2011 Utah State Soccer

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1 2011 Soccer -Match Notes #13- November 7, Schedule Overall, WAC Home/5-4-1 Away/2-0-0 Neutral Date Opponent Time/Result Aug. 19!at Weber State W, 1-0 Aug. 21 Portland State W, 2-1 Aug. 26 at Colorado College W, 2-1 Aug. 28 at Northern Colorado W, 2-1 Sept. 2 Utah W, 1-0 Sept. 4 Cal State Fullerton (2OT) W, 1-0 Sept. 8 Rice W, 1-0 Sept. 11 Idaho State W, 6-1 Sept. 16 at Tulsa L, 0-1 Sept. 18 at No. 2 Oklahoma State L, 0-3 Sept. 22 at BYU L, 0-1 Sept. 25 at Boise State (2OT) T, 1-1 Sept. 30 *at Hawai i (2OT) L, 1-2 Oct. 7 *New Mexico State W, 2-0 Oct. 9 *Louisiana Tech W, 3-1 Oct. 16 *at Nevada W, 2-0 Oct. 21 *at Idaho W, 3-0 Oct. 28 *San Jose State W, 3-0 Oct. 30 *Fresno State (2OT) T, 0-0 Nov. 4 #No. 5 Idaho W, 1-0 Nov. 6 #No. 2 Fresno State W, 1-0 Nov. 12 %Aubrun!Match played at Rio Tinto Stadium * Denotes Western Athletic Conference match # WAC Tournament (Fresno, Calif.) %NCAA First Round (Auburn, Ala.) Home matches in BOLD and played at Chuck & Gloria Bell Soccer Field Quick Facts Location...Logan, Utah Nickname... Aggies Colors... Navy Blue & White Conference...Western Athletic Conference Founded Enrollment...25,767 President...Stan Albrecht Athletics Director...Scott Barnes Head Coach...Heather Cairns (Canisius 88) Overall Record (Ninth year) Record...Same Asst. Coaches...Trevor Wachsman (Second Year)...Marla Nelson (Third Year) 2011 Record WAC Record Soccer Contact... Kara Fisher Office Phone...(435) Media Relations Fax...(435) Cell Phone...(435) kara.irving@usu.edu 2011 NCAA Tournament at Third Seed Auburn Saturday, Nov p.m. (MT) GameTracker available for at utahstateaggies.com KICKING OFF - For its first NCAA Tournament appearance, the Utah State women s soccer team will make the long trek to Auburn, Ala. to take the third-seeded Auburn Tigers on Saturday, Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. (MT) at the Auburn Soccer Complex. earned its first trip to the NCAA Tournament by defeating Fresno State in the finals of the Western Athletic Conference Tournament, 1-0 on Sunday, Nov. 6. TOURNAMENT HISTORY - This is the first NCAA appearance for after winning the WAC Tournament for the first time on Nov. 6. With two wins in the WAC Tournament, doubled it tournament win total. The Aggies are now 4-6 in the WAC Tournament in five tournaments. THE OPPONENT - Auburn earned its first-ever Southeastern Conference Tournament title with a 3-2 win over No. 23 Florida on Nov. 6 at the Orange Beach Athletic Complex in Alabama. With the win, Auburn becomes the lowest seed to ever win the title (seventh) and the first program from the SEC s Western Division to win the tournament championship. The Tigers are this season and have won three-straight matches. SEC Tournament MVP Katy Frierson leads the team with eight goals and 13 assists for 29 points this season. Auburn has five players in double-digits in scoring. Three different players have seen time in goal for the Tigers this season. Amy Howard has seen the bulk of the minutes, playing in 14 of AU s 22 matches this season. She has allowed 19 goals in 14 matches for a 1.38 goals against average. This is the first meeting between the Aggies and the Tigers and the first time that has ever faced a team from the SEC. The Aggies are the only team from the Beehive State to earn a berth into the NCAA Tournament as the WAC s automatic Follow The Aggies Aggie soccer fans, it is now easier to stay connected with USU soccer. Following the Aggies on Twitter and Facebook. Also, stay tuned to YouTube for video of your soccer team. Fans can also stay in touch by going to the USU soccer blog at aggiesoccer.blogspot.com! facebook.com/ususoccer youtube.com/utahstateathletics U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 1

2 2011 WAC Standings Conference Overall W L T Pts. W L T Fresno State Hawai i San Jose State Idaho New Mexico State Nevada Louisiana Tech WAC This Week USU at NCAA Tournament at Auburn, 6 p.m. (MT) and Auburn met in football earlier this season in Auburn. The Tigers defeated the Aggies in that meeting. Sport Series History Last Meeting Last USU Win Football Never M. Basketball 0-0 Never Never W. Basketball 0-0 Never Never Gymnastics Softball 0-0 Never Never W. Soccer 0-0 Never Never M. Tennis 0-0 Never Never W. Tennis 0-0 Never Never Volleyball MERRILL RANKED AMONG THE BEST - In the latest NCAA Rankings senior goalkeeper Molli Merrill has moved up to 11th in the nation in goals against average with a 0.52 GAA. Oklahoma State s Adrianna Franch leads the nation with a 0.25 GAA. Merrill is 21st in the country with a.864 save percentage. As a team, the Aggies 0.60 GAA is 15th in the country. FLANARY BREAKS CAREER POINT AND ASSIST RECORDS - With two assists against Idaho and Fresno State in the WAC Tournament, senior Shantel Flanary passed Aggie-great Lindsey Smart ( ) with 17 career assists. In the Aggies historic weekend in Fresno, Flanary also scored 85 career point which puts her just past Lauren Hansen ( ) in career points. Hansen ( ) set the record of 84 last season. AGGIES CAPTURE FIRST WAC TOURNAMENT TITLE - Freshman forward Jade Tarver s goal in the 83rd minute propelled the women s soccer team to not only its first Western Athletic Conference Tournament title, but also its first NCAA Tournament berth, as the top-seeded Aggies defeated second-seeded Fresno State, 1-0, on Sunday. is in the midst of an eight-match unbeaten streak with seven wins and a tie during that span. The only tie came against Fresno State in Logan on Oct. 30 when the Aggies and the Bulldogs battled to 0-0 tie in double overtime. With the win, the Aggies improve to against Fresno State and 1-3 against the Bulldogs in the WAC Tournament. USU is now 4-6 in WAC Tournament matches, doubling its win total in the tournament. NSCAA/adidas Top 25 Poll ( ) Rk. School Prev. 11 Rec. 1. Stanford Oklahoma State Duke University UCLA Virginia Memphis Santa Clara Pepperdine Wake Forest Marquette Penn State West Virginia Boston University Florida State UW-Milwaukee Maryland North Carolina Illinois South Carolina Boston College Oregon State Texas A&M Florida UC-Irvine William & Mary RV The Aggies also avenged the loss to the Bulldogs in the 2008 WAC Tournament finals when Fresno State defeated USU, 2-1 in double overtime in Reno, Nev. With the win, improves to overall this season which is the most wins in Aggie history. USU captured both the WAC regular-season and tournament title and were the first team to do so since Hawai`i in Fresno State ends its season with an record. FOUR MAKE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM - By not allowing a goal in two matches, senior goalkeeper Molli Merrill was named MVP of the 2011 WAC Tournament. Merrill is the first goalkeeper to earn MVP honors since Nevada s Caitlin Homes in Sophomore midfielder Kendra Pemberton and freshman forward Jade Tarver, who provided the two goals in the tournament for USU, also earned all-tournament honors. Junior defender Natalie Norris also earned all-tournament honors for her efforts. All Tournament Team Amber Pimley Idaho, Jr., MF Christine Leathem, Idaho, Jr., D Daisy Hernandez, New Mexico State, So., MF Yolanda McMillion, New Mexico State, Jr., F Molly Nizzoli, Fresno State, Sr., MF Kendall Van Dine, Fresno State, Sr., D Laura Dodd, Fresno State, Sr., MF Kendra Pemberton,, So., MF Natalie Norris,, Sr., D Jade Tarver,, Fr., F Tournament MVP: Molli Merrill,, Sr., GK Bold = 2011 Opponent U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 2

3 2011 Season Situations When the Aggies: Lead at the half Are behind at the half Are tied at the half Are home On the road At a neutral site Score first Opponent scores first In overtime Take more shots than the opponent Take fewer shots than the opponent Take an equal number of shots Have more saves than the opponent Have fewer saves than the opponent Have an equal number of saves More corner kicks than the opponent Fewer corner kicks than the opponent Equal number of corner kicks Commit more fouls than the opponent Commit fewer fouls than the opponent Commit an equal number of fouls Are coming off a win Are coming off a loss Are coming off a tie Playing on Monday Playing on Tuesday Playing on Wednesday Playing on Thursday Playing on Friday Playing on Saturday Playing on Sunday WAC Soccer Preseason Coaches Poll Team (1st place votes) Points T-1. (3) 42 T-1. San Jose State (3) Fresno State (2) Idaho Louisiana Tech Nevada Hawai i New Mexico State 11 USU In the WAC Tournament 2005: L, Fresno State (First Round), : L, Nevada (First Round) 2007: W, San Jose State (First Round), 4-0; L, Hawai i (2OT-Semifinals), : W, Boise State (Semifinals), 1-0; L, Fresno State (2OT- Finals), : L, Boise State (Semifinals), : L, Fresno State (Semifinals), : W, Idaho (Semifinals), 1-0; W, Fresno State (Finals), 1-0 MARVELOUS MERRILL - Senior goalkeeper Molli Merrill has been splendid this season. With two shutouts in the WAC Tournament she lowered her goals against average this season to Her GAA in league matches was a stellar 0.28 which is first in the conference. She allowed only two goals in WAC matches. She has not allowed a goal since the Aggies fell 2-1 at Hawai`i on Sept. 30. For the season, Merrill and the USU defense have 11 shutouts which broke the record of 10 set by the 2003 squad led by goalkeeper Megan Mills. MORE ON MERRILL - Molli Merrill is also looking to write her name in the WAC record books. Her current career GAA of 0.88 is the second lowest in the WAC for career GAA. She is second behind Rice s Lauren Shockley ( ) who had a career GAA of Her season GAA of is also second behind Fresno State s Angie Larsen who had a 0.46 GAA in Merrill has been setting WAC records as well, passing Ali Griffin for minutes played with 5,616. AMONG THE BEST - Five Aggie soccer players were named among the top 20 in the WAC by topdrawersoccer.com. Senior forward Shantel Flanary was ranked second in the league behind Idaho s Chelsea Small. Sophomore midfielder Kendra Pemberton was ranked seventh, while senior defender Summer Tillotson earned a No. 12 ranking. Senior goalkeeper Molli Merril earned the No. 17 ranking. was tied with Fresno State with four players ranked in the top 20 in the conference. HOME SWEET HOME - With the win against San Jose State Oct. 28 and a tie against Fresno State on Oct. 30 on Oct. 9, completed a perfect season at home. USU ended the season at Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field this season. The seven wins was the record by both the 2010 team that went at home and the 2008 squad that was at Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field. The Aggies have now won at least 10 matches six of the last nine seasons. The record for wins in a season is 13 in 2008 which USU tied with the win against the Spartans. AGGIES REPEAT AS WAC CHAMPIONS - With the tie against Fresno State on Oct. 30, ends the regular season with a record and a conference mark. The Aggies have won at least five WAC matches every year since the 2005 season. Last season, the Aggies were in league play. The Aggies captured their second-straight WAC regular-season title and third in the last four years. In 2010, USU shared the title with San Jose State. The Aggies also won the 2008 title after going a perfect in WAC matches. THANK YOU SENIORS - This year s five seniors: Shantel Flanary, Molli Merrill, Marissa Sanchez, Chandra Salmon-Christensen and Summer Tillotson have won over 40 matches in their four years at. The Aggies have won at least nine matches a season during that four-year span, including winning a team-record 13 matches in 2008 and Utah State became the first team since Southern Methodist in 2001 to win all its conference matches. SMU was that season to capture the WAC title. USU is the fourth team to win all of its WAC matches, including SMU in 1997 (6-0-0), San Diego State in 1998 (6-0-0), and SMU again in 2001 (8-0-0). In 2006, both Fresno State (6-0-1) and (5-0-2) finished conference play without losses but did not win all of there matches. This senior class now is the first in USU history to reach the NCAA Tournament. PEMBERTON MAKING MARK - Sophomore midfielder is making her mark in the Aggie record books this season. With an assist of a Natalie Norris goal, Pemberton continues to lead the team with nine assists this season. She now has 14 career assists and is second in career assists. She is one assist behind Lindsey Smart s ( ) and current Aggie Shantel Flanary who both have 15. Pemberton also set the record for single-season assists with her nine so far this season. AGGIES IN THE WAC RANKINGS - Goalkeeper Molli Merrill has slowly but surely risen to the top of the WAC rankings. In overall matches, the senior is first in the league in goals U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 3

4 Verizon WAC Players of the Week August 22...Offensive: Shantel Flanary, Sr., F, USU...Defensive: Caitlin Updyke, So., GK, LA Tech August 29...Offensive: Shantel Flanary, Sr., F, USU...Defensive: Katie DeVault, Fr., GK, FS September 5...Offensive: Morgan Castain, So., M, FS...Defensive: Molli Merrill, Sr., GK, USU September 12...Offensive: Shantel Flanary, Sr., F, USU...Defensive: Megan Hendler, Jr., D, New Mexico St. September 19...Offensive: Lauren Sanchez, Sr., M, SJSU...Defensive: Katie DeVault, Fr., GK, FS September 19...Offensive: Lauren Lindstrom, So., D, FS...Defensive: Kayla Kret, So., D, FS October 3...Offensive: Brittani Lum, Sr., D, Hawai i...defensive: Caitlin Updyke, So., GK, LA Tech October 17...Offensive: Kendra Pemberton, So., M, USU...Defensive: Molli Merrill, Sr., GK, USU October 24...Offensive: Callie Hancock, Jr., F, FS...Defensive: Meghan Maiwald, Sr., GK, SJSU October Offensive: Laura Dodd, Sr., M, FS...Defensive: Molli Merrill, Sr., GK, USU against average (0.52) and save percentage (.864). In conference only matches, she is also first in GAA (0.28). Overall, Shantel Flanary is first in the WAC in points (26) ahead of Fresno State s Callie Hancock s 25 points. Her four game-winning goals this season are tied for first in the league with Kendra Pemberton. In WAC only matches, Kendra Pemberton is first in points scored (12) and tied for first in goals (4). She is also first in league matches in assists with four. WAC OPENERS - is now 5-2 in Western Athletic Conference openers after a tough 2-1 double overtime loss to Hawai i on Sept. 30. The Aggies only other loss came in 2009 when USU lost at Nevada, 1-0, to open its fifth season in the WAC. In 2010, the Aggies captured a 1-0 win against Louisiana Tech in Ruston when then-senior Heather Pond scored her first goal of the season. This was the first time in seven seasons that will open WAC play against Hawai i. Besides Nevada, the Aggies have also taken on Louisiana Tech three times in WAC openers. USU has also faced Idaho twice in conference openers. AGGIES IN WAC OPENERS 2005 Louisiana Tech, W, at Louisiana Tech, W, at Idaho W, Idaho W, at Nevada L, Louisiana Tech, W, at Hawai i, L, 1-2 PLAYING TIME - Six different Aggies have started all 21 matches this season for. Led by seniors Shantel Flanary, Summer Tillotson and Molli Merrill along with junior Natalie Norris, sophomore Jessica Hoskin and freshman Taryn Rose have all started all 21 matches. HEADS UP - Aggie defender Natalie Norris has really used her head this season. The junior has three goals this season two of which have been headers. She has two headers off of corner kicks by Kendra Pemberton and Summer Tillotson, respectively. CARDIAC KIDS - has been keeping its fans on its toes this season. In nine of USU s 13 wins this season, the Aggies have captured one-goal victories. The Aggies won three-straight 1-0 matches, before exploding for six goals against Idaho State on Sept. 11. Senior forward Shantel Flanary has had four of the Aggies game-winning goals. Sophomores Jennifer Flynn (2), Kendra Pemberton (4), sophomore Mari Miyashiro, freshman Jade Tarver and junior Natalie Norris (3) have the 10 other game-winning goals. THE 80/70 CLUB - Seniors Chandra Salmon-Christensen, Summer Tillotson and Shantel Flanary have entered a very exclusive club. All three have played in at least 80 matches, while starting at least 70 in their four-year careers. Salmon-Christensen, Tillotson and Flanary have all played 84 matches so far in their Aggie careers. Flanary and Tillotson have both started 77 matches, while Salmon-Christensen has started 80. TYING A SCHOOL RECORD - s eight-straight wins to start the season tied a school record for consecutive wins. In 2008, the Aggies won eight-straight matches en route to the finals of the WAC Tournament. GAMETRACKER - Fans can follow all the Aggie home games through the USU web site at via GameTracker, a free service, which updates play-by-play and statistics throughout the game. BIG WIN - s win against Utah on Sept. 2 was big for several reasons. It was the Aggie first win over the Utes since Also, it was only the second win against current Pac-12 win as the Aggies other two wins against Utah came when they were in other conferences. Utah State s other win against a Pac-12 team came against Arizona State in O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! - The squad has voted on a pair of captains for the 2011 season, including seniors Molli Merrill and Chandra Salmon-Christensen. HEAD COACH HEATHER CAIRNS - In her ninth season at is Heather Cairns, who became the winningest coach in school history after recording her 27th career victory on Sept. 30, 2006, defeating Eastern Washington 1-0. In her eight seasons at the helm of the Aggies, Cairns has compiled a (.543) record passing former head coach Stacy Enos ( ) who went (.306) in five seasons with the Aggies. Heather Cairns has a (.765) record in WAC matches, giving her the highest winning percentage among the eight league coaches in conference matches. AGGIES PICKED TO WIN WAC TITLE - For the third-straight season, the soccer team was picked first in the Western Athletic Conference preseason poll, selected by the conference s eight coaches and announced by the league office Monday. The Aggies tied for first with San Jose State, and the two teams shared the 2010 WAC regular season title. This season, the WAC has eight teams with the departure of Boise State. USU and San Jose State tied for first with 42 points with both teams earning three first-place votes U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 4

5 2011 All-WAC Teams With five players named to the all-western Athletic Conference first team, and sweeping the individual honors, the USU women s soccer team made history. The Aggies had seven total players named to the all-wac team, as it was announced Wednesday night at the conference s banquet prior to the start of the tournament. Complete 2011 all-wac Release The Aggies swept all four major awards with senior forward Shantel Flanary earning her second WAC Offensive Player of the Year honor and junior defender Natalie Norris winning her second-straight WAC Defensive Player of the Year award. Defender Taryn Rose was named Freshman of the Year, while Heather Cairns earned her second WAC Coach of the Year accolade. This is the first time since the WAC added the Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year awards in 2005, that all four awards went to the same school. Norris became the first defender in the WAC to earn back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year honors since San Jose State s Rachelle Jagdeo in Norris also earned her second-straight first-team honor after being the anchor of the USU defense that allowed only three goals in conference play. Flanary became the first Aggie soccer player to earn WAC Offensive Player twice in her career, also being honored in The senior ended conference play with two goals and three assists for seven points. Flanary and senior midfielder Chandra Salmon-Christensen become the second and third Aggies, respectively, to earn all-wac honors four-straight year, joining Lindsey Smart ( ) in exclusive company. Jayme Gordy ( ) did it in the Big West Conference. Flanary has earned first-team honors the last three seasons, while Salmon-Christensen was named to the first team her first three seasons and earned second-team honors this year. Defender Taryn Rose is the third USU player to earn WAC Freshman of the Year honors following Smart in 2006 and Flanary in She was also named to the all-wac second team along with Salmon-Christensen. Rose has played in every match this season and was essential in USU allowing only 13 goals so far this season. First Team all-wac Callie Hancock, F, Jr., Fresno State Chelsea Small, F, Jr., Idaho Shantel Flanary, F, Sr., Molly Nizzoli, MF, Sr., Fresno State Jill Flockhart, MF, Jr., Idaho Kendra Pemberton, MF, So., Lauren Lindstom, D, So., Fresno State Kendall VanDine, D, Sr., Fresno State Summer Tillotson, D, Sr., Natalie Norris, D, So., Molli Merrill, GK, Sr., Second Team all-wac Skye Shimabukuro, F, Hawai i Yolanda McMillion, F, Jr., New Mexico State Kelsey Lord, F, Jr., San Jose State Vanessa Gonzalez, MF, Jr., Fresno State Laura Dodd, MF, Sr., Fresno State Lauren Sanchez, MF, Sr., San Jose State Chandra Salmon-Christensen, D, Sr., Brittani Lum, D, Sr., Hawai i Jessica Ingram, D, Sr., San Jose State Taryn Rose, D, Fr., Meghan Maiwald, GK, Sr., San Jose State Offensive Player of the Year: Shantel Flanary, F, Sr., Defensive Player of the Year: Natalie Norris, D, Jr., Freshman of the Year: Taryn Rose, D, Fr., Coach of the Year: Heather Cairns, U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 5

6 Aggies By Position FORWARDS (9) 6 Libby Lundquist, SO, Shantel Flanary, SR, Lauren Roundy, FR, Jade Tarver, FR, Mari Miyashiro, SO, Chelsie Sperry, SO, Jessica Hoskin, SO, Marissa Sanchez, SR, Kersey Davis, SO, 5-9 MIDFIELDERS (8) 2 Kylie Dibb, FR, Alyssa Curtis, SO, Kendra Pemberton, SO, Jennifer Flynn, SO, Brooke Larsen, FR, Shay Haddow, SO, Lexie Morgan, FR, Chandra Salmon-Christensen, SR, 5-6 DEFENDERS (7) 3 Julia Flores, JR, Kami Montgomery, JR, Hailey Anderson, FR, Natalie Norris, JR, Summer Tillotson, SR, Taryn Rose, FR, Ambryn McCallson, FR, 5-6 GOALKEEPERS (3) 0 Molli Merrill, SR, Kassidi Nudd, FR, Ashlyn Mulford, JR, 5-5 NSCAA West Region Rank School W-L-T 1. Pepperdine Santa Clara UC Irvine San Diego BYU Long Beach State UC Davis Cal Poly Fresno State Bold = 2011 opponent GOALS Career Name Years Goals 1. Lauren Hansen Jayme Gordy Shantel Flanary Brigid Turner Amber Tracy Dana Peart Charity Weston Candice Clark Marnie Bartelson Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Charlsie Harris ASSISTS Career Name Years Assists 1. Shantel Flanary Lindsey Smart Kendra Pemberton Charity Weston Amber Tracy Ally Clegg Sydne Porter-Garner Lauren Hansen Stefani Shiozaki Sara (Buie) Cowley Jayme Gordy Marnie Bartelson Ashley Cracroft Emily Sutherland Sierra Smith Dana Peart Lacey Christenson Record Watch POINTS Career Name Years Points 1. Shantel Flanary Lauren Hansen Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Amber Tracy Charity Weston Dana Peart Candice Clark Marnie Bartelson Emily Sutherland GOALKEEPER MINUTES Career Name Years Minutes 1. Molli Merrill Ali Griffin Megan Mills Mackenzie Hyer Michaela (Hawes) Miller Tracy Brady Kelli Allred Lisa Willardson Amy Johnson GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Career (min minutes) Name Years GAA 1. Molli Merrill Ali Griffin Megan Mills Lisa Willardson Kelli Allred Michaela (Hawes) Miller SAVES Career Name Years Saves 1. Megan Mills Ali Griffin Mackenzie Hyer Molli Merrill Michaela (Hawes) Miller Tracy Brady Kelli Allred Lisa Willardson Amy Johnson U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 6

7 Aggie Algebra 0- The number of losses USU suffered at home this season. For the first time ever, the Aggies ended the regular season at home. 1 - The Aggies capture their first WAC Tournament title with a 1-0 win over Fresno State it the finals on Nov. 6. 3A - When took on Weber State to open the season on Aug. 19, it was the third-straight season that the Aggies played a match at Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah. USU is 3-0 with two wins against instate rivals Weber State and a win against Utah. 3B - USU captured its third WAC title in the last four years, including winning two-straight titles. 4A - The number of game-winning goals that Kendra Pemberton and Shantel Flanary both have this season which is tied for first in the WAC. 4B - States represented on the roster including the Beehive State of Utah along with Hawaii, Idaho and Illinois. 6A - has four 1-0 shutouts this season against Weber State, Utah, Cal State Fullerton, Rice, Idaho and Fresno State. 7 - The number of Aggies named to the all-wac team with a record five on the first team and two on the second. Led by Flanary, Norris, Merrill, Tillotson and Pemberton. 8A - Starters returning, which includes 2010 all-wac honorees Shantel Flanary, Summer Tillotson, Natalie Norris and Chandra Salmon-Chirstensen. 8B - Kendra Pemberton broke the single-season record for assists in a match with her eighth assist against Idaho on Oct. 21. She now has nine assists this season 15 - The Aggies have reached the 10-win mark for the sixth time in the last nine season as USU has 11 wins in So far this season, USU is They were the first WAC team to double-digit wins Players from the state of Utah on the roster Head coach Heather Cairns total number of WAC wins. She has a record of (.765) to lead all current WAC coaches in winning percentage. Aggies in the WAC Standings s 2011 WAC Rankings Nov. 6, 2011 Team Overall WAC (Final) Shots Per Match 5th (12.43) 2nd (14.57) Points 1st (96) 1st (44) Goals 1st (33) T-1st (14) Assists 2nd (30) 1st (16) Saves 8th (72) 8th (19) GAA 1st (0.65) 1st (0.41) Individual Overall WAC (Final) Shantel Flanary Shots Per Match 3rd (2.76) T-5th (2.71) Points 1st (26) T-4th (7) Goals T-2nd (10) T-5th (2) Assists T-3rd (6) T-2nd (3) Game-Winning Goals T-1st (4) -- Molli Merrill GAA 1st (0.52) 1st (0.28) Save Pct. 1st (.864) 1st (.889) Natalie Norris Game-Winning Goals T-3rd (3) T-2nd (2) Jennifer Flynn Shots Per Match -- 9th (2.43) Points -- T-8th (5) Goals T-7th (5) T-5th (2) Kendra Pemberton Shots Per Match 4th (2.67) 2nd (3.43) Points 4th (21) 1st (12) Goals T-4th (6) T-1st (4) Assists T-1st (9) T-1st (3) Game-Winning Goals T-1st (4) T-2nd (2) Summer Tillotson Assists T-3rd (6) T-2nd (3) 70- Saves that senior goalkeeper Molli Merrill has this season Number of career points Flanary has in her four seasons at Utah State. She broke Lauren Hansen s school record with an assist in the WAC Title match Total career wins that head coach Heather Cairns has in her nine season at The number of minutes that Natalie Norris has played this season. She is the only Aggie to not come out of a match this season U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 7

8 2011 Season Statistics (As of Nov. 6) SCORING Overall, Western Athletic Conference CAREER No. Name M-MS Sh-SOG Goals Assists Points GWG Y/R M-MS Goals Assists Points 7 Shantel Flanary / Kendra Pemberton / Jennifer Flynn / Natalie Norris / Mari Miyashiro / Lexie Morgan / Jade Tarver / Summer Tillotson / Taryn Rose / Chandra Salmon-Christensen / Jessica Hoskin / Brooke Larsen / Lauren Roundy / Kersey Davis / Chelsie Sperry / Julia Flores / Marissa Sanchez / Shay Haddow / Kami Montgomery / Hailey Anderson / Kylie Dibb / Ambryn McCallson Libby Lundquist / Alyssa Curtis / USU Totals /1 Opponent Totals /1 GOALKEEPERS CAREER No. Name M-MS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. W-L-T ShO M-MS Min. Saves GA ShO GAA 0 Molli Merrill : Ashlyn Mulford : TM Team USU Totals Opponent Totals Goals Against Average = Goals allowed multiplied by 90, divided by minutes played MISCELLANEOUS Cautions Ejections Fouls Corner Kicks PKM-PKA Opponents GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 1OT 2OT Total Opponents U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 8

9 2011 WAC Only Stats RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Sep 30 at Hawai`i Lo * Oct 07 NEW MEXICO STATE W * Oct 09 LOUISIANA TECH W * Oct 16 at Nevada W * Oct 21 at Idaho W * Oct 28 SAN JOSE STATE W * Oct 30 FRESNO STATE To TEAM STATISTICS USU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS Goals off corners 2 1 PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 4 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/288 3/305 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 5 Pemberton, Kendra Flanary, Shantel Flynn, Jennifer Norris, Natalie Tarver, Jade Morgan, Lexie Rose, Taryn Miyashiro, Mari Tillotson, Summer Salmon-chris, Chandr Hoskin, Jessica Haddow, Shay Davis, Kersey Roundy, Lauren Sanchez, Marissa Anderson, Hailey Sperry, Chelsie Larsen, Brooke Dibb, Kylie Mulford, Ashlyn Merrill, Molli Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 0 Merrill, Molli 7 642: Mulford, Ashlyn 1 21: Total 7 664: Opponents 7 664: 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 Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 9

10 2011 Box Scores Weber State 0-1 vs. 1-0 Date: 8/19/2011 Attendance: 1207 Weather: Sunny 2011 UTAH STATE WOMEN'S SOCCER Weber State vs (Aug 19, 2011 at Sandy, Utah) Weber State Po ## Player Sh SO G A Fo 0 Kirsten Anderson MF 5 Kendra Bailey D 8 Ryley Hansen F 11 Felicia Sortor D 14 Bailey Eames MF 15 Emily Freshman MF 16 Kierstin Raught MF 17 Roxanne Tebbs D 19 Collette Simmons D 22 Abbey Kennedy D 23 Mackenzie Day F 9 Sarah Mager F 10 Jessie Baddley F 12 Kylie Johnson D 25 Chelsea Wallis MF 27 Tianna Woodhead Totals ## Goalkeepers Min Ga Saves 0 Kirsten Anderson 1 - Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Weber State Corner kicks 1st 2nd Total Weber State Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Weber State Po ## Player Sh SO G A Fo GK 0 Molli Merrill D 3 Julia Flores MF 5 Kendra Pemberton F 7 Shantel Flanary F 15 Mari Miyashiro D 19 Natalie Norris D 20 Summer Tillotson D 21 Taryn Rose F 23 Jessica Hoskin F 24 Marissa Sanchez MF 33 Chandra Salmon-chris MF 9 Jennifer Flynn F 10 Lauren Roundy F 16 Chelsie Sperry MF 25 Lexie Morgan Totals ## Goalkeepers Min Ga Saves 0 Molli Merrill - Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Weber State Fouls 1st 2nd Total Weber State :38 USU Shantel Flanary Summer Tillotson vs. Portland State Date: 8/21/2011 Attendance: 315 Weather: Warm and sunny 2011 UTAH STATE WOMEN'S SOCCER vs Portland State (Aug 21, 2011 at Logan, UT) Po ## Player Sh SO G A Fo GK 0 Molli Merrill D 3 Julia Flores MF 5 Kendra Pemberton F 7 Shantel Flanary F 15 Mari Miyashiro F 16 Chelsie Sperry D 19 Natalie Norris D 20 Summer Tillotson D 21 Taryn Rose F 23 Jessica Hoskin Chandra Salmon- MF 33 Christensen MF 2 Kylie Dibb MF 9 Jennifer Flynn F 10 Lauren Roundy MF 12 Brooke Larsen D 18 Hailey Anderson MF 25 Lexie Morgan F 36 Kersey Davis Totals ## Goalkeepers Min Ga Saves 0 Molli Merrill 1 - Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Portland State Corner kicks 1st 2nd Total Portland State Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Portland State Portland State Po ## Player Sh SO G A Fo GK 1 Lainey Hulsizer Kala Renard Amanda Dutra Michelle Hlasnik Toni Carnovale Etsy Geiger Melissa Trammell D 12 Kelsey Henningsen D 18 Carlie Martin Megan Martin Kayla Henningsen Amanda Howie Ariana Cooley D 15 Tish Wise F 20 Daniela Solis F 28 Ariel Snyder GK 30 Melissa Ferguson Totals ## Goalkeepers Min Ga Saves 30 Melissa Ferguson - - Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Portland State Fouls 1st 2nd Total Portland State :43 PRST Ariel Snyder (unassisted) header off GK save 2 52:43 USU Mari Miyashiro (unassisted) 16 yards off deflection 3 55:26 USU Shantel Flanary Summer Tillotson long pass beat GK to ball YC-PRST #18 (54:29); YC-PRST #19 (67:43); YC-PRST #7 (75:09); YC-USU #23 (84:56); RC-PRST #18 (89:38); Stadium: Officials: Referee: Asst. Referee: Timekeeper: scorer: Offsides:Weber State 0, 0. Stadium: Officials: Referee: Asst. Referee: Timekeeper: scorer: Offsides: 2, Portland State UTAH STATE WOMEN'S SOCCER vs Colorado College (Aug 26, 2011 at Colorado Springs, CO) (3-0) vs. Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Colorado College (0-3) Date: 8/26/2011 Attendance: 278 Weather: Colorado College Colorado College gk 0 Molli Merrill gk 00 Hanna Berglund m 5 Kendra Pemberton f 2 Brennan O'connell f 7 Shantel Flanary d 4 Sierra Keeler m 9 Jennifer Flynn m 7 Jessie Ayers f 15 Mari Miyashiro m 9 Kaeli Vandersluis d 19 Natalie Norris m 10 Madison Whitehead d 20 Summer Tillotson f 11 Brittney Lyman d 21 Taryn Rose d 14 Kelly Browne d 23 Jessica Hoskin m 21 Kelsey Wise m 25 Lexie Morgan d 23 Beth Wright m 33 Chandra Salmon-Chris d 27 Katie Uyenishi Julia Flores Lauren Digregorio Lauren Roundy Hannah Peterson Brooke Larsen Jaclyn Silsby Kami Montgomery Totals Chelsie Sperry Totals Molli Merrill 90: Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Colorado College Hanna Berglund 90: Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Colorado College Corner kicks 1st 2nd Total Fouls 1st 2nd Total Colorado College Colorado College :58 USU Jennifer Flynn Shantel Flanary, Kendra *Crossing shot into the right side of the net. Pemberton 2. 61:07 USU Shantel Flanary Kendra Pemberton 3. 74:38 CCW Brittney Lyman (unassisted) *Cross shot into the right corner of the net. Win-Molli Merrill (3-0). Loss-Hanna Berglund (0-3). Stadium: Stewart Field Officials: Referee: Lance James; Asst. Referee: Dave Hockersmith; Melissa Absher; Alt. Official: Timekeeper: Scorer: Brooke Babcock; Offsides: 3, Colorado College 0. vs Northern Colorado (Aug 28, 2011 at Greeley, Colo.) (4-0-0) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Northern Colorado (0-3-1) Date: Aug 28, 2011 Attendance: Weather: 93 and sunny Northern Colorado Northern Colorado Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Min Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Min GK 0 Molli Merrill GK 26 Salminen, Kirstin M 5 Kendra Pemberton D 4 Kramer, Janelle F 7 Shantel Flanary M 5 Feidler, Kimmie M 9 Jennifer Flynn F 7 Birdsall, Danielle F 15 Mari Miyashiro D 8 Martinez, Aundreaha D 19 Natalie Norris M 9 Wykstra, JJ D 20 Summer Tillotson D 10 Tamayo, Alexsys D 21 Taryn Rose D 11 Daniel, Eryn F 23 Jessica Hoskin F 18 Cook, Ariel M 25 Lexie Morgan M 19 Rickenbach, Tara M 33 Chandra Salmon-Chris D 22 Wayland, Laura Kylie Dibb Vallen, Laura Julia Flores Dalton, Krystine Lauren Roundy Csaszar, Angela Brooke Larsen Grover, Juliana Kami Montgomery Hopkins, Brandi Chelsie Sperry Speed, Megan Kersey Davis Yoswa, Madison Totals Van Hout, Mallory Totals Northern Colorado ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves Molli Merrill... 90: Salminen, Kirstin... 90: Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot Northern Colorado Northern Colorado Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot Northern Colorado Northern Colorado SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description :18 USU Shantel Flanary Kendra Pemberton 2. 66:42 USU Shantel Flanary (unassisted) 17 yards out, upper left corner 3. 80:57 NC Wykstra, JJ (1) Yoswa, Madison; Birdsall, Danielle CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-NC #8 (25:30); YC-NC #12 (85:23) Officials: Referee: Kira Chaffee; Asst. Referee: Glendon Babcock; Federico Ruiz; Alt. Official: Neal Fausset; Timekeeper: Bethany Wimp; Scorer: Zach Bond; Offsides: 0, Northern Colorado 1. Officials signature U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 10

11 2011 Box Scores 2011 Women's Soccer UTAH vs (Sep 02, 2011 at Logan, Utah) 2011 Women's Soccer Cal St. Fullerton vs (Sep 04, 2011 at Logan, Utah) UTAH (0-3-1) vs. (5-0-0) Date: Sep 02, 2011 Attendance: 1015 Weather: clear, 80s UTAH Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 0 Hannah Turpen f 5 Jen Ericson f 7 Jill Robison f 8 Erin Dalley m 10 Allie Wisner d 11 Avery Ford d 12 Lauren Dudley m 16 Katie Taylor d 20 Jenny Hutton d 27 Harley Spier d 29 Sarah Duncan Abby Groth Mckel Wall Percie Allen Totals Hannah Turpen 90: UTAH UTAH UTAH Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel m 9 Flynn, Jennifer f 15 Miyashiro, Mari d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn d 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 25 Morgan, Lexie m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Roundy, Lauren Larsen, Brooke Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 90: UTAH UTAH :27 USU Miyashiro, Mari (2) (unassisted) six yards off of deflection YC-USU #25 (84:33) Win-Merrill, Molli (5-0-0). Loss-Hannah Turpen (0-3-0). Stadium: Bell Field Officials: Referee: Brett Stephens; Asst. Referee: Bruce Major; Kory Parker; Alt. Official: Scott Reynolds; Offsides: UTAH 0, 1. Cal St. Fullerton (1-3-1) vs. (6-0-0) Date: Sep 04, 2011 Attendance: 295 Weather: clear, sunny 80s Cal St. Fullerton gk 00 Maricic, Lindsey m 4 Mellano, Caitlin m 5 Mazeau, Erica f 7 Fox, Stacey f 8 McCants, Nikki d 12 Mellano, Lauren m 19 Patterson, Chelsey f 23 Tangorra, Ann Marie m 26 Chavez, Summer d 29 Mazeau, JeAnne d 32 Smith, Jennifer Smith, Kishi Wilson, Rebecca Stupin, Lauren West, Janali Chapman, Brianna Bohner, Kellie Lockey, Casey Totals Maricic, Lindsey 100: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Cal St. Fullerton Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Cal St. Fullerton Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Cal St. Fullerton gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel m 9 Flynn, Jennifer f 15 Miyashiro, Mari d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn f 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 25 Morgan, Lexie m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Roundy, Lauren Larsen, Brooke Tarver, Jade Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 100: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Cal St. Fullerton Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Cal St. Fullerton :58 USU Pemberton, Kendra (1) Flynn, Jennifer 23 yards off of deep pass Win-Merrill, Molli (6-0-0). Loss-Maricic, Lindsey (1-3-1). Stadium: Bell Field Officials: Referee: Eric Pack; Asst. Referee: Adam Brady; David Tamowski; Alt. Official: William DeBatty; Offsides: Cal St. Fullerton 2, Women's Soccer Rice vs (Sep 08, 2011 at Logan, Utah) 2011 Women's Soccer Idaho State vs (Sep 11, 2011 at Logan, UT) Rice (4-2-0) vs. (7-0-0) Date: Sep 08, 2011 Attendance: 390 Weather: clear, 80s Rice gk 00 Amy Czyz d 3 Lauren LaGro m 9 Julia Barrow f 10 Jessica Howard d 14 Amy Beger d 15 Hayley Williams f 16 Ashton Geisendorff m 18 Hope Ward m 19 Nikki Storness m 21 Quinney Truong d 25 Rachel Petmecky Gabriela Iribarne Lauren Busansky Annie Kadota Britton Cartwright Alex Burton Totals Rice Idaho State (3-4-0) vs. (8-0-0) Date: Sep 11, 2011 Attendance: 375 Weather: clear, 80s Idaho State gk 1 Hutchings-Maloney,C m 3 Hansen, Alex f 4 Powell, Taylor d 7 Stainbrook, Megan d 10 McBride, Taylor m 12 Jones, Ashley m 14 Stainbrook, Allyson m 15 Gochnour, Madeline d 16 Carrillo, Mikaela f 18 Strawn, Rachel d 20 Olson, Morgan Dela Cruz, Maria Zabka, Liv Perez, Laura Ward, Lanie Ellsworth, Amanda Adams, Mckenzie Godfrey, Kiley Cairl, Alishia Benson, Laura Totals Idaho State Amy Czyz 90: Rice Rice gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel m 9 Flynn, Jennifer f 15 Miyashiro, Mari d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn d 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 25 Morgan, Lexie m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Roundy, Lauren Larsen, Brooke Tarver, Jade Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 90: Rice Rice Hutchings-Maloney,C. 69: Dela Cruz, Maria 20: Idaho State gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel m 9 Flynn, Jennifer m 12 Larsen, Brooke d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn f 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 25 Morgan, Lexie m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Mulford, Ashlyn Roundy, Lauren Montgomery, Kami Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Anderson, Hailey Sanchez, Marissa Mccallson, Ambryn Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 45: Mulford, Ashlyn 45: Idaho State :40 USU Flynn, Jennifer Pemberton, Kendra thru ball from left side from 8 yards Tillotson, Summer YC-RICE #14 (30:38); YC-USU #25 (54:04); YC-USU #20 (86:53) Win-Merrill, Molli (7-0-0). Loss-Amy Czyz (4-2-0). Stadium: Bell Field Officials: Referee: Hamed Sadeghi; Asst. Referee: Mark Sackett; Orley Bills; Alt. Official: Harut Torosyan; Offsides: Rice 2, 3. Idaho State Idaho State :28 USU Norris, Natalie (1) Pemberton, Kendra eight yards out off of ISU defender 2. 7:22 USU Norris, Natalie (2) (unassisted) 3. 17:01 USU Flanary, Shantel (6) Flynn, Jennifer through passes thru def seven yards out Morgan, Lexie 4. 18:46 USU Flanary, Shantel (7) (unassisted) stolen from defender 18 yards out 5. 46:07 ISU Godfrey, Kiley (1) Strawn, Rachel 15 yards out to the left side 6. 56:05 USU Flanary, Shantel (8) Penalty kick 7. 74:17 USU Flynn, Jennifer (3) Tarver, Jade pass through defense YC-ISU #15 (29:36); YC-ISU #20 (56:05); YC-ISU #6 (86:10) Win-Merrill, Molli (8-0-0). Loss-Hutchings-Maloney,C. (3-4-0). Officials: Referee: Alex Krelo; Asst. Referee: William DeBatty; Philip Parish; Alt. Official: Norm Williamson; Offsides: Idaho State 1, U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 11

12 2011 Box Scores 2011 Women's Soccer vs Tulsa (Sep 16, 2011 at Tulsa, Okla.) 2011 Oklahoma State Soccer vs #2 Oklahoma State (Sep 18, 2011 at Stillwater, Okla.) (8-1) vs. Tulsa (5-2-1) Date: Sep 16, 2011 Attendance: 124 Weather: 58 degrees, winds from SE at 8mph, rainy gk 0 Merrill, Molli mf 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel mf 9 Flynn, Jennifer mf 12 Larsen, Brooke d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn f 23 Hoskin, Jessica mf 25 Morgan, Lexie mf 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Roundy, Lauren Montgomery, Kami Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Sanchez, Marissa Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 90: Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa gk 1 BYKOWSKI, Katie mf 4 LEARMONTH, Lexis d 6 HULCER, Claire d 7 DUNCAN, Katelynn mf 10 HUGHES, Danielle mf 13 O'BRIEN, Jordan f 15 AITKEN, Stephanie d 17 GARCIA, Rachel f 19 KIRCH, Lindsay mf 20 HINCH, Bradi mf 24 STEELE, Shelby NICHOLSON, Claire PELLEY, Camille ALATORRE, Natalia HAHN, Emily ZOLLER, Miranda ROGERS, Alyvia PETERS, Tori Totals BYKOWSKI, Katie 90: Tulsa Tulsa :04 TULSA HULCER, Claire (1) (unassisted) Rushed goal after PK attempt and scored. YC-TULSA #24 (70:24); YC-USU #25 (78:03); RC-USU #5 (87:35) Win-BYKOWSKI, Katie (5-2-1). Loss-Merrill, Molli (8-1). Stadium: Hurricane Stadium Officials: Referee: Jack Damrill; Asst. Referee: Joe Forler; Travis Haight; Alt. Official: Rick McDowell; Timekeeper: TU AMR; Scorer: TU AMR; Offsides: 0, Tulsa 2. (8-2-0) vs. Oklahoma State (11-0-0) Date: Sep 18, 2011 Attendance: 502 Weather: Pos# Player ShSOG G A Fo gk 0 Merrill, Molli f 7 Flanary, Shantel mf 9 Flynn, Jennifer d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn f 23 Hoskin, Jessica f 24 Sanchez, Marissa mf 25 Morgan, Lexie mf 33 Salmon-chris, Chandr mf 36 Davis, Kersey Roundy, Lauren Larsen, Brooke Montgomery, Kami Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Anderson, Hailey Totals Merrill, Molli 90: TM TM, TM 0: Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Pos# Player ShSOG G A Fo gk 23 Franch, Adrianna f 2 Lopez, Krista d 4 Dougherty, Colleen mf 10 Mathews, Taylor mf 12 Kelley, Kristen d 13 Michalowski, Carson f 14 Brown, Sarah f 16 Marchesano, Megan d 18 Parish, Catherine d 19 Mercado, Melinda mf 24 DeLozier, Elizabeth Medina, Rosa McKinney, Hayley Rhinehart, Miriam Kennedy, Ashley Akin, Abbey Boydstun, Kendra Totals Franch, Adrianna 69: Medina, Rosa 20: TM TEAM 0: Oklahoma State Oklahoma State :20 OSU Lopez, Krista (6) Kelley, Kristen Pass into the box, shot from 6 yards to far post 2. 3:55 OSU Lopez, Krista (7) (unassisted) Defender tries to clear, ball blocked by Lopez into goal 3. 58:10 OSU DeLozier, Elizabeth (3) Lopez, Krista Shot from 18 yards Win-Franch, Adrianna (5-0-0). Loss-Merrill, Molli (8-2-0). Stadium: Cowgirl Stadium Officials: Referee: Ignacio Jaimes; Asst. Referee: Cameron LaGrone; Phil Ochsner; Alt. Official: Adam Bass; Offsides: 0, Oklahoma State 0. (8-3) vs. BYU (6-3-2) Date: Sep 22, 2011 Attendance: 1900 Weather: gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel f 9 Flynn, Jennifer d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn f 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 25 Morgan, Lexie m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand , 36 Davis, Kersey Roundy, Lauren Larsen, Brooke Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Haddow, Shay Sanchez, Marissa Totals Merrill, Molli 90: TM TM, TM 0: BYU BYU Women's Soccer vs BYU (Sep 22, 2011 at South Stadium) BYU BYU gk 32 OLSON, McKinzie d 2 OLDROYD, Dana mf 3 COSBY, Lauren A d 4 JENSEN, Cami mf 6 MANNING, Rachel f 7 PAYNE, Carlee f 9 MARSHALL, Jennie f 10 JEPSON, Colette d 12 BAZZARONE, Ashley d 18 LISONBEE, Lindsi mf 22 RINGWOOD, Jessica ROYALL, Kyleigh BARTHOLOMEW, Sta THORNOCK, Jaiden VARNER, Kayla Totals OLSON, McKinzie 90: BYU BYU :40 BYU LISONBEE, Lindsi RINGWOOD, Jessica YC-USU #12 (42:35) Win-OLSON, McKinzie (4-3-2). Loss-Merrill, Molli (8-3-0). Stadium: Provo, Utah Officials: Offsides: 0, BYU 4. (8-3-1) vs. Boise State (4-6-1) Date: Sep 25, 2011 Attendance: 417 Weather: Mid 80's and partly cloudy gk 0 Merrill, Molli Pemberton, Kendra Flanary, Shantel Flynn, Jennifer Roundy, Lauren Norris, Natalie Tillotson, Summer Rose, Taryn Hoskin, Jessica Morgan, Lexie Salmon-chris, Chand Larsen, Brooke Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Haddow, Shay Sanchez, Marissa Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 110: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Boise State Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Boise State Women's Soccer vs Boise State (Sep 25, 2011 at Boise, Idaho) Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Boise State Boise State gk 1 RUIZ Liz ROBERTS Lindsay BOWDEN Mikhaila HICKCOX Brandy HICKOK Lauren NADER Mandy SALISBURY Avery PARKS Erica OEHRING Katy LUCAS Kati KOLB Noelle WALSH Ashley HUGHES Tylyn SCHUEREN Shannon NEIMANN Kallie JIN Janelle GRIGGS Jenna MONTOYA Serena HARRIS Ebie HRUBY Ashley Totals RUIZ Liz 110: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Boise State Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Boise State :43 USU Morgan, Lexie (1) Rose, Taryn 2. 66:29 BSU LUCAS Kati (3) WALSH Ashley SCHUEREN Shannon YC-BSU #16 (58:25); YC-BSU #14 (84:22) -Merrill, Molli. Boise State-RUIZ Liz (4-5-1). Stadium: Boas Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Thomas Baker; Asst. Referee: Jeff Aurthorholtz; Jason Hutchinson; Alt. Official: Jeff Ladwig; Timekeeper: Doug Link; Scorer: Casey Johnson; Offsides: 3, Boise State U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 12

13 2011 Box Scores 2011 Hawai`i Women's Soccer vs Hawai`i (Sep 30, 2011 at Waipahu, Oahu) 2011 Women's Soccer New Mexico State vs (Oct 07, 2011 at Logan, Utah) (8-4-1, 0-1 WAC) vs. Hawai`i (2-8, 1-0 WAC) Date: Sep 30, 2011 Attendance: 427 Weather: Clear Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 0 Merrill, Molli Pemberton, Kendra Flanary, Shantel Flynn, Jennifer Roundy, Lauren Larsen, Brooke Norris, Natalie Tillotson, Summer Rose, Taryn Hoskin, Jessica Morgan, Lexie Tarver, Jade Miyashiro, Mari Sperry, Chelsie Salmon-chris, Chand Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 104: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Hawai`i Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Hawai`i Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Hawai`i Hawai`i Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 00 Taaca, Kanani Lum, Brittani Miyake, Chelsea Pascua, Krystal Fujimoto, Tiana Look, Karli Kihara, Kaylee Colacchio, Alexis Domingo, Rachel Fresquez, Crystal Simbahon, Alyssa Fuller, Amber Haruki, Ashley Shimabukuro, Skye Watanabe, Christy Totals Taaca, Kanani 104: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Hawai`i Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Hawai`i :03 UH Haruki, Ashley Shimabukuro, Skye shot by 3 off of pass by :43 USU Morgan, Lexie (unassisted) free kick into box to 25, shot past goalie :23 UH Lum, Brittani Domingo, Rachel corner kick by 21, deflected by 4 into goal YC-UH #9 (51:11); YC-USU #5 (66:18); YC-USU #20 (97:14) Win-Taaca, Kanani. Loss-Merrill, Molli. Stadium: Waipio Stadium Officials: Referee: Said Ravanfar; Asst. Referee: Jefferey Zeuner; Troy Keolanui; Alt. Official: Danica Amoroso; Timekeeper: Taryn Fukuroku; Scorer: Taryn Fukuroku; Offsides: 3, Hawai`i 1. New Mexico State (7-6-1, WAC) vs. (9-4-1, WAC) Date: Oct 07, 2011 Attendance: 175 Weather: 44 degrees, cloudy New Mexico State gk 20 Wosick, Erin m 3 Harrington, Amber d 5 Irwin, Courtney m 7 Smith, Katie d 10 Thomas, Vanessa f 15 Branch, Cassandra m 16 Koziol, Mary Kate d 17 Nordin, Elise d 19 Hendler, Megan f 21 McMillion, Yolanda f 23 Tupponce, Katelynn Luhrsen, Bree Sierra, Olivia Todd, Layla Hernandez, Daisy Cambra, Jennae Smith, Katelyn Giles, Mickey De Leon, Cassie Totals Wosick, Erin 90: New Mexico State New Mexico State New Mexico State gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel m 9 Flynn, Jennifer f 15 Miyashiro, Mari d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn m 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 25 Morgan, Lexie m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Dibb, Kylie Roundy, Lauren Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Haddow, Shay Sanchez, Marissa Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 90: New Mexico State New Mexico State :40 USU Pemberton, Kendra (2) Tarver, Jade off deflection from eight yards 2. 58:13 USU Flanary, Shantel (9) Miyashiro, Mari one-touch from lower rt corner from 7 yar Flynn, Jennifer Win-Merrill, Molli (9-4-1). Loss-Wosick, Erin (5-4-1). Stadium: Bell Field Officials: Referee: Ali Mohebbi; Asst. Referee: William DeBatty; Justin Larson; Alt. Official: Bruce Lawhun; Offsides: New Mexico State 0, Women's Soccer Louisiana Tech vs (Oct 09, 2011 at Logan, Utah) Louisiana Tech (8-4-4, WAC) vs. (10-4-1, WAC) Date: Oct 09, 2011 Attendance: 250 Weather: 47 degrees and clear Louisiana Tech gk 99 Caitlin Updyke d 1 Chelsea White m 2 Mo Rockwell d 3 Brianna Caldwell d 4 Finola Corley d 10 Amy Quintana f 11 Taylor Dennis d 18 Scotti Culton m 22 Lindsay Brough m 23 Paige Dunn d 29 Olivia Lukasewich Natalie Kelly Rachel King Mia Schorpp Emily Brennan Jessica Davis Sarah Spence Cat Buchanan Totals Caitlin Updyke 56: Cat Buchanan 33: Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel m 9 Flynn, Jennifer f 15 Miyashiro, Mari d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn d 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 25 Morgan, Lexie m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Mulford, Ashlyn Dibb, Kylie Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Haddow, Shay Anderson, Hailey Sanchez, Marissa Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 68: Mulford, Ashlyn 21: Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech :53 USU Miyashiro, Mari (3) Pemberton, Kendra from 18-yards to back left corner 2. 15:19 USU Pemberton, Kendra (3) (unassisted) off defender from 6 yards 3. 50:38 USU Pemberton, Kendra (4) Flanary, Shantel six yards off cross from rt side 4. 74:13 LTU Scotti Culton (3) Penalty kick Win-Merrill, Molli (10-4-1). Loss-Caitlin Updyke (7-4-4). Stadium: Bell Field Officials: Referee: Orely Bills; Asst. Referee: Todd Hyer; Mark Sackett; Alt. Official: Jeff Visnic; Offsides: Louisiana Tech 0, (3-1 WAC) vs. Nevada3-13 (1-3 WAC) Date: Oct 16, 2011 Attendance: 286 Weather: Cloudy, cool 0 Merrill, Molli Pemberton, Kendra Flanary, Shantel Flynn, Jennifer Miyashiro, Mari Norris, Natalie Tillotson, Summer Rose, Taryn Hoskin, Jessica Morgan, Lexie Salmon-chris, Chand Larsen, Brooke Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Haddow, Shay Sanchez, Marissa Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 90: Nevada Nevada Women's Soccer vs Nevada (Oct 16, 2011 at Reno, Nev.) Nevada Nevada 2 Schmeda, Sarah Voss, Sarah Dominguez, Aleina Green, Danielle Lorenzen, Madison Allen, Annabelle Moreno, Dana Stott, Ellie Fonte, Chrisalyn Braman, Lauren Reilly, Bobby Khademi, Megan Ogiamien, Abieyuwa Crump, Chivon Terranova, Joanne Disarufino, Kori Totals Moreno, Dana 90: Nevada Nevada :56 USU Norris, Natalie (3) Tillotson, Summer Header off corner kick 2. 85:46 USU Pemberton, Kendra (5) (unassisted) Open net off deflection by Nevada defend Win-Merrill, Molli (11-4-1). Loss-Moreno, Dana (2-5). Stadium: Mackay Stadium Officials: Referee: Johnathan Hughes; Asst. Referee: Ryan Cuddy; Miguel Carmona; Alt. Official: Tyler Thew; Timekeeper: Aaron Dewall; Scorer: Nick Saccomanno; Offsides: 1, Nevada U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 13

14 2011 Box Scores 2011 Women's Soccer vs Idaho (Oct 21, 2011 at Moscow, Idaho) 2011 Women's Soccer San Jose State vs (Oct 28, 2011 at Logan, Utah) (12-4-1, WAC) vs. Idaho (6-9-3, WAC) Date: Oct 21, 2011 Attendance: 202 Weather: 60 degrees, overcast Idaho San Jose State (5-11-1, 3-2-1) vs. (13-4-1, 5-1-1) Date: Oct 28, 2011 Attendance: 314 Weather: 45 degrees and clear San Jose State gk 0 Merrill, Molli Pemberton, Kendra Flanary, Shantel Flynn, Jennifer Miyashiro, Mari Norris, Natalie Tillotson, Summer Rose, Taryn Hoskin, Jessica Morgan, Lexie Salmon-chris, Chand Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Haddow, Shay Sanchez, Marissa Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 90: TM TM, TM 0: Idaho Idaho Idaho gk 8 Porter, Morgan Archer, Lilly Ngan, Emily Pimley, Amber Breen, Chelsie Flockhart, Jill Small, Chelsea Leathem, Christine Lopez, Megan Layton, Lauren Hart, Erica Page, Alison Condon, Mary Millard, Annie Wilson, Breanna Baran, Katie Boddie, Christina Zuniga, Nitalia Hewitt, Bailey Totals Porter, Morgan 90: Idaho Idaho San Jose State gk 1 Maiwald, Meghan d 4 Fraser, Sarah m 8 Martin, Amanda d 9 Santoro, Angela f 10 Bales, Stephanie m 13 Hernandez, Abigail f 14 Lord, Kelsey d 16 Ingram, Jessica m 17 Molina, Megan m 25 Ruder, Catherine m 26 Sanchez, Lauren Kute, Cheryl Stange, Gabriella Holm, Kelsy Heins, Amanda Furner, Shanelle Santacruz, Kayla Cullen, Krista Phan, Helen Esquivias, Maria Totals Maiwald, Meghan 90: TM TEAM 0: San Jose State San Jose State gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel m 9 Flynn, Jennifer f 15 Miyashiro, Mari d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn f 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 25 Morgan, Lexie m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Roundy, Lauren Larsen, Brooke Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Haddow, Shay Sanchez, Marissa Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 90: San Jose State San Jose State :11 USU Flynn, Jennifer (4) Salmon-chris, Chandr Took pass from 33, went high to right cor 2. 50:35 USU Flynn, Jennifer (5) Flanary, Shantel Diagonal pass from 7, open in front of net 3. 76:24 USU Rose, Taryn (1) Flanary, Shantel Tapped in corner after flick on from 7 Pemberton, Kendra YC-USU #25 (82:15) Win-Merrill, Molli (12-4-1). Loss-Porter, Morgan (0-1-0). Stadium: Guy Wicks Field Officials: Referee: Matthew Buckman; Asst. Referee: Owen Vassell; Ralph Penick; Alt. Official: Mohamed Jabbes; Timekeeper: Tyson Drew; Scorer: Spencer Farrin; Offsides: 0, Idaho :12 USU Norris, Natalie (4) Morgan, Lexie off CK Pemberton, Kendra 2. 48:27 USU Flanary, Shantel (10) Hoskin, Jessica dribble through def. eight yards out 3. 82:44 USU Tarver, Jade (1) (unassisted) cuts across 6-yard box to bottom rt Win-Merrill, Molli (13-4-1). Loss-Maiwald, Meghan (5-11-1). Stadium: Bell Field Officials: Referee: J.C. Plott; Asst. Referee: Scott Reynolds; Mark Sackett; Alt. Official: Hamed Sadeghi; Offsides: San Jose State 1, Women's Soccer Fresno State vs (Oct 30, 2011 at Logan, Utah) Fresno State (10-4-5, WAC) vs. (13-4-2, WAC) Date: Oct 30, 2011 Attendance: 411 Weather: 50 degrees Fresno State gk 1 DeVault, Katie m 2 Nizzoli, Molly d 4 VanDine, Kendall f 6 Boynton, Tara m 8 Dodd, Laura m 9 Castain, Morgan m 11 Gonzalez, Vanessa d 15 Kret, Kayla f 19 Hancock, Callie d 23 Lindstrom, Lauren d 25 Mossman, Megan Bingham, Jaycee Myers, Shonice Totals DeVault, Katie 110: TM Team 0: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Fresno State Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Fresno State Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Fresno State gk 0 Merrill, Molli m 5 Pemberton, Kendra f 7 Flanary, Shantel m 9 Flynn, Jennifer f 15 Miyashiro, Mari m 17 Haddow, Shay d 19 Norris, Natalie d 20 Tillotson, Summer d 21 Rose, Taryn f 23 Hoskin, Jessica m 33 Salmon-chris, Chand Roundy, Lauren Larsen, Brooke Tarver, Jade Sperry, Chelsie Davis, Kersey Totals Merrill, Molli 110: TM TM, TM 0: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Fresno State Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Fresno State YC-USU #23 (100:46); YC-FS #TM (100:46) Fresno State-DeVault, Katie (7-4-3). -Merrill, Molli (13-4-2). Stadium: Bell Field Officials: Referee: Jeremy Hanson; Asst. Referee: Todd Hyer; Harut Torosyan; Alt. Official: Norm Williamson; Offsides: Fresno State 0, 2. Idaho (3-3-1 WAC) vs (5-1-1 WAC) Date: Nov 04, 2011 Attendance: Weather: 52 degrees and cloudy Idaho 1 Towles, Caroline Archer, Lilly Ngan, Emily Pimley, Amber Breen, Chelsie Flockhart, Jill Small, Chelsea Leathem, Christine Lopez, Megan Layton, Lauren Hewitt, Bailey Wilson, Breanna Baran, Katie Boddie, Christina Hart, Erica Totals Towles, Caroline 90: Idaho Idaho Women's Soccer Idaho vs (Nov 04, 2011 at Fresno, Calif.) Idaho Merrill, Molli Pemberton, Kendra Flanary, Shantel Flynn, Jennifer Miyashiro, Mari Norris, Natalie Tillotson, Summer Rose, Taryn Hoskin, Jessica Morgan, Lexie Salmon-chris, Chand Roundy, Lauren Tarver, Jade Haddow, Shay Totals Merrill, Molli 90: Idaho Idaho :52 USU Pemberton, Kendra (6) Flanary, Shantel 3-1 breakaway, ball slipped in under gk o side YC-USU #5 (75:00); YC-USU #14 (87:02); YC-ID #24 (88:01) Win-Merrill, Molli (14-4-2). Loss-Towles, Caroline (5-7-1). Stadium: Soccer & Lax Field Officials: Referee: Veronica Perez; Asst. Referee: Steve Webb; Danny Campos; Alt. Official: Matthew Buckman; Timekeeper: Bob Kayajanian; Scorer: Jennifer Jones; Offsides: Idaho 0, U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 14

15 2011 Box Scores 2011 Women's Soccer Fresno State vs (Nov 06, 2011 at Fresno, Calif.) Fresno State (4-1-2 WAC) vs (5-1-1 WAC) Date: Nov 06, 2011 Attendance: 551 Weather: 57 degrees, partly cloudy Fresno State 1 DeVault, Katie Nizzoli, Molly VanDine, Kendall Boynton, Tara Dodd, Laura Castain, Morgan Gonzalez, Vanessa Kret, Kayla Hancock, Callie Lindstrom, Lauren Mossman, Megan Bingham, Jaycee Myers, Shonice Totals DeVault, Katie 90: Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Merrill, Molli Pemberton, Kendra Flanary, Shantel Flynn, Jennifer Miyashiro, Mari Norris, Natalie Tillotson, Summer Rose, Taryn Hoskin, Jessica Morgan, Lexie Salmon-chris, Chand Tarver, Jade Haddow, Shay Totals Merrill, Molli 90: Fresno State Fresno State :59 USU Tarver, Jade (2) Flanary, Shantel YC-FS #TM (17:26); RC-FS #9 (87:39) Win-Merrill, Molli (15-4-2). Loss-DeVault, Katie (8-5-1). Stadium: Soccer & Lax Field Officials: Referee: Tyler Ploeger; Asst. Referee: Scott Weston; Danny Campos; Alt. Official: Ramon Mendoza; Timekeeper: Mike Elder; Scorer: Jennifer Jones; Offsides: Fresno State 2, U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 15

16 2011 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 0 Molli Merrill GK 5-9 SR 3L Bountiful, Utah (Bountiful HS) 00 Kassidi Nudd GK 5-9 FR HS St. Jacob, Ill. (Triad HS) 01 Ashlyn Mulford GK 5-5 JR 2L West Valley City, Utah (Cyprus HS) 2 Kylie Dibb M 5-9 FR HS American Fork, Utah (American Fork HS) 3 Julia Flores D 5-4 JR SQ Sandy, Utah (Alta HS/San Diego State) 4 Alyssa Curtis M 5-6 SO 1L Salt Lake City, Utah (Brighton HS) 5 Kendra Pemberton M 5-9 SO 1L North Salt Lake, Utah (Woods Cross HS) 6 Libby Lundquist F 5-6 SO 1L Sandy, Utah (Jordan HS) 7 Shantel Flanary F 5-3 SR 3L Highland, Utah (Lone Peak HS) 9 Jennifer Flynn M 5-3 SO 1L Sandy, Utah (Juan Diego HS) 10 Lauren Roundy F 5-6 FR HS Draper, Utah (Alta HS) 12 Brooke Larsen M/D 5-9 FR HS Springville, Utah (Springville HS) 13 Kami Montgomery D 5-9 JR SQ Orem, Utah (Lone Peak HS) 14 Jade Tarver F 5-8 FR HS Sandy, Utah (Jordan HS) 15 Mari Miyashiro F 5-1 SO 1L Mililani, Hawaii (Mililani HS) 16 Chelsie Sperry F 5-9 SO SQ Sandy, Utah (Jordan HS) 17 Shay Haddow M 5-7 SO TR South Jordan, Utah (Bingham HS/VCU) 18 Hailey Anderson D 5-4 FR HS Sandy, Utah (Jordan HS) 19 Natalie Norris D 5-9 JR 2L Sandy, Utah (Alta HS) 20 Summer Tillotson D 5-8 SR 3L Sandy, Utah (Alta HS) 21 Taryn Rose D 5-7 FR HS North Salt Lake, Utah (Woods Cross HS) 23 Jessica Hoskin F/D 5-6 SO 1L Providence, Utah (Mountain Crest HS) 24 Marissa Sanchez F/D 5-3 SR 3L Twin Falls, Idaho (Twin Falls HS) 25 Lexie Morgan M 5-7 FR HS Draper, Utah (Jordan HS) 32 Ambryn McCallson D 5-6 FR HS Salt Lake City, Utah (East HS) 33 Chandra Salmon-Christensen M 5-6 SR 3L Provo, Utah (Provo HS) 36 Kersey Davis F/M 5-9 SO TR Henefer, Utah (Morgan HS/Weber State) Head Coach: Heather Cairns (Canisius, 94) (.515), Ninth year Assistant Coach: Trevor Wachsman (Fort Lewis College, 00), Second year Assistant Coach: Marla Nelson (CS Fullerton, 01), Third year Heather Cairns = Care-ins Shay Haddow = Had-dow like wow Ambryn McCallson = Mac-call-son Mari Miyashiro = Ma-ree Me-a-shee-ro Summer Tillotson = Till-it-son Trevor Wachsman = Walks-man Roster Breakdown By Classification SENIORS (5): 0 Molli Merrill, GK, Shantel Flanary, F, Summer Tillotson, D, Marissa Sanchez, F/D, Chandra Salmon-Christensen, M, 5-6 JUNIORS (4): 01 Ashlyn Mulford, GK, Julia Flores, D, Kami Montgomery, D, Natalie Norris, D, 5-9 SOPHOMORES (9): 4 Alyssa Curtis, M, Kendra Pemberton, M, Libby Lundquist, F, Jennifer Flynn, M, Mari Miyashiro, F, Chelsie Sperry, F, Shay Haddow, M, Jessica Hoskin, F/F, Kersey Davis, F/M, 5-9 FRESHMEN (9): 00 Kassidi Nudd, GK, Kylie Dibb, M, Lauren Roundy, F, Jade Tarver, F, Hailey Anderson, D, Taryn Rose, D, Lexie Morgan, M, Ambryn McCallson, D, U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 16

17 2011 NCAA Division I Women's SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP First Round Second/Third Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final Semifinals Quarterfinals Second/Third Round First Round November 11, 12 or 13 November 18 & 20 November December 2 December 4 December 2 November November 18 & 20 November 11, 12 or 13 25, 26 or 27 25, 26 or 27 1 * Stanford (19-0-1) * Wake Forest (14-3-4) Montana (6-11-4) Oakland ( ) Texas (11-8-1) Harvard (12-4-1) * South Carolina (15-6) Final * Boston U. (18-2-1) KSU Soccer Stadium * Santa Clara (13-2-5) Kennesaw, Georgia * Marquette (17-3) 1 p.m. Eastern time California (12-6-2) Toldeo (14-6-2) Marist (13-5-2) Army (12-3-5) 4 * Boston College (11-5-2) * Penn St. (19-4) 3 * Auburn (14-6-2) * North Carolina (11-5-1) Utah St. (15-4-2) William & Mary (17-2-2) La Salle (15-1-3) Texas St. (14-5-1) * Maryland (10-5-4) * Baylor (14-3-3) * Illinois (16-4-2) * UCF (11-4-5) Notre Dame (10-7-3) FIU (13-6-3) Ark.-Pine Bluff (16-4-1) Fla. Gulf Coast (14-4-2) 2 * Oklahoma St. (19-1-2) Semifinals Semifinals * Florida (16-7) KSU Soccer Stadium KSU Soccer Stadium 2 * Virginia (14-4-2) Kennesaw, Georgia Kennesaw, Georgia * UCLA (15-1-3) 5 or 7:30 p.m. Eastern time NATIONAL 5 or 7:30 p.m. Eastern time Long Island (12-7-1) New Mexico (12-4-4) CHAMPION Washington St. (12-6-3) San Diego (12-7) * Kentucky (13-7) * UC Irvine (14-4-2) * West Virginia (17-4) * Miami (FL) (9-7-1) Virginia Tech (12-7-1) Alabama (10-8-3) LSU (13-7-1) Long Beach St. (15-5-1) 3 * Texas A&M (15-5-2) * Pepperdine (15-1-4) 4 * Memphis (21-0-1) * Tennessee (15-6) UT Martin (14-6-2) Ohio St. (10-8-2) Dayton (19-3) Illinois St. (13-5) * Louisville (12-6-3) * Milwaukee (18-2) * Oregon St. (13-5-2) * Kansas (11-8-1) Portland (9-9-1) Georgia (12-6-2) Samford (14-5-2) Radford (15-5-1) 1 * Florida St. (14-6-1) * Duke (17-3-1) *Host institution for preliminary round games Order of semifinal games will be determined after quarterfinal round games are completed. Second semifinal game will begin play 45 minutes after the conclusion of the first game U t a h S t a t e A g g i e S o c c e r 17

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