never really on our toes the entire time. We just gave to our all, and I m very proud of us for that. junior midfielder Mayra Pelayo On team s mindset after trailing at halftime: Going into the second half, we went into it like it was a 0-0 at this point. We can t really play with anything hanging over our heads. So that s how we went about it in the second half, and I think it showed. We had high energy, high intensity. Some nights you re just not going to find the back of the net and it s just unlucky. senior midfielder Gabby Seiler Preseason Conference Votes: Florida tied for third in the 2016 SEC regular-season standings and won the SEC Tournament title. The Seminoles tied for fourth in the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2016 at and posted a final record of Florida The SEC coaches picked the Gators to win the 2017 Southeastern Conference title. Florida State Florida State is the ACC pick for conference champion. No. 16 Florida State (9-3, 3-2 ACC) at Florida (11-3-0, 5-1 SEC) Stadium: James G. Pressly Stadium (1,412) Weather: 84 degrees, winds ENE 8 mph, 49% humidity Florida State Florida :06 FSU Deyna Free kick Castellanos 2. 23:47 FSU Dallas Dorosy Gloria Villalobos, Emily Madril 15yd shot to far corner Shots: Florida State 8, Florida 10 Saves: Florida State 4 (Cassie Miller 4), Florida 3 (Kaylan Marckese 3)

22 No. 10 Florida 0 Auburn 1 Oct. 15, 2017 Auburn Soccer Complex Auburn, Ala. AUBURN, Ala. Florida soccer dropped a 1-0 decision to Auburn Sunday afternoon at the Auburn Soccer Complex. After a scoreless opening half that saw several opportunities for the Gators, the Tigers took the lead in the 53rd minute. Alyssa Malonson s through ball found Kristen Dodson making a slanted run in the box. Dodson s right-footed shot to the near post scored from six yards. For the match, Florida led 14-5 in shots, including seven on frame. Auburn scored on its only shot on goal. Auburn has taken four of its last five meetings with Florida, including three consecutive. With the loss, Florida drops from a tie for second to fourth in the Southeastern Conference standings. Three matches remain in the league schedule. Florida: , 5-2 SEC Auburn: 7-4-3, SEC What Becky Burleigh Said: On today s match: It was a frustrating game because I actually thought we played quite well here. We had a lot of opportunities but ultimately it came down to them finishing an opportunity they had and we were not able to convert the opportunities we had. - Florida Head Soccer Coach Becky Burleigh Rankings: Florida ranks No. 10 on the United Soccer Coaches poll. Florida (11-4-0, 5-2 SEC) at Auburn (7-4-3, SEC) Stadium: Auburn Soccer Complex (433) Weather: 81 degrees, winds WSW 3 mph, 69% humidity Florida Auburn :20 AU Kristen Dodson Alyssa Malonson Shot off diagonal through ball Shots: Florida 14, Auburn 5 Saves: Florida 0 (Kaylan Marckese 0), Auburn 7 (Sarah Le Beau 7) Kentucky 0 No. 20 Florida 0 Oct. 19, 2017 Embry-Riddle Soccer Stadium Daytona Beach, Fla. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. A goal in each half gave Florida soccer a 2-0 win over Kentucky Thursday evening at the Embry-Riddle Soccer Stadium. The decision to move this match to the Embry-Riddle Soccer Stadium was made earlier this week to avoid the expected crowds at the Richard Spencer speech held on the UF campus Thursday afternoon. How the Goals Were Scored: Both of Florida s goals came from its two players from the state of Michigan. Junior Sarah Troccoli sent Florida into halftime with the lead after scoring in the 45th minute. With the first half winding down, Sarah Troccoli looked up and saw and opportunity. Her right-footed 20-yard shot curled just enough to hit the crossbar and kick in. It was Troccoli s first goal of the season. Freshman Madison Alexander hit her second goal of the season to finish the scoring for the match. She received the ball from Gabby Seiler and scored at the far post from 17 yards in the 52 nd minute. Worth Noting: With two Southeastern Conference matches remaining for each team, Florida is now third in the league standings with 18 points off its 6-2 SEC record. Troccoli s goal was her first of 2017 and the 10 th as a Gator. She is the 12 th Gator to score a goal in 2017, equaling the largest array of scorers in a season since Alexander s goal today was the second of her collegiate career, with both coming in the span of six matches. Kaylan Marckese registered her fifth solo shutout of the season and the 19 th of her Gator career. That equals the fourth highest number of career shutouts in Florida history. Florida recorded its eighth shutout of Four of the last 10 meetings between these two teams went to overtime included the two previous to today. Florida owns a advantage in the all-time series. This match relocated Tuesday to the Embry-Riddle campus. It is the first neutral site for a SEC regular-season match in Florida's 23-year history. Florida: , 6-2 SEC Kentucky: 7-11, 2-6 SEC What the Gators Said: On today s match: It was a little bit of an odd day. A five o clock start, a neutral site, but again, I think we handled it pretty well. I think we had some really big game changers that went into the game that upped the urgency. We put a challenge to the team to score a goal in the first 15 minutes in the second half. So it was kind of nice to see that two players that came off the bench could make a big difference. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On Sarah Troccoli s first goal of 2017: Oh, I didn t realize that was her first goal. Well, it came at a good time because it was nice to go into the locker room with a lead instead of 0-0. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On her goal: It was the last minute of the half, and I was running down the sideline when [Julia] Lester had it. I heard her telling me to go so she could play it. Then she played it, and I cut it back and then just chipped it. junior midfielder Sarah Troccoli On Florida s play Thursday: It was a little slow in the beginning, but then we talked about pressing higher up at halftime so we kind of picked it up. junior midfielder Sarah Troccoli On her goal: Gabby [Seiler] just played me the ball. I was on the top of the 18, and then I just turned, took a touch, and then I had little bit of a gap to shoot then I just put it in the far post. freshman forward Madison Alexander On a lot of players seeing time: I think it was a good team effort, and obviously that s favorable for us Sunday as well because we ve got a quick turnaround. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Florida (12-4-0, 6-2 SEC) vs Kentucky (7-11, 2-6 SEC) Stadium: Embry-Riddle Soccer Stadium (352) Weather: 79 degrees, winds NE 16 mph, 80% humidity Kentucky Florida :34 UF Sarah Troccoli Julia Lester 20yd shot, hits crossbar & kicks in 2. 51:57 UF Madison Alexander Gabby Seiler Shots: Kentucky 6, Florida 16 Saves: Kentucky 5 (Abigail Zoeller 5), Florida 3 (Kaylan Marckese 3) 12yd shot

23 No. 20 Florida 2 No. 11 Tennessee 1 Oct. 22, 2017 Regal Soccer Stadium Knoxville, Tenn. KNOXVILLE, Fla. The number two prevailed in Florida's win Sunday at then No. 11 Tennessee. In the second half, two Gator juniors each hit their second goal of the season to give UF the 2-1 victory. The match was played in front of 2,411, the second-highest attended match ever at UT's Regal Soccer Stadium. How the Goals Were Scored: After a scoreless opening half, junior Sarah Troccoli opened the second half scoring in the 55 th minute. Deanne Rose received ball at the top corner of the box and took a touch to explore her options. Her short pass found Troccoli in the middle of the box where she calmly one-touched it in from the penalty spot. Tennessee tied the match in the 63 rd when Anna Bialczak headed in the long free kick from Katie Cousins. The game-winning goal started in the 80 th minute when Briana Solis won the ball just inside the Vol half. She sent the ball forward to Madison Alexander standing about 10 yards above the box. Solis sprinted toward goal and Alexander sent the ball into the box. Solis caught up and then placed it in off a left-footed strike to the far post from 15 yards. A bicycle kick save by Parker Roberts in the 36 th minute kept the match scoreless in the opening half. UF goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese collided with UT s Danielle Marcano just as Marcano took a shot in the box. As both players tumbled to the ground, the ball continued an arched path toward goal. Roberts followed the path of the ball and then perfectly executed a bicycle kick to keep the ball out of the Gator goal. Worth Noting: Both Gator goals were the second of the season for each player. Troccoli scored her first Thursday in Florida s 2-0 win over Kentucky. Solis has scored both of her goals on the road, as her free kick in the 3-0 win at Georgia was also the game winner. With the win, Florida is now all-time in matches played in Knoxville. After no wins in a six-match stretch of road meetings with Tennessee that began in 2001, Florida has taken wins in its last three visits to Regal Stadium (2013/3-0, 2015/2-1, 2017/2-1). Florida leads the alltime series This is the ninth time in the all-time series history that both teams rank in the top-25 for a meeting. The last came in 2011 when then No. 12 Tennessee took a 4-2 win over then No. 6 Florida. For the first time in Florida s 23-year history, the Gators will face two different top-12 teams in Southeastern Conference regular-season action and these meetings come in a five-day span. Florida defeated No. 11 Tennessee today and faces No. 3 South Carolina at home on Thursday. With one Southeastern Conference matches remaining for each team, Florida is now third in the league standings with 21 points off its 7-2 SEC record. Florida wore pink Sunday to show their support for the fight against breast cancer. Florida: , 7-2 SEC Tennessee: , SEC What the Gators Said: On today s match: We felt if we could break their initial line of pressure, we could get in behind them. It was happening in the first half, but we made a more concerted effort in the second half. It paid off as we had multiple opportunities. I thought our possession was the answer. We did a great job of keeping the ball. The combination play was very difficult for them to deal with. I thought their goalkeeper made some great saves, Kaylan [Marckese] made a couple of big saves too. It was a classic late-in-the-season SEC meeting between two good teams. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On Parker Roberts bicycle kick save: It was funny because we talk about bikes [bicycle kicks] in practice a lot. So for her to do it today to save a goal was pretty amazing. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Rankings: Florida ranks No. 20 on the United Soccer Coaches poll and Tennessee is No. 11. Florida (13-4-0, 7-2 SEC) vs Tennessee (13-3-1, SEC) Stadium: Regal Soccer Stadium Weather: 73 degrees, winds SSE 4 mph mph, 49% humidity Florida Tennessee :02 UF Sarah Troccoli Deanne Rose From penalty spot to keeper s right 2. 62:10 UT Anna Katie Cousins Header of long free kick Bialczak 3. 79:34 UF Briana Solis Madison Alexander Through ball from right Shots: Florida 12, Tennessee 11 Saves: Florida 4 (Kaylan Marckese 3, TEAM 1), Tennessee 6 (Shae Yanez 6) No. 3 South Carolina 1 No. 17 Florida 0 Oct. 26, 2017 Donald R. Dizney Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. A goal in the final 10 minutes gave South Carolina the win over Florida Thursday evening at the Donald R. Dizney Stadium. The victory also gave the Gamecocks their second consecutive Southeastern Conference regular-season title with a league record. It was the Gators second consecutive match versus a top-12 team and these meetings come in a five-day span. Florida defeated No. 11 Tennessee 2-1 Sunday in Knoxville. It was the sixth consecutive time a single goal decided a match between these two programs. Each of the last three meetings were 1-0 wins, as the two teams split in 2016 regular season (USC win) and SEC Tournament action (UF win). This is the ninth time in the all-time series history and the fourth consecutive - that Florida and South Carolina rank in the top-25 for a meeting. The last was in the 2016 SEC Tournament semifinal when then No. 15 Florida defeated then No. 2 South Carolina 1-0. How the Goal Was Scored: In the 80 th minute, Elexa Bahr hit the only goal of the match. She received the ball from Savannah McCaskill and moved through the top of the box. Her shot hit from 12 yards. Florida had opportunities, including in the 67 th minute when Mayra Pelayo brought the ball deep into the Gamecock box. Her cross found Deanna Rose in the box, but her shot was just wide of the far post. For the match, USC outshot the Gators 9-5 and both teams turned in two shots on goal. Celebrate the Gator Seniors: The careers of Gator seniors Kristen Cardano, Jessie Holmes, Cassie Owens and Gabby Seiler were celebrated in a pre-match ceremony. In the last four seasons, Florida owns an overall record of (.782) and (.756) in SEC play, which places UF No. 5 among the nation s programs for wins and winning percentage in that span. The Gators won the 2015 SEC title and two SEC Tournament titles (2015 and 2016) during their playing careers. Two of Florida s seniors were unable to play Thursday. Cardano s collegiate season ended with an anterior cruciate ligament team versus Florida State. Seiler suffered a bone bruise in the Tennessee match and sat out Thursday s match. Florida: , 7-3 SEC South Carolina: SEC What the Gators Said: On today s match: I think there were some stretches when South Carolina controlled parts of the game, but I feel like our team played hard. They did a great job at finishing their chance, and I give credit to them. I m a fan of South Carolina. I think they re one of the best teams in this league, and they have done that consistently. But I also think we have the talent. That s one of the top teams in the country. We have the ability to execute and be right there with them. We have the work ethic to be right there with them. So for me, I mean, my biggest hope is we see them again. - Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On the impact of Gabby Seiler being sidelined: Missing pieces like her and Kristen [Cardano] shifts things and it changes our depth situation a little bit. I think that showed a little bit tonight, but again, that s just kind of a recent development so we re going to have to work through those because I think we have people who can provide that depth. - Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On learning from this game: They definitely didn t quit. They showed a lot of grit, particularly at the end of that match. We probably had one of our best chances late. Nobody laid down. Everybody just started to fight, and they kept fighting. I think it was just one of those things that we might have run out of a little steam at different parts of the match, but that something again - we will learn how to deal with loses of players and filling those holes. - Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On what frustrated the defense early: They were holding a high line the whole game. They are really good at high pressuring everybody. Our coaches just told us at halftime to just play how we played in the first half. I think we both did a good job of pressuring each other really high. It was just unfortunate at the end, but it was a really good first half and second half for both of us. junior defender Julia Lester On how well Florida played a team of this caliber: They re one of the top teams in the country, and we definitely gave them a challenge. I think they out played us a little bit tonight but our energy, our effort was totally there, and we re excited to see them again. Hopefully we meet them in the SEC Tournament. junior midfielder Sarah Troccoli Rankings: Florida ranks No. 17 on the United Soccer Coaches poll and South Carolina is No. 3. South Carolina (15-1-1, SEC) vs Florida (13-5-0, 7-3 SEC) Stadium: Donald R. Dizney Stadium (924) Weather: 64 degrees, winds E 3 mph, 41% humidity South Carolina Florida :57 USC Elexa Bahr Savannah McCaskill 10yd breakaway Shots: South Carolina 9, Florida 5 Saves: South Carolina 2 (Mika Krzeczowski 1, TEAM 1), Florida 1 (Kaylan Marckese 1)

24 RV Auburn 0 No. 17 Florida 1 Oct. 31, 2017 Orange Beach Sportsplex Orange Beach, Ala. ORANGE BEACH, Ala. A free kick goal off the right foot of junior Laís Araujo sends the Florida soccer team ahead to the Southeastern Conference Tournament semifinal round. That goal gave the Gators a 1-0 win over Auburn Tuesday afternoon at the Orange Beach Sportsplex. The win advances Florida to its 20 th SEC Tournament semifinal appearance. In Thursday s semifinal action, Florida faces No. 11 Texas A&M - a 7-1 winner over Missouri in today s first match of the quarterfinal round. This was the second meeting between Florida and Auburn this month. When the two teams met in Auburn on Oct. 15, Auburn took a 1-0 win. This is the second time in the program's 23 SEC Tournament appearances that Florida opened the tournament with a win versus an opponent it lost to in regular-season play. How the Goal Was Scored: The season s first free kick attempt for Laís Araujo scored in the 31 st minute. A foul gave the Gators the 20- yard kick left of the Tigers box. The strike went in untouched to give Araujo her second goal of the season. Florida preserved its ninth shutout of the season with a strong defensive effort. If a shot got through, junior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese was there to make the stop as Marckese registered her 20 th career shutout Tuesday. In the 14th minute, Marckese made the stop on Ellie Leek s shot in the box off a clearance deflection. Marckese also registered the save on Courtney Schell s free kick from the top of the box in the 27th minute. For the match, the Gators outshot the Tigers and held a 5-3 advantage for shots-on-goal. Florida: 14-5, 7-3 SEC Auburn: 7-6-5, SEC What the Gators Said: On Florida s win after three consecutive losses to Auburn: It was great to get the monkey off our back. It was a hard-fought match. It was a great finish by Laís [Araujo] on the free kick. We weathered the storm at the end. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh What led to decision for Laís Araujo to take her first free kick of season? We ve been working on those a little bit more in practice. She s been pretty consistent in practice. Only the people who practice free kicks can take them in the games. She stepped up and stuck it. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh This was your first free kick of the season. What led to you stepping up to take this kick? We ve been practicing the free kicks a lot coming early, staying after practice. It s something we ve been working on. I finally got the shot and I was very happy it went in. junior midfielder Laís Araujo Florida played a three-back today. How did that go for the team? It is something we really haven t really played a lot. It is something new, especially with Parker [Roberts] moving to the back in the last few games. We switched to the four-back and that felt more natural. With the three-back, I think it is something we can use as well. We just need to tone in a little bit more going forward. Florida junior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese Rankings: Florida ranks No. 17 on the United Soccer Coaches poll and Auburn is receiving votes. Auburn (7-6-5, SEC) vs Florida (14-5, 7-3 SEC) Stadium: Orange Beach SportsPlex, Orange Beach, Ala. Weather: 72 degrees, winds S 5 mph, 47% humidity Auburn Florida :20 UF Lais Araujo 20yd free kick Shots: Auburn 10, Florida 12 Saves: Auburn 4 (Sarah Le Beau 3, TEAM 1), Florida 3 (Kaylan Marckese 3) No. 17 Florida 1 No. 11 Texas A&M 2 OT Nov. 2, 2017 Orange Beach Sportsplex Orange Beach, Ala. ORANGE BEACH, Ala. It was a cruel end to a hard-fought match, as an own goal gave Texas A&M a 2-1 overtime win over Florida in Thursday s Southeastern Conference Tournament semifinal round. The win sends the Aggies to Sunday s championship match versus Arkansas, who advanced to its second straight SEC Tournament final with a 4-2 penalty kick advantage over Vanderbilt in Thursday s opening match at the Orange Beach Sportsplex. The Gators were looking for their 18 th SEC Tournament final appearance in the program s 23-year history. Florida owns 12 tournament titles, including the 2015 and 2016 crowns. How the Goals Were Scored: A low strike from 22 yards from junior Sarah Troccoli gave the Gators a 1-0 halftime lead. Briana Solis brought the ball to the top of the box where she fought for control with Aggie defenders. Texas A&M s clearance attempt sent the ball into space above the box. Troccoli took two steps and then sent a blast that went in at the far post in the 30 th minute. It was Troccoli s third goal of the season, with all coming in the last five matches. Texas A&M freshman Rheagen Smith tied the match in the 69th minute. Kendall Ritchie played a long ball into the box that Smith ran down to score from 12 yards. Smith is the daughter of Gator and NFL Great Emmitt Smith. In the first overtime, another Aggie long ball sent into the box resulted in the golden goal. Junior Sara Wilson s clearance attempt came off her head and went in at the far upper slot of the goal in the 97th minute to give the Aggies the win. The game-winner came just after junior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese made two huge saves in the 97 th minute. Stephanie Malherbe took a shot inside the box that Marckese deflected. With the ball now at the top of the box, Ally Watts tried to chip it but Marckese scrambled back to tip the ball over the crossbar for an Aggie corner kick. For the match, Texas A&M outshot the Gators Marckese turned in four saves. Florida: 14-6, 7-3 SEC Texas A&M: , 9-1 SEC What the Gators Said: On today s performance by the Gators: I was really pleased with how we played. It was a very tough ending. Love to be playing in the final on Sunday. But I love what we gained from this tournament. I loved how we played today. It was a much different game than how we played at A&M the first time. I think it showed a lot of progress. - Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh What did you learn about this team? Think there is a grittiness to this team that we didn t see as much of during the regular season. We had some versatility in the way we played, whether it was the system or the personnel. It showed some options we have. It was a good week for us. - Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On her goal: Bri [Solis] did all the work. She dribbled through the defense and got tackled. The ball popped out. We had been working on those types of strikes in practice so I just finished it. junior midfielder Sarah Troccoli What did you think of the Gators performance today? Honestly, I m really proud of this team. We are all really proud of each other because we played really well and fought hard. We are looking forward to moving on [in NCAA] because we feel really good about how we played. That finish was really unlucky but we learned a lot about ourselves and how hard we can fight. junior midfielder Sarah Troccoli Thought on today s performance: I thought it was an overall a really good performance. We fought really hard and had a lot of opportunities. We were in their end [of field] for a good portion. It was a little unlucky at the end. I think we can use this going forward into the NCAA Tournament. senior captain Gabby Seiler How it felt to return to lineup after missing the regular-season finale with an injury? It felt really good. From here on, future games aren t guaranteed so I m super happy to be back. I m just excited for NCAAs. senior captain Gabby Seiler Texas A&M (16-2-1, 9-1 SEC) vs Florida (14-6, 7-3 SEC) Stadium: Orange Beach SportsPlex, Orange Beach, Ala. Weather: 70 degrees, winds SSE 5 mph, 91% humidity Goals by Period 1 2 OT Total Florida Texas A&M :01 UF Sarah Troccoli 25yd low blast 2. 68:36 TAMU Rheagen Kendall 12yd shot off through ball Smith Ritchie 3. 96:44 TAMU Own goal Header clearance scores at far post Shots: Florida 7, Texas A&M 12 Saves: Florida 4 (Kaylan Marckese 4), Texas A&M 0 (Cosette Morche 0)

25 South Alabama 1 No. 3 regional seed Florida 3 Nov. 10, 2017 Donald R. Dizney Stadium Gainesville, Fla. GAINESVILLE, Fla. Florida soccer opened NCAA Soccer play with a 3-1 win over South Alabama Friday at the Donald R. Dizney Stadium. With the win, No. 3 regional seed Florida advances to play the South Florida vs Florida Gulf Coast winner next Friday. The USF-FGCU match is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. in Tampa. How the Goals Were Scored: Quick passing led to Florida s opening goal in the 34 th minute. From the top of the box, the ball from Sarah Troccoli found Gabby Seiler making a run down the left side of the box. Seiler took a touch to bring the ball deeper, then sent the ball across the mouth of the goal where Madison Alexander touched it in from six yards. Junior Melanie Monteagudo took on a pair of Jaguar defenders to score shortly before halftime. Just above the top corner of the box, Monteagudo drove left, then turned to head across the top of the box. Her rightfooted 19-yard shot curled to catch the inside of the far post to kick in at 43:51. With just under 10 minutes into the second half, Florida pushed the lead out to 3-0. Monteagudo beat her defenders to pass to Troccoli wide of the box. Troccoli s 12-yard one-touch shot scored at the far upper slot at 54:03. Audrey Duren hit the Jaguars goal in the 85 th minute when she intercepted a Gator back pass to score from eight yards. Worth Noting: Florida advances after its opening NCAA match for the 17 th time in the program s 21 appearances. Alexander s goal was her third of the season and second of the last six matches. Monteagudo s goal was her first of the 2017 and the ninth in the last two seasons. She is the 13 th Gator to score in 2017, matching the highest number of UF scorers in a season since 2006 (also 13 in 2014, 2011 and 2006). Troccoli s goal was her fourth of the season with all coming in the last six matches. Florida has scored three goals in six of its last 11 NCAA Opening Round matches, including three of the last four seasons. The Gator win halted South Alabama s seven-match win stretch, which included winning the Sun Belt Conference Tournament title last week with a three-match combined score of Although the two universities are just less than 400 miles apart, this was the first meeting between Florida and South Alabama. South Alabama senior Rio Hardy shares No. 4 on the NCAA current career goal leader chart at 43. It is the second consecutive year Florida faced one of the current career leaders in NCAA Opening Round action, as then senior Tabby Tindell of FGCU was second with 66 goals in Florida: 15-6, 7-3 SEC USA: , SBC What the Becky Burleigh Said: On the team s defensive effort: Our team defending is what is under rated a little bit because it s not a backline and a goalkeeper that are defending it s everyone. The central players that hold in the 2 (of a formation) are a really big part of that because a lot of attacks are thwarted before they even become attacks because of them. Tess (Sapone), Bri (Solis) and Danielle (Van Liere) were all a part of that. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh On what the team will work on next week to prepare for NCAA Second Round: I think the big focus for us this week will be us. It will be about what we do and how to refine some things. Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh Rankings: Florida ranks No. 16 on the United Soccer Coaches poll and is a No. 3 regional seed for the NCAA Championship. South Alabama (14-5-1, SBC) at NCAA Regional No. 3 seed Florida (15-6-0, 7-3 SEC) Stadium: Donald R. Dizney Stadium (841) Weather: 63 degrees, winds NE 8 mph, 70% humidity South Alabama Florida :54 UF Madison Gabby Seiler, Sarah 6yd shot to far corner Alexander Troccoli 2. 43:51 UF Melanie Curling shot from 18yds Monteagudo 3. 54:03 UF Sarah Troccoli Melanie Monteagudo 12yd shot to far upper slot 4. 84:19 USA Audrey Duren 8yd shot after intercepting back pass Shots: South Alabama 4, Florida 11 Saves: South Alabama 2 (Justice Stanford 6), Florida 0 (Kaylan Marckese 0)

26 NCAA Soccer Statistics Summary - University of Florida (through Nov. 12, 2107) Statistic National Rank Conference Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Assists Per Game (333 ranked) Stanford 3.90 Tennessee 2.15 Corner Kicks Per Game (333 ranked) Georgetown 8.24 Texas A&M 6.67 Fouls Per Game (333 ranked) Iowa St Auburn 7.95 Goals-Against Average (333 ranked) Rutgers South Carolina Points Per Game (333 ranked) Stanford Ole Miss 7.50 Saves Per Game (332 ranked) Jackson St Georgia 5.17 Scoring Offense (333 ranked) Stanford 3.95 Ole Miss 2.70 Shots Per Game (333 ranked) Stanford Texas A&M Shots on Goal Per Game (333 ranked) Stanford Texas A&M 8.14 Shutout Percentage (328 ranked) Georgetown South Carolina Total Assists (333 ranked) Stanford 78 Arkansas 44 Total Goals (330 ranked) Stanford 79 Ole Miss 54 Total Points (333 ranked) Stanford 236 Ole Miss 150 Won-Lost-Tied Percentage (333 ranked) Stanford Texas A&M Value Statistic Assists Per Game (141 ranked) Game-Winning Goals (117 ranked) Player Natio nal Rank Confere nce Rank Val ue National Leader Value Gabby Seiler Allyson Giannone, Radford Conference Leader Value 0.71 Erin Gilroy, Tennessee 0.53 Deanne Rose Raimee Sherle, Boise St. 9 Khadija Shaw, Tennessee 7 Goalie Minutes Played (150 ranked) Madison Perrin, Toledo 2174: 01 Cosette Morche, Texas A&M 1940: 23 Goals Against Average (150 ranked) Kaylan Marckese Leonie Doege, Butler Mikayla Krzeczowski, South Carolina Goals Per Game (150 ranked) Points Per Game (149 ranked) Deanne Rose Hayley Younginer, Wofford Hayley Younginer, Wofford 1.11 Cece Kizer, Ole Miss Cece Kizer, Ole Miss 1.95 Shots Per Game (147 ranked) Kayla Saager, Binghamton 5.89 Savannah McCaskill, South Carolina 4.42 Shots on Goal Per Game (147 ranked) Deanne Rose Harriet Withers, Murray St Ally Watt, Texas A&M 2.29 Shutouts (326 ranked) Kaylan Marckese Susi Espinoza Arielle Schechtman, Georgetown 17 Mikayla Krzeczowski, South Carolina 11 Shutouts (122 ranked) Kaylan Marckese Arielle Schechtman, Georgetown 17 Mikayla Krzeczowski, South Carolina 11 Total Assists (118 ranked) Gabby Seiler Anna Beffer, Oklahoma St. 13 Erin Gilroy, Tennessee Savannah McCaskill, South Carolina 9 9 Total Goals (131 ranked) Deanne Rose Hayley Younginer, Wofford 21 Cece Kizer, Ole Miss 16 Total Points (145 ranked) Hayley Younginer, Wofford 46 Cece Kizer, Ole Miss 39

27 Florida Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2017) Record Overall Home Away Neutral All Games Conference Non-conference Date Opponent Score Att. 08/18/17 at Florida Atlantic W /20/17 TROY W /25/17 #1 STANFORD W /27/17 SYRACUSE W /01/17 at Washington L /03/17 vs Portland W /14/17 * #24 OLE MISS W /17/17 at Iowa State W /21/17 * at Texas A&M L /24/17 * ALABAMA W /01/17 * at Georgia W /05/17 * MISSOURI W /08/17 * at Vanderbilt W /12/17 #16 FLORIDA STATE L /15/17 * at Auburn University L /19/17 * vs Kentucky W /22/17 * at #11 Tennessee W /26/17 * #3 SOUTH CAROLINA L /31/17 vs #6 Auburn University W /02/17 vs #2 Texas A&M L /10/17 vs South Alabama W * Conference game SHOT STATISTICS UF Opponents Goals-shot attempts Goals per game Shot pct Shots/game Shots on goal SOG pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Penalties 4 0 Unassisted 12 4 Overtime 2 1 CORNER KICKS Goals off corners 4 1 PENALTY STROKES KICKS PENALTIES ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/904 8/1373 Neutral Site #/Avg 5/629 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gwg ps-att pk-att 21 Deanne Rose Gabby Seiler Sarah Troccoli Briana Solis Madison Alexander Mayra Pelayo Parker Roberts Lais Araujo Melanie Monteagudo Tess Sapone Brittney Bennett Cassie Owens Samantha Chung Kristen Cardano Julia Lester Sammie Betters Danielle Van Liere Alyssa Howell Gaby Rivera Kit Loferski Jessie Holmes Sara Wilson Rachelle Smith Courtney Douglas TM TEAM Florida Opponents ## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves % w l t sho Ssho 31 Kaylan Marckese : Susi Espinoza 6 545: Total : Opponents : Goals By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Shots By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Saves By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Penalty Corners Corners By Period By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Fouls By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents

28 Florida Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2017) Record Overall Home Away Neutral All Games Conference Non-conference ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gwg ps-att pk-att fg ot hat gtg 21 Deanne Rose Gabby Seiler Sarah Troccoli Briana Solis Madison Alexander Mayra Pelayo Parker Roberts Lais Araujo Melanie Monteagudo Tess Sapone Brittney Bennett Cassie Owens Samantha Chung Kristen Cardano Julia Lester Sammie Betters Danielle Van Liere Alyssa Howell Gaby Rivera Kit Loferski Jessie Holmes Sara Wilson Rachelle Smith Courtney Douglas 5-0 TM TEAM Florida Opponents Goal Average Saves Record Shots ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves % w l t sho Ssho faced 31 Kaylan Marckese : Susi Espinoza : TM TEAM - 00: Total 1908: Opponents 1908: Goals By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Corners By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Shots By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Saves By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Fouls By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Attendance Summary UF Opponents Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/904 8/1373 Neutral Site #/Avg 5/629

29 Florida Soccer Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2017) Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: Overall ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gwg 21 Deanne Rose Gabby Seiler Sarah Troccoli Briana Solis Madison Alexander Mayra Pelayo Parker Roberts Lais Araujo Melanie Monteagudo Tess Sapone Brittney Bennett Cassie Owens Samantha Chung Kristen Cardano Julia Lester Sammie Betters Danielle Van Liere Alyssa Howell Gaby Rivera Kit Loferski Jessie Holmes Sara Wilson Rachelle Smith Courtney Douglas TM TEAM Florida Opponents ps-att pk Conference gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gwg ps-att pk ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves % w l t 31 Kaylan Marckese : Susi Espinoza : Total : Opponents : sho Ssho gp-gs min ga gaavg saves % w l t sho Ssho : : : : Goals By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Goals By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Shots By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Shots By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Saves By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Saves By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Florida Opponents Attendance Summary UF Opponents Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/904 8/1373 Neutral Site #/Avg 5/629 Attendance Summary UF Opponents Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/1530 5/1530 Neutral Site #/Avg 352/352

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