UTAH STATE 2015 WOMEN S SOCCER

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1 UTAH STATE 2015 WOMEN S SOCCER Women s Soccer Contact: Megan Allen, Assistant Media Relations Coordinator megan.allen@usu.edu (435) (office) (435) (cell) MATCH NOTES BOISE STATE BRONCOS Friday, Oct p.m. Location...Boise, Idaho Enrollment... 22,003 Conference... Mountain West Record , MW Head Coach... Jim Thomas School Record/Years / 3 Career Record/Years...Same 2014 Record MW Record/Finish / 6th Letterwinners Returning/Lost...16 / 8 Starters Returning/Lost...9 / 2 Newcomers... 9 KICKING OFF soccer (10-8-1, MW) concludes the 2015 regular season this week as it hosts Boise State (7-9-3, MW). The Aggies and Broncos will battle at Chuck and Gloria Bell Field on Friday, Oct. 30, at 3 p.m SCHEDULE Overall, MW Home/4-5-1 Away/0-1-0 Neutral AUG 21 Central Arkansas W, Missouri State W, at Utah Valley L, Houston W, 2-0 SEPT 4 vs. Iowa # L, at Gonzaga T, 1-1 (2OT) 10 at No. 5 BYU L, Idaho State W, at Utah ^ W, New Mexico * L, San Diego State * L, 0-2 FOLLOWING THE AGGIES All Mountain West action will continue to be broadcast through the Aggie Digital Network and the Mountain West Network, powered by Campus Insiders. Fans can catch every home match, as well as every conference match in Logan or on the road. Live stats and play-by-play information will be available through GameTracker, while updates will also be provided through the team s social media outlets. SENIOR DAY Prior to the start of Friday s match, the Aggies will honor their three seniors in defender Lexie Henrie-Parrish, goalkeeper Jeannie Woller and undergraduate assistant coach Sara Lorscheider. The trio will be joined by their families, the coaching staff and Utah State Vice President and Athletics Director John Hartwell. All three joined the Aggies for the 2012 season and have made an impact on the USU program both on and off the field. DOUBLE THE FUN Friday s match is the second of two doubleheader days featuring the soccer and football teams. Following the Aggies match against Boise State, the football team will host Wyoming at 8:15 p.m. on ESPN2. Due to the football game that evening, parking for Friday s match will be limited. The parking lots at Chuck and Gloria Bell Field, as well as the Stan Laub Indoor Training Center, will both be $10 paid lots. Fans with football season parking passes will be allowed to park in these lots, while those who pay to park will be able to stay for the duration of the football game. Limited parking will be available on the street along 1400 North. SCOUTING BOISE STATE Heading into the final match of the season, Boise State has a overall record, while matching s Mountain West record. The Broncos and Aggies have wins over just two of the same league teams, in Air Force and Colorado State. Additionally, Boise State defeated regular season champions San Diego State, along with UNLV and Nevada. Offensively, the Broncos are led by senior midfielder Brooke Heidemann, who has six goals and five assists on the year. Sophomore Janelle Flores is the team s leading goalkeeper with a 1.10 goals against average. She has allowed 15 goals this season, while tallying 42 saves. Jim Thomas is in his third season as the head coach at Boise State, where he has compiled a record of The Aggies lead the all-time series against Boise State, The Broncos won the 2014 matchup in Boise, 1-0. The teams tied in Logan in 2013, leaving the Aggies without a win OCT 2 at Fresno State * W, at San José State * W, at Nevada * L, at UNLV * L, Air Force * W, Colorado College * W, at Colorado State * W, at Wyoming * L, Boise State * 3 p.m Mountain West Tournament Nov. 3-7 San Diego, Calif. * MW Match # Missoula, Mont. ^ Pac-12 Network All times Mountain FOLLOW THE 1

2 QUICK FACTS Location...Logan, Utah Nickname...Aggies Colors... Navy Blue, White, Pewter Grey Conference... Mountain West Founded Enrollment... 27,662 President... Stan Albrecht VP & Athletics Director...John Hartwell Home Field...Chuck & Gloria Bell Field Surface... Natural Grass SOCCER STAFF Head Coach... Heather Cairns Alma Mater...Canisius, 94 Career Record (.560), 13th year Record at...same Associate Head Coach...Trevor Wachsman Assistant Coach... Molli Merrill...Fourth year Undergraduate Assistant Coach...Sara Lorscheider Soccer Office Phone... (435) Soccer Office Fax... (435) Record , MW 2014 Record MW Record/Finish /5th Postseason... First Round MW Tournament Program Record (20 Years) All-Time MW Record (Two Years) Letterwinners Returning/Lost...16/8 Starters Returning/Lost...7/4 Newcomers... 7 MEDIA RELATIONS Associate Athletics Director for Media Relations...Doug Hoffman Assistant Athletics Director for Communications... Kyle Cottam Assistant Media Relations Coordinator (SOC Contact)...Megan Allen Office Phone...(435) Cell Phone/Press Box...(435) megan.allen@usu.edu Assistant Media Relations Coordinator...Wade Denniston Media Relations Fax...(435) Website... UtahStateAggies.com Mailing Address Old Main Hill Logan, Utah over Boise State since both teams joined the Mountain West. The Aggies last win over the Broncos came in 2009, in a 1-0 victory in Boise. FAMILIAR FACES Boise State is one of s most played opponents with 16 prior meetings. Those 16 matches tie for second in USU s all-time opponent list with Idaho and Weber State. leads the all-time series, The Aggies and Broncos have played in the same conference three different times, playing in the Big West, Western Athletic Conference and now the Mountain West. The Aggies have only played Utah more times, with 18 meetings on the pitch. HOMETOWN GIRL freshman defender Jenny De Boer is a native of Meridian, Idaho, just outside of Boise. She will join two other Rocky Mountain High School graduates on the pitch Friday, with Boise State senior midfielder Brooke Heidemann and freshman midfielder Addison Standlee. The three were high school teammates, but played for three different club programs in the area. FRESHMAN STRONG The Aggies welcomed seven freshman to this year s roster, all of whom have quickly made a name for themselves. Midfielder Jordyn Chung- Hoon and defender Kelsey Andersen have both played in all but one match this season, making 15 and 12 starts, respectively. Chung-Hoon leads the freshmen in scoring with one goal and three assists on the year, while forward Sydnie Dolzine has scored two goals. Dolzine and midfielder Alexa Hunt have both seen time in 16 matches. Midfielder Jaylen Hinckley has played in 10 games, while defender Jenny De Boer has played in eight and defender Emma Clark in three. This is the strongest freshman class the Aggies have seen since the 2008 season, a class that featured WAC Freshman of the Year Shantel Flanary, first-team all-wac honoree Chandra Salmon and current USU assistant coach Molli Merrill. MULTI-GOAL MAGIC is this season when scoring multiple goals in a game. The team s season-high came in a 5-3 home win over Idaho State on Sept. 13, the most goals the Aggies had scored in a game since 2004 in a 5-0 win over UC Davis. Two players have had individual multi-goal games this season. Junior midfielder Jayne Robison scored twice in the team s 3-2 win at Fresno State. Junior forward Jessica Brooksby scored her first-career hat trick in the Idaho State match, while scoring two goals in USU s 3-2 victory over Colorado College. FINISHING STRONG As the 2015 season winds down, the Mountain West standings are beginning to cement. San Diego State claimed its fourth-straight regular season conference title with its win at Colorado College on Sunday. New Mexico, originally picked to finish tied for fourth-place, sits in second, while San José State is third. With its win over the Aggies Sunday, Wyoming moved into fourth place, while Utah State is part of a four-way tie for fifth with UNLV, Boise State and Colorado College. Fresno State holds the eighth-place spot, followed by Nevada, Air Force and Colorado State. THE FINAL COUNTDOWN While the regular season comes to a close Friday, there is still plenty to play for as teams battle it out for a spot in the 2015 Mountain West Tournament. San Diego State clinched the regular-season title with its win over Colorado College on Sunday, securing a tournament berth with a league-leading 23 points. New Mexico and San José State are also guaranteed spots at 22 and 21 points, respectively. On the other end of the spectrum, Nevada, Air Force and Colorado State are all mathematically eliminated from the tournament. With a win over Boise State Friday, the Aggies will qualify for tournament play. LEAVING THEIR MARKS As their careers progress, several players have found their names written in the record books. These Aggie players have each had strong seasons this year, adding to their career accolades. With 11 goals this season, junior forward Jessica Brooksby is now tied for fifth on the single-season goals list. With one season still to play, she is tied for sixth-place all-time in career goals scored with 17. After finding a place on the single-game assist list with three against Idaho State, junior midfielder Jayne Robison is ranked on each USU assist list. As a sophomore, she had five during the season, tying for eighthplace. She now has eight career assists, tying for 10th. Just ahead of Robison on that same list is sophomore midfielder Wesley Hamblin, who is tied for eighth with nine career assists. Five of those have been tallied this season, where she now ties for eighth on the single-season list. On the defensive end of the field, senior Jeannie Woller continues to cement her place among the best USU goalkeepers. She holds the single-season save record, tallying 99 2

3 AROUND THE LEAGUE CURRENT STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pts. W L T z x San Diego State x New Mexico x San José State Wyoming UTAH STATE UNLV Boise State Colorado College Fresno State Nevada Air Force Colorado State z - clinched MW Regular Season title x - clinched berth in MW Tournament THIS WEEK Friday, October 30 FRESNO STATE at SAN JOSÉ STATE*, 3 p.m. WYOMING at COLORADO STATE*, 3 p.m. BOISE STATE at UTAH STATE*, 3 p.m. SAN DIEGO STATE at NEW MEXICO*, 7 p.m. COLORADO COLLEGE at AIR FORCE*, 7 p.m. NEVADA at UNLV*, 8 p.m. * Mountain West game - all times Mountain LAST WEEK Sunday, October 25 SAN DIEGO STATE 3, COLORADO COLLEGE* 1 NEW MEXICO 3, AIR FORCE* 0 BOISE STATE 1, COLORADO STATE* 0 WYOMING 2, UTAH STATE* 1 SAN JOSÉ STATE 2, NEVADA* 0 UNLV 2, FRESNO STATE* 1 Friday, October 23 UNLV 1, SAN JOSÉ STATE* 0 WYOMING 1, BOISE STATE* 0 NEW MEXICO 1, COLORADO COLLEGE* 0 UTAH STATE 1, COLORADO STATE* 0 SAN DIEGO STATE 1, AIR FORCE* 0 FRESNO STATE 1, NEVADA* 0 Sunday, October 18 UNLV 3, COLORADO STATE* 0 BOISE STATE 2, AIR FORCE* 1 NEW MEXICO 5, FRESNO STATE* 1 UTAH STATE 3, COLORADO COLLEGE* 2 NEVADA 1, WYOMING* 0 SAN DIEGO STATE 2, SAN JOSÉ STATE* 1 * Mountain West game so far this season. Her 237 career saves rank second all-time, while she is third in career shutouts with 20 and fourth in career minutes played at 4,990. SHUTOUT OR BE SHUT OUT Of the Aggies 19 games this season, 12 have resulted in one team earning a shutout. has held seven opponents scoreless, defeating Central Arkansas (1-0), Missouri State (3-0), Houston (2-0), Utah (2-0), San José State (1-0), Air Force (2-0) and Colorado State (1-0). On the other side, the Aggies were unable to score against Utah Valley (1-0), BYU (1-0), New Mexico (1-0), San Diego State (2-0) and UNLV (3-0). USU s seven shutouts rank third in the Mountain West, bested only by Wyoming and San Diego State who each have eight. s single-season shutout record is 11, set by the 2011 squad. HIGH RANKS ACROSS THE BOARD continues to represent itself well among its Mountain West competitors. USU is tied for second in goals scored (27), third in points (74), fourth in assists (21) and tied for fifth in total shots (238). Defensively, the Aggies are third in saves (105), third in shutouts (7), fifth in goals against average (1.20) and tied for fifth in goals allowed (23). USU is also first in offside calls (44), fourth in total foul calls (190), fifth in corner kicks taken (78) and ranks 10th in yellow cards (10). Individually, junior forward Jessica Brooksby is highly ranked in several categories as she leads the conference in 2015 MOUNTAIN WEST STATISTICS as of October 25, 2015 TEAM All MW Only Shots... T-5th (238)... 8th (120) Points... 3rd (74)... 9th (29) Goals... T-2nd (27)... 7th (12) Assists... 4th (21)... T-10th (6) Goals Allowed... T-5th (23)... T-7th (15) Goals Against Avg... 5th (1.20)... 8th (1.50) Saves... 3rd (105)... 4th (48) Shutouts... 3rd (7)... T-5th (3) Fouls... 4th (190)... 7th (103) Corners... 5th (78)... T-6th (38) Offsides... 1st (44)... T-2nd (21) Yellow Cards... 10th (10)... 7th (7) INDIVIDUAL All MW Only Shots Jessica Brooksby... T-2nd (61)... 9th (27) Points Jessica Brooksby... T-2nd (24)... 10th (9) Goals Jessica Brooksby... 1st (11)... T-8th (4) Jayne Robison... NA... T-8th (4) Assists Wesley Hamblin... T-5th (5)... T-8th (2) Katie Flynn... T-10th (4)... NA Goals Against Average Jeannie Woller... 9th (1.34)... NA Save Percentage Jeannie Woller... 4th (.811)... NA Saves Jeannie Woller... T-1st (99)... 2nd (48) Shutouts Jeannie Woller... T-4th (4)... T-4th (3) goals scored (10). She is also second in total points (22) and fourth in shots taken (57). Sophomore midfielder Wesley Hamblin is tied for third in assists (5), while junior midfielder Katie Flynn is tied for eighth (4) in the same category. Junior midfielder Jayne Robison is tied for fifth in game-winning goals with three. Senior goalkeeper Jeannie Woller currently ranks first in saves (97), second in save percentage (.822), tied for fifth in shutouts (3) and ninth in goals against average (1.38). AMONG THE NATION S BEST With strong performances this season, the Aggies are climbing the ranks nationally, as well as in the conference. As a team, is ranked 71st in both saves per game (5.53) and save percentage (.820). Individually, junior forward Jessica Brooksby is tied for 30th in goals scored (11) and 57th in total points (24). Senior goalkeeper Jeannie Woller is ranked 24th in total saves (99), 50th in saves per game (5.50) and 93rd in save percentage (.811). THE LAST TIME OUT posted a Mountain West road record last week with a 1-0 win at Colorado State and a 2-1 defeat at Wyoming. Junior forward Jessica Brooksby scored the game-winning goal against the Rams, scoring in the final seconds of the match. Freshman forward Sydnie Dolzine scored the lone USU goal on Sunday against the Cowgirls, with the match equalizer in the 81st minute. Dolzine was assisted in her goal by freshman midfielder Jordyn Chung-Hoon and junior defender Karlee Campbell-Zollinger. Overall, the Aggies took 26 shots on the weekend, 13 of which were on goal, to their opponents 19. Senior goalkeeper Jeannie Woller played the full time of both matches in the net, notching two saves. UP NEXT The results of Friday s matches across the conference will determine the final seedings for the Mountain West Tournament. The road to the championship title begins at 5 p.m. (MT) on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with a match between the No. 3 and No. 6 seeds. The tournament will be hosted by San Diego State, the winner s of last year s tournament. 3

4 2015 MW PRESEASON COACHES POLL Rank Team (1st place votes) Points 1 San Diego State (9) Colorado College (2) Wyoming 96 4 New Mexico 82 UTAH STATE 82 6 Boise State (1) 81 7 San José State 53 UNLV 53 9 Air Force Fresno State Colorado State Nevada 17 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 SEASON SITUATIONS NSCAA/CONTINENTAL TIRE TOP 25 POLL (Oct. 27) RANK SCHOOL POINTS PREV. RECORD 1 Virginia (27) West Virginia (1) Florida State (2) Stanford (1) Virginia Tech Florida Clemson North Carolina Rutgers Penn State Connecticut Mississippi BYU Notre Dame Santa Clara USC South Carolina Texas Tech Auburn California Arizona 135 RV Duke St. John s 109 RV South Florida Wisconsin 78 NR Also receiving votes: Minnesota (67), Princeton (40), Texas A&M (35), Cal State Fullerton (35), South Alabama (19), Washington (15), Hofstra (15), North Texas (14), Central Florida (13), Washington State (5), Loyola Marymount (4) BOLD Opponent 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 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 Playing on Monday Playing on Tuesday Playing on Wednesday Playing on Thursday Playing on Friday Playing on Saturday Playing on Sunday

5 2015 STATISTICS 2015 TEAM RESULTS Date Opponent Result Score Att. USU Goals (Assists) Aug. 21 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W Jessica Brooksby (Jordyn Chung-Hoon) Aug. 23 MISSOURI STATE W Jordyn Chung-Hoon (Jessica Brooksby), Sydnie Dolzine (unassisted), Wesley Hamblin (Karlee Campbell-Zollinger) Aug. 28 at Utah Valley L 0-1 2, Aug. 30 HOUSTON W Jayne Robison (Wesley Hamblin), Jessica Brooksby (Katie Flynn) Sept. 4 vs. Iowa (Missoula, Mont.) L Katie Flynn (Lauren Harmon) Sept. 6 at Gonzaga T 1-1 (2OT) 309 Jessica Brooksby (Jordyn Chung-Hoon) Sept. 10 at No. 5 BYU L 0-1 4, Sept. 13 IDAHO STATE W Bailee Hammond (Jayne Robison), Wesley Hamblin (Jayne Robison), Jessica Brooksby (Wesley Hamblin), Jessica Brooksby (Jayne Robison), Jessica Brooksby (Mikayla Howes, Katie Flynn) Sept. 18 at Utah W Katie Flynn (Wesley Hamblin), Jessica Brooksby (Katie Flynn) Sept. 25 NEW MEXICO* L Sept. 27 SAN DIEGO STATE* L Oct. 2 at Fresno State* W Wesley Hamblin (unassisted), Jayne Robison (penalty kick), Jayne Robison (Wesley Hamblin) Oct. 4 at San José State* W Shyani Terukina (unassisted) Oct. 9 at Nevada* L Jayne Robison (unassisted) Oct. 11 at UNLV* L Oct. 16 AIR FORCE* W Jayne Robison (Katie Flynn), Jessica Brooksby (unassisted) Oct. 18 COLORADO COLLEGE* W Jessica Brooksby (unassisted), Jessica Brooksby (Wesley Hamblin) Wesley Hamblin (Jessica Brooksby) Oct. 23 at Colorado State* W Jessica Brooksby (unassisted) Oct. 25 at Wyoming* L Sydnie Dolzine (Jordyn Chung-Hoon, Karlee Campbell-Zollinger) Oct. 30 BOISE STATE* *MW Matches 5

6 Match 1 1, Central Arkansas 0 Central Arkansas vs (Aug 21, 2015 at Logan, Utah) 2015 BOX SCORES Match 2 3, Missouri State 0 Missouri State vs (Aug 23, 2015 at Logan, Utah) Central Arkansas (0-1-0) vs. (1-0-0) Date: Aug 21, 2015 Attendance: 511 Weather: Sunny, 88 degrees Central Arkansas Missouri State (1-1-0, MVC) vs. (2-0-0, MW) Date: Aug 23, 2015 Attendance: 421 Weather: 75 degrees, hazy Missouri State Central Arkansas gk 1 Hughes, Anna d 2 Pantuso, Jessica m/f 3 Wilson, Shelby m 5 Coleman, Allie f 9 Mounie, Dayna d 11 Moroney, Allie m 14 McLaughlin, Kelly f 15 Bassett, Camille d/ 16 Johnson, Kelsey f 18 Naudin, Chele d 21 Carroll, Stacia Koch, Kate Quick, Kelsey Smith, Ashley Kliever, Karly Moore, Alex Borgstrom, Kara Ricks, Kristen Wilson, MaKayla Schwartz, Autum Totals gk 0 WOLLER, Jeannie m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica m 4 TERUKINA, Shyani d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 7 NOWERS, Danielle m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le m 40 FLYNN, Katie COBB, Sara DEERE, Josie ANDERSEN, Kelsey HUNT, Alexa DOLZINE, Sydnie LEE, Ann Marie BOLINGBROKE, Kace Totals Missouri State gk 1 Perry, Jessica m 2 Opfer, Alix d 6 Robinson, Brittney d 7 Tallerine, Ashley m 10 Disidore, Mary m 15 Kingsbury, Millie d 17 Fussell, Lauren f 19 Prondzinski, Brooke d 20 Stamp, Masen m 21 Le, Cassie d 31 Zimmerman, Brooke Ketzer, Laura Kozol, Karen Stewart, Erin Kolb, Courtney Tomaras, Kristina Shadel, Lauren Smith, Suzy Derse, Alaina Thompson, Sidney Totals gk 0 WOLLER, Jeannie m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 7 NOWERS, Danielle m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le m 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani DEERE, Josie ANDERSEN, Kelsey HUNT, Alexa DE BOER, Jenny DOLZINE, Sydnie CLARK, Emma MCGUIRE, Grace Totals Hughes, Anna 90: TM TEAM 0: WOLLER, Jeannie 45: COBB, Sara 45: Perry, Jessica 80: Ketzer, Laura 9: WOLLER, Jeannie 45: MCGUIRE, Grace 45: Central Arkansas Central Arkansas Missouri State Missouri State Central Arkansas Central Arkansas Missouri State Missouri State :54 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (1) CHUNG-HOON, Jordyn Rocket of a shot from 30 yards out Win-WOLLER, Jeannie (1-0-0). Loss-Hughes, Anna (0-1-0). Stadium: Bell Field Officials: Referee: Schuyler Pack; Asst. Referee: Karen Grant; Michael Anglin; Alt. Official: Hensen Keetch; Timekeeper: Lea Williams; Scorer: USU Media Relations; Offsides: Central Arkansas 0, :52 US CHUNG-HOON, Jordyn (1) BROOKSBY, Jessica Connected from free kick, pass to Chungyards out 2. 79:46 US DOLZINE, Sydnie (1) (unassisted) through ball to Dolzine to slide past keepe 3. 88:18 US HAMBLIN, Wesley (1) CAMPBELL-ZOLLINGER, shot off throw-in YC-US #24 (67:56) Win-WOLLER, Jeannie (2-0-0). Loss-Perry, Jessica (1-1-0). Stadium: Chuck & Gloria Bell Officials: Referee: Scott Reynolds; Asst. Referee: Macelo Chaparro; Trin Anglin; Alt. Official: Harut Tarosyan; Offsides: Missouri State 0, 8. Match 3 Utah Valley 1, 0 vs Utah Valley (Aug 28, 2015 at Orem, Utah) (2-1-0) vs. Utah Valley (2-1-0) Date: Aug 28, 2015 Attendance: 2790 Weather: Sunny, 91 degrees, <5 mph wind m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 7 NOWERS, Danielle d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne m 40 FLYNN, Katie COBB, Sara TERUKINA, Shyani DEERE, Josie HUNT, Alexa DE BOER, Jenny DOLZINE, Sydnie Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Utah Valley Utah Valley Utah Valley Utah Valley gk 1 Duffin, Jessica m 4 Brown, Jamie m 5 Weber, Libby f 8 Fitzpatrick, Sydney f 9 Smith, Tori m 11 Anderson, Kasandra d 12 Brown, Linley d 13 Ostler, Melanie f 14 Kirk, Taylor d 20 Suesue, Kalli d 21 Cipperley, Sarah Callister, Sara Flinders, Laken Felis, Lexi McCarter, Breanna Timm, Angie Fox, Sheridan Gritton, Rylee Jameson, Abby Totals Duffin, Jessica 90: Utah Valley Utah Valley :31 UVU Smith, Tori (1) Ostler, Melanie direct kick from 25 yards into left side of header by 9 Win-Duffin, Jessica (2-1-0). Loss-WOLLER, Jeannie (2-1-0). Stadium: Clyde Field Officials: Referee: Schuyler Pack; Asst. Referee: Bruce Lawhun; Hensen Keetch; Alt. Official: Taylor Mott; Timekeeper: Tyler Nielson; Scorer: Lorie Garnett; Offsides: 1, Utah Valley 0. Match 4 2, Houston 0 Houston vs (Aug 30, 2015 at Logan, Utah) Houston (0-3-0, AAC) vs. (3-1-0, MW) Date: Aug 30, 2015 Attendance: 405 Weather: 85 degrees, sunny Houston gk 0 BROWN, Jordan d 2 KIRKWOOD, Hailey d 4 CLEWETT, Shayne m 8 DAUZAT, Hannah d 14 DOLENCE, Georgi d 15 RODRIGUEZ, Gabriell d 17 MCENTIRE, Margo d 18 HUBBARD, Hayley m 21 ALMAGUER, Vanessa m 23 PETERS, Selena m 28 SALAZAR, Claire GREEN, Lexa THEIN, Kelsey BOWEN, Desiree FLOWERS, Lauren ECHEVERRIA, Tiffani DAUBENDIEK, Sydne GOH, Megan BRASCIA, Meghan SCHULZ, Kristina COLE, Sevie Totals BROWN, Jordan 90: Houston Houston Houston gk 99 MCGUIRE, Grace m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 7 NOWERS, Danielle d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne m 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani DEERE, Josie HUNT, Alexa DE BOER, Jenny DOLZINE, Sydnie LEE, Ann Marie HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals MCGUIRE, Grace 90: Houston Houston :25 US ROBISON, Jayne (1) HAMBLIN, Wesley shot from the box, deflected from crossba 2. 66:10 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (2) FLYNN, Katie high cross deflected by keeper, headed in Win-MCGUIRE, Grace (1-0-0). Loss-BROWN, Jordan (0-3-0). Stadium: Chuck & Gloria Bell Officials: Referee: Jay Hutchinson; Asst. Referee: Mark Sackett; David Wright; Alt. Official: Steven Chapman; Timekeeper: Sean O'Sullivan; Scorer: Megan Allen; Offsides: Houston 1, 3. 6

7 Match 5 Iowa 2, 1 Iowa vs (Sep 4, 2015 at Missoula, Mont.) 2015 BOX SCORES Match 6 1, Gonzaga 1 (2OT) vs Gonzaga (Sep 06, 2015 at Spokane, Wash.) Iowa (4-0-0) vs. (3-2-0) Date: Sep 4, 2015 Attendance: 61 Weather: Overcast, 50s Iowa (3-2-1, MW) vs. Gonzaga (1-2-2, WCC) Date: Sep 06, 2015 Attendance: 309 Weather: Chilly and overcast Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Gonzaga Iowa g 1 Clark, Hannah Backes, Brooke Kentgen, Jenna Lulek, Amanda Toelle, Bri Crowdy, Madeline Seying, Kyrie Armand, Rachele Stuenkel, Karly Harman, Tory Rauch, Karsen Lainson, Laura Kemerling, Morgan Larson, Aubree Magruder, Alina Guindon, Mackenzie Henry, Chelsey Toureene, Abbey Kousheh, Hannah Woodruff, Katharine Totals Clark, Hannah 90: Iowa Iowa g 0 WOLLER, Jeannie HAMBLIN, Wesley BROOKSBY, Jessica TERUKINA, Shyani CAMPBELL-ZOLLING ANDERSEN, Kelsey WARNER, Rachelle HARMON, Lauren CHUNG-HOON, Jordy ROBISON, Jayne FLYNN, Katie DEERE, Josie HUNT, Alexa DE BOER, Jenny DOLZINE, Sydnie LEE, Ann Marie BOLINGBROKE, Kace HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Iowa Iowa gk 0 WOLLER, Jeannie m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING m 7 NOWERS, Danielle d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey d 17 WARNER, Rachelle m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne m 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani DEERE, Josie HUNT, Alexa DE BOER, Jenny LEE, Ann Marie HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 110: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Gonzaga Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Gonzaga Gonzaga gk 0 TOMBARI, Christie d 3 CARTER, Sarah m 4 STANDISH, Kristin d 6 PUMPELLY, Ariana f 9 ABERTON, Ashley m 12 HAYMAN, Kristin f 13 BAGGERLY, Karley m 19 CLARK, Lexi m 21 BIERAUGEL, Kelly d 26 ULKEKUL, Jodi d 28 MILLER, Aliyah FERRERA, McKenna JOHNSON, Heather KINCAID, Maddie TSUNEYOSHI, Hope ANDERSON, Sydney LUKE, Lauren VAN CITTERS, Savan RAPP, Meg Totals TOMBARI, Christie 110: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Gonzaga Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Gonzaga :39 US FLYNN, Katie (1) HARMON, Lauren 15 yards out, left side 2. 60:04 IOWA Toelle, Bri (3) Penalty kick 3. 61:43 IOWA Backes, Brooke (1) Toelle, Bri Redirect in front of goal Win-Clark, Hannah (4-0-0). Loss-WOLLER, Jeannie (2-2-0). Stadium: South Campus Stadium Officials: Referee: Rob Mauws; Asst. Referee: Jason Damschen; Marcos Maldonado; Alt. Official: Charles Farr; Offsides: Iowa 2, :45 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (3) CHUNG-HOON, Jordyn Struck hard and low, hit far post on the w 2. 51:00 GON HAYMAN, Kristin (1) Penalty kick YC-US #0 (3:43); YC-GON #11 (93:20) -WOLLER, Jeannie (2-2-1). Gonzaga-TOMBARI, Christie (1-2-2). Stadium: Luger Field Officials: Referee: Raymond Moffatte Jr.; Asst. Referee: Garth Trimble; Jenni Martin; Timekeeper: Morgan Landers; Scorer: Barrett Henderson; Offsides: 0, Gonzaga 1. Match 7 No. 5 BYU 1, 0 vs #5 BYU (Sep 10, 2015 at Provo, Utah) (3-3-1) vs. BYU (5-1-0) Date: Sep 10, 2015 Attendance: 4006 Weather: sunny mf 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING mf 7 NOWERS, Danielle d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey mf 18 HARMON, Lauren mf 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy mf 24 ROBISON, Jayne mf 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani HUNT, Alexa HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie HENRIE-PARRISH,Le Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: BYU BYU BYU BYU Player Sh SO G A Fo Po # Min gk 1 BOAZ, Rachel d 2 CAMPBELL ISOM, Ta f 6 GOMES, Nadia f 7 MURPHY VASCONCE mf 9 HUNT, Paige mf 10 PHILLIPS, Bizzy d 12 CALTON, Avery mf 21 SIDDOWAY, Madie d 24 RINGWOOD, Stepha mf 27 MEDEIROS, Elena f 33 HATCH, Ashley DEARDEN, Brittain NIMMER LINEHAN, M CHAMBERS GARDNE LOOMIS, Jocelyn BAILEY, Miranda LYONS, Madie Totals BOAZ, Rachel 90: BYU BYU :55 BY PHILLIPS, Bizzy (unassisted) YC-US #2 (86:50) Win-BOAZ, Rachel (5-1-0). Loss-WOLLER, Jeannie (2-3-1). Stadium: South Field Officials: Referee: Allen Chapman; Asst. Referee: Mitch Lillywhite; Jay Hutchinson; Alt. Official: Karsten Gillwald; Timekeeper: Jerry Freestone; Scorer: Abbey Judd; Offsides: 2, BYU 1. Match 8 5, Idaho State 3 Idaho State vs (Sep 13, 2015 at Logan, Utah) Idaho State (1-6-1, Big Sky) vs. (4-3-1, MW) Date: Sep 13, 2015 Attendance: 435 Weather: 80 degrees, overcast Idaho State gk 99 Hennings, Shawna f 1 Nunez, Esmeralda m 2 Bermudez, Lauren d 3 Cabilan, Vanessa m 5 Rodriquez, Samanth d 9 Mizo, Kayla m 10 Musto, Nikolina m 12 Smithson, Baylee f 17 Sanchez, Maria m 25 McCaw, Jennifer m 28 Kaumeyer, Cassidy Stainbrook, Caitlyn Sherman, Kenya Bare, Meaghan Lefler, Tatum Spooner, Tristen Peterson, Whitney McBride, Kortney Totals Hennings, Shawna 90: Idaho State Idaho State Idaho State m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica m 4 TERUKINA, Shyani d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 7 NOWERS, Danielle d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey d 17 WARNER, Rachelle m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 24 ROBISON, Jayne m 40 FLYNN, Katie DEERE, Josie HUNT, Alexa HOWES, Mikayla HAMMOND, Bailee CHUNG-HOON, Jordy DOLZINE, Sydnie LEE, Ann Marie HENRIE-PARRISH,Le HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Idaho State Idaho State :47 ISU Sanchez, Maria (1) Sanchez, Maria bounced back off the post 2. 20:39 ISU Sanchez, Maria (6) (unassisted) collected from defense, 15 yards out 3. 32:13 US HAMMOND, Bailee (1) ROBISON, Jayne cross from the 18, one touch in 4. 56:31 ISU Sanchez, Maria (7) (unassisted) followed own shot with second header 5. 58:24 US HAMBLIN, Wesley (2) ROBISON, Jayne crossed and driven down through open de 6. 65:27 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (4) HAMBLIN, Wesley dribbled through the box, short cross to s 7. 71:50 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (5) ROBISON, Jayne passed through the lane, eight yards out 8. 85:17 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (6) HOWES, Mikayla dribbled up with clear passes through an o FLYNN, Katie YC-ISU #3 (28:35); YC-ISU #TM (80:29) Win-WOLLER, Jeannie (3-3-1). Loss-Hennings, Shawna (0-1-0). Stadium: Chuck & Gloria Bell Officials: Referee: Blake Griffiths; Asst. Referee: Kristi Mak; Trin Anglin; Alt. Official: Michael Anglin; Timekeeper: Wade Denniston; Scorer: Megan Allen; Offsides: Idaho State 4, 4. 7

8 Match 9 2, Utah 0 vs Utah (Sep 18, 2015 at Salt Lake City, Utah) 2015 BOX SCORES Match 10 New Mexico 1, 0 New Mexico vs (Sep 25, 2015 at Logan, Utah) (5-3-1) vs. Utah (3-3-2) Date: Sep 18, 2015 Attendance: 1823 Weather: 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley BROOKSBY, Jessica TERUKINA, Shyani CAMPBELL-ZOLLING NOWERS, Danielle ANDERSEN, Kelsey WARNER, Rachelle HARMON, Lauren ROBISON, Jayne FLYNN, Katie DEERE, Josie HOWES, Mikayla HAMMOND, Bailee CHUNG-HOON, Jordy HENRIE-PARRISH,Le Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Utah Utah Utah Utah Player Sh SO G A Fo Po # Min gk 00 Luke, Lindsey Allen, Ali Kearl, Janie Van der Veen, Paola Buckley, Kaycee Nielsen, Baylee Vukic, Natalie Trabert, Megan Skolmoski, Hailey Jacobsen, Eden Elmer, Mariah Flom, Max Slattery, Taylor Turang, Cabria Hyde, Hannah Elmer, Mikayla Totals Luke, Lindsey 90: Utah Utah :04 US FLYNN, Katie HAMBLIN, Wesley cross from the endline, tapped in 2. 83:22 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (7) FLYNN, Katie crossed from endline, off GK hands, fell to front Win-WOLLER, Jeannie. Loss-Luke, Lindsey. Stadium: Ute Field Officials: Referee: Hamed Sadeghi; Asst. Referee: Brandon Major; Karsten Gillwald; Alt. Official: James Roy; Offsides: 3, Utah 3. New Mexico (3-5-0, MW) vs. (5-4-0, MW) Date: Sep 25, 2015 Attendance: 870 Weather: Sunny, 80 degrees New Mexico gk 0 ULRICH, Cassie m 3 O'CONNOR, Dylann m 8 BLANKSMA, Korynn d 9 CHAVEZ, Emily m 13 IRWIN, Maddie m 14 LYNCH, Claire m 23 COONROD, Alyssa f 24 OLGUIN, Madisyn d 26 EDEMANN, Amber d 31 JIMENEZ, Isabella f 36 MUNOZ, Jennifer BRUCIAGA, Ruth WEBSTER, Broooke SLORA, Quincy WHEELER, Annie MURPHY, Casey CABRALES, Alexa BALLANTYNE, Ashley Totals ULRICH, Cassie 90: New Mexico New Mexico New Mexico m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica m 4 TERUKINA, Shyani d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 7 NOWERS, Danielle m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le m 40 FLYNN, Katie DEERE, Josie HUNT, Alexa DE BOER, Jenny HAMMOND, Bailee CHUNG-HOON, Jordy LEE, Ann Marie HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: New Mexico New Mexico :42 NM BRUCIAGA, Ruth (1) COONROD, Alyssa in the box, off the defense YC-US #2 (17:40); YC-NM #3 (28:50); YC-NM #7 (86:43) Win-ULRICH, Cassie (3-5-0). Loss-WOLLER, Jeannie (4-4-1). Stadium: Chuck & Gloria Bell Officials: Referee: Jason Hutchinson; Asst. Referee: Karen Grant; Alan Jimenez; Alt. Official: Robert Baptista; Timekeeper: Sean O'Sullivan; Scorer: Megan Allen; Offsides: New Mexico 2, 4. Match 11 San Diego State 2, 0 San Diego State vs (Sep 27, 2015 at Logan, Utah) San Diego State (5-4-0, MW) vs. (5-5-1, MW) Date: Sep 27, 2015 Attendance: 509 Weather: 75 degrees, 5 mph wind San Diego State gk 00 VAUGHN, Melanie m 3 MOSES, Milan m 5 BARBA, Victoria f 8 REGEFALK, Hedda f 9 MITCHELL, Angela d 13 MORAN, Stacie d 16 RUPEY, Jen f 17 UTUSH, Aliyah d 20 HAUKE, Ashley f 22 PRUITT, Leah d 23 BALMA, Hailey HUNTER, Xochi SAAVEDRA, Katie DARLING, Morgan GEER, Tiffany RUSSELL, Taylor PHARE, Zsuria SIMPSON, Morgan CRAINE, Gemma DEROSA, Dani Totals VAUGHN, Melanie 90: San Diego State San Diego State San Diego State m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 7 NOWERS, Danielle m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le m 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani ANDERSEN, Kelsey HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie LEE, Ann Marie CLARK, Emma HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: San Diego State San Diego State :15 SDSU PRUITT, Leah (3) (unassisted) turned with ball, shot to bottom right corn edge of box 2. 75:17 SDSU DARLING, Morgan (1) RUPEY, Jen shot and deflected down off crossbar YC-SDSU #23 (13:31); YC-US #20 (55:26); YC-SDSU #13 (88:08) Win-VAUGHN, Melanie (5-4-0). Loss-WOLLER, Jeannie (4-5-1). Stadium: Chuck & Gloria Bell Officials: Referee: Katja Koroleva; Asst. Referee: Bruce Lahun; Scott Reynolds; Alt. Official: Sly Yeates; Timekeeper: Sean O'Sullivan; Scorer: Megan Allen; Offsides: San Diego State 2, 1. Match 12 3, Fresno State 2 vs Fresno State (Oct 2, 2015 at Fresno, Calif.) (6-5-1) vs. Fresno State (1-8-1) Date: Oct 2, 2015 Attendance: 786 Weather: mf 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING mf 7 NOWERS, Danielle mf 18 HARMON, Lauren mf 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy f 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le mf 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani ANDERSEN, Kelsey HUNT, Alexa HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State gk 1 BERWINKEL-KOTTMA mf 2 BRECHMANN, Sam d 3 KERRACHE, Marina d 8 JOHANSSON, Fanny mf 11 DELGADILLO, Myra mf 12 HOLSWORTH, Alyssa mf 14 COTA, Rianna f 17 GOMEZ, Maria d 22 NUNES, Amanda d 23 CIAPPONI, Sara Jo mf 28 WEINER, Angie CRUZ, Alyssa CLINE, Peyton HINES, Ashari BRACKEN, Carly Totals BERWINKEL-KOTTMA 90: Fresno State Fresno State :39 FS JOHANSSON, Fanny (1) WEINER, Angie DELGADILLO, Myra 2. 40:34 US HAMBLIN, Wesley (3) (unassisted) 3. 54:09 US ROBISON, Jayne (2) Penalty kick 4. 56:39 FS DELGADILLO, Myra (1) Penalty kick 5. 83:46 US ROBISON, Jayne (3) HAMBLIN, Wesley YC-US #7 (56:39); YC-US #2 (73:25) Win-WOLLER, Jeannie (5-5-1). Loss-BERWINKEL-KOTTMANN (0-2-0). Stadium: Soccer and LAX Field Officials: Referee: Matthew Buckman; Asst. Referee: Paul Dadoorian; Ryan Huish; Alt. Official: Erick Walker; Timekeeper: Ruben Pineda; Scorer: Jason Kelm; Offsides: 1, Fresno State 1. 8

9 Match 13 1, San José State 0 vs San Jose State (Oct 04, 2015 at San Jose, Calif.) 2015 BOX SCORES Match 14 Nevada 3, 1 vs Nevada (Oct 09, 2015 at Reno, Nev.) (7-5-1, MW) vs. San Jose State (5-5-4, MW) Date: Oct 04, 2015 Attendance: 161 Weather: Sunny, 70 degrees mf 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING mf 7 NOWERS, Danielle mf 18 HARMON, Lauren mf 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy mf 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le mf 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani DEERE, Josie ANDERSEN, Kelsey HUNT, Alexa HOWES, Mikayla HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: San Jose State San Jose State San Jose State San Jose State gk 1 MAKRIGIANNIS, Zoe d 3 BERKLEY, Claire d 4 DOCHERTY, Rachel mf 6 MANZANO, Daria mf 7 RODRIGUEZ, Darlen f 9 HOPPIUS, Dorthe mf 10 WATHEN-MAYORGA, f 12 FRANKLIN, Darriell d 13 WILKES, Myia mf 19 McBEATH, Carley f 27 ORODPOUR, Samant BERTULEIT, Alyssa CHAPA, Maricruz CHUNG, Veronica CUELLAR, Yvette ELTERMAN, Courtney Totals MAKRIGIANNIS, Zoe 90: San Jose State San Jose State :27 US TERUKINA, Shyani (1) (unassisted) Dribbled to the middle, just outside the bo arc over the keeper YC-SJ #19 (85:42); YC-SJ #1 (89:17) Win-WOLLER, Jeannie (6-5-1). Loss-MAKRIGIANNIS, Zoe (5-3-2). Officials: Referee: Charles Farr; Asst. Referee: Steve Krow-Lucal; Stephen Archer; Alt. Official: Alex Miller; Timekeeper: Niall Adler; Scorer: Dom Urrutia; Offsides: 0, San Jose State 3. (7-6-1, MW) vs. Nevada (4-7-2, MW) Date: Oct 09, 2015 Attendance: 491 Nevada Weather: Sunny, 88 degrees, winds northwest at 9 mph m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica m 4 TERUKINA, Shyani d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING m 7 NOWERS, Danielle m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le m 40 FLYNN, Katie DEERE, Josie ANDERSEN, Kelsey HUNT, Alexa HOWES, Mikayla HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie LEE, Ann Marie HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Nevada Nevada Nevada gk 0 QUINTOS, Kelsey d 5 PROSSER, Katie d 7 WIEHE, Bryanna f 10 MARTINI, Stephanie d 11 DAVISON, Katherine f 15 JONES-OGLESBY,Dai m 17 SALCIDO, Lindsey f 19 KOPOLOW, Kara m 20 WUENSCHE, Hannah m 26 MILLER, Hannah d 27 MADAMBA, Mei-Li MERIWETHER, Angel CIESYNSKI, Aubrie PETERSON, Rylee BOSSON, Brianna CAPORICCI, Gaby Totals QUINTOS, Kelsey 90: Nevada Nevada :17 NV SALCIDO, Lindsey (4) (unassisted) straight shot off free kick from far side, 15 line 2. 43:18 NV PETERSON, Rylee (1) (unassisted) dribbled through multiple defenders, shot outstretched keeper 3. 54:57 NV MILLER, Hannah (3) SALCIDO, Lindsey headed in off of corner kick 4. 61:51 US ROBISON, Jayne (4) (unassisted) scored on a break away YC-NV #25 (63:40); YC-NV #24 (84:11); YC-NV #15 (86:18); YC-NV #13 (87:02) Win-QUINTOS, Kelsey (4-7-2). Loss-WOLLER, Jeannie (6-6-1). Stadium: Mackay Stadium Officials: Referee: Ben Chouaf; Asst. Referee: Greg West; Lauren Thomas; Alt. Official: Tyler Thew; Timekeeper: Tara Park; Scorer: Katie Rihn; Offsides: 0, Nevada 1. (7-7-1, 2-4-0) vs. UNLV (7-8-0, 2-4-0) Date: Oct 11, 2015 Attendance: Weather: Sunny and clear sky; 91 deg Match 15 UNLV 3, 0 vs UNLV (Oct 11, 2015 at Las Vegas) gk 0 WOLLER, Jeannie m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey d 17 WARNER, Rachelle m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le m 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani DEERE, Josie HUNT, Alexa HOWES, Mikayla DE BOER, Jenny HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie LEE, Ann Marie CLARK, Emma HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: UNLV UNLV UNLV UNLV gk 0 CLARK, Jessie d 5 MYERS, Isabella m 7 WILSON, Hayley m 11 CORTES, Sophie m 12 MURNAN, Denali f 13 BLAZAK, Dakota f 14 BERNAL, Susie d 15 WEBER, Samantha d 19 AKUBUILO, Chidera m 20 MAGNIN, Jordan f 26 BARBER, Jodi GIDEON, Brittney ALBA, Hannah DOVALI, Lindsey DELGADO, Isabelle SANDOVAL, Kendall CANDIOGLOS, Nicole BRINKMAN, Kaila SENDER, Lily Totals CLARK, Jessie 90: UNLV UNLV :00 LV BARBER, Jodi (5) MURNAN, Denali Cross to the right side and shot right insid box 2. 73:09 LV MAGNIN, Jordan (1) SANDOVAL, Kendall Header in the middle of the box from a fre 3. 76:12 LV GIDEON, Brittney (3) (unassisted) Dribbled down the middle and shot it top r net Win-CLARK, Jessie (2-1-0). Loss-WOLLER, Jeannie (6-7-1). Stadium: Johann Memorial Fiel Officials: Referee: Timothy Ford; Asst. Referee: Dr. Jack Young; Kal Euampoor; Alt. Official: John Kennedy; Timekeeper: Dick Calvert; Scorer: Korey Blucas; Offsides: 3, UNLV 0. Match 16 2, Air Force 1 Air Force vs (Oct 16, 2015 at Logan, Utah) Air Force (4-10-1, MW) vs. (8-7-1, MW) Date: Oct 16, 2015 Attendance: 509 Weather: 72 degrees, sunny, light breeze Air Force gk 1 KAHALLEY, Alex d 2 COOPER, Christy m 3 SKIDMORE, Alison f 5 COBB, Taylor f 6 COOK, Kaitlyn f 8 SWIFT, Ally d 12 REISINGER, Meredit d 17 BUCUR, Rafaella d 19 MAVROUDIS, Morga d 21 O'SULLIVAN, Kristina m 24 KARAMANOS, Angela KUNZELMAN, Brooke RITTMANN, Brooke DENTON, Lizzy BEASLEY, Rebecca GRECO, Ashley ENNIS, Kaitlyn ROBERTSON, Bre DUEBER, Natalee SHIMKUS, Kristen Totals KAHALLEY, Alex 90: Air Force Air Force Air Force m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 19 HAMMOND, Bailee m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le TERUKINA, Shyani NOWERS, Danielle HUNT, Alexa HOWES, Mikayla DOLZINE, Sydnie HINCKLEY, Jaylen FLYNN, Katie Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Air Force Air Force :12 US ROBISON, Jayne (5) FLYNN, Katie connected after rebounding corner kick 2. 67:59 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (8) (unassisted) beat two defenders to hit into top left corn Win-WOLLER, Jeannie (7-7-1). Loss-KAHALLEY, Alex (1-6-1). Stadium: Chuck & Gloria Bell Officials: Referee: Charles Farr; Asst. Referee: Kory Parker; Taylor Mott; Alt. Official: Sly Yeates; Timekeeper: Sean O'Sullivan; Scorer: Megan Allen; Offsides: Air Force 0, 5. 9

10 Match 17 3, Colorado College 2 Colorado College vs (Oct 18, 2015 at Logan, Utah) 2015 BOX SCORES Match 18 1, Colorado State 0 vs Colorado State (Oct 23, 2015 at Fort Collins, Colo.) Colorado College (7-9-1, MW) vs. (9-7-1, MW) Date: Oct 18, 2015 Attendance: 370 Weather: 65 degrees, partly cloudy Colorado College (5-4-0 MW) vs. Colorado State (0-8-1 MW) Date: Oct 23, 2015 Attendance: 412 Weather: 50's, windy Colorado State Colorado College gk 18 MACKENZIE, Louisa f 2 MILLIET, Lauren m 4 LAPOINTE, AnneSop m 5 SULLIVAN, Kelli d 6 LONG, Alexis f 7 CONLON, Rae m 8 SCHWEISS, Sarah m 14 RICHTER, Clara d 19 MARTINO, Rachael m 21 TOMINELLO, Madiso d 23 CURRAN, Samantha GREGG, Anna DUNN, Maddi GORNICK, Dana LAUZON, Julia BUIKA, Pelemarie Totals MACKENZIE, Louisa 90: Colorado College Colorado College m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le m 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani HUNT, Alexa HOWES, Mikayla HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Colorado College Colorado College m 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLING d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey m 18 HARMON, Lauren m 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy m 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le m 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani DEERE, Josie HOWES, Mikayla HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Colorado State Colorado State Colorado State gk 0 MCGINLEY, Jesse d 2 BOWDEN, Shelby f 7 BRATSCHUN, Erika d 8 STAUFFER, Jessica f 9 BERTANA, Gianna m 10 RODRIGUEZ, Maddi f 14 GERDIN, Hannah d 20 STONE, Janelle d 21 SPEED, Megan m 22 ECKERT, Amy m 34 MARCONI, Gianna SWENSON, Lexi ORNES, Kaija NELSON, Taylor ARAO, Mikaila SCHMIDT, Mikayla Totals MCGINLEY, Jesse 90: Colorado State Colorado State :16 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (9) (unassisted) stolen from defender 35 yards out, dribble 2. 47:20 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (10) HAMBLIN, Wesley cross from corner of the box, angled into l corner 3. 71:14 CC SCHWEISS, Sarah (8) TOMINELLO, Madison won from defense, crossed in 4. 78:43 US HAMBLIN, Wesley (4) BROOKSBY, Jessica give and go from top of box 5. 81:05 CC SCHWEISS, Sarah (9) GREGG, Anna dribbled throuh the box, opposite corner YC-US #40 (89:08) Win-WOLLER, Jeannie (8-7-1). Loss-MACKENZIE, Louisa (7-9-1). Stadium: Chuck & Gloria Bell Officials: Referee: Daniel Bava; Asst. Referee: Michael Anglin; Karsten Gillwald; Alt. Official: Trin Anglin; Timekeeper: Sean O'Sullivan; Scorer: Megan Allen; Offsides: Colorado College 1, :19 US BROOKSBY, Jessica (unassisted) Unassisted goal from top of box into botto YC-US #24 (77:46); YC-US #2 (80:05) Win-WOLLER, Jeannie (9-7-1). Loss-MCGINLEY, Jesse (3-13-2). Stadium: The Lagoon Officials: Referee: Turan Ozdemir; Asst. Referee: Thomas Habtwemicael; Jacob Herold; Alt. Official: Justin Fillmore; Timekeeper: Carolyn Jenkins; Scorer: Samuel Feldman; Offsides: 4, Colorado State 0. Match 19 Wyoming 2, 1 The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Aggies vs Wyoming Cowgirls (Oct 25, 2015 at Laramie, Wyo.) Match 20 vs. Boise State Aggies (9-8-1) vs. Wyoming Cowgirls (9-5-4) Date: Oct 25, 2015 Attendance: 320 Weather: Mostly Sunny, 57 degrees Aggies gk 0 WOLLER, Jeannie mf 2 HAMBLIN, Wesley f 3 BROOKSBY, Jessica d 6 CAMPBELL-ZOLLINGE d 10 ANDERSEN, Kelsey d 17 WARNER, Rachelle mf 18 HARMON, Lauren mf 20 CHUNG-HOON, Jordy mf 24 ROBISON, Jayne d 27 HENRIE-PARRISH,Le mf 40 FLYNN, Katie TERUKINA, Shyani NOWERS, Danielle HUNT, Alexa HOWES, Mikayla DE BOER, Jenny HAMMOND, Bailee DOLZINE, Sydnie HINCKLEY, Jaylen Totals WOLLER, Jeannie 90: Aggies Wyoming Cowgirls Aggies Wyoming Cowgirls Aggies Wyoming Cowgirls Wyoming Cowgirls gk 1 ENTSMINGER, Cassid f 2 HINMAN, Anne d 5 BURTON, Taylor d 7 BASS, Alisha f 9 LOMSNES, Kaitlyn mf 10 MEYER, Mandy f 12 ASHOURI, Shaina d 13 MARCHESO, Katie mf 14 CLAYTON, Annika d 15 DUNDA, Sammi f 19 RAMER, Laurel HALLE, Summer PARKER, Claire MURRAY, Alyssa GENTLE, Jessie CRYER, Kayla Totals ENTSMINGER, 90: Cassid Aggies Wyoming Cowgirls Aggies Wyoming Cowgirls :21 WY ASHOURI, Shaina (9) CLAYTON, Annika cross to center of field kicked in 2. 80:16 US DOLZINE, Sydnie (2) CHUNG-HOON, Jordyn 3. 85:41 WY LOMSNES, Kaitlyn (1) ASHOURI, Shaina Win-ENTSMINGER, Cassidy (6-3-3). Loss-WOLLER, Jeannie (9-8-1). Stadium: Louis S. Madrid Officials: Referee: Ashbir Singh; Asst. Referee: Kathie Krempels; Neal Fausset; Alt. Official: Patrick Franklyn; Offsides: Aggies 0, Wyoming Cowgirls 0. 10

11 HEATHER CAIRNS HEAD COACH Heather Cairns is entering her 13th season as the head coach of the Utah State soccer program. With a career record of (.560), Cairns is the winningest head coach in program history, passing former head coach Stacy Enos ( ) who went (.306) in five seasons with the Aggies. Cairns teams have also recorded a school-record 97 shutouts in the last 12 seasons. USU recorded a total of just 16 shutouts in the six years prior to Cairns appointment as head coach. As USU s head coach, Cairns was named the Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 2008 and During Cairns tenure, the Aggies have earned nine Player of the Year honors. Forward Shantel Flanary was named the WAC Offensive Player of the Year in 2009 and 2011, while defender Natalie Norris picked up the WAC Defensive Player of the Year title in 2010, 2011 and Defender Taryn Rose earned USU s first Mountain West honor, as she was named the league s Defensive Player of the Year in Additionally, Rose and Flanary were named the WAC Freshman of the Year in 2011 and 2009, respectively, while Lindsey Smart earned the honor in Under Cairns, earned 22 all-big West honors, 37 all-wac awards and has added five all-mountain West accolades. In the classroom, USU has been strong as well, garnering 55 academic all-big West, 123 academic all-wac and 32 academic all-mountain West accolades. Additionally, 27 soccer players have been named Mountain West Scholar-Athletes. Cairns has also led the team to 12-straight NSCAA Team Academic Awards. With a solid foundation in the team s second season in the Mountain West, Cairns led the 2014 squad to a record, while going in league action. The Aggies finished fifth in the conference, ending the season in the quarterfinal round of the Mountain West Tournament in a loss to Colorado College. Rose picked up her Defensive Player of the Year honor, while being named to the all-conference first-team. She was joined by midfielder Lexie Morgan with all-league accolades. In the classroom, 15 student-athletes earned academic all-mountain West honors, while 13 were named Mountain West Scholar-Athletes. In 2013, the Aggies made the move to the Mountain West where they finished with a overall record and a mark in league play, which was good for fifth. The fifth-seeded Aggies advanced to the semifinals of the Mountain West Tournament before falling to the eventual champion San Diego State. Jennifer Flynn, Rose and Brooke Larsen-Leavitt were all honored with all-conference honors. ference honors, while 14 were named Mountain West Scholar-Athletes n the team s first year in the league. In 2012, the Aggies reached their second-straight NCAA Tournament after capturing their second WAC Tournament title in as many seasons. With a overall record and a league record, USU won its fourth conference title in its eighth and final season in the league. USU hosted the WAC Tournament and captured the title with a 1-0 win over Denver. Norris captured her third-straight WAC Defensive Player of the Year honor as well as earning a spot on the first team. Mari Miyashiro and Ashlyn Mulford were both first-team honorees, while Rose and Flynn were named to the second team. Norris also was named WAC Tournament MVP. USU s season came to an end after a 2-1 loss at BYU in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The Aggies had another great year in the classroom, with 17 players being named to the all-wac academic team. The 2011 season was a historic year for as the squad won its first WAC Tournament title and reached its first NCAA Tournament. USU also won its third WAC regular-season title in four seasons. The Aggies ended the year with a school record mark and a record in league action. USU swept the WAC awards with Flanary earning Offensive Player of the Year honors and Norris being named Defensive Player of the Year, both winning the honor for the second time. Rose was named Freshman of the Year, while Cairns captured her second Coach of the Year honor. After winning the WAC Tournament, 1-0, against host Fresno State, senior Molli Merrill was named WAC Tournament MVP. made its first-ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament that season, falling, 2-1, at Auburn in the first round. That year, 11 players earned academic all-wac honors. In 2010, Cairns and the Aggies won their second WAC regular-season title when USU tied San José State. USU ended the season with a 9-7- Norris had a stellar season both on and off the field in 2013, becoming USU soccer s first CoSIDA Academic first-team All-American. Norris had a double major in nutrition, dietetics & food science and exercise science with a 3.95 grade point average. Norris also earned NSCAA Scholar first-team All-American honors and was a Lowe s Senior CLASS second-team All-American, as well as earning CoSIDA Academic all-district honors. Overall, 16 USU players earned academic all-con- 11

12 5 overall record and a WAC record. Norris was the first Aggie to earn WAC Defensive Player of the Year honors and was joined on the all-wac first team by Chandra Salmon-Christensen and Flanary. Salmon-Christensen became the first USU player to earn first-team all-conference honors her first three seasons. The Aggies ended the year with 18 players earning academic all-conference honors, a program record that still stands. In 2009, had its fourth-straight 10-win season, finishing overall and a conference record. The Aggies ended the season second in WAC play. Salmon-Christensen earned first-team all-wac honors for the second-straight year, while Flanary garnered WAC Offensive Player of the Year honors. The conference accolades continued with 15 student-athletes earning academic all-wac honors. Cairns and the Aggies had a breakout season in 2008 with a overall record and a perfect WAC mark. The 13 wins were the most ever by an Aggie squad at the time, and the team set another record when it won eight-straight matches. USU was the first WAC team since SMU in 2001 to go undefeated in league play. had a historic seven players named to the all-wac team, including Flanary earning Freshman of the Year honors. Cairns also earned her first WAC Coach of the Year honor, leading the Aggies to their first WAC Tournament championship match. At the conclusion of the season, 14 Aggies were named to the all-wac academic team. USU posted a record in 2007, tying the most-ever wins in the program s 12-year history. The Aggies conference record tied the previous program-record mark of five league wins set in In 2007, USU also set records for most points in a season (114), most goals in a season (40) and most assists in a season (34). also captured its first conference tournament victory as it shut out San José State, 4-0, in the first round of action before falling to the eventual tournament champion Hawai i in the semifinals, 1-0, in double overtime. The Aggies continued their success in the classroom with 16 players earning academic all- WAC honors. In 2006, recorded a overall record, reaching the 10- win mark for just the second time in program history. The Aggies conference record topped the previous record for conference wins and the.750 conference winning percentage was also a school record. That year, Cairns coached the 2006 WAC Freshman of the Year in Smart, who also garnered second-team all-wac honors. Two more Aggies earned all-wac accolades with Charity Weston and Dana Peart earning first and second-team honors, respectively. USU had 17 players named to the academic all-wac team. The 2005 season saw Cairns and the Aggies amass a ledger in their first season in the WAC. Cairns and USU recorded a WAC record, tying for second-place in the conference standings and advancing to the WAC Tournament, where the Aggies lost in the first round to eventual tournament champion Fresno State. That season, the Aggies earned 16 academic all-wac accolades, leading all USU teams in their first year in the league. In 2004, Cairns led USU to a mark, becoming the only Aggie coach to reach 16 wins in their first two seasons. That year, Cairns coached three all-big West selections, two NSCAA Regional Scholar-Athletes and saw her team grab the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the second-straight year. The Aggie soccer team also led USU for the second-consecutive year in its number of fall academic all-big West honorees, garnering eight. In her first year at, Cairns led the Aggies to a then school-record 10 wins and its highest conference winning percentage (.556) in 12 HEATHER CAIRNS HEAD COACH the program s eight seasons. set then school records in its number of all-big West (5) and academic all-big West (13) selections. Before becoming the head coach at, Cairns spent four years as an assistant coach at Creighton. In her time at CU, the Bluejays went from a record in 1999 to winning the 2002 Missouri Valley Conference championship with a overall record. Additionally, Creighton qualified for the 2002 NCAA Tournament for the first time in the program s history. From , the Bluejays produced an NSCAA regional All-American, 18 all-conference players, six freshmen all-conference honorees, 13 academic all-conference selections and 11 NSCAA regional scholar-athletes. Prior to her time at Creighton, Cairns spent two years as an assistant at New Mexico from and worked as a graduate assistant coach for three years ( ) at St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa. An Erie, Pa. native, Cairns earned her bachelor s degree in biology in 1994 from Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y., where she was a four-year letterwinner and two-year captain of the women s soccer team. She completed a second bachelor s degree in education while at St. Ambrose. She holds a B license from the United States Soccer Federation and an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma. CAIRNS COACHING RECORDS as Head Coach at Year W-L-T Pct % % %* %* TOTAL as Assistant Coach at New Mexico Year W-L-T Pct Total as Assistant Coach at Creighton Year W-L-T Pct ^ Total * NCAA Tournament appearance ^MVC Champions %WAC Champions

13 2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 0 Jeannie Woller GK 5-6 Sr. 3L Sandy, Utah (Waterford School) 00 Sara Cobb GK 5-8 Jr. 1L Freehold, N.J. (Freehold HS) 1 Natalie Stoven GK 5-6 Jr. 2L Cottonwood Heights, Utah (Brighton HS) 2 Wesley Hamblin M 5-4 So. 1L Alpine, Utah (Lone Peak HS) 3 Jessica Brooksby F 5-7 Jr. 2L Hyde Park, Utah (Sky View HS) 4 Shyani Terukina M 5-3 Jr. 2L Ewa Beach, Hawaii (Mililani HS) 5 Josie Deere M 5-5 RS Fr. SQ Franklin, Tenn. (Franklin HS) 6 Karlee Campbell-Zollinger D 5-3 Jr. 2L Providence, Utah (Mountain Crest HS) 7 Danielle Nowers M/D 5-5 So. 1L Draper, Utah (Alta HS) 9 Erin Rickenbach M/D 5-6 So. 1L Ammon, Idaho (Hillcrest HS) 10 Kelsey Andersen D 5-5 Fr. HS Hooper, Utah (Fremont HS) 12 Alexa Hunt M 5-4 Fr. HS Las Vegas, Nev. (Spring Valley HS) 14 Mikalya Howes D 5-3 RS So. SQ Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood HS) 16 Jenny De Boer D 5-5 Fr. HS Meridian, Idaho (Rocky Mountain HS) 17 Rachelle Warner D 5-5 So. 1L Orem, Utah (Timpanogos HS) 18 Lauren Harmon M 5-9 Jr. 2L Salt Lake City, Utah (Skyline HS) 19 Bailee Hammond M/F 5-6 So. 1L Centerville, Utah (Viewmont HS) 20 Jordyn Chung-Hoon M 5-7 Fr. HS Orem, Utah (Timpanogos HS) 21 Sydnie Dolzine F 5-8 Fr. HS McKinney, Texas (McKinney Boyd HS) 22 Ann Marie Lee D 5-5 Jr. 1L Garden Grove, Calif. (Pacifica HS) 24 Jayne Robison M 5-4 Jr. 2L Layton, Utah (Layton HS) 26 Emma Clark D/M 5-9 Fr. HS San Diego, Calif. (Westview HS) 27 Lexie Henrie-Parrish D 5-9 Sr. 3L Orem, Utah (Timpanogos HS) 28 Kacey Bolingbroke M 5-2 RS Fr. SQ Syracuse, Utah (Clearfield HS) 31 Jaylen Hinckley M 5-9 Fr. HS College Station, Texas (College Station HS) 40 Katie Flynn M 5-6 Jr. 1L Sandy, Utah (Juan Diego HS/Idaho State) 99 Grace McGuire GK 5-8 RS Fr. SQ Falls Church, Va. (Falls Church HS) Head Coach: Heather Cairns (Canisius, 94) (.560), 13th year Associate Coach: Trevor Wachsman (Fort Lewis College, 00), Sixth year Assistant Coach: Molli Merrill (, 13), Fourth year Undergraduate Assistant Coach: Sara Lorscheider, First year Kacey Bolingbroke = Bowl-ing-broke Heather Cairns = Care-ins Jenny De Boer = De-boar Sydnie Dolzine = Dole-zeen Sara Lorscheider = Lore-shy-der How Do You Say That!? Erin Rickenbach = Rick-in-bock Jayne Robison = Rob-eh-son Shyani Terukina = Shy-ann-ee Tare-uh-keena Trevor Wachsman = Walks-man Rachelle Warner = Ra-shell 13

14 2015 AGGIE SOCCER 14 #10 KELSEY ANDERSEN #28 KACEY BOLINGBROKE #3 JESSICA BROOKSBY #6 KARLEE CAMBPELL-ZOLLINGER #20 JORDYN CHUNG-HOON #26 EMMA CLARK #00 SARA COBB #16 JENNY DE BOER #5 JOSIE DEERE #21 SYDNIE DOLZINE #40 KATIE FLYNN #2 WESLEY HAMBLIN #19 BAILEE HAMMOND #18 LAUREN HARMON #27 LEXIE HENRIE-PARRISH #31 JAYLEN HINCKLEY #14 MIKAYLA HOWES #12 ALEXA HUNT #22 ANN MARIE LEE #99 GRACE MCGUIRE #7 DANIELLE NOWERS #9 ERIN RICKENBACH #24 JAYNE ROBISON #1 NATALIE STOVEN #4 SHYANI TERUKINA #17 RACHELLE WARNER #0 JEANNIE WOLLER HEATHER CAIRNS TREVOR WACHSMAN MOLLI MERRILL