TEXAS TECH POSTSEASON >>> 2013 TEXAS TECH SOCCER

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1 TEXAS TECH 2013 POSTSEASON >>>

2 2013 RED RAIDER SOCCER 2013 TEXAS TECH SCHEDULE NCAA SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP - FIRST ROUND DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Aug. 23 at New Mexico W, 1-0 Aug. 25 COLORADO STATE W, 6-0 Aug. 30 IDAHO STATE W, 3-0 Sept. 1 LONG BEACH STATE L, 3-2 Sept. 6 CAL STATE FULLERTON W, 1-0 Sept. 8 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W, 3-1 Sept. 13 vs. Arizona State W, 1-0 (OT) Sept. 15 at Arizona W, 2-0 Sept. 20 vs. UC Davis W, 3-0 Sept. 22 vs. UC Santa Barbara W, 2-0 Sept. 27 at Iowa State W, 2-1 Sept. 29 at Oklahoma State T, 0-0 (2OT) Oct. 4 TCU W, 2-0 Oct. 6 ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF W, 8-0 Oct. 11 at Oklahoma W, 2-1 Oct. 13 at #23 Baylor T, 0-0 (2OT) Oct. 25 KANSAS W, 1-0 Oct. 27 #9 WEST VIRGINIA W, 2-0 Nov. 1 TEXAS W, 1-0 Nov. 6 TCU % W, 1-0 Nov. 8 vs Oklahoma State % L, 1-0 Nov. 15 Minnesota & 7 p.m. Nov NCAA First & Second Round TBA Nov Dec. 1 NCAA Quarterfinals TBA Dec. 6-8 NCAA Women s College Cup TBA % Big 12 Championships & NCAA Championship TEXAS TECH ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS SOCCER MEDIA CONTACT: Britton Drown britton.drown@ttu.edu Cell: (972) Office: (806) Web: TexasTech.com FINAL BIG 12 STANDINGS TEAM BIG 12 PTS OVERALL STK West Virginia W3 Texas Tech L1 Texas L2 Iowa State L1 Baylor L1 Oklahoma State L1 TCU L2 Kansas L1 Oklahoma L SECOND ROUND FIRST KICK - TEXAS TECH AT A GLANCE Texas Tech earned its second-straight bid to the NCAA Tournament on the heels of a record-breaking 2013 regular season which featured 17 wins and an appearance in the Big 12 Tournament semifinals. Not only will the Red Raiders make their second straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament, but Texas Tech will play its first round match at home for the second season in a row. In 2012, the John Walker Soccer Complex played host to more than 1,700 fans marking the third-largest crowd at in NCAA First Round match nationally for the tournament. Texas Tech enters Friday s match 9-1 in home matches and 18-2 at home since the start of the 2012 season. The Red Raiders shutout North Texas 2-0 in the first round of the NCAA Championships at the John Walker Soccer Complex. STATISTICAL LEADERS MINNESOTA Overall Record (Big 12) (4-5-2 B1G) NSCAA/TDS/Soccer America/Soccer Times NR/NR/NR/NR RPI 23 Head Coach (Season) Stefanie Golan (2nd) Overall/At School ## POINTS GP G A PTS 12 Beckie, Janine Murphy, Alli Heap, Caity Haagsma, Hayley Maddy Crabtree ## GOALS GP G A PTS 12 Beckie, Janine Murphy, Alli Rohmer, Briana Heap, Caity Haagsma, Hayley Maddy Crabtree Strahan, Paige Devine, Hannah ## ASSISTS GP G A PTS 15 Hinkle, Jaelene Maddy Crabtree Heap, Caity Beckie, Janine Murphy, Alli Haagsma, Hayley Strahan, Paige Yacullo, Mallory Disabella, Jessica TEXAS TECH Overall Record (Big 12) (6-0-2 Big 12) NSCAA/TDS/Soccer America/Soccer Times 18/18/17/14 RPI 26 Head Coach (Season) Tom Stone (7th) Overall/At School ## SHOTS GP G SH SHOT% 12 Beckie, Janine Rohmer, Briana Murphy, Alli Heap, Caity Haagsma, Hayley Strahan, Paige Disabella, Jessica Maddy Crabtree Devine, Hannah ## GAME WINNING GOALS GP GWG 12 Beckie, Janine Haagsma, Hayley Devine, Hannah Rohmer, Briana Murphy, Alli Heap, Caity Disabella, Jessica Strahan, Paige Fuston, Jessica 9 1 SOCCER. 2

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

4 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kansas BAYLY BAY-lee JANINE Beckie juh-neen Hannah DEVINE duh-vine Jessica DISABELLA dis-uh-bell-uh Victoria ESSON ESS-un Jessica FUSTON FYOO-stun Hayley Haagsma HAGS-muh Caity Heap KATE-ee JAELENE HINKLE JAY-leen HINK-ull Taylor NARVAIZ nar-vye-iz Briana Rohmer ROE-mer Mallory YACULLO yuh-coo-low COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Tom Stone 7th Season Associate Head Coach: Todd Shulenberger 1st Season Assistant Coach: Gibbs Keeton 5th Season Athletic Trainer: Laura Schnettgoecke 6th Season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Bri Young 1st Season Director of Operations: Molly Franklin 2nd Season 2013 ROSTER ALPHABETICAL NO. NAME HT. POS. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 22 Kansas Bayly 5-5 D SR. Lilburn, Ga./Parkview/Columbus State 12 Janine Beckie 5-8 F SO. Highlands Ranch, Colo./Valor Christian 26 Ashley Casey 5-5 F SO. Allen, Texas/Allen 1 Torie Calhoun 5-9 GK SR. Tyler, Texas/Robert E. Lee/LSU-Sherveport 23 Maddy Crabtree 5-5 F FR. Greenville, Texas/Greenville 29 Jade Dapaah 5-9 D SO Bedford, Texas/Grapevine 9 Hannah Devine 5-7 MF SO. Georgetown, Texas/Home School 7 Jessica Disabella 5-7 MF/F SR. Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound 30 Victoria Esson 5-8 GK SR. Christchurch, New Zealand/Burnside 4 Jessica Fuston 5-9 MF/F SR. Cedar Park, Texas/Vista Ridge 17 Hayley Haagsma 5-7 D SR. Cerritos, Calif./Valley Christian 21 Bethany Hale 5-5 D SO. Iowa Park, Texas/Iowa Park 10 Caity Heap 5-4 F SO. McKinney, Texas/McKinney Boyd 15 Jaelene Hinkle 5-4 D JR. Denver, Colo./Valor Christian 5 Erin Inman 5-6 MF JR. Austin, Texas/McNeil 6 Alyssa Jacobs 5-2 D FR San Antonio, Texas/Tom C. Clark 16 Bridgett Jenkins 5-7 D JR. Keller, Texas/Keller 28 Marissa Lipar 5-9 MF/D FR. The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 25 Madison McAdams 5-2 MF FR. Abilene, Texas/Wylie 14 Meagan McCullough 5-5 D FR. Garland, Texas/Rowlett 8 Alli Murphy 5-3 MF SO. Plano, Texas/Plano 19 Taylor Narvaiz 5-9 D JR. Lubbock, Texas/Monterey 27 Kendyl Pirkey 5-1 MF/F FR Wylie, Texas/Rockwall 18 Alex Romanelli 5-8 D JR. Southlake, Texas/Carroll/Nicholls State 11 Briana Rohmer 5-8 F SO. Fort Worth, Texas/Fossil Ridge 33 Hattie Schunk 5-7 D FR Albuquerque, N.M./La Cueva 13 Stephanie Sorrells 5-9 MF/F FR Hurst, Texas/Birdville 24 Paige Strahan 5-2 MF/F JR. Odessa, Texas/Permian 0 Lauren Watson GK FR. The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 3 Conner Whitfield 5-2 MF RS SR. Carrollton, Texas/Hebron 20 Mallory Yacullo 5-5 D SR. Parker, Colo./Ponderosa NUMERICAL NO. NAME HT. POS. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 0 Lauren Watson 5-10 GK RS-FR. The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 1 Torie Calhoun 5-9 GK SR. Tyler, Texas/Robert. E. Lee/LSU-Shreveport 3 Conner Whitfield 5-2 MF RS SR. Carrollton, Texas/Hebron 4 Jessica Fuston 5-9 MF/F SR. Cedar Park, Texas/Vista Ridge 5 Erin Inman 5-6 MF JR. Austin, Texas/McNeil 6 Alyssa Jacobs 5-2 D FR San Antonio, Texas/Tom C. Clark 7 Jessica Disabella 5-7 MF/F SR. Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound 8 Alli Murphy 5-3 MF SO. Plano, Texas/Plano 9 Hannah Devine 5-7 MF SO. Georgetown, Texas/Home School 10 Caity Heap 5-4 F SO. McKinney, Texas/McKinney Boyd 11 Briana Rohmer 5-8 F SO. Fort Worth, Texas/Fossil Ridge 12 Janine Beckie 5-8 F SO. Highlands Ranch, Colo./Valor Christian 13 Stephanie Sorrells 5-9 MF/F FR Hurst, Texas/Birdville 14 Meagan McCullough 5-5 D FR Garland, Texas/Rowlett 15 Jaelene Hinkle 5-4 D JR. Denver, Colo./Valor Christian 16 Bridgett Jenkins 5-7 D JR. Keller, Texas/Keller 17 Hayley Haagsma 5-7 D SR. Cerritos, Calif./Valley Christian 18 Alex Romanelli 5-8 D JR. Southlake, Texas/Carroll/Nicholls State 19 Taylor Narvaiz 5-9 D JR. Lubbock, Texas/Monterey 20 Mallory Yacullo 5-5 D SR. Parker, Colo./Ponderosa 21 Bethany Hale 5-5 D SO. Iowa Park, Texas/Iowa Park 22 Kansas Bayly 5-5 D SR Lilburn, Ga./Parkview/Columbus State 23 Maddy Crabtree 5-5 F FR Greenville, Texas/Greenville 24 Paige Strahan 5-2 MF/F JR. Odessa, Texas/Permian 25 Madison McAdams 5-2 MF FR Abilene, Texas/Wylie 26 Ashley Casey 5-5 F SO. Allen, Texas/Allen 27 Kendyl Pirkey 5-1 MF/F FR Wylie, Texas/Rockwall 28 Marissa Lipar 5-9 D FR The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 29 Jade Dapaah 5-9 D SO Bedford, Texas/Grapevine/Oklahoma 30 Victoria Esson 5-8 GK SR. Christchurch, New Zealand/Burnside/Auckland 33 Hattie Schunk 5-7 D FR Albuquerque, N.M./La Cueva 4

5 2013 MEDIA INFORMATION TEXAS TECH ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS STAFF BLAYNE BEAL Associate AD Director of Communications (806) (O) SCOTT LACEFIELD Associate Director (806) (O) TRENTEN HILBURN Associate Director (806) (O) 2013 MEDIA GUIDELINES The Texas soccer program, head coach Tom Stone and student athletes adhere to the media policies of the Texas Tech Athletics Department and work alongside the Texas Tech Athletics Communications staff to promote and manage coverage of the program to the local, regional and national media. The program is covered on a consistent basis during the regular season and is open by appointment to interview requests from recognized media outlets covering the program for a legitimate journalistic purpose. All interview requests concerning the Texas Tech soccer program must be made through Assistant Director of Athletics Communications Britton Drown or a member of the Texas Tech Athletics Communications staff. Every effort will be made to work with members of the media to promote coverage of the Texas Tech soccer program by making coaches and student athletes readily accessible. ATHLETE INTERVIEWS AND EVENT COVERAGE Head soccer coach Tom Stone and select players will be available to the media upon appointments made with the Texas Tech Athletics Communications staff. Requests for interviews with athletes should be directed to Assistant Director Britton Drown at least 24 hours in advance. Every effort possible will be made to arrange interviews with coaches and athletes per the request of a recognized media outlet. TRAVIS CRAM Associate Director/ Director of Multimedia travis.cram@ttu.edu (806) (O) BRITTON DROWN Assistant Director Soccer Media Contact britton.drown@ttu.edu (806) (O) (972) (C) Media outlets wishing to cover Texas Tech soccer events should request proper credentials prior to the day of the match. Requests for credentials can be made through Britton Drown or by calling the Texas Tech athletics communications office at (806) Athletes are typically made available at least once a week during the season. These availabilities will be announced to the media at least 24 hours in advance through . If you would like to be made aware of dates and times of media opportunities with the Texas Tech soccer team, please contact Britton Drown or the Texas Tech Athletics Communications office. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Media who wish to conduct postgame interviews with Texas Tech student-athletes or head coach Tom Stone must submit interview requests to Britton Drown at least 20 minutes prior to the conclusion of the match. Credentialed media covering the match from within the John Walker Soccer Complex press box will be asked to submit interview request during the second half of each match. Interviews will be conducted on the field following a team cool down session if weather permits. During inclement weather, interviews will be conducted inside the team room of the John Walker Soccer Complex. Media members must be escorted by a member of the Texas Tech Athletics Communications staff into the interview area of the John Walker Soccer Complex. MATT DOWDY Assistant Director matthew.dowdy@ttu.edu (806) (O) BRANDON RAWE Assistant Director/ Multimedia brandon.rawe@ttu.edu (806) (O) SHEILA TUCKER Administrative Assistant sheila.tucker@ttu.edu (806) (O) OFFICIAL ATHLETICS WEBSITE - TEXASTECH.COM The official website of Texas Tech athletics can be found by visiting Texas Tech soccer media releases along with up-to-date content covering the entire Texas Tech Athletics Department can be found by visiting TexasTech.com. The website also contains schedules, rosters and match information for the Texas Tech soccer team. VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS Broadcast quality video highlights for select Texas Tech soccer matches can be found by visiting the official file-share website of Texas Tech Athletics at A login and password is required to access the website, and will be provided by contacting Britton Drown or a representative of the Texas Tech athletics communications staff. PHOTO POLICIES Only appropriately credentialed media members or official Texas Tech University broadcast department members will be granted access to the playing field to shoot photos of the match. Photographers will be permitted access to the north and south sidelines of the field. Photographers are NOT permitted in the team bench area or beyond the goalie boxes extended or behind either goal. PHOTOS AND PHOTO REQUESTS Photo requests of specic athletes or events must be ed to Britton Drown (britton.drown@ttu.edu) or a member of the Texas Tech athletics communications staff. PLAYER TO WATCH: SR. GK VICTORIA ESSON #30 VICTORIA ESSON TEXAS TECH SENIOR GOALKEEPER VICTORIA ESSON ENTERS FRIDAY S MATCH AS ONE OF THE TOP GOALKEEPERS IN THE COUNTRY. THE CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND NATIVE HAS 14 SHUTOUTS ON THE SEASON AND HAS ALLOWED JUST SEVEN GOALS. 14 SHUTOUTS 7 GOALS AGAINST 5

6 OVERALL SEASON STATS ## NAME GP-GS MIN G A PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 12 Beckie, Janine Murphy, Alli Heap, Caity Haagsma, Hayley Maddy Crabtree Strahan, Paige Rohmer, Briana Devine, Hannah Disabella, Jessica Hinkle, Jaelene Fuston, Jessica Kansas Bayly Jade Dapaah Stephanie Sorrells Kendyl Pirkey Yacullo, Mallory Casey, Ashley Meagan McCullough Inman, Erin Conner Whitfield Hale, Bethany Madison McAdams Alyssa Jacobs Alex Romanelli Jenkins, Bridgett TOTAL OPPONENTS ## NAME GP-GS MINUTES GA AVG SAVES PCT W L T SHO FACED 0 Watson, Lauren : Torie Calhoun : Esson, Victoria : TM Team 0: TOTAL : OPPONENTS : Team saves: 0 GOALS BY PERIOD 1ST 2ND OT OT2 TOTAL Texas Tech Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1ST 2ND OT OT2 TOTAL Texas Tech Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1ST 2ND OT OT2 TOTAL Texas Tech Opponents CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1ST 2ND OT OT2 TOTAL Texas Tech Opponents FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Texas Tech Opponents ATTENDANCE SUMMARY TTU OPP Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/976 6/769 Neutral Site #/Avg 5/157 6

7 SEASON RESULTS DATE OPPONENT W L T SCORE OVERALL CONF ATTEND GOALS SCORED Aug 23, 2013 at New Mexico W Disabella, Jessica (unassisted) Aug 25, 2013 COLORADO STATE W Heap, Caity (Kansas Bayly;Disabella, Jessica) Haagsma, Hayley (Murphy, Alli) Haagsma, Hayley (Strahan, Paige) Beckie, Janine (unassisted) Disabella, Jessica (unassisted) Stephanie Sorrells (Casey, Ashley) Aug 30, 2013 IDAHO STATE W Beckie, Janine (Haagsma, Hayley) Maddy Crabtree (Meagan McCullough) Murphy, Alli (unassisted) Sept LONG BEACH STATE L Strahan, Paige (Maddy Crabtree) Maddy Crabtree (Yacullo, Mallory) Sept 6, 2013 CAL STATE FULLERTON W Haagsma, Hayley (Heap, Caity) Sept 8, 2013 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W Beckie, Janine (Haagsma, Hayley) Rohmer, Briana (Haagsma, Hayley;Heap, Caity) Heap, Caity (Strahan, Paige) Sept 13, 2013 vs Arizona State W OT Rohmer, Briana (Hinkle, Jaelene;Beckie, Janine) Sept 15, 2013 at Arizona W Beckie, Janine (unassisted) Beckie, Janine (unassisted) Sept 20, 2013 vs UC Davis W Murphy, Alli (Yacullo, Mallory) Heap, Caity (Beckie, Janine;Strahan, Paige) Devine, Hannah (Murphy, Alli) Sept 22, 2013 vs UC Santa Barbara W Beckie, Janine (unassisted) Murphy, Alli (unassisted) Sept 27, 2013 at Iowa State W Strahan, Paige (Jade Dapaah) Devine, Hannah (Maddy Crabtree) Sept 29, 2013 at Oklahoma State T O Oct. 04, 2013 TCU W Murphy, Alli (Hinkle, Jaelene) Maddy Crabtree (Devine, Hannah;Murphy, Alli) Oct. 6, 2013 ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF W Devine, Hannah (Heap, Caity) Fuston, Jessica (Beckie, Janine) Rohmer, Briana (Maddy Crabtree) Kendyl Pirkey (unassisted) Rohmer, Briana (Disabella, Jessica) Jade Dapaah (unassisted) Kansas Bayly (Heap, Caity) Heap, Caity (unassisted) Oct. 11, 2013 at Oklahoma W Murphy,Alli (Beckie,Janine) Fuston,Jessica (Hinkle,Jaelene) Oct 13, 2013 at #23 Baylor T O Oct 25, 2013 KANSAS W Beckie,Janine (unassisted) Oct #9 WEST VIRGINIA W Haagsma,Hayley (Hinkle,Jaelene) Beckie,Janine (Crabtree,Maddy) Nov 01, 2013 TEXAS W Beckie,Janine (unassisted) Nov 06, 2013 vs #7 TCU W Strahan,Paige (Hinkle,Jaelene) Nov 08, 2013 vs #6 Oklahoma State L

8 GOALS-ASSISTS-POINTS OPPONENT DATE SCORE WL WATSON CALHOUN WHITFIELD FUSTON INMAN JACOBS DISABELLA MURPHY DEVINE at New Mexico Aug W DNP DNP DNP DNP COLORADO STATE Aug W DNP DNP DNP IDAHO STATE Aug W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP LONG BEACH STATE Sept L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP CAL STATE FULLERTON Sept W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE Sept W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs Arizona State Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP at Arizona Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs UC Davis Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs UC Santa Barbara Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at Iowa State Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at Oklahoma State Sep T DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP TCU Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF Oct W DNP at Oklahoma Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP at Baylor Oct T DNP DNP DNP DNP KANSAS Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP WEST VIRGINIA Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP TEXAS Nov W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs TCU Nov W DNP DNP DNP DNP vs Oklahoma State Nov L DNP DNP DNP DNP OPPONENT DATE SCORE WL HEAP,CAIT ROHMER,BR BECKIE SORRELLS, MCCULLOUGH HINKLE,JA JENKINS,B HAAGSMA ROMANELLI at New Mexico Aug W DNP DNP DNP DNP COLORADO STATE Aug W DNP DNP IDAHO STATE Aug W DNP DNP LONG BEACH STATE Sept L DNP DNP CAL STATE FULLERTON Sept W DNP DNP CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE Sept W DNP DNP vs Arizona State Sep W DNP DNP at Arizona Sep W DNP vs UC Davis Sep W DNP vs UC Santa Barbara Sep W DNP DNP at Iowa State Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP at Oklahoma State Sep T DNP DNP TCU Oct W DNP DNP ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF Oct W DNP DNP DNP at Oklahoma Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP at Baylor Oct T DNP DNP DNP DNP KANSAS Oct W DNP DNP DNP WEST VIRGINIA Oct W DNP DNP TEXAS Nov W DNP DNP vs TCU Nov W DNP DNP DNP DNP vs Oklahoma State Nov L DNP DNP DNP OPPONENT DATE SCORE WL YACULLO,M HALE,BETH BAYLY,KAN CRABTREE, STRAHAN,P MCADAMS,M CASEY,ASH PIRKEY,KE DAPAAH,JA at New Mexico Aug W DNP DNP DNP COLORADO STATE Aug W DNP IDAHO STATE Aug W DNP LONG BEACH STATE Sept L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP CAL STATE FULLERTON Sept W DNP DNP DNP CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE Sept W DNP DNP vs Arizona State Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at Arizona Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs UC Davis Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP vs UC Santa Barbara Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at Iowa State Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP at Oklahoma State Sep T DNP DNP DNP TCU Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF Oct W DNP at Oklahoma Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP at Baylor Oct T DNP DNP DNP KANSAS Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP WEST VIRGINIA Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP TEXAS Nov W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs TCU Nov W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs Oklahoma State Nov L DNP DNP DNP DNP

9 TOP STORYLINES TECH RETURNS TO THE NCAA TOURNAMENT Texas Tech will make its second NCAA Tournament appearance in program history, and second in as many seasons Friday night when the Red Raiders host Minnesota Friday at the John Walker Soccer Complex. Tech advanced to the second round of the 2012 NCAA Soccer Championship and enters Friday s match 9-1 in games played at the John Walker Soccer Complex this season. THE MINNESOTA SERIES MINNESOTA LEADS Friday marks the second-ever meeting between Texas Tech and Minnesota and the first in the Tom Stone Era. The only previous match between the two programs came in Lubbock in 2005 when the Golden Gophers shutout Tech 2-0. SEASON RESULT LOCATION 2005 L, 0-2 Lubbock, Texas TECH FINISHES PROGRAM BEST 2ND IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE Texas Tech won a school record 16 matches in the regular season on its way to finishing a program-best second in the Big 12 standings. The Red Raiders were the only team to go unbeaten in conference play while ending in draws at both Oklahoma State and Baylor. Tech gave up just two goals in Big 12 play this year and is on pace to break the league record for goals-allowed. TECH SETS SCHOOL RECORD FOR ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Texas Tech set a school record with five Red Raiders selected to the postseason All-Big 12 Teams announced by the conference office Monday. Three Red Raiders were tabbed by the conference coaches as First Team selections while two were named to the Second Team. Meanwhile, two Red Raiders were named to the All-Big 12 Newcomer Team. TECH ON THE POSTSEASON ALL-BIG 12 TEAM FIRST TEAM Janine Beckie F So. Highlands Ranch, Colo, Jaelene Hinkle D Jr. Denver, Colo. Victoria Esson GK Sr. Christchurch, New Zealand IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS Texas Tech enters the NCAA Tournament ranked No. 18 in the NSCAA rankings released Tuesday. The Red Raiders appear in the top- 20 of each of the four major college soccer polls including a No. 14 ranking in the Soccer Times rankings. TEXAS TECH IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS WEEK NSCAA TOP DRAWER SOCCER SOCCER AMERICA SOCCER TIMES Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week NR RV Week 2 RV RV NR NR Week RV Preseason RV TECH DEFENSE AMONG TOPS IN THE COUNTRY The Texas Tech defense has proven to be one of the top units in the country this season allowing just seven goals in 21 contests. The Red Raiders goals against average of just.325 ranks tops in the Big 12 and No. 3 nationally entering the NCAA Tournament. Meanwhile, Tech s shutout percentage of.762 ranks No. 2 in the country as the Red Raiders have shutout 15 of their 19 opponents entering conference tournament action. TECH SHUTS OUT SCHOOL RECORD 16 OPPONENTS The Texas Tech defense has been dominant in 2013 allowing just seven goals in 21 matches while shutting out a school record and nation-leading 16 opponents. In fact, only five opponents this season have found the back of the net against the Red Raiders. At home, Tech has allowed just four goals three of which came in the second half of Tech s 3-2 loss to Long Beach State. Tech is one of just two Big 12 programs (Baylor) to tally at least 10 shutouts in each of the last three seasons ( ). TEXAS TECH SHUTOUTS SEASON SHUTOUTS SECOND TEAM Paige Strahan MF Jr. Odessa, Texas Hayley Haagsma D Sr. Cerritos, Calif. TEAM STATS TEAM STATISTICS TTU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists 35 4 CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 0 1 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/976 6/769 Neutral Site #/Avg 5/157 GOALS BY PERIOD 1ST 2ND OT OT2 TOTAL Texas Tech Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1ST 2ND OT OT2 TOTAL Texas Tech Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1ST 2ND OT OT2 TOTAL Texas Tech Opponents POSTSEASON ALL-BIG 12 TEAM FIRST TEAM POS. NAME SCHOOL D Kadeisha Buchanan West Virginia D Jaelene Hinkle Texas Tech D Bobbi Clemmer TCU F Frances Silva West Virginia F Kate Schwindel West Virginia F Janine Beckie Texas Tech GK Victoria Esson Texas Tech MF Liana Salazar Kansas MF Sharis Lachappelle Texas MF Ashley Lawrence West Virginia UTILITY Bri Campos Baylor MF SECOND TEAM D Brooke Gilbert Texas D Haley Haagsma Texas Tech D Natalie Calhoun Oklahoma State F Courtney Dike Oklahoma State F Caroline Kastor Kansas F Michelle Prokof TCU GK Abby Smith Texas MF Allie Stephenson Oklahoma State MF Paige Strahan Texas Tech MF Amanda Hill West Virginia UTILITY Emily Goldstein Iowa State 9

10 NSCAA RANKINGS RANK SCHOOL 1ST VOTES PREV. W-L-T 1 Virginia UCLA Florida State Virginia Tech North Carolina Florida Portland Marquette Santa Clara Nebraska Michigan West Virginia Texas A&M South Carolina Denver UCF Stanford Texas Tech BYU Georgetown Washington State Mississippi Notre Dame Penn State Boston University STORYLINES RED RAIDERS CONTINUE TO PROTECT HOME FIELD The John Walker Soccer Complex has emerged as one of the toughest environments for opposing teams since its completion prior to the 2009 season. In that span, the Red Raiders have won 37 of their 48 matches, more than 78 percent. More so, the Red Raiders have dropped just two matches on their home field in the last two seasons going 9-1 in 2012 and posting a 9-1 mark once again in A win over Minnesota would break the school record for most home wins in a single season. SEASON HOME RECORD TOTAL RED RAIDERS SHOW BALANCE ON OFFENSIVE END The Texas Tech offense has showed impressive balance this season as 14 different Red Raiders have found the back of the net. But that s not all, 10 of those have scored at least twice and five have scored four or more times. The scoring power is led by sophomore and 2012 All-American Janine Beckie who has scored a team-high nine goals. ESSON AMONG TOP KEEPERS IN THE COUNTRY Texas Tech senior Victoria Esson has established herself as one of the top goalkeepers in the country with her performance this season. Entering the NCAA Tournament, Esson ranks No. 4 nationally and No. 1 in the Big 12 with a.346 goals-against average through 21 matches. Esson has allowed just two goals in her previous 10 matches in front of the Texas Tech net. She has allowed just seven goals against all season, and just two goals in Big 12 play. The Christchurch, New Zealand native has already posted 14 shutouts marking a single-season high for the all-time Texas Tech leader in the category. BECKIE SCORES IN THREE-STRAIGHT Texas Tech sophomore forward Janine Beckie, who enters the NCAA Tournament as Tech s leading scorer, scored in three-straight matches for the first time in her career to end the regular season. Beckie netted the Red Raiders game-winner over Kansas, before scoring again to give the Red Raiders a 2-0 lead in the second half over West Virginia and the game-winner against Texas. The 2012 All-American has now scored in back-to-back matches five times in her career. TECH S SECOND HALF OUTBURSTS The Red Raiders have proven to be dominant in the second half of play over the last three seasons. In 2012 alone, Tech outscored opponents in the second half. In the last three seasons combined ( ), Tech has outscored opponents in the final 45 minutes of play. This year, they have continued that trend, outscoring their first 12 opponents 18-6 in the second half. Against Colorado State earlier this year, Tech went off for four goals in the second half the most by a Tech team in a single half of play since 2011 when the Red Raiders netted five in the second half against Arizona State. SECOND HALF SCORING SEASON TECH OPP TOTAL

11 PLAYER NOTES # 0 LAUREN WATSON GK 5-10 RS-Fr Logged 54 minutes in front of the net in Tech s 8-0 victory over Colorado State redshirt First Team All-State selection at The Woodlands High School. # 1 TORIE CALHOUN GK 5-9 Sr-TR. Made Texas Tech debut in the Red Raiders 8-0 victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Transferred to Texas Tech from LSU-Shreveport prior to the season. Two-time All-Conference selection as a goalkeeper (2010/2009). Attended Robert E. Lee High School where she was a two-time All-District selection. # 3 CONNER WHITFIELD MF 5-2 Sr. Returned to the field after a knee injury in the season-opener to record 40 minutes against Arkansas Pine Bluff. Voted as team captain for the second consecutive season. Appeared in four matches for the Red Raiders in 2012 before suffering a knee injury. Tallied three assists in four matches for the Red Raiders. Enters her senior campaign with four career goals, all coming in a spectacular 2011 freshman campaign. # 4 JESSICA FUSTON MF/F 5-9 Sr. Scored 10th career game-winner in Tech s 2-1 victory at Oklahoma. Has made three consecutive starts in the midfield entering the NCAA Tournament. Scored her first goal of the season in Tech s 8-0 victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff. With her game-winner against Oklahoma, scored in back-to-back matches for the third time in her career, and first time since Tied for second all-time in career game-winning goals with 10. Fourth all-time at Texas Tech in career points with 57 (26 goals/5 assists). Fourth all-time at Texas Tech in career scoring with 26 goals. Needs two game-winning goals to move into the all-time lead at Texas Tech. # 5 ERIN INMAN MF 5-6 Jr. Has appeared in 19 matches with six starts this season as a midfielder. Appeared in all 23 matches in 2012 tallying one assist (at West Virginia). # 6 ALYSSA JACOBS D 5-2 Fr. Has appeared in three matches this season. Made career debut in Tech s 6-0 shutout victory over Colorado State logging 16 minutes. Lettered three seasons at Tom C. Clark Northside High School. Tabbed All-District First Team as a senior. Member of Dallas Texans and Classics Elite club soccer programs. # 7 JESSICA DISABELLA MF 5-7 Sr. Has appeared in and started all 21 matches for the Red Raiders this season. Scored in back-to-back matches (New Mexico/Colorado State) for the first time in her career. Tallied second assist of the season in Tech s 8-0 shutout of Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Scored Texas Tech s game-winner at New Mexico in the 86th minute of play. Recorded her first assist of the season in Tech s 6-0 victory over Colorado State. Is now tied for eighth all-time in game-winning goals with five. Appeared in 20 matches with six starts during the 2012 campaign with a career-high 1,128 minutes played. Secured her third-straight season of scoring at least two goals as a midfielder - connected on two during the 2012 season. # 8 ALLI MURPHY MF 5-3 So. Has netted five goals on the season ranking second on the squad in scoring. Netted second game-winner of the season in Tech s 2-0 victory over TCU (10/4). Most recently scored in Tech s 2-1 victory at Oklahoma (10/11). Has added three assists totaling 13 points on the season (5g/3a). Named to Top Drawer Soccer s national Team of the Week on Sept. 24. Netted second career game-winning goal in Tech s 3-0 victory over UC Davis. Appeared in all 23 matches with seven starts as an attacking midfielder in Scored first career goal on a penalty kick against New Mexico (8/19) - a game-winner. Recorded over 50 minutes in both the Red Raiders NCAA postseason matches in # 9 HANNAH DEVINE MF 5-7 So. Has made 15 consecutive starts in the midfield for the Red Raiders. Has scored three goals including two game-winners. Has logged 90 or more minutes in 7-straight contests. Tallied an assist in Tech s 2-0 victory over TCU - the fifth of her career. Appeared in all 23 matches during the 2012 season with three starts. One of three true freshman to log over 1,000 minutes played in Third among Red Raiders in 2012 with four assists. # 10 CAITY HEAP MF/F 5-4 So. Has appeared in all 21 matches with 18 starts including five-straight entering the NCAA Tournament. Enters the NCAA Tournament third on the team in scoring with four goals this season. Tallied a career-high four points in Tech s win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff with one goal and two assists. Named Big 12 Player of the Week by College Sports Madness following the performance. Scored her first career game-winner in Tech s 6-0 victory over Colorado State (8/25). Appeared in 13 games as a true freshman with one start during the 2012 season. # 11 BRIANA ROHMER F 5-8 So. Has appeared in 20 matches with five starts on the season. Enters the NCAA Tournament with four goals on the season. Scored career-high two goals in Tech s 8-0 shutout victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Scored her second-career game-winner and second in as many matches in Tech s 1-0 victory over Arizona State (9/13) in overtime. The strike came in the 100th minute of play. Scored in back-to-back matches (vs. Cal State Northridge/vs. Arizona State) for the first time in her career. # 12 JANINE BECKIE F 5-8 So. ALL-BIG 12 FIRST TEAM - FORWARD Leads the Red Raiders with nine goals on the season. Named to the All-Big 12 Tournament Team. Scored in three-straight matches to end the regular season marking a career-long scoring streak. Leads the Red Raiders with five game-winners. Needs one goal to move into fifth all-time at Texas Tech in career scoring. Tied for sixth all-time with 55 career points (23 goals/9 assists). Ranked the No. 1 player in the Big 12 Conference by Top Drawer Soccer. Netted her fourth game-winner of the season in Tech s 1-0 victory over Kansas (10/25). Recorded her fourth career multi-goal performance scoring twice in Tech s 2-0 victory over Arizona (9/15). Goal against Cal State Northridge came in the third minute of play marking Tech s quickest goal of the season and earliest in a match since Beckie s goal in the first minute of the 2012 season opener MAC Hermann Trophy Preseason Candidate. Preseason All-Big 12 forward. Preseason All-America Second Team (College Sports Madness). Led the Red Raiders and all Big 12 freshmen with 14 goals in goals were third nationally among freshmen. Tech s first All-American in program history tabbed to the NSCAA Second Team in Tabbed to the 2012 NSCAA All-Central Region First Team Big 12 Rookie of the Year - Tech s second in three years (Jessica Fuston 2011). Tabbed as the No. 9 freshman in the country by Top Drawer Soccer in its postseason player rankings. Became the sixth player in Big 12 soccer history to lead the league in goals, points and shots in the same season. # 13 STEPHANIE SORRELLS MF 5-9 Fr. Scored in her career debut against Colorado State (8/25). Has appeared in six matches for the Red Raiders this season. Led the D Feeters SC in goals and assists during the season. Named to the ESPNSH Girls Soccer Class of 2013 Watch List as a midfielder at Birdville High School District 11-4A Midfielder of the Year. 11

12 PLAYER NOTES Led the team to back-to-back 5A state championships in 2011 and # 14 MEAGAN MCCULLOUGH D 5-5 Fr. Has appeared in 15 matches for the Red Raiders this season as a ture freshman. Recorded first career assist in Tech s 3-0 victory over Idaho State. Lettered four years at Rowlett High School. Two-time District MVP Midfielder ( ) and two-time team captain. Helped Sting 95 to win the 2011 USYS national championship, the 2010 ENCL national championship and the 2010 USYS national championship. # 15 JAELENE HINKLE D 5-4 So. ALL-BIG 12 FIRST TEAM - DEFENDER Has made 15 consecutive starts after recovering from a knee injury earlier this season. Named to the All-Big 12 Tournament Team. Tallied fifth assist of the season in Tech s 1-0 victory over TCU in the Big 12 Tournament. Moves into a tie for fourth all-time at Tech in career assists with 14 in her career. Tallied an assist on Jessica Fuston s game-winner at Oklahoma (10/11). Made season debut against Long Beach State on Sept. 1. Ranked No. 1 defender in the Big 12 Conference by Top Drawer Soccer. Unanimous Preseason All-Big 12 defender. Started all 23 games in All-Big 12 First Team selection NSCAA All-Central Region Second Team selection. # 16 BRIDGETT JENKINS D 5-7 Jr. Has started in 17 of Tech s 21 matches of the seaon as a defender. Has logged 90 minutes or more on five occasions this season. Appeared in 16 games with 10 starts as a sophomore defender in # 17 HAYLEY HAAGSMA D 5-7 Sr. ALL-BIG 12 SECOND TEAM - DEFENDER Enters the NCAA Tournament with four goals this season. Scored Texas Tech s game-winner against No. 9 West Virginia on a header off a corner kick. Has played 15 matches with 12 starts as a center-back in the regular season. Scored first career game-winning goal in Tech s 1-0 victory over Cal State Fullerton. Recorded first career multi-assist game in Tech s 3-1 victory over Cal State Northridge. Recorded her first career multi-goal game scoring twice in Tech s 6-0 victory over Colorado State scoring twice. # 18 ALEX ROMANELLI D 5-8 Jr. Made Texas Tech debut in the Red Raiders 6-0 shutout of Colorado State (8/25). Transferred to Texas Tech from Nicholls State and will be a junior in Lettered two years at Southlake Carroll and helped the Dragons to win the 2008 Texas State Championship. # 19 TAYLOR NARVAIZ D 5-9 Jr. Appeared in 17 matches with two starts during the 2012 campaign. Tallied four shots - all of which were on goal. Logged 38 minutes in Tech s NCAA First Round victory over North Texas. # 20 MALLORY YACULLO D 5-5 Sr. Has appeared in 17 matches with 15 starts logging over 80 minutes of play on eight occasions. Appeared in 22 of 23 matches last season with 20 starts. Logged over 1,000 minutes of action for the second time in her career totaling 1,142 in # 21 BETHANY HALE D 5-5 So. Has appeared in five matches for the Red Raiders this season. Logged a season-high 84 minutes in Tech s 8-0 win against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Appeared in four matches as a true freshman defender during the 2012 season. Tallied a season-high 48 minutes in a 3-0 shutout victory over Francis Marion. # 22 KANSAS BAYLY D 5-5 Sr-TR. ALL-BIG 12 NEWCOMER TEAM - UTIL. Has started 12 of Tech s 19 matches as a defender - including five straight. Scored her first career Red Raider goal in Tech s 8-0 shutout victory over Arkansas Pine Bluff. Recorded her first assist of the season in a 6-0 shutout Colorado State. Transferred to the Texas Tech in the spring of 2013 from Division II Columbus State (Ga.). Two-time NSCAA Division II All-American (2011/2012) Peach Belt Conference Co-Player of the Year. One of only three players in Columbus State history to twice be named an All-American. Netted seven goals and one assist in 2012 as a defender Peach Belt Conference Co-Player of the Year. # 23 MADDY CRABTREE F 5-4 Fr. ALL-BIG 12 NEWCOMER TEAM - F Has appeared in 18 matches this season with one start. Has scored three goals for the Red Raiders as a true freshman forward. Netted her third goal of the season in Tech s 8-0 shutout of Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Recorded her first career assist in Tech s 3-2 loss to Long Beach State. Two-time USYS national champion (2010/2011). Scored the winning goal in both matches. Four-year varsity letter winner at Greenville High School USYS National Championships Addidas MVP winner. Two-time District 19-4A MVP. # 24 PAIGE STRAHAN MF/F 5-2 Jr. ALL-BIG 12 SECOND TEAM - MIDFIELDER Scored Tech s game-winner over TCU in the Big 12 quarterfinals. Named to the All-Big 12 Tournament Team. Has appeared in 18 matches with 17 starts this season. Scored her second goal of the season in Tech s 2-1 victory at Iowa State (9/27). Scored her first goal of the 2013 season in Tech s 3-2 loss to Long Beach State (9/1). Has tallied three assists for the Red Raiders this season NSCAA All-Central Region Third Team selection All-Big 12 First Team selection. Tabbed to the Top Drawer Soccer Big 12 Top-20 Team. Second among Red Raiders on scoring with eight goals. Led the Big 12 and ranked 17th nationally in game-winning goals with five. Appeared in all 23 matches with 18 starts - made 14 consecutive starts to conclude the season. # 25 MADISON MCADAMS MF 5-2 Fr. Made her career debut and logged 27 minutes in Tech s 6-0 shutout of Colorado State. Has appeared in three matches for the Red Raiders this season. Selected as team captain as a senior for Wylie High School. District 3-5A Defensive Player of the Year as a junior at Midland High School. Member of the Challenge SC 95 ECNL team for three seasons. # 26 ASHLEY CASEY F 5-5 So. Has appeared in 10 matches for the Red Raiders this season including three Big 12 matches. Recorded third career assist in Tech s 6-0 victory over Colorado State. Appeared in 11 games as a freshman forward during the 2012 season. One of four freshmen to record multiple assists on the 2012 season. Appeared in both Tech s NCAA postseason matches. # 27 KENDYL PIRKEY MF 5-1 Fr. Made career-debut against Arkansas-Pine Bluff (10/6), scoring on her first career touch. Played for Sing 95 helping guide the team to the 2012 NTX State Cup Championship. Varsity team captain at Rockwall High School All-District First Team selection 12

13 PLAYER NOTES # 28 MARISSA LIPAR D 5-9 Fr. # 29 JADE DAPAAH D 5-9 # 30 VICTORIA ESSON GK 5-8 Sr. ALL-BIG 12 FIRST TEAM - GOALKEEPER Ended the regular season with four-straight shutouts. Has posted a school record 14 shutouts pushing her Lettered two years at The Woodlands High School. Helped lead The Woodlands to a 5A State Championship in Member of the Challenge SC 95 ECNL team for three seasons. So. Has appeared in 17 matches for the Red Raiders as a defender with eight starts. Made six consecutive starts to conclude the regular season - five came in Big 12 play. Started in Tech s Big 12 opener at Iowa State where she recorded her first career assist. Scored a goal in Tech s 8-0 victory over Arkansas Pine Bluff. Made her Texas Tech debut in Tech s 6-0 shutout victory over Colorado State (8/25). Transferred to Texas Tech after one season at Oklahoma. Appeared in 13 matches in 2012 for the Sooners as a defender. Won the 2010 national championship as a member of Solar Chelsea SC. Lettered four years at Grapevine High School as an outside back, center back and forward. Named Defensive and Overall MVP as a senior at Grapevine High School. career total to a program leading 27 (2011-Pres.) Anchor of a Texas Tech defense that enters the NCAA Tournament No. 2 nationally in goalsagainst average. Has allowed just seven goals in 21 matches this sesaon. First goalkeeper in program history to record 10 or more shutouts in a single season. Leads the Big 12 in four separate statistical categories (goals against average, save percentage, shutouts and shutouts-per-game). Has made 49 saves this season in front of the net this season. Tallied 88 saves during the 2012 season ranking sixth in school history for a single season and third in the Big 12 for the 2012 season. Helped Tech to rank third in goals allowed (23) for the 2012 season and third in goals against average (0.97). # 33 HATTIE SCHUNK D 5-7 Fr. Won four state championships as a member of AUFC 95 Fusion SC. Lettered three seasons as a defender at La Cueva (N.M.). Three time All-State selection. Two-time All-Metro team selection and three-time All-District selection. Led the team to back-to-back 5A state championships in 2011 and Team did not allow a goal during the 2012 state tournament. 13

14 HEAD COACH TOM STONE HEAD COACH 7 TH SEASON CAREER RECORD The winningest coach in program history, Tom Stone enters his seventh year at the helm of the Red Raiders as the 2013 season arrives. During his tenure in Lubbock, Stone has steadily built the Texas Tech soccer program into one of the top programs in the country. Most recently, Texas Tech reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament during the historic 2012 season where the Red Raiders nearly toppled eventual Final Four participant Florida State forcing the Seminoles into double overtime in Tallahassee. In a back-and-forth match, the Red Raiders were one of just two schools in 2012 to take Florida State into overtime on its home field. Under his guidance, the Red Raiders broke a school record for wins in a single season last year finishing the 2012 campaign with a 16-6 record and receiving a No. 25 postseason ranking in the final NSCAA poll. A school record four Red Raiders were selected to the All-Big 12 First Team while freshman sensation Janine Beckie went on to become the program s firstever All-American. During his six-year tenure, Stone has steadily built the program with a foundation of strong recruiting, annually bringing some of the top talent in the state and the country to Lubbock. With that talent pool, Stone has guided to Red Raiders to six consecutive Big 12 Tournament appearances during his tenure most recently reaching the tournament semifinals in More impressively, the Red Raiders have improved upon their overall win total in each of Stone s six seasons in Lubbock. Tech is one of just two original Big 12 member schools to do so since Not only has Stone built Texas Tech into a power on the field, but he has created an identity for the entire program - one that the Lubbock community has embraced. On fall Friday nights, thousands of fans flock to the John Walker Soccer Complex - one of the premier soccer facilities in the country. That embrace of the Texas Tech soccer program was never more evident than the 2011 season where a new standard for attendance was set. A total of 14,657 fans attended 11 home games during the 2011 season to help Tech rank No. 13 in the nation for average home attendance. Twice during the campaign the Red Raiders broke single-game attendance marks with an announced crowd of 2,176 attending the final showdown with Texas A&M on Oct. 7, while 2,228 fans watched the Red Raiders take on Kansas on Oct. 14. Tech hosted a total of 3,520 fans during the final weekend of home matches of the 2011 season, which included the thrilling double-overtime victory over Texas. The figure was a new stadium record for a weekend series. In all, the average single-game attendance has ballooned by 194 percent during the Tom Stone Era, increasing from an average of 349 per-game during the 2007 season to last year s mark of 1,027. The 2012 season marked the third consecutive season with an average attendance of over 1,000. Since the 2010 season, the Red Raiders are a remarkable 23-7 at home a.767 winning percentage. That inherent and unique home field advantage has been noticed on a national level as Texas Tech hosted the NSCAA/FOX Soccer Game of the Week on Oct. 26, 2012 where the Red Raiders shutout Oklahoma State 2-0. Stone has amassed a record in six seasons at Texas Tech for a.504 winning percentage, the best of any coach in program history. During his tenure, Stone has also been active on the national level as he was hired in 2008 as the assistant coach for the U.S. U-20 National Team, a position he remains in today. Serving under head coach Tony DiCicco, the 2008 team captured the FIFA World Championship. The 2010 squad, meanwhile, has already won the CONCACAF Championship and will train throughout the summer before attending the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Germany at the end of July. On top of his national team duties, Stone is also currently serving as the head coach of the southern region s U-19 Olympic Development team. When not coaching, Stone has served as an analyst for various national television networks, covering everything from the NCAA College Cup to the World Cup. He has worked as the lead soccer analyst for both CSTV and Fox Sports, while also joining ESPN for its coverage of the 2003 Women s World Cup. Stone has also written guest columns for various soccer websites. Stone holds a USSF A License. He and his wife, Lindsey, currently reside in Lubbock with their son, Leyton, and daughter, Lily. TOM STONE YEAR-BY YEAR RECORDS OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR SCHOOL W L T W L T CONF. FINISH CONF. TOURNAMENT POSTSEASON 2007 Texas Tech T-4th 1st Round None 2008 Texas Tech th 1st Round None 2009 Texas Tech T-6th 1st Round None 2010 Texas Tech T-5th 1st Round None 2011 Texas Tech T-4th 1st Round None 2012 Texas Tech rd Semifinals NCAA Second Round 2013 Texas Tech nd Semifinals - TOTAL

15 THE LAST TIME... A TEXAS TECH TEAM... Defeated a ranked opponent 2013, (vs. No. 9 West Virginia, W, 2-0) Shutout an opponent at home 2013, (vs. Texas) Shutout an opponent on the road 2013, (at Baylor T, 0-0) Shutout an opponent at a neutral site 2013 (vs. TCU, Kansas City, Mo.) Shutout by an opponent at home 2011, (vs. Texas A&M 2-0) Shutout by an opponent on the road 2013, (at Baylor T, 0-0) Shutout by an opponent at a neutral site 2013, (vs Oklahoma State, Kansas City Mo. L, 1-0) Shutout by an opponent 2013 vs. Oklahoma State (Kansas City, Mo.) Played an overtime game 2013, (T, 0-0 at Baylor) Played a double overtime game 2013, (T, 0-0 at Baylor) Ended a match in penalty kicks 2009 vs. Kansas (Big 12 Tournament Play-In) L, 5-4 Scored 5 or more goals 2013, (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff - W, 8-0) Scored 6 or more goals 2013, (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff - W, 8-0) Scored 7 or more goals 2013, (vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff 8-0) Scored 9 or more goals 2006, (vs. Prairie View A&M - W, 10-0) Scored 10 goals in a game 2006, vs. (Prairie View A&M - W, 10-0) Allowed 5 or more goals 2010, (vs. Nebraska - L, 5-4) Allowed 6 or more goals 2005, (at No. 14 Texas A&M - L, 7-0) Allowed 7 or more goals 2005, (at No. 14 Texas A&M - L, 7-0) Allowed 8 or more goals 2003, (at Texas A&M - L, 8-0) Allowed 9 or more goals 1999, (vs. Nebraska - L,10-1) Allowed 10 goals 1999, (vs. Nebraska - L, 10-1) Won five striaght 2013, (Sept. 6 - Sept wins) Lost five straight 2005, (9/2-10/30-16 losses) A RED RAIDER... Scored 2+ goals in a single match 2013, Janine Beckie (2 vs Arizona) Scored 3+ goals in a single match 2012, Jessica Fuston (3 vs. Montana) Recorded a hat trick 2012, Jessica Fuston (vs. Montana) Recorded 3+ points in a single game 2013, Alli Murphy vs. UC Davis) Scored a goal in three straight matches 2013, Janine Beckie Scored a goal in five straight matches 2012, Paige Strahan Recorded two assists in a single match 2013, Caity Heap (2 vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff) Goalkeeper recorded three consecutive shutouts 2013, Victoria Esson Goalkeeper recorded five consecutive shutouts 2013 Victoria Esson 2013 BY SITUATIONS BY LOCATION When playing at home When playing on the road When playing at a neutral site BY TIME When playing in August When playing in September When playing in October When playing in November When playing on Wednesday When playing on Friday When playing on Saturday When playing on Sunday BY SITUATION When leading at half When trailing at half When tied at half BY SCORING When Tech scores first When opponents score first When Tech is held scoreless When Tech scores 1 goal When Tech scores 2 or more goals When Tech scores 3 or more goals When Tech scores 4 or more goals When Tech scores 5 or more goals When Tech scores 6 or more goals BY OPPONENT When playing a Big 12 opponent at home When playing a Big 12 opponent on the road When playing a Big 12 opponent at a neutral site When playing a non-conference match at home When playing a non-conference match away When playing a non-conference neutral match CAREER CHART CLIMBERS GAME WINNING GOALS 1. Kristi Patterson ( ) Kristy Frantz ( ) 10 Brittney Harrison ( ) 10 Jessica Fuston (2010 -) 10 Janine Beckie ( ) Dawn Ward ( ) 6 Taylor Lytle ( ) 6 Paige Strahan (2011- ) 6 9. Jessica Disabella ( ) 5 Amy Rutsein ( ) 5 Carrie Graham ( ) 5 Zhaleh Rezaie ( ) 5 CAREER SHUTOUTS 1. Victoria Esson (2011-) Tina Rincon ( ) Stephanie Carter ( ) Brittney Peese ( ) Colleen Pitts ( ) 9 6. Lizzie Pruitt ( ) 6 7. Erin Wikelius ( ) 4 CAREER POINTS 1. Kristy Frantz ( ) Kristi Patterson ( ) Amy Rustein ( ) Jessica Fuston ( (26g/5a) Brittney Harrison ( ) Janine Beckie (2012 -) 55 (23g/9a) Taylor Lytle ( ) Dawn Ward ( ) Amaris Smith ( ) Julie Clement ( ) 44 CAREER GOALS 1. Kristy Frantz ( ) Kristi Patterson ( ) Amy Rustein ( ) 28 4 Jessica Fuston ( Dawn Ward ( ) 24 Brittney Harrison ( ) 24 CAREER ASSISTS 1. Taylor Lytle ( ) Kristy Frantz ( ) Kristi Patterson ( ) Julie Clement ( ) 14 Jaelene Hinkle ( ) Jennifer Benat ( ) 11 Kerri Campbell ( ) Jessica Disabella ( ) Conner Williams ( Janine Beckie 9 Lindsay Thompson ( ) 9 Brittney Harrison ( ) 9 15

16 2013 TEAM HIGHS POINTS vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 17...vs Colorado State (Aug 25) GOALS 8... vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 6...vs Colorado State (Aug 25) ASSISTS 5... vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 5...vs Colorado State (Aug 25) SHOTS vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) vs Idaho State (Aug 30) SHOTS ON GOAL vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) vs UC Davis (Sep 20) SAVES at Iowa State (Sep 27) 4... vs West Virginia (Oct ) 4...vs Kansas (Oct 25) 4... at Oklahoma (Oct 11) 4...vs Arizona State (Sep 13) CORNER KICKS vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 11...vs Arizona State (Sep 13) at New Mexico (Aug 23) FOULS 17...vs Cal State Northridge (Sept 8) 15...vs Arizona State (Sep 13) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 6...vs Long Beach State (Sept ) 3... vs Oklahoma State (Nov 08) 3... at Oklahoma (Oct 11) 3... at Iowa State (Sep 27) 3...vs Cal State Northridge (Sept 8) GOALS 3...vs Long Beach State (Sept ) 1... vs Oklahoma State (Nov 08) 1... at Oklahoma (Oct 11) 1... at Iowa State (Sep 27) 1...vs Cal State Northridge (Sept 8) ASSISTS 1... vs Oklahoma State (Nov 08) 1... at Oklahoma (Oct 11) 1... at Iowa State (Sep 27) 1...vs Cal State Northridge (Sept 8) SHOTS at Arizona (Sep 15) at Oklahoma (Oct 11) SHOTS ON GOAL at Iowa State (Sep 27) 5... at Oklahoma (Oct 11) 5...vs Long Beach State (Sept ) SAVES vs UC Davis (Sep 20) vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) CORNER KICKS 8... vs Texas (Nov 01) 6...at Oklahoma State (Sep 29) FOULS 18...vs Cal State Northridge (Sept 8) 16...vs Long Beach State (Sept ) 2013 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS POINTS 4... Heap, Caity vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 4...Rohmer, Briana vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 4...Beckie, Janine at Arizona (Sep 15) 4... Haagsma, Hayley vs Colorado State (Aug 25) GOALS 2...Rohmer, Briana vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 2...Beckie, Janine at Arizona (Sep 15) 2... Haagsma, Hayley vs Colorado State (Aug 25) ASSISTS 2... Heap, Caity vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 2.Haagsma, Hayley vs Cal State Northridge (Sept 8) SHOTS 7... Beckie,Janine vs TCU (Nov 06) 7...Beckie, Janine at Iowa State (Sep 27) SHOTS ON GOAL 5...Rohmer, Briana vs UC Davis (Sep 20) 3...Strahan,Paige vs TCU (Nov 06) 3...Beckie,Janine vs Texas (Nov 01) 3...Beckie,Janine vs Kansas (Oct 25) 3...Rohmer, Briana vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (Oct. 6) 3... Murphy, Alli vs TCU (Oct 04) 3...Beckie, Janine at Iowa State (Sep 27) 3... Murphy, Alli vs UC Santa Barbara (Sep 22) 3...Beckie, Janine vs UC Davis (Sep 20) 3... Haagsma, Hayley vs Cal State Fullerton (Sept 6) 3...Rohmer, Briana vs Idaho State (Aug 30) 3... Beckie, Janine vs Idaho State (Aug 30) SAVES 10...Esson, Victoria at Iowa State (Sep 27) 4... Esson,Victoria vs West Virginia (Oct ) PRESEASON ACCOLADES JANINE BECKIE - MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List - Big 12 Conference - Preseason All-Big 12 Forward - College Sports Madness - All-America Second Team - Big 12 Preseason Offensive Player of the Year - Top Drawer Soccer - Top-10 Returning Forwards (National) JAELENE HINKLE Big 12 Conference - Unanimous Preaseason All-Big 12 Defender College Sports Madness - Preseason All-Big 12 - First Team Top Drawer Soccer -Top-10 Returning Defenders (National) PAIGE STRAHAN College Sports Madness - Preseason All-Big 12 - Second Team HAYLEY HAAGSMA College Sports Madness - Preseason All-Big 12 - Second Team 16

17 RADIO/TV ROSTER #0 LAUREN WATSON RS-Fr. Goalkeeper The Woodlands, Texas #1 TORIE CALHOUN Sr. Goalkeeper Tyler, Texas #3 CONNER WHITFIELD RS-Sr. Midfielder Carrollton, Texas #4 JESSICA FUSTON Sr. Midfielder/Forward Carrollton, Texas #5 ERIN INMAN #6 ALYSSA JACOBS Jr. Midfielder Austin, Texas Fr. Defedner San Antonio, Texas #7 JESSICA DISABELLA #8 ALLI MURPHY #9 HANNAH DEVINE #10 CAITY HEAP #11 BRIANA ROHMER #12 JANINE BECKIE #13 STEPHANIE SORRELLS #14 MEAGAN MCCULLOUGH #15 JAELENE HINKLE #16 BRIDGETT JENKINS #17 HAYLEY HAAGSMA #18 ALEX ROMANELLI #21 BETHANY HALE #22 KANSAS BAYLY #23 MADDY CRABTREE #24 PAIGE STRAHAN #27 KENDYL PIRKEY #28 MARISSA LIPAR #29 JADE DAPAAH #30 VICTORIA ESSON Sr. Midfielder Flower Mound, Texas Fr. Midfielder Hurst, Texas So. Midfielder Plano, Texas Fr. Defender Garland, Texas #19 TAYLOR NARVAIZ #20 MALLORY YACULLO Jr. Defender Lubbock, Texas Senior Defender Parker, Colo. #25 MADISON MCADAMS #26 ASHLEY CASEY Fr. Midfielder Abilene, Texas #33 HATTIE SCHUNK Fr. Defender Albuquerque, N.M. So. Forward Allen, Texas TOM STONE Head Coach Seventh Season So. Midfielder Georgetown, Texas Jr. Defender Denver, Colorado So. Defender Iowa Park, Texas Fr. Midfielder Rockwall, Texas TODD SHULENBERGER Associate Head Coach First Season So. Forward McKinney, Texas Jr. Defender Keller, Texas Sr. Defender Lilburn Georgia Fr. Defender The Woodlands, Texas GIBBS KEETON Assistant Coach First Season So. Forward Fort Worth, Texas Sr. Defender Cerritos, Calif. Fr. Forward Greenville, Texas So. Defender Bedford, Texas So. Forward Highlands Ranch, Colo. RS- Jr. Defender Southlake, Texas Jr. Midfielder Odessa, Texas Sr. Goalkeeper Christchurch, New Zealand BRI YOUNG Volunteer Assistant Coach First Season 17