Game # 10 & 11 v Wake Forest at NC STate, vs. Miami v Sept. 22 & 25, 2011

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1 2011 Schedule/Results August 11 Radford (Exhibition) W, at VCU (Exhibition) W, at Auburn W, at Central Florida W, at UNC Greensboro W, 5-0 September 2 Connecticut^ L, campbell^ W, vs. Loyola (Md.)% W, vs. Nebraska % W, 2-1 (OT) 15 florida state* (rsn) W, at South Carolina W, at NC State* 7:00 25 miami* (w f s p o r t s.com) 1:00 29 virginia tech* (wfsports.com) 7:00 October 2 virginia* (w f s p o r t s.com) 1:00 8 at Maryland* 7:00 16 at North Carolina* 1:00 20 duke* (espn3) 7:00 23 at Clemson* 1:00 27 at Boston College* 7:00 30 ACC Tournament 1st Rd. (campus sites) Deacons Face Off Against NC State, Miami After playing its final non-conference game of the season last Sunday against South Carolina, No. 7 Wake Forest heads full-speed ahead into ACC play with matches against NC State and Miami this week. The Deacons will first travel to Raleigh to face the Wolfpack, looking to extend their longest-ever unbeaten streak against an opponent. Wake Forest has not lost to NC State in the last 14 matches and has won 13 of those 14 meetings. The Wolfpack came close to snapping its skid last year, taking the Demon Deacons to overtime at Spry Stadium before Jackie Logue netted the game-winner eight minutes into the extra period. Wake Forest is all-time against Miami and has never lost to the Hurricanes at home. Katie Stengel has continued her scoring explosion this season, netting three goals in last week s 2-0 wins over No. 3 Florida State and South Carolina to earn ACC Player of the Week honors for the second time this season. She was also named National Player of the Week by both the NSCAA and Soccer America and made Top Drawer Soccer and CollegeSoccer360.com s National Teams of the Weed. Stengel scored Wake Forest goals in the victory over the No. 3 Seminoles to hand the Deacons their highest-ranked win since She then scored the Deacs second goal against the Gamecocks. Ally Berry sparked the offense against South Carolina, netting the gamewinning goal and also notching an assist on Stengel s goal to record the first multi-point game of her career. Wake Forest s defense has been impressive this season, already recording six shutouts. Wake Forest s 0.44 goals against average is the secondbest in the ACC and 10th-best nationally. Aubrey Bledsoe has earned all six shutouts in net for the Deacons, already ranking her sixth on the Wake Forest single-season charts. Buoyed by their impressive win over Florida State last Thursday, Wake Forest jumped into the top-10 of all four major polls this week. The Demon Deacons are ranked No. 7 in this week s NSCAA poll, their highest marksince 2009 when they peaked at No. 5 in the rankings. What s Inside Schedule/Results Notes... 2 Deacon Notes ACC Stats & Standings... 8 Head Coach Tony da Luz... 9 Roster & Pronunciations Photo Roster Stats/Game Box Scores Player Pages Ne x t Up... Wake Forest will host its two neighbors to the north, taking on Virginia Tech on Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. and Virginia on Oct. 2 at 1 p.m. The game against the Cavaliers will serve as the Demon Deacons Senior Day. #7 Wake Forest (8-1-0, ACC) a t NC State (8-2-0, ACC) vs. miami (7-1-0, ACC) Dates: September 22 & 25, 2011 Kick-off: 7 p.m. & 1 p.m. Site: Winston-Salem, N.C. & Columbia, S.C. Stadium: Dail Field & Spry Stadium Web Stream for UM: WakeForestSports.com (Evan Lepler) Records: Wake Forest holds an (1-0-0 ACC) record after topping #3 Florida State last Thursday before shutting out South Carolina. NC State is (0-1-0 ACC) after dropping its ACC opener to UNC. Miami won its ACC opener against Clemson to move to (1-0-0 ACC). WF Head Coach Tony da Luz: Da Luz (San Diego 86) is in his 15th season at the helm of the Deacons. Da Luz has compiled a record at Wake Forest and has led the Deacs to 14 straight NCAA Tournaments. NC State Head Coach Steve Springthorpe: Springthorpe is in his third year at NC State, holding a mark in his first two years. Miami Head Coach Tom Anagnost: Anagnost is in his first year at Miami after coming from Central Michigan. November 4-6 ACC Tournament Final Rds. (Cary, N.C.) Home games in BOLD CAPS. Broadcast information in parentheses ^ - Wake Forest Nike Challenge % - Virginia Tech Hokie Tournament * - ACC match Wake Forest Media Relations PO Box 7426 Winston-Salem, NC Phone: (336) / Fax: (336) Alex Botoman, MR Assistant (WSOC Contact) Cell: (404) / Office: (336) botomaam@wfu.edu 2011 Wake Forest Key Players No. Name pos Ht Yr G A P Note 2 Riley Ridgik M 5-9 Fr Earned second assist of the year against FSU 4 Rachel Nuzzolese F 5-8 So All three goals this season are game-winners 12 Katie Stengel F 5-8 So Leads ACC in goal and point scoring 14 Jordan Feger M 5-3 Sr Had a three-point game against Loyola (Md.) 15 Marisa Park M 5-3 Jr Scored Wake s 1st goal of 2011 season 19 Alisha Woodson D 5-10 Jr Five points this year are a career-high 20 Caralee Keppler D 5-7 Jr Started eight games for the Deacs this year 21 Jackie Logue D 5-8 Jr Named to TDS Natl Team of the Week 23 Kelsey Zalimeni M 5-7 So Scored four points in first five career games 26 Kristen Meier M 5-6 Jr Leads the Deacons with five assists Pos Ht Yr SV GA GAA 1 Aubrey Bledsoe GK 5-9 So shutouts this season are a new career-best Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Tony da Luz (San Diego 86)/15th season at Wake Forest Tim Santoro (Catawba 94)/4th season at Wake Forest Megan Jessee (Connecticut 06)/4th season at Wake Forest

2 A11 RADFORD (Ex.) W, 2-0 A14 at VCU (Ex.) W, 2-0 A19 at Auburn W, 4-1 A21 at Central Florida W, 1-0 A26 UNC Greensboro W, 5-0 S2 CONNECTICUT L, 1-2 S4 CAMPBELL W, 3-0 S9 vs. Loyola (Md.) W, 3-0 S11 vs. Nebraska W, 2-1 (OT) S15 FLORIDA STATE W, 2-0 S18 at South Carolina W, 2-0 S22 at NC State 7:00 S25 MIAMI 1:00 S29 VIRGINIA TECH 7:00 O2 VIRGINIA 1:00 O8 at Maryland 7:00 O16 at North Carolina 1:00 O20 DUKE 7:00 O23 at Clemson 1:00 O27 at Boston College 7:00 O30-N6 ACC Championships N11-D4 NCAA Championships Katie Stengel scored twice in the first 20 minutes and the Wake Forest defense limited the Highlanders to only two shots as the Demon Deacons earned a 2-0 win in their first exhibition of the season Katie Stengel scored the game-winner and freshman Jessica Mandarich also got in on the scoring as Wake shut out VCU 2-0. Aubrey Bledsoe made eight saves in net to preserve the clean sheet. In her first game as a sophomore, Katie Stengel notched the fourth twogoal performance of her career, including the game-winner, to hand the Deacs a dominating 4-1 road win over Auburn. Rachel Nuzzolese unleashed a cracking shot for the game s only goal in the 60th minute, with Katie Stengel assisting on the play in front of her hometown crowd. Aubrey Bledsoe made four saves to earn the shutout. Seven different Demon Deacons earned a point and Katie Stengel led the way with two goals as Wake Forest routed UNCG 5-0. It was Wake s first five-goal victory in two seasons. Devin Prendergast scored on a 30-yard blast in the 84th minute to give the Huskies a 2-1 win over the Deacons. Alisha Woodson score Wake s lone goal, the second of her career Katie Stengel scored Wake Forest s first hat trick since 2008 to lead the Deacons to a 3-0 win. Kristen Meier was key in Stengel s three-goal performance, providing two unselfish assists. Jordan Feger notched a goal and an assist and Katie Stengel scored the game-winning goal to hand Wake Forest a 3-0 win over Loyola. Aubrey Bledsoe made two saves to earn her fourth shutout. Rachel Nuzzolese scored the game-winning goal eight minutes into the first overtime period to give the Demon Deacons a 2-1 victory in their first overtime game of the 2011 season. Wake Forest earned its highest-ranked victory since 2004, shutting out No. 3 Florida State 2-0 in its ACC opener. Katie Stengel scored both Deacon goals, and Aubrey Bledsoe earned the shutout in net. Ally Berry notched the first multi-point game of her career, scoring the game-winning goal and assisting on Katie Stengel s score, to hand the Demon Deacons a 2-0 road victory over South Carolina. The Demon Deacons are unbeaten in 14 straight matches against the Wolfpack dating back to 1998, their longest active unbeaten streak against any opponent. Wake Forest holds a advantage all-time against Miami, with all meetings coming since the Hurricanes joined the ACC in The Deacons scored a 3-1 win in Coral Gables last season. The Demon Deacons and Hokies played to a thrilling 3-3 overtime draw last season in Blacksburg. Wake has a advantage in the series with Virginia Tech, but has not won since Wake Forest has played five overtime games against Virginia, tied with Duke and Florida State for its most against one opponent. Four previous matches with the Cavaliers have gone to double overtime. The Deacs and Terps last met in the 2010 ACC Championship Match. Katie Stengel scored Wake s lone goal as the match went to a shootout tied 1-1, and Aubrey Bledsoe made three PK saves to give Wake the title. The last match between North Carolina and Wake Forest came in the 2010 ACC Semifinals, with the Deacons advancing on penalty kicks. Wake kept UNC out of the ACC Championship match for the first time ever. Wake Forest posted its first-ever road win over Duke in 2010, topping the Blue Devils 2-1 on the strength of two blistering free kick goals from Rachel Nuzzolese. The Demon Deacons rolled to a 4-0 home victory over Clemson last season, their largest margin of victory of the ACC season. It came with a cost though as Rachel Nuzzolese suffered a torn ACL in the contest. The Demon Deacons have fallen in overtime to Boston College in backto-back seasons. Last year, Wake Forest dropped a 2-1 decision at Spry Stadium. Wake Forest stormed through the 2010 ACC Championships to capture its first-ever conference crown. This year, the Deacs will look to become the first side other than UNC to defend their title. Wake Forest has earned an NCAA Tournament bid in 15 consecutive seasons, the seventh-longest active streak in the nation and third-longest in the ACC behind only North Carolina and Virginia. Demon Deacon Soccer History Years of Women s Soccer 18th 1st Season of Soccer 1994 All-Time Head Coaches 2 All-Time Record (.609) Winning Seasons Seasons 3 Losing Seasons Win Seasons 9 Record at Spry Stadium (.730) ACC Games Only Won-Loss Record (.450) Titles 1 Regular Season Titles 0 Winning Seasons Seasons 2 Losing Seasons 8 Record at Spry Stadium (.586) NCAA Tournament Tournament Appearances 15 Most Recent Appearance 2010 Consecutive Appearances 15 Won-Loss Record NCAA Sweet 16s 2 NCAA Final Eight 1 Final Four Appearances 0 NCAA Championships 0 ACC Honors All-ACC Selections 32 All-ACC First Team Selections 10 ACC Rookie of the Year 3 ACC Coach of the Year 1 ACC All-Freshman Team 11 Academic All-ACC Selections 26 ACC All-Tournament Team 14 ACC Tournament MVP 1 National Honors All-Americans 6 times (4 players) Freshman All-Americans 6 National Freshman of the Year 1 All-Southeast Region 24 2

3 Deacons Earn Highest-Ranked Win Since 2004 Katie Stengel scored twice and the Wake Forest defense earned yet another shutout as the Demon Deacons topped No. 3 Florida State 2-0 last week at Spry Stadium. The No. 3 Seminoles were the highest-ranked win for Wake Forest since 2004, when they topped a No. 3 Virginia side. Stengel s first goal came just before halftime when she ran onto a long ball from Alisha Woodson and hit a one-timer past FSU keeper Kelsey Wys. Her second came in the 57th minute, when she got under a cross from Jackie Logue that was set up by Riley Ridgik and heading into the back of the net. The Deacons followed up the conference opener with a 2-0 win on the road at South Carolina on Sunday. Stengel and Ally Berry scored for the Deacs, with Berry also earning an assist for her first-career multi-point game. Stengel Among ACC and National Leaders Katie Stengel has continued her scoring tear to start the season and remains alone atop the conference scoring and points charts with 11 goals and 25 points, numbers that also put her among the Division I leaders. Last year, Stengel finished as the ACC leader in both categories and also ranked in the top-10 nationally 2011 ACC Go a l Le a d e r s Rank Name, School goals 1. Katie Stengel, Wake Forest Kelly Conheeny, Virginia Tech 9 Carolina Miller, Virginia 9 4. Tiffany McCarty, Florida State 7 Kate Howarth, Miami 7 Kelly Cobb, Duke ACC Po i n t Le a d e r s Rank Name, School points 1. Katie Stengel, Wake Forest Carolina Miller, Virginia Kelly Conheeney, Virginia Tech Kelly Cobb, Duke Kate Howarth, Miami Division I Goal Leaders (as of 9/18) Rank Name, School goals 1. Laura Heyboer, Michigan State Maya Hayes, Penn State 12 Morgan Marlborough, Nebraska 12 Rachel Tejada, Illinois State Katie Stengel, Wake Forest 11 Sarah Hagen, Milwaukee 11 Tatiana Ariza, Austin Peay Game-winning Goals Katie Stengel... 4, Auburn...Campbell... vs. Loyola (Md.)...Florida State Rachel Nuzzolese... 3, at UCF... at UNC Greensboro... vs. Nebraska Ally Berry...1, at South Carolina 2011 Division I Point Leaders (as of 9/18) Rank Name, School points 1. Laura Heyboer, Michigan State Tatiana Ariza, Austin Peay 28 Rachel Tejada, Illinois State Morgan Marlborough, Nebraska Maya Hayes, Penn State Katie Stengel, Wake Forest 25 And She s Only a Sophomore... Katie Stengel s rampage through the Wake Forest record books has rolled on this season. Her 11 goals in nine games this season put her on pace to shatter the single-season record of 16 that she herself set as a freshman last year. In fact, only three other Demon Deacons have scored more goals in an entire season than Stengel has in less than half of the 2011 campaign. Perhaps even more remarkable, in only a season and a half in the Old Gold and Black, Stengel is already high up the Wake Forest career scoring charts. Her 27 goals are the sixth most in a career for any Wake Forest player. She needs only nine more goals to tie Jill Hutchinson s career record of 36 goals. Wake Forest Single-Season Goal Records Rank Name, Year goals 1. Katie Stengel (2010) Jill Hutchinson (2009) Liz Burnette (1996) 12 Sarah Kozey (2004) Katie Stengel (2011) 11 Kaley Fountain (2009) 11 Anne Shropshire (1998) 11 Wake Forest Career Goal Records Rank Name, Year goals 1. Jill Hutchinson ( ) Sarah Kozey ( ) Emily Taggart ( ) 29 Elizabeth Remy ( ) Anne Shropshire ( ) Katie Stengel (2010-present) 27 Awards Pour in for Katie Stengel After totalling three goals in Wake Forest s wins over No. 3 Florida State and South Carolina, Stengel earned widespread national recognition. She was named ACC Player of the Week. NSCAA National Player of the Week, and Soccer America National Player of the Week, in addition to making Top Drawer Soccer s National Team of the Week and CollegeSoccer360. com s list of Primetime Performers of the Week. Stengel is the only player in the conference this season to earn ACC Player of the Week honors multiple times Multi-Point Games Katie Stengel... 4, at Auburn (5 pts, 2G, 1A)...at UNC Greensboro (4 pts. 2G)...vs. Campbell (6 pts, 3G)... Florida State (4 pts. 2G) Jordan Feger... 2, at UNC Greensboro (2 pts. 2A)... vs. Loyola (Md.) (3 pts, 1G, 1A) Kristen Meier...1, vs. Campbell (2 pts, 2A) Ally Berry...1, at South Carolina (3 pts, 1 G, 1 A) Career Games Played/Started GP GS Chelsea Allen 29 0 Ally Berry Aubrey Bledsoe Lane Czura 0 0 Chelsea DeLiberto 4 0 Lindsey Ervin 2 0 Jordan Feger Lilias Gordon 0 0 Amanda Howell Caralee Keppler* Jackie Logue Lindsey Luke 0 0 Jessica Mandarich 6 3 Kim Marshall 9 8 Annick McBryar# 6 0 Jackie McSally Kristen Meier Rachel Nuzzolese Courtney Owen 3 0 Lee Page 13 0 Marisa Park Riley Ridgik 9 9 Katie Stengel Shareen Sutherland 20 1 India Winford^ 29 9 Alisha Woodson Kelsey Zalimeni 6 1 *12/10 games played/started at West Virginia in # 10/0 games played/started at Florida in ^10/0 games played/started at Charlotte in 2009 Games Started Streaks Career Current Long Ally Berry 0 3 Aubrey Bledsoe Jordan Feger 0 3 Amanda Howell 2 21 Caralee Keppler 0 13 Jackie Logue 4 50 Kim Marshall 4 4 Jessica Mandarich 0 3 Jackie McSally 1 10 Kristen Meier Rachel Nuzzolese 2 11 Marisa Park 1 6 Riley Ridgik 9 9 Katie Stengel Shareen Sutherland 0 1 India Winford 0 5 Alisha Woodson Kelsey Zalimeni 0 1 3

4 Wake Forest among NCAA Leaders (NCAA Rankings as of Sept. 18) Team Leaders Category Stat Rank Goals per game th Goals against average th Shutout percentage th Save percentage rd INdividual Leaders Katie Stengel Goals 11 5th Game-winning goals 4 5th Points 25 6th Goals per game th Points per game th Rachel Nuzzolese Game-winning goals 3 16th Aubrey Bledsoe Goals against average th Save percentage nd Kristen Meier Assists 5 22nd Assists per game st Jordan Feger Assists per game th Wake Forest Match-by-match lineups Opponent F F F/M M M M D D D D GK Radford (Ex.) Nuzzolese Stengel Park Meier Ridgik Winford Logue Keppler Marshall Woodson Bledsoe at VCU (Ex.) Nuzzolese Stengel Park Meier Ridgik Winford Logue Keppler Marshall Woodson Bledsoe at Auburn Nuzzolese Stengel Park Meier Ridgik McSally Logue Keppler Marshall Woodson Bledsoe at UCF Nuzzolese Stengel Park Meier Ridgik Berry Logue Keppler Marshall Woodson Bledsoe at UNCG Nuzzolese Stengel Park Meier Ridgik Berry Logue Keppler Marshall Woodson Bledsoe Connecticut Nuzzolese Stengel Zalimeni Meier Ridgik McSally Logue Keppler Marshall Woodson Bledsoe Campbell Nuzzolese Stengel Feger Meier Ridgik Berry Mandarich Keppler Howell Woodson Bledsoe vs. Loyola (Md.) Meier Stengel Feger Marshall Ridgik Berry Logue Keppler Mandarich Woodson Bledsoe vs. Nebraska Winford Stengel Feger Meier Ridgik Marshall Logue Keppler Mandarich Woodson Bledsoe Florida State Nuzzolese Stengel Winford Meier Ridgik Marshall Logue Keppler Howell Woodson Bledsoe at South Carolina Nuzzolese Stengel Park Meier Ridgik McSally Logue Marshall Howell Woodson Bledsoe Feger and Meier Among ACC Assist Leaders Senior Jordan Feger and junior Kristen Meier have carved out new roles as playmakers this season and are among the ACC leaders in assists.despite entering 2011 with only three career assists, Meier already has five this season, putting her in a tie for fifth among all ACC players. Feger has been Katie Stengel s personal set-up woman this season with all four of her assists, tied for 10th in the conference, coming on Stengel goals. Bl e d s o e s Si x t h Sh u t o u t Cl i m b s Wa k e Fo r e s t Ch a r t s Helped by an experienced back line of lockdown defenders, goalkeeper Aubrey Bledsoe has kept six clean sheets through the Deacons first nine games and her 0.44 goals against average is the second-best in the ACC and 13th-best nationally. Bledsoe s six shutouts less than halfway through the season, already rank her sixth on the Wake Forest single-season charts and career charts. In contrast, the Deacs kept only four clean sheets all of last season. Wake Forest Single-Season Shutout Records Rank Name, Year shutouts 1. Erin Regan (1999) 9 2. Kenna Healy (2003) 8 3. Amanda Barasha (2009) 7 Laura Morse (2008) 7 5. Beth Klein (1997) Aubrey Bledsoe (2011) 6 Scouting the Wolfpack NC State holds a solid mark so far this season, though the Wolfpack dropped its ACC opener to North Carolina 5-1 last week. The Pack s best wins of the year have come against LSU and VCU. Stephanie Bronson and Alex Berger have scored five goals apiece this season, with Bronson leading NC State with 12 points. Kim Kern has started every game in goal for the Pack, holding a 1.12 GAA and a.810 save percentage. Scouting the Hurricanes Miami enters the weekend with a (1-0-0 ACC) record. The Canes are winners of seven straight after dropping their season opener to Florida, and last week won their ACC opener against Clemson in double-overtime. In fact, the Hurricanes have won their last three games in double OT, against Florida Gulf Coast, Clemson and Navy. Kate Howarth has been the primary scorer for Miami this season, totalling seven goals and 17 points. Tara Schwitter has also chipped in four goals and nine points for the Canes. Viki Alonzo has started every game in net for Miami, holding a 0.78 goals against average and a.829 save percentage. The Demon Deacons hold a all-time record against Miami and have never lost to the Hurricanes at Spry Stadium. Berry Berry Good Ally Berry had a career-night against in Wake Forest s 2-0 victory on the road at South Carolina, scoring the game-winning goal before assisting Katie Stengel s insurance score. Records vs. Conferences Conference All-Time 2011 ACC Big East Big South Big Ten Conference USA MAAC SEC Southern Conference Wake Forest Career Shutout Records Rank Name, Year shutouts 1. Erin Regan ( ) Laura Morse ( ) Beth Klein ( ) Sari Rose ( ) Kenna Healy ( ) Aubrey Bledsoe (2010-present) 9 Keep the Streak Alive Against NC State The Demon Deacons are currently riding a 14-match unbeaten streak against NC State dating back to 1998, their unbeaten streak against a single opponent in program history. Of those 14 games, 13 of them have been Wake Forest wins, with the Wolfpack s lone result during the streak coming in a 1-1 tie in Wake Forest survived a scare from NC State last season as the Pack took the game to overtime at Spry Stadium before Jackie Logue scored the game-winner eight minutes into the extra frame Individual Awards Katie Stengel 2x ACC Player of the Week (8/23, 9/20) NSCAA National Player of the Week (9/21) Soccer America National Player of the Week (9/20) Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week (8/22) Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week (9/19) CS360.com Primetime Performer of the Week (8/22) CS360.com Primetime Performer of the Week (9/21) MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List 2011 Soccer America Preseason All-America Wake Forest Nike Challenge All-Tournament Team Hilton Garden Hokie Invitational All-Tournament Team Jackie Logue Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week (9/19) Jordan Feger Hilton Garden Hokie Invitational All-Tournament Team Kristen Meier Wake Forest Nike Challenge All-Tournament Team Rachel Nuzzolese Hilton Garden Hokie Invitational All-Tournament Team 4

5 It was the first mult-point game of Berry s career, and first points for the junior since the end of the 2009 season. She missed all of last year with a torn ACL. Knock On Wood-son, Alisha Keeps Scoring Primarily known as a steady defender, Alisha Woodson has found a scoring touch this season, scoring two goals and five points in the Demon Deacons last six games. Woodson got on the scoresheet most recently in the Deacons win over No. 3 Florida State, playing a 30-yard long ball that set up Katie Stengel for the game-winning goal. Woodson has also scored two goals herself this season, both coming off of corner kicks. Nuzzolese Comes Through in the Clutch Rachel Nuzzolese has scored three goals this season, and all three of them have been game-winners, including two in tight one-goal games. Nuzzolese played the hero in the Deacons overtime victory over Nebraska, blasting a shot past Cornhusker keeper Emma Stevens from eight yards to hand the Deacons a 2-1 win. The sophomore also supplied the game-winner in Wake s 1-0 road victory over UCF with an absolute firecracker of a shot from 18 yards that flew into the upper corner of the net for the game s only goal. Deacon Force Field Wake Forest s most noticeable improvement this season has been defensively where an experienced defensive line of Jackie Logue, Alisha Woodson, Caralee Keppler and Amanda Howell has seen the Demon Deacons become one of the stingiest teams in the ACC. Wake Forest has allowed only four goals all season, the second-fewest of all ACC teams. The Deacs have been especially tight defensively to start games, having yet to allow a first-half goal all season. The lockdown defense has allowed Wake Forest to score the first goal in every match. The Deacs have only trailed once all season - the last 6:14 of their 2-1 loss to Connecticut. Noting the National Rankings Following impressive shutouts of then-no. 3 Florida State and South Carolina last week, Wake Forest vaulted up the national rankings, into the top-10 of all four major polls. The Deacons are ranked No. 7 nationally in the NSCAA poll, their highest mark since 2009 when they got as high as No. 5 in the national rankings - they re highest-ever ranking. Wake is also ranked No. 7 by Soccer America and Soccer Times, and No. 8 by Top Drawer Soccer. The Demon Deacons are one of six ACC teams to be ranked in the top-10 by at least one publication. Eight of the ACC s 11 teams are ranked in the top-15 The Three A-Knee-Gos In 2010, Ally Berry and Kelsey Zalimeni found themselves on the sidelines for the whole season as they recovered from torn ACLs. Rachel Nuzzolese joined them midway through the year after suffering a torn ACL of her own. In a testament to the advances of modern medicine, all three are back on the field for the Demon Deacons this season and have all made immediate impacts. Nuzzolese ranks second on the team with three goals this season, picking up on the first half of her freshman year where she scored nine goals in 11 games. Zalimeni has been perhaps the biggest surprise of the season for Wake. Known as a primarily defensive player, the sophomore is tied for second on the team with four points this year, coming on a goal and two assists. Berry has played in every match this year, and notched her first-career multi-point game against South Carolina, recording a goal and an assist. Da Lu z Am o n g t h e ACC s Best With the Deacons earning 13 wins last season, head coach Tony da Luz moved up to become the second-winningest coach in the history of ACC women s soccer. Da Luz has won 179 games at Wake Forest, the secondmost of any coach at an ACC school since 1987 when the conference recognized women s soccer as a sanctioned sport. Da Luz began the 2010 season as the third-winningest coach in the history of the league. With the Demon Deacons win over LSU on Sept. 3, 2010, he passed Bill Hempden, who accumulated 162 wins coaching Duke from , for second place. Da Luz, who has been the coach at Wake Forest since 1997, was named the 1998 ACC Coach of the Year. All-Time Winningest ACC Coaches Records since 1987 Name, School, Years Wins 1. Anson Dorrance, North Carolina (1987-present) Tony da Luz, Wake Forest (1997-present) Bill Hempden, Duke ( ) Steve Swanson, Virginia (2000-present) Lauren Gregg, Virginia ( ) 124 Stengel Named to Hermann Trophy Watch List Katie Stengel was one of 42 student-athletes, including nine ACC players, to be named to the preseason watch list for the Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy, which is considered the highest individual award in intercollegiate soccer. Last year, Stengel became the first-ever Demon Deacon to be named a semifinalist for the award after scoring 16 goals and 37 points. She is now the first-ever Wake Forest player to make the Hermann Trophy Preseason Watch List. Voting for the MAC Hermann Trophy is conducted in late November by Division I head coaches who are members of the NSCAA, when a field of 15 semifinalists is reduced to three finalists. Those three will be invited to the Missouri Athletic Club in St. Louis on Friday, Jan. 6, 2012, where a news conference will be held to announce the winner, followed by a banquet to honor the three finalists. Stengel Earns Preseason All-America Honors Katie Stengel was named a 2011 Preseason All-American by Soccer America. She was one of only two sophomores on the 25 player team. Stengel is the first-ever Demon Deacon to earn Preseason All-America honors after last year becoming the first-ever Wake Forest freshman to be named an All-American at the end of the season. National Polls NSCaa soccer America 9/20 Rankings 9/20 Rankings 1. Stanford 1. Stanford 2. Oklahoma State 2. UCLA 3. UCLA 3. Oklahoma State 4. Duke 4. Duke 5. North Carolina 5. North Carolina 6. Florida 6. Boston College 7. Wake Forest 7. Wake Forest 8. Pepperdine 8. Memphis 9. Memphis 9. Maryland 10. Florida State 10. Florida State 11. Maryland 11. Florida 12. Tennessee 12. Wisconsin-Milwaukee 13. Boston College 13. UCF 14. Marquette 14. Virginia 15. Wisconsin-Milwaukee 15. Marquette 16. Virginia 16. Pepperdine 17. California 17. Tennessee 18. Dayton 18. California 19. Central Florida 19. Wisconsin 20. Notre Dame 20. Dayton 21. Santa Clara 21. Penn State 22. Illinois 22. Auburn 23. UC Irvine 23. West Virginia 24. Oregon State 24. Notre Dame 25. West Virginia 25. (tie) Texas A&M 25. (tie) Central Michigan Soccer Times Top Drawer Soccer 9/21 Rankings 9/19 Rankings 1. Stanford 1. Stanford 2. UCLA 2. North Carolina 3. Oklahoma State 3. UCLA 4. North Carolina 4. Boston College 5. Duke 5. Oklahoma State 6. Florida 6. Duke 7. Wake Forest 7. Florida 8. Maryland 8. Wake Forest 9. Boston College 9. Maryland 10. Virginia 10. Florida State 11. Tennessee 11. California 12. Florida State 12. Virginia 13. Pepperdine 13. Notre Dame 14. Memphis 14. Marquette 15. Marquette 15. Virginia Tech 16. Wisconsin-Milwaukee 16. Georgetown 17. California 17. Texas A&M 18. Santa Clara 18. Santa Clara 19. Oregon State 19. Dayton 20. Notre Dame 20. Pepperdine 21. UC Irvine 21. UC Irvine 22. Dayton 22. Penn State 23. UCF 23. BYU 24. Virginia Tech 24. South Carolina 25. Portland 25. Marquette 5

6 Wake s REcord When... Overall At home On road At neutral sites After a win After a loss After a tie In overtime In double overtime Vs. NSCAA ranked opponents Vs. NSCAA Top-10 opponents vs. ACC opponents vs. non-conference opponents In one-goal games Scoring first Opp. scoring first Leading at half Tied at half Trailing at half Scoring 1 or fewer goals Scoring 2 goals Scoring 3 or more goals Opp. scoring 1 or fewer goals Opp. scoring 2 goals Opp. scoring 3 or more goals Outshooting opponent Opp. outshooting Wake Wake has 0-5 shots Wake has 6-10 shots Wake has shots Wake has 16+ shots Opp. has 0-5 shots Opp. has 6-10 shots Opp. has shots Opp. has 16+ shots When Stengel scores a goal When Nuzzolese scores a goal When McSally scores a goal When Park scores a goal When Bledsoe makes 5+ saves On Mondays On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Thursdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays In August In September In October In November In December Wearing white uniforms Wearing black uniforms Wearing gold uniforms In televised games O Ca p t a i n! My Ca p t a i n! Junior defender Jackie Logue will serve as captain of the Demon Deacons for the 2011 season. Logue is in her second season in a major leadership role after serving as co-captain with Bianca D Agostino last season. The Mount Laurel, N.J. native has appeared in every game of her college career so far, starting all but three of them. Logue has been a consistent performer on and off the pitch, making the 2010 NSCAA All-Southeast Region Team and the 2010 ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-District Team. Stengel Scores Eighth Hat Trick in School History Sophomore Katie Stengel has accomplished a number of impressive feats in her career, but she had never before scored a hat trick - until the Deacs took on Campbell on Sept. 4. Stengel scored three second-half goals against the Camels, the first two coming on good setups by Kristen Meier and the third the result of a pinpoint cross from Kelsey Zalimeni. The Melbourne, Fla. native s hat trick was the eighth in Wake Forest women s soccer history and the first since Sarah Winslow scored three times against UNC Wilmington in Wake s eight hat tricks have been scored by five different players. No Wake Forest player has ever scored more than three goals in a single game. All-Time Wake Forest Hat Tricks Name date opponent Katie Stengel 9/4/11 Campbell Sarah Winslow 8/31/08 UNC Wilmington Emily Taggart 10/9/01 Davidson Emily Taggart 11/8/00 Liberty Emily Taggart 10/16/98 NC State Liz Burnette 11/1/96 Jacksonville Liz Burnette 9/14/96 Providence Julie Scott 9/14/96 Providence Stengel Chases U-20 World Cup Dream After taking college soccer by storm, sophomore forward Katie Stengel has set her sights on a higher goal - the 2012 FIFA Women s Under-20 World Cup, which will be held in Uzbekistan in late Stengel appears to be in good position to make the American squad, having been called up to all of the monthly training camps for the U.S. U-20 team last spring. The Melbourne, Fla. native traveled with the U-20 team to La Manga, Spain for a series of exhibition matches in March, earning two starts. Stengel s Firsts Katie Stengel s offensive dominance as a freshman last season was so unprecedented that it seemed like almost every day she accomplished something that no Wake Forest player of any class had done before. The following is a list of Stengel s trailblazing accomplishments in 2010: Set new Wake Forest single-season records with 16 goals and 37 points scored. Was the first-ever Wake Forest player to lead the ACC in goal scoring. Was named to the NSCAA s All-America Second Team, becoming the first Wake Forest player to make the NSCAA s All-America first or second teams. She was also the first Wake Forest freshman to earn All- America honors from any publication. First-ever Wake Forest player to be named a semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy. Was named Top Drawer Soccer s National Rookie of the Year, becoming the first-ever Wake Forest women s soccer player to win national freshman of the year honors from any publication. U.S. National Team Farm Team From looking at the Wake Forest roster, you might think that the U.S. Soccer Federation decided to use the Demon Deacons as a place to stash their youth national team players. Six Deacons have experience with U.S. Youth National Teams, with three of them participating in national team training camps within the past year. Katie Stengel attended numerous camps with the U-20 National Team last spring and appears to be in the mix for a roster spot for the 2012 FIFA U-20 World Cup. Aubrey Bledsoe was called into training camp with the U-23 National Team in May. Bledsoe had previously spent time with the U-18 National Team in the summer of 2010, traveling with them to the La Manga Tournament in La Manga, Spain where she started all three games in goal for the U.S. Alisha Woodson joined Bledsoe at May s U-23 Team training camp. Woodson also has previous youth national team experience, having camped with the U-20 team in April of Rachel Nuzzolese has spent time with the U-18, U-17 and U-15 National Teams. She scored a hat trick for the U-17 Team during World Cup Qualifying in Trinidad in 2010, becoming the first-ever American to do so. She also was a part of the U-18 Team with Stengel and Bledsoe that traveled to La Manga, Spain in the summer of Freshman Lindsey Luke was a member of the U.S. U-18 Player Pool and camped with the U-18 Team in May of Annick McBryar who transferred to Wake Forest this summer, played for the U-14, U-15 and U-16 National Teams earlier in her career. Go i n g NCAA St r e a k i n g Wake Forest has received a bid to the NCAA Tournament in 15 straight seasons dating back to 1996, the sixth-longest active streak in the country. The Deacons have reached at least the second round in each of the past five seasons, including a program-best quarterfinal appearance in Among ACC teams, only North Carolina (29) and Virginia (17) have been to more consecutive NCAA Tournaments. Team Active Consecutive NCAA Bids North Carolina Notre Dame Virginia Penn State Texas A&M Wake Forest...15 UCLA Stanford Florida State Portland West Virginia

7 Stengel, Nuzzolese Make Top Drawer s Top 100 Demon Deacons Katie Stengel and Rachel Nuzzolese were listed in Top Drawer Soccer s preseason list of the Top 100 Upperclassmen to Watch after both finishing last season among the best freshmen in the country. Stengel was named National Rookie of the Year by Top Drawer Soccer in 2010 after finishing the season as the highest-scoring freshman in the country with 16 goals and 37 points. Nuzzolese scored nine goals in 11 games before suffering a season-ending injury in At the time of her injury, she was the highest-scoring freshman in the country and was ranked as high as the nation s seventh-best freshman by Top Drawer Soccer. Deacons are the Reigning ACC Champions In 2011, the Wake Forest women s soccer team enters the season as defending ACC champions for the first time in the history of the program. The Demon Deacons captured their first-ever conference crown by putting together a Cinderella run through the 2010 ACC Tournament, becoming the lowestseeded team ever to win the title. The Deacs headed to Cary, N.C., site of the 2010 tourney, as the No. 5 seed and opened tournament play with a convincing 3-1 shellacking of an less-than-full-strength Florida State side in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals they would face the bracket s No. 1 seed, 20-time champion North Carolina. Wake struck first on a Jackie McSally goal just after halftime and appeared headed for the victory before Meghan Klingenberg equalized three minutes from time for the Tar Heels, sending the game to overtime. After two scoreless periods, the match headed to a shootout where the Deacons went a perfect 5-for-5 on penalty kicks to advance to the championship match, keeping UNC out of the finals for the first time in the history of the tournament. The Deacons final opponent would be second-seeded Maryland. Ashley Grove struck in the fifth minute for the Terps, before Katie Stengel tied the game with a goal of her own in the 19th minute. The rest of the game saw no more scoring, putting the Demon Deacons in another penalty shootout. Goalkeeper Aubrey Bledsoe proved to be the hero, stopping three Terrapin penalty kicks to give Wake Forest it s first-ever ACC title. Stengel is Wake s Third ACC Rookie of the Year After leading the league in scoring, Katie Stengel was named ACC Rookie of the Year in 2010, making her the third Wake Forest player to win the award, and first in over a decade. The two previous Demon Deacons to earn ACC Rookie of the Year honors were Emily Taggert (1998) and Joline Charlton (1999). Taggert and Charlton both went on to have successful careers, with Taggert earning both All-ACC and All-Region honors in all four of her years at Wake Forest and Charlton twice making the all-conference team. Bledsoe is Reigning ACC Tourney MVP Aubrey Bledsoe had already had a stellar freshman year for Wake Forest by the time the 2010 ACC Tournament rolled around, starting more games than any freshman goalie in school history, but she took her game up a notch in the postseason, saving three of four penalty kicks in the championship game to give the Deacons their first ACC title. For her heroics, Bledsoe was named ACC Tournament MVP, becoming the first Demon Deacon to win the award. Maryland and Wake Forest played to a 1-1 tie through regulation and two overtime periods in the title match, leaving the championship to be decided by a shootout. The Terrapins kicked first, as Sade Ayinde stepped up to the spot and blasted a shot that Bledsoe got a hand on, but could not keep out of the net. Alisha Woodson evened the score with a successful attempt for the Deacs, and Bledsoe stoned Maryland s Olivia Wagner, Jasmyne Spencer and Domenica Hodak, with Katie Stengel and Bianca D Agostino converting for Wake, to give the Deacons the championship. Trial by Fire Few teams faced as difficult of a start to the season as Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons opened the year with three straight road games, all against teams that made the NCAA Tournament in 2010, but managed to win all of them to get off to a 3-0 start. The Deacons season opener came in a 4-1 road victory over preseason SEC West favorite Auburn. Wake then traveled to Orlando and scored a 1-0 victory over preseason Conference USA favorites Central Florida. Wake rounded out the three-game sweep with a commanding 5-0 victory over Southern Conference favorite UNC Greensboro. Wake Forest is the only team in the ACC to start the 2011 regular season with three road games. Florida State traveled to Oregon for two games to start the season before returning home. Wa k e Fo r e s t Pi c k e d to Finish Seventh in t h e ACC Wake Forest was picked to finish seventh in the Atlantic Coast Conference in a preseason vote of the league s head coaches. While that might seem a little low for a defending champion that returns eight starters, it s not necessarily a position the Deacons mind being in, given that they re exceeded the preseason prognostications the last two seasons. Last year, the Deacs were also picked to finish seventh, and ended up in fifth place after the regular season before making a run through the ACC Tournament to win the conference championship. In 2009, the Deacons were picked to finish sixth and ended up grinding out a fifth place finish. North Carolina was picked to finish first in this year s poll, earning seven first-place votes. Florida State came in second with four first-place votes, with Boston College following in third. Virginia occupied the fourth spot in the poll, and ACC runner-up Maryland was picked to finish fifth. 40 Years of Women s Athletics Throughout the season, Wake Forest will be celebrating its 40th Anniversary of Women s Athletic Programs. Women s sports gained varsity status at Wake Forest in 1971, when the school fielded women s basketball, golf, volleyball, field hockey, golf, tennis and track and field teams. Women s soccer was added at Wake Forest for the 1994 season. The Wake Forest Varsity Club will be honoring all current and former female student-athletes at its Varsity Club weekend, which will be held from Oct. 7-8 in conjunction with the football game against Florida State. A golf tournament, banquet and tailgate are planned. Deacons EArn TV Coverage in 2011 After a 2011 season that saw them win the program s first ACC title, the Wake Forest women s soccer team will have two of it s premiere home matches televised as part of the ACC s new television contract. Wake Forest TV Schedule Sept. 15 vs. Florida State, 8 p.m. (RSN) Oct. 20 vs. Duke, 7 p.m. (ESPN3.com) WakeForestSports.com, the official website of Wake Forest athletics is embarking on a new video streaming project this season. Overall, 30 Wake Forest fall sports events will be shown, including all five non-televised home women s soccer games. Wake Forest alum and current voice of the Salem (Va.) Red Sox Evan Lepler will serve as the announcer for most of the online broadcasts. Lepler has prior experience announcing Wake Forest games for ACC Select, and he also serves as the IMG College studio host for Washington Huskies football broadcasts. Fans can watch the live events by subscribing to CBS College Sports Network All-Access. WakeForestSports.com WSOC Streaming Schedule Sept. 2 vs. Connecticut, 6 p.m. Sept. 4 vs. Campbell, 2 p.m. Sept. 25 vs. Miami, 1 p.m. Sept. 29 vs. Virginia Tech, 7 p.m. Oct. 2 vs. Virginia, 1 p.m. 7

8 ACC Team Leaders (As of September 21) Category St a t Ra n k Shots th Points 68 7th Goals 23 t-5th Goals per game th Assists 22 7th Assists per game th Goals allowed 4 2nd Goals against average nd Saves 20 9th Shutouts 6 t-3rd Fouls 71 8th Corner kicks 43 10th Offsides 21 8th Yellow cards 4 t-5th Upcoming ACC Schedule Thursday, September 22 Florida State at Clemson 7:00 Miami at Duke 7:00 Boston College at Maryland 7:00 Wake Forest at NC State 7:00 Sunday, September 25 Boston College at Virginia Tech Noon NC State at Maryland 1:00 Miami at Wake Forest 1:00 Duke at Clemson 2:00 Virginia at North Carolina 3:00 Thursday, September 29 Maryland at Clemson 7:00 Virginia at Duke 7:00 North Carolina at Florida State 7:00 NC State at Miami 7:00 Virginia Tech at Wake Forest 7:00 Sunday, October 2 Boston College at Clemson 1:00 NC State at Florida State 1:00 North Carolina at Miami 1:00 Virginia at Wake Forest 1:00 Virginia Tech at Duke 2:00 Thursday, October 6 Duke at Boston College 7:00 Clemson at North Carolina 7:00 Friday, October 7 Miami at Virginia Tech 7:00 NC State at Longwood 7:00 Saturday, October 8 Florida State at Virginia 7:00 Wake Forest at Maryland 7:00 ACC Standings (As of September 21) Team ACC Pct. Pts. Ovr. Pct. Duke Wake Forest Miami Boston College North Carolina Maryland Virginia Virginia Tech NC State Clemson Florida State ACC Individual Leaders (As of September 21) Katie Stengel Goals 11 1st Goals per game st Game-winning goals 4 t-2nd Points 25 1st Points per game st Shots 37 6th Shots per game th Multi-point games 4 t-1st Aubrey Bledsoe Goals against average nd Saves 19 7th Saves per game th Save percentage.826 5th Shutouts 6 2nd Shutouts per game nd Jordan Feger Assists 4 t-9th Assists per game th Multi-point games 2 t-7th Kristen Meier Assists 5 t-5th Assists per game th Rachel Nuzzolese Game-winning Goals 3 t-5th ACC Single-Game Performances Katie Stengel Goals 3 (vs. Campbell) t-1st Shots 10 (vs. Campbell) 1st Wake Forest Quick Facts General Information Name of School Wake Forest University City (Zip) Winston-Salem, N.C. (27109) Founded 1834 in Wake Forest, N.C. Enrollment 4,657 (undergraduate) Nickname Demon Deacons School Colors Old Gold & Black Fight Song O Here s To Wake Forest Stadium W. Dennie Spry Stadium Capacity / Opened 2,800 / 1996 Conference Atlantic Coast Conference President Dr. Nathan O. Hatch Faculty Athletic Representative Dr. Richard Carmichael Athletics Director Ron Wellman Athletic Department Phone (336) Ticket Office Phone (888) 758-DEAC women s soccer Staff Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Athletic Trainer Strength Coach Equipment Manager Head Student Manager Associate AD/WSOC Administrator Academic Counselor Event Manager Tony da Luz Tim Santoro Megan Jessee Heather Wong Kelly Henrie Craig Zakrzewski Kahlie Dahlbeck Mike Buddie Sherry Long Orville Jennings Media Relations Assistant (WSOC Contact) Alex Botoman Botoman s Office Phone (336) Botoman s Cell Phone (404) Botoman s botomaam@wfu.edu Associate AD/Media Relations Steve Shutt Shutt s Office Phone (336) Shutt s shuttsj@wfu.edu Associate Director Scott Wortman Assistant Director Gary Petit Assistant Director Steven Wright Intern (MSOC Contact) Brendan Bergen Media Relations Office Phone (336) Media Relations Office Fax (336) Mailing Address PO Box 7426, Winston-Salem, NC Shipping Address 1834 Wake Forest Rd, 310 Miller Center Winston-Salem, NC Website 8

9 Tony THE Tony da Luz FILE Background Born August 30, 1961 Hometown San Diego, Calif. da luz Head Coach 15th Year San Diego, 1986 Tony da Luz is in his 15th season at the helm of the women s soccer team at Wake Forest University. He has led the Demon Deacons to an impressive streak of 14 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and under his tutelage, Wake Forest has never experienced a losing season. Under his guidance, 32 Deacs have earned All-ACC honors, including 10 first-team selections and three ACC Rookie of the Year winners. Da Luz has helped guide four Freshmen All-Americans and 11 to the ACC All-Freshman team, including one National Rookie of the Year winner. Also, 23 Deacs have been named All-Southeast Region and 12 have been selected to ACC Championship all-tournament teams, while the team has continually been ranked among the top-25 in the nation. Da Luz achieved what might be his most impressive accomplishment in 2010 when he guided a team that was picked to finish seventh in the preseason to the program s first-ever ACC Championship. Under his tutelage, freshman forwards Katie Stengel and Rachel Nuzzolese established themselves as one of the most dynamic striking duos in the nation. As a rookie, Stengel set new school records with 16 goals and 37 points and received numerous honors, including ACC Freshman of the Year and Top Drawer Soccer National Rookie of the Year. She became the first freshman in Wake Forest history to earn First Team All-ACC honors. Da Luz enjoyed one of his most successful seasons in 2009, as the Demon Deacons finished the year with a record, tying the school record for most wins in a season, and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history. Wake Forest s national ranking was as high as No. 5 during the season, the highest ranking in program history, and the Deacs finished the year with a No. 8 national ranking. Goalkeepers Amanda Barasha and Laura Morse combined for a program record 15 clean sheets during the year. Led by All-Americans Kaley Fountain and Jill Hutchinson, Wake Forest easily advanced to the Round of 16 in the 2009 NCAA Tournament, picking up a pair of home victories with a 2-0 win against Kennesaw State and a 3-0 victory against West Virginia. Wake reached its first quarterfinal appearance in program history with a dramatic 1-0 win at South Carolina on Bess Harrington s header goal as time expired. The magical run came to an end in the quarters as Wake fell, 5-2, at eventual national champion North Carolina. Prior to coming to Wake Forest, da Luz coached five years at the University of San Diego, where he compiled a record. Da Luz was entrusted with starting the San Diego program from the ground up in 1992 and in his final two seasons he guided his teams to a mark. His final season at San Diego was his most impressive, leading the Toreros to a record and into the second round of the NCAA Tournament in His success at San Diego earned him West Coast Conference Coach of the Year honors in He was named the West Region Coach of the Year by the National Soccer Coaches Association. Da Luz has been coaching for 20 years. He worked as an assistant coach for the San Diego men s team from 1985 until He has also been active in coaching at the youth level with his involvement with the Winston-Salem Twins Club organizations. Da Luz achieved success as a player as a midfielder and defender while at San Diego. He was an All-WCC Family Wife Amy Children sons Tyler, Austin and Jonah Education University of San Diego 1986 B.A. in Business Administration Coaching History Univ. of San Diego (7 seasons) Assistant Men s Soccer Coach Univ. of San Diego (5 seasons) Head Women s Soccer Coach Wake Forest University (15 seasons) Head Women s Soccer Coach Coaching REcords 15th Season at Wake Forest: th Season as College Head Coach: Coaching honors 1998 ACC Coach of the Year 1996 West Region Coach of the Year 1996 West Coast Conference Coach of the Year honorable mention selection in both 1981 and As team captain in 1982, he led the Toreros in assists and earned the team MVP award. Da Luz earned his bachelor s degree in Business Administration from San Diego in He and his wife, Amy, reside in Winston-Salem and have three children Tyler, Austin and Jonah. Austin, who was an All-ACC selection for the Wake Forest men s soccer team, currently plays for DC United in Major League Soccer. tony da luz s Year-by-Year Record as a Head Coach All Games Conference Conference Season School W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Finish 1992 San Diego th 1993 San Diego T-3rd 1994 San Diego T-5th 1995 San Diego rd 1996 San Diego T-2nd 1997 Wake Forest th 1998 Wake Forest th 1999 Wake Forest T-3rd 2000 Wake Forest T-2nd 2001 Wake Forest T-5th 2002 Wake Forest T-7th 2003 Wake Forest th 2004 Wake Forest T-5th 2005 Wake Forest th 2006 Wake Forest rd 2007 Wake Forest T-2nd 2008 Wake Forest th 2009 Wake Forest th 2010 Wake Forest th (ACC Title) 2011 Wake Forest at Wake Forest at San Diego Overall (20th Season)

10 Roster Breakdown By Class Seniors (3) Chelsea Allen Jordan Feger Amanda Howell Juniors (8) Ally Berry Caralee Keppler Jackie Logue Kristen Meier Marisa Park Shareen Sutherland India Winford Alisha Woodson Sophomores (9) Aubrey Bledsoe Chelsea DeLiberto Annick McBryan (RS) Jackie McSally Rachel Nuzzolese Courtney Owen Lee Page Katie Stengel Kelsey Zalimeni Freshmen (7) Lane Czura Lindsey Ervin Lilias Gordon Lindsey Luke Jessica Mandarich Kim Marshall Riley Ridgik By State North Carolina (6) Cheslea DeLiberto (Wilmington) Lindsey Ervin (Durham) Lee Page (Waxhaw) India Winford (Winston-Salem) Alisha Woodson (Wake Forest) Kelsey Zalimeni (Mebane) California (4) Lindsey Luke (Newport Beach) Jessica Mandarich (Foothill Ranch) Kim Marshall (Long Beach) Riley Ridgik (Ventura) Florida (3) Annick McBryar (Indialantic) Katie Stengel (Melbourne) Shareen Sutherland (Orlando) New York (2) Caralee Keppler (Rockville Centre) Rachel Nuzzolese (Upper Brookeville) Ohio (2) Ally Berry (Cincinnati) Aubrey Bledsoe (Cincinnati) Virginia (2) Courtney Owen (Annandale) Marisa Park (Great Falls) Connecticut (1) Jackie McSally (Monroe) Georgia (1) Kristen Meier (Alpharetta) Kentucky (1) Jordan Feger (Louisville) Maryland (1) Chelsea Allen (Crofton) New Jersey (1) Jackie Logue (Mt. Laurel) New Mexico (1) Lilias Gordon (Albuquerque) South Carolina (1) Lane Czura (Hilton Head Island) Texas (1) Amanda Howell (Colleyville) Numerical Roster No. Name pos. YR. Yr. Hometown previous School 1 Aubrey Bledsoe GK SO 5-9 Cincinnati, OH St. Ursula Academy 2 Riley Ridgik M FR 5-9 Ventura, CA Buena HS 3 Lindsey Ervin M FR 5-5 Durham, NC Jordan HS 4 Rachel Nuzzolese F SO 5-8 Upper Brookeville, NY St. Anthony s HS 5 Amanda Howell D SR 5-6 Colleyville, TX Colleyville Heritage 6 Jackie McSally M SO 5-4 Monroe, CT Masuk HS 7 Shareen Sutherland F JR 5-9 Orlando, FL Edgewater HS 8 Ally Berry M JR 5-5 Cincinnati, OH St. Ursula Academy 9 Jessica Mandarich D FR 5-8 Foothill Ranch, CA Trabuco Hills HS 10 Kim Marshall D FR 5-10 Long Beach, CA Wilson Classical HS 11 Lindsey Luke GK FR 5-7 Newport Beach, CA Corona del Mar HS 12 Katie Stengel F SO 5-8 Melbourne, FL Viera HS 14 Jordan Feger M SR 5-3 Louisville, KY Sacred Heart Academy 15 Marisa Park M JR 5-3 Great Falls, VA Langley HS 16 Chelsea Allen F SR 5-4 Crofton, MD Archbishop Spalding 17 India Winford F JR 5-4 Winston-Salem, NC Charlotte 18 Lilias Gordon D FR 5-8 Albuquerque, NM Bosque School 19 Alisha Woodson D JR 5-10 Wake Forest, NC Wake Forest-Rolesville HS 20 Caralee Keppler D JR 5-7 Rockville Centre, NY West Virginia 21 Jackie Logue D JR 5-8 Mt. Laurel, NJ Bishop Eustace Preperatory 22 Lee Page M SO 5-4 Waxhaw, NC Weddington HS 23 Kelsey Zalimeni D SO 5-7 Mebane, NC Durham Academy 24 Lane Czura M FR 5-5 Hilton Head Island, SC Hilton Head Prep 25 Annick McBryar M SO 5-6 Indialantic, FL Florida 26 Kristen Meier M JR 5-6 Alpharetta, GA Marist HS 27 Chelsea DeLiberto M SO 5-7 Wilmington, NC Hoggard HS 28 Courtney Owen M SO 5-4 Annandale, VA W.T. Woodson HS Alphabetical Roster No. Name pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown Previous School 16 Chelsea Allen F SR 5-4 Crofton, MD Archbishop Spalding 8 Ally Berry M JR 5-5 Cincinnati, OH St. Ursula Academy 1 Aubrey Bledsoe GK SO 5-9 Cincinnati, OH St. Ursula Academy 24 Lane Czura M FR 5-5 Hilton Head Island, SC Hilton Head Prep 27 Chelsea DeLiberto M SO 5-7 Wilmington, NC Hoggard HS 3 Lindsey Ervin M FR 5-5 Durham, NC Jordan HS 14 Jordan Feger M SR 5-3 Louisville, KY Sacred Heart Academy 18 Lilias Gordon D FR 5-8 Albuquerque, NM Bosque School 5 Amanda Howell D SR 5-6 Colleyville, TX Colleyville Heritage 20 Caralee Keppler D JR 5-7 Rockville Centre, NY West Virginia 21 Jackie Logue D JR 5-8 Mt. Laurel, NJ Bishop Eustace Preperatory 11 Lindsey Luke GK FR 5-7 Newport Beach, CA Corona del Mar HS 9 Jessica Mandarich D FR 5-8 Foothill Ranch, CA Trabuco Hills HS 10 Kim Marshall D FR 5-10 Long Beach, CA Wilson Classical HS 25 Annick McBryar M SO 5-6 Indialantic, FL Florida 6 Jackie McSally M SO 5-4 Monroe, CT Masuk HS 26 Kristen Meier M JR 5-6 Alpharetta, GA Marist HS 4 Rachel Nuzzolese F SO 5-8 Upper Brookeville, NY St. Anthony s HS 28 Courtney Owen M SO 5-4 Annandale, VA W.T. Woodson HS 22 Lee Page M SO 5-4 Waxhaw, NC Weddington HS 15 Marisa Park M JR 5-3 Great Falls, VA Langley HS 2 Riley Ridgik M FR 5-9 Ventura, CA Buena HS 12 Katie Stengel F SO 5-8 Melbourne, FL Viera HS 7 Shareen Sutherland F JR 5-9 Orlando, FL Edgewater HS 17 India Winford F JR 5-4 Winston-Salem, NC Charlotte 19 Alisha Woodson D JR 5-10 Wake Forest, NC Wake Forest-Rolesville HS 23 Kelsey Zalimeni D SO 5-7 Mebane, NC Durham Academy pronunciation Guide Lane Czura... ZUR-ra Tony da Luz...da-LOOZ Jordan Feger... FAY-ger Lilias Gordon...LILL-us Megan Jessee... JESS-see Jackie Logue...LOAG Jessica Mandarich...MAN-dah-rich Annick McBryar...AH-nick (rhymes with sonic ) Kristen Meier...Myer Rachel Nuzzolese... NUZZ-o-lease Riley Ridgik...RIDGE-ik Kelsey Zalimeni...zal-ih-MEE-nee 10

11 Game # 10 & 11 v Wake Forest at NC STate, vs. Miami v Sept. 22 & 25, 2011 radio/tv chart 1 Aubrey Bledsoe SO 5-9 GK Cincinnati, Ohio 7 Shareen Sutherland JR 5-9 F Orlando, Fla. 14 Jordan Feger SR 5-3 M Louisville, Ky. 20 Caralee Keppler JR 5-7 D Rockville Centre, N.Y. 26 Kristen Meier JR 5-6 M Alpharetta, Ga. 2 Riley Ridgik SO 5-9 M Ventura, Calif. 8 Ally Berry JR 5-5 M Cincinnati, Ohio 15 Marisa Park JR 5-3 M Great Falls, Va. 21 Jackie Logue JR 5-8 D Mount Laurel, N.J. 27 Chelsea DeLiberto SO 5-7 M Wilmington, N.C. 3 Lindsey Ervin FR 5-5 M Durham, N.C. 9 Jessica Mandarich FR 5-8 D Foothill Ranch, Calif. 16 Chelsea Allen SR 5-4 F Crofton, Md. 22 Lee Page SO 5-4 F Waxhaw, N.C. 4 Rachel Nuzzolese SO 5-8 F Upper Brookville, N.Y. 10 Kim Marshall FR 5-10 D Long Beach, Calif. 17 India Winford JR 5-4 F Winston-Salem, N.C Amanda Howell SR 5-6 D Colleyville, Texas 11 Lindsey Luke FR 5-7 GK Newport Beach, Calif. 18 Lilias Gordon FR 5-8 D Albuquerque, N.M Jackie McSally SR D Coppell, Texas 12 Katie Stengel SO 5-8 F Melbourne, Fla. 19 Alisha Woodson JR 5-10 D Wake Forest, N.C. 25 Kelsey Zalimeni SO 5-7 D Mebane, N.C. Lane Czura FR 5-5 M Hilton Head Island, S.C. Annick McBryar R-SO 5-6 M Indialantic, Fla. Tony da Luz Head Coach 15th Year Tim Santoro Assistant Coach 4th Year Megan Jessee Assistant Coach 4th Year 28 Courtney Owen SO 5-4 M Annandale, Va. 11

12 Soccer Box Score (Final) 2011 Wake Forest Women's Soccer #3 Florida State vs #13 Wake Forest (Sep 15, 2011 at Winston-Salem, N.C.) Florida State7-2-0 (0-1-0 ACC) vs. Wake Forest7-1-0 (1-0-0 ACC) Date: Sep 15, 2011 Attendance: 721 Weather: Cloudy, 69 degrees. Winds NNW 12 mph Florida State Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 19 Kelsey Wys d 2 Ines Jaurena f 6 Jessica Price d 9 Kassey Kallman m 10 Tori Huster f 14 Tiffany McCarty d 15 Tiana Brockway m 16 CC Cobb m 17 Ella Stephan m 20 Janice Cayman d 23 Toni Pressley Jamia Fields Katie Riley Kristin Grubka Hikaru Murakami M. Bakowska-Mathe Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 19 Kelsey Wys 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Florida State Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 Total Florida State Wake Forest Goals by period 1 2 Total Florida State Wake Forest Wake Forest Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 1 Aubrey Bledsoe m 2 Riley Ridgik f 4 Rachel Nuzzolese d 5 Amanda Howell m 10 Kim Marshall f 12 Katie Stengel f 17 India Winford d 19 Alisha Woodson d 20 Caralee Keppler d 21 Jackie Logue m 26 Kristen Meier Ally Berry Jordan Feger Annick McBryar Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Florida State Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 Total Florida State Wake Forest Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 43:37 WF Katie Stengel (9) Alisha Woodson Long ball puts 12 past defense, finish low 2. 56:51 WF Katie Stengel (10) Jackie Logue Header from close off cross from 21 Riley Ridgik Cautions and ejections: YC-WF #5 (50:40); YC-WF #20 (86:58) Win-Aubrey Bledsoe (7-1-0). Loss-Kelsey Wys (6-2-0). Stadium: Spry Stadium Officials: Referee: Ryan Cigich; Asst. Referee: Danny Thornberry; Jordan Shaw; Alt. Official: Rich Guarino; Timekeeper: Tal Jobe; Scorer: Alex Botoman; Offsides: Florida State 2, Wake Forest 3. Official's signature 12

13 Soccer Box Score (Final) 2011 Wake Forest Women's Soccer #13 Wake Forest vs South Carolina (Sep 18, 2011 at Columbia, S.C.) Wake Forest (8-1-0) vs. South Carolina (6-3-0) Date: Sep 18, 2011 Attendance: 1407 Weather: Wake Forest Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 1 Aubrey Bledsoe m 2 Riley Ridgik f 4 Rachel Nuzzolese d 5 Amanda Howell m 6 Jackie McSally d 10 Kim Marshall f 12 Katie Stengel m 15 Marisa Park d 19 Alisha Woodson d 21 Jackie Logue m 26 Kristen Meier Ally Berry Jessica Mandarich Jordan Feger India Winford Lee Page Kelsey Zalimeni Annick McBryar Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: TM TEAM 0: Shots by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 Total Wake Forest South Carolina Goals by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest South Carolina South Carolina Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 34 Sabrina D'Angelo f 4 Kayla Grimsley m 5 Ariane Lukens m 7 Elizabeth Sinclair f 9 Maria Petroni f 12 Danielle Au d 13 Christa Neary m 15 Kortney Rhoades d 20 Ellen Fahey d 22 Dani Henry d 23 Ali Whitney Gabrielle Gilbert Lolly Holland Andie Romness Taylor Leach Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 34 Sabrina D'Angelo 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest South Carolina Fouls 1 2 Total Wake Forest South Carolina Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 42:00 WF Ally Berry (1) (unassisted) One-timed from 6' after misplay 2. 68:16 WF Katie Stengel (11) Ally Berry Fed from mid by Berry, slotted past GK Cautions and ejections: YC-WF #25 (56:40); YC-SC #13 (76:21); YC-SC #22 (80:00) Win-Aubrey Bledsoe (8-1-0). Loss-Sabrina D'Angelo (4-2-0). Stadium: Stone Stadium Officials: Referee: Mark Kadlecik; Asst. Referee: Griff Sims; Mark Cleland; Alt. Official: Skye Arthur-Benning; Timekeeper: Megan Mabry; Scorer: Miquel Jacobs; Offsides: Wake Forest 3, South Carolina 1. Official's signature 13

14 Soccer Box Score (Final) Wake Forest Women's Soccer NC State vs Wake Forest (Oct 07, 2010 at Winston-Salem, N.C.) NC State7-6-0 (1-3-0 ACC) vs. Wake Forest9-4-0 (3-1-0 ACC) Date: Oct 07, 2010 Attendance: 473 Weather: NC State Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 17 Kim Kern Alyson Santilli Kaley Shlaes Paige Dugal Kara Baldy Ariela Schreibeis Randi Soldat Nadia Aboulhosn Tanya Cain Jordan Edwards Claudel Pilon Meagan Proper Jennie Krauser Kristina Argiroff Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 17 Kim Kern 98: Shots by period 1 2 OT Total NC State Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 OT Total NC State Wake Forest Goals by period 1 2 OT Total NC State Wake Forest Wake Forest Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 1 Aubrey Bledsoe d 3 Victoria Delbono d 5 Amanda Howell m 10 Bianca D'Agostino f 12 Katie Stengel f 15 Marisa Park f 17 India Winford m 19 Alisha Woodson d 20 Caralee Keppler d 21 Jackie Logue m 26 Kristen Meier Casey Luckhurst Jackie McSally Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 98: Saves by period 1 2 OT Total NC State Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 OT Total NC State Wake Forest Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 27:50 ST Kristina Argiroff (5) Paige Dugal Corner that was shot in from close range 2. 76:19 WF Kristen Meier (1) Jackie Logue Corner finished at the back post by :00 WF Jackie Logue (1) Marisa Park 15 slid through ball to 15 who chipped kee left Cautions and ejections: Win-Aubrey Bledsoe (9-4-0). Loss-Kim Kern (7-6-0). Stadium: Spry Stadium Officials: Referee: Moo Hackett; Asst. Referee: David McPhun; Kim Oberle; Alt. Official: Ben Wooten; Timekeeper: Tal Jobe; Scorer: Alex Botoman; Offsides: NC State 1, Wake Forest 2. Official's signature 14

15 Soccer Box Score (Final) Wake Forest Women's Soccer Wake Forest vs Miami (Oct 10, 2010 at Coral Gables, Fla.) Wake Forest (10-4-0, 4-1-0) vs. Miami (8-4-1, 2-2-0) Date: Oct 10, 2010 Attendance: 518 Weather: Partly Cloudy, warm Wake Forest Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 1 Aubrey Bledsoe Casey Luckhurst Victoria Delbono Amanda Howell Bianca D'Agostino Katie Stengel Marisa Park Alisha Woodson Caralee Keppler Jackie Logue Kristen Meier Jackie McSally Cheyenne Biehl Jordan Feger Chelsea Allen India Winford Lee Page Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Miami Corner kicks 1 2 Total Wake Forest Miami Goals by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Miami Miami Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 00 Vikki Alonzo Ashlee Burt Jordan Roseboro Fatima Nasser Brittney Steinbruch Brittney Macdonald Lauren Singer Cassidy Banks Barbara Blocker Tara Schwitter Katie Oddo Kelley Griffin Sam Falk Kim Hutchinson Julianne Rickers Ali Brennan Blake Stockton Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 00 Vikki Alonzo 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Miami Fouls 1 2 Total Wake Forest Miami Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 33:10 WF Katie Stengel Casey Luckhurst chip shot over goalie from top of box 2. 41:28 WF Bianca D'Agostino Jordan Feger 3. 76:13 WF Katie Stengel Bianca D'Agostino 4. 85:52 UM Brittney Macdonald (3) Lauren Singer Header left post off corner kick Cautions and ejections: YC-UM #29 (43:52); YC-UM #19 (49:27); YC-UM #4 (67:43) Win-Aubrey Bledsoe (10-4-0, 4-1-0). Loss-Vikki Alonzo (8-4-1, 2-2-0). Stadium: Cobb Stadium Officials: Referee: Serder Ertep; Asst. Referee: Carlos Sandoval; Fernando Iturriaga; Alt. Official: Joe Caroccio; Scorer: David Cruz; Offsides: Wake Forest 0, Miami 4. Official's signature 15

16 2011 Wake Forest Women's Soccer Wake Forest Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 18, 2011) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 19 at Auburn W Aug 21 at UCF W Aug 26 at UNCG W Sep 02 CONNECTICUT L Sep 04 CAMPBELL W Sep 09 vs Loyola W Sep 11 vs Nebraska Wot * Sep 15 #3 FLORIDA STATE W Sep 18 at South Carolina W TEAM STATISTICS WF OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 4 10 Red cards 1 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/1125 4/1080 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/130 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 12 Katie Stengel Rachel Nuzzolese Jordan Feger Alisha Woodson Kristen Meier Lee Page Kelsey Zalimeni Ally Berry Marisa Park Jackie McSally Riley Ridgik Jackie Logue Jessica Mandarich Amanda Howell Kim Marshall Caralee Keppler India Winford Lindsey Ervin Courtney Owen Chelsea DeLiberto Annick McBryar Chelsea Allen Shareen Sutherland Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 9 818: Total 9 818: Opponents 9 818: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Wake Forest Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Wake Forest Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Wake Forest Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Wake Forest Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Wake Forest Opponents

17 Wake Forest Season & Career Statistics - All games SEASON CAREER ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att 12 Katie Stengel Rachel Nuzzolese Jordan Feger Alisha Woodson Kristen Meier Lee Page Kelsey Zalimeni Ally Berry Marisa Park Jackie McSally Riley Ridgik Jackie Logue Jessica Mandarich Amanda Howell Kim Marshall Caralee Keppler India Winford Lindsey Ervin Courtney Owen Chelsea DeLiberto Annick McBryar Chelsea Allen Shareen Sutherland Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho 1 Aubrey Bledsoe : Career totals : Total 9 818: Opponents 9 818:

18 Wake Forest Game-by-game goal-scorers Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored Aug 19 at Auburn W Marisa Park (Katie Stengel) Katie Stengel (Kristen Meier) Katie Stengel (Jordan Feger) Jackie McSally (Kelsey Zalimeni) Aug 21 at UCF W Rachel Nuzzolese (Katie Stengel) Aug 26 at UNCG W Rachel Nuzzolese (unassisted) Katie Stengel (Jordan Feger) Katie Stengel (Jordan Feger) Kelsey Zalimeni (Jessica Mandarich;Kristen Meier) Lee Page (unassisted) Sep 02 CONNECTICUT L Alisha Woodson (unassisted) Sep 04 CAMPBELL W Katie Stengel (Kristen Meier;Jackie Logue) Katie Stengel (Kristen Meier) Katie Stengel (Kelsey Zalimeni) Sep 09 vs Loyola W Katie Stengel (Jordan Feger) Lee Page (Kristen Meier) Jordan Feger (Amanda Howell) Sep 11 vs Nebraska WOT Alisha Woodson (Riley Ridgik) Rachel Nuzzolese (Katie Stengel) * Sep 15 #3 FLORIDA STATE W Katie Stengel (Alisha Woodson) Katie Stengel (Jackie Logue;Riley Ridgik) Sep 18 at South Carolina W Ally Berry (unassisted) Katie Stengel (Ally Berry) Team Record W-L-T Overall: 8-1 Conference: 1-0 Home: 2-1 Away: 4-0 Neutral: 2-0 Overtime: 1-0 Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral:

19 wake forest game-by-game statistics Opponent date Score W/L G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-ATT Saves S% at Auburn 8/19/ W at UCF 8/21/ W at UNC Greensboro 8/26/ W Connecticut 9/2/ L Campbell 9/4/ W vs. Loyola 9/9/ W vs. Nebraska 9/11/ W Florida State 9/15/ W at South Carolina 9/18/ W opponent game-by-game statistics Opponent date Score W/L G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-ATT S S% at Auburn 8/19/ L at UCF 8/21/ L at UNC Greensboro 8/26/ L Connecticut 9/2/ W Campbell 9/4/ L vs. Loyola 9/9/ L vs. Nebraska 9/11/ L Florida State 9/15/ L at South Carolina 9/18/ L

20 EX1 Aug. 11, 2011 Sp r y St a d i u m (234) radford s sog g a GK 1 Lubke F 2 Wiley F 4 Ruh e M 6 Rhodes F 9 Johnston, N M 10 Derenda M 13 Herb D 14 Conway D 15 Golden D 16 Drake M 20 Vasquez Kick Bergin Barnes Aflacki Henby Annear Johnston, K Nay Hayes Brown Totals WAKE S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese D 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel M 15 Park M 17 Winford D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler D 21 Logue M 26 Meier Ervin Howell McSally Berry Mandarich Feger Page Zalimeni McBryar Totals GOALKEEPERS radford min ga s 1 LUBKE,Lisa 45: BROWN,Che 45: TM TEAM 0: Wake min ga s 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Radford Wake Forest Shots by period 1 2 Tot Radford Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Radford Wake Forest Saves by period 1 2 Tot Radford Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 Tot Radford Wake Forest SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 11:54 WF Stengel Logue 2 18:45 WF Stengel Nuzzolese CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: Ra d f o r d 0 Wake Forest 2 Stengel scores twice to down Highlanders Wi n s t o n -Sa l e m, NC Officials: Referee: Ben Wooten; Asst. Referee: Justin Bradford; Tyler McCauley; Timekeeper: Tal Jobe; Scorer: Alex Botoman; EX2 Aug. 14, 2011 Sports backers Stadium (85) Wake s sog g a GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese D 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel M 15 Park M 17 Winford D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler D 21 Logue M 26 Meier Ervin McSally Sutherland Berry Mandarich Feger Allen Page Zalimeni DeLiberto Owen Totals VCU S SOG G A GK 89 Carden Dullea White Granados Cressy Edgcomb Allen Azania Hovanesian Sanchez Conrad Wilson Kunz Haislip Johansen Gogolin Totals GOALKEEPERS VCu min ga s 89 Kristen Carden 90: Wake min ga s 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest VCU Shots by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest VCU Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Wake Forest VCU Saves by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest VCU Fouls 1 2 Tot Wake Forest VCU SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 59:04 WF Stengel Park 2 66:49 WF Mandarich McSally CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-VCU #17 (37:21); YC-WF #7 (87:53) Offsides: Wake Forest 2, VCU Wake Forest 2 VCU 0 Bledsoe makes eight saves in Deacon shutout Richmond 1 Aug. 19, 2011 WAKE (1-0-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe MF 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese MF 6 McSally D 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel MF 15 Park D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler D 21 Logue MF 26 Meier Berry Mandarich Feger Winford Zalimeni Totals AUBURN (0-1-0) S SOG G A GK 00 Hillen MF 1 Cate D 2 King MF 3 Rightmer D 7 Sierra D 10 Kotero F 11 Coleman MF 13 Coffed D 14 Havron F 17 Gandy-Cromer MF 23 Frierson Spence Wolfe Ball Nicholson Barnes Totals GOALKEEPERS #18 Wa k e Fo r e s t 4 Au b u r n 1 Two goals from Katie Stengel handed Wake a solid win AU So c c e r Co m p l e x (1,811) Wake min ga s 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: auburn min ga s 00 Chandler Hillen 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest Auburn Shots by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest Auburn Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Wake Forest Auburn Saves by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest Auburn Fouls 1 2 Tot Wake Forest Auburn SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 8:08 WF Park (1) Stengel 2 52:47 WF Stengel (1) Meier 3 57:42 AU Gandy-Cromer (1) Coleman 4 63:16 WF Stengel (2) Feger 5 81:29 WF McSally (1) Zalimeni CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: Au b u r n, AL Officials: Referee: Kirt Hinkle; Asst. Referee: David Mock; Michael Sabatelle; Alt. Official: Wes Williams; Timekeeper: Mae Margaret Davis; Scorer: Dan Froehlich; Offsides: Wake Forest 0, Auburn 2. 2 Aug. 21, 2011 WAKE (2-0-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese M 8 Berry D 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel M 15 Park D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler D 21 Logue M 26 Meier Sutherland Feger Winford McBryar Totals UCF (1-1-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Reis D 2 Nicol F 3 Jewell D 4 Williams F 5 Spital M 6 Trujic D 7 Joswiak M 15 Jackson M 22 Barney F 23 Radovic D 32 Diggs Howard Hubbard Piercy Fish Darden Martin Totals GOALKEEPERS #18 Wa k e Fo r e s t 1 UCF 0 Nuzzolese scores the game s only goal, Bledsoe earns the shutout UCF So c c e r St a d i u m (423) Or l a n d o, FL Wake min ga s 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: UCf min ga s 1 Aline Reis 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UCF Shots by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UCF Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UCF Saves by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UCF Fouls 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UCF SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 59:25 WF Nuzzolese (1) Stengel CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-UCF #32 (66:09); YC-UCF #20 (74:01) Officials: Referee: Alex Sorondo; Asst. Referee: Dante Buckley; Hernando Carreno; Alt. Official: Joshua Thompson; Timekeeper: Robert Smith; Scorer: Jordean Matthews; Offsides: Wake Forest 0, UCF 2. 20

21 3 Aug. 26, 2011 WAKE (3-0-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese M 8 Berry D 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel M 15 Park D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler D 21 Logue M 26 Meier Ervin McSally Mandarich Feger Allen Page Zalimeni McBryar Totals UNCG (0-2-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Kearney F 2 Barnekow M 4 Etten D 8 Partenheimer M 9 Player F 11 Hein D 12 Godwin D 14 O Brien M 15 Stokes M 16 Sendel D 17 Bergthorsdottir McCavitt Glaspey Rodriguez Jones Wilhelmsen Totals GOALKEEPERS Wake min ga s 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: UNC GREENSBORO MIN GA S 1 Kelsey Kearney 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UNC Greensboro Shots by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UNC Greensboro Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UNC Greensboro Saves by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UNC Greensboro Fouls 1 2 Tot Wake Forest UNC Greensboro SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 26:14 WF Nuzzolese (2) Unassisted 2 60:19 WF Stengel (3) Feger 3 69:16 WF Stengel (4) Feger 4 76:34 WF Zalimeni (1) Mandarich, Meier 5 87:34 WF Page (1) Unassisted CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-UNCG #9 (33:45) #14 Wa k e Fo r e s t 5 UNC Greensboro 0 Seven different Deacons scored a point in the victory UNCG So c c e r St a d i u m (680) Gr e e n s b o r o Officials: Referee: Mark Kadlecik; Asst. Referee: Jeremy Smith; Tyler McAuley; Timekeeper: Janie Burley; Scorer: Phil Perry; Offsides: Wake Forest 3, UNCG 0. 4 Sep. 2, 2011 Sp r y St a d i u m (2,193) CONNECTICUT (2-1-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Dulski D 2 Dakin F 7 Schulmann M 10 Skogerboe F 11 Shufelt M 13 Prendergast M 14 Gurnon M 18 Ruutu D 21 Wilkinson-Maitland D 22 Houle D 37 Roma Hubbard Watkins Totals WAKE FOREST (3-1-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese M 6 McSally D 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler D 21 Logue M 23 Zalimeni M 26 Meier Berry Feger Park Totals GOALKEEPERS Co n n e c t i c u t 2 #15 Wa k e Fo r e s t 1 Alisha Woodson scored her first goal of the 2011 season CONNECTICUT MIN GA S 1 Jessica Dulski 90: WAKE FOREST MIN GA S 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Connecticut Wake Forest Shots by period 1 2 Tot Connecticut Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Connecticut Wake Forest Saves by period 1 2 Tot Connecticut Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 Tot Connecticut Wake Forest SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 37:39 WF Woodson (1) Unassisted 2 53:24 CON Schulmann (1) Hubbard 3 83:46 CON Prendergast (2) Ruutu CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: Wi n s t o n -Sa l e m, N.C. Officials: Referee: Aaron Hernandez; Asst. Referee: Amanda Ross; Jeff Nevin; Alt. Official: Ed O Keefe; Timekeeper: Eleanor Davidson; Scorer: Alex Botoman; Offsides: Connecticut 2, Wake Forest 0. 5 Sep. 4, 2011 Sp r y St a d i u m (460) CAMPBELL (3-1-0) S SOG G A GK 22 Torrero D 3 Brown M 4 Johnston D 6 Nitz F 7 Meyer F 9 Clark D 12 Gupton D 18 Schneider M 19 Gibney M 24 Leppikangas M 25 Prada Procaccini Messier Kuklenski Casaburo Beckman Muller Bernsten Totals WAKE FOREST (4-1-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese D 5 Howell M 8 Berry D 9 Mandarich F 12 Stengel M 14 Feger D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler M 26 Meier Ervin McSally Sutherland Marshall Park Allen Winford Logue Page Zalimeni McBryar DeLiberto Owen Totals GOALKEEPERS Ca m p b e l l 0 #15 Wa k e Fo r e s t 3 Katie Stengel earned Wake s first hat trick since 2008 Campbell min ga s 22 Ryann Torrero 90: WAKE FOREST MIN GA S 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Campbell Wake Forest Shots by period 1 2 Tot Campbell Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Campbell Wake Forest Saves by period 1 2 Tot Campbell Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 Tot Campbell Wake Forest SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 45:25 WF Stengel (5) Meier, Logue 2 56:43 WF Stengel (6) Meier 3 83:22 WF Stengel (7) Zalimeni CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: Wi n s t o n -Sa l e m, N.C. Officials: Referee: Aaron Hernandez; Asst. Referee: Amanda Ross; Jeff Nevin; Alt. Official: Ed O Keefe; Timekeeper: Eleanor Davidson; 6 Sep. 9, 2011 Th o m p s o n Fi e l d (104) LOYOLA (MD.) (1-6-0) S SOG G A GK 18 Haracic Rene Norcia Mangione Schiro McLaughlin Donohue Santangelo Lookingland Thornton McFadden Celestin McClenahan Bryant Walker Tana Hajjar Alagna Totals WAKE FOREST (5-1-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik M 8 Berry D 9 Mandarich M 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel M 14 Feger D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler D 21 Logue F 26 Meier Howell McSally Park Allen Winford Page Zalimeni McBryar Totals GOALKEEPERS LOYOLA (MD.) MIN GA S 18 Didi Haracic 90: WAKE FOREST MIN GA S 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Loyola (Md.) Wake Forest Shots by period 1 2 Tot Loyola (Md.) Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Loyola (Md.) Wake Forest Saves by period 1 2 Tot Loyola (Md.) Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 Tot Loyola (Md.) Wake Forest SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 21:32 WF Stengel (8) Feger 2 57:51 WF Page (2) Meier 3 83:57 WF Feger (1) Howell CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-LOY #28 (31:12) Loyola (Md.) 0 #18 Wa k e Fo r e s t 3 Aubrey Bledsoe kept her careerhigh fourth clean sheet of the year Bl a c k s b u r g, Va. Officials: Referee: Billy Kingsley; Asst. Referee: Roberto Furnish; Alt. Official: Florian Devries; Offsides: Loyola 0, Wake Forest 7. 21

22 7 Sep. 9, 2011 Th o m p s o n Fi e l d (157) NEBRASKA (3-3-1) S SOG G A GK 18 Haracic Rene Norcia Mangione Schiro McLaughlin Donohue Santangelo Lookingland Thornton McFadden Celestin McClenahan Bryant Walker Tana Hajjar Alagna Totals WAKE FOREST (6-1-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe Ridgik Mandarich Marshall Stengel Feger Winford Woodson Keppler Logue Meier Nuzzolese Howell Berry Park Totals GOALKEEPERS Ne b r a s k a 0 #18 Wa k e Fo r e s t 3 Rachel Nuzzolese scored the gamewinner eight minutes into OT nebraska min ga s 0 Emma Stevens 98: WAKE FOREST MIN GA S 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 98: Goals by period 1 2 OT Tot Nebraska Wake Forest Shots by period 1 2 OT Tot Nebraska Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 OT Tot Nebraska Wake Forest Saves by period 1 2 OT Tot Nebraska Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 OT Tot Nebraska Wake Forest SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 61:58 WF Woodson (2) Ridgik 2 64:11 WF Marlborough Thomas 3 98:18 WF Nuzzolese (3) Stengel CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-NEB #22 (10:54); RC-WF #TM (13:11); YC-WF #8 (66:17); YC-NEB #6 (68:45); YC-NEB #TM (85:13); YC-NEB #5 (89:31) Officials: Offsides: Nebraska 2, Wake Forest 4. Bl a c k s b u r g, Va. 8 Sep. 15, 2011 Sp r y St a d i u m (721) FLORIDA ST (7-2-0, 0-1-0) S SOG G A GK 19 Wys D 2 Jaurena F 6 Price D 9 Kallman M 10 Huster F 14 McCarty D 15 Brockway M 16 Cobb M 17 Stephan M 20 Cayman D 23 Pressley Fields Riley Grubka Murakami Bakowska-Mathews Totals WAKE FOREST (7-1-0, 1-0-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese D 5 Howell M 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel F 17 Winford D 19 Woodson D 20 Keppler D 21 Logue M 26 Meier Berry Feger McBryar Totals GOALKEEPERS #3 Fl o r i d a St. 0 #13 Wa k e Fo r e s t 2 The Deacs earned their best ranked win since 2004 Wi n s t o n -Sa l e m, N.C. FLORIDA STATE MIN GA S 19 Kelsey Wys 90: WAKE FOREST MIN GA S 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Florida State Wake Forest Shots by period 1 2 Tot Florida State Wake Forest Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Florida State Wake Forest Saves by period 1 2 Tot Florida State Wake Forest Fouls 1 2 Tot Florida State Wake Forest SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 43:37 WF Stengel (9) Woodson 2 64:11 WF Stengel (10) Logue, Ridgik CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-WF #5 (50:40); YC-WF #20 (86:58) Officials: Referee: Ryan Cigich; Asst. Referee: Danny Thornberry; Jordan Shaw; Alt. Official: Rich Guarino; Timekeeper: Tal Jobe; Scorer: Alex Botoman; Offsides: Florida State 2, Wake Forest 3. 9 Sep. 18, 2011 St o n e St a d i u m (1,407) WAKE FOREST (8-1-0, 1-0-0) S SOG G A GK 1 Bledsoe M 2 Ridgik F 4 Nuzzolese D 5 Howell M 6 McSally D 10 Marshall F 12 Stengel M 15 Park D 19 Woodson D 21 Logue M 26 Meier Berry Mandarich Feger Winford Page Zalimeni McBryar Totals SOUTH CAROLINA S SOG G A GK 34 D Angelo F 4 Grimsley M 5 Lukens M 7 Sinclair F 9 Petroni F 12 Au D 13 Neary M 15 Rhoades D 20 Fahey D 22 Henry D 23 Whitney Gilbert Holland Romness Leach Totals GOALKEEPERS #13 Wa k e Fo r e s t 2 South Carolina 0 Ally Berry s three-points were a new career-high Co l u m b i a, S.C. WAKE FOREST MIN GA S 1 Aubrey Bledsoe 90: TM TEAM 0: SOUTH CAROLINA MIN GA S 34 Sabrina D Angelo 90: Goals by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest South Carolina Shots by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Wake Forest South Carolina Saves by period 1 2 Tot Wake Forest South Carolina Fouls 1 2 Tot Wake Forest South Carolina SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists 1 42:00 WF Berry (1) Unassisted 2 68:16 WF Stengel (11) Berry CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-WF #25 (56:40); YC-SC #13 (76:21); YC-SC #22 (80:00) Officials: Referee: Mark Kadlecik; Asst. Referee: Griff Sims; Mark Cleland; Alt. Official: Skye Arthur-Benning; Timekeeper: Megan Mabry; Scorer: Miquel Jacobs; Offsides: Wake Forest 3, South Carolina 1. 22

23 Aubrey Bledsoe 1 As a freshman, started every game in goal for the Demon Deacons in Became the first-ever Wake Forest player to be named ACC Tournament MVP after saving three penalty kicks in the title-game shootout to help the Deacons take down Maryland for their first-ever ACC Championship... Her 24 starts last year set a new Wake Forest goalkeeper record... Was called up to the United States U-23 National Team in May along with teammate Alisha Woodson. She had previously seen time with the U-18 National Team, competing in the La Manga Tournament in La Manga Spain with fellow Demon Deacons Rachel Nuzzolese and Katie Stengel... Made the All-ACC Academic Team and the ACC Honor Roll... Twin sister Amber is a goalkeeper at Brown Sophomore goalkeeper 5-9 Cincinnati, Ohio St. Ursula Academy 2011 (Sophomore): Made one save against South Carolina to pick up her sixth shutout of the season... Made one save to record her fifth shutout of the year against Florida State... Set a new career-best with her fourth shutout of the season against Loyola (Md.)... Has played every minute of the season in goal for Wake Forest... Made three saves to help the Demon Deacons post a 4-1 win on the road at Auburn in the season opener... Earned first shutout of the year against UCF, making four saves to keep the Knights off of the scoresheet in a 1-0 Deacon victory... Notched another shutout against UNC Greensboro, making one top-notch save to hold the Spartans scoreless... Made one save in a 3-0 shutout of Campbell 2010 (Freshman): Started all 24 of Wake Forest s games this season in goal... Named ACC Tournament MVP after saving three Maryland penalty kicks to help Wake Forest win the 2010 ACC Championship in a shootout... Made the 2010 ACC All-Tournament Team... Set Wake Forest record for starts in a season by a goalkeeper with Had three saves to earn her third shutout of the season as Wake Forest edged San Diego 1-0 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament... Made three saves in Wake Forest s 1-1 tie with North Carolina to help the Deacons reach the ACC Championship... Made several key saves to help Wake Forest to a 2-1 upset of No. 6 Maryland... Made a career-high nine saves in Wake 1-0 overtime loss at Florida State... Played the first 60 minutes of the Deacons shutout of Clemson, making one save... Made three saves to help Wake Forest to a 2-1 upset victory over No. 14 Duke... Notched three saves in the Deacons 2-1 win at High Point... Made three saves in Wake Forest s 4-1 victory over Villanova... Earned a shutout against Kentucky in the ACC/SEC Challenge... Made one save while earning a victory over ECU... Recorded a shutout in her first collegiate game vs. UNC Wilmington on Aug. 20, making four saves. High School/Club Three-year letterwinner at St. Ursula Academy... Participated in U-18 WNT training camp in early 2010 and was selected to be on the U-18 team at the La Manga Tournament in La Manga, Spain... Member of high school state championship team in 2007 and High school team has posted a over the last three seasons... Allowed just one goal in past two years of postseason play (12 games)... Earned All-State honors in 2009 and was an All-Conference choice in 2008 and Named to the ESPN Rise All-Area team and the Cincinnati Enquirer All-Star team... Played in 2009 southwest Ohio district All-Star game... Won the 2005 Ohio South State Cup with Cardinal Soccer Club... Played with Kings Soccer Academy, which was a finalist at the 2009 Kentucky State Cup... Also earned three letters on the school s basketball team... High school teammate of current Deac, Ally Berry... Member of National Honor Society Personal Born on November 20, Daughter of Paul and Char Bledsoe... Twin sister, Amber, is also a goalkeeper and plays at Brown University Season/Career Highs Saves SEASON: 4, at UCF (8/21/11) CAREER: 9, at Florida State (9/30/10) Goals Allowed SEASON: 2, vs. Connecticut (9/2/11) CAREER: 3, two times (last: at Virginia Tech, 10/14/10) Penalty Kicks Faced In-Game vs. South Carolina (9/19/10) - MISSED vs. Boston College (10/24/10) - GOAL Shootout vs. North Carolina (11/5/10) - ACC Semi 1. GOAL 2. SAVE 3. GOAL 4. GOAL 5. GOAL vs. Maryland(11/7/10) - ACC Final 1. GOAL 2. SAVE 3. SAVE 4. SAVE Scan for Bledsoe s online bio Career Honors/Awards 2010 ACC Tournament MVP 2010 ACC All-Tournament Team 2010 All-ACC Academic Team 2010 ACC Honor Roll bledsoe s career statistics Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Save % W L T Sho : : Totals : BLEDSOE S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS GA SVS W L T SHO 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNCG 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

24 Riley Ridgik 2 A steady holding midfielder... Excels at winning balls in the air... Played club soccer for Real SoCal and was a member of the Region IV ODP team from Helped lead Buena High School to four-straight Channel League Championships Freshman Midfielder 5-9 Ventura, calif. buena HS 2011 (Freshman): Has started the first nine games of her Wake Forest career in the midfield... Notched her second-career assist on a Katie Stengel goal against No. 3 Florida State... Earned the first point of her career with an assist in a 2-1 win over Nebraska... Started in the defensive midfield in Wake Forest debut against Auburn... Played the full 90 minutes in the Deacons 1-0 win over UCF, taking her first-career shot... Started and played 78 minutes against UNC Greensboro, taking one shot... Set season-high marks against Connecticut, taking three shots and her first shot on goal. Background: Four-year letterwinner at Buena High School under coach Trish Butterbaugh... Played on the Cal South and Region IV ODP teams from Played club soccer for Real SoCal, the reigning Far West Regional League, Cal South National Cup and USYSA Region IV champions, under coach Kristy Walker... Real SoCal were also the USYSA Region IV champions in Helped Buena High School to the Channel League Championship in each of her four seasons Personal: Full name is Riley Paige Ridgik... Born Dec. 6, Daughter of Patrice Jensen and Mark Ridgik... Father Mark was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in Uncle Page Olde played for the Pittsburgh Pirates from Season/Career Highs Goals Assists SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Florida State, 9/15/11) CAREER: 1, two times (last: vs. Florida State, 9/15/11) Points SEASON: 1, vs. Florida State (9/15/11) CAREER: 1, vs. Florida State (9/15/11) Shots SEASON: 3, vs. Connecticut (9/2/11) CAREER: 3, vs. Connecticut (9/2/11) Shots On Goal SEASON: 1, three times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/11/11) CAREER: 1, three times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/11/11) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES Scan for Ridgik s online bio ridgik S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals RIDGIK S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburm 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

25 rachel nuzzolese 4 A fast, technical forward who is deadly on set pieces... Notched nine goals and five assists in 11 games as a freshman before suffering a seasonending ACL tear... At the time of her injury, was the highest-scoring freshman in the country... Started her Wake Forest career with a four-game goal-scoring streak, becoming the first-ever Demon Deacon to do so... Despite playing less than half of the season, finished 2010 as Wake Forest s second-leading scorer... Unleashed 12 shots in her first collegiate game, two shy of the school record of Was named to the 2010 ACC All-Freshman Team Sophomore forward 5-8 Upper Brookeville, N.Y. St. Anthony s HS 2011 (Sophomore): Has scored three goals this season, all of the game-winners... Played in six of the Deacons seven games this season, starting five of them... Unleashed a corking shot for the Deacons only goal in a 1-0 victory over UCF... Netted her second game-winner of the year against UNC Greensboro, scoring off of a direct free kick in the 27th minute... Handed Wake Forest an overtime victory over Nebraska with a goal in the 98th minute. Season/Career Highs 2010 (Freshman): Started Wake Forest s first 11 games before suffering a season-ending knee injury... Totalled nine goals and 23 points in her rookie season... Earned spot on 2010 TopDrawerSoccer.com National All-Rookie Team... Named to the 2010 ACC All-Freshman Team... Became the first player in Wake Forest history to score a goal in each of the first four games of her career... Had a multi-point game against Clemson, scoring the gamewinning goal and adding an assist... Notched first career multi-goal game against No. 14 Duke, scoring on two free kicks to help the Deacons to a 2-1 upset of the Blue Devils... Named one of CollegeSoccer360.com s Primetime Performers of the Week for the week of 8/20-9/5... Found the back of the net on a free kick for the Deacons first goal at High Point... Scored Wake Forest s third goal in the Deacons 4-1 win over Vanderbilt... Assisted on Katie Stengel s goal in Wake s loss to Villanova... Had a four-point night in Wake Forest s 3-1 victory over LSU in the ACC/SEC Challenge, scoring a goal and assisting on two others... Named to ACC/SEC Challenge All-Tournament Team... Netted the game-winning goal in Wake Forest s 2-1 win over ECU... Scored a goal on a penalty kick against UNC Greensboro... Scored a goal and had an assist in her first-ever collegiate game against UNC Wilmington... Unleashed 12 shots in her first game, two shy of the school record of 14 High School/Club: Saw extensive time with the U.S. Youth National Teams, playing with the U-15, U-17 and U-18 teams... Scored a hat trick for the U.S. at U-17 World Cup Qualifications in Trinidad... Selected to be on the U-18 team at the La Manga Tournament in La Manga, Spain... Scored 41 goals for St. Anthony s High School during sophomore season, helping the team to a 19-0 record... Named to All-Long Island, All-State and All-Metro teams... Earned NSCAA All-Region team honors... Named a 2009 Parade All-American... Club team, the Rockville Centre Tornadoes, was the Region 1 Goals SEASON: 1, three times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/11/11) CAREER: 2, at Duke (9/23/10) Assists CAREER: 2, vs, LSU (9/3/10) Points SEASON: 2, three times (last: vs. Nebraska, 8/26/11) CAREER: 4, two times (last: at Duke, 9/23/10) Shots SEASON: 5, at UCF (8/21/11) CAREER: 12, at UNCW (8/20/10) Shots On Goal SEASON: 4, at UCF (8/21/11) CAREER: 5, at UNCW (8/20/10) GAME-WINNING GOALS SEASON: 3 CAREER: 6 MULTI-POINT GAMES CAREER: 4 Scan for Nuzzolese s online bio Career Honors/Awards No. 33 on Top Drawer Soccer s list of 100 Upperclassmen to Watch 2010 ACC All-Freshman Team TopDrawerSoccer Player of the Week 2x CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performer of the Week (9/5/10, 9/26/10) Named to 2011 Hilton Garden Hokie Invitational All-Tournament Team nuzzolese S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals nuzzolese S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) - DNP - 9/11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

26 Amanda Howell 5 A disciplined defender and vocal player on the pitch... Has been an integral part of the Wake Forest back line since her freshman year... Converted the clinching penalty kick to send Wake Forest past top-seeded North Carolina in a shootout in the 2010 ACC Championship Semifinals... Scored her first-career goal as a junior against Boston College on a penalty kick Senior Defender 5-6 colleyville, texas colleyville heritage 2011 (Senior): Has played in the Demon Deacons last five games after missing the beginning of the season while recovering from an injury... Has helped the Deacons record four shutouts as a member of the back line... Notched her first point of the year with an assist against Loyola (Md.) 2010 (Junior): Appeared in 23 games for the Deacs this season, including 23 starts... Finished the year with one goal, while helping Wake Forest record four shutouts... Converted a penalty kick against Boston College to record her first-career goal... Played 80 minutes at defense in Wake Forest s 4-0 shutout of Clemson (Sophomore) Played in 15 games, including nine starts... Entered as a reserve in regular season opener against High Point... Played 53 minutes as a substitute against UNC Greensboro... Made first starts of the season at the UConn Classic, including attempting a shot in victory over Penn State... Left the Miami game early in the first half after suffering an injury... Made starts in first six conference games before suffering injury against the Hurricanes... Missed the rest of the season due to injury... Named to ACC Honor Roll (Freshman) Played in 17 games, including 13 starts, during freshman season... Started the last seven games of the season... Made collegiate debut against Francis Marion (8/29), playing 64 minutes... Made first career start and recorded first assist against George Washington (9/5)... Assisted on Wake s first goal at Virginia Tech (10/30)... Named to ACC Honor Roll. High School/Club Two-time US Youth Soccer National Qualifier, including being named a finalist in Club player for Dallas Sting 90 in 2008 and Dallas Texans 90 Red from Club teams achieved a national top 10 ranking in six consecutive seasons, compiled a record since 2003 and won the state cup in Member of the North Texas 89 ODP Team and earned a spot with the RIII 89 ODP Europe Tour Team and helped Season/Career Highs Goals CAREER: 1, vs. Boston College (10/24/10) Assists SEASON: 1, vs. Loyola (Md.) (9/9/11) CAREER: 1, three times (last: vs. Loyola (Md.), 9/9/11) Points SEASON: 1, vs. Loyola (Md.) (9/9/11) CAREER: 2, vs. Boston College (10/24/10) Shots CAREER: 2, vs. Charlotte (9/13/08) Shots On Goal CAREER: 1, seven times (last: vs. Boston College, 10/24/10) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES Career Honors/Awards 2008 Soccer Buzz All-Southeast Region Freshman Team 2x ACC Honor Roll (2009, 2010) Howell S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals Scan for Howell s online bio Howell S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn - DNP - 8/21 at UCF - DNP - 8/26 at UNC Greensboro - DNP - 9/2 Connecticut - DNP - 9/4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

27 Jackie Mcsally 6 A versatile player who can play either on the wing or as a holding midfielder... Played in every game for the Demon Deacons as a freshman in Had a breakout performance in the 2010 ACC Championships, scoring the first three goals of her career - two against Florida State in the quarterfinals and one against North Carolina in the semifinals... Was named to the 2010 All-ACC Tournament team Sophomore midfielder 5-4 monroe, conn. masuk HS 2011 (Sophomore): Has played in six of Wake Forest s nine games this year, making three starts... Started Wake Forest s opener at Auburn, scoring the Demon Deacons fourth goal in a 4-1 win after chesting a cross from Kelsey Zalimeni across the goal line... Played 35 minutes off the bench against UNC Greensboro 2010 (Freshman): Played in all 24 of Wake Forest s games this season, making 18 starts... Finished the year with three goals and seven points... Was named to the 2010 ACC All-Tournament Team after leading all players with three goals in the event... Netted the Deacons only goal against North Carolina in the ACC Championship semifinals as the Deacons tied the Heels 1-1 and advanced on penalty kicks... Scored the first two goals of her career against Florida State in the ACC Championship quarterfinals to help lead Wake Forest to a 3-1 win over the Seminoles... Earned her first career assist against Vanderbilt during the Hilton Garden Hokie Invitational... Named to the Hilton Garden Hokie Invitational All-Tournament Team... Made collegiate debut at UNC Wilmington... Made first college start against East Carolina. High School/Club Background Four-year letterwinner at Masuk High School... Helped high school team to four conference championship and two appearances in the state semifinals... Named All-State and All-Conference following sophomore and junior seasons... Earned team MVP honors after junior campaign... Received NSCAA/adidas All-Region team accolades after sophomore year... Named to CGSCA All-New England team after junior year... Earned Connecticut Post All-Area team recognition after sophomore and junior seasons... Also earned one varsity letter in basketball... Member of National Honor Society. Personal Born on March 4, Daughter of Sheree and Richard McSally. Season/Career Highs Goals SEASON: 1, at Auburn (8/19/11) CAREER: 2, vs. Florida State (11/3/10) Assists CAREER: 1, vs. Vanderbilt (9/10/10) Points SEASON: 2, at Auburn (8/19/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Florida State (11/3/10) Shots SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Loyola, 9/9/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Florida State (11/3/10) Shots On Goal SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Loyola, 9/9/11) CAREER: 2, vs. Florida State (11/3/10) GAME-WINNING GOALS CAREER: 1 MULTI-POINT GAMES CAREER: 1 Scan for McSally s online bio Career Honors/Awards 2010 All-ACC Tournament Team 2011 ACC Honor Roll Mcsally S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals mcsally S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF - DNP - 8/26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska - DNP - 9/15 Florida State -DNP- 9/18 at South Carolina 1/

28 Ally Berry 8 A quick attacking midfielder... Played in all 24 games as a freshman before sitting out 2010 while recovering from a knee injury... A very competitive player with a strong will to win... High school teammate of Aubrey Bledsoe... Brother Austin plays soccer for the University of Louisville Junior midfielder 5-5 Cincinnati, ohio. st. ursula academy 2011 (Junior): Had the first multi-point game and game-winning goal of her career at South Carolina, scoring Wake s first goal and then adding an assist on a Katie Stengel score... Played in all seven of Wake Forest s games this season, starting four of them... Took one shot against Auburn... Started and played 80 minutes against UCF... Earned another start and 55 minutes of playing time against UNC Greensboro... Posted first shot on goal of the year against Connecticut 2010: (Sophomore) Missed the 2010 season while rehabbing an injury (Freshman) One of four players on the team to play in all 24 games and also made seven starts... Scored two goals and added three assists during rookie season... Made the most of collegiate debut against High Point, scoring a second half goal... Entered as a sub against UNC Greensboro and made an immediate impact, assisting on the game-tying goal and playing a total of 72 minutes... Made first collegiate start against UNC-Wilmington, attempting two shots, including one shot on goal... Assisted on Sarah Winslow s game-winning goal against UAB and also attempted a career high three shots against the Blazers... Assisted on Kaley Fountain s game-winning goal in victory against Florida State... Scored second goal of the season in NCAA Tournament second round win against West Virginia. High School/Club Helped St. Ursula Academy to the 2007 state championship, scoring the game-tying goal... Named All-Conference second team in Missed senior season due to injury and acted as a team manager... Member of Ohio Elite Soccer Academy since its inception in Club team was a six-time Ohio South State Cup Champions and was the USYS Region II Champions in Team was the US Club Regional Champions four times and was the Super Y League National Champions in Selected to the SYL North American Finals Team and attended Super Y National Camp in 2006 and Member of the Ohio South ODP State team in Also played as a freshman and sophomore before committing to soccer fulltime... Member of the National Honor Society. Personal Born on December 3, 1990 in Cincinnati... Daughter of K. Gregg and Lindsay Berry... Brother, Austin, plays soccer for the University of Louisville. Season/Career Highs Goals SEASON: 1, at South Carolina (9/18/2011) CAREER: 1, three times (last: at South Carolina, 9/18/11) Assists SEASON: 1, at South Carolina (9/18/2011) CAREER: 1, four times (last: at South Carolina, 9/18/11) Points SEASON: 3, at South Carolina (9/18/2011) CAREER: 3, at South Carolina (9/18/2011) Shots SEASON:3, at South Carolina (9/18/2011) CAREER: 3, three time (last: at South Carolina, 9/18/2011) Shots On Goal SEASON: 2, at. South Carolina (9/18/11) CAREER: 2, four times (last: at. South Carolina, 9/18/11) GAME-WINNING GOALS SEASON: 1 CAREER: 1 MULTI-POINT GAMES SEASON: 1 CAREER: 1 Scan for Berry s online bio 2011 ACC Honor Roll Career Honors/Awards Berry S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Sat Out While Recovering From Injury Totals Berry S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

29 Jessica Mandarich 9 A talented left back who has a chance to make an impact as a freshman... Along with Kim Marshall, helped her club team, SoCal Blues, win the 2010 USYSA National Championship freshman defender 5-8 foothill ranch, calif. Trabuco Hills HS 2011 (Freshman): Has played six games for the Demon Deacons this season, starting three of them... Made first-career start in Wake Forest s 3-0 victory over Campbell... Made Wake Forest debut in the Deacons 4-1 win over Auburn... Earned first career point with an assist against UNC Greensboro, sending a cross into the box that Kelsey Zalimeni headed into the goal. Background Four-time letterwinner for coach Sarah Trost at Trubuco Hills High School... Played her club soccer for SoCal Blues under coach Randy Dodge... Helped her club team win the 2010 USYSA National Championship... SoCal Blues were also national finalists in 2008 and national semifinalists in Won numerous other championships in her club career, including three times winning the Blues Cup, twice winning the National League... twice winning the Surf Cup and twice winning the Far West Regional League fall season... Helped Trabuco Hills High School to the 2010 Sea View League Championship... Received First-team All-League and Best Defensive Player honors in 2010 Personal Full name is Jessica Lynn Mandarich... Born Jan. 30, Daughter of Bret and Denise Mandarich. Season/Career Highs Goals Assists SEASON: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) CAREER: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) Points SEASON: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) CAREER: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) Shots Shots On Goal GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES Scan for Mandarich s s online bio Mandarich S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals mandarich S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF - DNP - 8/26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut - DNP - 9/4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State -DNP- 9/18 at South Carolina 1/

30 Kim marshall 10 freshman defender 5-10 Long Beach, calif. Wilson Classical HS A versatile player who can play in the central defense or the defensive midfield... Capable of precise distribution on long balls out of the back... Along with Jessica Mandarich, helped her club team, SoCal Blues, win the 2010 USYSA National Championship... Named to the ESPN Rise High School Regional Team in (Freshman): Has played in all nine Wake Forest matches, starting eight of them... Started the year at central defense but has recently been playing in the midfield... Played the full 90 minutes in Wake s first two games against Auburn and UCF at center back... Started and played 81 minutes against UNC Greensboro... Took the first two shots of her career in a 53 minute appearance off the bench against Campbell Background Four-year letterwinner for Jason Kirkwood at Wilson Classical High School... Member of the Cal South ODP pool from Named to the ESPN Rise High School Regional Team in Played club for SoCal Blues under coach Randy Dodge... Helped her club team win the 2010 USYSA National Championship... SoCal Blues were also national finalists in 2008 and national semifinalists in Won numerous other championships in her club career, including three times winning the Blues Cup, twice winning the National League, twice winning the Surf Cup and twice winning the Far West Regional League fall season... Helped Wilson Classical High School win the CIF Southern Section, State and National Championships in Named to the Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team in 2009 and 2010 Personal Boasts a strong academic resume as she was named a distinguished scholar and an honor student... Full name is Kimberly Hailey Marshall... Born July 30, Daughter of Jim and Susan Marshall. Season/Career Highs Goals Assists Points Shots SEASON: 3, vs. Nebraska 9/9/11 CAREER: 3, vs. Nebraska, 9/9/11 Shots On Goal SEASON: 2, two times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/11/11) CAREER: 2, two times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/11/11) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES Scan for Marshall s online bio Marshall S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals marshall S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

31 Lindsey Luke 11 One of the nation s top goalkeeper recruits... Spent time with the U.S. U-18 National Team... Named a 2010 ESPN Rise High School All-American... Has quick feet and excellent reflexes freshman goalkeeper 5-10 newport Beach, calif. Corona Del Mar HS 2011 (Freshman): Did not dress for the first seven games of the season while recovering from an injury Background Three-year letterwinner for coach Brian Middleton at Corona del Mar High School... Member of the U-18 U.S. Women s National Team player pool ESPN RISE All-America Second Team... Camped with the U-18 National Team in May of Named to the 2010 NSCAA Youth All-Region Team... Had a successful club career with Slammers FC under coach George Larsen, winning the Region IV Championship three times (2005, 2007 and 2008) and the Cal South State Championship every year from Helped Slammers FC win the championship of the 2007 Nike Premier Cup and the 2007 Gothia Cup, which was held in Gothenburg, Sweden... Slammers also finished as the finalist in the 2007 USYSA National Championship... Led Corona del Mar High School to the 2009 Pacific Coast League Championship...Named First-Team All-Pacific Coast League in 2008 and 2009 and Second-Team All-CIF... Had a goals against average of for the Seakings in 2008 Personal Full name is Lindsey Marie Luke... Born Oct. 5, Daughter of Fred Luke and Melody Scott Luke... Father played football and baseball at San Jose State University. Season/Career Highs Saves Goals Allowed Scan for Luke s online bio Luke s career statistics Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Save % W L T Sho : Totals 0-0 0: LUKE S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS GA SVS W L T SHO 8/19 at Auburn - DNP - 8/21 at UCF - DNP - 8/26 at UNC Greensboro - DNP - 9/2 Connecticut - DNP - 9/4 Campbell - DNP - 9/9 vs. Loyola (Md.) - DNP - 9/11 vs. Nebraska - DNP - 9/15 Florida State - DNP - 9/18 at South Carolina - DNP- 31

32 Katie Stengel 12 A powerful forward, turned in one of the most prolific seasons in Wake Forest history as a freshman in 2010, setting new school single-season records with 16 goals and 37 points... Became the fifth player in Demon Deacon history to score a hat trick with three goals against Campbell on Sept. 4, Was named to the 2010 NSCAA All-America second team, making her the first Wake Forest freshman to take home All-America honors... Became the first Demon Deacon to be named a semifinalist for the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy... Earned numerous awards at the conference level in 2010 including All-ACC First Team, ACC Freshman of the Year and ACC All-Tournament Team... Led the Atlantic Coast Conference with a scoring clip of 0.67 goals/game in 2010, making her the first Demon Deacon to lead the league in scoring and the first freshman to do so since Finished 2010 tied as the highest-scoring freshman in Division I... Also found success off of the pitch, making the All-ACC Academic Team and the ACC Honor Roll Sophomore forward 5-8 melbourne, Fla. Viera HS 2011 (Sophomore): Scored both Wake Forest goals to lead the Deacs to a 2-0 win over No. 3 Florida State... Tacked on the Deacon s second goal in a 2-0 road triumph over South Carolina... Scored Wake Forest s first hat trick in three years against Campbell. She is the fifth different Demon Deacon to accomplish the feat... Leads the ACC with eight goals and 19 points already this season... Has scored multiple goals in three of Wake s five games... Totaled six points in Wake Forest s opening weekend wins over Auburn and UCF, netting her ACC Player of the Week, Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week and CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performer of the Week honors... Scored two goals against Auburn, including the game-winner, and also assisted on Marisa Park s opening goal... Provided the key assist on a combination play to set up Rachel Nuzzolese for Wake s only goal against UCF... Scored twice against UNC Greensboro, including a world-class volley off of a cross from Jordan Feger... Scored first-career hat trick against Campbell, netting her first two goals off of unselfish assists by Kristen Meier and her third off of a cross from Kelsey Zalimeni... Her 10 shots against the Camels are the most for an ACC player in a game this season... Scored Wake Forest s first goal against Loyola (Md.) which proved to be the game-winner... Assisted on Rachel Nuzzolese s overtime game-winner against Nebraska Career Honors/Awards 2011 MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List 2011 Soccer America Preseason All-American 3x ACC Player of the Week (9/5/10, 8/23/11, 9/20/11) TopDrawerSoccer Player of the Week (9/26/10) 3x TopDrawer Soccer Team of the Week (9/5/10, 8/22/11, 9/19/11) 2x CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performer of the Week (8/23/11, 9/21/11) NSCAA National Player of the Week (9/21/11) Soccer America National Player of the Week (9/20) 2011 Wake Forest Nike Challenge All-Tournament Team 2011 Hilton Garden Hokie Invitational All-Tournament Team 2010 NSCAA All-American (second team) 2010 TopDrawerSoccer National Rookie of the Year 2010 MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalist 2010 TopDrawerSoccer National All-Rookie Team 2010 Soccer America All-Freshman First Team 2010 First Team All-ACC 2010 ACC Freshman of the Year 2010 ACC All-Tournament Team 2010 NSCAA First Team All-Southeast Region 2010 All-ACC Academic Team 2010 ACC Honor Roll stengel S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals Season/Career Highs Goals SEASON: 3, vs Campbell (9/4/11) CAREER: 3, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) Assists SEASON: 1, three times (last vs. Nebraska, 9/11/11) CAREER: 2, vs. Clemson (9/26/10) Points SEASON: 6, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) CAREER: 6, two times (last: vs. Campbell, 9/4/11) Shots SEASON: 10, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) CAREER: 10, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) Shots On Goal SEASON: 6, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) CAREER: 6, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) GAME-WINNING GOALS SEASON: 4 CAREER: 10 MULTI-POINT GAMES SEASON: 4 CAREER: 9 Scan for Stengel s online bio STENGEL S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

33 jordan feger 14 A midfield playmaker who excels at setting up her teammates... Has added a spark off the bench in her sophomore and junior years... A tenacious ball-winner with a strong motor... Also strong academically, having made the ACC Honor Roll in each of her first three seasons at Wake Forest Senior midfielder 5-3 louisville, ky sacred heart academy 2011 (Senior): Has appeared in all nine of Wake Forest s games this season, making three starts... Had a three-point night against Loyola, Md., assisting on Katie Stengel s opening goal before scoring the Deacons final goal on a breakaway... Tied for sixth in the ACC with four assists so far this season... Had the first multi-assist game of her career with two helpers against UNC Greensboro, with Katie Stengel scoring both goals... Earned an assist on Katie Stengel s second goal against Auburn with a nice cross from the right... Played 41 minutes off the bench against UCF 2010 (Junior): Appeared in 21 games for Wake Forest this season, making three starts... Finished the year with one goal and four assists for a total of five points... Assisted on Jackie McSally s game-winning goal against Florida State in the ACC Championship quarterfinals... Made first start of the year against Maryland, assisting on Marisa Park s goal... Earned an assist on Bianca D Agostino s game-winning goal at Miami... Assisted on Marisa Park s goal against Kentucky in the ACC/SEC Challenge... Scored the game-winning goal off the bench in Wake Forest s season-opening 4-0 win over UNC Wilmington, Wake Forest s first goal of the year (Sophomore) Played in 23 games, including six starts... Scored two goals and an assist during sophomore season... Started in the midfield in regular season lid-lifter against High Point, attempting one shot... Scored first two goals of collegiate career, including the game winner, in ACC victory at Clemson... Recorded first assist of collegiate career in 3-0 victory against Florida State... Made the start in ACC Tournament quarterfinal match against Virginia Tech... Saw time in all four NCAA Tournament matches... Named to ACC Honor Roll (Freshman) Played in five games during freshman season... Made collegiate debut against Francis Marion (8/29)... Saw first playing time in a conference games against Clemson (10/12)... Scored a goal in a victory over South Carolina during the 2009 spring season... Named to ACC Honor Roll. High School/Club Team captain and MVP of high school team in High school squad won a district, regional and state title during her senior season...earned First Team All-State honors in 2007 and was named MVP of the 2007 Kentucky High School State Soccer Tournament... Scored 44 goals and was a three-year starter... Three-year member of the Kentucky ODP and was selected as a regional camp holdover in 2006 and received a regional camp invite in Seven-year member of the Javanon Soccer Club, where she helped the team to four state titles and three other appearances in the state finals... Played on high school s basketball team during her freshman and sophomore years... Named 2005 Sacred Heart Academy Freshman Athlete of the Year. Personal Born December 2, Daughter of Tim and Michelle Feger... Majoring in elementary education with a minor in environmental studies. Season/Career Highs Goals SEASON: 1, vs. Loyola(Md.) (9/9/11) CAREER: 2, at Clemson (10/4/09) Assists SEASON: 2, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) CAREER: 2, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) Points SEASON: 3, vs. Loyola (Md.) (9/9/11) CAREER: 4, at Clemson (10/4/09) Shots SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Nebraska), 9/11/11) CAREER: 3, at Clemson (10/4/09) Shots On Goal SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Nebraska), 9/11/11) CAREER: 2, at Clemson (10/4/09) GAME-WINNING GOALS CAREER: 2 MULTI-POINT GAMES SEASON: 2 CAREER: 3 Career Honors/Awards 3x ACC Honor Roll (2009, 2010, 2011) 2011 Hilton Garden Hokie Invitational All-Tournament Team Feger S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals Scan for Feger s online bio Feger S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

34 Marisa Park 15 A crafty technical player who can break defenders down 1 v 1... Can play either at forward or on the wing... Spent most of 2010 providing fresh legs off the bench, but played her way into the starting lineup for the NCAA Tournament with a strong performance in the ACC Tournament, making the All-Tournament Team... Tied for the team lead with five assists in 2010 Junior midfielder 5-3 great falls, va. langley hs 2011 (Junior): Has appeared in eight games this season for Wake Forest, starting four of them... Scored Wake Forest s first goal of the 2011 campaign with a ninth-minute strike against Auburn... Played 74 minutes of the Deacons win over UCF and 47 minutes in Wake s victory over UNC Greensboro 2010 (Sophomore): Appeared in 23 games for Wake Forest, making 10 starts... Had the best season of her young career, finishing with three goals and five assists for a total of 11 points... Named to 2010 ACC All-Tournament Team after totalling two assists in the event... Earned her second assist of the ACC Championship on Jackie McSally s goal against North Carolina in the semifinals... Assisted on Bianca D Agostino s opening goal against Florida State in the ACC Championship quarterfinals... Scored her third goal of the season against No. 6 Maryland, helping the Deacs to a 2-1 win... Recorded a career-high three-point game against Virginia Tech, scoring the Deacons first goal in the 3-3 tie as well as assisting on Kristen Meier s goal... Assisted on Katie Stengel s game-winning goal at High Point... Scored the Deacons second goal against Kentucky in the ACC/SEC Challenge (Freshman) Played in 18 games during freshman season and recorded an assist... Made collegiate debut against High Point in regular season opener and narrowly missed a goal, hitting the crossbar in the second half... Earned first point of collegiate career against UNC-Wilmington, assisting on a second-half goal... Played in eight conference matches during regular season... Entered as a reserve in three of Wake Forest s four NCAA Tournament matches... Named to ACC Honor Roll. High School/Club Earned All-District honors during her sophomore and junior seasons and also received team Most Valuable Player accolades following her junior season... Finished the 2007 season tied for second on the team in goals... Club team, RFC United, was a State Cup finalist in Also played basketball for one season... Scholar Athlete from Member of the National Honor Society, the Japanese Honor Society and the History Honor Society. Personal Born on August 25, 1991 in Alexandria, Va.... Daughter of Randy and Mavee Park. Season/Career Highs Goals SEASON: 1, at Auburn (8/19/11) CAREER: 1, four times (last: at Auburn, 8/19/11) Assists CAREER: 1, four times (last: vs. North Carolina, 11/5/10) Points SEASON: 2, at Auburn (8/19/11) CAREER: 3, at Virginia Tech (10/10/10) Shots SEASON: 3, vs. Loyola (Md.) (9/9/11) CAREER: 3, five times (last: vs. Loyola (Md.), 9/9/11) Shots On Goal SEASON: 1, four times (last: vs. Loyola (Md.), 9/9/11) CAREER: 2, vs. NC State (10/7/09) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES CAREER: 1 Scan for Park s online bio Career Honors/Awards 2010 All-ACC Tournament Team 2x ACC Honor Roll (2010, 2011) Park S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals park S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State -DNP- 9/18 at South Carolina 1/

35 india winford 17 Can play either on the wing or at the forward position... Possesses breakaway speed that can lead attacks on the outside... Transferred from Charlotte prior to her sophomore season... Made 22 appearances for the Demon Deacons in 2010, playing her way into the starting lineup at the end of the season Junior forward 5-4 winston-salem, n.c. Univ. of Charlotte 2011 (Junior): Has appeared with seven games for Wake Forest, making two starts... Returned to play 13 minutes against Campbell after missing the previous two games with a concussion... Provided fresh legs off the bench in the Deacons games against Auburn and UCF... Played 30 minutes against the Knights, putting two shots on target 2010 (Sophomore): Played in 22 games for Wake Forest, including seven starts... Buried her penalty kick shootout attempt to help Wake Forest advance over North Carolina in the ACC Championship... Played in every ACC and postseason game for the Deacs...Made first collegiate start against NC State on 10/7/10... Tied a career high with two shots against Miami on 10/10... Saw first action as a Demon Deacon in the season opener at UNC Wilmington 2009 (at Charlotte): Played in 18 matches for 49ers... Scored three goals and one assist... Named to Atlantic 10 All-Championship Team... Scored winning goal in 2-1 win vs. Fordham in A-10 semifinal. Background: Helped RJ Reynolds to a No. 3 ranking in the final 4A poll in As a freshman and sophomore, played an integral role in helping Reynolds win the Region Championship... Scored 33 goals in her career, including 15 goals as a sophomore in A three-time NSCAA All-Region selection, as well as, a three-time team MVP... As a junior, she earned All-State honors after recording 11 goals with seven assists... Played on the North Carolina State ODP team for two years... Missed her senior season with an injury. Personal: Born December 20, Daughter of Latrina Winford and Connell Cuthbertson. Season/Career Highs Goals Assists Points Shots SEASON: 2, at UCF (8/21/11) CAREER: 2, two times (last at UCF, 8/21/11) Shots On Goal SEASON: 2, at UCF (8/21/11) CAREER: 2, at UCF (8/21/11) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES Scan for Winford s online bio winford S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals winford S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro - DNP - 9/2 Connecticut - DNP - 9/4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

36 alisha woodson 19 A tall outside back who also presents an attacking threat going forward... Steady defender who stays calm under pressure... Started all 24 games for Wake Forest last season... Height makes her a dangerous threat on attacking set pieces... Was called up to the U.S. U-23 National Team in May Junior defender 5-10 wake forest, n.c. wake forest-rolesville HS 2011 (Junior): Recorded her first assist of the season against Florida State... Has set a new career-high with two goals this season... Scored the second goal of her career off a corner kick in Wake Forest s 2-1 loss to Connecticut... Scored Wake Forest s first goal against Nebraska, scoring on a rebound after a corner kick... Has started all seven games of the 2011 season... Started at outside back in Wake Forest s games against Auburn, UCF and UNC Greensboro... Recorded one shot on goal against the Tigers and one shot against the Knights (Sophomore): Started all 24 games for the Demon Deacons this season... Notched the first points of her career, finishing the year with one goal and one assist... Played mostly at centerback, but also saw some time in the midfield... Part of a Wake Forest back line that recorded four shutouts (at UNC Wilmington, vs. Kentucky, vs. Clemson and vs. San Diego)... Scored her first career goal in the 89th minute against Villanova to tie the game at Assisted on Marisa Park s goal against Kentucky in the ACC/SEC Challenge 2009 (Freshman): Played in 16 games and made 15 starts during freshman season... Earned a start in first collegiate regular season match against High Point and attempted one shot... Started at UNC Greensboro, but only played six minutes, after injuring ankle early in the game... Forced to sit out the eight matches following the UNC Greensboro match due to a high ankle sprain... Returned to the lineup against Duke, attempting one shot in 50 minutes of action... After missing eight games due to injury, played in final 14 games of the season, including 13 starts... Started in all four NCAA Tournament games. High School/Club Twice named to the all-conference team and also earned all-region honors two times... Named All-State in Member of the 2006 Super Y ODP All-Star Team... Participated at 2006 adidas ESP camp... Named to Top Drawer Soccer s Player to Watch List in Selected by Region III coaches to attend Mediterranean International Cup in Barcelona, Spain in Member of CASL Elite club team that won the 2007 USYS Region III Premier League East Division NC USYS State Cup semifinalist... Member of the National Society of High School Scholars since Nominated to represent high school as a school nominee for the 2008 Governor s School of North Carolina. Personal Born on June 14, 1991, in San Diego, Calif.... Daughter of Olga Burris. Season/Career Highs Goals SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/11/11) CAREER: 1, three times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/2/11) Assists SEASON: 1, vs. Florida State (9/15/11) SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Florida State, 9/15/11) Points SEASON: 2, two times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/11/11) CAREER: 2, two times (last: vs. Nebraska, 9/2/11) Shots SEASON: 2, vs. Connecticut CAREER: 3, vs. West Virginia (11/15/09) Shots On Goal SEASON: 2, vs. Connecticut (9/2/11) CAREER: 2, vs. Connecticut (9/2/11) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES Scan for Woodson s online bio woodson S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals woodson S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

37 caralee keppler 20 Tenacious defender who doesn t back down from a challenge... Spent her freshman season at West Virginia before transferring to Wake Forest... Played her way into a starting role for the Demon Deacons from Day One... Missed the end of the 2010 season with an ankle injury, making only a brief return in the Deacs final NCAA Tournament game against UC Irvine Junior defender 5-7 rockville centre, N.Y West virginia 2011 (Junior): Started eight of Wake Forest s games this season in the back line... Has helped the Deacons record shutouts against UCF, UNC Greensboro and Campbell... Played 66 minutes against Auburn and 90 minutes against UCF... Made a 69 minute appearance against UNC Greensboro, taking her first shot of the season (Sophomore) Played in 16 games for Wake Forest, including 15 starts... Totalled one goal and two points... Member of Wake Forest back line that recorded shutouts of UNC Wilmington, Kentucky and Clemson... Missed seven games following the Virignia game with a high ankle sprain... Returned to come off the bench in Wake Forest s NCAA Tournament second round game against UC Irvine... Scored the Demon Deacons first goal against LSU off a corner kick in the ACC/SEC Challenge... Named to ACC/SEC Challenge All-Tournament Team 2009 (Freshman at West Virginia): Graduated high school early and enrolled at West Virginia in January As a freshman, played in 12 matches, starting 11 while battling injuries... Scored winning goal in 1-0 win vs. #9 Rutgers in Big East quarterfinal. Background: Did not play high school soccer, opting to play club with the Rockville Centre Tornadoes... Guided club team to the state cup finals in 2007 and 2008 for Region I... Played ODP for the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association for two seasons... Was a standout softball and track performer for Oceanside High, earning all-conference honors in track with a school record 300-meter time of Excelled in softball, earning all-conference and all-county recognition. Personal: Born August 7, Daughter of Don and Caron Keppler. Season/Career Highs Goals CAREER: 1, vs. LSU (9/13/10) Assists Points CAREER: 2, vs. LSU (9/13/10) Shots CAREER: 1, three times (last: vs. Campbell, 9/4/11) CAREER: 1, eight times (last: vs. Connecticut, 8/26/11) Shots On Goal CAREER: 1, three times (last: vs. NC State, 10/7/10) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES Scan for Caralee s online bio keppler S career wake forest statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals keppler S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina - DNP - 37

38 jackie logue 21 Skilled defender who also provides an attacking dynamic down the flanks... Captain of the 2011 Demon Deacons after serving as co-captain in Earned NSCAA All-Southeast Region honors in Has played in every game since arriving at Wake Forest, starting all but three of them... A strong performer in the classroom as well, boasting one of the highest GPAs on the team... Named to the 2010 ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-District Second Team and the 2009 and 2010 All-ACC Academic Teams Junior defender 5-8 mount laurel, n.j. bishop eustace prep 2011 (Junior): Appeared in all nine of Wake Forest s games this year, starting six of them... Notched first point of the season with a secondary assist on Katie Stengel s game-winning goal against Campbell... Helped the Deacs record shutouts over UCF, UNC Greensboro and Campbell (Sophomore): Started all 24 of Wake Forest s games... Selected to the ESPN Academic All-District Second Team... Ranked No. 72 on TopDrawerSoccer s List of Upperclassmen to watch... Assisted on Jackie McSally s second goal against Florida State in the ACC Championship semifinals... Had her first career multi-point game in Wake Forest s 2-1 win over NC State, assisting on Kristen Meier s goal before scoring the game-winning goal in overtime... Played 67 minutes at defense in Wake Forest s 4-0 shutout of Clemson... Assisted on Katie Stengel s game-winning goal against Kentucky in the ACC/SEC Challenge... Notched an assist in Wake Forest s 4-0 win over UNC Wilmington... Unleashed a career-high four shots against Villanova on 9/12... Put a career-best two shots on frame against South Carolina 2009 (Freshman) Played in all 24 games of rookie season, including 22 starting appearances... Scored a goal and added two assists on the season... Member of defense that posted a school record 15 shutouts during the 2009 season... Selected to All-ACC Freshman Team... Had an impressive collegiate debut against High Point, attempting two shots, including one shot on goal... Made first collegiate start against UNC-Wilmington, attempting a shot... Assisted on Allie Sadow s game-winning goal at NC State for first collegiate assist... Scored first collegiate goal in 2-0 win against Miami... Recorded second assist of the season in NCAA Tournament second round win against West Virginia... Named to ACC Honor Roll. High School/Club Served as team captain during senior season and led the team in goals with 10 as a defender... Three-time first-team all-conference honoree... Named South Jersey Defender of the Year and first team All-South Jersey by the Courier Post... Twice named to the All-State team by the Newark Star Ledger... Named Team MVP following the 2007 and 2008 seasons... Four year member of the New Jersey state team in the Olympic Development Program... Team won the ODP National Championship in Recognized as a outstanding player in ODP National Championship by Top Drawer Soccer... Has traveled to Italy and Russia with the Region 1 ODP Team... Member of the National Honor Society. Personal Born on August 26, 1991, in Camden, N.J.... Daughter of Andrew and Diane Logue. Season/Career Highs Goals CAREER: 1, two times (last: vs. NC State, 10/7/10) Assists SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Florida State, 9/15/11) CAREER: 1, eight times (last: vs. Florida State, 9/15/11) Points SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Florida State, 9/15/11) CAREER: 3, vs. NC State (10/7/10) Shots SEASON: 3, vs. Loyola (Md.) (9/9/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Villanova (9/12/10) Shots On Goal SEASON: 2, two times (last: vs. Loyola (Md.), 9/9/11) CAREER: 2, two times (last: vs. Loyola (Md.), 9/9/11) GAME-WINNING GOALS CAREER: 1 MULTI-POINT GAMES CAREER: 1 Career Honors/Awards Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week (9/19/11) 2010 NSCAA All-Southeast Region Third Team 2010 ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-District Second Team 2x All-ACC Academic Team (2009, 2010) 2x ACC Honor Roll ( , ) logue S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals logue S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/

39 Kelsey Zalimeni 23 A powerful player who is returning to the field in 2011 after missing all of 2010 while recovering from a torn ACL... Can play either at defender or in the defensive midfield... Has terrific touch on the ball that makes her capable of delivering pinpoint crosses and good service on set pieces. Sophomore defender 5-7 Mebane, n.c. Durham Academy 2011 (Sophomore): Has appeared in six games for Wake Forest this season and has scored the first four points of her career... Earned her first-career start against Connecticut... Scored the first goal of her career against UNC Greensboro, heading a cross from Jessica Mandarich in at the back post... Made Wake Forest debut in season opener at Auburn, delivering a perfect cross into the box to set up a Jackie McSally goal... Picked up her second assist of the year against Campbell, delivering a perfect cross that Katie Stengel headed into the net 2010 (Freshman): Missed entire season while recovering from a knee injury. Background: Played first two years of high school at Western Alamance HS, before transferring to Durham Academy for junior and senior seasons... Named to All-State, All-Region and All-Conference team... Member of North Carolina Olympic Development Program 91 team from Club team, Triangle FC, was state champions in 2008 and semifinalists at Region III regionals in Member of back-to-back national championship team with Super-Y U20 league team... Named a Scholar All-American in 2009 and member of National Honor Society. Personal: Born on December 27, Daughter of Laura Daughtry and Bob Zalimeni Season/Career Highs Goals SEASON: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) CAREER: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) Assists SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Campbell, 9/4/11) CAREER: 1, two times (last: vs. Campbell, 9/4/11) Points SEASON: 2, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) CAREER: 2, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) Shots SEASON: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) CAREER: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) Shots On Goal SEASON: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) CAREER: 1, at UNC Greensboro (8/26/11) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES Scan for Kelsey s online bio Career Honors/Awards ACC Honor Roll ( ) Zalimeni S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att DNP (inj.) Totals zalimeni S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF - DNP - 8/26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska - DNP - 9/15 Florida State - DNP - 9/18 at South Carolina 1/

40 Kristen Meier 26 Quick midfielder who uses her speed to lead attacks down the wing... High-energy player with a strong motor... One of the best distributors on the team Junior midfielder 5-6 alpharetta, ga. marist School 2011 (Junior): Started Wake Forest s first seven matches of the year... Has shattered her previous career-high with 5 assists this season... Tied for second in the ACC in assists... Posted the first multi-point game of her career against Campbell, delivering two unselfish assists to help Katie Stengel score a hat trick... Earned an assist on Katie Stengel s game-winning goal against Auburn... Provided the secondary assist on Kelsey Zalimeni s goal against UNC Greensboro... Assisted on Lee Page s goal against Nebraska... Named to the Wake Forest Nike Challenge All-Tournament Team 2010 (Sophomore): Appeared in 21 games for Wake Forest, including 20 starts... Had the best season of her young career, notching two goals and two assists for a total of six points... Found the back of the net for Wake Forest s third goal in the Deacs 3-3 tie with Virginia Tech... Scored her first career goal off of a corner kick against NC State... Earned an assist against Clemson when her through ball set up Katie Stengel for a breakaway goal... Assisted on Casey Luckhurst s goal against East Carolina... Missed last three regular-season games with an ankle injury... Set career-highs for shots (3) and shots on goal (2) against Virginia Tech... Versatile player who saw time at defender, midfielder and forward this season (Freshman) Played in 19 games, including 11 starts, during freshman season... Made collegiate debut against High Point, entering the game as a substitute... Earned first start of college career against East Carolina, attempting a shot, which was on goal... Recorded first assist of collegiate career on Kaley Fountain s goal in win at Maryland... Played in nine of 10 ACC regular season matches... Also saw playing time in two NCAA Tournament games, including a start in second round match against West Virginia... Named to ACC Honor Roll. High School/Club Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Marist HS... High school team won the 2008 Georgia 4A Soccer State Championship... Named 2008 Georgia Soccer Coaches Association 4A Player of the Year... Club team, Tophat Soccer Club, won state championships in 2006 and 2007 and were runner-up in Team was the 2008 Region III East Premier League champions, finishing the season undefeated... Also earned four letters in basketball and one in softball... Currently serving as team captain for the basketball team during the season... Softball team won the 2008 Georgia 4A State Championship... Member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society. Personal Born on February 8, 1991, in Syracuse, N.Y.... Daughter of Richard and Janice Meier. Season/Career Highs Goals CAREER: 1, two times (last: at Virginia Tech, 10/14/10) Assists SEASON: 2, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) CAREER: 2, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) Points CAREER: 2, vs. Campbell (9/4/11) CAREER: 2, three times (last: vs. Campbell, 9/4/11) Shots SEASON: 2, vs. Loyola (Md.) (9/9/11) CAREER: 3, at Virginia Tech (10/14/10) Shots On Goal SEASON: 1, four times (last: vs. Nebraska) 9/11/11) CAREER: 2, at Virginia Tech (10/14/10) GAME-WINNING GOALS MULTI-POINT GAMES SEASON: 1 CAREER: 1 Scan for Kristen s online bio Career Honors/Awards 2011 Wake Forest Nike Challenge All-Tournament Team meier S career statistics Season GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Totals meier S 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS S SOG G A P GWG 8/19 at Auburn 1/ /21 at UCF 1/ /26 at UNC Greensboro 1/ /2 Connecticut 1/ /4 Campbell 1/ /9 vs. Loyola (Md.) 1/ /11 vs. Nebraska 1/ /15 Florida State 1/ /18 at South Carolina 1/