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1 Idaho State Soccer Three-Time Big Sky Conference Champions Three NCAA College Cup Bids Idaho State Quick Facts Conference: Big Sky Home Field (Capacity): Davis Field (6,000) Head Coach: Mark Salisbury ( ) 2004 Team Record: Conference Record: 2-3-1, 5th Place 2005 Schedule/Results Day Date Opponent Result/Time Fri. 8/20 Rocky Mtn. (Exh.) W, 6-0 Fri. 8/26 Washington State L, 1-2 Sun. 8/28 Gonzaga L, 0-2 Fri. 9/2 Long Beach State L, 0-1 Sun. 9/4 CS Northridge L, 0-5 Thurs. 9/8 Utah Valley State W, 2-0 Sun. 9/11 Idaho 1:00 p.m. Thurs. 9/15 Southern Utah 5:00 p.m. Sat. 9/17 Utah State 1:00 p.m. Wed. 9/21 Boise State 5:00 p.m. Sun. 9/25 Rice Noon Fri. 9/30 Air Force 7:00 p.m. Sun. 10/2 Northern Colorado 11:00 a.m. Fri. 10/7 *Portland State 3:00 p.m. Sat. 10/15 *Weber State 1:00 p.m. Friday 10/21 *Montana 3:00 p.m. Sunday 10/23 *Eastern Washington Noon Thurs. 10/27 *Sacramento State 3:00 p.m. Sat. 10/29 *Northern Arizona Noon Th-Sat. 11/3-5 *Big Sky Tournament TBA * denotes Big Sky Conference game # denotes Governor s Cup game &denotes Pacific Tournament, Stockton, CA Bold denotes home game Home games at Davis Field (3,000 capacity) Idaho State vs. Idaho M A T C H # 6 vs. Idaho (2-2-0) Sunday, Sept. 11 1:00 p.m. MT Davis Field: Pocatello, ID Series Information Idaho leads Sept. 17, Idaho: UI 2, ISU 1 Sept. 14, ISU: ISU 1, UI 1 Quickly: Idaho State hosts Idaho today in a Governor s Cup match at Davis Field. The Bengals look for their second win of the season after defeating Utah Valley 2-0 on Thursday evening. Today s matchup marks the seventh time the two teams have met with Idaho leading the series The lone win for ISU over the Vandals was a 2-0 shutout during the 2000 season at Davis Field. Bengals Down Wolverines 2-0: Natalie Graham scored on a penalty kick and Lacey Pearson put in a score off an ISU corner kick as Idaho State scored two first half goals to defeat Utah Valley State 2-0 Thursday evening at Davis Field. Idaho State struck in the 20th minute when a foul inside the box gave Graham ISU s first penalty kick of the season. The sophomore forward put it over the head of Utah Valley keeper Jessica Clement for the score. The Bengals scored 16 minutes later in the 36th minute when Kilee Quigley sent an ISU corner kick into the box to Chelsea Cox, who one touched the ball to Pearson for her first collegiate goal. Senior Esther Toronto led the Bengals in goal, recording a shutout win with eight saves Big Sky Standings Team Overall Big Sky Pts Sacramento State Weber State Portland State E. Washington Idaho State Northern Arizona Montana ISU Soccer on the Air... All Idaho State Soccer home games can be heard live on KISU 91.1 FM radio. The live broadcast is also available on the About the Bengals: Idaho State s Michelle Okumura, Lacey Pearson, and Natalie Graham have all scored goals for the Bengals this season, while Kilee Quigley, Chelsea Cox, and Kim Crosbie have each tallied assists this year. The team is after defeating Utah Valley 2-0 on Thursday for the teams first win. The team has used three goalkeepers this season. Esther Toronto leads the three keepers with no goals allowed, a shutout, and eight saves. About Idaho: The Vandals are 2-2 on the year after defeating undefeated Northern Colorado 2-1 Friday in Moscow. The team has scored four goals this season, all by different individuals. Idaho opened the season with a 1-0 overtime loss to Washington state before defeating Portland State 1-0. The team then dropped a 4-1 decision at No. 22 Utah before defeating Northern Colorado 2-1. web at Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes 1

2 IDAHO STATE SOCCER Mark Salisbury Mark Salisbury (Minnesota 92) enters his first season at the helm of the ISU soccer team after six seasons as the head coach at Central Michigan. Salisbury is the just the second coach in the history of the ISU program The Mark Salisbury File Coaching Experience: Missouri-Rolla, : Coached both the men s and women s teams... Compiled a overall record. Central Michigan, : Compiled a overall record... Led team to finals of conference tournament championship during 2001 season. Wife: Lynn Children: Keaghan (3) Mark Salisbury Year-by-Year Head Coach Missouri-Rolla Head Coach Central Michigan Overall Conf Year School W L T W L T Finish 1995 Missouri-Rolla (M) Missouri-Rolla (M) Missouri-Rolla (M) Missouri-Rolla (M) Totals Missouri-Rolla (W) Missouri-Rolla (W) Missouri-Rolla (W) Missouri-Rolla (W) Totals Central Michigan Tenth 1999 Central Michigan Second 2000 Central Michigan T-Third 2001 Central Michigan Fourth 2002 Central Michigan Eighth 2003 Central Michigan T-Fifth Central Michigan Totals Idaho State Idaho State Head Coach Totals Idaho State s Record When All-Time At Home On the Road At Neutral Site vs. Big Sky Opponents vs. Non-Conference Overtime Home Record Overtime Road Record Overtime Neutral Overall Overtime Record When Scoring First Goal Opponent Scores First Goal Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime In August In September In October In November Idaho State Single-Game Highs INDIVIDUAL HIGHS TEAM HIGHS Points Points... 6 (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) 2... Michelle Okumura (8/26 vs. Wash. St.) Goals... 2 (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) 2... Natalie Graham (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) Assists... 2 (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) 2... Lacey Pearson (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) Shots (Three times) Goals Shots on Goal... 5 (Two times) 1... Michelle Okumura (8/26 vs. Wash. St.) Saves... 7 (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) 1... Natalie Graham (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) Fouls (Two times) 1... Lacey Pearson (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) Corner Kicks... 5 (8/26 vs. Wash. St.) Shots 3... Lacey Pearson (9/8/05 vs. Utah Valley) Saves 7... Esther Tornonto (9/8 vs. Utah Valley) 5... Lyndsay Gensler (9/2 vs. Long Beach) Quoting the Coach... On Opening the Season against Top-Caliber Competition: The best reason to play games like that is to see what you need to improve. Of course we want to get results as well, but at this stage of the season I would rather know our strengths and weaknesses than have lots of padded stats. On This Week s Matches: This next weekend is huge for us because our opponents are local rivals. We have to step up and demonstrate that we are getting better by taking the next step in the process and get results Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes

3 General Information Name of School...Idaho State University City/Zip... Pocatello, ID Founded Enrollment... 13, 263 Nickname... Bengals School Colors... Black and Orange Home Field (Capacity)... Davis Field (6,000) Conference... Big Sky Affiliation... NCAA I President...Dr. Richard L. Bowen Alma Mater, Yr.... Augustana, 1957 Athletic Director... Paul Bubb Athletic Dept. Phone Ticket Office Phone FANS Coaching Staff Head Coach... Mark Salisbury Alma Mater, Year... Minnesota, 1992 Record at School (years) , Second Year Career Record (years) , 11th Year Office Phone Best Time of Day to Reach Coach...Mornings Assistant Coache... Amanda Fox (Oregon, 2000) Trainer...Jodi Wotowey History First Year of Soccer Overall All-Time Record Times in NCAATournament/Last...3/2003 Last NCAA Opponent... Brigham Young Sports Information Asst. AD for Media Relations...Frank Mercogliano SID Office Phone Home Phone mercfran@isu.edu Soccer SID... Jason Erickson Office Phone Home Phone Cell Phone ericjaso@isu.edu SID Fax Press Box Phone SID Mailing Address... Holt Arena P.O. Box 8173 Pocatello, ID Overnight Address... Holt Arena 550 Memorial Drive, Suite 1 Pocatello, ID Media Information Radio Station... KISU 91.1 FM Radio Contact Person... Jerry Miller Address... ISU Student Union Pocatello, ID Phone Play-by-Play Announcer... Frank Spaeth Colour Announcer... Frank Mercogliano IDAHO STATE SOCCER 2005 Idaho State Numerical Women s Soccer Roster No. Name Position Height Class Exp, Hometown (HS/Previous School) 0 Maren Eves GK 5-10 So. 1VL Sandy, UT (Alta HS) 1 Lyndsay Gensler GK 6-1 Jr. TR Las Vegas, NV (St. Louis/Bonanza HS) 2 Natalie Graham F 5-5 So. 1VL Orem, UT (Mountain View HS) 3 Stephanie Anderson MF/F 5-4 Sr. 3VL Provo, UT (Timpview HS) 4 Chantal Kim F/MF 5-6 Jr. 2VL Littleton, CO (Heritage HS) 5 Kim Crosbie F 5-7 Fr. HS Providence, UT (Mountain Crest HS) 7 Ashli Kimenker D 5-4 Sr. 3VL Las Vegas, NV (Centennial HS) 9 Elizabeth Roberts D 5-7 So. 1VL Pocatello, ID (Weber State) 10 Michelle Okumura MF 5-6 So. 1VL Sandy, UT (Hillcrest HS) 11 Jill Christofferson MF 5-8 So. 1VL Boise, ID (Bishop Kelly HS) 12 Jana Davis F 5-3 Fr. HS Provo, UT (Provo HS) 13 Jenny Ford F 5-2 Fr. HS Sandy, UT (Bingham HS) 14 Anastasia Katsilometes MF 5-4 So. 1VL Pocatello, ID (Century HS) 15 Kilee Quigley MF 5-7 Fr. HS Murray, UT (Cottonwood HS) 16 Tia Peterson F 5-6 Jr. 2VL Blackfoot, ID (Blackfoot HS) 17 Jennifer Loo D 5-8 Jr. 2VL Mililani, HI (Mililani HS) 18 Kalie McGuire D 6-0 Fr. HS Las Vegas, NV (Palo Verde HS) 19 Chelsea Cox MF 5-3 Fr. HS Bountiful, UT (Bountiful HS) 20 Carlie Tobiason MF 5-9 Sr. 3VL Boise, ID (Bishop Kelly HS) 21 Esther Toronto GK 5-7 Sr. 2VL Mesa, AZ (Scottsdale CC) 22 Lacey Pearson F 5-2 Fr. TR Pocatello, ID (Brigham Young/Pocatello HS) 23 Jamie Hatfield MF 5-8 Fr. HS Mapleton, UT (Springville HS) ROSTER BREAKDOWN By Year... Seniors (4) Stephanie Anderson Ashli Kimenker Carlie Tobiason Esther Tornonto Juniors (4) Lyndsay Gensler Chantal Kim Tia Peterson Jennifer Loo Sophomores (6) Maren Eves Natalie Graham Elizabeth Roberts Michelle Okumura Jill Christofferson Anastasia Katsilometes Freshmen (8) Kim Crosbie Jana Davis Jenny Ford Kilee Quigley Kalie McGuire Chelsea Cox Lacey Pearson Jamie Hatfield By State... Utah (10) Stephanie Anderson Chelsea Cox Kim Crosbie Jana Davis Maren Eves Jenny Ford Natalie Graham Jamie Hatfield Michelle Okumura Kilee Quigley Idaho (6) Jill Christofferson Anastasia Katsilometes Lacey Pearson Tia Peterson Elizabeth Roberts Carlie Tobiason Nevada (3) Lyndsay Gensler Ashli Kimenker kalie McGuire Arizona (1) Esther Toronto Colorado (1) Chantal Kim Hawaii (1) Jennifer Loo By Height Lyndsay Gensler 6-0 Kalie McGuire 5-10 Maren Eves 5-9 Carlie Tobiason 5-8 Jill Christofferson Jamie Hatfield Jennifer Loo 5-7 Kim Crosbie Kilee Quigley Elizabeth Roberts Esther Toronto 5-6 Chantal Kim Michelle Okumura Tia Peterson 5-5 Natalie Graham 5-4 Stephanie Anderson Anastasia Katsilometes Ashli Kimenker 2005 Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes Jana Davis Chelsea Cox 5-2 Jenny Ford Lacey Pearson

4 Did You Know: While Idaho State started the season with four straight losses, the team has been four games under.500 before. Idaho State was during the 2003 season, but then rattled off seven straight, including a win over 14th-ranked Utah in the first round of the NCAA College Cup. Idaho State. Michelle Okumura Named Big Sky Player of the Week: Michelle Okumura was named the Big Sky Conference Offensive Soccer Player of the Week after scoring Idaho State's goal in a 2-1 loss to Pac-10 opponent Washington State and leading the Bengals in shots over two games last week, the league office announced. Okumura, a sophomore from Sandy, Utah, scored the Bengals' lone goal of the week for Idaho State. The midfielder led the squad with three shots over two games, including two on goal. Big Crowds: Idaho State played in front of 616 fans at Davis Field on Aug. 26 against Washington State. The game marks the sixth time that the Bengals have played in front of a home crowd of more than 600 people. The largest crowd ever assembled at Davis Field for an ISU soccer game was during the 2001 season when 926 ISU soccer fans showed up for the Weber State game. Bengal Recruiting Class Ranked Number One by Soccer Buzz Magazine: The Idaho State women's soccer team's incoming class has been ranked as the top recruiting class in the Big Sky Conference by Soccer Buzz Magazine. ISU was ranked first by the publication, followed by Sacramento State in second, and Northern Arizona third. Weber State was ranked fourth, Montana fifth, Portland State sixth, and Eastern Washington's recruiting class was picked seventh. The publication gives coach Salisbury credit for recruiting some of the top players in the state of Utah and Nevada. The second-year head coach was also credited for landing all-state high school athletes who are able to contribute right away. ISU's nine newcomers will join 13 veterans from last year's team. ISU Picked Sixth in Preseason Coaches Poll : The Idaho State women's soccer team was predicted to finish sixth this season according to the Big Sky Conference preseason coaches poll released Thursday by the league office. Portland State was picked to win the Big Sky this season. The Vikings received 27 points with one first place vote. PSU will be led by first-year coach Tim Bennett in Montana and Weber State tied for second with 25 points and two first place votes each. The Wildcats return 14 lettermen and eight starters from last season's Big Sky Tournament championship team. Eastern Washington was fourth with 24 points and a first place vote. Northern Arizona was predicted to finish fifth with 22 points and one first place vote, while ISU was sixth with 14 points. Sacramento State received 11 points to take the seventh spot. NOTES Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes

5 PHOTO ROSTER Maren Eves So., GK (Sandy, UT) Lyndsay Gensler Jr., GK (Las Vegas, NV) Natalie Graham So., F (Orem, UT) Stephanie Anderson Sr., MF/F (Provo, UT) Chantal Kim Jr., F/MF (Littleton, CO) Kim Crosbie Fr., F (Providence, UT) Ashli Kimenker Sr., D (Las Vegas, NV) Elizabeth Roberts So., D (Pocatello, ID) Michelle Okumura So., MF (Sandy, UT) Jill Christofferson So., MF/D (Boise, ID) Jana Davis Fr., F (Provo, UT) Jenny Ford Fr., F (Sandy, UT) Anastasia Katsilometes So., MF (Pocatello, ID) Kilee Quigley Fr., MF (Murray, UT) Tia Peterson Jr., F (Blackfoot, ID) Jennifer Loo Jr., D/MF (Mililani, HI) Kalie McGuire Fr., D (Las Vegas, NV) Chelsea Cox Fr., MF (Bountiful, UT) Carlie Tobiason Sr., MF (Boise, ID) Esther Toronto Sr., GK (Mesa, AZ) Lacey Pearson Fr., F (Pocatello, ID) Jamie Hatfield Fr., MF (Mapleton, UT) 2005 Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes 5

6 Idaho State 6, Rocky Mountain 0 (Exhibition) The Idaho State women's soccer team scored three goals in the first period and three more in the second to secure a 6-0 shutout over Rocky Mountain College in an exhibition game in front of nearly 500 Bengal fans Saturday afternoon in Idaho Falls. Freshman Jenny Ford, playing in her first collegiate soccer game, was first to put the Bengals on the scoreboard. Tia Peterson made a nice cross pass from the right side to an open Ford, who snuck in a shot past the defender for the score in the 28th minute. ISU got on the board again just 10 minutes later in the 38th minute when Michelle Okumura lobbed a pass over two defenders and into the feet of Stephanie Anderson, who then fired a shot past the Rocky Mountain keeper. Peterson helped the Bengals take a 3-0 lead into halftime after she broke loose down the right side of the field and passed a couple of defenders and shot and scored in the 40th minute. The goal was unassisted. Natalie Graham kept the Bengals going in the second period when she took a Jill Christofferson pass and put it past RMC keeper Kasey Fisher in the 58th minute. It was the first of two goals for Graham on the day. The sophomore forward also scored an unassisted goal in the 75th minute. Jennifer Loo scored the fifth goal for ISU, putting a shot in the back of the net in the 69th minute. Loo rebounded the ball after a shot by teammate Jana Davis was deflected. ISU's defense had a solid day, allowing just two shots on the day. The Bengals controlled the ball for the majority of the day. Sophomore Maren Eves played the first 36 minutes of the game. Eves saved two shots on the day, including a point-blank range leaping save. Lyndsay Gensler played just over 26 minutes in the box, while Esther Toronto played nearly 28 minutes. ISU tallied 22 shots on the game, including 18 on goal. The Bengals held RMC to just two shots. The team collected eight corner kicks to RMC's one. Washington State 2, Idaho State 1 Idaho State lost by just a couple of inches Friday afternoon after a Jana Davis shot, which would have tied the game 2-2, nearly cleared the goal line before being kicked out by a WSU defender in the 82nd minute. Instead, Idaho State fell 2-1 to Washington State in the team s home opener at Davis Field. The Bengals fall to on the season, while Washington State begins the season at The loss is the first home-opening loss for Idaho State since the program s inception in The Bengals were also just inches away from a goal in the seventh minute when Kilee Quigley took a shot from about 30 yards out. Quigley s shot got over the head of WSU keeper Katie Hultin and bounced off the bottom of the upper crossbar and back into play. Washington State got on the scoreboard early when Molly Alexander put in a shot passed ISU s Maren Eves. Alix Rustrum assisted on the score. The Cougars struck again early in the second period when 2005 GAME RECAPS Megan Hyte crossed over her dribble to get past an ISU defender before putting the ball in goal to put Washington State up 2-0. Michelle Okumura scored the lone goal of the day for the Bengals in the 75th minute. ISU freshman Kim Crosbie found Okumura in the middle of the box and the sophomore midfielder found the back of the net. The goal put the Bengals within just one goal 2-1. ISU and WSU were even at 10 shots on the day, but the Bengals tallied five shots on goal to Washington State s three. ISU keeper Eves played all 90 minutes, collecting one save. Cougar keeper Hultin recorded four saves. Gonzaga 2, Idaho State 0 daho State gave up two first period goals and managed just one shot on goal as Gonzaga took a 2-0 win Sunday afternoon at Davis Field. The loss drops ISU to on the season, while Gonzaga improves to Gonzaga got on the board early, scoring at the 7:05 mark when Cristin Leverson received a pass in the middle of the box from Christine Soma. Leverson kicked the ball off ISU keeper Maren Eves' hands and into the back of the net for the score. The Zags recorded another goal just six minutes later at the 13:49 mark. Soma was on the receiving end this time as Heather Horn made a nice half field lead pass to a sprinting Soma, who outran the ISU defense and put a shot past Eves for the goal. The Bengals managed just four shots on the day, one on goal by Michelle Okumura. Jennifer Loo fronted the team with two shots, while Jenny Ford and Okumura each recorded one. Gonzaga tallied 11 shots, eight on goal. Horn led the Zags with a game-high three shots, while Jamie Blanche added two. Eves played the first period in goal for ISU, recording two saves and two goals allowed. Lyndsay Gensler replaced Eves and played the entire second half without giving up a goal. Gensler recorded four saves in the effort. Ashley Haugen played all 90 minutes in goal for GU, tallying one saves without allowing a goal. Long Beach State 1, Idaho State 0 Despite playing to a 0-0 tie for most of the match, Idaho State gave up a goal in the 78th minute to take a 1-0 loss to Long Beach State Friday evening in Long Beach, California. With the loss, Idaho State falls to 0-3 on the season, while Long Beach State improves to 2-1. Long Beach State s Sahar Haghdan found the back of the net in the 79th minute after teammate Nicole Cross shot was blocked by ISU goalie Lyndsay Gensler. Haghdan got the rebound and fired a shot into the goal. Gensler played all 90 minutes in goal for ISU, collecting five saves. Lis Ramos picks up the win for the 49ers, her second of the season. ISU was outshot 14-2, including a 10-1 defecit in the second half. Natalie Graham and Jana Davis picked up the lone shots of the game for the Bengals Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes

7 2005 GAME RECAPS CS Northridge 5, Idaho State 0 Idaho State gave up three goals in the first period and two more in the second to take a 5-0 loss to Cal State Northridge Sunday morning at the Matador Soccer Field in Northridge, California. The loss drops the Bengals to on the season, while Cal State Northridge improves to The Matadors first got on the scoreboard in the 12th minute when junior forward Tessa Binkley found the back of the net off an assist from Kaitlyn Kelly. CSN scored again in the 22nd minute when Kelly found herself on the receiving end this team from Brianna Monka at the 22:52 mark for the score. Sophomore midfielder Mary Ortega scored the third goal of the first period for the Matadors when she received a pass from Leila Pate in the 27th minute for the goal. It was more of the same in the second period as Cal State Northridge s Nalina Betancourt put in a score off an assist from Binkley. Binkley scored her second goal of the game at the 67:44 mark on an assists from Devon Nizich to put the Matadors up 5-0. Binkley finished the game with an impressive five points. ISU s Chantal Kim, Michelle Okumura, Jana Davis, and Kilee Quigley each led the Bengals with two shots each. Stephanie Anderson, Kim, Okumura, and Quigley each had shots on goal. Idaho State was able to get off 11 shots to CSN s 17. The Bengals had four shots on goal, while the Matadors tallied nine. The Bengals used three keepers in the match. Maren Eves spent the first period in goal for ISU, collecting three saves with three goals allowed. Lyndsay Gensler replaced Eves to start the second period, tallying one save with two goals allowed. Esther Toronto replaced Gensler to play the final 17 minutes with a save and no goals allowed. The Bengals have given up five goals just two times prior to today s loss a 0-5 loss at Portland in 2001 and a 0-6 loss at Texas A&M in Idaho State 2, Utah Valley 0 Natalie Graham scored on a penalty kick and Lacey Pearson put in a score off a corner kick as Idaho State scored two first half goals to defeat Utah Valley State 2-0 Thursday evening at Davis Field. With the win, Idaho State moves to on the season, while Utah Valley falls to Idaho State struck in the 20th minute when a foul inside the box gave Graham ISU s first penalty kick of the season. The sophomore forward put it over the head of Utah Valley keeper Jessica Clement for the score. The Bengals scored 16 minutes later in the 36th minute when Kilee Quigley sent an ISU corner kick into the box to Chelsea Cox, who one touched the ball to Pearson for her first collegiate goal. Pearson led the Bengals with three shots on the day, all of which were on goal. Jenny Ford, Jamie Hatfield, and Jana Davis each recorded a pair of shots for ISU, while Graham and Stephanie Anderson each tallied one. Esther Toronto led the defensive attack for ISU, starting her first game since the 2003 season. The senior keeper recorded the shutout with a sevensave effort. The Idaho State defense kept the ball on ISU s side of the field for the majority of the game, allowing just five first half shots and eight more in the second Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes 7

8 CAREER RECORD WATCH POINTS/GAME Stacey Allen Jill Schade Trish Bolander Heather Jones Jennifer Loo 2003-pres Rissa Raveaux Shawna Park Brooke roberts Ilsa Gramer Shannon Blaker 1998, 2000 TOTAL GOALS Stacey Allen Brooke Roberts Heather Jones Ilsa Gramer Trish Bolander Rissa Raveaux Jill Schade Shawna Park Janel Smith Asheley Steel Brooke Alton Jennifer Loo 2003-pres GOALS/GAME Stacey Allen Jill Schade Natalie Graham 2004-pres Trish Bolander Rissa Raveaux Jessie Bobert Brooke Roberts Shawna Park Jennifer Loo 2003-pres.171 Heather Jones ASSISTS/GAME Jill Schade Shannon Blaker 1998, Heather Jones Ashley Steele Stacey Allen Jennifer Loo 2003-pres Tarragh Law Trish Bolander Janel Smith Ermily Blanchard Hollie Christensen GAME WINNING GOALS Stacey Allen Heather Jones Rissa Raveaux Ilsa Gramer Brooke Alton Janel Smith Shawna Park Brooke Roberts Ashley Steel Jill Schade Jenna Jones Jennifer Loo 2003-pres 2 Natalie Graham 2004-pres SHOTS Heather Jones Trish Bolander Jill Schade Stacey Allen Ilsa Gramer Jennifer Loo 2003-pres Ashley Steel Brooke Roberts Janel Smith Shawna Park SHOTS ON GOAL Heather Jones Trish Bolander Stacey Allen Jill Schade Ilsa Gramer Brooke Roberts Jennifer Loo 2003-pres Ashley Steel Janel Smith Shawna Park Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes

9 Idaho State vs. Cal State Northridge Idaho State (0-4) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Cal State Northridge (3-1) Date: Sep 04, 2005 Attendance: 187 Idaho State Weather: 70's, clear Cal State Northridge Idaho State Cal State Northridge Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A GK 0 Maren Eves GK 1 Cline, April F 2 Natalie Graham F 2 Kelly, Kaitlyn MF 3 Stephanie Anderson MF 4 Krohn, Kristy F 4 Chantal Kim MF 7 Monka, Brianna D 7 Ashli Kimenker D 10 Davis, Sara MF 10 Michelle Okumura D 16 Betancourt, Nalena MF 11 Jill Christofferson MF 20 Tafoya, Tryna F 12 Jana Davis D 21 Hauserman, Julie MF 15 Kilee Quigley D 22 Mischenko, Suzie F 16 Tia Peterson F 25 Binkley, Tessa D 17 Jennifer Loo MF 26 Nizich, Devon Substitutes Substitutes Lyndsay Gensler Comstock, Karen Jenny Ford Phillips, Kristal Kalie McGuire Ortega, Mary Chelsea Cox Pate, Leila Esther Toronto Crowell, Vanessa Lacey Pearson Dutton, Krystan Jamie Hatfield Gillis, Rachel Totals Dodd, Casey Coenen, Alicia Lutizetti, Tina Borges, Jessy Totals Idaho State Cal State Northridge ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves Maren Eves... 45: Cline, April... 63: Lyndsay Gensler... 27: Comstock, Karen... 26: Esther Toronto... 17: TM TEAM... 0: TM TEAM... 0: Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot Idaho State Idaho State Cal State Northridge Cal State Northridge Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot Idaho State Idaho State Cal State Northridge Cal State Northridge SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description :10 CSUN Binkley, Tessa (1) Kelly, Kaitlyn off throw in, far corner 2. 22:52 CSUN Kelly, Kaitlyn (2) Monka, Brianna 3. 27:03 CSUN Ortega, Mary (3) Pate, Leila header off cross 4. 56:19 CSUN Betancourt, Nalena (1) Binkley, Tessa off deflection 5. 67:44 CSUN Binkley, Tessa (2) Nizich, Devon off cross CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-ISU #7 (26:38); YC-CSUN #3 (42:23); YC-ISU #11 (53:59) Officials: Referee: Jeremy Swan; Asst. Referee: Daniel Radford; Robert Karmann; Timekeeper: Gina Jo; Scorer: James Ybiernas; Offsides: Idaho State 1, Cal State Northridge Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes 9

10 Idaho State vs. Utah Valley Utah Valley State (0-3-0) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Idaho State (1-4-0) Date: 9/8/05 Attendance: 276 Utah Valley State Weather: Sunny, clear Idaho State Utah Valley State Idaho State Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A GK 00 CLEMENT, Jessica GK 21 Esther Toronto CALL, Brittany Natalie Graham PETERSEN, Rebecca Stephanie Anderson THEURER, Carolyn Chantal Kim ARNELL, Chelsea Ashli Kimenker WRIGHT, Jenni Michelle Okumura HAIR, Addie Jill Christofferson CHRISTOFFERSON, A Jana Davis WOODBURY, Alyssa Jenny Ford WAGAR, Alyssa Kilee Quigley ROBBINS, Courtney Jennifer Loo Substitutes Substitutes BELL, Tasha Elizabeth Roberts ROBERTS, Brooke A. Katsilometes BERRETT, Megan Tia Peterson Frederick, Kaley Kalie McGuire Totals Chelsea Cox Lacey Pearson Jamie Hatfield Totals Utah Valley State Idaho State ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves CLEMENT, Jessica... 45: Esther Toronto... 90: BELL, Tasha... 45: Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot Utah Valley State Utah Valley State Idaho State Idaho State Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot Utah Valley State Utah Valley State Idaho State Idaho State SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description :38 ISU Natalie Graham Penalty kick 2. 36:00 ISU Lacey Pearson (1) Kilee Quigley; Chelsea Cox CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: Officials: Referee: Jeff Brower; Asst. Referee: Carmen Poling; Dr. John Knox; Alt. Official: Robert Arnold; Timekeeper: Jason Erickson; Scorer: Jason Erickson; Offsides: Utah Valley State 0, Idaho State Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes

11 Idaho State 2005 Cumulative Stats RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-AT Aug 26 WASHINGTON STATE L Michelle Okumura Aug 28 GONZAGA L Lacey Pearson Sep 02 at Long Beach State L Natalie Graham Sep 04 at Cal State Northridge L Kilee Quigley /8/05 UTAH VALLEY STATE W Chelsea Cox Kim Crosbie TEAM STATISTICS ISU OPP 12 Jana Davis Jenny Ford SHOT STATISTICS Jamie Hatfield Goals-Shot attempts Tia Peterson Goals scored average Jennifer Loo Shot pct Chantal Kim Shots on goal-attempts Stephanie Anderson SOG pct Kalie McGuire Shots/Game A. Katsilometes Assists Jill Christofferson CORNER KICKS Elizabeth Roberts PENALTY KICKS Ashli Kimenker PENALTIES... Total Fouls Opponents Yellow cards Red cards ATTENDANCE... -GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- Total ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho Dates/Avg Per Date... 3/417 2/ Neutral Site #/Avg... 0/0 21 Esther Toronto 2 107: Lyndsay Gensler 3 162: Maren Eves 3 180: Total : Opponents : GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Idaho State Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Idaho State Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Idaho State Opponents CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd Total Idaho State Opponents FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Idaho State Opponents Idaho State University Bengal Soccer Game Notes 11