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1 2013 Mountaineer Women s Soccer University Contact: Shannon McNamara Office: (304) Shannon.McNamara@mail.wvu.edu WVUSports.com Facebook.com/WVUWomensSoccer Twitter: 2013 Season/Results Date Opponent Time Aug. 13 Rutgers (Exhibition) W, 3-0 Aug. 17 at No. 18 Georgetown (Exhibition) W, 1-0 Aug. 23 at No. 2 Penn State & T, 2-2 (2OT) Aug. 25 vs. Syracuse & W, 2-1 Aug. 30 Central Michigan W, 4-0 Sept. 1 Morehead State W, 2-0 Sept. 6 at No. 12 Duke % T, 1-1 (2OT) Sept. 8 No. 1 North Carolina % L, 4-2 Sept. 13 Eastern Kentucky W, 4-0 Sept. 15 Kentucky L, 4-2 Sept. 20 Richmond W, 2-0 Sept. 22 Wright State W, 4-1 Sept. 27 at Oklahoma State* W, 2-1 Sept. 29 at No. 9 Baylor* W, 4-3 Oct. 4 Texas* W, 2-1 Oct. 11 Iowa State* W, 2-0 Oct. 13 TCU* W, 3-2 (OT) Oct. 18 Kansas* W, 2-0 Oct. 25 at Oklahoma* W, 2-1 (2OT) Oct. 27 at No. 7 Texas Tech* L, 2-0 Nov. 6 Big 12 Quarterfinal vs. Kansas** W, 3-0 Nov. 8 Big 12 Semifinal vs. Baylor** W, 1-0 Nov. 10 Big 12 Championship vs. Oklahoma State** W, 1-0 Nov. 16 Rutgers (NCAA First Round) T, 0-0 (2OT) (3-0 PKs) Nov. 22 at No. 4 Virginia Tech (NCAA Second Round) 6 p.m. *Conference Game & Penn State Invitational % Duke Nike Classic **Big 12 Tournament (Kansas City, Mo.) All Time are EST Game 23 No. 7 (16-3-3, 7-1 Big 12) at No. 4 Virginia Tech (17-4-2, ACC) Date: Friday, Nov. 22 Time: 6 p.m. ET Location: Blacksburg, Va. Site: Thompson Field WebStream: ESPN3 TV: None GameTracker: WVUSports.com Media Services The University sports communications office will be available throughout the entire 2013 women s soccer season to accommodate any media requests. Any member of the media wishing to interview a player or member of the coaching staff during the week should contact women s soccer SID, Shannon McNamara at (304) or by at Shannon.McNamara@mail.wvu. edu, or secondary contact Jonathan Hevron at (248) or by at Jon. Hevron@mail.wvu.edu. WVUsports.com WVUsports.com is the place for media and fans to go for the latest news on Mountaineer women s soccer. Streamed audio and video broadcasts will be available on WVU s official athletic website, along with live stats to keep track of every score and save. Game notes are made available in PDF format one day prior to gameday. Game Services The sports communications staff will be at your service throughout the match. All working media will be provided with game programs, rosters, statistics and other pertinent information. Computer-generated statistics will be available at halftime and at the match s conclusion. Press seating is located in the media booth of the Bill Maloney Press Box. Internet access is available for working media members. No. 7 at No. 4 Virginia Tech NCAA Championship Second Round The 2013 Big 12 Soccer Regular-Season and Tournament Champion Mountaineers Record: , 7-1 Big 12 Last Game: T, 0-0 (2OT) (3-0 PKs) vs. Rutgers, NCAA Championship First Round Head Coach: Nikki Izzo-Brown Izzo-Brown s Overall Record: (19th Season) Izzo-Brown s WVU Record: (18th Season) The Kick Off The No. 7-ranked and Big 12 champion Mountaineers advance to the NCAA Tournament second round for the ninth time in program history, and first time since 2010, and will travel to top-seed and No. 4-ranked Virginia Tech on Friday, Nov. 22, for a 6 p.m. match at Thompson Field, in Blacksburg, Va. WVU advances following a 0-0 double-overtime draw against Rutgers, earned Nov. 16 in Morgantown. The Mountaineers trumped the Scarlet Knights, 3-0, in a penalty kick shootout. Currently, the Mountaineers are the second-winningest team in program history with an 80.0 win percentage/the 2002 team earned an 84.1 win percentage (18-3-1). Currently, the Mountaineers have earned the third-most wins in a season (16)/three squads finished with 18 wins , 2007, WVU is unbeaten in 13 of its last 14 matches; the Mountaineers posted a 7-1 mark in Big 12 play and own a record in all-time Big 12 regular-season matches. The Mountaineers earned their first Big 12 Championship title with a thrilling 1-0 victory over No. 6-seed Oklahoma State on Nov. 10, at Swope Soccer Village, in Kansas City, Mo. WVU has won three Big 12 titles in two seasons - back-to-back regular-season championships and the 2013 conference tournament title. WVU s 2013 Big 12 regular-season title is its fourth straight conference championship, as the team won the Big East Tournament in 2010 and 2011 before joining the Big 12 in VT earned one of the NCAA Tournament s four No. 1 seeds for the first time in program history. The Hokies have appeared in six straight NCAA Tournaments and advanced to the second round after defeating UMBC, 2-0, on Nov. 15 at Thompson Field. NCAA Tournament Second Round History WVU s 14 consecutive NCAA Championship appearances is the ninth-longest active streak in the nation. The Mountaineers are in all-time NCAA Tournament matches and at home. WVU is 5-7 away from Morgantown in NCAA Tournament matches and 3-5 in second-round appearances. The Mountaineers are 0-4 when meeting an opponent on its home field in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. WVU last appeared in the NCAA Tournament second round in 2010 and defeated Penn State, 2-1, in Morgantown. Seniors Frances Silva and Caroline Szwed are the only current Mountaineers to have played in the match. Silva and Kelsie Maloney are the only current, active Mountaineers to earn a point in the NCAA Tournament, as they connected on Silva s goal in WVU s 2-1 loss to Princeton in the first round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament on Nov. 10, at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium. In three NCAA Tournament matches, senior Sara Keane has made 13 saves and allowed only three goals. vs. Virginia Tech Friday s match is the second in three years between WVU and VT in the NCAA Tournament. The Hokies earned a 1-0 win in a first-round matchup in Morgantown on Nov. 12, 2011, also the squads last meeting. The Mountaineers own a 3-1 record against VT. WVU last won in Blacksburg in 2002, a 2-0 victory over the Hokies on Oct. 23. Current Mountaineer associate head coach Lisa Stoia tallied one goal in the win. Top Performers WVU G A Pts. Frances Silva (F) Kelsie Maloney (F) Virginia Tech G A Pts. Jazmine Reeves (F) Murielle Tiernan (F)

2 Meet the Mountaineers Alphabetical # Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown 22 Bryce Banuelos M 5-5 Fr. Elmhurst, Ill. 31 Maggie Bedillion D 5-8 So. Washington, Pa. 24 Carly Black D 5-8 r-fr. Horsham, Pa. 32 Kara Blosser M 5-9 Sr. Spotsylvania, Va. 21 Tessa Broadwater M 5-8 Fr. Midlothian, Va. 88 Kadeisha Buchanan D 5-6 Fr. Brampton, Ontario 20 Ali Connelly M 5-6 Jr. South Bend, Ind. 2 Halie Conroy D 5-7 So. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 10 Jess Crowder D 5-2 Jr. Cary, N.C. 3 Leah Emaus D 5-8 So. Webster, N.Y. 27 Amanda Hill M 5-6 So. Washington, Pa. 17 Noelle Honeycutt D 5-6 So. Huntsville, Ala. 15 Sarah Howley D 5-8 Fr. Dallas, Texas 23 Sara Keane GK 5-9 Sr. Mt. Laurel, N.J. 33 Haley Keefer GK 5-4 Fr. Grand Blanc, Mich. 11 Ashley Lawrence F 5-6 Fr. Toronto, Ontario 7 Kelsie Maloney F 5-2 So. Harrisburg, Pa. 4 Daniela Neves F 5-4 Fr. Springfield, Va. 1 Michelle Newhouse GK 5-8 Fr. Pinch, W. Va. 0 Katie Osterman GK 5-9 Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. 5 Amandine Pierre-Louis F 5-6 Fr. Montreal, Quebec 6 Cari Price D 5-9 So. Sykesville, Md. 99 Kate Schwindel F 5-6 Jr. Livingston, N.J. 9 Frances Silva F 5-4 Sr. Overland Park, Kan. 14 Annalika Steyn F 5-9 So. Hoover, Ala. 8 Caroline Szwed M 5-7 Sr. Oakville, Ontario 16 Kailey Utley F 5-4 So. St. Louis, Mo. 18 Ashley Woolpert D 5-8 Fr. Springboro, Ohio Numerical # Name Pos. B/T Yr. Hometown 0 Katie Osterman GK 5-9 Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. 1 Michelle Newhouse GK 5-8 Fr. Pinch, W. Va. 2 Halie Conroy D 5-7 So. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 3 Leah Emaus D 5-8 So. Webster, N.Y. 4 Daniela Neves F 5-4 Fr. Springfield, Va. 5 Amandine Pierre-Louis F 5-6 Fr. Montreal, Quebec 6 Cari Price D 5-9 So. Sykesville, Md. 7 Kelsie Maloney F 5-2 So. Harrisburg, Pa. 8 Caroline Szwed M 5-7 Sr. Oakville, Ontario 9 Frances Silva F 5-4 Sr. Overland Park, Kan. 10 Jess Crowder D 5-2 Jr. Cary, N.C. 11 Ashley Lawrence F 5-6 Fr. Toronto, Ontario 14 Annalika Steyn F 5-9 So. Hoover, Ala. 15 Sarah Howley D 5-8 Fr. Dallas, Texas 16 Kailey Utley F 5-4 So. St. Louis, Mo. 17 Noelle Honeycutt D 5-6 So. Huntsville, Ala. 18 Ashley Woolpert D 5-8 Fr. Springboro, Ohio 20 Ali Connelly M 5-6 Jr. South Bend, Ind. 21 Tessa Broadwater M 5-8 Fr. Midlothian, Va. 22 Bryce Banuelos M 5-5 Fr. Elmhurst, Ill. 23 Sara Keane GK 5-9 Sr. Mt. Laurel, N.J. 24 Carly Black D 5-8 r-fr. Horsham, Pa. 27 Amanda Hill M 5-6 So. Washington, Pa. 31 Maggie Bedillion D 5-8 So. Washington, Pa. 32 Kara Blosser M 5-9 Sr. Spotsylvania, Va. 33 Haley Keefer GK 5-4 Fr. Grand Blanc, Mich. 88 Kadeisha Buchanan D 5-6 Fr. Brampton, Ontario 99 Kate Schwindel F 5-6 Jr. Livingston, N.J. Quick Facts Location...Morgantown, W.Va. Enrollment... 32,595 Founded Nickname...Mountaineers Colors... Old Gold and Blue Conference... Big 12 Conference President...Dr. James P. Clements Athletic Director...Oliver Luck Stadium...Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium Capacity...1,650 Mounatineer Soccer 2013 Record Big 12 Record Record , Starters Returning/Lost... 9/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...11/6 Newcomers First Season Program Record All-Time Big 12 Record Big 12 Regular-Season Titles...2 (2012, 2013) Big 12 Championship Titles...1 (2013) NCAA Tournaments.14 (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013) NCAA Tournament Record Women s Soccer Coaching Staff Head Coach (Season)...Nikki Izzo-Brown (18th) Alma Mater...University of Rochester, 1992 Associate Head Coach...Lisa Stoia (Seventh) Alma Mater..., 2005 Assistant Coach...Marisa Kanela (Fourth) Alma Mater..., 2007 Volunteer Assistant... Zach Johnson (Third) Alma Mater..., 2010 Media Information Primary Contact...Shannon McNamara Office Phone...(304) Cell Phone...(304) Shannon.McNamara@mail.wvu.edu Pronunciation Guide Bryce Banuelos ban-way-los Daniela Neves NEH-ves Kadeisha Buchanan kuh-deesh-uh Amandine AW-mun-dean Leah Emaus EE-muss Annalika Steyn stine Halie Conroy hey-lee Caroline Szwed SVed 2

3 Mountaineer Photo Roster 0 1 Katie Osterman 5-9 Jr. GK 2 Michelle Newhouse 5-8 Fr. GK Amandine Pierre-Louis 5-6 Fr. F Kailey Utley 5-4 So. F 22 Tessa Broadwater 5-8 Fr. M 31 Amanda Hill 5-6 So. M 88 Haley Keefer 5-4 Fr. GK Sarah Howley 5-8 Fr. D Carly Black 5-8 r-fr. D Frances Silva 5-4 Sr. F 16 Ali Connelly 5-6 Jr. M Caroline Szwed 5-7 Sr. M 15 Ashley Woolpert 5-8 Fr. D Sara Keane 5-9 Sr. GK 9 Annalika Steyn 5-9 So. F 18 Noelle Honeycutt 5-6 So. D 8 14 Ashley Lawrence 5-6 Fr. F Daniela Neves 5-4 Fr. F Leah Emaus 5-8 So. D Kelsie Maloney 5-2 So. F Cari Price 5-9 So. D Jess Crowder 5-2 Jr. D 4 Halie Conroy 5-7 So. D Kadeisha Buchanan 5-6 Fr. D Bryce Banuelos 5-5 Fr. M 32 Maggie Bedillion 5-8 So. D Kara Blosser 5-9 Sr. M HC 99 Kate Schwindel 5-6 Sr. F Nikki Izzo-Brown 18th Season

4 Mountaineers in the NCAA Tournament The Streak Continues The University women s soccer team has qualified for 14 straight NCAA Tournaments, the nation s ninth-longest active streak. Following the Mountaineers 0-0 double-overtime draw against Rutgers in the 2013 NCAA Championship first round on Nov. 16, WVU s all-time record in NCAA Tournament action stands at The Last Time Out WVU needed penalty kicks to move past Rutgers in the first round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament on Nov. 16, as the Mountaineers and the Scarlet Knights were locked in a 0-0 draw after 90 minutes of regular time and two 10-minute overtime periods. In the end, WVU earned a 3-0 edge in PKs and punched its ticket for the second round in front of a season-high crowd of 1,610 fans at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium. Senior goalkeeper Sara Keane made seven saves for her fourth straight shutout and 10th clean sheet of the season. Keane remained steady in the face of RU s PKs, as the first went wide and she made saves on the final two. Saturday s result was WVU s first NCAA Tournament match decided by a penalty kick shootout. The Mountaineers are now 3-2 all-time in PK shootouts. WVU outshot RU, 26-17, and placed nine shots on-goal. Senior Frances Silva led all with a game-high seven shots. RU earned a 5-3 advantage in corners. Pack Your Bags - We re Moving On WVU advances to the NCAA Tournament second round for the first time since 2010 and the ninth time in program history. The Mountaineers were victorious in their last second-round appearance, defeating Penn State, 2-1, in Morgantown, on Nov. 14, Road Results The Mountaineers have competed in an NCAA Tournament match away from Morgantown 12 times and own a 5-7 all-time record. WVU s last NCAA Tournament road match was in 2010, and the Mountaineers suffered a 4-0 loss at Boston College on Nov. 19. The team s last road victory in the tournament came in The Mountaineers defeated Loyola (Md.), 2-0, in the first round, at Wake Forest s Spry Stadium, on Nov. 13, before falling, 3-0, to the No. 14 Demon Decons on Nov. 15. A Look Back in Time... With a win against No. 1 seed Virginia Tech on Friday night, the Mountaineers will advance to the third round of the NCAA Tournament for only the fourth time in program history, and the first time since Below are the Mountaineers all-time results when advancing to the NCAA Tournament second and third rounds NCAA Tournament First Round: W, 2-0 vs. Morehead State (Morgantown, W.Va.) Second Round: W, 2-1 vs. Penn State (Morgantown, W.Va.) Third Round: L, 4-0 at No. 16 Boston College (Newton, Mass.) 2009 NCAA Tournament First Round: W, 2-0 vs. Loyola (Md.) (Winston-Salem, N.C.) Second Round: L, 3-0 at No. 14 Wake Forest (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 2008 NCAA Tournament First Round: W, 2-1 vs. Princeton (Charlottesville, Va.) Second Round: L, 3-2 at No. 9 Virginia (Charlottesville, Va.) 2007 NCAA Tournament First Round: W, 4-0 vs. Navy (Morgantown, W.Va.) Second Round: W, 2-0 vs. James Madison (Morgantown, W.Va.) Third Round: W, 1-0 at No. 6 Penn State (University Park, Pa.) Fourth Round: L, 1-0 vs. No. 8 USC (Morgantown, W.Va.) 2005 NCAA Tournament First Round: W, 3-0 vs. Hofstra (University Park, Pa.) Second Round: L, 5-2 at Penn State (University Park, Pa.) 2004 NCAA Tournament First Round: W, 2-1 vs. SMU (Austin, Texas) Second Round: L, 2-1 at Texas (Austin, Texas) 2003 NCAA Tournament First Round: W, 4-2 vs. Loyola (Md.) (Morgantown, W.Va.) Second Round: W, 3-0 vs. Ohio State (Morgantown, W.Va.) Third Round: L, 3-2 (2OT) vs. Florida State (Morgantown, W.Va.) 2002 NCAA Tournament First Round: W, 3-0 vs. Loyola (Md.) (Morgantown, W.Va.) Second Round: L, 1-0 vs. Virginia (Morgantown, W.Va.) 4

5 5 Head Coach Nikki Izzo-Brown 18th season at WVU University of Rochester (1992) Named the first head coach of women s soccer in 1995 WVU has made 14 consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament under the guidance of Izzo- Brown Coached 12 players that have moved onto the professional ranks Fifteen Mountaineers have received All-America honors under Izzo-Brown s watch, and 11 others have garnered Academic All-America status Named to the Executive Sports Hall of Fame and the University of Rochester Athletic Hall of Fame The Izzo-Brown File - Year by Year 1995 Wesleyan Career Record (19 years) Quick Hits Career Benchmark In her 19th season as a head coach, Nikki Izzo-Brown eclipsed the 250-career victory mark with a 4-0 win over Central Michigan on Aug. 30 at Dick Dlesk Stadium in Morgantown. She led the Mountaineers to their 250th program victory with a 1-0 win over Baylor in the Big 12 Soccer Championship semifinals on Nov. 8. She has been named conference coach of the year on four occasions (2001, 2002, 2012, 2013) and regional coach of the year three times (2000, 2002, 2007). Scoring Silva Frances Silva, the unanimous Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Year selection, found the scoring touch in 2013, as the senior forward from Overland Park, Kan., has tallied at least one point in 18 of 22 matches. Silva has scored nine goals in the Mountaineers last 10 matches and has tallied a program single-season record 13 assists for 43 points (15 G, 13 A), the single-season record for a WVU senior. This is the first year she has reached double-figure totals in goals and assists. The 15 goals are a career single-season record and rank No. 4 in program history. She is tied with Ashley Banks (2007) for the senior single-season goal record. Silva ranks No. 1 in the Big 12 Conference in points, assists and goals; she ranks No. 7, No. 7 and No. 21 in the NCAA in the same categories. Silva shows 38 career goals and ranks No. 4 in the WVU record book; Chrissie Abbott ( ) holds the record at 53. With 98 career points, she ranks No. 4 in the record book. Abbot owns the record with 125 points. Silva s Touch vs. the Top 10 Over the course of her four-year career, Frances Silva has tallied six career goals against top-10 opponents, including scores vs. No. 1 North Carolina, No. 2 Penn State and No. 7 Duke this season. Silva also has scored against No. 1 Stanford (2012), No. 7 Oklahoma State (2012) and No. 8 Marquette (2011). Dishing it Out Frances Silva has set-up 13 of WVU s 47 goals this season, including three in the Mountaineers 4-1 win over Wright State on Sept. 22. The three assists matched a WVU single-game record and pushed her game point total to five (1 G, 3 A), the 12th-best single-game total in program history. Silva s 13 assists are a WVU single-season record and rank No. 7 nationally. Her assist total eclipses her previous season-best showing (4, 2011) by nine. Her career assist total stands at 22, and she ranks No. 7 in the record book. Hometown Performance Frances Silva used the hometown crowd to her advantage in Kansas City, scoring three goals, including two game-winners, in the Mountaineers 2013 Big 12 Soccer Championship run. The Overland Park, Kan., native opened the team s championship scoring in the 18th minute of the Mountaineers Nov. 6 match against Kansas, connecting on a free kick that gave WVU a lead it would never relinquish. She added her second goal eight minutes later, converting her third PK of the season. WVU won, 3-0. Silva netted the match s lone goal against Baylor on Nov. 8. After she was taken down from behind just outside the box, Silva converted on a free kick from 21-yards out in the 51st minute. She finished with a championship-best six points (3 G) and was named Offensive MVP. Championship Scoring Touch Frances Silva s three goals at the 2013 Big 12 Soccer Championship pushed her career goal total in conference championships to six, a WVU program record. Silva is the second Mountaineer to tally a goal in three different tournaments; Blake Miller ( ) also scored five goals in three tournaments. Chrissie Abbott ( ) also scored five goals, but in two tournaments.

6 Silva Shoots, Scores x 2 Frances Silva put forth her second two-goal performance of the season on Nov. 6, as she tallied the team s first two scores en route to a 3-0 win over Kansas in the Big 12 Soccer Championship quarterfinals. Silva scored off a free kick in the 18th minute and then connected on a penalty kick eight minutes later. It was the sixth two-goal performance of her career. Silva completed her first two-goal performance of the season on Oct. 4, as she notched both goals in WVU s 2-1 victory over Texas in Morgantown. She earned Disney Soccer/NSCAA and Big 12 Player of the Week honors for her four-point performance. Saving the Best For Last Taking her senior leadership role to heart, Frances Silva has been lights out in her fourth year at WVU, scoring 15 goals, a senior singleseason record, and adding 13 assists, a program best single-season mark. Silva s production level has steadily increased each season, peaking at 43 points through the first round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament. Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / / / / Points Galore Frances Silva has tallied at least one point in 18 of 22 matches in Of the 18 matches she has earned a point in, 14 were multiplepoint performances. Silva tallied a season-best five points in the Mountaineers 4-1 win over Wright State on Sept. 22 (1 G, 3 A). She has tallied three points in seven matches. Schwindel Shoots, Scores! Forward Kate Schwindel complimented the offense of linemate Frances Silva, as the junior scored 11 goals this season, including five in eight Big 12 contests. The total ranks No. 3 in the Big 12 Conference, Before going down with a season-ending injury on Oct. 27, Schwindel netted her second golden goal of the season, as she scored in the 101st minute at Oklahoma on Oct. 25 to clinch the Mountaineers second straight Big 12 regular-season title. She previously netted the golden goal in WVU s 3-2 overtime victory against TCU in Morgantown on Oct. 13. Schwindel shows 26 goals for her career, the 10th-best total in program history. Her 11-goal output is a personal best single-season showing; she tallied nine in Additionally, her 28 points (11 G, 6 A) also are a career high. She ranks No. 3 in the conference in points. 6 Silva in the Record Book With one last NCAA Tournament run remaining in her career, senior forward Frances Silva has already etched her name throughout the WVU record book. Single-Season Goals 1. Chrissie Abbott, Deana Everrett, Katie Barnes, Frances Silva, Ashley Banks, Chrissie Abbott, Single-Season Assists 1. Frances Silva, Lisa Stoia, Kim Bonilla, Single-Season Points 1. Chrissie Abbott, Frances Silva, Katie Barnes, Deana Everrett, Senior Goals 1. Frances Silva, Ashley Banks, Chrissie Abbott, Senior Assists 1. Frances Silva, Lisa Stoia, Senior Points 1. Frances Silva, Ashley Banks, Chrissie Abbott, Katie Barnes, Career Goals 1. Chrissie Abbott, Katie Barnes, Deana Everrett, Frances Silva, Career Assists 1. Lisa Stoia, Katie Barnes, Ashley Banks, Deana Everrett, Laura Kane, Rachel Kruze, Frances Silva, Career Points 1. Chrissie Abbott, Katie Barnes, Deana Everrett, Frances Silva,

7 National Rankings (as of 11/19/13) NSCAA/Continental Tire NCAA Poll (as of Nov. 12) Rank Team Record 1 Virginia UCLA Florida State Virginia Tech North Carolina Florida Portland Marquette Santa Clara Nebraska Michigan Texas A&M South Carolina Denver UCF Stanford Texas Tech BYU Georgetown Washington State Mississippi Notre Dame Penn State Boston U Soccer America Top 25 (as of Nov. 12) Rank Team Record 1 Florida State UCLA Virginia Virginia Tech North Carolina Marquette Nebraska Texas A&M Portland Michigan Georgetown Stanford Santa Clara Florida UCF Texas Tech BYU Notre Dame South Carolina Denver Washington State Wake Forest Colorado College Iowa TopDrawerSoccer.com Rank Team Record 1 Florida State UCLA Virginia Virginia Tech North Carolina Portland Florida Nebraska Michigan South Carolina Texas A&M Georgetown Stanford Texas Tech BYU Santa Clara UCF Penn State Marquette Denver Colorado College Boston U Mississippi Washington State Big 12 Standings (as of 11/17/13) Overall Conference W-L W-L Texas Tech Texas Iowa State Baylor Oklahoma State TCU Kansas Oklahoma Tracking the Mountaineers in the Polls NSCAA SA ST TDS.com RPI Preseason...RV NR Aug RV NR Sept NR Sept RV Sept RV... RV Sept RV... RV...83 Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov SA: Soccer America TDS.com: TopDrawerSoccer.com ST: SoccterTimes.com 7 **A rankings note - WVU s No. 9 ranking in the Oct. 22 NSCAA/ Continental Tire National College Poll was the Mountaineers first Top-10 appearance since earning the No. 7 ranking in the Sept , poll. **

8 Big 12 Champions! The Mountaineers won their first Big 12 Soccer Championship title with a thrilling 1-0 victory over Oklahoma State on Nov. 10, at Swope Soccer Village, in Kansas City, Mo. Top-seeded WVU survived a first-half offensive storm from the sixth-seeded Cowgirls, with senior goalkeeper Sara Keane making five saves in the first 45 minutes; she went on to make a career-high nine stops. The title is the first for any WVU team at a Big 12 Conference championship. It is the program s fourth conference championship title and third in four years. Including its back-to-back Big 12 regular-season titles, WVU has secured three Big 12 championships in two seasons. A midfield free kick from redshirt-freshman Carly Black sparked WVU s chance in the 71st minute. She lofted the ball toward the far right post, and freshman midfielder Ashley Lawrence chased it down before sending a high kick just above the head and through the outstretched hands of OSU s Michaela Ongaro for the first game-winner of her WVU career. Keane s shutout was her third in as many games, ninth of the season and 26th of her career. Both teams registered 20 shots, with OSU earning a 9-4 advantage in shots on-goal. The Cowgirls also registered a 10-5 advantage in corner kicks. With the win, WVU earned the conference s automatic bid to the 2013 NCAA Championships. All-Tournament Recognition Following their 1-0 win over OSU in the Big 12 Soccer Championship Final, four Mountaineers garnered All-Big 12 Tournament Team honors, the first in program history. Senior forward Frances Silva was named the Offensive MVP, while freshman defender Kadeisha Buchanan was named Defensive MVP. Senior goalkeeper Sara Keane and freshman midfielder Ashley Lawrence also were named to the squad. The Big 12 s Best The Mountaineers swept the 2013 Big 12 Conference postseason awards, with Frances Silva earning the Offensive Player of the Year honor as a unanimous selection, while Kadeisha Buchanan was named the Defender and Newcomer of the Year. Coach Nikki Izzo-Brown earned her second straight Big 12 Coach of the Year honor. WVU is the first program to win the offensive and defensive player of the year awards in the same season. Prior to the defensive recognition s debut in 2007, only Colorado (2003) had swept the individual honors outright. Silva is the fifth Mountaineer to earn an offensive player of the year award and the first since Buchanan s defender of the year award is the second straight honor for a Mountaineer, as Bry McCarthy was honored in She is the team s fourth newcomer of the year honoree and first since Izzo-Brown s honor is the fourth of her career. Silva, Buchanan, Kate Schwindel and Ashley Lawrence were named to the All-Big 12 First Team, while Amanda Hill was named to the second team. Buchanan, Lawrence and Carly Black were named to the All-Big 12 Newcomer Team. The eight All-Big 12 selections were a conference-best total. Last Time They Scored... Player (Career Goal) Opponent Date Ashley Lawrence (4)...vs. Oklahoma State... 11/10/13 Frances Silva (38)...vs. Baylor... 11/8/13 Tessa Broadwater (2)...vs. Kansas... 11/6/13 Kate Schwindel (26)...Oklahoma...10/25/13 Kelsie Maloney (8)...Kansas...10/18/13 Cari Price (4)...at Baylor...9/29/13 Kadeisha Buchanan (1).. at Baylor...9/29/13 Amanda Hill (3)...Wright State...9/22/13 Carly Black (1)...Wright State...9/22/13 Annalika Steyn (2)...Central Michigan...8/30/13 Kara Blosser (3)...Texas...10/26/12 Leah Emaus (1)...High Point...9/16/12 Kailey Utley (1)...Western Carolina...8/19/12 Caroline Szwed (4)...Seton Hall... 10/30/ Mountaineer Accolades Frances Silva Senior CLASS Award Candidate Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Year Disney Soccer/NSCAA Player of the Week (10/8) Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/8) Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (9/10) Kadeisha Buchanan Big 12 Conference Defender of the Year Big 12 Conference Newcomer of the Year Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (10/1) TopDrawerSoccer.com No. 4 Impact Freshman Kate Schwindel Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/15) Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/1) TopDrawerSoccer.com Player of the Week (10/15) TopDrawerSoccer.com Team of the Week (10/15) TopDrawerSoccer.com Team of the Week (10/1) CS360.com PrimeTime co-player of the Week (10/1) Sara Keane Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (10/1) Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (8/27) Ashley Lawrence Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (10/8) Kelsie Maloney CS360.com Primetime Performer Honor Roll (8/27) The Mountaineers Are all-time, now in the program s 18th season; all-time home record; all-time away record; all-time neutral record; all-time in season openers; in 2013 versus ranked opponents; in 2013 televised games; in 2013 night games; in 2013 day games (before 5 p.m.); in 2013 overtime games; in 2013 when leading after 75 minutes; in 2013 when trailing after 75 minutes; in 2013 when tied after 75 minutes; in 2013 when leading at the half; in 2013 when tied at the half; in 2013 when trailing at the half; in 2013 when scoring first; in 2013 when opponents score first; in 2013 when scoring 2 or more goals; in 2013 when allowing 2 or more goals; in 2013 when wearing white uniforms; in 2013 when wearing navy uniforms; in 2013 when wearing gold uniforms; and in 2013 when wearing pink uniforms.

9 WVU Scoring Breakdown 1st-15th minute:... WVU 8...Opponents 2 16th-30th minute:... WVU 6...Opponents 4 31st-45th minute:... WVU 7...Opponents 2 46th-60th minute:... WVU 10...Opponents 5 61st-75th minute:... WVU 7...Opponents 6 76th-90th minute:... WVU 7...Opponents 4 First Overtime:... WVU 1...Opponents 0 Second Overtime:... WVU 1...Opponents 0 WVU Win/Loss/Tie Breakdown Wins (16) Losses (3) Ties (3) Goals (avg.):...40 (2.5)...4 (1.33)... 3 (1.0) Assists (avg.):...41 (2.56)...3 (1.0)... 3 (1.0) Shots (avg.): (18.94)...37 (12.33) (16.67) Shots on goal (avg.): (7.56)...11 (3.67) (6.0) Corner kicks (avg.): (8.19)...11 (3.67) (4.67) Yellow/Red cards:...4/0...3/0...1/0 Saves (avg.):...41 (2.56)...6 (2.0) (6.33) Allowed 0-1 goals: Allowed 2+ goals: WVU Game-Winning Goals By Period First Half:... 6 Second Half:... 8 Overtime:... 2 The Big 12 Championship The top eight teams based on conference results qualified for the postseason event that took place in Kansas City, Mo., on Nov. 6-10, at Swope Soccer Village. Wednesday, Nov. 6 Game 1: No. 5 Baylor def. No. 4 Iowa State, 1-0 Game 2: No. 6 Oklahoma State def. No. 3 Texas, 2-1 Game 3: No. 1 def. No. 8 Kansas, 3-0 Game 4: No. 2 Texas Tech def. No. 7 TCU, 1-0 Friday, Nov. 8 Game 5: No. 1 def.no. 5 Baylor, 1-0 Game 6: No. 6 Oklahoma State def. No. 2 Texas Tech, 1-0 Sunday, Nov. 10 Game 7: Big 12 Championship No. 1 def. No. 6 Oklahoma State, 1-0 Big 12 Weekly Accolades WVU won a conference-best eight Big 12 weekly awards this season, including forward Kate Schwindel s second Offensive Player of the Week honor on Oct. 15. WVU swept the Oct. 1 awards, with Schwindel (offensive), goalkeeper Sara Keane (defensive) and defender Kadeisha Buchanan (newcomer) claiming the honors. WVU s sweep marked the first time a team won all three honors since Missouri did so in Forward Frances Silva, Schwindel and Keane show two honors each this year. Shutout Keane Senior Sara Keane has posted 10 shutouts in 2013, the third-best mark in the Big 12, and the four-best single-season showing for a Mountaineer. She has not allowed a goal in the month of November and has recorded four straight clean sheets. Most recently, Keane made seven saves in WVU s 0-0 doubleovertime draw against Rutgers in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Nov. 16. She was huge in the penalty kick shootout, blanking RU and helping the Mountaineers advance with a 3-0 edge in PKs. In the last two games, she has made a combined 16 saves. Keane shows 66 saves this season, the fifth-best conference total and ninth-best WVU single-season mark. She owns a.742 save percentage. With 27 career shutouts, she ranks No. 3 in program history. Keane Saves Best for Last Senior Sara Keane was spectacular in the Mountaineers 1-0 win over Oklahoma State in the Big 12 Soccer Championship finale on Nov. 10, making a career-best nine saves for the 26th shutout of her career. She opened the season with eight saves at No. 2 Penn State on Aug. 23. Keane tallied eight stops twice in 2012, against No. 6 Penn State and No. 20 Baylor, and once in 2011 at Pitt. Magnificent Maloney Sophomore forward Kelsie Maloney has tallied four gamewinners this season, including two in Big 12 play. Most recently, she scored the game-winner in WVU s 2-0 victory over Kansas on Oct. 18, her sixth goal of the season. Maloney also tallied the second goal in the 2-1 win at Oklahoma State on Sept. 27. Maloney ranks second in the Big 12 in game-winners and sixth in points with 16 (6 G, 4 A). Her six goals, the third-best Mountaineer showing, rank sixth in the Big 12. The Price is Right Sophomore defender Cari Price has tallied four goals this season, including three at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium. The scores are the first of her career. Price s latest was her biggest yet, as she netted the game-winner in the Mountaineers 4-3 victory at then-no. 9 Baylor on Sept. 29. Her header shut the door on a BU offensive attack that gained momentum in the closing minutes of the second period. She shows 12 points (4 G, 4 A) for the season and ranks fourth on the team. Her four assists rank No. 3 on the team, No. 9 in the Big 12. 9

10 National Respect WVU s top point earners garned national recogntion this year. Kate Schwindel was named TopDrawerSoccer.com s Player of the Week on Oct. 15. She also was named to the Women s Team of the Week, her second distinction in 14 days. Additionally, Frances Silva was named the Disney Soccer/NSCAA Player of the Week on Oct. 8, her second career honor. Senior Leadership Sara Keane, Frances Silva and Caroline Szwed have been named captains of the 2013 Mountaineers by coach Nikki Izzo-Brown and her staff. Top-10 Wins With its 4-3 victory at No. 9 Baylor on Sept. 29, the Mountaineers have defeated a top-10 team in each of the last nine seasons. Wins vs. the Top at No. 9 Baylor...W, No. 1 Stanford...W, No. 7 Oklahoma State...W, No. 9 Marquette...W, No. 9 Virginia...W, at No. 9 Rutgers...W, at No. 8 Penn State...W, No. 7 Virginia...W, at No. 6 Penn State...W, at No. 7 Penn State...W, at No. 9 Marquette...W, 2-0 Four-Year Wins The 2013 WVU senior class of Kara Blosser, Sara Keane, Frances Silva and Caroline Szwed own a four-year record of (.750), the 12th-best total nationally according to CollegeSoccer360.com. Home Sweet Home The Mountaineers have developed a true home field advantage, going at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium since its opening in August Including its 4-0 showing this season, WVU has not dropped a match to a conference opponent in Morgantown since losing 3-2 in overtime to then-no. 8 Notre Dame on Oct. 2, WVU has set three DDSS attendance records in A season-high 1,610 fans were in attendance for WVU s thrilling NCAA Tournament first round match against Rutgers on Nov. 16, the fifth-best showing in program history. There were 1,553 fans attendance on Oct. 4 to watch the Mountaineers earn a 2-1 win over Texas. The mark ranks sixth all-time. WVU opened its home season on Aug. 30 against Central Michigan in front of 1,310 fans, the 13th-best mark. Over the past five seasons, more than 52,000 fans have packed the stands to make DDSS one of the toughest environments in the Big 12. First-Time Foes WVU faced four new opponents this fall and finished with a record. The Mountaineers met Duke [1-1/T (2OT)] on Sept. 6, North Carolina (2-4/L) on Sept. 8, Eastern Kentucky (4-0/W) on Sept. 13 and Wright State (4-1/W) on Sept. 22. In the program s 18-year existence, WVU has faced 97 different teams. Against the Conferences American Athletic Rutgers T, 0-0 (2OT) Atlantic Richmond W, 2-0 Atlantic Coast Syracuse W, 2-1 No. 12 Duke T, 1-1 (2OT) No. 1 North Carolina L, 2-4 Big Ten No. 2 Penn State T, 2-2 (2OT) Horizon League 1-0 Wright State W, 4-1 Mid-American 1-0 Central Michigan W, 4-0 Ohio Valley 2-0 Morehead State W, 2-0 Eastern Kentucky W, 4-0 Southeastern Kentucky L, 2-4 Record when scoring two or more goals All-Time * against opponents ranked in the top 25 when scoring two or more goals **79% of program wins come when scoring two or more goals 10

11 Top of the Class Frances Silva was named one of 30 candidates for the 2013 Senior CLASS Award. She is the first WVU women s soccer student-athlete to earn the distinction. Silva graduated in three years with a bachelor s degree in broadcast journalism while maintaining a 3.97 cumulative grade point average. In 2013, she received the Dr. Gerald Lage award, the highest academic honor given by the Big 12 Conference, and the Jerry P. Wilkins Scholarship from WVU. She is currently pursuing a master s degree in sport management. The Senior CLASS Award recognizes student-athletes that have excelled in four areas - classroom, character, community and competition. Silva was one of two candidates from the Big 12 Conference (Kat Ludlow, BU). Fantastic Freshmen Among coach Nikki Izzo-Brown s freshman class is Canadian National Team member Kadeisha Buchanan. Buchanan came to Morgantown after competing with the Canada U20 team in Denmark in July. Fellow Canadian Ashley Lawrence was named to the Canadian U20 team but did not make the trip to Denmark. Bryce Banuelos came to Morgantown after claiming the 2013 U18 U.S. Youth Soccer National Championship with Team Chicago Academy-Botafogo. Banuelos and company defeated fellow Mountaineer freshman Daniela Neves and the Virginia Heat Blue, 2-1, in overtime for the title. Challenging Competition The 2013 women s soccer schedule was a grueling one, as the squad faced seven teams that appeared in the 2012 NCAA Tournament Baylor, Central Michigan, Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, Penn State and Texas Tech. Battle to a Draw WVU opened its 2013 campaign with a 2-2 draw at No. 2 Penn State, the 2012 national runners-up, on Aug. 23. Frances Silva gave the Mountaineers an early 1-0 lead after connecting on a cross from Kelsie Maloney in the fifth minute. Maloney extended WVU s lead in the 70th minute on a header from Ashley Lawrence. The Nittany Lions came back late in the game, netting two goals within 72 seconds in the 81st and 82nd minutes. The game ended in a 2-2 tie, the first draw in the series between the two programs. WVU also opened its 2010 season with an overtime game, losing 2-1 in the first OT period to PSU in Morgantown. WVU last opened a season with a draw in 2009, as the Mountaineers played to a 0-0 result with Ohio State on Aug. 23, in Morgantown. Big 12 Soccer WVU is in its second season as a member of the Big 12 Conference. WVU women s soccer adds to the competiveness of the league, bringing 14 consecutive NCAA appearances on its resume more than any other league team. The Big 12 has advanced at least two teams to the second round of the NCAA Championship and at least one squad to the third round in 15 of the league s 17 seasons. WVU s 2013 Game-Winning Goals Name Opponent Time Score Final Own Goal vs. Syracuse 89: Cari Price Central Michigan 40: Kelsie Maloney Morehead State 58: Kate Schwindel Eastern Kentucky 5: Kelsie Maloney (2) Richmond 62: Carly Black Wright State 31: Kelsie Maloney (3) at Oklahoma State 72: Cari Price (2) at Baylor 77: Frances Silva Texas 45: Frances Silva (2) Iowa State 13: Kate Schwindel (2) TCU 98: Kelsie Maloney (4) Kansas 9: Kate Schwindel (3) at Oklahoma 101: Frances Silva (3) vs. Kansas (B12QF) 17: Frances Silva (4) vs. Baylor (B12SF) 51: Ashley Lawrence (1) vs. Oklahoma State (B12F) 71: Offensive Attack The 2013 Mountaineers returned 88 percent of their goal scoring from a year ago, as underclassmen accounted for 30 of the team s 34 goals. Twenty of the team s 34 goals came from the forward duo of Frances Silva (11) and Kate Schwindel (9). Returning Defenders Sara Keane returned after registering 17 shutouts over the past two seasons. Center back Leah Emaus and outside back Jess Crowder also returned both first-time starters a year ago Preseason Big 12 Poll and Preseason All-Big 12 Team WVU was tabbed the top squad in the 2013 Big 12 Preseason Poll. After going undefeated in their inaugural Big 12 season, the Mountaineers tallied seven of the nine first-place votes. Texas Tech, Baylor, Oklahoma State and Kansas completed the top five. The Mountaineers headlined the 2013 preseason All-Big 12 Team, garnering a conference-best five selections: Frances Silva, Kate Schwindel, Kara Blosser, Ashley Lawrence and Jess Crowder. Canadian National Team Kadeisha Buchanan U-20 Canadian Team Kadeisha Buchanan U-17 Canadian Team Kadeisha Buchanan Ashley Lawrence Amandine Pierre-Louis International Mountaineers 11

12 Individual Stats 12 #0 Katie Osterman 2013 Career Saves 0 0 Goals Against 0 0 Shutouts 0 0 #2 Halie Conroy 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 0 1 Points 0 1 #4 Daniela Neves 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 0 0 Points 0 0 #6 Cari Price 2013 Career Goals 4 4 Assists 4 4 Points #8 Caroline Szwed 2013 Career Goals 0 4 Assists 0 11 Points 0 19 #10 Jess Crowder 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 4 7 Points 4 7 #15 Sarah Howley 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 0 0 Points 0 0 #17 Noelle Honeycutt 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 0 0 Points 0 0 #20 Ali Connelly 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 1 1 Points 1 1 #1 Michelle Newhouse 2013 Career Saves 0 0 Goals Against 0 0 Shutouts 0 0 #3 Leah Emaus 2013 Career Goals 0 1 Assists 0 0 Points 0 2 #5 Amandine Pierre-Louis 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 0 0 Points 0 0 #7 Kelsie Maloney 2013 Career Goals 6 8 Assists 4 7 Points #9 Frances Silva 2013 Career Goals Assists Points #11 Ashley Lawrence 2013 Career Goals 4 4 Assists 4 4 Points #16 Kailey Utley 2013 Career Goals 0 1 Assists 1 4 Points 1 6 #18 Ashley Woolpert 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 0 0 Points 0 0 #21 Tessa Broadwater 2013 Career Goals 2 2 Assists 1 1 Points 5 5

13 #22 Bryce Banuelos 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 0 0 Points 0 0 #24 Carly Black 2013 Career Goals 1 1 Assists 2 2 Points 4 4 #31 Maggie Bedillion 2013 Career Goals 0 0 Assists 0 0 Points 0 0 #33 Haley Keefer 2013 Career Saves 0 0 Goals Against 0 0 Shutouts 0 0 #27 Kadeisha Buchanan 2013 Career Goals 1 1 Assists 1 1 Points 3 3 #23 Sara Keane 2013 Career Saves Goals Against Shutouts #27 Amanda Hill 2013 Career Goals 1 3 Assists 2 3 Points 4 9 #32 Kara Blosser 2013 Career Goals 0 15 Assists 0 3 Points 0 33 #14 Annalika Steyn 2013 Career Goals 1 2 Assists 4 4 Points 6 8 #99 Kate Schwindel 2013 Career Goals Assists 6 21 Points Team Season Highs Points: 14 vs. Wright State (Sept. 22) Goals: 4 four times; most recently at Baylor (Sept. 29) Assists: 6 vs. Wright State (Sept. 22) Shots: 35 vs. TCU (Oct. 13) Shots on Goal: 12 vs. TCU (Oct. 13) Saves: 9 vs. Oklahoma State (Nov. 10) Corner Kicks: 14 vs. TCU (Oct. 13) Fouls: 14 at Baylor (Sept. 29) 14 at Penn State (Aug. 23) Mountaineer Numbers to Know Team Season Lows Points: 0 at Texas Tech (Oct. 27), 0 vs. Rutgers (Nov. 16) Goals: 0 at Texas Tech (Oct. 27), 0 vs. Rutgers (Nov. 16) Assists: 0 three times; most recently vs. Rutgers (Nov. 16) Shots: 3 vs. North Carolina (Sept. 8) Shots on Goal: 2 vs. North Carolina (Sept. 8) Saves: 0 five times; most recently vs. Kansas (Nov. 6) Corner Kicks: 1 vs. North Carolina (Sept. 8) Fouls: 4 vs. Iowa State (Oct. 13) 4 vs. Central Michigan (Aug. 30) Opponent Season Highs Points: 11 by North Carolina (Sept. 8) Goals: 4 by Kentucky (Sept. 15) 4 by North Carolina (Sept. 8) Assists: 3 by Baylor (Sept. 29) 3 by North Carolina (Sept. 8) Shots: 25 by Duke (Sept. 6) Shots on Goal: 10 by Penn State (Aug. 23) Saves: 9 by TCU (Oct. 13); 9 by Rutgers (Nov. 16) Corner Kicks: 11 by Penn State (Aug. 23) Fouls: 18 by Rutgers (Nov. 16) 13

14 Mountaineer Season/Career Highs (Stats given for those that have played in 2013; season followed by career) 0 Katie Osterman (GK) GP: 1/1 GS: 0/0 MIN: 14:53 vs. W. State (9/22)/same GA: 0/0 SO: 0/0 Saves: 0/0 2 Halie Conroy (D) GP: 5/12 GS: 0/0 G: 0/0 A: 0/ 1 vs. High Point (9/16/12) P: 0/1 vs. High Point (9/16/12) SH: 0/0 SoG: 0/0 3 Leah Emaus (D) GP: 22/42 GS: 22/29 G: 0/1 vs. High Point (9/16/12) A: 0/0 P: 0/1 vs. High Point (9/16/12) SH: 2 (11/16)/2 (4 times) SoG: 0/1 (2 times) 4 Daniela Neves (F) GP: 1/1 GS: 0/0 G: 0/0 A: 0/0 P: 0/0 SH: 0/0 SoG: 0/0 6 Cari Price (D) GP: 22/26 GS: 15/15 G: 2 vs. C. Michigan (8/30)/same A: 1 (4 times)/same P: 4 vs. C. Michigan (8/30)/same SH: 3 (2 times)/same SoG: 2 (2 times)/same 7 Kelsie Maloney (F) GP: 22/39 GS: 22/39 G: 1 (6 times)/1 (8 times) A: 1 (4 times)/1 (7 times) P: 3 at Penn State (8/23)/same SH: 3 (2 times)/7 vs. Duquesne (9/6/12) SoG: 2 (3 times)/4 vs. Oklahoma State (9/23/12) 9 Frances Silva (F) GP: 22/88 GS: 22/84 G: 2 (2 times)/2 (6 times) A: 3 vs. Wright State (9/22)/same P: 5 vs. Wright State (9/22)/ 5 (2 times) SH: 9 vs. TCU (10/13)/ 11 vs. Duquesne (9/6/12) SoG: 4 vs. Baylor (11/8)/ 5 at Iowa State (10/7/12) 10 Jess Crowder (D) GP: 22/54 GS: 22/41 G: 0/0 A: 1 (4 times)/1(7 times) P: 1 (4 times)/1 (7 times) SH: 3 at Oklahoma State (9/27)/same SoG: 2 vs. Kansas (11/6)/same 11 Ashley Lawrence (M) GP: 22/22 GS: 19/19 G: 1 (4 times)/same A: 1 (4 times)/same P: 3 vs. Eastern Kentucky (9/13)/same SH: 6 vs. TCU (10/13)/same SoG: 3 vs. Kansas (11/6)/same 14 Annalika Steyn (F) GP: 22/39 GS: 0/0 G: 1 vs. C. Michigan (8/30)/1 (2 times) A: 1 (4 times)/same P: 2 vs. C. Michigan (8/30)/2 (2 times) SH: 3 (3 times)/4 vs. C. Michigan (8/24/12) SoG: 2 at Baylor (9/29)/same 16 Kailey Utley (F) GP: 20/40 GS: 1/5 G: 0/1 vs. W. Carolina (8/19/12) A: 1 vs. Wright State (9/22)/1 (4 times) P: 1 vs. Wright State (9/22)/ 3 vs. W. Carolina (8/19/12) SH: 2 (4 times)/3 vs. W. Carolina (8/19/12) SoG: 1 (4 times)/1 (11 times) 17 Noelle Honeycutt (D) GP: 5/8 GS: 0/0 G: 0/0 A: 0/0 P: 0/0 SH: 0/0 SoG: 0/0 18 Ashley Woolpert (D) GP: 4/4 GS: 0/0 G: 0/0 A: 0/0 P: 0/0 SH: 1 (2 times)/same SoG: 1 vs. E. Kentucky (9/13)/same 20 Ali Connelly (M) GP: 3/24 GS: 0/1 G: 0/0 A: 1 vs. C. Michigan (8/30)/same P: 1 vs. C. Michigan (8/30)/same SH: 0/1 (5 times) SoG: 0/1 vs. W. Carolina (8/19/12) 21 Tessa Broadwater (M) GP: 16/16 GS: 4/4 G: 1 (2 times)/same A: 1 vs. Wright State (9/22)/same P: 2 (2 times)/same SH: 3 (2 times)/same SoG: 1 (6 times)/same 22 Bryce Banuelos (M) GP: 3/3 GS: 3/3 G: 0/0 A: 0/0 P: 0/0 SH: 1 at Penn State (8/23)/same SoG: 1 at Penn State (8/23)/same 23 Sara Keane (GK) GP: 22/64 GS: 22/64 MIN: 110:00 (3times)/110:00 (7 times) GA: 4 (2 times)/5 at Penn State (8/26/11) SO: 10/27 Saves: 9 vs. Oklahoma State (11/10)/same 24 Carly Black (D) GP: 22/22 GS: 22/22 G: 1 vs. Wright State (9/22)/same A: 1 (2 times)/same P: 2 vs. Wright State (9/22)/same SH: 2 (4 times)/same SoG: 1 (2 times)/same 27 Amanda Hill (M) GP: 22/42 GS: 22/42 G: 1 vs. Wright State (9/22)/1 (3 times) A: 1 (2 times)/1 (3 times) P: 2 vs. Wright State (9/22)/2 (3 times) SH: 4 vs. Oklahoma State (11/10)/ same SoG: 2 vs. Oklahoma State (11/10)/2 (2 times) 31 Maggie Bedillion (D) GP: 14/17 GS: 0/0 G: 0/0 A: 0/0 P: 0/0 SH: 1 (3 times)/same SoG: 0/0 32 Kara Blosser (M) GP: 7/26 GS: 7/25 G: 0/1 (3 times) A: 0/0 P: 0/2 (3 times) SH: 4 at Penn State (8/23)/ 6 vs. Duquesne (9/6/12) SoG: 2 vs. C. Michigan (8/30)/ 3 vs. Towson (9/14/12) 88 Kadeisha Buchanan (D) GP: 22/22 GS: 22/22 G: 1 at Baylor (9/29)/same A: 1 vs. TCU (10/13)/same P: 2 at Baylor (9/29)/same SH: 2 vs. TCU (10/13)/same SoG: 1 at Baylor (9/29)/same 99 Kate Schwindel (F) GP: 18/60 GS: 17/59 G: 1 (11 times)/2 vs. High Point (9/16/12) A: 1 (6 times)/3 (2 times) P: 3 (4 times)/7 vs. High Point (9/16/12) SH: 11 vs. TCU (10/13)/same SoG: 7 vs. TCU (10/13)/same 14

15 2013 Season Stats RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 23 at #4 PSU To Aug 25 vs SYRACUSE W Aug 30 CENTRAL MICHIGAN W Sept 1 MOREHEAD STATE W % Sep 06 at #12/12 Duke To Sep 08 vs #1/1 North Carolina L Sep 13 EASTERN KENTUCKY W Sep 15 KENTUCKY L Sep 20 RICHMOND W Sep 22 WRIGHT STATE W * Sep 27 at Oklahoma State W * Sep 29 at #12 Baylor W * Oct 04 TEXAS W * Oct 11 IOWA STATE W * Oct 13 TCU Wot * Oct 18 KANSAS W * Oct 25 at Oklahoma Wo * Oct at #18 Texas Tech L Nov 06 vs #8 Kansas W Nov 08 vs #5 Baylor W Nov 10 vs #6 Oklahoma State W Nov 16 RUTGERS To TEAM STATISTICS WVU 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 8 13 Red cards 0 1 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 11/947 6/1362 Neutral Site #/Avg 5/287 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 9 SILVA,FRANCES SCHWINDEL,KATE LAWRENCE,ASHLEY MALONEY,KELSIE PRICE,CARI HILL,AMANDA CROWDER,JESS STEYN,ANNALIKA Utley, Kailey BROADWATER,TESSA BLACK,CARLY BLOSSER,KARA EMAUS,LEAH BUCHANAN,KADEISHA BEDILLION,MAGGIE WOOLPERT,ASHLEY BANUELOS,BRYCE HONEYCUTT,NOELLE Neves,Daniela CONROY,HALIE CONNELLY,ALI Osterman,Katie KEANE,SARA Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 0 Osterman,Katie 1 14: /0 23 KEANE,SARA : /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents

16 2013 Box Scores (0-0-1) vs. PSU (0-0-1) Date: Aug 23, 2013 Attendance: 3742 Weather: Po # Player Sh SO G A gk 23 KEANE,SARA d 3 EMAUS,LEAH f 7 MALONEY,KELSIE f 9 SILVA,FRANCES d 10 CROWDER,JESS m 22 BANUELOS,BRYCE d 24 BLACK,CARLY m 27 HILL,AMANDA m 32 BLOSSER,KARA d 88 BUCHANAN,KADEISH f 99 SCHWINDEL,KATE NEWHOUSE,MICHELL PRICE,CARI LAWRENCE,ASHLEY STEYN,ANNALIKA CONNELLY,ALI BROADWATER,TESSA Totals KEANE,SARA 110: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total PSU Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total PSU vs #4 PSU (Aug 23, 2013 at University Park, Pa.) Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total PSU PSU Po # Player Sh SO G A gk 28 Eckerstrom, Britt d 1 Basinger, Brittany m 3 Hurd, Emily f 5 Hayes, Maya m 7 Persson, Corey f 11 Rodriguez, Raquel f 14 Chapic, Kori f 16 Weber, Mallory f 19 Schram, Taylor f 22 Costa, Tani d 23 Hovington, Bri Church, Whitney Williford, Salina Carrollo, Emily Chapman, Maggie Totals Eckerstrom, Britt 110: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total PSU :17 WVU SILVA,FRANCES (1) MALONEY,KELSIE cross to middle 2. 69:52 WVU MALONEY,KELSIE (1) LAWRENCE,ASHLEY header off cross in the middle 3. 80:36 PSU Schram, Taylor (1) Hayes, Maya shot from 12 yds out 4. 81:48 PSU Hayes, Maya (1) Weber, Mallory cross from weber to hayes to beat keeper SYRACUSE (1-1-0) vs. (1-0-1) Date: Aug 25, 2013 Attendance: Weather: SYRACUSE Po # Player Sh SO G A gk 1 Brittany Anghel Erin Simon Rachel Blum Jackie Firenze Kayla Afonso Taylor Haenlin Maddie Iozzi Jackie Moriarty Blake Johnson Stephanie Skilton Megan Hunsberger Maya Pitts Maddie Damm Alexis Koval Totals Brittany Anghel 90: SYRACUSE SYRACUSE SYRACUSE vs (Aug 25, 2013 at University Park, Pa.) SYRACUSE Po # Player Sh SO G A gk 23 KEANE,SARA EMAUS,LEAH MALONEY,KELSIE SILVA,FRANCES CROWDER,JESS BANUELOS,BRYCE BLACK,CARLY HILL,AMANDA BLOSSER,KARA BUCHANAN,KADEISH SCHWINDEL,KATE PRICE,CARI LAWRENCE,ASHLEY STEYN,ANNALIKA UTLEY,KATIE BROADWATER,TESSA TM TEAM Totals KEANE,SARA 90: SYRACUSE :52 WVU SCHWINDEL,KATE SILVA,FRANCES 9 cross to 99 from 12 yards out 2. 56:47 SYRACU Erin Simon Jackie Moriarty through ball to 3 and beat keeper 1 on :11 WVU OWN GOAL (unassisted) own goal off cross -KEANE,SARA (0-0-1). PSU-Eckerstrom, Britt (0-0-1). Stadium: Jeffrey Field Officials: Referee: Tim Snyder; Asst. Referee: Dustin Killick; Mike Rossi; Alt. Official: Stan Latta; Offsides: 2, PSU 4. YC-SYRACUSE #20 (76:41) Win-KEANE,SARA (1-0-1). Loss-Brittany Anghel (1-1-0). Stadium: Jeffrey Field Officials: Offsides: SYRACUSE 1, Central Michigan vs (Aug 30, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) Central Michigan (0-1-1) vs. (2-0-1) Date: Aug 30, 2013 Attendance: 1310 Weather: 87 degrees and partly cloudy Central Michigan gk 2 LAEUFER, Heather GOSSE, Laura HOOMAIAN, Kaylin OUTCALT, Estee KINNIARD, Tory GASSMAN, Jennifer COOKSEY, Emily WILCOXON, Morgan MAHER, Samantha BASTEN, Emily POTTS, Taylor MANN, Angie KORTE, Kaelyn DWENGER, Emma CALDWELL, Meghan SAMUEL, Nicole VAN DE KERKHOVE, GARNER, Megan BROWNLEE, Michelle Totals LAEUFER, Heather 90: Central Michigan Central Michigan Central Michigan gk 23 KEANE,SARA EMAUS,LEAH MALONEY,KELSIE SILVA,FRANCES CROWDER,JESS BANUELOS,BRYCE BLACK,CARLY HILL,AMANDA BLOSSER,KARA BUCHANAN,KADEISH SCHWINDEL,KATE CONROY,HALIE PRICE,CARI LAWRENCE,ASHLEY STEYN,ANNALIKA Utley, Kailey HONEYCUTT,NOELLE WOOLPERT,ASHLEY CONNELLY,ALI BROADWATER,TESSA BEDILLION,MAGGIE Totals KEANE,SARA 90: Central Michigan Central Michigan :33 WVU PRICE,CARI (1) SILVA,FRANCES 2. 49:38 WVU SCHWINDEL,KATE (2) MALONEY,KELSIE 3. 72:52 WVU STEYN,ANNALIKA (1) SILVA,FRANCES 4. 85:59 WVU PRICE,CARI (2) CONNELLY,ALI Win-KEANE,SARA (2-0-1). Loss-LAEUFER, Heather (0-1-1). Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Shane Moody; Asst. Referee: Khary Williams; Alt. Official: Nathan Utz; Timekeeper: Charles Murphy; Scorer: Jon Hevron; Offsides: Central Michigan 4, 2. Coach Nikki Izzo-Brown's 250th career victory Morehead State vs #10 (Sept 1, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) Morehead State (0-3-1) vs. (3-0-1) Date: Sept 1, 2013 Attendance: 605 Weather: 72 degrees and mostly cloudy Morehead State Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 0 SEEMAN, Hannah TILLEY, Holly STIVERS, Tayler COBB, Macy FLORY, Jade GOLDEN, Kimberly TRESNAK, Elizabeth OETTLE, Lindsey FOX, Caity BORYS, Kim GOMEZ, Kelsey WASHINGTON, Shian WEBER, Paige WARD, McKenzie BLACK, Angela KOOTZ, Macy HAWKSFORD, Ali HILT, Karen Totals SEEMAN, Hannah 90: Morehead State Morehead State Morehead State Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 23 KEANE,SARA EMAUS,LEAH MALONEY,KELSIE SILVA,FRANCES CROWDER,JESS LAWRENCE,ASHLEY BLACK,CARLY HILL,AMANDA BLOSSER,KARA BUCHANAN,KADEISH SCHWINDEL,KATE PRICE,CARI STEYN,ANNALIKA Utley, Kailey BROADWATER,TESSA BEDILLION,MAGGIE Totals KEANE,SARA 90: Morehead State :22 WVU MALONEY,KELSIE (2) SCHWINDEL,KATE Schwindel centered the ball to Maloney on post 2-yds out 2. 81:06 WVU SILVA,FRANCES (2) PRICE,CARI Header played forward by Price to Silva. outside the 18-box YC-MOR #TM (56:22); YC-MOR #2 (83:25); RC-MOR #23 (89:46) Win-KEANE,SARA (3-0-1). Loss-SEEMAN, Hannah (0-2-1). Stadium: Dick dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Skye Arthur-Banning; Asst. Referee: Kevin Cook; Paul Deverse; Alt. Official: Nick Vuchenich; Offsides: Morehead State 1, 1.

17 vs #12/12 Duke (Sep 06, 2013 at Durham, N.C.) #1/1 North Carolina vs (Sep 08, 2013 at Durham, N.C.) (3-0-2) vs. #12/12 Duke (3-1-1) Date: Sep 06, 2013 Attendance: 1805 Weather: 79 degrees, partly cloudy gk 23 Keane,Sara d 3 Emaus,Leah f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess mf 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly mf 27 Hill,Amanda mf 32 Blosser,Kara d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Price,Cari Utley,Kailey Connelly,Ali Broadwater,Tessa Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 110: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total #12/12 Duke Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total #12/12 Duke #12/12 Duke gk 12 Ali Kershner d 4 Natasha Anasi mf 5 Kaitlyn Kerr d 6 Lizzy Raben f 9 Kelly Cobb mf 10 Toni Payne f 16 Laura Weinberg f 19 Kim DeCesare mf 22 Malinda Allen d 24 Mollie Pathman d 31 Christina Gibbons Audrey Gibson Katy Colas Kara Wilson Krysia Sikora Totals Ali Kershner 110: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total #12/12 Duke #1/1 North Carolina (6-0-0) vs. (3-1-2) Date: Sep 08, 2013 Attendance: Weather: #1/1 North Carolina gk 1 Bryane Heaberlin d 2 Caitlin Ball d 3 Megan Brigman f 6 Summer Green f 7 Kealia Ohai mf 8 Amber Munerlyn mf 11 Kelly McFarlane mf 19 Crystal Dunn mf 32 Meg Morris d 44 Satara Murray f 88 Alexa Newfield Bianca Gray Joanna Boyles Katie Bowen Anna Sieloff Emily Bruder Cameron Castleberry Paige Nielsen Caroline Lindquist Maggie Bill Hanna Gardner Brooke Elby Totals Bryane Heaberlin 45: Anna Sieloff 45: #1/1 North Carolina #1/1 North Carolina d 3 Emaus,Leah f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess mf 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly mf 27 Hill,Amanda mf 32 Blosser,Kara d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Conroy,Halie Price,Cari Utley,Kailey Honeycutt,Noelle Woolpert,Ashley Broadwater,Tessa Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: #1/1 North Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total #12/12 Duke Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total #12/12 Duke #1/1 North Carolina #1/1 North Carolina :46 WVU Silva,Frances (3) Crowder,Jess 20-yard blast; hit left corner 2. 75:52 DUKE Mollie Pathman (1) Penalty kick YC-WVU #6 (67:55); YC-DUKE #4 (108:39) -Keane,Sara (3-0-2). #12/12 Duke-Ali Kershner (2-0-1). Stadium: Koskinen Stadium Officials: Referee: Abbas Piran; Asst. Referee: Clifton H. Clement; Benjamin Wooten; Alt. Official: Ernest Fisher; Timekeeper: Tome Whiteside; Scorer: Jordan General; Offsides: 2, #12/12 Duke 5. Eastern Kentucky vs #10 (Sep 13, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) 1. 8:40 NC Kealia Ohai (4) Alexa Newfield hit right corner from 12 yards 2. 16:38 NC Crystal Dunn (6) Meg Morris right corner from inside penalty box Alexa Newfield 3. 43:57 NC Joanna Boyles (1) (unassisted) free kick 22 yards after WV yellow card 4. 46:27 NC Summer Green (2) Penalty kick 5. 59:39 WVU Silva,Frances (4) Penalty kick 6. 63:58 WVU Schwindel,Kate (3) Silva,Frances top left corner from 10 yards Maloney,Kelsie YC-WVU #10 (43:57); YC-WVU #11 (78:49) Win-Bryane Heaberlin (6-0-0). Loss-Keane,Sara (3-1-2). Stadium: Koskinen Stadium Officials: Referee: Christina Unkel; Asst. Referee: Saeed Mohamed; Clive Edwards; Alt. Official: Katherine Dziedzic; Timekeeper: Tom Whiteside; Offsides: #1/1 North Carolina 7, 2. Kentucky vs #10 (Sep 15, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) Eastern Kentucky (0-6-1) vs. (4-1-2) Date: Sep 13, 2013 Attendance: 835 Weather: 60 degrees and overcast Eastern Kentucky gk 1 WOLFER, Erika d 2 BRILLON, Mikayla d 4 COLLAR, Katie d 5 LARKIN, Paige d 8 FANT, Lauren m 14 BRIGHT, Katie f 15 DONNELLY, Nikki m 19 PAYNTER, Kristan m 24 NOMADY, Brittany f 25 WALLACE, Whitney f 26 SMITH, Cassie MELTON, Samm THOMAS, Amani FERGUSON, Mikala Totals Eastern Kentucky d 3 Emaus,Leah f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda m 32 Blosser,Kara d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Conroy,Halie Neves,Daniela Price,Cari Utley,Kailey Honeycutt,Noelle Woolpert,Ashley Broadwater,Tessa Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Kentucky (6-1-1) vs. (4-2-2) Date: Sep 15, 2013 Attendance: 853 Weather: 66 degrees and sunny, slightly breezy Kentucky gk 33 Kayla King f 3 Danielle Fitzgerald f 4 Zoe Swift d 7 Olivia Jester d 8 Kelli Hubly d 11 Kaitlin Miller f 16 Arin Gilliland m 21 Stuart Pope d 22 Cara Ledman m 66 Danielle Krohn m 99 Alex Carter Caitlin Landis Jade Klump Kacie Kumar Totals Kayla King 90: Kentucky d 3 Emaus,Leah m 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Utley,Kailey Broadwater,Tessa Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: WOLFER, Erika 12: MELTON, Samm 77: Eastern Kentucky Eastern Kentucky Keane,Sara 90: Eastern Kentucky Eastern Kentucky :23 WVU Schwindel,Kate (4) Lawrence,Ashley Played forward by Lawrence to Schwindel box about 15-yards 2. 16:21 WVU Price,Cari (3) Silva,Frances Silva took corner to Price. Price scored lef 18 yards out 3. 51:40 WVU Lawrence,Ashley (1) Steyn,Annalika Steyn through to Lawrence at top of the b off far post and in 4. 60:11 WVU Broadwater,Tessa (1) (unassisted) Goalie turned over and shot left-footed fr 18-yards Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Amadou Diob; Asst. Referee: Tom Manspeaker; Ross Kleinstuber; Alt. Official: David Potter; Offsides: Eastern Kentucky 0, 4. Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky :10 UK Arin Gilliland (2) (unassisted) Stole the ball and scored from just outsid box on right post 2. 22:59 UK Stuart Pope (7) Arin Gilliland Pass take t top of the box and beat the ke coming out from 12 yard 3. 39:52 WVU Schwindel,Kate (5) Steyn,Annalika Steyn stole the ball, passed to 99 and sco low-left post 18 out 4. 49:23 UK Zoe Swift (6) Arin Gilliland Played to top of 18 and then shot to uppe far-post 5. 65:09 UK Arin Gilliland (3) Penalty kick 6. 89:44 WVU Silva,Frances (5) Penalty kick Win-Kayla King (5-1-1). Loss-Keane,Sara (4-2-2). Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Peter Dhime; Asst. Referee: Paul Daverise; John Douglas; Alt. Official: Amadou Diop; Offsides: Kentucky 4, 2. 17

18 RICHMOND vs #21 (Sep 20, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) RICHMOND (2-5-2) vs. (5-2-2) Date: Sep 20, 2013 Attendance: 937 Weather: 77 degrees, cloudless and calm; no wind RICHMOND gk 0 KELLY, Emily f 7 COLLIGAN, Shannon d 10 KURTZ, Kaleigh d 12 ROONEY, Hunter f 13 SMITH, Jensen f 14 LAYNE, Erin m 15 KOCZOT, Crystal m 19 LYBERT, Kristen m 20 WILLIAMS, Ashley m 23 EGBERS, Lindsay d 24 PODMAJERSKY, Daria BERNETICH, Dana MILLER, Violet CICCONI, Samantha Totals KELLY, Emily 90: RICHMOND RICHMOND RICHMOND d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley f 16 Utley,Kailey d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha Conroy,Halie Honeycutt,Noelle Broadwater,Tessa Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Schwindel,Kate Totals Keane,Sara 90: RICHMOND RICHMOND :01 WVU Maloney,Kelsie (3) Silva,Frances Header in the box, about 3 yards out 2. 76:23 WVU Lawrence,Ashley (2) Hill,Amanda Lawrence from Hill. Shot from top of the Crowder,Jess upper-right corner Win-Keane,Sara (5-2-2). Loss-KELLY, Emily (2-5-2). Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Charles Farr; Asst. Referee: Nathan Utz; Pete Lubinsky; Alt. Official: David Potter; Scorer: McNamara, Hevron; Offsides: RICHMOND 2, 6. Wright State (2-4-3) vs. (6-2-2) Date: Sep 22, 2013 Attendance: 542 Weather: Wright State vs #21 (Sep 22, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) Wright State gk 1 McCURDY, Brooke m 7 GOGOLIN, Ashley f 8 FILLION, Emilie f 10 UMOTONG, Ini m 11 THOMPSON, Kalee f 12 MILTKO, Ashley d 13 SOTO, Liz m 16 GROSS, Sarah d 18 METZLER, Allie d 19 WILSON, Samantha f 28 SEDLOCK, Natalie AGUILERA, Paige HAMILTON, Mackenzi CALDWELL, Chloe ANDERSON, Amy RICE, Morgan Totals McCURDY, Brooke 90: Wright State Wright State Wright State gk 23 Keane,Sara d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Osterman,Katie Conroy,Halie Utley,Kailey Honeycutt,Noelle Woolpert,Ashley Broadwater,Tessa Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 75: Osterman,Katie 14: Wright State Wright State :23 WVU Schwindel,Kate (6) Silva,Frances played forward by Silva to 99 into the box lower-left corner 2. 30:05 WSU FILLION, Emilie (5) (unassisted) #8 on the steal and chipped over Keane f 15-yards out 3. 31:57 WVU Black,Carly (1) Price,Cari Corner from Silva, headed by Price, score Silva,Frances Black 6-yards out 4. 41:03 WVU Hill,Amanda (1) Broadwater,Tessa Corner from Silva, played by Broadwater Silva,Frances in by Hill 5. 68:10 WVU Silva,Frances (6) Utley,Kailey Utley run to endline and played to Silva ri post Win-Keane,Sara (6-2-2). Loss-McCURDY, Brooke (2-4-2). Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: John Douglas; Asst. Referee: Melanie Stoner; Maria Penska; Alt. Official: Tom Manspeaker; Offsides: Wright State 1, 5. #18 vs Oklahoma State (Sep 27, 2013 at Stillwater, Okla.) #23 vs #12 Baylor (Sep 29, 2013 at Waco, Texas) (7-2-2, 1-0-0) vs. Oklahoma State (4-3-3, 0-1-0) Date: Sep 27, 2013 Attendance: 880 Weather: d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess mf 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly mf 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Utley,Kailey Broadwater,Tessa Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State gk 21 Ongaro, Michela d 2 Kiely, Delaney f 3 Killion, Krissi d 5 Calhoun, Natalie d 8 Rhinehart, Miriam mf 10 Mercado, Madison mf 14 Burmaster, Baillie f 17 Dike, Courtney d 18 Reyes, Lauren mf 19 Kahan, Makenzie Hierholzer, Ashton Medina, Rosa Kelley, Kristen Robertson, Joanna Christie, George Totals Ongaro, Michela 90: Oklahoma State Oklahoma State (8-2-2, 2-0-0) vs. Baylor (8-1-2, 1-1-0) Date: Sep 29, 2013 Attendance: 379 Weather: 82 degrees, partly cloudy, 15 MPH SSE d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess f 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly mf 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Utley,Kailey Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: Baylor Baylor Baylor gk 8 Kloss, Michelle mf 6 Ludlow, Kat f 10 Campos, Bri f 11 Huggins, Natalie mf 16 York, Ashley d 18 Polley, Selby d 19 Seals, Anjadai d 24 Heatherly, Taylor d 25 Daigle, Katie f 27 Hoffman, Vic mf 28 Summey, Karlee Campos, Larissa Wilde, Alexa Klein, Alex Burns, Lindsay Martin, McKenna Hovden, Justine Young, Hadley Totals Kloss, Michelle 90: Baylor :19 WVU Schwindel,Kate (7) Crowder,Jess Off free kick, shot from 12 yds to far post 2. 72:21 WVU Maloney,Kelsie (4) Steyn,Annalika Double pass, cross into box, header from Schwindel,Kate 3. 87:22 OSU Dike, Courtney (8) Penalty kick YC-OSU #3 (45:32) Win-Keane,Sara (7-2-2). Loss-Ongaro, Michela (1-1-0). Stadium: Cowgirl Complex Officials: Referee: Cory Richardson; Asst. Referee: Brian Loftus; Ian Chapman; Alt. Official: Adam Bass; Offsides: 3, Oklahoma State Baylor Baylor :02 WVU Maloney,Kelsie (5) Schwindel,Kate 2. 37:51 WVU Schwindel,Kate (8) Crowder,Jess 3. 60:42 WVU Buchanan,Kadeisha (1) Black,Carly 4. 67:47 BU Burns, Lindsay (2) Hovden, Justine 5. 75:03 BU Campos, Bri (4) Klein, Alex 6. 77:12 WVU Price,Cari (4) Silva,Frances 7. 89:53 BU Heatherly, Taylor (1) Hovden, Justine YC-BU #19 (84:55) Win-Keane,Sara. Loss-Kloss, Michelle. Stadium: Betty Lou Mays Field Officials: Referee: Saeed Mohamed; Asst. Referee: Edgar Arevalo; Christina Hutchinson; Alt. Official: Ian Chapman; Timekeeper: Tom Waden; Scorer: Kyle Robarts; Offsides: 0, Baylor 1. 18

19 Texas8-4-2 (2-1 Big 12) vs (3-0 Big 12) Date: Oct 04, 2013 Attendance: 1553 Weather: Texas gk 1 Smith, Abby d 2 Gilbert, Brooke f 3 Shutter, Sydney m 4 Meyer, Lindsey d/ 6 Campbell, Emilie m/f 7 Zarnegar, Gabby m 11 Lachappelle, Sharis f 17 Shimmick, Kelsey m 23 Campbell, Chantale d 24 Schmalz, Ali d 37 Arnold, Julie Davis, Marchelle Strawser, Aaron Gernsbacher, Katie Hart, Jasmine Totals Smith, Abby 90: Texas Texas Texas vs #10 (Oct 04, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) Texas d 3 Emaus,Leah m 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Utley,Kailey Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: Texas Texas :43 WVU Silva,Frances (7) Lawrence,Ashley Lawrence through to Silva from 10-yards. far post :32 WVU Silva,Frances (8) Schwindel,Kate Schwindel to streaking Silva from 5-yards Beat Smith far post :34 TEX Meyer, Lindsey (3) Zarnegar, Gabby free kick sent to far post and headed in Win-Keane,Sara (9-2-2). Loss-Smith, Abby (8-4-2). Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Jonathan Glover; Asst. Referee: Ron Dambrosia; Nathan Utz; Alt. Official: Amadou Diop; Offsides: Texas 1, 4. TCU vs #9 (Oct 13, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) Iowa State6-7-2 (0-3-1 Big 12) vs (4-0 Big 12) Date: Oct 11, 2013 Attendance: 520 Weather: 58 degrees and misty rain Iowa State gk 32 Jobe, Maddie f 2 Willer, Koree d 9 Camy, Kourtney m 10 Goldstein, Emily m 11 Roeling, Lauren d 12 Ott, Madi d 13 Reyes, Jessica m/ 14 Skitt, Meredith f 18 Womack, Hayley m/ 23 Williamson, Alyssa m/ 33 Albert, Haley Potterveld, Susie Morgan, Brittany Green, Erin McAleer, Mia Dominguez, Jennifer Bruckman, Maggie Totals Jobe, Maddie 90: Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State vs #9 (Oct 11, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) Iowa State d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Utley,Kailey Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: Iowa State Iowa State :13 WVU Silva,Frances (9) Schwindel,Kate Schwindel played free kick to Silva, score post from 17 yrds 2. 56:53 WVU Schwindel,Kate (9) Silva,Frances Silva forward to streaking Schwindel in th Price,Cari scored from 7 yds YC-ISU #12 (64:12) Win-Keane,Sara (10-2-2). Loss-Jobe, Maddie (6-7-2). Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Kristen Salazar; Asst. Referee: Pete Lubinsky; Devon Duling; Alt. Official: Nick Vuchenich; Offsides: Iowa State 1, 4. Kansas vs #6 (Oct 18, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) TCU5-7-3 (1-3-1 Big 12) vs (5-0 Big 12) Date: Oct 13, 2013 Attendance: 562 Weather: 69 degrees and sunny Goals by period 1 2 OT Total TCU Kansas5-8-2 (0-3-1 Big 12) vs (6-0 Big 12) Date: Oct 18, 2013 Attendance: 1091 Weather: Kansas TCU gk 1 Arnold, Vittoria m 2 Murphy, Meghan m 3 Koch, Makenzie d 4 Clemmer, Bobbi m 6 Sajewich, Lauren f 8 Slyman, Brittany f 10 Prokof, Michelle m 12 Barg, Kristen d 14 Johnson, Kelly m 17 Mottonen, Michelle d 21 Foreman, Rebekah Carrion, Patry Little, Brittany Thurston, Julia Courvoisier, Maddy Donegan, Jennifer Totals Arnold, Vittoria 98: Shots by period 1 2 OT Total TCU gk 23 Keane,Sara d 3 Emaus,Leah m 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Utley,Kailey Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 98: Saves by period 1 2 OT Total TCU Kansas gk 1 Stroud, Kaitlyn d 3 Gagnet, Aurelie d 5 Estrada, Tayler f 7 Pankey, Ashley f 9 Williams, Ashley f 10 Kastor, Caroline m 11 Fletcher, Jamie d 14 Hillis, Madi m 21 Salazar, Liana d 22 Van Slambrouck, Car m 23 Kallmaier, Hanna Yearout, Haley Georgoulis, Jackie Renner, Shannon Dickerson, Courtney Totals Stroud, Kaitlyn 90: Kansas d 3 Emaus,Leah m 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Utley,Kailey Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: Kansas Corner kicks 1 2 OT Total TCU Fouls 1 2 OT Total TCU Kansas Kansas :18 WVU Silva,Frances (10) Buchanan,Kadeisha Buchanan played to Silva 25 yards out an right post 2. 21:02 TCU Sajewich, Lauren (1) Koch, Makenzie Free Kick hit off the post and #6 put the on the rebound 3. 55:04 WVU Lawrence,Ashley (4) Schwindel,Kate Schwindel shot, save by Arnold, Lawrence rebound in from 2 yards 4. 63:06 TCU Prokof, Michelle (7) Carrion, Patry Shot from 9, off post, 10 sent it far post 5. 98:44 WVU Schwindel,Kate (10) Maloney,Kelsie Maloney through to running Schwindel. G far post from 7 yds YC-TCU #12 (46:08); YC-WVU #99 (49:11); YC-WVU #TM (73:40) Win-Keane,Sara (11-2-2). Loss-Arnold, Vittoria (5-7-2). Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Saeed Mohamed; Asst. Referee: Daniel Lukash; David Potter; Alt. Official: Charles Murphy; Offsides: TCU 1, :36 WVU Maloney,Kelsie (6) Silva,Frances Silva played through in the box to 7 who from 8yds out 2. 13:37 WVU Silva,Frances (11) Price,Cari Silva dribbled past KU defender top of bo finished 15 yards out Win-Keane,Sara (12-2-2). Loss-Stroud, Kaitlyn (5-8-2). Stadium: Dick Dlesk Stadium Officials: Referee: Jonathan Weiner; Asst. Referee: Tori Penso; Maria Penksa; Alt. Official: Ron Dambrosia; Offsides: Kansas 0, 0. 19

20 (13-2-2) vs. Oklahoma (4-12-1) Date: Oct 25, 2013 Attendance: 511 Weather: 61 degrees, clear, breezy gk 23 Keane,Sara d 3 Emaus,Leah mf 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess f 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly mf 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 101: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Oklahoma Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Oklahoma #9 vs Oklahoma (Oct 25, 2013 at Norman, Okla.) Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Oklahoma Oklahoma gk 00 Kassidie Stade mf 5 Zoe Dickson f 7 Devin Barrett mf 8 Abby Hodgen mf 10 Jemma Cota d 14 Kathryn Watson d 15 Rachel Ressler mf 19 Paige Jacobs f 23 Daisy Cardona d 24 Molly Richey d 26 Madison Kinzer Caren Nelson Shiloh Price Bailey Boulware Madison Saliba Totals Kassidie Stade 101: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Oklahoma Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Oklahoma :43 OU Daisy Cardona (5) Shiloh Price GK makes initial save, but 23 sends back Madison Saliba 2. 79:41 WVU Silva,Frances (12) Hill,Amanda Drove in, shot past GK right side :40 WVU Schwindel,Kate (11) Silva,Frances Drove past defenders to score YC-OU #23 (67:32); YC-WVU #99 (97:16) Win-Keane,Sara (13-2-2). Loss-Kassidie Stade (3-11-1). Stadium: OU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Doug Wolff; Asst. Referee: Reza Namavar; Suez Moskal; Alt. Official: Jeff Crank; Offsides: 8, Oklahoma 4. (13-3-2) vs. Texas Tech (15-1-2) Date: Oct Attendance: 852 Weather: #9 vs #18 Texas Tech (Oct at Lubbock, Texas) d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess f 11 Lawrence,Ashley d 24 Black,Carly mf 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha f 99 Schwindel,Kate Utley,Kailey Broadwater,Tessa Bedillion,Maggie Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech gk 30 Esson, Victoria mf 7 Disabella, Jessica mf 8 Murphy, Alli mf 9 Devine, Hannah f 10 Heap, Caity f 12 Beckie, Janine d 15 Hinkle, Jaelene d 16 Jenkins, Bridgett d 22 Kansas Bayly mf 24 Strahan, Paige d 29 Jade Dapaah Fuston, Jessica Inman, Erin Rohmer, Briana Meagan McCullough Haagsma, Hayley Maddy Crabtree Totals Esson, Victoria 90: Texas Tech Texas Tech :45 TTU Haagsma, Hayley (4) Hinkle, Jaelene Header off corner by Jaelene Hinkle 2. 52:41 TTU Beckie, Janine (8) Maddy Crabtree Shot from left side inside penalty box. YC-TTU #17 (67:04); YC-TTU #TM (70:08); YC-WVU #88 (76:04) Win-Esson, Victoria (15-1-2). Loss-Keane,Sara (13-3-2). Stadium: John Walker Stadium Officials: Referee: Juliana Duncan; Asst. Referee: Jonathan Johnson; Kyle Borne; Alt. Official: Fernando Galvan; Offsides: 0, Texas Tech 1. Kansas (7-11-2, Big 12) vs. (14-3-2, Big 12) Date: Nov 06, 2013 Attendance: 253 Weather: 42 F Cloudy Wind NW at 6 MPH Kansas gk 1 Stroud, Kaitlyn d 3 Gagnet, Aurelie d 5 Estrada, Tayler f 7 Pankey, Ashley f 9 Williams, Ashley f 10 Kastor, Caroline m 11 Fletcher, Jamie d 14 Hillis, Madi m 21 Salazar, Liana d 22 Van Slambrouck, Car m 23 Kallmaier, Hanna Yearout, Haley Kimura, Ali Georgoulis, Jackie Renner, Shannon Dickerson, Courtney Totals Stroud, Kaitlyn 90: Kansas Kansas #8 Kansas vs #1 (Nov 06, 2013 at Kansas City, Mo.) Kansas d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley f 21 Broadwater,Tessa d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha Steyn,Annalika Utley,Kailey Bedillion,Maggie Totals Keane,Sara 90: Kansas Kansas :10 WVU Silva,Frances (13) (unassisted) free kick from just outside the :03 WVU Silva,Frances (14) Penalty kick 3. 55:48 WVU Broadwater,Tessa (2) Lawrence,Ashley cross outside 18 to open #21, shot top lef goal YC-KU #22 (76:42) Win-Keane,Sara (14-3-2). Loss-Stroud, Kaitlyn (7-11-2). Stadium: Swope Soccer Village Officials: Referee: Tica Hidajet; Asst. Referee: Jeff Crank; Landis Wiley; Alt. Official: Tim Dbysingh; Timekeeper: Liam O'Connell; Scorer: D.J. Haurin; Offsides: Kansas 2, 2. Baylor (11-6-3, Big 12) vs. (15-3-2, Big 12) Date: Nov 08, 2013 Attendance: 350 Weather: 60 F Clear Wind 25 mph Baylor gk 8 Kloss, Michelle m 2 Campos, Larissa m 6 Ludlow, Kat f 10 Campos, Bri f 11 Huggins, Natalie d 12 Burns, Lindsay m 16 York, Ashley d 18 Polley, Selby d 19 Seals, Anjadai d 24 Heatherly, Taylor d 25 Daigle, Katie Martinson, Sara Klein, Alex Hovden, Justine Hoffman, Vic Summey, Karlee Young, Hadley Totals Kloss, Michelle 80: Martinson, Sara 9: Baylor Baylor #5 Baylor vs #1 (Nov 08, 2013 at Kansas City, Mo.) Baylor d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley m 21 Broadwater,Tessa d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha Steyn,Annalika Totals Keane,Sara 90: Baylor Baylor :28 WVU Silva,Frances (15) (unassisted) off free kick from 20 yards out Win-Keane,Sara (15-3-2). Loss-Kloss, Michelle (11-6-3). Stadium: Swope Soccer Village Officials: Referee: Wiley Landis; Asst. Referee: Brian Martin; Tim Debysingh; Alt. Official: Jeff Crank; Timekeeper: Liam O'Connell; Scorer: Brad Gilbert; Offsides: Baylor 2, 0. 20

21 #6 Oklahoma State vs #1 (Nov 10, 2013 at Kansas City, Mo.) Oklahoma State (9-6-6, Big 12) vs. (16-3-2, Big 12) Date: Nov 10, 2013 Attendance: 630 Weather: 58 F Sunny Wind 7 mph Oklahoma State gk 21 Ongaro, Michela d 2 Kiely, Delaney f 3 Killion, Krissi d 4 Bass, Kelsey d 5 Calhoun, Natalie m 8 Rhinehart, Miriam f 10 Mercado, Madison m 12 Kelley, Kristen f 17 Dike, Courtney d 18 Reyes, Lauren m 22 Stephenson, Allie Biggers, Caitlyn Robertson, Joanna Totals Ongaro, Michela 90: Oklahoma State Oklahoma State d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley m 21 Broadwater,Tessa d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha Conroy,Halie Steyn,Annalika Utley,Kailey Bedillion,Maggie Totals Keane,Sara 90: Oklahoma State Rutgers (13-4-5) vs. (16-3-3) Date: Nov 16, 2013 Attendance: 1610 Weather: Rutgers gk 00 JANOSZ, Jessica d 3 SKROSKI, Erica f 5 COLE, Rachel f 9 SCHOLZ, Stefanie m 11 KATKOWSKI, Hayley d 15 SMITH, Erin d 22 REED, Brianne f 24 PUCHALSKI, Jessica m 36 PRAGER, Tori d 52 DIPAOLO, Tricia m 73 TIERNAN, Madison DEVOLK, Amanda RYAN, Allison FILIGNO, Jonelle MORASH, Maggie SOUSA, Erica PIETRANGELO, Amy GEREW, Maria Totals JANOSZ, Jessica 110: Rutgers vs #7 (Nov 16, 2013 at Morgantown, W.Va.) Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total Rutgers gk 23 Keane,Sara d 3 Emaus,Leah d 6 Price,Cari f 7 Maloney,Kelsie f 9 Silva,Frances d 10 Crowder,Jess m 11 Lawrence,Ashley m 21 Broadwater,Tessa d 24 Black,Carly m 27 Hill,Amanda d 88 Buchanan,Kadeisha Steyn,Annalika Utley,Kailey Totals Keane,Sara 110: Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total Rutgers Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total Rutgers :02 WVU Lawrence,Ashley (4) Black,Carly chipped in after long free kick from midfie Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 SO Total Rutgers Fouls 1 2 OT O2 SO Total Rutgers YC-WVU #88 (60:05) Win-Keane,Sara (16-3-2). Loss-Ongaro, Michela (6-4-3). Stadium: Swope Soccer Village Officials: Referee: Tim Debysingh; Asst. Referee: Jonathan Glover; Aaron Rench; Alt. Official: Jeff Cranks; Timekeeper: Tyler Hermanson; Scorer: Brad Gilbert; Offsides: Oklahoma State 3, 4. Big 12 Championship Final YC-RU #73 (79:32) Stadium: Dick Dlesk Soccer Officials: Referee: Jeffrey Mullen; Asst. Referee: Brian Opiela; Scorer: Shannon McNamara; Offsides: Rutgers 7, 1. 21

22 2013 NCAA Division I Women's SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP First Round Second/Third Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final Semifinals Quarterfinals Second/Third Round First Round November 15 and 16 Novmber 22 & 24 November December 6 December 8 December 6 November November 22 & 24 November 15 and & & 30 1 *Virginia (20-1-0) *Virginia Tech (16-4-2) 1 *Virginia (5-0) *Virginia Tech (2-0) Saint Francis (PA) (13-7-1) UMBC (13-5-2) La Salle (15-4-3) Rutgers (13-4-4) Georgetown (2-0) (0-0) *Georgetown (15-1-2) Final * (16-3-2) WakeMed Soccer Park Cary, North Carolina *Wake Forest (10-6-2) *Boston U. (14-3-4) 3 p.m. Wake Forest (2-0) Boston U. (1-0) Morehead St. ( ) Harvard (12-3-2) Monmouth (17-1-2) California (11-4-5) Penn St. (3-0) Santa Clara (2-1) 4 *Penn St. (14-6-1) *Santa Clara (14-4-1) 4 3 *Michigan (15-3-1) *UCF (16-2-4) 3 Michigan (4-0) St. John's (NY) (3-1) Milwaukee (10-8-1) St. John's (NY) (11-5-3) Illinois St. (14-6-0) Arkansas (13-8-0) Illinois St. (1-1) Arkansas (2-1) *Louisville (12-5-1) *Oklahoma St. (9-6-6) Iowa (15-6-1) *Colorado Col. (15-4-2) Notre Dame (4-1) *Duke (1-1) *Notre Dame (11-7-1) Duke (8-8-4) Western Mich. (9-5-5) Jacksonville (12-7-1) Western Mich. (1-0) Florida (2-0) 2 *Marquette (18-3-0) Semifinals Semifinals *Florida (17-4-1) 2 WakeMed Soccer Park WakeMed Soccer Park Cary, North Carolina 2 *UCLA (17-1-2) Cary, North Carolina *Nebraska (18-3-1) 2 *UCLA (3-0) *Nebraska (4-0) NATIONAL CHAMPION San Diego St. (13-6-2) Southeastern La. (14-3-5) Ohio St. (10-6-3) Northeastern (6-8-6) Kentucky (3-1) Boston College (2-0) *Kentucky (13-6-1) *Boston College (10-9-1) *Stanford (13-5-1) *Washington St. (14-3-3) Stanford (1-0) Illinois (0-0) Cal St. Fullerton (8-6-7) Illinois (10-8-2) Furman (17-3-2) Seattle (17-2-2) South Carolina (5-0) Portland (2-0) 3 *South Carolina (16-3-2) *Portland (16-2-1) 3 4 *Texas A&M (17-4-1) *Denver (18-1-1) 4 Texas A&M (1-0) Colorado (1-0) Utah (10-4-6) Colorado (12-6-2) Minnesota (11-7-2) Weber St. (10-4-5) Texas Tech (3-0) BYU (4-0) *Texas Tech (17-2-2) *BYU (14-4-1) *Indiana (14-6-1) *Ole Miss (15-5-2) Indiana (1-0) Ole Miss (9-0) DePaul (13-5-2) Jackson St. (10-9-2) Liberty (16-5-1) South Ala. (13-5-2) North Carolina (4-0) *Florida St. (5-0) 1 *North Carolina (17-4-0) *Florida St. (18-1-3) 1 *Host institution for preliminary round games Order of semifinal games will be determined after quarterfinal round games are completed. Second semifinal game will begin play 45 minutes after the conclusion of the first game. 22