2016 MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES

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1 MARQUETTE (2-4-2) Golden Eagles 24th Head Coach:...Markus Roeders (21st year) Pts Leader:...Molly Pfeiffer (5 pts) Goal Leader:...Pfeiffer/Proffitt (2g) Assist Leader:...Four Players (1a) Starting Keeper:...Maddy Henry...(2-4-2, 760 min., 35 svs, 1.30 gaa,.761) Website:...GoMarquette.com THE MATCHUP VS CAL POLY (4-2-1, BIG WEST) Friday, Sept. 16 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee Valley Video/Stats:...MUTV/GoMarquette.com Head Coach:...Alex Crozier (25th year) Pts Leader:... Caitlyn Kreutz (2g, 2a, 6 pts) Starting Keeper:...Sophia Brown...(4-2-1, 657 min., 22 svs, 0.82 gaa,.786) Saturday, April 27 1 p.m. Milwaukee, Wis. Valley Fields USC (8-7, 6-3TEAM-BY-TEAM COMPARISON Marquette (2-4-2) 2016 Cal Poly (4-2-1) 0.88 / Goals Per Game / Allowed Per Game / / Shots Per Game / Shots Allowed / / Shots on Goal-Attempts/Pct / / 38...Corner Kicks / Opp. Corners...32 / / Saves / Opp. Saves...22 / 32 MU HOSTS CAL POLY AND CSUN IN MARQUETTE INVITATIONAL Golden Eagles host three teams at Valley Fields this weekend The Marquette University women s soccer team will host the Marquette Invitational this weekend, beginning Friday at 7:30 p.m. when the squad takes on Cal Poly at Valley Fields. The Golden Eagles (2-4-2) will also face CSUN on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the final match of the event. In addition to the contests including the Golden Eagles (2-4-2), CSUN (3-1-4) will take on Loyola Chicago (0-5-2) at 4:30 p.m. Friday and Cal Poly (4-2-1) will face the Ramblers on Sunday at 11 a.m. Both Marquette matches will be broadcast live on GoMarquette.com, while all four matches will feature live statistics. MU s Patrick Reed and Chris Jenkins will handle Friday night s call against Cal Poly and Sunday s game will be produced by Marquette s student-run media outlet the Marquette Wire (MUTV). Grant Becker and Jack Goods will broadcast the match against CSUN on Sunday. The meetings against the Mustangs and Matadors are the first in program history for the Golden Eagles against the Big West schools. MU s lone match ever against a current member of the Big West came on Aug. 28, 2011, a 2-1 Marquette win over Long Beach State at Valley Fields. Last season the Golden Eagles captured the crown in the Marquette Invitational with a 2-1 win over Northern Arizona and a 1-1 draw with South Dakota State. MU is in matches during its annual fall home tournament over the last 10 years and is at Valley Fields this season. All faculty and staff in attendance will receive free admission in honor of Faculty and Staff Appreciation Weekend. The Golden Eagles will also honor their alumnae in attendance during Friday s contest against Cal Polly as part of the squad s Alumni Weekend. Following Marquette s match against CSUN, the team begins BIG EAST Conference action in Omaha, Nebraska against Creighton. The bout takes place Sunday, Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. CT on the BIG EAST Digital Network through FOX Sports Go. MARQUETTE S LAST TIME OUT: The Golden Eagles went over the weekend with a 1-1 draw against Milwaukee on Friday at Valley Fields and a tough 1-0 defeat at then-no. 24 Northwestern on Sunday evening. Molly Pfeiffer scored the tying goal in the 89th minute against the Panthers after MU struggled to break through despite an 18-8 edge in shots. The draw was the second consecutive in MARQUETTE QUICK FACTS 2016 Record (0-0-0 BIG EAST) Location...Milwaukee, Wis. Home Facility...Valley Fields (1,750) Head Coach...Markus Roeders (UNC Asheville, 90) Assistant Coach...Ashley Bares (Marquette, 13) Assistant Coach...Nick Vorberg (Pacific (Ore.), 97) Affiliation/Conference...NCAA Division I/BIG EAST Nickname...Golden Eagles NCAA Appearances (Last)...12 (2013) 2016 MARQUETTE SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time/Result August Thu. 11 vs. Wisconsin (EXH) Valley Fields L, 2-0 Fri. 19 at Nebraska Lincoln, Neb. L, 2-1 Sun. 21 at Kansas Lawrence, Kan. L, 1-0 Thu. 25 at Illinois State Normal, Ill. W, 2-1 Sun. 28 vs. Michigan Valley Fields W, 2-1 September Thu. 1 at Santa Clara Santa Clara, Calif. T, 1-1 (2OT) Sun. 4 at #2 Stanford Palo Alto, Calif. L, 3-0 Fri. 9 vs. Milwaukee Valley Fields T, 1-1 (2OT) Sun. 11 at #24 Northwestern Evanston, Ill. L, 1-0 Fri. 16 vs. Cal Poly Valley Fields 7:30 p.m. Sun. 18 vs. CSUN Valley Fields 1:30 p.m. Sun. 25 at Creighton* Omaha, Neb. 1 p.m. Thu. 29 vs. Seton Hall* Valley Fields 7 p.m. October Sun. 2 vs. St. John s* Valley Fields 1 p.m. Thu. 6 at Xavier* Cincinnati, Ohio 5:30 p.m. Sun. 9 at Providence* Providence, R.I. noon Sun. 16 vs. Georgetown* Valley Fields 1 p.m. Thu. 20 at Villanova* Villanova, Pa. 3 p.m. Sun. 23 vs. Butler* Valley Fields 1 p.m. Fri. 28 vs. DePaul* Valley Fields 7 p.m. November Tue. 1 BIG EAST quarters Campus Sites TBA All times CT and subject to change / *BIG EAST match PROJECTED LINEUP Starters Key Reserves 6 Molly Pfeiffer F RJr. 1 Sloane Carlson GK So. 12 Darian Powell F RSr. 8 Meegan Johnston F Sr. 21 Carrie Madden F RSo. 9 Eli Beard M Jr. 7 Morgan Proffitt M Sr. 13 Hailey VanDerLeestF RFr. 17 Liz Bartels M Sr. 14 Jamie Kutey F So. 19 Caroline Fink M Jr. 16 Ashley Handwork F Sr. 2 Emily Hess M Fr. 18 Cali Pyzdrowski D Sr. 4 Madison Dunker D Jr. 23 Andee Nelson F Sr. 20 Erin Holland D Sr. 27 Alyssa Devine M/F Sr. 25 Leah Celarek D So. 29 Allison Jacobson D So. 0 Maddy Henry GK Fr. 30 Ryley Bugay MRSo.

2 MEDIA INFORMATION Women s Soccer Contact:...Mike Wittliff ...michael.wittliff@mu.edu Work Phone: Cell Phone: Website:...GoMarquette.com Photography:...MarquetteImages.com MU Twitter:...@muathletics WSOC Twitter...@MUWomensSoccer WSOC Instagram...@marquettewsoc WSOC Facebook.../MUWomensSoccer Please contact Mike Wittliff to arrange an interview with team personnel. Head coach Markus Roeders will have a one-hour block on Monday set aside for media obligations and time can be alotted on a case-by-case basis before training sessions. Team personnel will also be available on match days following a 10-minute cooling off period after the contest has ended. MU players will not disclose their phone numbers so please do not request that information. Players have been asked to politely decline interviews that have not been cleared with the MU Communications Office. TICKET INFORMATION Tickets can be ordered in advance of game day in person at the Al McGuire Center ticket office, by phone at (414) , or on GoMarquette.com. Season tickets are $45 and include the full home schedules of both the men s and women s teams. the series against UWM and MU s second in the previous three matches this season. The loss to the Wildcats, who improved to a perfect 7-0, came as MU was out-shot but fired two more shots than NU over the final 45 minutes. Freshman keeper Maddy Henry notched a new career high with eight saves to keep MU within striking distance. SCOUTING THE MUSTANGS: Cal Poly began the season with a 1-0 loss at No. 18 Cal before picking up three straight wins and won its last contest 1-0 at CSU Bakersfield on Sunday afternoon. Sophomore Stephanie Magellan scored the lone goal against Bakersfield for the Mustangs, who are away from home and a perfect 3-0 in San Luis Obispo. Caitlyn Kreutz, who was the Big West Offensive Player of the Week on Aug. 29, leads the Broncos with two goals and a pair of assists this season, while five other players have scored. Cal Poly was picked fifth in the Big West preseason coaches poll and senior forward Megan Abutin, who has not seen action since starting the season opener at Cal, was named to the preseason all-conference squad. SCOUTING THE MATADORS: VS CSUN (3-1-4, BIG WEST) Sunday, Sept. 18 1:30 p.m. Milwaukee Valley Video/Stats:...MUTV/GoMarquette.com Head Coach:...Keith West (11th year) Pts Leader:... Kutscher, Watson, Trinh (4 pts) Starting Keeper:...Jovani McCaskill...(3-1-4, 797 min., 32 svs, 0.23 gaa,.941) TEAM-BY-TEAM COMPARISON Marquette (2-4-2) 2016 CSUN (3-1-4) 0.88 / Goals Per Game / Allowed Per Game / / Shots Per Game / Shots Allowed / / Shots on Goal-Attempts/Pct / / 38...Corner Kicks / Opp. Corners...35 / / Saves / Opp. Saves...32 / 40 CSUN has lost just one of eight matches in 2016 and enters the weekend boasting one of the stoutest defenses in NCAA Division I by allowing just 0.25 goals per game, a total that ranks sixth nationally. The Matadors lone loss this season came in a 1-0 defeat at the hands of North Dakota State on Aug. 26, which was followed by a 4-0 drubbing of South Dakota two days later. Outside of that win over the Coyotes, CSUN has scored just three goals and has seen the last three contests against San Diego, San Jose State and No. 21 Pepperdine end in scoreless draws. Junior defender Jovani McCaskill claimed league defensive player of the week honors on Monday after helping CSUN shutout SJSU and Pepperdine. Redshirt sophomore Lindsay Kutscher s two goals lead the Matadors, who were picked third in the Big West preseason poll. Kutscher s older sister Kourtney was named to the preseason all-conference squad along with junior Cynthia Sanchez. PROFFITT RECOGNIZED AMONG NATION S ELITE Senior Morgan Proffitt has continued to rake in accolades following an All-BIG EAST First Team campaign as a junior, placing her among the top player in NCAA Division I. The Columbus, Indiana native began the summer with an invitation to U.S. Women s National Team Under-23 training camp in Charlottesville, Virginia and ended up making the 20-person squad for a tournament featuring Nordic countries in England during June. After a gold medal performance with the U.S. U-23 WNT, Proffitt was named to the watch list for the MAC Hermann Trophy and selected as the BIG EAST Conference Preseason Defensive Player of the Year. Proffitt, the third MU player to ever be named to the MAC Hermann Watch List, has started 67-of-69 matches in her career and has recorded six goals, including three game winners. The senior recorded goals this season to help the Golden Eagles defeat Michigan and record a draw at No. 22 Santa Clara. She has been named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll each of the last two weeks. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. MP/MS Min. G A Pts Notes 6 Molly Pfeiffer F 5-6 R-Jr. 8/ Posted 3g and 2a in 2015; match-winner vs. Michigan (8/28/16) 12 Darian Powell F 5-6 R-Jr. 7/ MU s leading goal scorer in 2014 and 2015 w/7g each year 21 Carrie Madden F 5-6 R-So. 8/ Posted an assist on Liz Bartels goal at Nebraska (8/19/16) 7 Morgan Proffitt M 5-10 Sr. 8/ BIG EAST PDPOY; MAC Hermann Watch List; U.S. U-23 WNT 17 Liz Bartels M 5-1 Sr. 8/ All-BIG EAST Preseason Team; 2015 All-BE Second Team 19 Caroline Fink M 5-6 Jr. 8/ Scored vs. Portland (8/28) and SDSU (9/13) in Emily Hess D 5-4 Fr. 7/ Scored first career goal in first start at Illinois State (8/25/16) 4 Madison Dunker D 5-6 Jr. 8/ Started first 13 matches of 2015 at defender 20 Erin Holland D 5-6 Sr. 8/ Scored vs. Boston U. (8/30) and at Milwaukee (9/23) as a junior 25 Leah Celarek D 5-4 So. 6/ Saw action in seven matches as a freshman in the midfield 0 Maddy Henry GK 5-8 Fr. 8/8 35 svs, 1.30 gaa,.761sv% Career-high 8 svs at No. 24 Northwestern; 7 at No. 2 Stanford (9/4)

3 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHA. ROSTER/PRONUNCIATION No. Name Elig. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School/Last College 0 Maddy Henry Fr. GK 5-8 Omaha, Neb. Millard North 1 Sloane Carlson So. GK 6-0 St. Louis, Mo. Cor Jesu 2 Emily Hess Fr. D/M 5-4 Batavia, Ill. Batavia 3 Erin Johnston Fr. M/F 5-4 Grayslake, Ill. Carmel Catholic 4 Madison Dunker Jr. D 5-6 Rockton, Ill. Hononegah 5 Mary Kate Simon Fr. D 5-10 Thiensville, Wis. Homestead 6 Molly Pfeiffer R-Jr. M/F 5-6 Barrington, Ill. Barrington 7 Morgan Proffitt Sr. D/M 5-10 Columbus, Ind. Columbus North 8 Meegan Johnston Sr. M 5-7 Grayslake, Ill. Carmel Catholic (Illinois) 9 Eli Beard Jr. M 5-4 Portland, Ore. St. Mary s Academy 10 Josie Fowler Fr. M 5-4 Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg 11 Heather Handwork Jr. M/F 5-8 Plainfield, Ill. Plainfield North 12 Darian Powell R-Sr. F 5-6 La Porte City, Iowa Shattuck-St. Mary s 13 Hailey VanDerLeest R-Fr. M/F 5-9 Fenton, Mo. Nerinx Hall 14 Jamie Kutey So. F 5-5 Overland Park, Kan. St. Thomas Aquinas 15 Kirsten Timmer Jr. D 5-8 McCordsville, Ind. Hamilton Southeastern 16 Ashley Handwork Sr. F 5-8 Plainfield, Ill. Plainfield North 17 Liz Bartels Sr. M/F 5-1 Omaha, Neb. Skutt Catholic 18 Cali Pyzdrowski Sr. M/D 5-8 Hinsdale, Ill. Fenwick 19 Caroline Fink Jr. M 5-6 Whitefish Bay, Wis. Whitefish Bay 20 Erin Holland Sr. D 5-6 Cary, Ill. Cary-Grove 21 Carrie Madden R-So. M/F 5-6 Deer Park, Ill. Barrington 22 Abby Hess Fr. F 5-10 Rochester, Minn. Mayo 23 Andee Nelson Sr. D/F 5-4 The Woodlands, Texas Woodland Prep 24 Bri Jaeger So. D 5-9 Cedarburg, Wis. Divine Savior Holy Angels 25 Leah Celarek So. M 5-4 Schaumburg, Ill. James B. Conant 26 Courtney Dugan R-Fr. M 5-4 Glen Ellyn, Ill. Glenbard West 27 Alyssa Devine Sr. M 5-2 San Rafael, Calif. Marin Catholic 28 Maura Weaver Fr. D 5-8 Broadview Heights, Ohio Brecksville-Broadview Heights 29 Allison Jacobson So. M/F 5-5 Shorewood, Wis. Shorewood 30 Ryley Bugay R-So. M 5-7 West Lafayette, Ind. William Henry Harrison 32 Lisa Roman R-Jr. D 5-9 Blue Bell, Pa. Mount St. Joseph Head Coach: Markus Roeders, 21st season (UNC Asheville, 1990) Assistant Coach: Ashley Bares, fourth season (Marquette, 2013) Assistant Coach: Nick Vorberg, first season (Pacific (Ore.), 1997) 17 Liz Bartels BAR-tells 9 Eli Beard ELL-ee 30 Ryley Bugay boo-GAY 1 Sloane Carlson Leah Celarek sell-AIR-eck 27 Alyssa Devine Courtney Dugan do-GAN 4 Madison Dunker Caroline Fink Josie Fowler Ashley Handwork Heather Handwork Maddy Henry Abby Hess Emily Hess Erin Holland Allison Jacobson Bri Jaeger YAY-ger 3 Erin Johnston Meegan Johnston MEE-genn 14 Jamie Kutey cue-TAY 21 Carrie Madden Andee Nelson Molly Pfeiffer Darian Powell Morgan Proffitt Cali Pyzdrowski pizz-DROW-skee 32 Lisa Roman Mary Kate Simon Kirsten Timmer Hailey VanDerLeest Maura Weaver HC AC Markus Roeders ROW-ders Ashley Bares bars *letters earned BY POSITION Forwards...7 Midfielders...13 Defenders...9 Goalkeepers...2 BY YEAR Senior...9 Junior...7 Sophomore...7 Freshmen...9 *Student-athlete pronunciations (audio) of their own names available by clicking on the icon next to name on GoMarquette.com roster ON THE MAP (BY STATE)... Illinois (12): Celarek, Dugan, Dunker, A. Handwork, H. Handwork, E. Hess, Holland, E. Johnston, M. Johnston, Madden, Pfeiffer, Pyzdrowski Wisconsin (4): Jacobson, Jaeger, Fink, Simon Indiana (3): Bugay, Proffitt, Timmer Missouri (2): Carlson, VanDerLeest Nebraska (2): Bartels, Henry Ohio (2): Fowler, Weaver California (1): Devine Iowa (1): Powell Kansas (1): Kutey Oregon (1): Beard Pennsylvania (1): Roman Texas (1): Nelson

4 MU ALL-TIME VS. 16 OPPONENTS Opponent Record (Last Meeting) Nebraska (8/19/16; L, 2-1, A) Kansas (8/21/16; L, 1-0, A) Illinois State (8/25/16; W, 2-1, A) Michigan (8/28/16; W, 2-1, H) Santa Clara (9/1/16; T, 1-1, A) Stanford (9/4/16; L, 3-0, A) Milwaukee (9/9/16; T, 1-1 (2OT), H) Northwestern (9/11/16; L, 1-0, A) Cal Poly First Meeting Cal State Northridge First Meeting Creighton (9/27/15; W, 5-1, H) Seton Hall (10/1/15; L, 1-0, A) St. John s (10/4/15; L, 3-0, A) Xavier (10/8/15; W, 1-0 (OT), H) Providence (10/11/15; W, 1-0, H) Georgetown (10/18/15; T, 2-2 (2OT), A) Villanova (10/22/15; W, 2-0, H) Butler (11/3/15; L, 1-0, A) DePaul (10/30/15, L, 2-1 (OT), A) Total SEASON HONORS Preseason All-BIG EAST Team Liz Bartels (Sr., M/F) Morgan Proffitt (Sr., M/D) BIG EAST Preseason Defensive Player of the Year Morgan Proffitt (Sr., M/D) MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List Morgan Proffitt (Sr., M/D) BIG EAST Freshman of the Week Emily Hess (Fr., D)...Aug. 29 TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week Emily Hess (Fr., D)...Aug. 30 BIG EAST Honor Roll Morgan Proffitt (Sr., M/D)...8/29, 9/5 HESS EARNS ACCLAIM EARLY IN YOUNG CAREER Freshman Emily Hess was recognized for her play against Illinois State and Michigan with honors from both the BIG EAST Conference and TopDrawerSoccer. After notching three points and drawing a penalty kick that led to another goal in the two matches, Hess was named the BIG EAST s top freshman over the last week and was also named as a defender on TopDrawerSoccer s Team of the Week. Hess played well enough in her 54 minutes of action during her collegiate debut at Kansas to earn herself a starting assignment at Illinois State and did not disappoint. The Batavia, Illinois native scored the game s first goal in the fifth minute off a corner kick and looked to push the action up field offensively in her role as MU s left back. Hess, who played for Eclipse Select SC, is one of two freshman to see the pitch for Marquette this season along with starting keeper Maddy Henry. GOLDEN EAGLES CONTINUE TO GET IT DONE IN THE CLASSROOM Twenty-five women on last year s 35-member team earned at least a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 during the academic year and were honored on the BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Team. That group includes three student-athletes who carried 4.0s through both semesters in redshirt freshman Courtney Dugan and juniors Caroline Fink and Kirsten Timmer. POWELL SPARKS THE MU OFFENSE Forward Darian Powell led Marquette in both 2014 and 2015 with seven goals in each of her first two seasons of action after sitting out both 2012 and 2013 with injuries. The La Porte City, Iowa native scored four of her seven goals in Marquette s final three regular season matches last season as MU defeated Villanova and Butler before falling at DePaul in overtime. Powell, who is working her way back from an offseason injury, made her 2016 debut by playing 11 minutes at Kansas on Aug. 21 and tallied her first goal of the year, the match winner, in a 2-1 victory at Illinois State on Aug. 25. MARQUETTE GOAL SCORERS VARIED IN 2015 The Golden Eagles return 92.9 percent (26 of 28 goals) of their goal scoring production from last season but finding consistent production was an issue at times late in the year. The Marquette offense was able to generate more than one goal on just two occasions in BIG EAST play after trouncing Creighton 5-1 in the league lid-lifter on Sept. 27. Head coach Markus Roeders hopes that the depth of MU s attacking midfielders and forwards will allow the offense to take a step forward in All-BIG EAST First Team selection Jacie Jermier is the lone goal scorer having departed the program, while Darian Powell, Marquette s leading goal scorer in each of the last two campaigns, is one of 10 returning scorers from last season. In addition to Powell s seven tallies, Liz Bartels, Molly Pfeiffer, Ashley Handwork and Morgan Proffitt each posted three goals in MU ONE OF MOST SUCCESSFUL CURRENT BIG EAST TEAMS SINCE 2005 Since entering the BIG EAST Conference in 2005, Marquette has proven to be among the conference s elite women s soccer programs. The Golden Eagles have accumulated an overall record of since that time and a mark of in league action, which includes five regular season conference titles and a pair of tournament championships in 2012 and MU, which has missed the NCAA tournament three times since its addition to the league, went a remarkable in BIG EAST play in the four seasons from LIVE COVERAGE AT ALL-TIME HIGH IN 2016 Outside of the Aug. 19 season opener at Nebraska, every match in 2016 will feature a live video broadcast, including eight of nine conference matches on the BIG EAST Digital Network through FOX Sports Go. The remainder of the home schedule will be streamed live through GoMarquette.com s All-Access player, while road non-conference contests will feature a video broadcast from the host institution. In addition to accessing FOX Sports Go online and through the ios and Android applications, fans can now download FOX Sports Go to Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Fire TV. The BIG EAST home opener against Seton Hall on Sept. 29 will be broadcast live locally on TWC SportsChannel WI (Channel 32/1332 HD) BIG EAST STANDINGS Standings BIG EAST Pts Overall Pct. Streak Georgetown W5 Creighton W2 Xavier W1 Butler W2 St. John s L1 Providence L1 Seton Hall W1 Marquette L1 DePaul L2 Villanova L PRESEASON POLL Team (First Place Votes) Points 1. Georgetown (9) DePaul (1) Marquette Butler St. John s Providence Creighton Xavier Villanova Seton Hall

5 2010, 2012). HEAD COACH MARKUS ROEDERS 21st Year Idstedt, Germany UNC Asheville (1990) Entering his 21st year as head coach of the Marquette women's soccer team, Markus Roeders has built a renowned program that is synonymous with success. Moreover, he has developed a program with a winning tradition, one that is a consistently nationally ranked and one of the top teams in the BIG EAST Conference. It is evident by career accomplishments and emphasized by the results of past seasons. With a career mark of entering 2016 (.686 winning percentage), Roeders has proven he can coach a team that knows how to win. The Golden Eagles have posted winning season each of the last 19 seasons and have won no fewer than 10 games. He has guided MU to 12 NCAA tournament appearances and advanced as far as the Sweet 16 three times (2005, During his tenure, Roeders has produced 118 all-conference, 66 all-region, and 12 All-America selections. His teams have won nine regular-season conference titles, including five consecutive BIG EAST regular season crowns from , and four tournament championships, including back-to-back titles in 2012 and In 12 NCAA tournaments, Roeders owns a record when those games are played at Valley Fields and overall. Effective September 1, 1999, Roeders took on additional duties as a member of the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Committee, which oversees all aspects of the NCAA Tournament and the NCAA's regional rankings. He concluded his assignment on the committee with the end of the 2002 season. He also served as chair of the Great Lakes Region committee. Roeders is involved with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America's (NSCAA) national and regional rankings committee and serves as Chair of the BIG EAST Women's Soccer Coaches Committee. A native of Idstedt, Germany, Roeders began his collegiate soccer career at Brevard Junior College in Brevard, N.C., before transferring to UNC Asheville, where he became associated with former Marquette men's soccer coach Steve Adlard, then coach of the Bulldogs. Roeders received an associate degree from Brevard in A two-time member of the Big South Presidential Honor Roll, he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from UNC Asheville in Roeders, who has a 'B' coaching license and is a head coach for the Region II ODP in which he has traveled to national tournaments as well as international events including France, Costa Rica and Brazil. He and his wife Katherine have a teenage son, Kegan. ROEDERS HEAD COACHING RECORD Year Team Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Notes ( : C-USA; 2005-pres. BE) 1996 Marquette* C-USA COY 1997 Marquette* Marquette Marquette*^ NCAA Second Round 2000 Marquette*^ NCAA Second Round, C-USA COY 2001 Marquette NCAA First Round 2002 Marquette NCAA First Round 2003 Marquette Marquette Marquette NCAA Third Round, BIG EAST COY 2006 Marquette NCAA Second Round 2007 Marquette Marquette NCAA First Round 2009 Marquette* NCAA First Round 2010 Marquette* NCAA Third Round, BIG EAST COY 2011 Marquette* NCAA Second Round 2012 Marquette*^ NCAA Third Round 2013 Marquette*^ NCAA First Round,BIG EAST COY 2014 Marquette Marquette Marquette Total COACHING PHILOSOPHY Family The foundation of our program is "Family." The bond that our players and coaches have amongst each other goes way beyond the soccer field. Players interact like sisters and form life-long friendships. As coaches, our roles expand beyond the field. We build an environment where every person is treated equally. We serve as coaches, friends, "father-like" figures and guardians. Our players know that they can rely and communicate with us at any time. Since the team spends so much time together and they enjoy each others company, it creates one big family atmosphere. The relationships and trust that is built throughout the years forms a lifetime connection to each other and the program. Family for us is not about whose blood you have but who you care about. Pride Pride is striving to preserve the tradition, foundation and history that was built by the strong women who were among the first to wear Marquette University on their shirts. They did it in order to pave the way for their future sisters fully knowing that their names might be forgotten, but ever willing to continue to provide the path in which today's women continue to walk upon. Our players take a lot of pride in being part of Marquette Women's Soccer and all it stands for. This program has built a strong history of success that goes beyond the soccer field. Playing and representing Marquette, respecting our former players, and honoring each of our families and friends is very important to us. Yes, winning is important, but how we prepare, interact and represent ourselves and Marquette every day is what we strive for. Excellence We strive for excellence. Whether it be in the classroom, in the community, on the field, or in life. We have built high standards and continue to live up to them. Excellence isn't measured in wins and losses but how we conduct ourselves by giving 100 percent at all times in everything we do. The players work very hard in the classroom and graduate prepared to take the next step in life. Our philosophy is that we always work hard and be consistent in our beliefs. Experiencing and playing at the highest level every day raises the bar for all of us and we embrace those standards. Tradition We are fortunate to have been recognized as a top 20 program consistently for nearly 10 straight years and that goes back to the committed, driven women that have come into the program and made Marquette a special place. They continue to carry the torch that was lit for them and they are very proud of that tradition and will continue to pass it along to the next generation of players and family members. Our team is only as strong as it's foundation and our tradition and the contributions made by every person involved with the program continues to grow stronger every day. *- Conference Regular Season Championship ^- Conference Tournament Championship

6 NSCAA DIVISION I WOMEN S POLL 1 Stanford University West Virginia University Florida State University University Of Florida University Of Virginia Brigham Young University University Of North Carolina Texas A&M University Duke University University Of Minnesota UCLA University Of Southern California Clemson University University Of South Carolina University Of South Florida Penn State University Virginia Tech Georgetown University Ohio State University University of Notre Dame University Of California Rutgers University University of Connecticut Texas Tech University Pepperdine Also receiving votes: University Of Arkansas (60), Northwestern University (52), Boston College (22), University Of Washington (17), University of North Carolina-Wilmington (11), University Of South Alabama (9), University of Arizona (9), Loyola Marymount University (6), University of Oklahoma (6), TCU (6), Wake Forest University (6), St. John's University (5), Auburn University (4), University of California Santa Barbara (4), Princeton University (3), University of Nebraska (1) Poll #4 as of 9/13/16 HENRY IS A NEW FACE IN NET FOR THE GOLDEN EAGLES Freshman Maddy Henry is set to join an exclusive club of Marquette goalkeepers as just the fourth primary starter since MU s entrance to the BIG EAST Conference for the 2005 campaign. The previous three keepers started in net for the length of their entire MU careers and each earned multiple All-BIG EAST accolades. Henry, a freshman from Omaha, Nebraska, hopes to join Laura Boyer ( ; Overland Park, Kansas) and Natalie Kulla ( ; St. Louis) as goalkeepers from America s Heartland to experience success in Blue and Gold. Amanda Engel ( ; Centennial, Colorado) graduated in 2016 and was a four-year starter and two-time All-BIG EAST selection. Henry made one save in her collegiate debut at Nebraska on Aug. 19 in her home state and recorded four saves at Kansas on Aug. 21 in her second game. She picked up her first win while making three saves at Illinois State on Aug. 25 and made five in her first home victory over Michigan. The freshman has also posted her highest save totals against the best competition MU has faced this year, putting up seven saves at No. 2 Stanford and eight saves at No. 24 Northwestern. Player MP-MS Min. GA GAA Sv. W-L-T Sho. Laura Boyer ( ) : Natalie Kulla ( ) : Amanda Engel ( ) : Maddy Henry (2016-pres.) : MU PEGGED THIRD; BARTELS AND PROFFITT ARE PRESEASON ALL-BIG EAST Senior Morgan Proffitt was selected as the BIG EAST Conference s Preseason Defensive Player of the Year and the women s soccer team was picked to finish third, a survey of the league s head coaches revealed. Proffitt was joined on the All-BIG EAST Preseason Team by classmate Liz Bartels. Proffitt was a NSCAA All-Northeast Region selection in 2015 after earning All-BIG EAST First Team honors on defense and was as a second team all-conference selection in The defender scored three goals as a junior and earned BIG EAST weekly recognition on three occasions, including a pair of defensive player of the week honors. She is the first MU player to be named BIG EAST Preseason Defensive Player of the Year since Ally Miller in Bartels earned All-BIG EAST Second Team honors as a junior in 2015 after recording three goals, including a pair of match winners, and four assists. She played mostly in the midfield last season, but spent much of 2014 up front on her way to All-BIG EAST First Team recognition as a sophomore. GOLDEN EAGLES WELCOME SEVEN NEWCOMERS IN 2015 Marquette s roster boasts seven new players this fall who hail from Nebraska and four Midwestern states, including Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota and Ohio. The group contains a goalkeeper, Maddy Henry, three primary defenders, Mary Kate Simon, Emily Hess and Maura Weaver, as well as three midfielders/forwards in Erin Johnston, Abby Hess and Josie Fowler. Roeders on their signing: "It is a great blend of players with Maddy Henry being one of the top goalkeepers coming out of high school. She will be a freshman but her demeanor, skill-set and poise playing the position is beyond a player arriving at the college level. Maura Weaver, Emily Hess and Mary Kate Simon each provide a defensive presence, winning personalities, high energy levels and toughness, in addition to their willingness to get involved in the attack. Erin Johnston is a crafty and versatile midfielder who has been around our program the longest as the younger sister to rising senior Meegan Johnston. Despite her size, Josie Fowler brings a level of skill, creativity and attacking flair that is hard to stop. Abby Hess brings athleticism, speed and a goal scoring mentality that is truly unique and should flourish at our level." NEW WORLD CLASS INDOOR FACILITY TO HOUSE MU SOCCER A new indoor athletic performance center, which will combine indoor playing fields for Marquette s soccer and lacrosse programs, an indoor track, and a world-class athletic performance research facility was announced on Jan. 29, 2015 by MU President Dr. Michael R. Lovell. The facility will be located on the 800 block of Michigan Street and is expected to house offices and locker rooms for MU soccer. Through a strategic partnership with the NBA s Milwaukee Bucks, cutting-edge faculty and student research in sports performance, medicine, nutrition and rehabilitation will enhance the performance of Marquette student-athletes and professional athletes worldwide.

7 PLAYER PROFILES 0 Maddy Henry Fr. GK Career-high 8 saves at No. 24 Northwestern (9/11/16) Seven saves at No. 2 Stanford (9/4/16) Made five saves in first home win vs. Michigan (8/28/16) Picked up first career win 2-1 at Illinois State (8/25/16) Posted four saves at Kansas (8/21/16) in 1-0 loss Started 2016 regular season opener at Nebraska (8/19/16) in her home state Made MU debut in a 2-0 exhibition loss to Wisconsin (8/11/16) and made nine saves in the start Three-time All-Nebraska First Team selection Four-year letter winner at Millard North High School Member of TopDrawerSoccer s 2015 Great Plains Team Helped Omaha FC to state titles every yr from Erin Johnston Fr. M/F Four-year letter winner and two-time team captain at Carmel High School Scored three goals, including the match winner, as a junior in the state title game to help Carmel to an IHSA 2A state championship ODP Illinois State Team member from Younger sister of No. 8 Meegan Johnston 1 Sloane Carlson So. GK Played all 110 minutes in first career start in a 1-1 draw at Milwaukee (9/23/15). Also started BIG EAST opener vs. Creighton. Made first career appearance on 19th birthday at LSU (9/20/15) and made two saves BIG EAST All-Academic in Multiple-year letter winner at Cor Jesu Academy in St. Louis Helped lead her squad to the 2014 Missouri State Cup Championship. Led her team to a championship at the 2013 Disney Soccer showcase. Also helped her team to victories at the 2013 CASL Showcase and the 2013 Ohio Elite Showcase. 4 Madison Dunker Jr. D Started first 13 matches of 2015 campaign Corner kick assisted Erin Holland s goal vs. BU (8/30/15) BIG EAST All-Academic in Appeared in 11 matches for the Golden Eagles in Logged a season-high 74 minutes against DePaul, and tallied a shot on goal against Providence later that month. Three-year letter winner, team captain, and team MVP at Hononegah High school in Rockton, Ill. 2 Emily Hess Fr. D/M BIG EAST Freshman of the Week (8/29/16) and TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week (8/29/16) Scored first career goal in the fifth minute of a 2-1 win at Illinois State (8/25/16); also her first start Played 54 minutes as a defensive sub in first regular season action at Kansas (8/21/16) Saw action as a reserve in MU s 2016 exhibition match against Wisconsin (8/11/16) Did not play high school soccer at Batavia H.S. Played club with Eclipse Select SC Helped Eclipse SC to back-to-back ECNL National Championships in 2013 and 2014 Contributed to two Illinois State Cup Championships in 2013 and Mary Kate Simon Fr. D Did not play high school soccer at Homestead H.S. Played club soccer with FC Wisconsin Eclipse during high school career Qualified for the North American Cup with Eclipse in and Competed in basketball and track at Homestead H.S., where she was an all-conference performer and ranks in the top-10 in school history in the 200- and 400-meter dashes as well as the long jump 6 Molly Pfeiffer R-Jr. M/F Scored equalizer in 89th min. vs. UWM (9/9/16) Headed in match winner off an Emily Hess set piece vs. Michigan (8/28/16) Scored the equalizer vs. Minnesota (9/4/15) Started and scored second goal of 2015 vs. BU (8/30) Named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll on 8/24/15 after posting first career points at Michigan in 2-1 win with the winning goal in the 79 and an assist. BIG EAST All-Academic in Four-year varsity letter winner at Barrington High School in Barrington, Illinois Named all-conference, all-area, and all-sectional her sophomore and junior seasons, as well as all-state her junior season of high school. 7 Morgan Proffitt Sr. M/D Has scored this season vs. U-M (8/28) and SCU (9/1) 2016 BIG EAST Preseason Def. Player of the Year MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List 2016 BIG EAST All-Preseason Team 2015 All-BIG EAST First Team & NSCAA All-Region; 2014 All-BIG EAST Conference Second Team. Helped the U.S. U-23 WNT win the 2016 Nordic Tournament in England during July BIG EAST Honor Roll (9/28/15) after a career-high two goal day vs. Creighton in MU s league opener Three-time BIG EAST All-Academic selection Started 20 of 21 games played for the Golden Eagles in 2014, as well as all 22 games in Won a 2015 WPSL National Championship with the Chicago Red Stars Reserves during the summer Meegan Johnston Sr. M Played a season-high 70 minutes at Milwuakee (9/23/15) Assisted Jamie Kutey s match winner vs. Northern Arizona (9/11/15) Two-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Appeared in 21 games, starting three, for the Blue and Gold in Scored her first Marquette goal against Creighton. Fired 39 shots in 2014, the second highest-mark on the squad. Played her freshman season at the University of Illinois, before transferring to Marquette. 9 Eli Beard Jr. M Two-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Started six and appeared in 18 games for the Golden Eagles during her freshman season, netting two goals to accompany an assist on the 2014 campaign. Potted game winning goal, her first collegiate tally, against New Mexico (9/5). Made her collegiate debut in Marquette s 2014 season opener against Loyola-Chicago. 11 Heather Handwork Jr. M/F BIG EAST All-Academic in Appeared in 14 games and made three starts as a true freshman in Recorded one goal and one assist on five shots on goal in her first campaign. Made her collegiate debut against Loyola-Chicago (8/22). Four-year letter winner at Plainfield North High School in Plainfield, Ill., four-time all-conference and three-time all-sectional selection, named to all-state and school s female athlete of the year following her senior season. 10 Josie Fowler Fr. M Three-year letter winner at Perrysburg High School No. 26 recruit in the Great Lakes Region in 2016, according to TopDrawerSoccer First team all-state selection as a senior, helping Perrysburg to an record High school team went a perfect as a freshman and won a state title Played club soccer with the Michigan Hawks 12 Darian Powell R-Sr. F 2015 All-BIG EAST Second Team Four-time BIG EAST All-Academic selection BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week (10/27/15) after 3g week vs. VU (2g) and BU (1g). Scored MU s first goal in 5-1 win vs. Creighton (9/27/15) in BIG EAST opener Notched MU s lone goal in 1-1 draw at South Alabama (9/17/15) in the fifth minute MU s top goal scorer in 2014 and 2015 with seven goals each year. Also had 15 points each season. Named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll after tallying goals against both Seton Hall and DePaul in October Did not see action in the 2013 season due to injury. 13 Hailey VanDerLeest R-Fr. M/F Started first career match at Illinois State (8/25/16) Made MU debut in 2016 opener at Nebraska (8/19/16) as a reserve Redshirted true freshman campaign while rehabbing a high school knee injury Four-year letter winner at Nerinx Hall High School First team all-state during her junior campaign in which she notched 10 goals an dseven assists 14 Jamie Kutey So. F 2015 All-BIG EAST Freshman Team BIG EAST All-Academic in Scored match winner vs. NAU (9/11/15) for first NCAA goal Made first career start at Michigan (8/23/15) Set a record for most career goals (88) at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Overland Park, Kan. Led Aquinas to four state championships and four top-25 national team finishes. Named a 2015 Spring Second Team All-America, and ranked as the No. 10 prospect in the Heartland Region by TopDrawerSoccer. NSCAA Kansas State Player of the Year, three time NSCAA All-America.

8 PLAYER PROFILES 15 Kirsten Timmer Jr. D Plans to redshirt 2016 campaign while recovering from an injury Started first seven matches of 2015 and appeared in 11 contests total as a sophomore Two-time BIG EAST All-Academic selection Appeared in three games for the Golden Eagles during her freshman campaign in Made her collegiate debut against Nebraska (8/31/14). Four-year letter winner at Hamilton Southeastern High School in Fishers, Indiana. Team captain during her junior and senior seasons and a four year starter in high school. 18 Cali Pyzdrowski Sr. D Scored first career goal to push MU past Xavier (10/8/15) in overtime, 1-0. Started first match of 2015 at South Alabama (9/17/15) Made first appearance of 2015 vs. BU (8/30) Started five and appeared in 14 matches for the Golden Eagles in BIG EAST All-Academic in Appeared in five matches in Earned one letter in soccer at Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Ill., and led her team to third place in the 2A state finals. 21 Carrie Madden R-So. M/F Made first career start in a 2-1 win at Illinois State (8/25/16) Assisted Liz Bartels goal at Nebraska (8/19/16) for her first career point Two-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Redshirted the Golden Eagles 2014 campaign. Earned one letter at Barrington High School and is from Deer Park, Ill. Helped her team win regional and sectional titles during her senior H.S. season. 16 Ashley Handwork Sr. F Scored at GU (10/18/15) and posted five shots Tallied the final goal in MU s 5-1 win over Creighton (9/27/15) Scored first goal of 2015 at LSU (9/20/15) Three-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic selection ( , and ). Appeared in 11 games for the Golden Eagles in 2014 to go along with 22 games played in Won a 2015 WPSL National Championship with the Chicago Red Stars Reserves during the summer Posted goals in each of the national semifinal and title matches. 19 Caroline Fink Jr. M Started 19 of 20 matches as a sophomore Scored MU s equalizer in a 1-1 draw at No. 14 Wisconsin (8/13/15) in the 2015 exhibition opener. Two-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic and has a perfect 4.0 GPA Appeared in 18 games as a freshman for the Golden Eagles in 2014, including her collegiate debut against Loyola-Chicago. Scored first collegiate goal against UWM (9/11/14). Three-year letter winner at Whitefish Bay High School in Whitefish Bay, Wis. 22 Abby Hess Fr. F Four-year letter winner at Mayo High School No. 22 recruit in the Midwest Region according to TopDrawerSoccer for the class of 2016 Led Mayo H.S. to back-to-back Big 9 Conference titles in 2014 and 2015 First team all-state as a senior in 2015, while posting 14 goals and 11 assists. H.S. team outscored opponents 73-5 as a senior and did not allow a goal in conference play Played club for Dakota Rev SC and Minnesota Thunder Academy 17 Liz Bartels Sr. M/F 2016 All-BIG EAST Preseason Team Scored winner in 1-0 victory over Providence (10/11/15) 2015 All-Marquette Invitational Named to BIG EAST Honor Roll after helping MU top BU (8/30) w/a goal and an assist 2015 All-BIG EAST Second Team; 2014 All-BIG EAST Conference First Team selection. Two time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic ( , ). Started 20 of the 21 games she appeared in for Marquette in 2014, totaled 12 points on three goals and a team-leading six assists. 20 Erin Holland Sr. D BIG EAST Defensive POW (10/12/15) after 1-0 wins over Xavier (10/8/15) and Providence (10/11/15) Scored equalizer at Milwaukee (9/23/15) in 23 Posted an assist on Powell s goal at USA (9/17/15) Made first start and scored first goal of 2015 vs. BU (8/30) BIG EAST s NCAA SAAC representative Three-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic selection Started each of the 16 games in which she appeared during her sophomore season, before sustaining a season-ending knee injury. Tallied three points for Marquette in Andee Nelson Sr. M Interned over the summer of 2015 with ExxonMobil and spent time on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. A mechanical engineering major at MU. Three-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic selection ( , , ). Played in 11 matches for the Golden Eagles in the 2014 season, tallied one shot on goal. Made collegiate debut in 2013 in MU s road win over Xavier. Three-sport standout at the Woodlands Preparatory School in The Woodlands, Texas. 24 Bri Jaeger So. D Made first appearance vs. BU (8/30) Rated as a four-star player and the No. 26 prospect in the Midwest for the class of 2015 by TopDrawerSoccer. Played for club team FC Wisconsin Eclipse and not high school team. Led her team in goals as a center back during her U18 season with FC Wisconsin Eclipse. BIG EAST All-Academic in Alyssa Devine Sr. M Two-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Made two appearances for the Golden Eagles in Made first appearance of 2015 vs. BU (8/30) Played in seven games for Marquette in the 2013 campaign, including her first collegiate appearance in a victory over St. Mary s. Four-year letter winner at Marin Catholic High School in San Rafael, Calif. 25 Leah Celarek So. M/F BIG EAST All-Academic in Started on defense in the 2016 exhibition opener vs. Wisconsin (8/11/16) Four-year letter winner at James B. Conant High School in Hoffman Estates, Ill. Rated as the No. 126 player in the class of 2015, the No. 9 player in the Midwest, and the No. 49 midfielder nationally by TopDrawerSoccer. Team captain during her senior season, totaled 57 goals and a school-record 42 assists throughout her high school career. 28 Maura Weaver Fr. D Earned four letters at Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School. Ranked as the No. 28 player in the Great Lakes Region by TopDrawerSoccer Three-time all-district and two-time all-conference performer Suburban League Scholar-Athlete of the Year as a senior Led H.S. to two conference championships Played with Internationals SC and ODP Region II Team 26 Courtney Dugan R-Fr. M Redshirted 2015 season while recovering from a knee injury. BIG EAST All-Academic in Played five years with the Naperville Soccer Association Team captain in her final two seasons at Glenbard West High School Sister plays soccer at Universidad del Salvador in Buenos Aires, Argentina Had a weighted GPA of 5.6 on a 5.0 scale in high school 29 Allison Jacobson So. M/F BIG EAST All-Academic in Scored first career goal in the 78 at Michigan (8/23) to help MU to a 2-1 win, its first of 2015 Ranked as the No. 15 prospect in the Midwest by TopDrawerSoccer in the H.S. class of Played for FC Wisconsin Eclipse for the past three seasons. Featured on the FC Wisconsin Eclipse U team which took second at the US Club Soccer National Championship. 30 Ryley Bugay R-So. M Made first career start vs. Creighton (9/28/15) Started all but one BIG EAST match in Two-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Did not see action as a true freshman in Four time letter winner at William Henry Harrison High School in West Lafayette, Ind. All-state honorable mention, all-district first team, team MVP and team captain during her senior season in high school. 32 Lisa Roman R-Jr. D Appeared in two matches for the Golden Eagles in the 2014 campaign. Three-time BIG EAST All-Academic Three-year letter winner at Mount St. Joseph Academy in Blue Bell, Pa. Tallied 13 goals and 16 assists through her junior and senior high school seasons. Team captain her senior season in high school

9 MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER - HEADSHOT ROSTER 0 Maddy Henry Fr. Omaha, Neb. 1 Sloane Carlson So. St. Louis, Mo. 2 Emily Hess Fr. Batavia, Ill. 3 Erin Johnston Fr. Grayslake, Ill. 4 Madison Dunker Jr. Rockton, Ill. 5 Mary Kate Simon Fr. Thiensville, Wis. 6 Molly Pfeiffer R-Jr. Barrington, Ill. 7 Morgan Proffitt Sr. Columbus, Ind. 8 Meegan Johnston Sr. Grayslake, Ill. 9 Eli Beard So. Portland, Ore. 10 Josie Fowler Fr. Perrysburg, Ohio 11 Heather Handwork So. Plainfield, Ill. 12 Darian Powell R-Sr. La Porte City, Iowa 13 Hailey VanderLeest R-Fr. Fenton, Mo. 14 Jamie Kutey So. Overland Park, Kan. 15 Kirsten Timmer Jr. McCordsville, Ind. 16 Ashley Handwork Sr. Plainfield, Ill. 17 Liz Bartels Sr. Omaha, Neb. 18 Cali Pyzdrowski Sr. Hinsdale, Ill. 19 Caroline Fink Jr. Whitefish Bay, Wis. 20 Erin Holland Sr. Cary, Ill. 21 Carrie Madden R-So. Deer Park, Ill. 22 Abby Hess Fr. Rochester, Minn. 23 Andee Nelson Sr. The Woodlands, Texas 24 Bri Jaeger So. Cedarburg, Wis. 25 Leah Celarek So. Schaumburg, Ill. 26 Courtney Dugan R-Fr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. 27 Alyssa Devine Jr. San Rafael, Calif. 28 Maura Weaver Fr. Broadview Hts, Ohio 29 Allison Jacobson So. Shorewood, Wis.

10 MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER - HEADSHOT ROSTER 30 Ryley Bugay R-So. West Lafayette, Ind. 32 Lisa Roman R-Jr. Blue Bell, Pa. Markus Roeders Head Coach Ashley Bares Asst. Coach Nick Vorberg Asst. Coach