BENGAL SOCCER. Idaho State Overall Record: Home Record: Away Record: Neutral Record: Points: 23 (8g, 7a)

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1 BENGAL SOCCER BENGALS host wolverines at davis UTAH VALLEY (1-7-0)- Game 8 Wednesday, September 23 4:00 p.m., MT Davis Field Pocatello, ID Series Information leads Last meeting: Tied /11/08 at UVU Overall Record: Home Record: Away Record: Neutral Record: Points: 23 (8g, 7a) Utah Valley Overall Record: Home Record: Away Record: Neutral Record: Points: 11 (4g, 3a) Quickly The Bengals (3-4-0) will host one game this week against Utah Valley (1-7-0) on Wednesday, September 23 at 4 p.m. on Davis Field. The match will be ISU s first in ten days as they had a luxurious week and a half off to rest and heal injured players. The Wolverines are on a three-match losing streak and are 1-3 on the road, posting a 1-5 record away from home. The game will be broadcast on KISU 91.1 FM and can also be followed on the Internet via the ISU athletic website. About is nearly halfway through their season and have already matched their win record from last season with three. ISU heads into its second home competition of the season with a win under its belt as the Bengals defeated Wyoming 2-1 for the program s first victory over the Cowgirls. The win also snapped a three-game losing streak for the Bengals. This season the Bengals have posted eight goals this season led by freshman Ashley Jones who has recorded three including a game-winner. Two is the Magic Number All of s contests have been won by scoring two goals either by the Bengals or by the opponent. ISU has scored at least one goal in every contest but two as they fell 2-0 to New Mexico and Maine. Magic Touch of Strawn and Jones Fans may start yelling, Give the ball to Strawn! as the freshman s touch has produced four assists in seven games this season. She averages.571 assists per game to lead the best all-time assists per game record for a career and second best for a season in ISU history currently. Strawn isn t the only player who has had a magic type touch as Ashley Jones has recorded three goals in her freshman season. Her goals per game average, currently set at.429 is the second most in ISU history for a career. She also posts the third best points per game average for a career with.857. If these freshman can continue to post goals and assists consistently throughout their careers they may prove to be some of ISU s best players in program history, but only time will tell. ISU GAME NOTES: SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: Big Sky: AUGUST 21 at New Mexico L, at New Mexico State W, 2-1 (2OT) 28 at Southern Utah W, MAINE L, 0-2 SEPTEMBER 4 #vs. Idaho L, #at Boise State L, at Wyoming W, UTAH VALLEY 4:00 pm OCTOBER 1 at Utah State 4:00 pm 8 *MONTANA 4:00 pm 11 *at Eastern Washington 2:00 pm 15 *NORTHERN ARIZONA 4:00 pm 17 *NORTHERN COLORADO 1:00 pm 23 *at Portland State 6:00 pm 25 *at Sacramento State 2:00 pm 31 *WEBER STATE 1:00 pm NOVEMBER 6 Big Sky Semifinals TBA 8 Big Sky Finals TBA ALL CAPS Denotes Home Game * Denotes Big Sky Conference Game # Governor s Cup (Boise, ID) BIG SKY STANDINGS Big Sky Pts Overall 1. Weber State Portland State Northern Arizona Northern Colorado Sacramento State Eastern Washington Montana ISU SOCCER ON THE RADIO All home soccer games can be heard live on KISU 91.1 FM radio. Select road games may be broadcast or video cast live. Stay tuned at com for the latest information on Bengal soccer University Soccer Game Notes Pg.

2 SOCCER Promotions wednesday, September 23 Utah Valley - 4 p.m. High School/Junior High Night Fill out team roster for your teams, to koppkale@isu.edu by 9/21 to get in for FREE ISU Faculty/Staff Game Buy One Ticket, Get One FREE THURSday, September 24 Meet the Outer Limits Fun Zone Free Posters, Autographs and Prizes THURSday, October 8 Montana - 4 p.m. Youth Soccer Game Wear your club uniform or t-shirt and get in for FREE THURSday, October 15 Northern Arizona - 4 p.m. De-Ax the Lumberjacks Wear your Gate City Youth Soccer Jersey to get In for FREE Saturday, October 31 Weber State - 1 p.m. WHITE OUT WEBER Wear white for $2 admission 2009 BENGAL SOCCER GAME NOTES Ryan Earns First Big Sky Player of the Week Junior Lauren Ryan earned her first Big Sky Player of the Week Award when she was named the Big Sky Offensive Player of the Week for matches played from Sept Ryan s gamewinning goal snapped an three-game losing streak and handed the Bengals its first program victory over Wyoming on Sunday. Lauren Ryan Pg. 2 Soccer Game Notes University 2009 Ryan s first game-winning goal of her career was scored with 3:31 remaining in the second period off a throw-in where she heeled the ball into the back of the net. Ryan played all 90 minutes of the contest and posted three shots, all of which were on goal. Her goal was the sixth of her career and her second of the season. The honor is s first Big Sky player of the week honor this season. The last Bengal to be awarded Player of the Week was Maren Eves-Williams last season on Oct. 6 when she received the Defensive Player Award. Injuries Cause Bengals to Stay on the Field With numerous injuries reducing the Bengal bench healthy players have been needed to maintain their position on the field for longer durations. With roughly 15 players available of a roster of 23 total, (three players are out for the season due to injury and health issues, while others are in-and-out injuries) and with seven of those players playing in 80-plus minutes a contest, only increases chance for injury. However with the week off the Bengals have been able to rest and recoup its athletes. ISU s injury to back-up keeper Kat Ford, who sustained an injury during practice, had the Bengals warming up Laura Perez in the keeper position at the Governor s Cup. Perez had played in the keeper position her first few years of club soccer, but the Bengals have yet to need her to step in as Williams continues to be healthy. Williams Saves in Goal Standing at 5 5 sophomore Bailey Williams will do just about anything to make a save, even if it means bodily destruction, which it has come to a few times. Williams effort has placed her fourth for the most saves in conference with 30 and fourth in saves per game with 4.29 for the season. Williams season save percentage places her seventh in the all-time list and fifth in the career all-time list with ISU vs. Home State Utah The Bengals have 10 players who call their home state Utah including: Alex Hansen (Wellsville, UT), Ashley Askwig (Salt Lake City, UT), Megan Stainbrook (South Jordan, UT), Ashley Jones (Draper, UT), Amber Worthen (Syracuse, UT), Krisha Read (Ogden, UT), Rachel Strawn (Clinton, UT, Morgan Olson (Logan, UT), Jana Davis-Boehler (Provo, UT), and Karissa Henage-Fisher (Springville, UT) Ashley Jones Bailey Williams Notable Big Sky Stats posts the fourth best goals per game average of 1.14 in the Big Sky Conference as they have recorded eight goals in seven games. ISU post the third best corner kicks per game average with 4.29 as they have recorded 30 corner kicks in seven games. Jones is tied for third most goals in the conference with three goals, while Strawn posts the second most assists in the Big Sky with four as NAU s Brenna Boies has posted five. However, Strawn s average per game beats Boise as Strawn averages 0.57 assists per game.

3 2009 BENGAL SOCCER GAME NOTES Change Continues and it Benefits ISU Change continues for the Bengal soccer formation as players have been moved all around the field. Most recently the Bengals have moved defenders Kacey Ball and Megan Stainbrook from the back to the front lines and it paid off as Ball and Stainbrook have scored their first career goals. Stainbrook opened against Wyoming with a goal in the first 1:54 of the contest. Ball scored her first career goal against Boise State in the Governor s Cup. Previously, ISU has seen senior Christina Beseris who served as a defender her freshman through junior seasons make a move up into the midfield. In ISU s contest against Maine Hofstetter played in the forward position during the first period. She usually competes in the midfielder and returned for the second period. changed up their system against Maine from a to a formation and have continued to implement it. On this Date: September 23rd ISU is 1-0 for contests on September 23, the last time ISU had a game on this date was in 2007 when Natalie Graham led ISU to a 1-0 victory over Air Force on a penalty kick at the Classic held at Davis Field. It will be head coach Allison Gibson s second contest on this date. Other important occurrences on this date in history include the birth of Caesar Augustus in 63 B.C., the birth of Victoria Chaflin Woodhull in 1838 who was the first female candidate for the U.S. Presidency, the formation of The Knickerbocker Base Ball Club of New York in 1845 for America s first baseball team, and the premier of The Jetsons on ABC-TV in 1962 to be the first program on the network to be carried in color. About Utah Valley Utah Valley received its official NCAA Division I status in July as the NCAA Membership Services voted a unanimous approval lift of provisional status. The move completes the University s unprecedented move straight from NJCAA to NCAA athletics. The Soccer program currently posts a record having only defeated UTEP in the regular season on the road to give them a road record. They are currently off their home field. Oddly enough the Wolverines started their season unofficially strong as they posted two exhibition victories including a 5-1 contest over Weber State. Utah Valley is on a three-game losing streak having fallen to Southern Utah at home, UC Irvine and UC Riverside at Riverside. The team has been shutout of four contests, and most recently in its last two contests. Last season they were undefeated with a 5-0 in the United Soccer Conference and return 19 letterwinners and seven starters. UVU did lose Jenni Clough who led the team in almost all offensive stats including all-time career points for UVU with 71. The Wolverines post a.042 shot percentage and a.427 shot on goal percentage. Wolverine Standouts This season the Wolverines have four separate players who have scored a goal each: Nicole Archibald, Kendra Buchanan, Brianne Larsen, and Athena Maher. Buchanan leads the point race with three as she posted an assist and posts a.636 shot on goal percentage. UVU has played its two keepers equally as Hailey Brown and Tasha Bell have played 360 minutes each. However, Bell earned Player of the Week Honors with the Great West Conference this season for her performance against UTEP. Bell posts a 2.50 goals against average while Brown posts a Series Info and Last Meeting with Utah Valley leads the series having defeated Utah Valley in 2003, 2005 and 2006 when they were Utah Valley State College. The team s last meeting resulted in a 0-0 double overtime tie at Clyde Field, UVU s home. Both of ISU s ties occurred at Clyde field, with the first tie occurring in 2004 with a 1-1 contest. Bengals Selected 7th in Preseason Poll was selected seventh in the 2009 Big Sky Preseason Poll when they received 15 points from coaches votes. Weber State was selected first with 48 points receiving six first place votes. HOFSTETTER CORNER Hofstetters Missed First Career Start Hofstetter played and started in all 63 games she was in for, except for one as she did not start against Boise State. Hofstetter became ill the night before and though she did not start she did compete for 49 minutes to help shift momentum for ISU s goal at the 59:43 mark before she was taken out to rest. Hofstetter is back to 100% as she played 90 minutes against Wyoming and posted two shots with one on goal. Hof On Target Hofstetter has posted four games with a.700 attack percentage or better, her season-high is a.733 percentage against both Idaho and Boise State. Hof has posted two solid efforts of.667 and.692 against New Mexico State and Maine. She has only one contest with a.000 shot on goal percentage as she took just one shot against New Mexico in the Bengals season opener. Correction Made in Hof s Favor: Excels against SUU s game-winning goal against Southern Utah was recorded as a Southern Utah own goal, when Hofstetter s free kick shot was on goal and was deflected off a defender s hand before going past the keeper and into the net. The shot was appealed by ISU officials and has been recorded as a goal. It is Hofstetter s second of her career. Her only other goal was a the game-winner in a 6-1 victory over Southern Utah her freshman year. Both of her goals have been game-winners against Southern Utah. Her first goal was just her second career game. In the Hof... Hofstetter holds s all-time career assists record in program history. She has increased her count to 21 as she assisted on ISU s game-tying goal against Southern Utah. She needs just two more assists to hold the Big Sky Conference all-time career record to overcome Katie McCoy of Sacramento State who posted 22 from Head Coach Allison Gibson... We are looking forward to Utah Valley, being home for a second time in eight games is going to be a welcomed change for us. We ve been working on some things, changed some things around, changed players around, but we ve kind of found a good formla the last couple games. So hopefully we will prevail on Wendesday... We are going to try and go at them with speed and tenacity all over the field University Soccer Game Notes Pg.

4 BENGAL BENGAL SOCCER SOCCER OPPONENT GAME NOTES ROSTER Utah Valley - Wolverines (1-7-0 overall, 0-0 in the Great West Conference) No. Name Ht. Pos. Yr-Exp. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Lauren Sack 5-8 GK FR-HS Reno, Nevada/McQueen 2 Camille Broderick 5-6 MF SO-1V Lindon, UT/Pleasant Grove 3 Katey Turner 5-0 F JR-2V Huntsville, UT/Weber 4 Kendra Buchanan 5-8 D JR-2V San Jose, CA/Santa Clara 5 Whitney Fuller 5-2 D FR-HS Highland, Utah/American Fork 6 Lauren Bluth 5-6 MF/D JR-2V Sandy, UT/Hillcrest 7 Kaitlyn Thomas 5-8 MF SO-1V Orem, UT/Orem 8 Kelly Vide 5-9 MF SR-2V Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft/BYU 9 Abbey Cotant 5-8 F/MF FR-HS Springville, Utah/Mountain View 10 Athena Maher 5-4 MF SR-3V Stevensville, MT/Stevensville 11 Regan Clifford 5-6 F FR-HS Mesa, Arizona/Mountain View 12 Jaime Lyons 5-5 F SO-1V Provo, UT/Orem 13 Andi Bagdan 5-9 MF/D JR-1V Central Point, OR/Crater 14 Danielle Anderson 5-4 D JR-2V Logan, UT/Sky View 15 Taryn Smith 5-8 MF/D JR-2V Bountiful, UT/Bountiful 16 Hailey Brown 5-7 GK JR-2V Pleasant Grove, UT/Lone Peak 17 Nicole Archibald 5-3 F/MF JR-2V Smithfield, UT/Sky View 18 Sara Walker 5-6 D JR-2V Tucson, AZ/Catalina Foothills 20 Kelsey Kimball 5-2 D RS FR-RS Provo, UT/Timpview 22 Adrienne Schneider 5-8 MF/D SR-3V American Fork, UT/American Fork 23 Brianne Larsen 5-5 D SO-1V Orem, UT/Orem 24 Brooke Salcido 5-7 D SR-3V Las Vegas, NV/Centennial HS 25 Ashley Burdett 5-3 MF SO-1V Providence, UT/Mountain Crest 27 Madeline McQuarrie 5-0 F SO-1V Salt Lake City, UT/Woods Cross 33 Tasha Bell 5-8 GK SR-3V Farmington, Utah/Davis Head Coach/Alma Mater: Brent Anderson (Utah State, 2004), Fourth Season Record at UVU: (3 yrs) Assistant Coach: Rachelle Dixon (Brigham Young, 2006), Fourth Season Pg. Soccer Game Notes University 2009

5 Allison Gibson enters her fourth season as the head coach at University. In her first season with the Bengals, Gibson reestablished the soccer tradition at, leading the Bengals to both a Big Sky Conference regular season title and a tournament championship. The tournament title earned the Bengals an automatic bid to the NCAA College Cup, where the team nearly upset 11th-ranked Utah on its home field, falling 3-2 in double overtime. Under Gibson s direction, 13 Bengals landed spots on the All-Conference First and Second place teams with eight earning honorable mention. Five Bengals have earned places on the Big Sky All-Tournament team. On her watch, 27 Bengals also received Big Sky All-Academic honors. Gibson was named Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year for her accomplishments during the 2006 season and has had one of her players, Lyndsay Gensler, earn Big Sky Tournament MVP in During the 2007 season Gibson posted a record. Gibson tied the record for the fewest losses in a season. Unfortunately a string of ties, that set the record for most tied games in a season, kept the Bengals from the Big Sky Conference tournament by one point. Gibson is the only coach in history to have an undefeated home season in 2007 and posts the longest home undefeated streak in ISU history with 13 games from Gibson also serves the soccer community in numerous roles outside of college athletics. She served as the head coach of the U-17 Olympic Development Program team marking the seventh year that the coach has been involved in the program. Gibson came to after a five-year stint as the top assistant at the University of San Francisco of the West Coast Conference, considered one of the nation s best soccer conferences. While serving as an assistant for the Dons, Gibson also served as a head coach in the Region IV Olympic Development Program, for the past seven years. At USF, Gibson handled all matters of coaching, including practice planning, travel, scouting, recruiting and USF summer camps. She also developed a leadership workshop for student-athletes. USF s best season was the 2004 campaign, where the Dons went despite a schedule that included regional and national powerhouses such as the University of Portland and Utah. Gibson has definitely seen the best the nation has to offer, as in her last year San Francisco played the nation s toughest schedule, facing 10 teams that qualified for the NCAA College Cup in 2005, including national champion Portland and North Carolina. Gibson is highly decorated as a player, leading Sonoma State University to a pair of NCAA College Cup appearances, including the Final Four in 1992, and a Final Eight appearance in She led the Cossacks to a pair of Northern California Athletic Conference championships, earning NCAC Player of the Year both in 1992 and 1993, while leading SSU to a 31-9 composite record. She also earned All-America honors both years from the National Soccer Coaches Association of American. In 2000, Gibson was inducted into Sonoma State s Hall of Fame She then became an assistant coach at SSU, helping the Cossacks to a record over the next two seasons, and two more postseason trips. Ironically, SSU s volunteer coach for the 1995 season was Gordon Henderson, who served as very first head coach from Gibson later went on to play professionally in Japan for three seasons with the Fujita Mercury before returning to the United States, where she worked as the Director of Coaching of the Youth Girls for the Colorado Rush Soccer Club in Denver. Allison graduated from Sonoma State in 1995 with a bachelor s degree in kinesiology, and she earned her master s in 2004 from the University of San Francisco in organization and leadership. She holds a United States Soccer Federation A coaching license. Gibson Year-by-Year Overall Conference Year School W L T W L T Finish st th th Totals BENGAL SOCCER GAME NOTES Allison Gibson Head Coach Sonoma State, th Season IDAHO STATE S RECORD WHEN IDAHO STATE HIGHS 2009 University Soccer Game Notes Pg 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 Scoring First Goal Opponent Scores First Goal Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime In August In September In October In November INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Points 3... Annamarie Hofstetter (8/28 at Southern Utah) Lauren Ryan (8/23 at New Mexico State) Goals 1... Ashley Jones (3x, 8/23 at New Mexico State, 8/28 at Southern Utah, 9/4 vs. Idaho) Lauren Ryan (2x, 8/23 at New Mexico State, 9/13 at Wyoming) Annamarie Hofstetter (8/28 at Southern Utah) Kacey Ball (9/6 at Boise State) Megan Stainbrook (9/13 at Wyoming) Assists 1...Rachel Strawn (3x, 8/23 at New Mexico State, 9/4 vs. Idaho, 9/6 at Boise State) Lauren Ryan (8/23 at New Mexico State) Annamarie Hofstetter (8/28 at Southern Utah) Shots 5...Ashley Jones (8/23 at New Mexico State) Annamarie Hofstetter (8/23 at New Mexico State) Shots on Goal 5...Ashley Jones (8/23 at New Mexico State) Saves 6... Bailey Williams (9/4 vs. Idaho) TEAM GAME HIGHS Points...6 (2x, 8/23 at New Mexico State, 9/13 at Wyoming) Goals...2 (3x, 8/23 at New Mexico State, 8/28 at Southern Utah, 9/13 at Wyoming) Assists...2 (2x, 8/23 at New Mexico State, 9/13 at Wyoming) Shots (8/23 at New Mexico State) Shots on Goal (8/23 at New Mexico State) Saves...6 (9/4 vs. Idaho) Fouls...14 (9/6 at Boise State) Corner Kicks... 6 (2x, 9/4 vs. Idaho, 9/13 at Wyoming) INDIVIDUAL SEASON LEADERS Points 6...Ashley Jones, 3 goals (1-8/23 at New Mexico State, 1-8/28 at Southern Utah, 1-9/4 vs. Idaho) Goals 3... Ashley Jones (1-8/23 at New Mexico State, 1-8/28 at Southern Utah, 1-9/4 vs. Idaho) Assists 4... Rachel Strawn (1-8/23 at New Mexico State, 1-9/4 vs. Idaho, 1-9/6 at Boise State, 9/13 at Wyoming) Shots 17...Annamarie Hofstetter Shots on Goal 12...Annamarie Hofstetter First Goal 1... Lauren Ryan (8/23 at New Mexico State) Ashley Jones (9/4 vs. Idaho) Kacey Ball (9/6 at Boise State) Megan Stainbrook (9/13 at Wyoming) Game-Tying 1...Ashley Jones (8/28 at Southern Utah) Game-Winners 1...Ashley Jones (8/23 at New Mexico State) Annamarie Hofstetter (8/28 at Southern Utah) Lauren Ryan (9/13 at Wyoming) Saves 30...Bailey Williams

6 General Information Name of School... University City/Zip... Pocatello, ID Founded Enrollment... 14,209 Nickname...Bengals School Colors... Orange and Black Home Field (Capacity)... Davis Field (3,241) Conference... Big Sky Affiliation...NCAA I President...Dr. Arthur C. Vailas Athletic Director... Jeff Tingey Athletic Dept. Phone...(208) Ticket Office Phone...(208) 282-FANS Website... Coaching Staff Head Coach...Allison Gibson Alma Mater, Year...Sonoma State, 1995 Record at School (years) (3 Years) Career Record (years)... Same Office Phone Best Time of Day to Reach Coach... Contact SID Assistant Coach... Becky Hogan... Shannon Boyle Athletic Trainer...Greg Obray History First Year of Soccer Overall All-Time Record (.478) Times in NCAATournament/Last...4/2006 Last NCAA Opponent...Utah, 2006 Last NCAA Result... Utah 3, ISU 2 (2OT) Sports Information Asst. AD for Media Relations... Frank Mercogliano SID Office Phone...(208) Cell Phone...(208) mercfran@isu.edu Soccer SID... Katie Zigars Office Phone Cell Phone zigakath@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 Mercogliano Colour Announcer...Matt Stuart 2009 BENGAL SOCCER GAME NOTES 2009 Numerical Women s Soccer Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (HS/Previous School) 1 Kathryn Ford GK 5-4 JR 2VL Mesa, AZ (Red Mountain HS) 3 Alex Hansen F 5-8 SO 1VL Wellsville, UT (Mountain Crest HS) 4 Taylor Powell F 5-4 JR 2VL Davis, CA (Davis HS) 5 Ashley Askwig MF 5-7 SO 1VL Salt Lake City, UT (Brighton HS) 6 Shauna Fleming MF 5-6 FR HS Boise, ID (Capital HS) 7 Megan Stainbrook D 5-6 SO 1VL South Jordan, UT (Bingham HS) 8 Laura Perez F 5-8 FR HS North Las Vegas, NV (Cheyenne HS) 9 Lauren Ryan F 5-8 JR 2VL Rolling Meadows, IL (Rolling Meadows HS) 10 Kacey Ball D 5-6 SR 1VL Escalon, CA (Escalon HS/Modesto JC) 11 Michelle Buhrle MF 5-3 FR HS Pocatello, ID (Century HS) 12 Ashley Jones MF 5-8 FR HS Draper, UT (Alta HS) 13 Christina Beseris D 5-6 SR 3VL Pocatello, ID (Highland HS) 14 Shailee Smith MF 5-3 FR HS Inkom, ID (Century HS) 15 Annamarie Hofstetter MF 5-11 SR 3VL Boise, ID (Timberline HS) 16 Amber Worthen MF 5-3 FR HS Syracuse, UT (Clearfield HS) 17 Krisha Read F 5-3 FR HS Ogden, UT (Weber HS) 18 Rachel Strawn F 5-2 FR HS Clinton, UT (Roy HS) 19 Benicia Brogan D 5-6 SO 1VL Seattle, WA (Roosevelt HS) 20 Morgan Olson D 5-3 FR HS Logan, UT (Logan HS) 21 Jana Davis-Boehler F 5-3 GS 3VL Provo, UT (Provo HS) 22 Karissa Henage-Fisher D 5-8 JR 2VL Springville, UT (Springville HS) 23 Bailey Williams GK 5-5 SO 1VL Puyallup, WA (Rogers HS) 24 Lauren Hough D 5-8 JR 2VL Coto De Caza, CA (Tesoro HS) 25 Alishia Cairl D 5-2 FR HS Meridian, ID (Meridian HS) ROSTER BREAKDOWN By Class... Graduate Student (1) Jana Davis-Boehler Seniors (3) Kacey Ball Christina Beseris Annamarie Hofstetter Juniors (5) Kathryn Ford Karissa Henage-Fisher Lauren Hough Taylor Powell Lauren Ryan Sophomores (5) Ashley Askwig Benicia Brogan Alex Hansen Megan Stainbrook Bailey Williams Freshmen (10) Michelle Burhle Alishia Cairl Shanua Fleming Ashley Jones Morgan Olson Laura Perez Krishia Read Shailee Smith Rachel Strawn Amber Worthen By State... Utah (10) Ashley Askwig Alex Hansen Karissa Henage-Fisher Ashley Jones Morgan Olson Krishia Read Megan Stainbrook Rachel Strawn Amber Worthen Jana Davis-Boehler Idaho (6) Christina Beseris Michelle Buhrle Alishia Cairl Shauna Fleming Annamarie Hofstetter Shailee Smith California (3) Kacey Ball Lauren Hough Taylor Powell Washington (2) Benicia Brogan Bailey Williams Arizona (1) Kathryn Ford Illinois (1) Lauren Ryan Nevada (1) Laura Perez Pg. Soccer Game Notes University 2009 By Height (1) Annamarie Hofstetter 5-8 (6) Alex Hansen Karissa Henage-Fisher Lauren Hough Ashley Jones Laura Perez Lauren Ryan 5-7 (1) Ashley Askwig 5-6 (5) Kacey Ball Christina Beseris Benicia Brogan Shauna Fleming Megan Stainbrook 5-5 (1) Bailey Williams 5-4 (2) Kathryn Ford Taylor Powell 5-3 (6) Michelle Buhrle Morgan Olson Krishia Read Shailee Smith Amber Worthen Jana Davis-Boehler 5-2 (2) Alishia Cairl Rachel Strawn By Position... Midfielders (7) Ashley Askwig Annamarie Hofstetter Michelle Buhrle Ashley Jones Shauna Fleming Shaile Smith Amber Worthen Defenders (7) Kacey Ball Christina Beseris Benicia Brogan Karissa Henage-Fisher Lauren Hough Megan Stainbrook Morgan Olson Goalkeepers (2) Kathryn Ford Bailey Williams Forwards (6) Krisha Read Rachel Strawn Laura Perez Alex Hansen Taylor Powell Lauren Ryan Jana Davis-Boehler

7 Return of Familar Face... has added a familar face to the Bengals roster as Jana Davis- Boeher returns to the pitch. Originally she decided not to play in her final season of eligibility as she was finishing her undergraduate degree after the 2008 season and had plans to attend a physicians assistant program at either or a school in Utah BENGAL SOCCER GAME NOTES Last season she related the idea that even though she had redshirted in 2006 due to an injury, she felt like she had played her four years. But the soccer bug has bit her again as she is back at in the physicians assistant program and and back on the field for the Bengals. However, she won t be wearing her #12 jersey because freshman Ashley Jones has already made her stamp on the number scoring her first career and game winning goal in her second match as a Bengal against New Mexico State. She is a player that truly loves the game and though her schedule is similar to a full-time work schedule, she will make time to train with Quigley, a former Bengal and teammate with Davis-Boehler who is helping with the team for class credit, and compete in a few games for the Bengals as school is her main priority. Even with that being said, Davis-Boehler will be a welcomed addition to the Bengal squad as she has posted six goals and five assists over her career as well as recording three game-winning goals in In 2008, Davis-Boehler competed in 11 games for ISU after hurting her knee in the Bengals season opening 2-1 victory over Utah State. She worked hard at her recovery and was back in the starting lineup by October to finish out the season strong. She also led the Bengals during a 3-1 victory over Sacramento State at home as she scored the first goal from a penalty kick. Head coach Allison Gibson gave Davis-Boehler the #21 as it is her former #12 backward. She saw 42 minutes of play against Maine in her first contest back on the field. Though she did not post any shots she did help perpetuate the Bengal s late push in the second half and ended up entangled with Maine s keeper Meagan Price-Leibenzeder several times. Her fitness level was top notch in her return University Soccer Game Notes Pg. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Ashley Askwig: ASK wig Christina Beseris: Buh SEHR is Benicia Brogan: ben EE SEE a Michelle Buhrle: BUR lee Alishia Cairl: Carol Jana Davis-Boehler: BEAL er Karissa Henage-Fisher: HEN idge Lauren Hough: HOAG (like a Hoagie sandwich) Shailee Smith: SHAY lee 2008 BIG SKY ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS First Team: Karissa Henage, Kilee Quigley Second Team: Annamarie Hofstetter Honorable Mention: Bailey Williams, Jana Davis-Boehler 2009 Big Sky Soccer Preseason Poll School (1st-Place Votes) Points 1. Weber State (6) Northern Arizona (2) Sacramento State Montana Portland State Northern Colorado Eastern Washington BIG SKY CONFERENCE POW OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Aug 24 Lauren Zallis Northern Arizona Aug 31 Brittany Sparks Eastern Washington Sept 7 Roxanne Tubbs Weber State Sept14 Lauren Ryan Sept 21 Teresa Huemann Montana Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Aug 24 Cris Lewis Northern Arizona Aug 31 Savannah Abercrombie Sacramento State Sept 7 Rebecca Ritchie Weber State Sept14 Sept 21 Kirsten Salminen Cris Lewis Northern Colorado Portland State Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov

8 BENGAL BENGAL SOCCER SOCCER SEASON/CAREER GAME NOTES STATS #1- Kathryn Ford s Career Statistics OFFENSE GP G A PTS Shots SOG GW TOTAL KEEPER GP Minutes GA GaAvg Saves W L T Sho : : : TOTAL 3 98: #23- Bailey Williams Career Statistics OFFENSE GP G A PTS Shots SOG GW TOTAL KEEPER GP Minutes GA GaAvg Saves W L T Sho : : TOTAL : #3- Alex Hansen s Career Statistics TOTAL #4- Taylor Powell s Career Statistics TOTAL #5- Ashley Askwig s Career Statistics TOTAL #6- Shauna Fleming s Career Statistics TOTAL #7- Megan Stainbrook s Career Statistics TOTAL #8- Laura Perez s Career Statistics TOTAL #9- Lauren Ryan s Career Statistics TOTAL #10- Kacey Ball s Career Statistics TOTAL #11- Michelle Buhrle s Career Statistics TOTAL #12- Ashley Jones Career Statistics TOTAL #13- Christina Beseris Career Statistics TOTAL #14- Shailee Smith s Career Statistics TOTAL #15- Annamarie Hofstetter s Career Statistics TOTAL #16- Amber Worthen s Career Statistics TOTAL #17- Krisha Read s Career Statistics TOTAL #18- Rachel Strawn s Career Statistics TOTAL #19- Benicia Brogan s Career Statistics TOTAL #20- Morgan Olson s Career Statistics TOTAL #21- Jana Davis-Boehler s Career Statistics TOTAL #22- Karissa Henage-Fisher s Career Statistics TOTAL #24- Lauren Hough s Career Statistics TOTAL #25- Alishia Cairl s Career Statistics TOTAL Pg. Soccer Game Notes University 2009

9 BENGAL SOCCER 2009 GAME BOX NOTES SCORES MATCH 1: NW MEXICO 2 - IDAHO STATE 0 Soccer Box Score (Final) vs New Mexico (Aug 21, 2009 at Albuquerque, N.M.) MATCH 3: idaho STATE 2 - SOUTHERN UTAH 1 Soccer Box Score (Final) vs Southern Utah (Aug 28, 2009 at Cedar City, Utah) (0-1) vs. New Mexico (1-0) Date: Aug 21, 2009 Attendance: 1014 Weather: Po ## Player Sh SO G A gk 23 Bailey Williams f 3 Alex Hansen d 7 Megan Stainbrook f 9 Lauren Ryan d 10 Kacey Ball mf 12 Ashley Jones mf 13 Christina Beseris mf 15 Annamarie Hofstetter f 18 Rachel Strawn d 22 Karissa Henage d 24 Lauren Hough Laura Perez Shailee Smith Krisha Read Morgan Olsen Alishia Cairl Totals Bailey Williams 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total New Mexico Corner kicks 1 2 Total New Mexico Goals by period 1 2 Total New Mexico New Mexico Po ## Player Sh SO G A gk 1 CORNELL, Kelli f 3 WILLIAMS, Jennifer d 4 QUADOR, Jess mf 9 REED, Nicole d 10 MCFARLAND, Roxie mf 13 FIELDS, Rachel mf 14 FANNING, Jael d 15 LAMBERT, Elizabeth f 17 CAVUOTO, Gianna mf 21 COLLINS, Amanda f 23 WYNE, Zaneta MONTOYA, Rachel JENKS, Natalie BALL, Alexis GUETZ, Chandler IRWIN, Lauren CRAIG, Jordan STRNADOVA, Veronik MCKERNAN, Katie LUNA, Shelbie Totals CORNELL, Kelli 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total New Mexico Fouls 1 2 Total New Mexico Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 11:43 UNM WILLIAMS, Jennifer (1) REED, Nicole Beat defender left side, shot past keeper 2. 88:12 UNM QUADOR, Jess (1) (unassisted) Put-back blocked shot in front of net. Cautions and ejections: Stadium: UNM Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Chris Grano; Asst. Referee: Bob Croft; Craig Vencill; Alt. Official: Bill Nordin; Timekeeper: Mike Haggerty; Scorer: Kara Dana; Offsides: 2, New Mexico 8. Official's signature (2-1-0) vs. Southern Utah (0-2-0) Date: Aug 28, 2009 Attendance: 421 Weather: Sunny, breezy. gk 23 Bailey Williams f 3 Alex Hansen d 7 Megan Stainbrook f 9 Lauren Ryan d 10 Kacey Ball mf 12 Ashley Jones d 13 Christina Beseris mf 15 Annamarie Hofstetter f 18 Rachel Strawn d 22 KarissaHenage-Fishe d 27 Morgan Olson Laura Perez Shailee Smith Lauren Hough Alishia Cairl Totals Bailey Williams 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Southern Utah Corner kicks 1 2 Total Southern Utah Goals by period 1 2 Total Southern Utah Southern Utah gk 1 Charly Booth f 4 McKenzie Hadley mf 5 Elyse Alexander mf 6 Laura Goodrich mf 9 Morgan Bridge mf 10 Riley Bassett mf 11 Michelle Judd mf 12 Makell Southworth d 13 Allison Goettsche d 16 Rachel Krenzer d 17 Jennifer Johnson Erin Marble Jessica Yukihiro Emily Belnap Amanda Lazcano Shelby Ostler Totals Charly Booth 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Southern Utah Fouls 1 2 Total Southern Utah Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 15:58 SUU Riley Bassett Laura Goodrich 2. 29:39 ISU Ashley Jones (2) Annamarie Hofstetter 3. 80:00 ISU Annamarie Hofstetter ( (unassisted) ball deflected off SUU defender and into goal Cautions and ejections: Stadium: Thunderbird Complex Officials: Referee: Charles Farr; Asst. Referee: John Kennedy; Alt. Official: Kevin Buckley; Timekeeper: Jordon Leach; Scorer: Chris Holmes; Offsides: 1, Southern Utah 2. Official's signature MATCH 2: IDAHO STATE 2 - NEW MEXICO 1 Soccer Box Score (Final) vs New Mexico State (Aug 23, 2009 at Las Cruces, N.M.) MATCH 4: IDAHO STATE 0 - MAINE 2 Soccer Box Score (Final) MAINE vs (Aug 30, 2009 at Pocatello, ID) (1-1-0) vs. New Mexico State (0-2-0) Date: Aug 23, 2009 Attendance: 1343 Weather: Partly cloudy, mid-80s gk 23 Bailey Williams f 3 Alex Hansen d 7 Megan Stainbrook f 9 Lauren Ryan d 10 Kacey Ball mf 12 Ashley Jones d 13 Christina Beseris mf 15 Annamarie Hofstetter f 18 Rachel Strawn d 22 KarissaHenage-Fishe d 27 Morgan Olson Laura Perez Shailee Smith Krisha Read Lauren Hough Alishia Cairl Totals Bailey Williams 108: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total New Mexico State Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total New Mexico State Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total New Mexico State New Mexico State gk 1 Graul, Katie d 5 Irwin,Courtney f 10 Thomas, Vanessa f 12 Nicholas, Natalie d 13 Yanes, Nina mf 14 Moya, Marisa mf 15 Cardoso, Jazmin d 17 Nordin, Elise f 18 Burns, Crystal mf 22 Cope, Lauren mf 23 Foutz, Baili Novella, Vanessa Martinez, Kassie Heiman, Kelly Reyes, Taylor McMillion, Yolanda Subu, Vernoica Totals Graul, Katie 108: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total New Mexico State Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total New Mexico State Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 25:36 ISU Lauren Ryan (1) Rachel Strawn 15 yard shot from midfield 2. 86:39 NMSU Burns, Crystal (1) (unassisted) 18 yards from centerfield :0 ISU Ashley Jones (1) Lauren Ryan Header inside six yards Cautions and ejections: YC-ISU #13 (69:18); YC-NMSU #14 (82:24) Stadium: Aggie Memorial Officials: Referee: Orion Stradford; Asst. Referee: Christian Sanchez; Bill Nordin; Alt. Official: Gary Bauerschmidt; Timekeeper: Andy Bristol; Scorer: Tiffany Franklin; Offsides: 0, New Mexico State 4. NM State coach Michael Needham was ejected with 25:20 left in regulation Official's signature MAINE (1-1-0) vs. (2-2-0) Date: Aug 30, 2009 Attendance: 527 Weather: Overcast and warm, 70 degrees MAINE gk 1 P-Leibenzeder,Meaga d 2 Hodgson, Anjelica d 3 Blackburn, Hailey mf 5 Krous, Alli d 6 MacIsaac, Kaitlyn mf 7 F-Blais, Stephanie f 9 Martel, Laura mf 12 Wilson, Kelsey d 14 Di Ielsi, Cristina f 15 Fleury, Veronique mf 16 Harnais, Courtney Hill, Maddie Nellis, Carolyne Totals P-Leibenzeder,Meaga 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total MAINE Corner kicks 1 2 Total MAINE University Soccer Game Notes Pg. 9 Goals by period 1 2 Total MAINE gk 23 Bailey Williams d 7 Megan Stainbrook f 9 Lauren Ryan d 10 Kacey Ball f 12 Ashley Jones d 13 Christina Beseris mf 15 Annamarie Hofstetter f 18 Rachel Strawn d 20 Morgan Olson d 22 KarissaHenage-Fishe d 24 Lauren Hough Alex Hansen Shauna Fleming Laura Perez Shailee Smith Jana Davis-Boehler Totals Bailey Williams 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total MAINE Fouls 1 2 Total MAINE Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 20:20 MAINE Wilson, Kelsey Fleury, Veronique off keeper from shot off # :20 MAINE Nellis, Carolyne Blackburn, Hailey header off throw-in Cautions and ejections: YC-ISU #9 (49:41) Stadium: Davis Field Officials: Referee: Jim Wolfe; Asst. Referee: Time Jelke; Alex Jone; Alt. Official: Peter Stilling; Timekeeper: Jaime Schroeder; Scorer: Katie Zigars; Offsides: MAINE 2, 3. Official's signature

10 BENGAL SOCCER 2009 GAME BOX NOTES SCORES Soccer Box Score (Final) vs Idaho (Sep 04, 2009 at Boise, Idaho) (2-3-0) vs. Idaho (2-2-0) Date: Sep 04, 2009 Attendance: 423 Weather: Partly cloudy, 77 degrees gk 23 Bailey Williams m 7 Megan Stainbrook f 9 Lauren Ryan d 10 Kacey Ball m 12 Ashley Jones d 13 Christina Beseris m 15 Annamarie Hofstetter f 18 Rachel Strawn d 22 KarissaHenage-Fishe d 24 Lauren Hough m 27 Morgan Olson Alex Hansen Laura Perez Shailee Smith Alishia Cairl Totals Bailey Williams 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Idaho Corner kicks 1 2 Total Idaho Goals by period 1 2 Total Idaho Idaho gk 4 Boyden, Liz m 5 San, Cassandra d 8 Morrison, Sari m 11 Perez, Ashley m 12 Flockhart, Jill f 14 Small, Chelsea f 17 Hull, Jennifer d 18 Leathem, Christine m 20 Lopez, Megan d 22 Layton, Lauren d 23 Hull, Desirae Canite, Melissa Eugenio, Jennifer Hart, Erica Totals Boyden, Liz 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Idaho Fouls 1 2 Total Idaho Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 15:04 ISU Ashley Jones (3) Rachel Strawn Cross, volleyed in :51 UI Morrison, Sari (3) Small, Chelsea 3. 70:48 UI Morrison, Sari (4) Penalty kick Cautions and ejections: YC-UI #24 (40:11); YC-ISU #7 (88:02) MATCH 5: IDAHO 2 - IDAHO STATE 1 Soccer Box Score (Final) vs Wyoming Cowgirls (Sep 13, 2009 at Laramie, Wyo.) (3-4) vs. Wyoming Cowgirls (4-2-1) Date: Sep 13, 2009 Attendance: 242 Weather: gk 23 Bailey Williams d 7 Megan Stainbrook f 9 Lauren Ryan d 10 Kacey Ball mid12 Ashley Jones d 13 Christina Beseris mid15 Annamarie Hofstetter f 18 Rachel Strawn d 20 Morgan Olson d 22 KarissaHenage-Fishe d 24 Lauren Hough Alex Hansen Laura Perez Amber Worthen Krisha Read Alishia Cairl Totals Bailey Williams 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Wyoming Cowgirls Corner kicks 1 2 Total Wyoming Cowgirls MATCH 7: IDAHO STATE 2 - WYOMING 1 Goals by period 1 2 Total Wyoming Cowgirls Wyoming Cowgirls gk 0 MERKLE, Courtney mid3 LAYTON, Emily d 4 BURGER, Bostyn mid5 DIVENCENZO, Jerrica d 6 CODDINGTON, Chels d 11 MASUMIYA, Allison d 13 WILSON, Emma mid14 ETHERIDGE, Kerstyn d 17 COSGROVE, Mara f 19 RICE, Nicole mid22 CANDELARIA, Juliana JANIS, Shalayne GRILLO, Taylor BLUME, Carmen JOHNSON, Morgan AMSBERRY, Katie JONES, Sydney Totals MERKLE, Courtney 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Wyoming Cowgirls Fouls 1 2 Total Wyoming Cowgirls Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 1:54 ISU Megan Stainbrook (1) Rachel Strawn hits top bar and bounces in Kacey Ball 2. 24:35 WY BLUME, Carmen (2) DIVENCENZO, Jerrica off of corner kick, headed in 3. 86:29 ISU Lauren Ryan (unassisted) Stadium: Boas Complex Officials: Referee: Jim Wolfe; Asst. Referee: Thom Baker; John Jacobson; Alt. Official: Peter Stilling; Timekeeper: Jen Link; Scorer: Shawn Card; Offsides: 0, Idaho 5. Governor's Cup (Boise, ID) Official's signature Cautions and ejections: YC-ISU #12 (63:46); YC-WY #5 (80:01); YC-ISU #10 (87:11) Stadium: Louis S. Madrid SC Officials: Referee: Vincent Kofa; Asst. Referee: Matt Reid; Mike Gregorio; Alt. Official: Hank Carrera; Offsides: 0, Wyoming Cowgirls 4. Official's signature MATCH 6: BOISE STATE 2 - IDAHO STATE 1 Soccer Box Score (Final) vs Boise State (Sep 06, 2009 at Boise,Idaho) (2-4-0) vs. Boise State (3-3-0) Date: Sep 06, 2009 Attendance: 425 Weather: high 70's, sunny with breeze 3 Alex Hansen Megan Stainbrook Lauren Ryan Kacey Ball Ashley Jones Christina Beseris Rachel Strawn Morgan Olson KarissaHenage-Fishe Bailey Williams Lauren Hough Laura Perez Shailee Smith Annamarie Hofstetter Totals Bailey Williams 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Boise State Corner kicks 1 2 Total Boise State Goals by period 1 2 Total Boise State Boise State gk 28 Burns, Jennifer m 2 Walsh, Ashley d 3 Roberts, Lindsay m 6 Fitzgerald, Maureen m 7 Hickcox, Brandy d 9 Hickok, Lauren m 11 Jones, Cheyenne f 13 Saxton, Shannon d 14 Lommasson, Adrienn f 16 Parks, Erica d 24 Hendrix, Malia Leewaye, Cat Thompson, Taylor Murray, Jayne Nader, Mandy Roetter, Tara Hill, Molly Montoya, Serena Favatella, Brianne Totals Burns, Jennifer 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Boise State Fouls 1 2 Total Boise State Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 59:43 ISU Kacey Ball (1) Rachel Strawn 2. 75:10 BSU Parks, Erica (2) Leewaye, Cat Header off of a free kick :02 BSU Saxton, Shannon (3) Thompson, Taylor Fastbreak 1v1, 5yds out. Cautions and ejections: YC-BSU #TM (61:02); YC-ISU #24 (75:06) Stadium: Boas Complex Officials: Referee: Tim Jelke; Asst. Referee: Mark Oliver; Jim Wolfe; Alt. Official: Robert Arnold; Timekeeper: Jen Link; Scorer: Shawn Card; Offsides: 4, Boise State 3. Official's signature Pg. 10 Soccer Game Notes University 2009

11 BENGAL SOCCER 2009 GAME TEAMS NOTES STATS Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 20, 2009) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 21 at New Mexico L Aug 23 at New Mexico State Wo Aug 28 at Southern Utah W Aug 30 MAINE L # Sep 04 vs Idaho L # Sep 06 at Boise State L Sep 13 at Wyoming Cowgirls W Sep 23 UTAH VALLEY Oct 01 at Utah State * Oct 08 MONTANA * Oct 11 at Eastern Washington * Oct 15 NORTHERN ARIZONA * Oct 17 NORTHERN COLORADO * Oct 23 at Portland State * Oct 25 at Sacramento State * Oct 31 WEBER STATE # Denotes Governor's Cup (Boise, ID) * Denotes Big Sky Conference Game TEAM STATISTICS ISU 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 6 4 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 1/502 5/689 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/423 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 12 Ashley Jones Lauren Ryan Rachel Strawn Annamarie Hofstetter Kacey Ball Megan Stainbrook Alex Hansen Christina Beseris Morgan Olson Shailee Smith Laura Perez Lauren Hough Alishia Cairl Krisha Read KarissaHenage-Fisher Jana Davis-Boehler Amber Worthen Shauna Fleming Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 23 Bailey Williams 7 648: Total 7 648: Opponents 7 648: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents *Awaiting appeal from Southern Utah to credit Hofstetter with a goal versus an own goal by SUU. Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents University Soccer Game Notes Pg. 11