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1 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program PROGRAM INFO Conference...Ohio Valley (14th year) 2008 Overall Record OVC Record (5th) OVC Tournament Finish... Lost in First Round Home Facility... Lakeside Field Capacity...1,000 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...15/4 Starters Returning/Lost...8/3 Newcomers...5 All-Time Records Overall (.574) At Lakeside Field (.713) Away (.493) Neutral (.360) Ohio Valley (1998-Present) (.730) OVC Tournament (.711) Missouri Valley ( ) (.656) MVC Tournament (.500) NCAA Tournament (.000) Postseason (.571) SOCCER STAFF Head Coach...Summer Perala (1st year) Alma Mater (Year)...Western Illinois (2002) EIU Record... First Year Career Record... Same ... sdperala@eiu.edu Office Phone...(217) Assistant Coach...Grant Williams (1st year) Alma Mater (Year)... Western Kentucky (2004) ...gtwilliams2@eiu.edu Office Phone...(217) Office Fax...(217) Athletic Trainer...Aaron Hasselhorst SID Contact...Ben Turner ... bwturner@eiu.edu Athletics Web site... CONTENTS Quick Facts & Roster...1 Head Coach Summer Perala...2 Assistant Coach Grant Williams...3 Women s Soccer Photo Gallery Returning Letter-Winner Profiles Sam Balek...6 Hillary Blake...7 Jessica Blake...8 Ashley Eck...9 Elise Farrelly...10 Danielle Flynn...11 Rachel Hamilton...12 Sam Kohen...13 Kaylin Lorbert...14 Alexis Miller...15 Erika Prazma...16 Laura Ridolfi...17 Sarah Rusk...18 Cassie Shear...19 Ashley Streid...20 Katilin Sullivan...21 Jenny Williams...22 Newcomer Profiles Caitlin Burke & Kayla Doran...23 Kristin Germann & Jessie Morgan...24 Jessica Taldone Statistics & Results Season Notes Opponent Info...28 All-Time Series History & OT Wins...29 Year-by-Year Results Record Book Yearly Leaders & All-Time Roster...34 Program Honor Roll...35 OVC History & Standings...36 Yearly Stats & Game Scoring Results Eastern Illinois ROSTER # Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown (High School/Previous) 0 Jenny Williams GK 5-5 Sr Quincy, IL (Quincy) 1 Jessica Taldone GK 5-7 Fr Crystal Lake, IL (Crystal Lake South) 2 Laura Ridolfi M 5-3 Sr Godfrey, IL (Marquette Catholic) 3 Ashley Streid F 5-5 RS-Fr Granite City, IL (Granite City) 4 Kayla Doran M 5-5 Fr St. Charles, MO (Incarnate Word) 5 Cassie Shear D 5-5 RS-Jr Clawson, MI (Clawson) 6 Sarah Rusk M 5-4 Jr Woodridge, IL (Downers Grove South) 7 Kaitlin Sullivan M/F 5-4 Jr Chatham, IL (Chatham-Glenwood) 8 Sam Kohen M/F 5-4 Sr Buffalo Grove, IL (Stevenson) 9 Hillary Blake D/M 5-2 So Naperville, IL (Waubonsie Valley) 10 Rachel Hamilton F 5-5 Sr Springfield, IL (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 11 Elise Farrelly M 5-5 So Geneva, IL (Geneva) 12 Alexis Miller M 5-1 Sr St. Peters, MO (Incarnate Word) 13 Jessica Blake F 5-2 So Naperville, IL (Waubonsie Valley) 14 Ashley Eck M/F 5-6 Sr Springfield, IL (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 15 Jessie Morgan M/F 5-4 Fr Aurora, IL (Waubonsie Valley) 16 Danielle Flynn D 6-0 Jr O Fallon, MO (St. Joseph s) 17 Caitlin Burke M/F 5-2 Fr Carbondale, IL (Carbondale) 18 Erika Prazma D 5-5 So Granite City, IL (Granite City) 22 Sam Balek D 5-9 So Palatine, IL (Fremd/Arizona State) 23 Kristin Germann M/F 5-4 Fr Carbondale, IL (Carbondale) 30 Kaylin Lorbert GK 5-5 Jr Wildwood, MO (St. Joseph s) Head Coach: Summer Perala (1st year) Assistant Coach: Grant Williams (1st year) Team Manager: Angela Ziemba (2nd year) Letters Earned Pronunciation Guide #1 Jessica TALDONE: Tal-doh-own... #11 Elise FARRELLY: Far-lee #2 Laura RIDOLFI: Rid-doll-fee... #18 Erika PRAZMA: Praz-muh #3 Ashley STREID: Stride.... #22 Sam BALEK: Bay-lick #4 Kayla DORAN: Door-an.... #23 Kristin GERMANN: Gerr-men #5 Cassie SHEAR: Sheer.... #30 Kaylin LORBERT: Lore-bert #8 Sam KOHEN: Co-in.... HC: Summer PERALA: Per-el-uh S e n i o r s S o p h o m o r e s J u n i o r s F r e s h m e n

2 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 2 Head Coach Summer Perala Following a six-year stint at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, during which she transitioned from a graduate assistant to associate head coach, Rockford native Summer Perala has returned to the state where she grew up and attended college to become the head coach of Eastern Illinois women s soccer. Just the third head coach in program history, Perala played against the Panthers in each of her four years ( ) as the starting goalkeeper at cross-state rival Western Illinois. Perala joined Paul Harbin s coaching staff at UAB in June 2003 as a graduate assistant. The Blazers enjoyed quite a bit of success during her time with the program, qualifying for the NCAA Tournament in 2004 and UAB was the Conference USA regular-season champion in 2003 to go along with its tournament titles in 04 and 06. The 2004 team won a school-record 16 games and defeated Wake Forest in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. Perala made an immediate impact on UAB s goalkeeper corps, which was comprised of only a pair of freshman keepers when she arrived on campus. In 2003, the Blazers limited the opposition to 21 goals in 19 games and registered nine shutouts, both program records. The defensive excellence carried UAB to a 13-win season and its first C-USA title. 1st Year Perala completed a master s degree in the fall of 2005 and was invited to stay on as a full-time assistant coach, while also serving as the Director of UAB Girls Soccer Goalkeeper Camps. She was promoted to associate head coach after the 2006 season. Harbin also proved to be a valuable mentor during her six years in Birmingham. Paul was a fantastic mentor and allowed me to be involved in every aspect of the UAB program, Perala says. He was instrumental in helping me see the bigger picture in college athletics. As a coach, you are attempting to mold a student-athlete into a well-rounded, productive and successful individual. Paul instilled the value of doing the right thing, and doing it well. Although EIU and UAB have never squared off in women s soccer, Perala still got an opportunity to see the Panthers play regularly in Birmingham. From , a memorable rivalry developed between EIU and Birmingham s other Division I university, Samford. Eastern and Samford squared off in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament four times during the Bulldogs five years as a league member including three straight years ( ) in the title game. Perala says she always made a point of attending the EIU-Samford games in Birmingham whenever possible. Now a college head coach for the first time, Perala is excited to begin putting her mark on the only program to qualify for the OVC Tournament every season the event has been held. I m very excited about this opportunity, she says. Eastern Illinois has such a solid reputation in both academics and athletics. The university has all the right tools to attract the student-athlete that will have an impact on the field and help bring our program back to the top of a challenging Ohio Valley Conference. Having played against Eastern, I understand the success this program has enjoyed in the past and the type of players who contributed to that success. I believe that in combining player personalities of our current squad with the incoming players, we can only get better. Based on the support from the administration and team, I couldn t have asked for a better environment to step into. Perala does plan on diversifying both the roster and schedule. She acknowledges the success that EIU has had with a Midwestern focus in the recruiting and scheduling efforts, but would like to expand the program s profile toward the horizons. For our initial recruiting efforts, we re really looking to bring in athletic, blue collar, hard-working kids that are competent technically and tactically. We ve been fortunate with getting kids outside of the Midwest to look at Eastern Illinois. I understand there s a depth of talent in Illinois and the St. Louis area; this region is very soccer savvy. However, our job is to not only bring in the best players from Illinois and the region, but from out-of-state as well. Perala finished her playing career as the all-time saves (570) leader in both Western Illinois and Summit League history, averaging more than eight saves per game over her four years. Her.835 save percentage in 1999 was the single-season school record until On four occasions, she made 15-plus saves in a game. She also credits her college coach, Jen Daniels, for helping to highlight her current career path. Perala says she came to Western as a pre-med major before making the transition to the education department as a sophomore. She served as a student assistant for one season at WIU while finishing her degree. After student teaching, she spent the spring of 2003 as the head coach of the girls varsity team at Guilford High School, her alma mater. While EIU as a university and its women s soccer program had already impressed Perala for some time, the players she has inherited also made a strong first impression in the spring. The team did a wonderful job of adjusting to the different expectations when I arrived, she says. I ll give them their due; they worked extremely hard and did everything I asked of them and then some. We had a little bit of a rough start, but by our third match (a 3-0 win against Valparaiso) everything seemed to be coming together. It felt good to end the spring with a game like that, and it gave the team motivation to come into the fall season prepared to hit the ground running.

3 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Asst. Coach Grant Williams Grant Williams begins his first year as an assistant coach on Summer Perala s staff in the fall of Williams comes to EIU after spending three seasons as an assistant at Western Kentucky University. The Lady Hilltoppers compiled a record during his time in Bowling Green. WKU won Sun Belt Conference title in 2007 and reached the SBC Tournament title game a year later. The Lady Toppers also earned a regional ranking from SoccerBuzz.com both seasons. Williams was on hand for the Panthers final game this spring, a 3-0 victory against Valparaiso. Eastern and WKU played each other during the 2007 and 2008 regular-seasons as well. I m very excited to have Grant join our staff, Perala said. Coming from a successful program at Western Kentucky, he understands the commitment and hard work needed to win at the championship level. His knowledge and passion for the game, as well as his ability to motivate, will be a fantastic addition to the EIU family. I would like to thank Summer and the search committee for the opportunity to become 1st Year part of the EIU women s soccer program, Williams added. Eastern soccer has a strong tradition and I look forward to making a valuable contribution to its future success. For their support during this process, I would also like to thank my wife, WKU coach Jason Neidell, and the rest of the WKU athletic department. Williams holds a United States Soccer Federation National B Coaching License. He also earned an NSCAA Regional Goalkeeping diploma in Around the Bowling Green area, Williams served as the assistant director of Southern Kentucky Soccer ( ), a staff coach in the Kentucky ODP program ( , 2007) and a head coach in the SKY Soccer club ( ). He also worked with boys varsity and junior varsity teams at Bowling Green High School from after volunteering during the school year. Williams earned his bachelor s degree in exercise science from WKU in 2004 and was a three-time President s Scholar. He served as a special instructor in the physical education department in Williams also served a summer camp coach at Centre College (Danville, Ky.) from and was selected to assist with the play-by-play and color commentary for the 2000 and 2001 NAIA national championships. Williams completed his master s degree in exercise science at WKU in the spring. He and his wife Elaine have been married since Support Staff Aaron Hasselhorst Athletic Trainer Angela Ziemba Team Manager Eric Cash Strength & Conditioning Cindy Tozer Academic Services

4 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer Since its inception in 1995, Eastern Illinois women s soccer has enjoyed the most comprehensive success on the field and in the classroom of any athletic program at EIU. The Panthers are the only Ohio Valley Conference team to qualify for the league s postseason tournament winning it five times every year the event has been sponsored (1999-present). Eastern also holds a number of conference records, both individual and team, highlighted by the career goals and points marks held by Beth Liesen. Additionally, of the 11 OVC Player of the Year awards handed out, five have gone to Panthers. The women of EIU soccer also excel in the classroom and have consistently been ranked in the Top 75 nationally in team GPA. ACADEMIC ACCOLADES Top Tier Team GPAs Above: 2008 grad Kellie Floyd & EIU President Dr. William Perry at the Student-Athlete Award Banquet. Far Right: 2008 grad Meghan Ryon, the program s first Academic All-America honoree, with her bevy of awards from the school year. Right: Laura Ridolfi, with her parents Leanne & Gene, and Alexis Miller at the 08 studentathlete award banquet. ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District Honorees Meghan Ryon Teri LaRoche 2006 Beth Liesen Meghan Ryon 2002 Trisha Walter Beth Liesen 2005 rebecca Traen Sharyne Connell 2001 Trisha Walter 2004 Trisha Walter Devon Bissell PANTHER NATION BLEEDS BLUE EIU WOMEN S SOCCER BY THE NUMBERS 4 NCAA Tournament Berths: 2001, 2002, 2003 & OVC Tournament Championships 5 OVC Player of the Year Recipients All-Time OVC Record All-Time OVC Tournament Record

5 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program HANG TIME OFF THE PITCH OUTSTANDING ALUMNI OVC RECORDs HELD BY PANTHERS Individual Career Beth Liesen Goals, Points, GW Goals & Shots Devon Bissell Assists INDIVIDUAL SEASON BETH LIESEN Goals, Points, GW Goals & Shots JESSICA GRACZYK Save Percentage TEAM SEASON EASTERN ILLINOIS Goals, Points, Assists & Shots Top Left: Michelle Steinhaus, Ashley Slota, Lindsey Wilkening & Pam Melinauskas at the 2007 postseason team dinner in Charleston. Top Right: A number of former Panthers were in attendance for Beth Liesen s May 2008 wedding in Quincy, Ill., including: (L-R) Teri Manser-Mc- Cabe, Kathleen Hayes, Teri LaRoche-Klobnak, former EIU head coach Tim Nowak, the bride Beth Liesen-Lagunas, Lori Stutzman, Kim Garkie, Morgan Frericks & Audra Frericks. Left: Carol Griggs, Diane Markus, Kendra Williamson and Teri LaRoche at the 2007 alumni weekend in Charleston.

6 Sam Balek Sophomore v Defender #22 v 5-Foot-9 Palatine, Illinois Fremd HS/Arizona State 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Redshirted at Arizona State Career & 2008 Second Team All-OVC & 2008 OVC All-Newcomer Team 2008: OVC Defender of the Week (Oct. 21) Balek started all 19 games, one of two Panthers to do so key member of an EIU defense that posted SAM s assist Date Goal Scorer Opponent 10/17/08 Rachel Hamilton at Tenn. Tech three straight shutouts and a scoreless streak of 434 consecutive minutes late in the season accounted for a key team save in the home victories against Morehead State and Southeast Missouri assisted on Rachel Hamilton s overtime game-winner at Tennessee Tech led the team in minutes played (1,691), averaging 89 per game went the distance in 14 of the 19 games, including the first five and final eight matches of the season ended the year having played 781 consecutive minutes played 715 of the possible 759 minutes in conference play logged a season-high 110 minutes in the scoreless draws against Northern Iowa and Austin Peay... PREVIOUS COLLEGE: After attending Arizona State in the fall of 2007, she transferred to EIU at the semester break and played for the Panthers in the spring HIGH SCHOOL: Sam was a four-year varsity starter for coach Steve Keller named the Area Player of the Year by the Chicago Sun-Times also earned All-Area honors from the Daily Herald (First Team) and Chicago Tribune (Honorable Mention) Pioneer Press Great Northwest All-Area team also an All-Conference selection in the Mid-Suburban League West earned all-conference and all-sectional honors from the Daily Herald led Fremd to a runner-up finish at the 2007 IHSA state playoffs... also was a member of a second-place team at the U.S. Club Soccer National Championships with Sockers FC honor roll student PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was tearing my ACL in October but coming back for my last high school season and finishing second in the state her parents have been a major influence on her sports career because they have always helped me through the rough times most admires Michael Jordan because he persevered after getting cut early in high school and became an amazing player daughter of Jeff and Lori Balek MAJOR: Undecided. Kickin it with Sam Favorite Pro Sports Team Chicago Cubs Favorite Building on Campus Old Main Favorite Food Pizza Favorite Actor & Film Role Vince Vaughn in Wedding Crashers Favorite Month of the Year June Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Her Ride Ford Focus In Her MP3/CD Player tobymac Last Concert She Attended Taylor Swift Magazine She Subscribes To US Weekly Furry Friend Jema Chihuahua Enjoyed this Professor s Class Han Duong, Mathematics Most Memorable Game at EIU Southeast Missouri 2008

7 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG & 2008 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA) HILLARY s assist Date Goal Scorer Opponent 10/26/08 Lindsey Wilkening at Illinois St. 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Blake played in 16 games and started seven times, including the final five matches of the season assisted on Lindsey Wilkening s goal at Illinois State key member of an EIU defense that posted three straight shutouts and a scoreless streak of 434 consecutive minutes late in the season ended the year having played 547 consecutive minutes, going the distance in each of the final five games ranked second among the EIU freshmen in minutes averaged 90 minutes per game as a starter played a season-high 110 minutes in the scoreless draw at Austin Peay... HIGH SCHOOL: Hillary played for coach Julie Bergstrom at Waubonsie Valley High School, where she was a member of back-toback IHSA Class AA state championship teams in WVHS was ranked No. 1 in the nation by USA Today after posting a record in 2008, extending the nation s longest unbeaten streak to 46 games following a showing her junior year... honorable mention all-conference as a senior... her Windy City Pride club team was runner-up in the 07 State Cup, but went on to win regionals in the U.S. Club Tournament also a member of the 2001 USA Cup champs threetime Academic All-Upstate Eight Conference Indian Prairie Scholar high honor roll student PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was committing to play Division I soccer at Eastern her sister Jessica has been a major influence on her sports career because she always sets a standard that I try to match or beat, which pushes me to work hard. She encourages me and does not let me get too down most admires Nick Thanadabouth, the co-founder and Asst. Director of Coaching of the Windy City Pride, because he is a good player as well as coach. He tells you how to fix things rather than just saying you re doing something wrong. He s a fun coach that can also get serious a good balance daughter of Stuart and Tracey Blake MAJOR: Accounting. Hillary Blake Sophomore v Defender #9 v 5-Foot-2 Naperville, Illinois Waubonsie Valley HS Kickin it with Hillary Favorite Pro Sports Teams Chicago Bears/Sox/Bulls/Hawks Favorite Building on Campus Lumpkin Hall Favorite Foods Ice Cream & Fruit Smoothies Favorite Actor Michael Cera Favorite Animated Character Lightning McQueen (from Cars) Favorite Month of the Year June Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale Topsail Island, North Carolina In Her MP3/CD Player Jimmy Buffett Last Concert She Attended Jason Aldean Last Book She Read Learning Joy from Dogs without Collars Furry Friend Jasmine Black Lab Enjoyed this Professor s Class Amanda Poffinbarger, Biology Most Memorable Game at EIU Her 1st Game (at Indiana St.) 2008

8 Jessica Blake Sophomore v Forward #13 v 5-Foot-2 Naperville, Illinois Waubonsie Valley HS 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG & 2008 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA) 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Blake played in 11 games and started three times saw action in the first 11 games of the season before an injury in practice the final week of September ended her campaign started against Wright State, Western Kentucky and Western Illinois played a season-high 69 minutes at WKU logged 40 minutes off the bench in the draw with Northern Iowa... HIGH SCHOOL: Jessica played for coach Julie Bergstrom at Waubonsie Valley High School, where she was a member of back-to-back IHSA Class AA state championship teams in scored a hat trick in the 07 state semifinals WVHS was ranked No. 1 in the nation by USA Today after posting a record in 2008, extending the nation s longest unbeaten streak to 46 games following a showing her junior year all-conference honoree as a senior... her Windy City Pride club team was runner-up in the 07 State Cup, but went on to win regionals in the U.S. Club Tournament also a member of the 2001 USA Cup champs three-time Academic All-Upstate Eight Conference Indian Prairie Scholar high honor roll student PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was committing to play Division I soccer at Eastern her sister Hillary has been a major influence on her sports career because I admire her work ethic and dedication to the game. She always pushes me to play my best and encourages me most admires Nick Thanadabouth, the co-founder and Asst. Director of Coaching of the Windy City Pride, because he is a great soccer player and has taught me a lot. He tells me what I can do to improve instead of just telling me how I messed up daughter of Stuart and Tracey Blake MAJOR: Elementary Education. Kickin it with Jessica Favorite Pro Sports Teams Chicago Sox/Bears/Hawks/Bulls Favorite Building on Campus O Brien Stadium (Training Room) Favorite Food Ice Cream Favorite Actor & Film Role Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke Favorite Animated Character Dori (from Finding Nemo) Favorite Month of the Year December Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale Topsail Island, North Carolina Her Ride 2002 Jeep Cherokee In Her MP3/CD Player Jimmy Buffett Last Concert She Attended Jason Aldean Last Book She Read The Alphabetical Hookup List Furry Friend Jasmine Black Lab Enjoyed this Professor s Class Amanda Poffinbarger, Biology

9 9 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Ashley s Goal Date Opponent Minute 8/26/08 at Purdue 64th ASHLEY s assists Date Goal Scorer Opponent 10/29/08 Lindsey Wilkening at Illinois St. 10/10/08 Pam Melinauskas EKU 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Eck played in 17 games and started eight times, including five straight OVC contests in October scored EIU s first goal of the season in the loss at Purdue assisted on Pam Melinauskas goal against Eastern Kentucky and Lindsey Wilkening s goal at Illinois State put seven of her 10 shots on goal ranked third among the EIU freshmen in minutes, averaging 58 minutes per game as a starter played a season-high 83 minutes at Western Kentucky... HIGH SCHOOL: Ashley was a four-year letter-winner for coach Mike Lindsey scored 27 goals as a senior en route to Illinois High School Soccer Coaches Association All-State honors earned IHSSCA All-Sectional recognition as a junior after scoring 19 times fourtime All-Central State Eight Conference selection: First Team as an upperclassman, honorable mention as an underclassman two-time Quincy Notre Dame All-Tournament Team pick team captain as a senior Sacred Heart-Griffin won four straight regional titles as well as the 08 conference crown Illinois State Scholar National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society honor roll student ranked in the Top 10 percent of her class Chicago Fire All-Academic Special Mention also played for the Team Davis and SASA Lady Magic club teams PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was scoring a hat trick against Alton on senior night at SH-G her father, the head coach of the men s soccer program at Illinois-Springfield, has been a major influence on her sports career because he s always positive and gives me tips and advice most admires her uncle Ted, who played for the U.S. National Team in the 90s and the Dallas Burn of the MLS, because he has a lot of determination and went a long way despite starting out with very little daughter of Joe and Marie Eck MAJOR: Biological Sciences/Pre-Med. Ashley Eck Sophomore v Forward #14 v 5-Foot-6 Springfield, Illinois Sacred Heart-Griffin HS Kickin it with Ashley Favorite Pro Sports Team Chicago Cubs Favorite Building on Campus The Union Favorite Food Pasta Favorite Actress & Film Role Katherine Heigl in 27 Dresses Favorite Month of the Year October Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale Cozumel, Mexico Her Ride 2006 Honda Accord In Her MP3/CD Player Taylor Swift Last Concert She Attended Rascal Flatts Last Book She Read Twilight Most Memorable Moment at EIU Scoring Her 1st Goal Purdue 2008

10 Elise 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 10 Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Farrelly played in 12 games and started 10 times, including the first five and final two games of the season missed a good portion of October with an injury but returned for the home finale, playing 56 minutes off the bench in the victory against Southeast Missouri averaged 72 minutes as a starter played all 200 minutes at the NIU Invitational, going the distance in both games... HIGH SCHOOL: Elise was a four-year letter-winner for coach Ryan Estabrook team captain and MVP as a senior while sharing the team lead in scoring Daily Herald and Kane County Chronicle All-Area in 2008 three-time All-Western Sun Conference all-sectional honoree as a senior Geneva finished third in the IHSA state playoffs in 2005 GHS also won four conference titles, three regional crowns and two sectional championships four-year honor roll student GHS athletic leader at Western Sun Leadership Conference also played for the Chicago Magic club team, a seven-time state championship squad that also was the Midwest Regional champs from , USL Super Y League North American champs in 2005, and a U.S. Club National finalist in 2006 also a four-year member of the ODP state team PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was playing soccer in Spain with the Chicago Magic her parents have had a major influence on her sports career because they ve always supported and been there for me, and pushed me to do my best most admires coach Estabrook because of the respect and dedication he has for his teams her mom played soccer at Illinois State daughter of Bill and Stephanie Farrelly MAJOR: Elementary Education. Farrelly Sophomore v Midfielder #11 v 5-Foot-5 Geneva, Illinois Geneva HS Kickin it with Elise Favorite Pro Sports Team Chicago Bears Favorite Food Cereal Favorite Holiday Fourth of July Favorite Big City Barcelona Unique Travel Locale Spain Her Ride 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse In Her MP3/CD Player Coldplay Last Concert She Attended Dave Matthews Band Last Book She Read 19 Minutes Furry Friend Razz Cat Won a Free Trip, Pick One: Beach Resort, Ski Lodge or Music Fest Beach Resort

11 11 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Career , Dani s assist Date Goal Scorer Opponent 9/5/07 Kellie Floyd Indiana St. 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Flynn played in 16 games and started 10 times, including the first seven matches of the season also started both games of the Eastern Kentucky-Morehead State weekend key member of an EIU defense that posted three straight shutouts and a scoreless streak of 434 consecutive minutes late in the season averaged 68 minutes per game as a starter went the distance, playing a season-high 110 minutes, in the scoreless draw vs. Northern Iowa : she played in 13 games and started twice, the season opener at Eastern Michigan and home opener against Indiana State assisted on Kellie Floyd s first goal in the Indiana State win also played a season-high 61 minutes in the home opener averaged 46 minutes in the first four games of the year also logged double-figure minutes at Loyola and versus Tennessee Tech and Illinois State... HIGH SCHOOL: Danielle was a four-year letter-winner for coach Maureen McVey served as the captain of the junior varsity squad before moving up to the varsity level St. Joseph s finished third in state in each of her upperclassman seasons also captained her St. Louis Soccer Club team for five years, helping lead the squad to multiple state championships ( , 06-07) was a part of the Missouri ODP program her extracurricular activities included: youth in government judicial leader, yearbook editor and Angels Helping Angels member of Mu Alpha Theta and Beta Chi Pi, which are math and science honor societies, respectively PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was starting her first college soccer game her parents have been a major influence on her sports career because they always believe in me and reassure me, helping me keep my faith most admires former St. Louis Rams defensive back Aeneas Williams because I was lucky enough to meet him at the fitness center where I work and train. He puts his faith in God and gives 110 percent in everything he does a number of her relatives played collegiate sports, including: her dad and uncle Mike wrestled at Southwest Missouri State; her grandfather Dan and three cousins played football at St. Thomas University; and her cousin Kelly played tennis and ran track at St. Thomas as well daughter of Mike and Michelle Flynn MAJOR: Kinesiology and Sports Studies. Danielle Flynn Junior v Defender #16 v 6-Foot O Fallon, Missouri St. Joseph s Academy HS Kickin it with Dani Favorite Pro Sports Team St. Louis Cardinals Favorite Building on Campus Booth Library Favorite Foods STL Toasted Ravioli & Mashed Potatoes Favorite Actress & Film Role Kathrine Heigl in The Ugly Truth Favorite Animated Character SpongeBob SquarePants Favorite Month of the Year May Favorite Big City Denver Unique Travel Locale Ireland Her Ride 2005 Nissan Maxima In Her MP3/CD Player Dave Matthews Band/Keith Urban Last Concert She Attended Dave Matthews Band Last Book She Read Mind Over Body Furry Friend Rudy German Shepard Enjoyed this Professor s Class Mark Kattenbraker, Kinesiology

12 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 12 Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Career Rachel Hamilton Senior v Forward #10 v 5-Foot-5 Springfield, Illinois Sacred Heart-Griffin HS Kickin it with Rachel Favorite Pro Sports Team Chicago Bears Favorite Building on Campus Coleman Hall Favorite Food Subway Sandwiches Favorite Actor & Film Role Will Farrell in Step Brothers Favorite Animated Character Shrek Favorite Month of the Year December Favorite Big Cities Chicago & Los Angeles Her Ride Jeep Liberty Unique Travel Locale Jamaica In Her MP3/CD Player Rascal Flatts Last Concert She Attended Lady Antebellum Furry Friends Daisey & Trixie Yorkies Enjoyed this Professor s Class Jean Dilworth, FCS Most Memorable Moment at EIU Scoring OT Goal vs Loyola : Hamilton played in all 19 games and started 18 times, all but the Eastern Kentucky match it marked the second year in a row she started all but one game one of six Panthers to play in every game scored the game-winning goal in overtime in the victory at Tennessee Tech, her second career OT score assisted on Sam Kohen s goal vs. Southeast Missouri and Kaitlin Sullivan s goal at Morehead State in the OVC Tournament led the team in shots registered a careerhigh eight shots in the scoreless draw with Northern Iowa ranked third on the team in minutes played, averaging 81 per game went the distance on three occasions played a season-high 105 minutes in the overtime win at Tennessee Tech Eastern is when she has scored during her career : she played in all 20 games RACHEL s Goals Date Opponent Minute 10/17/08 at Tennessee Tech 110th 9/21/07 vs Western Illinois 28th 8/31/07 at Eastern Michigan 90th 9/15/06 at Wright State 75th 9/3/06 vs Loyola 106th Rachel s assists Date Goal Scorer Opponent 11/4/08 Kaitlin Sullivan at Morehead* 10/26/08 Sam Kohen SEMO 10/12/07 Alexis Miller at SEMO 9/28/07 Kellie Floyd at EKU 9/14/07 Kathleen Hayes Ball St. 9/5/07 Kellie Floyd Indiana St. 9/2/07 Alexis Miller at BGSU *OVC Tournament Game and started 19 times the only game she didn t start was Senior Day against Jacksonville State ranked second on the team with five assists, setting up goals by: Alexis Miller at Bowling Green, Kellie Floyd s first goal against Indiana State, Kathleen Hayes game-winner versus Ball State, Floyd at Eastern Kentucky and Miller at Southeast Missouri also scored herself in the season-opening win at Eastern Michigan and against Western Illinois, tying the game in the first half against the in-state rival averaged nearly 60 minutes played per match, logging a season-high 86 minutes in the draw with Western OVC Rankings: eighth in assists : she played in 19 games and started all four matches of the season-long homestand beat Loyola with her first career goal, an overtime game-winner it was the first overtime goal by an EIU freshman since Michelle Steinhaus beat Southeast Missouri in 2004 also scored in the loss at Wright State put both of her shots on goal in her first collegiate action, the season opener at Western Illinois tallied a season-high three shots versus Bowling Green... HIGH SCHOOL: Rachel was a four-year letter-winner for coach Mike Lindsey also lettered four years in volleyball and basketball, and twice in track two-time All-Central State Eight Conference and all-sectional honoree captained both the soccer and volleyball teams as a senior all-conference honors in volleyball SH-G won four consecutive ( ) regional titles 2005 city champs played for the Metro United club team, which was a national qualifier in also recently played in the Springfield Co-Ed Soccer League... PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was scoring the overtime game-winner against Loyola as a freshman her family has been a major influence on her sports career because they have been there for me through everything, always pushing me to do better, but they re my biggest fans most admires former EIU coach Tim Nowak because he always pushed me to try hard and gave me new challenges every day... her brother Andrew played soccer at the University of Chicago daughter of Andy and Teresa Hamilton MAJOR: Communication Studies.

13 13 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Career & 2007 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA) & 2006 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA) sam s Goal Date Opponent Minute 10/26/08 Southeast Missouri 22nd sam s assist Date Goal Scorer Opponent 10/5/07 Pam Melinauskas Tenn. Tech 2008: Kohen played in 13 games and started the final three matches of the season scored the game-winning goal, the first of her career, in the home finale against Southeast Missouri the victory in that game propelled the Panthers into the OVC Tournament saw action in all eight conference games averaged 56 minutes as a starter logged a season-high 73 minutes in the SEMO victory played 47 minutes as a reserve in the scoreless draw at Austin Peay : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in six games, three of which were OVC contests recorded her first assist as a Panther on Pam Melinauskas goal and logged a season-high 19 minutes in the victory over Tennessee Tech also registered a pair of shots in the Tech win logged doublefigure minutes (18) in the home-opening victory against Indiana State : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in 18 games, including both OVC Tournament contests, and started the season-opener at Western Illinois put her lone shot of the season on goal at WIU... HIGH SCHOOL: Sam was a multiple varsity letter-winner for coach Mark Schartner also played varsity basketball three-time all-conference selection All-North Suburban Conference and All-Lake County honoree... two-time all-area and all-sectional selection twice named Pioneer Press Athlete of the Week team captain as a senior... four-year honor roll student and varsity medal of honor recipient won NSC Lake Division and IHSA Regional titles at Stevenson High... two-time three-on-three national soccer champion... was part of a gold-medal winning team at the 2003 Maccabi Games... also played for the Chicago Gaels club team... PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was scoring the game-winning goal in the Gold Medal game at the Maccabi Games her brother Scott has been a major influence on her sports career because he motivates and challenges me to be the best possible soccer player and person I can be most admires Chicago Cubs manager Lou Pinella because he expects nothing less than the best from his players and loves to win dean s list student at EIU is a member of Phi Alpha Eta (honors) and Alpha Epsilon Delta (biology) honor societies... ranked among the Top 100 nationally among honors college sophomores... daughter of Keith and Lori Kohen MAJOR: Biological Sciences. SAM s assist Date Opponent Minute 10/26/08 Southeast Missouri 22nd SAM s assist Date Goal Scorer Opponent 10/5/07 Pam Melinauskas Tenn. Tech Sam Kohen Senior v Midfielder #8 v 5-Foot-4 Buffalo Grove, Illinois Stevenson HS Kickin it with Sam Favorite Pro Sports Team New York Yankees Favorite Building on Campus Life Sciences Favorite Food Pizza Favorite Actress & Film Role Amy Adams in Enchanted Favorite Animated Character Stewie Griffin (of Family Guy) Favorite Month of the Year November Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale Orlando In Her MP3/CD Player Rascal Flatts Last Concert She Attended Lady Antebellum Last Book She Read The Last Lecture Furry Friend Stitch Shihtzu Enjoyed this Professor s Class Nancy Coutant, Biology Most Memorable Moment at EIU Scoring GW Goal vs SEMO 2008

14 Kaylin Lorbert Junior v Goalkeeper #30 v 5-Foot-5 Wildwood, Missouri St. Joseph s Academy HS Kickin it with Kaylin Favorite Pro Sports Team St. Louis Cardinals Favorite Building on Campus The Union Favorite Food Pizza Favorite Actor & Film Role James Franco in Pineapple Express Favorite Super Hero Batman Favorite Month of the Year December Favorite Big City St. Louis Unique Travel Locale Mexico Her Ride 2005 Ford Escape In Her MP3/CD Player Chris Brown Last Concert She Attended Lil Wayne Furry Friend Puma Lab Enjoyed this Professor s Class Ned Huston, English Most Memorable Game at EIU Southeast Missouri Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 14 Year GP -GS Min W-L-T Saves Sv% GA GAA SHO : : Career : & 2008 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA) & 2007 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA) 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Two-time OVC Goalkeeper of the Week (Sept. 2 and Oct. 21) Lorbert played in 11 games and started 10 times got the starting nod in the OVC Tournament game at Morehead State helped EIU lead the OVC in saves made a career-high 11 saves in the OVC Tournament game against Morehead also reached double-figures in saves (10) in the scoreless draw with Northern Iowa put together a shutout streak of 342 minutes in October, helping spark EIU to an OVC Tournament berth posted a shutout in each of her three OVC starts Morehead State, Tennessee Tech and Austin Peay and against UNI earned OVC Goalkeeper of the Week honors after making 17 saves and posting back-to-back shutouts on the Tennessee Tech-Austin Peay road trip, and after making 16 saves and surrendering just one goal at the NIU Invitational gave up just one goal in losses to Northern Illinois and Wright State OVC Rankings: second in save percentage, third in saves per game, and fifth kaylin s Game-by-game recap Date Opponent Saves GA /26 at Purdue 4 1 8/29 at Northern Illinois 6 1 8/31 vs Northern Iowa /5 Wright State 2 1 9/7 Eastern Michigan 4 4 9/19 at Western Kentucky /12 Morehead State /17 at Tennessee Tech /19 at Austin Peay /29 at Illinois State /4 at Morehead State* /2 at Bowling Green 3 0 9/16 Western Kentucky 3 3 9/21 Western Illinois 8 2 9/23 at Loyola /5 Tennessee Tech /12 at Southeast Missouri /26 Samford /31 Illinois State 2 0 *OVC Tournament Game in shutouts National Rankings: 20th in saves per game and 36th in save percentage EIU Single-Season Rankings: sixth in save percentage, seventh in shutouts and ninth in goals against average... EIU All-Time Rankings: fourth in save percentage : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in eight games and started three times started September games against Western Kentucky, Western Illinois and Loyola came up big in the draw with WIU, making a season-high eight saves was perfect in relief, not allowing a goal in the five games that she played in off the bench a composite total of 118 minutes played the entire second half at Bowling Green and versus Illinois State finished off the shutout of Tennessee Tech, playing the final eight minutes... HIGH SCHOOL: Kaylin was a four-year letter-winner for coach Maureen McVey also lettered twice in softball St. Joseph s finished third in state in each of her upperclassman seasons... posted 17 shutouts and led her team to a record in 2006, earning St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro Honorable Mention recognition honorable mention all-star team kudos as a senior earned first degree academic honors her senior year thanks to a 4.0 GPA second degree academic honors the previous three years also played for the St. Louis Soccer Club, winning eight state championships ( , 06-07) also claimed 07 amateur state and regional championships PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was stopping all three shots in a shootout to lead her team to victory at the Iowa Tournament of Champions her mother has been a major influence on her sports career because she always supported me and pushed me to succeed most admires Fernando Hernandez, her goalkeeper coach with the St. Louis Soccer Club, because he is a talented player and a great coach daughter of Scott and Mara Lorbert MAJOR: Biological Sciences.

15 15 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Career & 2006 OVC All-Tournament Team ALexis Goals Date Opponent Minute 11/6/07 at Murray State* 97th 10/12/07 at Southeast Missouri 18th 10/7/07 Austin Peay 75th 9/2/07 at Bowling Green 55th 9/24/06 Murray State 81st 8/27/06 at Indiana State 3rd ALexis assists Date Goal Scorer Opponent 10/26/08 Pam Melinauskas SEMO 8/26/08 Ashley Eck at Purdue 10/28/07 Michelle Steinhaus Jax State 10/12/07 Michelle Steinhaus at SEMO 10/5/07 Ashley Slota Tenn. Tech 9/21/07 Kathleen Hayes W. Illinois 9/21/07 Rachel Hamilton W. Illinois 9/16/07 Michelle Steinhaus WKU 10/31/06 Ashley Slota UT Martin* 10/26/06 Michelle Steinhaus at ILL St. 10/13/06 Kellie Floyd E. Kentucky *OVC Tournament Game 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Miller played in all 19 games and started 17 times, all but the Murray State and Jacksonville State matches one of six Panthers to play in every game assisted on Ashley Eck s goal at Purdue and Pam Melinauskas goal against Southeast Missouri will enter her senior season as the OVC s active career leader with 11 assists also ranks as the program s active leader in goals and points ranked sixth on the team in minutes played, averaging 76 per game went the distance in road games at Northern Illinois and Western Kentucky played a season-high 98 minutes in the overtime win at Tennessee Tech Eastern is when she has scored during her career : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in all 20 games and started 18, coming off the bench in only the Tennessee Tech and Austin Peay contests led the team in assists while ranking second in goals and points her six assists were the most by a Panther since 2004 scored two of her four goals by bending a corner kick inside the near post, accomplishing the feat against Austin Peay and at Murray State in the opening round of the OVC Tournament the goal at Murray came in overtime and lifted EIU into the tourney semifinals became just the second Panther to score a golden goal in the OVC Tournament recorded her first career multi-assist game with two helpers in the draw against Western Illinois also registered her first game with a goal and an assist in the loss at Southeast Missouri for the season assisted on: Michelle Steinhaus early goal against Western Kentucky, Rachel Hamilton and Kathleen Hayes goals versus Western Illinois, Ashley Slota s goal against Tennessee Tech, Steinhaus goal at SEMO, and the first of Steinhaus two goals in the OVC finale versus Jacksonville State logged 80-plus minutes four times, including a season-high 84 at SEMO OVC Rankings: fourth in assists : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in all 20 games and started 11, including five OVC contests scored the game-tying goal against Murray State with less than 10 minutes remaining, helping EIU salvage a draw recorded EIU s first goal of the season, a first-half score in the win at Indiana State assisted on the last two goals of the year, Michelle Steinhaus game-winner at Illinois State and Ashley Slota s game-winner versus UT Martin in the OVC Tournament also tallied a helper on Kellie Floyd s goal against Eastern Kentucky led the EIU freshman class with three assists and seven points saw action in goal in the second half against Bowling Green registered a season-high five shots on three occasions OVC Top 10 Rankings: tied for 10th in assists... HIGH SCHOOL: Alexis was a four-year letter-winner and a three-time first team all-conference selection for coaches Jeff Muhr and Kristy Voss also lettered once in softball... three-time St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro pick, headlined by First Team honors as a senior won a state title as a sophomore in 2004 her St. Louis Soccer club team was MYSA state champs in 2006 PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was winning the high school state championship in 04 most admires her former coach Scott McDonald because he has motivated me to become a better player, but most of all, he helped me become the person I am today daughter of Gary and Anita Miller MAJOR: Special Education/Early Childhood. Alexis Miller Senior v Midfielder #12 v 5-Foot-1 St. Peters, Missouri Incarnate Word Academy HS Kickin it with Alexis Favorite Pro Sports Team St. Louis Cardinals Favorite Building on Campus Buzzard Hall Favorite Food Chili Favorite Actor & Film Role Heath Ledger in 10 Things I Hate About You Favorite Animated Characters Phineas & Ferb Favorite Month of the Year January Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale Florida In Her MP3/CD Player Sugarland Last Concert She Attended No Doubt Magazine She Subscribes To ESPN the Magazine Furry Friend Daisy Mae Lab Enjoyed this Professor s Class Rebecca Cook, Special Education Most Memorable Game at EIU Murray State 2007 OVC Tourney

16 Erika Prazma Sophomore v Defender #18 v 5-Foot Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 16 Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG : Prazma played in 11 games saw action in seven of the eight conference games and the OVC Tournament contest at Morehead State averaged 25 minutes over a five-game stretch in October played a season-high 53 minutes in the loss at Illinois State... HIGH SCHOOL: Erika was a four-year letter-winner for coach Gene Briggs also lettered once in volleyball and cheerleading team MVP as a senior after earning top defender honors her junior year First Team All-Southwestern Conference and all-state as a senior all-conference and allsectional her junior year super sophomore award Chicago Fire First Team All-Academic GCHS was a three-time super-sectional champ and IHSA state finals qualifier from , finishing third in 2007 also part of four consecutive conference championship teams ( ) with her Elks Soccer club team, was runner-up at state with the U-12 squad and won the Pike s Peak Invitational with the U-14 team three-time Bi-State Shootout and SLYSA League champs student body president homecoming queen Illinois State Scholar four-time high honor roll student National Honor Society Principal s and Teacher s Foundation awards Granite City Scholarship Foundation award also played in the Anheuser-Busch Premiere Soccer League recently PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was winning the super-sectional game against rival Edwardsville, 4-0, to advance to state for a third straight year in 2007 her parents have been a major influence on her sports career because they push me to be a better player and put all of their time and effort into my activities most admires U.S. Soccer great Brandi Chastain for her hard work and dedication after being cut from the National Team at first her cousin Scott played for the St. Louis Steamers of the Major Indoor Soccer League daughter of Kenny and Jill Prazma MAJOR: Sociology. Granite City, Illinois Granite City HS Kickin it with Erika Favorite Pro Sports Team St. Louis Cardinals Favorite Building on Campus Lantz Favorite Food Pasta Favorite Actor Gerard Butler Favorite Super Hero Superwoman Favorite Month of the Year October Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale The Bahamas In Her MP3/CD Player Hed PE Last Concert She Attended Zero Magazine She Subscribes To Cosmopolitan Furry Friend Lexi Yorkie Enjoyed this Professor s Class Jeanna McFarland, Kinesiology Most Memorable Game at EIU Southeast Missouri 2008

17 17 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Career & 2008 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA) 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Ridolfi played in 18 games and started 10 times, including the first two matches and seven of the eight OVC contests assisted on Pam Melinauskas goal against Eastern Kentucky registered a career-high four shots at Jacksonville State, putting all four on Rudi s Goal Date Opponent Minute 10/6/06 at Tennessee Tech 19th Rudi s assists Date Goal Scorer Opponent 10/10/08 Pam Melinauskas EKU 9/15/06 Rachel Hamilton at Wright St. goal averaged 67 minutes as a starter played 80-plus minutes in five straight games in October, a streak that was snapped due to an injury in the home finale against Southeast Missouri played a season-high 102 minutes in the overtime win at Tennessee Tech : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in 15 games and started the regular-season contest against Samford also played a season-high 66 minutes in that game against Samford saw her most action of the season in the final three games of OVC play, logging 50 minutes at Murray State and 29 in the must-win game against Jacksonville State averaged 40.5 minutes per game during the final four games of the regular-season also played 23 minutes in the season-opening win at Eastern Michigan : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in 18 games, including every game against an OVC foe, and started the Tennessee Tech match scored her first goal at Tennessee Tech tallied her first assist on Rachel Hamilton s goal at Wright State put two of her three shots on goal in the win over Eastern Kentucky... HIGH SCHOOL: Laura was a four-year letter-winner for coach Rob Moginot also lettered twice in basketball two-time Alton Telegraph Small School Player of the Year four-time First Team All-South Central Conference honoree two-time Belleville News-Democrat All-Area selection, including First Team honors as a senior two time St. Louis Post-Dispatch Honorable Mention All-Metro three-time all-sectional school-record 22 assists as a freshman team captain both years as an upperclassman Marquette won four consecutive ( ) conference titles regional champs in 2003 and 2005 member of the honors program played for the Metro United club team PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was being named Player of the Year by the Alton Telegraph in back-to-back seasons her parents have been a major influence on her sports career because they have always supported me daughter of Gene and Leanne Ridolfi MAJOR: Health Studies with Teacher s Certification. Laura Ridolfi Senior v Midfielder #2 v 5-Foot-3 Godfrey, Illinois Marquette Catholic HS Kickin it with Rudi Favorite Pro Sports Team St. Louis Cardinals Favorite Building on Campus Lantz Favorite Food Mashed Potatoes Favorite Actor Gerard Butler Favorite Animated Character SpongeBob SquarePants Favorite Month of the Year December Favorite Big City St. Louis Unique Travel Locale Mexico Her Ride 2002 Chevy Trailblazer Last Concert She Attended Dave Matthews Band Last Book She Read The Things They Carried Furry Friend Milo Cat Enjoyed this Professor s Class Jake Emmett, Kinesiology Most Memorable Game at EIU Southeast Missouri 2008

18 Sarah Rusk Junior v Midfielder #6 v 5-Foot-4 Woodridge, Illinois Downers Grove South HS Kickin it with Sarah Favorite Pro Sports Team Chicago Blackhawks Favorite Building on Campus Doudna Fine Arts Center Favorite Food Chips & Salsa Favorite Actress & Film Role Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman Favorite Animated Character Patrick Star (of SpongeBob SquarePants) Favorite Month of the Year June Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale New York City Her Ride Honda Passport Last Concert She Attended REO Speedwagon Last Book She Read Breaking Dawn (of the Twilight Series) Furry Friend Lucy Mixed-Breed Dog Enjoyed this Professor s Class David Raybin, English Most Memorable Game at EIU Southeast Missouri Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 18 Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Career & 2008 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA) sarah s Goal Date Opponent Minute 10/19/07 at UT Martin 60th sarah s assist Date Goal Scorer Opponent 9/16/07 Michelle Steinhaus WKU 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Rusk played in 19 games and started seven times, including the OVC contests against UT Martin and Murray State also started five straight games early in the season one of six Panthers to play in every game put all three of her shots on goal in the scoreless draw vs. Northern Iowa ranked eighth on the team in minutes played, averaging 50 per game averaged 74 minutes as a starter went the distance in the road games at Northern Illinois and Ball State played a season-high 101 minutes in the draw vs. UNI : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in 16 games and started four times, including three OVC contests started both games during the shutout weekend against Tennessee Tech and Austin Peay her first career goal was of the gametying variety in the second half of the overtime loss at UT Martin also assisted on Michelle Steinhaus early goal versus Western Kentucky, the same game win which she made her first career start played a season-high 84 minutes in the OT loss at UTM saw action off the bench in both OVC Tournament contests logged double-figure minutes in 10 straight games during the heart of the season... HIGH SCHOOL: Sarah was a four-year varsity letter-winner for coach Barry Jacobson also lettered once in basketball Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun- Times Honorable Mention All-State as a senior also an Illinois High School Soccer Coaches Assoication All-State selection in 07 three-time Downers Grove Reporter All-Area and All-West Suburban Conference honoree two-time Daily Herald All-Area and IHSSA all-sectional pick team honors included rookie of the year as a freshman and MVP as a senior DG South won four consecutive West Suburban Conference Gold Division titles four-year honor roll student earned numerous academic awards, including: Silver Math, Presidential Scholar and Illinois State Scholar also a National Honor Roll student and Spanish Honor Society member PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was connecting on the winning penalty kick against Neuqua Valley as a sophomore to win a tournament her siblings have been a major influence on her sports career because they constantly push me to be better most admires her long-time athletic trainer James Tonner because he has taught me so much and has always been there for me her sister Erin played soccer at Illinois State and her brother Joe played soccer at College of DuPage daughter of Bart and Kathy Rusk MAJOR: Elementary Education.

19 19 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Redshirted Career : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Shear did not see action in a game after suffering an injury in the preseason granted a medical redshirt : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in 11 games and started twice, the road games at Bowling Green and UT Martin logged double-figures minutes in eight of the 11 games she played in played a season-high 68 minutes in the overtime loss at UT Martin also logged 50-plus minutes against Eastern Michigan and Western Illinois : OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... she played in four games, including the overtime win against Loyola and the OVC opener against UT Martin... HIGH SCHOOL: Cassie was a four-year varsity starter for her mom, coach Terri Shear also played three years of varsity volleyball two-time First Team All-State honoree as an upperclassman and team captain three-time Daily Tribune Dream Team selection three-time all-region and all-district second team all-state in 2004 Clawson won its district in four consecutive seasons ( ) and captured the regional crown in the spring of 06 her United Soccer League and Michigan Hawks club teams were both State Cup champs National Honor Society four-year class president... Jackie Palmer and Scholar Athlete award winner PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was winning the regional finals as a senior after losing the previous three years her family has been a major influence on her sports career because they have all been behind me in everything I do and I couldn t ask for better support most admires her mother because she cared about her team more than any coach I ve ever seen and molded it into a winning team her brother Gary played soccer at EIU from daughter of Gary and Terri Shear MAJOR: Biological Sciences. Cassie Shear RS-Junior v Defender #5 v 5-Foot-5 Clawson, Michigan Clawson HS Kickin it with Cassie Favorite Building on Campus O Brien Stadium (Training Room) Favorite Foods Chicken & Pizza Favorite Actor Gerard Butler Favorite Month of the Year June Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale Cancun Her Ride Honda Accord In Her MP3/CD Player Dave Matthews Band Last Concert She Attended Dave Matthews Band Last Book She Read Rogue Furry Friend Dugan St. Bernard Enjoyed this Professor s Class Edward Treadwell, Chemistry Most Memorable Moment at EIU Scoring a Goal in the Spring of 2008

20 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 20 Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Redshirted 2008: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... Streid redshirted during her first year with the program due to an injury that she suffered in the spring of she returned to the active roster for the spring season and started all of the games coached by Summer Perala, scoring a goal in the win against Valparaiso... HIGH SCHOOL: Ashley was a four-year letter-winner for coach Gene Briggs also lettered three times in basketball and once in volleyball All-Southwestern Conference and St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro honoree as a sophomore and junior MVP of the Bi-State Shootout team captain as senior GCHS was a three-time super-sectional champ and IHSA state finals qualifier from , finishing third in 2007 scored one of her team s two goals in the third place game victory also part of four consecutive conference championship teams ( ) registered 21 goals and 11 assists in 2007, sharing the Metro St. Louis lead with nine game-winning goals PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was scoring the game-winning goal against New Trier High School in overtime of the quarterfinal round of the IHSA state playoffs her parents have been a major influence on her sports career because they ve always been there to keep pushing me to do my best most admires youth coach Kenny Prazma, the father of GCHS and EIU teammate Erika Prazma, because he cares so much for us girls and will always be there to show us something new daughter of Tim and Donna Streid MAJOR: Undecided. Ashley Streid RS-Freshman v Forward #3 v 5-Foot-5 Granite City, Illinois Granite City HS Kickin it with Ashley Favorite Pro Sports Team St. Louis Cardinals Favorite Building on Campus Lantz Favorite Food Pizza Favorite Actress Jennifer Aniston Favorite Super Hero Superman Favorite Month of the Year December Favorite Big City Chicago Her Ride Mercury Cougar In Her MP3/CD Player Taylor Swift Last Concert She Attended Rascal Flatts Magazine She Subscribes To Cosmopolitan Furry Friend Sassy Yorkie Enjoyed this Professor s Class Jeanna McFarland, Kinesiology Most Memorable Moment at EIU Scoring Her First Goal in Spring 2008

21 21 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Year GP -GS Min Shots SOG Goals Asst. Points GWG Career sully s Goals Date Opponent Minute 11/4/08 at Morehead St.* 27th 10/29/08 at Illinois St. 44th 10/5/07 Tennessee Tech 61st sully s assists Date Goal Scorer Opponent 10/12/08 Pam Melinauskas Morehead 10/28/07 Michelle Steinhaus Jax State *OVC Tournament Game 2008: Sullivan played in all 19 games and started 16 times, including the final 10 matches of the season one of six Panthers to play in every game scored EIU s final two goals of the season, tying the Illinois State game just before halftime and putting the Panthers ahead early in the OVC Tournament game at Morehead State assisted on Pam Melinauskas game-winning goal in the regular-season victory vs. Morehead ranked seventh on the team in minutes, averaging 76 per game went the distance three times, including the OVC Tournament game at Morehead played a season-high 109 minutes in the overtime win at Tennessee Tech... Eastern is 1-2 when she has scored during her career : she played in 16 games and started the Loyola match scored EIU s second goal in the win against Tennessee Tech assisted on Michelle Steinhaus second goal in the must-win game against Jacksonville State logged a season-high 68 minutes in the Loyola game the 40 minutes she played against Austin Peay were her most in an OVC game saw action in both OVC Tournament games... HIGH SCHOOL: Kaitlin was a four-year letter-winner for coach Jay Lipe also lettered three times in volleyball as a junior tied the school s single-season scoring record with 26 goals en route to earning Central State Eight Conference Player of the Year honors from the Springfield State Journal-Register was also All-State and All-Midwest her junior year ranked as the team s secondleading scorer as a sophomore and senior two-time all-conference honoree as an upperclassman... all-sectional pick as a team captain her senior season... helped lead Chatham-Glenwood to three conference titles her team was runner-up in the 2005 IHSA State Tournament after finishing third a year earlier... four-year honor roll student also played for the Five Star Soccer Club and most recently the Lady Magic PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was defeating two-time defending state champs St. Viator in the IHSA Tournament as a freshman God has been a major influence on her sports career because through him, all things are possible most admires coach Lipe because he incorporated life lessons with soccer and coached me to be not only a better player, but a better person her uncles Scott and Bryan played collegiate football at the Division I level and her cousins Liz and Eric played basketball and football, respectively, at Division I schools daughter of Kelly and Deb Sullivan MAJOR: Journalism. Kaitlin Sullivan Junior v Forward #7 v 5-Foot-4 Chatham, Illinois Chatham-Glenwood HS Kickin it with Sully Favorite Pro Sports Team Dallas Cowboys Favorite Building on Campus Buzzard Hall Favorite Food Fruit Favorite Month of the Year October Favorite Big City Lincoln, Nebraska Unique Travel Locale Nebraska Her Ride 2004 Ford Escape In Her MP3/CD Player Taylor Swift In Her MP3/CD Player The Fray, Sugarland & Dierks Bentley Last Concert She Attended Lady Antebellum Furry Friend Husker Yellow Lab Enjoyed this Professor s Class Brian Poulter, Journalism

22 Jenny Williams Senior v Goalkeeper #0 v 5-Foot-5 Quincy, Illinois Quincy HS Kickin it with Jenny Favorite Pro Sports Teams FC Barcelona & St. Louis Cardinals Favorite Building on Campus Lantz Favorite Actor & Film Role Gerard Butler Favorite Animated Character Phineas & Ferb Favorite Month of the Year May Favorite Big City Barcelona Unique Travel Locale Florence, Italy Her Ride 1999 Honda Accord In Her MP3/CD Player The Script Last Concert She Attended The Fray Last Book She Read Angels & Demons Furry Friend Mia Dog Enjoyed this Professor s Class Edward Treadwell, Chemistry Most Memorable Game at EIU Southeast Missouri Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 22 Year GP -GS Min W-L-T Saves Sv% GA GAA SHO : : : Career : & 2006 OVC All-Newcomer Team 2008: Williams played in 10 games and started nine times, including the first two matches of the season and five OVC contests helped EIU lead the OVC in saves stepped up big in the must-win home finale against Southeast Missouri, making nine saves and surrendering just one goal recorded her 200th career save at Illinois State gave up just one goal in losses at Indiana State, UT Martin and Illinois State credited with 11 saves at UT Martin, the second double-figure total of her career made at least four saves in every game she played nine of her 12 career shutouts have come against OVC foes OVC Rankings: second in saves per game (6.6) EIU All-Time Rankings: second in shutouts, third in minutes, fourth in saves, and fifth in goals against average : OVC Goalkeeper of the Week (Sept. 11) she started all 17 games she played in earned OVC Goalkeeper of the Week honors after shutting out Indiana State in the home opener and making a career-high 12 saves at nationally-ranked Missouri also posted solo shutouts against Ball State, Eastern Kentucky, Austin Peay and Jacksonville State played 82 of the 90 minutes of the Tennessee Tech shutout as well came up big with high-save totals in impressive wins against Eastern Michigan (6), Ball State (7) and Murray State (6) in the OVC Tournament dating back to September 2006, did not allow a goal at home in more than a calendar year and 979 minutes of game action until Samford ended the streak on Oct. 26 OVC Rankings: second in shutouts, fourth in goals against average, eighth in saves and ninth in save percentage 2006: OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll... OVC Goalkeeper of the Week (Oct. 31) she started all 19 games in which she played made a season-high eight saves in the overtime loss at Samford and the win at Illinois State after not posting her first shutout until the OVC opener, recorded six shutouts in the last eight games allowed just three goals in the final eight games of the year, compiling a 0.38 goals against average during that span earned OVC Goalkeeper of the Week honors after making the eight saves at ISU to help EIU end a six-game losing streak to the Redbirds made arguably her finest saves of the season in big games at Samford and against Morehead State in the semifinals Jenny s Game-by-game recap Date Opponent Saves GA /22 at Indiana State 7 1 8/26 at Purdue 8 4 9/12 at Ball State 7 2 9/21 at Western Illinois 5 2 9/26 at UT Martin /28 Murray State /5 at Jacksonville State /10 Eastern Kentucky /26 Southeast Missouri /29 at Illinois State /31 at Eastern Michigan 6 1 9/2 at Bowling Green 3 2 9/5 Indiana State 3 0 9/9 at Missouri /14 Ball State 7 0 9/28 at Eastern Kentucky 0 0 9/30 at Morehead State /5 Tennessee Tech /7 Austin Peay /12 at Southeast Missouri /19 at UT Martin /21 at Murray State /26 Samford /28 Jacksonville State /31 Illinois State /6 at Murray State* /9 vs Samford* /25 at Western Illinois 5 1 8/27 at Indiana State 4 2 9/1 DePaul 6 1 9/3 Loyola 5 1 9/8 Eastern Michigan 3 2 9/15 at Wright State 2 4 9/17 at Missouri State 2 3 9/22 UT Martin 1 0 9/24 vs Murray State 3 1 9/29 Southeast Missouri /6 Tennessee Tech /8 at Austin Peay /13 Eastern Kentucky /15 Morehead State /20 at Samford /22 at Jacksonville State /26 at Illinois State /31 UT Martin* /3 vs Morehead State* 2 1 *OVC Tournament Game of the OVC Tournament stopped a penalty kick by Loyola s top scorer, keeping the game tied and setting the stage for EIU s overtime victory surrendered more than two goals in a game just once against OVC foes would have started every game in goal if not for sustaining an injury late in the Eastern Michigan game that kept her out of the next contest OVC Rankings: second in goals against average, tied for third in shutouts, fifth in save percentage, and sixth in saves... HIGH SCHOOL: Jenny was a four-year letter-winner for coach Bill Sanders also lettered twice in basketball and volleyball... set a school record for most shutouts in a season (14) 2006 All-State selection three-time All-Western Big Six Conference pick two-time team MVP as an upperclassman defensive team MVP in all-sectional pick QHS won back-to-back conference titles her upperclassman seasons, as well as a 2006 regional crown 88 ODP team won the Region II championship and took third at the ODP Nationals in 2006 high honor roll student All-Conference Scholastic Team President s Education Award Society of Academic Achievement research presenter at the Illinois Junior Science and Humanities symposium PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was stopping a penalty kick against a Missouri ODP team at the regional championships her brother Jonathan, who played soccer at Carthage College, has been a major influence on her sports career because he has persevered through so many things and always pushes me to be better most admires French great Zinedine Zidane because he is the best athlete in the world daughter of Jim and Margie Williams MAJOR: Psychology.

23 23 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Caitlin Burke Freshman v Midfielder #17 v 5-Foot-2 Carbondale, Illinois Carbondale HS Kayla Doran Freshman v Midfielder #4 v 5-Foot-5 St. Charles, Missouri Incarnate Word Acad. HS HIGH SCHOOL: Caitlin played for coach Nick Carr also lettered in football, serving as CHS s placekicker her sophomore year, and cross country earned All- South Seven Conference honors as a sophomore and junior team captain as a senior 2007 Fralish Cup All-Tournament Team CHS was a three-time regional champion honor roll student also played for the St. Louis Scott Gallagher (formerly Metro United) club team, which finished as the runner-up at the 2008 State Cup PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was being the kicker on her high school s football team her sophomore year most admires her former coach Amu because he taught me to play with everything I have no matter what the situation her uncle Steve Richardson is a veteran sportswriter who served as the executive director of the Football Writers Association of America and has authored multiple books about Big 12 Conference sports daughter of J.R. Russell and Amy Burke-Russell MAJOR: Early Childhood Education. Kickin it with Caitlin & Kayla Favorite Pro Sports Team HHH St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Steamers III Favorite Building on Campus HHH The Union Lincoln Hall III Favorite Food HHH Chinese Spaghetti III Favorite Month HHH March May III Unique Travel Locale HHH The Bahamas Mexico III Her Ride HHH 09 Honda Civic 02 Mitsubishi Eclipse III In Her MP3/CD Player HHH Dave Matthews Band III Last Concert She Attended HHH Lupe Fiasco (at Lantz) Brad Paisley III Magazine She Subscribes To HHH Seventeen Cosmopolitan III Furry Friend HHH Pretty Kitty Cat Titan Golden Retriever III HIGH SCHOOL: Kayla was a two-year letter-winner for coach Annie Beekman also lettered twice in cross country helped lead IWA to consecutive MSH- SAA state titles as an upperclassman, winning the first-ever Class 3 crown in 2009 on penalty kicks won the Class 2 title a year earlier and compiled a combined record in the two seasons earned first and second honors for her work in the classroom also played in indoor soccer leagues PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was winning the MSHSAA state title her senior year her father has been a major influence on her sports career because his love for the sport has motivated me to achieve things I never thought I could she also most admires her father because he was the hardest on me, but never pushed me too hard daughter of Daryl and Barbara Doran her father has seen action in over 800 games as a professional indoor soccer player, primarily for the St. Louis Steamers and St. Louis Storm; he also coached the St. Louis Ambush... her cousin Brad Peters played soccer at EIU, scoring 33 goals during his four-year career MAJOR: Undecided.

24 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 24 Kristin Germann Freshman v Midfielder #23 v 5-Foot-4 Carbondale, Illinois Carbondale HS Jessie Morgan Freshman v Midfielder #15 v 5-Foot-4 Aurora, Illinois Waubonsie Valley HS HIGH SCHOOL: Kristin played for coach Nick Carr also lettered in golf, basketball, cross country and tennis four-time All-South Seven Conference performer set single-season school records for goals and points as a senior also established a freshman record for most points CHS was a three-time regional champion threetime all-conference pick in basketball advanced to sectionals in both golf and cross country PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was leading CHS to the sectional finals for only the second time in school history her father has been a major influence on her sports career because he has pushed me to the limit most admires her former coach Pete Phume because he inspired me the most son of Chris Germann and Cindy Jackman... MAJOR: Kinesiology and Sports Studies. Kickin it with Kristin & Jessie Favorite Pro Sports Team(s) HHH Chelsea FC Real Madrid & Chicago White Sox III Favorite Food HHH Pizza Teriyaki Chicken & Fried Rice III Favorite Month HHH July III Favorite Actor & Film Role HHH Gerard Butler in P.S. I Love You Robert Pattinson in Twilight III Favorite Super Hero HHH Spider-Man Batman III Unique Travel Locale HHH The Bahamas Maui III Her Ride HHH 01 Mazda Saturn Ion III In Her MP3/CD Player HHH The Dream Rascal Flatts III Last Concert She Attended HHH Chevelle Kenny Chesney III HIGH SCHOOL: Jessie was a two-year letter-winner for Julie Bergstrom as a teammate of fellow Panthers Hillary and Jessica Blake, helped lead Waubonsie to the 2008 IHSA state title and record WVHS was ranked No. 1 in the nation by USA Today after winning the 2008 state title also reached the sectional finals and posted an 18-4 record a year later honor roll student also played for the Eclipse Select and America s Soccer Club of Naperville teams PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was winning the 2008 IHSA state title her parents have been a major influence on her sports career because they encourage me to do better and push myself to a level I did not know I would achieve most admires her former club coach Mike Bristol, now an assistant coach at Florida State, because he helped me a lot understanding the game better and to always work hard with everything I do daughter of Russ and Michelle Morgan MA- JOR: Social Science Teaching.

25 25 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program HIGH SCHOOL: Jessica was a two-year varsity letter-winner for coach Brian Allen also played three years of varsity basketball named First Team All-Area by the Daily Herald and First Team All-Fox Valley Conference by the Northwest Herald as a senior two-time captain of both soccer and basketball teams as an upperclassman team MVP as a senior helped lead Crystal Lake South to backto-back Fox Valley Conference titles in 2007 and 2008 Daily Herald Honorable Mention All-Sectional in basketball four-year honor roll student also played for the Crystal Lake Force club Jessica Taldone Freshman v Goalkeeper #1 v 5-Foot-7 Crystal Lake, Illinois Crystal Lake South HS Kickin it with Jessica Favorite Pro Sports Team Chicago Cubs Favorite Building on Campus Lincoln Hall Favorite Food Egg Plant Parmesean Favorite Month October Favorite Actor & Film Role Russell Crow in Gladiator Favorite Big City Chicago Unique Travel Locale Hawaii Her Ride Nissan Quest Last Concert She Attended Dave Matthews Band Last Book She Read Redeeming Love Furry Friend Wrigley Poodle team coached by Diego Cevallos, who is also the head coach of the women s team at Judson College in Elgin, Ill. PERSONAL: No. 1 sports highlight was shutting out the rival high school three times in the same year, including the regional championship game her parents and sisters have been a major influence on her sports career because they each push me in different ways and always believe in me most admires her club coach Eric Johansson because he has taught me about life and soccer, and there is never a dull moment when he is coaching daughter of Joe and Amy Taldone MA- JOR: Special Education.

26 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player GP -GS Min Shots SOG G A Pts GWG P. Melinauskas K. Sullivan R. Hamilton A. Eck L. Wilkening S. Kohen A. Miller L. Ridolfi H. Blake S. Balek S. Rusk A. Slota D. Flynn J. Blake E. Farrelly R. Holcomb M. Looker E. Prazma Eastern Opponents Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer STATISTICS & RESULTS Overall Ohio Valley 2-4 Home Away Neutral GOALKEEPING Player GP -GS Min GA GAA Sv PCT SHO K. Lorbert : J. Williams : Team Eastern : Opponents : TEAM TOTALS Goals 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Shots 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Saves 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Corner Kicks 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Fouls 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents RESULTS Date Opponent (Attendance) Site Result EIU Goals (GAME-WINNER) 8/22 at Indiana State (156) Terre Haute, Ind. L 0-1 OT 8/26 at #25 Purdue (178) West Lafayette, Ind. L Eck 8/29 ^ at Northern Illinois (327) DeKalb, Ill. L 0-1 8/31 ^ vs Northern Iowa (102) DeKalb, Ill. T 0-0 9/5 WRIGHT STATE (142) LAKESIDE FIELD L 0-1 9/7 EASTERN MICHIGAN (202) LAKESIDE FIELD L 0-4 9/12 at Ball State (412) Muncie, Ind. L 0-2 9/19 at Western Kentucky (284) Bowling Green, Ky. L 0-2 9/21 at Western Illinois (281) Macomb, Ill. L 0-2 9/26 at UT Martin (209) Martin, Tenn. L 0-1 9/28 MURRAY STATE (225) LAKESIDE FIELD L /5 at Jacksonville State (106) Jacksonville, Ala. L /10 EASTERN KENTUCKY (197) LAKESIDE FIELD L 1-2 Melinauskas 10/12 MOREHEAD STATE (168) LAKESIDE FIELD W 1-0 MELINAUSKAS 10/17 at Tennessee Tech (439) Cookeville, Tenn. W 1-0 OT HAMILTON 10/19 at Austin Peay (182) Clarksville, Tenn. T /26 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI (213) LAKESIDE FIELD W 2-1 Melinauskas, KOHEN 10/29 at Illinois State (115) Normal, Ill. L Wilkening, Sullivan 11/4 + at Morehead State (238) Morehead, Ky. L Sullivan HOME GAMES IN BOLD <> ^ NIU Invitational Ohio Valley Conference match <> + Ohio Valley Conference Tournament match (No. 5 seed)

27 27 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program 2008 Recap: Resilient Panthers Finish Strong, Keep Tourney Streak Alive After remaining resilient through a rough start to its campaign, Eastern Illinois women s soccer strung together three consecutive shutout efforts in October to jumpstart its season and keep its streak of Ohio Valley Conference Tournament appearances alive. Beginning with an Oct. 12 victory against Morehead State, the Panthers scored six goals during a stretch to close the regular season. Eastern traveled to Morehead for the opening round of the OVC Tournament and led 1-0 at the half. But the Eagles scored twice in the second half to eliminate EIU, en route to winning the six-team event. However, Eastern is the only OVC program that has qualified for the conference tournament every year the event has been held 10 seasons and counting. Senior Pam Melinauskas represented the Panthers on the All-OVC First Team, giving EIU at least one First Team All- Conference performer for the 14th consecutive year. Defender Sam Balek was a Second Team All-OVC and All-Newcomer Team selection. Eastern entered its home finale against rival Southeast Missouri riding a shutout streak of 355 consecutive scoreless minutes and needing a win to clinch an OVC Tournament berth. Melinauskas and Sam Kohen scored first-half goals and the Panther defense held strong in the face of a relentless SEMO attack. Even though the shutout streak ended at 434 minutes, EIU won the game and celebrated a tourney berth-clinching victory. Eastern also won an overtime game for the fifth straight year. Rachel Hamilton scored her second career golden goal with one minute remaining in double OT in the Oct. 17 victory at Tennessee Tech. The win doubled as EIU s first in Cookeville since Despite goalkeepers Kaylin Lorbert and Jenny Williams splitting time as the starter, the Panthers still managed to lead the OVC in saves. Lorbert ranked among the Top 40 nationally in save percentage and saves per game, and was a two-time OVC Goalkeeper of the Week honoree. The sophomore accounted for all four of EIU s shutouts. Williams, meanwhile, delivered in the clutch in the must-win game against SEMO and also made her 200th career save. In January former head coach Tim Nowak resigned to join the new coaching staff at the University of Arkansas being assembled by former Morehead State head coach Erin Aubry. Two months later, Summer Perala was hired as the third head coach in program history. Perala is a Rockford native and played at Western Illinois. She comes to EIU after a six-year stint as an assistant coach at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. WAY TO GO WILKENING: In only nine minutes of action as a reserve forward at Illinois State, Lindsey Wilkening scored the first goal of her career and also assisted on Kaitlin Sullivan s game-tying score late in the first half. The three-point effort was not only the first of the senior s career, but it came on the heels of classmate Pam Melinauskas goal-and-assist showing in the must win game against Southeast Missouri on Oct. 26. Wilkening was named the OVC Player of the Week for her efforts. LORBERT S STREAK OVER; WILLIAMS MAKES 200TH SAVE: Kaylin Lorbert and Jenny Williams split time in net at Illinois State, playing 45 minutes each. Lorbert returned to the starting role after missing the SEMO game with an illness. She finished with five saves but saw her shutout streak end at 348 consecutive minutes. It was the first goal she had surrendered since Sept. 19 at Western Kentucky... Williams made four saves, recording the 200th of her career in the process. The junior is just the fourth goalkeeper in program history to reach the 200-save plateau. SLOTA S STREAK ENDS: Ashley Slota suffered a foot injury early in the Southeast Missouri win on Oct. 26 and was held out of the subsequent game at Illinois State, ending her team-long consecutive games started streak at 49. It was the first game she had missed since 2006 and just the fourth game total as a Panther. TWICE IN A SHORT TIME: Lindsey Wilkening and Kaitlin Sullivan scored three minutes and 12 seconds apart in the loss at Illinois State. That s the shortest amount of time between two EIU goals since 2007, when Kellie Floyd and Michelle Steinhaus scored two minutes and 30 seconds apart in a win at Eastern Kentucky. PAM & SAM SCORE KEY GOALS: Pam Melinauskas and Sam Kohen provided the offense in the victory against SEMO, scoring five minutes apart in the first half. Melinauskas also tallied an assist on Kohen s game-winner, marking the second time in her career she has registered a goal and an assist in the same game. Kohen s goal was the first of her career. Ashley Slota was the last Panther whose first career goal doubled as a game-winner. She accomplished the feat in a 2006 OVC Tournament victory against UT Martin. GOING THE DISTANCE: Among the field players, Ashley Slota played the entire game in 15 of the 19 games in Sam Balek, meanwhile, played the entire game in each of the final eight matches and 14 times total. She enters her sophomore season having played 781 consecutive minutes. Rebecca Holcomb (10), Hillary Blake (5), Lindsey Wilkening (4), Rachel Hamilton (3), Kaitlin Sullivan (3), Elise Farrelly (2), Alexis Miller (2) and Sarah Rusk (2) were the other EIU field players that played an entire game on multiple occasions in Consecutive GAMES started Pam Melinauskas 19 Sam Balek 19 Rebecca Holcomb 17 Kaitlin Sullivan 10 EIU RECORD WHEN SHE SCORES... Player (Goals, GWGs) EIU Record Win % Ashley Eck (1, 0) Rachel Hamilton (5, 2) Sam Kohen (1, 1) Pam Melinauskas (7, 2) Alexis Miller (6, 1) Laura Ridolfi (1, 0) Sarah Rusk (1, 0) Ashley Slota (2, 2) Kaitlin Sullivan (3, 0) Lindsey Wilkening (1, 0) WHERE & WHEN HAS SHE SCORED... Player (Goals) H A N NC OVC PS A. Eck (1) 1 1 R. Hamilton (5) S. Kohen (1) 1 1 P. Melinauskas (7) A. Miller (6) L. Ridolfi (1) 1 1 S. Rusk (1) 1 1 A. Slota (2) K. Sullivan (3) L. Wilkening (1) 1 1 H = Home, A = Away, N = Neutral NC = Non-Conference, PS = Postseason Multi-Goal & Assist Efforts Player Goal Asst Goal&Asst* P. Melinauskas 1 2 A. Miller 1 1 L. Wilkening 1 *Goal&Asst = a game in which she had at least one goal & one assist. 10+ Save Performances Goalkeeper # of 10+ Career-High (Yr) Kaylin Lorbert 2 11 at Morehead ( 08) Jenny Williams 2 12 at Missouri ( 07) Tiffany Groene 1 18 at Notre Dame ( 04) Lindsay Dechert 6 13 at Missouri* ( 03) Jeanine Fredrick at Evansville* ( 97) Jessica Graczyk 3 13 vs Creighton ( 97) Jenny Vargas 1 12 vs Toledo* ( 96) *Game Went Into Overtime TEAM LEADERS IN MINUTES PLAYED Player Minutes Active Streak 08 Long Sam Balek 1, Rebecca Holcomb 1, Rachel Hamilton 1, Ashley Slota 1, Pam Melinauskas 1, Alexis Miller 1, Kaitlin Sullivan 1, Sarah Rusk Kaylin Lorbert Ashley Eck Jenny Williams Lindsey Wilkening Laura Ridolfi Dani Flynn Hillary Blake Elise Farrelly Sam Kohen Jessica Blake Erika Prazma

28 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer OPPONENT INFORMATION Austin Peay Lady Govs Location (Enrollment)... Clarksville, Tenn. (9,401) Conference... Ohio Valley Head Coach (Year)...Kelley Guth (8th) 2008 Records / (8th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...8/3 Web site...apsugovernors.com Cleveland State Vikings Location (Enrollment)...Cleveland, Ohio (16,000) Conference... Horizon Head Coach (Year)... Derrek Falor (6th) 2008 Records / (6th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...Unavailable Web site... CSUvikings.com Eastern Kentucky Colonels Location (Enrollment)... Richmond, Ky. (16,000) Conference... Ohio Valley Head Coach (Year)...Lindsay Basalyga (5th) 2008 Records / 5-3 (2nd of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...9/2 Web site...ekusports.com Eastern Michigan Eagles Location (Enrollment)... Ypsilanti, Mich. (22,638) Conference... Mid-American Head Coach (Year)... Scott Hall (11th) 2008 Records / (T-2nd of 12) Starters Returning/Lost...8/3 Web site... EMUeagles.com Evansville Purple Aces Location (Enrollment)...Evansville, Ind. (2,593) Conference...Missouri Valley Head Coach (Year)...Krista McKendree (2nd) 2008 Records / 5-1 (T-1st of 7) Starters Returning/Lost...5/6 Web site...gopurpleaces.com Green Bay Phoenix Location (Enrollment)... Green Bay, Wis. (5,416) Conference... Horizon Head Coach (Year)... Trevor Warren (2nd) 2008 Records / (7th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...7/4 Web site...greenbayphoenix.com Illinois State Redbirds Location (Enrollment)...Normal, Ill. (20,450) Conference...Missouri Valley Head Coach (Year)... Drew Roff (3rd) 2008 Records / 5-1 (T-1st of 7) Starters Returning/Lost...Unavailable Web site...goredbirds.com IUPUI Jaguars Location (Enrollment)... Indianapolis, Ind. (30,300) Conference... Summit Head Coach (Year)... Chris Johnson (7st) 2008 Records / 7-1 (T-1st of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...10/1 Web site...iupuijags.com Jacksonville State Gamecocks Location (Enrollment)...Jacksonville, Ala. (9,061) Conference... Ohio Valley Head Coach (Year)...Julie Davis (5th) 2008 Records / (7th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...4/7 Web site...jsugamecocksports.com Miami (Ohio) Redhawks Location (Enrollment)...Oxford, Ohio (15,766) Conference... Mid-American Head Coach (Year)...Bobby Kramig (13th) 2008 Records / 5-6 (8th of 12) Starters Returning/Lost...8/3 Web site...muredhawks.com Morehead State Eagles Location (Enrollment)... Morehead, Ky. (9,066) Conference... Ohio Valley Head Coach (Year)... Warren Lipka (1st) 2008 Records / (4th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...Unavailable Web site... MSUeagles.com Murray State Racers Location (Enrollment)... Murray, Ky. (10,150) Conference... Ohio Valley Head Coach (Year)...Beth Acreman (4th) 2008 Records / 7-1 (1st of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...8/3 Web site...goracers.com Northern Iowa Panthers Location (Enrollment)... Cedar Falls, Iowa (12,908) Conference...Missouri Valley Head Coach (Year)...James Price (1st) 2008 Records / 0-6 (7th of 7) Starters Returning/Lost...11/0 Web site...unipanthers.com Southeast Missouri Redhawks Location (Enrollment)...Cape Girardeau, Mo. (10,814) Conference... Ohio Valley Head Coach (Year)... Heather Nelson (11th) 2008 Records / (9th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...6/5 Web site...gosoutheast.com Indiana State Sycamores Location (Enrollment)... Terre Haute, Ind. (9,452) Conference...Missouri Valley Head Coach (Year)...Erika True (1st) 2008 Records / 1-5 (6th of 7) Starters Returning/Lost...7/4 Web site...gosycamores.com Iowa State Cyclones Location (Enrollment)... Ames, Iowa (26,160) Conference... Big 12 Head Coach (Year)... Wendy Dillinger (2nd) 2008 Records / (11th of 11) Starters Returning/Lost...10/1 Web site...cyclones.com IPFW Mastodons Location (Enrollment)...Fort Wayne, Ind. (12,238) Conference... Summit Head Coach (Year)... Margaret Saurin (3rd) 2008 Records / (9th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...Unavailable Web site... GoMastodons.com Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles Location (Enrollment)...Cookeville, Tenn. (10,796) Conference... Ohio Valley Head Coach (Year)... Becky Fletcher (2nd) 2008 Records / (6th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...6/5 Web site...ttusports.com UT Martin Skyhawks Location (Enrollment)... Martin, Tenn. (7,500) Conference... Ohio Valley Head Coach (Year)... Craig Roberts (4th) 2008 Records / (3rd of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...8/3 Web site... UTMsports.com Western Illinois Leathernecks Location (Enrollment)...Macomb, Ill. (13,331) Conference... Summit Head Coach (Year)...Tony Guinn (3rd) 2008 Records / 4-4 (T-4th of 9) Starters Returning/Lost...5/6 Web site...wiuathletics.com

29 29 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program OPPONENT & POSTSEASON HISTORY Year-By-Year Recap Year Overall Conference Finish Season Notes Inaugural season MVC 2nd MVC Tournament semifinalist MVC 2nd MVC Tournament runner-up OVC, MVC 2nd, 4th Dual Member of OVC & MVC 1999^ OVC 1st OVC Tournament champs OVC 1st OVC Tournament runner-up OVC 2nd OVC Tournament champs NCAA Tournament berth - South Bend, Ind. sub-regional OVC 2nd OVC Tournament champs NCAA Tournament berth - South Bend, Ind. sub-regional OVC 2nd OVC Tournament champs NCAA Tournament berth - Columbia, Mo. sub-regional OVC 2nd OVC Tournament champs NCAA Tournament berth - South Bend, Ind. sub-regional OVC 2nd OVC Tournament runner-up OVC 3rd OVC Tournament semifinalist OVC 6th OVC Tournament semifinalist OVC 5th 10th straight OVC Tourney berth ^ The OVC Tournament champion did not receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament until 2001 The Road to the NCAA Tournament: EIU s Recent Postseason History OVC TOURNAMENT Def. Tenn Tech, 4-1 Def. UT-Martin, 1-0 Def. Jax St., 1-0 Def. Murray St., 4-0 Def. SE Missouri, 1-0 Def. SE Missouri, 3-2^ Tied Samford, 1-1^ Def. Samford, 3-2 NCAA TOURNAMENT lost Notre Dame, 2-0 lost Purdue, 2-1* lost Missouri, 1-0 lost $Notre Dame, 4-0 ^ Won on Penalty Kicks 4-3 ( 02) & 5-4 ( 03) <> * Lost on Penalty Kicks 3-1 <> $ Eventual National Champion 99 OVC Tourney Champions >>> 04 OVC Tourney Champions >>> <<< 02 OVC Tourney Champions All-Time Series (School, W-L record and last meeting) Air Force Arkansas-Little Rock Austin Peay Ball State Bowling Green Cleveland State... First Meeting Colorado Creighton Dayton Denver DePaul Eastern Kentucky Eastern Michigan Evansville Harris Stowe Idaho State Illinois Illinois State Indiana State Iowa State IUPUI Jacksonville State Kansas Lewis Loyola (Chicago) Marquette Memphis Miami (Ohio)... First Meeting Middle Tennessee Missouri Missouri-St. Louis Morehead State Murray State Nebraska North Dakota State North Texas Northern Illinois Northern Iowa Notre Dame Oakland Oral Roberts Pepperdine Purdue Quincy Saint Louis Samford Southeast Missouri SIU-Edwardsville Missouri State (SMS) Tennessee-Martin Tennessee Tech Texas Texas-El Paso Toledo Valparaiso Western Illinois Western Kentucky Western Michigan Wisconsin Wisconsin-Green Bay Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wright State Opponents in Bold EIU S OVERTIME WINS Year Opponent Score GW Goal 2008 at Tenn. Tech 1-0 Rachel Hamilton 2007 at Murray St. 2-1 Alexis Miller 2006 Loyola 2-1 Rachel Hamilton 2005 at UT Martin 1-0 Kathleen Hayes 2004 SE Missouri 2-1 Michelle Steinhaus 2001 Murray St. 2-1 Audra Frericks 2000 at Murray St. 2-1 Beth Liesen 2000 Morehead St. 2-1 Beth Liesen 2000 at N. Iowa 1-0 Rebecca Traen 1999 SE Missouri 2-1 Ida Hakansson 1999 at Morehead St. 2-1 Carol Griggs 1998 E. Michigan 2-1 Monica Cameron 1998 at UW-Milwaukee 2-1 Diane Markus 1997 at Memphis 1-0 Kelly Gilbert 1997 at Loyola 3-2 Diane Markus 1996 at Saint Louis 3-2 Beth Aussin 1996 W. Michigan 3-1 Beth Aussin 1996 E. Michigan 4-3 Tracie Strother 1995 Toledo 3-2 Beth Aussin *Games Decided by a Shootout Not Included

30 10/1 L 0 1 at Saint Louis 10/5 W 2 1 at Eastern Michigan 10/8 W 2 1 at DePaul 10/12 W 1 0 * Illinois State 10/15 L 1 3 * at Evansville 10/18 W 5 0 Tennessee Tech 10/19 W 7 1 Western Illlinois 10/24 W 3 0 * Creighton 10/26 W 5 1 * Valparaiso 10/31 W 2 1 * SW Missouri 11/7 W 2 1 ^ vs SW Missouri 11/9 T 2 2 ^ at Evansville (L, PKs) * MVC game ^ MVC Tournament 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 30 10/5 L 0 5 at Middle Tennessee 10/8 W 3 1 Tennessee Tech 10/13 W 3 1 at Southeast Missouri 10/15 W 3 1 at IUPUI 10/20 W 1 0 Loyola 10/22 W 2 1 at Murray State (2OT) 10/28 W 3 1 # Morehead State 10/29 L 0 1 # Tenn. Tech (2OT) OVC game # OVC Tournament 1995: Inaugural Season 9/2 L 1 2 at Toledo 9/3 L 0 2 at Loyola 9/9 W 4 0 Iowa State 9/10 W 7 0 Harris-Stowe 9/13 L 2 4 at Northern Illinois 9/16 W 7 0 at Harris-Stowe 9/17 L 0 1 SIU-E 9/20 L 1 2 Evansville 9/24 L 0 2 at Marquette 9/27 L 0 3 Lewis 10/1 W 3 2 Toledo (OT) 10/4 T 2 2 at SIUE 10/7 L 0 1 at MO-St. Louis 10/8 L 1 4 vs Quincy (OT) 10/14 W 3 1 at ARK-Little Rock 10/15 L 0 3 at Memphis 10/20 W 4 1 Valparaiso 10/22 W 3 0 at E. Michigan 10/27 W 3 2 at Kansas 10/28 L 1 4 vs North Texas 1996: 16-5, 3-2 Missouri Valley (2nd) 8/31 W 3 1 Loyola 9/7 W 4 1 at Middle Tenn. 9/8 W 3 0 at Tenn. Tech 9/11 W 7 6 at Lewis 9/14 W 5 0 vs N. Dakota St. 9/15 W 2 0 at Iowa State 9/20 W 4 3 E. Michigan (OT) 9/22 W 5 3 ARK-Little Rock 9/27 W 4 1 Northern Illinois 10/4 L 1 3 at Dayton 10/6 W 1 0 * SW Missouri 10/12 W 4 0 DePaul 10/13 W 3 1 W. Michigan (OT) 10/18 L 2 3 * Creighton 10/20 L 0 1 Memphis 10/23 L 1 4 * at Evansville 10/27 W 4 0 * at Valparaiso 10/30 W 3 2 Saint Louis (OT) 11/2 W 4 1 * at Illinois State 11/7 W 6 0 ^ vs Valparaiso 11/8 L 1 3 ^ vs Creighton *MVC game ^MVC Tournament 1997: , 4-1 Missouri Valley (2nd) 8/31 L 0 1 Kansas (OT) 9/5 L 0 1 vs Marquette 9/7 L 0 3 at Wisconsin 9/13 W 5 0 Middle Tennessee 9/17 W 7 1 at Illinois 9/21 L 0 3 Dayton 9/24 W 3 2 at Loyola (OT) 9/26 W 3 1 UW-Green Bay 9/28 W 1 0 at Memphis (OT) 1998: OVC (2nd), MVC (4th) 9/1 W 2 1 at UW-Green Bay 9/5 W 2 1 at Middle Tennessee 9/6 L 0 1 at Tenn. Tech (OT) 9/11 L 0 1 at Western Illinois 9/13 L 0 1 Loyola 9/19 W 7 1 UT Martin 9/23 W 4 2 Illinois 9/26 L 2 5 vs Purdue 9/27 W 2 1 at UW-Milwaukee (OT) 10/2 T 1 1 * at Valparaiso 10/4 W 1 0 * at Illinois State 10/10 W 4 2 Arkansas-Little Rock 10/11 W 3 1 Morehead State 10/16 L 0 6 * at Creighton 10/18 W 2 1 Eastern Michigan (OT) 10/23 L 1 3 * Evansville 10/25 W 4 1 * Southwest Missouri 10/29 L 1 3 ^ vs SW Missouri OVC game * MVC game. ^ MVC Tournament 1999: 11-9, 5-0 Ohio Valley (1st) 8/27 W 2 1 at Tennessee Tech 8/29 L 0 3 at Illinois 9/3 W 2 0 Western Illinois 9/5 L 0 1 at Eastern Michigan 9/10 L 0 5 vs Oakland 9/12 L 1 2 vs Texas 9/17 L 0 1 vs Air Force 9/19 L 0 1 vs Pepperdine 9/25 W 2 1 at Morehead St. (OT) 9/28 L 0 3 Illinois State 10/1 W 2 1 Middle Tennessee 10/3 W 2 0 Tennessee Tech 10/8 L 0 1 at Loyola 10/10 W 1 0 at Southwest Missouri 10/17 W 4 1 Creighton 10/22 L 0 2 at Evansville 10/29 W 4 1 at UT Martin 10/31 W 4 0 Southeast Missouri 11/6 W 2 1 # SE Missouri (OT) 11/7 W 3 1 # Tennessee Tech OVC game # OVC Tournament 2000: , 5-0 Ohio Valley (1st) 8/25 L 0 2 Illinois 8/27 W 4 1 at Indiana State 9/1 W 2 1 at DePaul 9/3 W 1 0 at Northern Iowa (OT) 9/9 W 2 1 vs Idaho State 9/10 W 3 0 at Western Illinois 9/15 W 3 0 Valparaiso 9/17 W 6 0 UT Martin 9/20 L 0 3 at Evansville 9/24 W 1 0 Oral Roberts 9/27 T 0 0 Southwest Missouri 9/29 W 2 1 Morehead St. (OT) 2001: 14-6, 4-1 Ohio Valley (2nd) 8/31 W 4 1 at Valparaiso 9/2 W 2 1 at Loyola 9/7 W 4 1 Indiana State 9/9 L 0 2 Eastern Michigan 9/18 W 4 0 DePaul 9/23 W 2 1 at Middle Tennessee 9/28 W 3 0 Western Illinois 9/30 W 3 1 Northern Iowa 10/5 L 0 1 Souhteast Missouri 10/7 W 4 0 IUPUI 10/12 W 2 1 Murray State (2OT) 10/14 L 0 3 at Illinois State 10/19 W 2 1 at Tennessee Tech 10/21 W 4 1 at UT Martin 10/26 W 5 0 at Morehead State 10/28 L 0 1 at Southwest Missouri 11/4 L 1 3 at Missouri 11/9 W 4 1 # vs Tennessee Tech 11/11 W 1 0 # at Southeast Missouri 11/16 L 0 2 % at Notre Dame OVC game # OVC Tournament % NCAA College Cup (South Bend, Ind.) 2002: , Ohio Valley (2nd) 8/30 L 1 2 at Illinois State (OT) 9/1 W 1 0 Middle Tennessee 9/8 T 1 1 Bowling Green 9/10 L 1 2 at Indiana State 9/13 L 1 2 Southwest Missouri 9/15 W 3 2 at Eastern Michigan 9/20 L 1 4 at Colorado 9/23 L 3 4 vs Denver (OT) 9/25 W 3 0 Evansville 9/29 W 5 0 Loyola 10/4 L 0 1 at SE Missouri 10/6 W 4 1 Valparaiso 10/11 W 5 0 at Austin Peay 10/13 T 1 1 at Murray State 10/18 W 5 2 Tennessee Tech 10/20 W 3 0 at Western Illinois 10/25 W 1 0 UT Martin 10/27 W 4 1 Morehead State 11/1 L 0 4 at Illinois 11/8 W 1 0 # vs UT Martin 11/10 W 3 2 # at SEMO (W, PKs) 11/15 L 1 2 % vs Purdue (L, PKs) OVC game # OVC Tournament % NCAA College Cup (South Bend, Ind.)

31 31 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program 10/24 L 0 2 at Southwest Missouri 10/27 W 5 1 at Western Illinois 11/5 W 4 0 # vs Murray State 11/7 W 3 2 # at Samford 11/12 L 0 4 % at Notre Dame OVC game # OVC Tournament % NCAA College Cup (South Bend, Ind.) 2003: , Ohio Valley (2nd) 8/29 W 6 0 Western Illinois 9/2 L 0 1 at Illinois State 9/5 W 4 2 at Bowling Green 9/7 W 3 2 at Loyola 9/10 T 1 1 Indiana State 9/14 L 1 2 Eastern Michigan 9/19 L 2 3 at Missouri (OT) 9/21 W 3 1 Southwest Missouri 9/24 T 1 1 at Evansville 9/28 L 2 3 at Valparaiso (OT) 10/3 W 4 0 at Morehead State 10/5 W 2 1 Tennessee Tech 10/10 T 1 1 Jacksonville State 10/12 W 3 1 Samford 10/17 W 4 1 at Murray State 10/19 T 3 3 at Tennessee-Martin 10/24 W 3 0 at Southeast Missouri 10/26 L 1 2 at DePaul (OT) 10/31 W 4 0 Austin Peay 11/7 W 1 0 # vs Jacksonville State 11/9 T 1 1 # at Samford (W, PKs) 11/14 L 0 1 % at Missouri OVC game # OVC Tournament % NCAA College Cup (Columbia, Mo.) 2004: , Ohio Valley (2nd) 8/27 W 2 0 Evansville 8/29 L 0 3 at Notre Dame 9/3 L 0 4 at Nebraska 9/5 W 2 0 Bowling Green 9/10 W 3 2 DePaul 9/12 W 3 1 at Indiana State 9/18 L 1 3 Illinois State 9/24 W 2 0 at Austin Peay 9/26 T 2 2 at Tennessee Tech 10/1 W 4 0 Morehead State 10/3 T 0 0 Loyola 10/8 L 0 1 at Jacksonville State 10/10 W 1 0 at Samford 10/15 W 2 0 Murray State 10/17 W 3 1 UT Martin 10/22 W 2 1 SE Missouri (OT) 2005: , Ohio Valley (2nd) 8/26 W 2 0 vs North Texas 8/28 L 0 4 at UTEP 9/2 L 0 1 at DePaul 9/4 L 1 3 at Loyola 9/7 L 0 1 Western Illinois 9/9 L 0 1 at Eastern Michigan 9/11 L 1 2 at Bowling Green (OT) 9/16 W 3 1 Indiana State 9/18 L 0 1 at Evansville 9/23 T 0 0 at Southeast Missouri 9/30 W 3 1 Tennessee Tech 10/2 W 1 0 Austin Peay 10/7 W 3 0 at Eastern Kentucky 10/9 W 1 0 at Morehead State 10/14 L 0 1 Samford 10/16 W 1 0 Jacksonville State 10/21 W 1 0 at UT Martin (OT) 10/23 T 0 0 at Murray State 10/27 L 0 1 Illinois State 11/4 W 1 0 # Southeast Missouri 11/6 L 0 1 # Samford OVC game # OVC Tournament 2006: 8-7-5, Ohio Valley (3rd) 8/25 L 0 1 at Western Illinois 8/27 W 3 2 at Indiana State 9/1 T 1 1 DePaul 9/3 W 2 1 Loyola (OT) 9/8 L 0 2 Eastern Michigan 9/10 L 0 2 Bowling Green 9/15 L 2 4 at Wright State 9/17 L 0 2 at Missouri State 9/22 W 1 0 UT Martin 9/24 T 1 1 Murray State 9/29 W 2 1 SE Missouri 10/6 T 1 1 at Tenn. Tech 10/8 T 0 0 at Austin Peay 10/13 W 3 0 E. Kentucky 10/15 T 0 0 Morehead State 10/20 L 1 2 at Samford (OT) 10/22 W 2 0 at Jacksonville St. 10/26 W 1 0 at Illinois State 10/31 W 1 0 # UT Martin.. 11/3 L 0 1 # vs Morehead St. OVC game # OVC Tournament 2007: , 4-5 Ohio Valley (6th) 8/31 W 3 1 at E. Michigan 9/2 L 1 2 at Bowling Green 9/5 W 3 0 Indiana State 9/9 L 0 3 at Missouri 9/14 W 1 0 Ball State 9/16 L 1 3 W. Kentucky 9/21 T 2 2 Western Illinois 9/23 L 0 2 at Loyola 9/28 W 2 0 at E. Kentucky 9/30 L 0 2 at Morehead St. 10/5 W 3 0 Tennessee Tech 10/7 W 2 0 Austin Peay 10/12 L 2 4 at SE Missouri 10/19 L 1 2 at UT Martin (OT) 10/21 L 0 1 at Murray State 10/26 L 1 3 Samford 10/28 W 2 0 Jacksonville St. 10/31 L 0 1 Illinois State 11/6 W 2 1 # at Murray (OT) 11/9 L 0 1 # vs Samford OVC game # OVC Tournament 2008: , Ohio Valley (T-5th) 8/22 L 0 1 at Indiana St. (OT) 9/26 L 1 5 at Purdue 8/29 L 0 1 at Northern Illinois 8/31 T 0 0 vs Northern Iowa 9/5 L 0 1 Wright State 9/7 L 0 4 Eastern Michigan 9/12 L 0 2 at Ball State 9/19 L 0 2 at W. Kentucky 9/21 L 0 2 at Western Illinois 9/26 L 0 1 at UT Martin 9/28 L 0 3 Murray State 10/5 L 0 3 at Jacksonville St. 10/10 L 1 2 E. Kentucky 10/12 W 1 0 Morehead State 10/17 W 1 0 at Tenn. Tech (OT) 10/19 T 0 0 at Austin Peay 10/26 W 2 1 SE Missouri 10/29 L 2 3 at Illinois State 11/4 L 1 2 # at Morehead St. OVC game # OVC Tournament Home Games in Bold The 2007 Alumni Weekend >>>

32 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 32 PROGRAM RECORDS Goals Game-Winning Goals Assists Points Season 1. Beth Liesen Tracie Strother Beth Liesen Beth Aussin Beth Liesen Michelle Steinhaus Heather Ory Trisha Walter Beth Liesen Cara LeMaster Ida Hakansson Season 1. Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Tracie Strother Beth Liesen Beth Aussin tied with...3 Career 1. Beth Liesen Michelle Steinhaus Tracie Strother Season 1. Devon Bissell Beth Aussin Beth Aussin Beth Aussin Tracie Strother Audra Frericks Devon Bissell Beth Liesen Trisha Walter Beth Liesen Season 1. Tracie Strother Beth Aussin Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Beth Aussin Michelle Steinhaus Beth Liesen Heather Ory Cara LeMaster Tracie Strother Tracie Strother Beth Aussin Career 1. Beth Liesen Tracie Strother Beth Aussin Michelle Steinhaus Sharyne Connell Cara LeMaster Beth Aussin Sharyne Connell Cara LeMaster Trisha Walter Diane Markus Audra Frericks Kellie Floyd Kendra Williamson Carole Griggs Career 1. Beth Aussin Devon Bissell Beth Liesen Tracie Strother Cara LeMaster Trisha Walter Audra Frericks Carole Griggs Heather Ory Rachel Dorfman Career 1. Beth Liesen Beth Aussin Tracie Strother Cara LeMaster Michelle Steinhaus Sharyne Connell Trisha Walter Audra Frericks Devon Bissell Diane Markus Trisha Walter Audra Frericks Diane Markus Valerie Pourch Carol griggs beth liesen michelle steinhaus kendra williamson

33 33 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Saves Minutes in Goal Team Records Season Season Most Victories Jeanine Fredrick Tiffany Groene Longest Unbeaten Streak Lindsay Dechert Jenny Williams Longest Winning Streak Tiffany Groene Jenny Vargas Lindsay Dechert Jeanine Fredrick Tiffany Groene Lindsay Dechert Longest Losing Streak Goals Scored Fewest Goals Allowed Jeanine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Assists Points Jessica Graczyk Jenny Williams Saves Jeannine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Jenny Vargas Tiffany Groene Save Percentage Goals Against Average Defensive Shutouts Jeanine Fredrick Career 1. Jeanine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Jenny Williams Pr Jessica Graczyk Save Percentage Season (min. 500 minutes) 1. Jessica Graczyk Jessica Graczyk Jeanine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Lindsay Dechert Kaylin Lorbert Jeanine Fredrick Jeanine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Jeanine Fredrick Career (min. 1,000 minutes) 1. Jessica Graczyk Lindsay Dechert Jeanine Fredrick Kaylin Lorbert Pr 5. Kate Binder Goals Against Avg Career (min. 1,000 minutes) 1. Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Jessica Graczyk Jeanine Fredrick Jenny Williams Pr 10.Jessica Grazcyk Career 1. Tiffany Groene Jeanine Fredrick Jenny Williams Pr 4. Lindsay Dechert Jessica Graczyk Shutouts Season* 1. Tiffany Groene Jenny Williams Jeanine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Jenny Williams Tiffany Groene Kaylin Lorbert Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Jessica Graczyk Career* 1. Tiffany Groene Jenny Williams Pr 3. Lindsay Dechert Jeanine Fredrick Kate Binder *Beginning with the 2004 season, goalkeepers were no longer awarded fractional shutouts when spiliting time in net with a teammate. Top 10 Goalkeeping SeasonS (Minimum 500 minutes, Sorted by GAA) Player gp-gs GA Minutes GAA Year 1. Jessica Graczyk Tiffany Groene Jeanine Fredrick Jenny Williams Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Lindsay Dechert Jessica Graczyk Kaylin Lorbert Tiffany Groene Individual Records Most Goals in a Game: Tracie Strother (vs ARK-Little Rock) Beth Aussin (at Lewis University) Most Assists in a Game: Trisha Walter (vs Western Illinois) Devon Bissell (vs Tennessee Tech) Devon Bissell (at SE Missouri) Tracie Strother (vs Illinois) Sara Dieckhoff (vs Harris-Stowe) Most Goalkeeper Saves in a Game: Tiffany Groene (at Notre Dame) Jeanine Fredrick (at Evansville) NOTABLE STREAKS To Open a Season: Longest Winning Streak Longest Unbeaten Streak Longest Win Streak vs. OVC Foes 16 games...sept Oct Longest Unbeaten Streak vs. OVC Foes 20 games... Oct Oct Longest Unbeaten Streak, OVC Tournament Play 9 games SCORING Records Most Goals Scored, Single Game 7... Six Times vs UT Martin (9/19/98), vs Western Illinois (10/19/97), vs Illinois (9/17/97), at Lewis University (9/11/96), at Harris-Stowe (1995) & vs Harris-Stowe (1995) Most Goals Allowed, Single Game 6...Twice vs Creighton (10/16/98) & at Lewis University (9/11/96) Most Assists, Single Game 7...Twice vs Tennessee-Martin (9/19/98) & at Lewis University (9/11/96) Fastest Goal to Start a Game Beth Aussin vs Creighton...: Fastest Two Goals (Combined) EIU / Southeast Missouri...: *...Cara LeMaster & Erica Todd Morehead State / EIU...: *...Erin Duemmel & Ida Hakansson *Tied for 3rd in NCAA History EIU / Missouri...: Beth Liesen & Kristen Heil Fastest Two Eastern Illinois Goals at Jacksonville State...: Trisha Walter & Pam Melinauskas at Austin Peay...: Morgan Frericks & Katie Siwicke vs Southwest Missouri...: Diane Markus & Tracie Strother

34 Goals Beth Aussin Tracie Strother Heather Ory Tracie Strother Ida Hakansson Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Cara LeMaster Beth Liesen Michelle Steinhaus Sharyne Connell Michelle Steinhaus Michelle Steinhaus Pam Melinauskas... 3 Assists Beth Aussin C. Hendrickson Beth Aussin Beth Aussin Beth Aussin Ida Hakansson Carole Griggs Devon Bissell Devon Bissell Devon Bissell Audra Frericks Beth Liesen Michelle Steinhaus Sharyne Connell Kellie Floyd Alexis Miller Rachel Hamilton Ashley Eck Alexis Miller Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 34 ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS Minutes in Goal Jenny Vargas Jenny Vargas Jessica Graczyk Jeanine Fredrick Jeanine Fredrick Jeanine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Tiffany Groene Tiffany Groene Jenny Williams Jenny Williams Kaylin Lorbert Ancheta, Maureen Antesberger, Erica Aussin, Beth Ayala, Alma Binder, Kate Bissell, Devon Blake, Hillary Pr Blake, Jessica Pr Bock, Jenny Bohnenstiehl, Abby Bosely, Tiffanie Boyer, Cathy Brenner, Bailey Brenner, Karissa Brewer, AJ Cameron, Monica Cech, Jennifer Cibula, Amy Connell, Sharyne Dechert, Lindsay DeClark, Kristy DelVecchio, Theresa Dieckhoff, Sara Dix, Amy Dorfmann, Rachel Drum, Andrea Eck, Ashley Pr Elke, Joanna Eisenhauer, Caitlin Faller, Missy Farrelly, Elise Pr Figiel, Sara Fisher, Kathleen Fisher, Sara Points Beth Aussin Tracie Strother Beth Aussin Beth Aussin Ida Hakansson Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Michelle Steinhaus Sharyne Connell Kellie Floyd Michelle Steinhaus Pam Melinauskas... 7 Saves Goals Against Avg. (500 Min.) Jenny Vargas Kate Binder Jenny Vargas Kate Binder Jeanine Fredrick Jessica Graczyk Jeanine Fredrick Jeanine Fredrick Jeanine Fredrick Jessica Graczyk Jessica Graczyk Jeanine Fredrick Jeanine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Lindsay Dechert Lindsay Dechert Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Tiffany Groene Tiffany Groene Tiffany Groene Jenny Williams Jenny Williams Jenny Williams Jenny Williams Kaylin Lorbert Kaylin Lorbert ALL-TIME ROSTER Floyd, Kellie Flynn, Dani Pr Fredrick, Jeanine Frericks, Audra Frericks, Morgan Gabris, Maggie Garkie, Kim Garrison, Vicky Gehrke, Jean Genebacher, Kim Giangiorgi, Angel Gilbert, Kelly Goehler, Lynne Grazcyk, Jessica Griggs, Carole Groene, Tiffany Hakansson, Ida Hamilton, Rachel Pr Hayes, Kathleen Hendrickson, Courtney Holcomb, Lindsey Holcomb, Rebecca Pr Hoffmann, Wendee Hohn, Stephanie Hozman, Shanna Huber, Lisa Jalinsky, Heather Johnson, Sara Johnson, Valerie Keating, Laura Kinney, Tara Kohen, Sam Pr Koudelka, Amy Kraus, Kirsten Kwiatek, Tammy Langenberg, Lisa Langsfeld, Lee Ann LaRoche, Teri Leighty, Dana LeMaster, Cara Liesen, Beth Loeffel, Erin Looker, Michelle Lorbert, Kaylin Pr Macumber, Shelly Maiorano, Katie Manser, Terri Markus, Diane Massarella, Michelle McDermott, Megan McNally, Erin Melinauskas, Pam Meyer, Jennifer Meyer, Katy Miller, Alexis Pr Nowak, Jill Obradovich, Kim O Connell, Brooke Olson, Kelly O Malley, Heather Ory, Heather Pantusco, Lynn Perry, Toni Pourch, Valerie Prazma, Erika Pr Quarry, Rachelle Quiter, Katie Randall, Lauren Game-Winning Goals Unknown Tracie Strother Beth Aussin Diane Markus Ida Hakansson Cara LeMaster Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Beth Liesen Michelle Steinhaus Trisha Walter Sharyne Connell Michelle Steinhaus Michelle Steinhaus Pam Melinauskas Rachel Hamilton Sam Kohen... 1 Save Percentage (500 Min.) Kate Binder Kate Binder Jessica Graczyk Jeanine Fredrick Jessica Graczyk Jeanine Fredrick Lindsay Dechert Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Tiffany Groene Tiffany Groene Jenny Williams Jenny Williams Kaylin Lorbert Rawlings, Krystal Rhines, Melissa Ridolfi, Laura Pr Riner, Jessica Rogers, Lindsay Roesch, Amanda Roth, Courtney Rusk, Sarah Pr Ryon, Meghan Shear, Cassie Pr Siwicke, Katie Slota, Ashley Smith, McKenzie Smith, Nicole Somers, Sophie Stec, Michelle Steinhaus, Michelle Stelzner, Christina Streid, Ashley Pr Strother, Tracie Stutzman, Lori Sullivan, Kaitlin Pr Tischhauser, Megan Traen, Rebecca Vargas, Jenny Wallace, Ellen Walsh, Jeanne Walter, Trisha Wilkening, Lindsey Williams, Jenny Pr Williamson, Kendra Zabrosky, Kristy Ziemba, Angela Zuniga, Crystal

35 35 Panther Soccer: The OVC s Premier Program Eastern Illinois Hall of Fame 2008 Beth Aussin OVC Player of the Year 2006 Kellie Floyd 2003 Beth Liesen 2000 Devon Bissell 1999 Ida Hakansson 1998 Heather Ory OVC Freshman of the Year 2004 Michelle Steinhaus 2000 Beth Liesen 1999 Cara LeMaster OVC Coach of the Year 2000 Steve Ballard All-Ohio Valley Conference 2008 Pam Melinauskas 1st Sam Balek 2nd/New 2007 Kathleen Hayes 1st Kellie Floyd 2nd Michelle Steinhaus 2nd Caitlyn Eisenhauer New 2006 Kellie Floyd MVP AJ Brewer 1st/New Trisha Walter 2nd Jenny Williams New 2005 Sharyne Connell 1st Lee Ann Langsfeld 1st Kathleen Hayes 2nd Ashley Slota New 2004 Sharyne Connell 1st Audra Frericks 1st Lee Ann Langsfeld 1st Michelle Steinhaus 1st Trisha Walter 2nd 2003 Beth Liesen MVP Audra Frericks 1st Trisha Walter 1st Sharyne Connell 2nd Tiffany Groene 3rd Lee Ann Langsfeld 3rd 2002 Audra Frericks 1st Cara LeMaster 1st Beth Liesen 1st Lee Ann Langsfeld 2nd Rebecca Traen 2nd Terri Manser 3rd 2001 Beth Liesen 1st Audra Frericks 1st Rebecca Traen 1st Devon Bissell 2nd Cara LeMaster 2nd Sara Johnson HM 2000 Devon Bissell MVP Jeanine Fredrick 1st Cara LeMaster 1st PROGRAM HONOR ROLL Beth Liesen 1st Carole Griggs 2nd Rebecca Traen HM 1999 Ida Hakansson MVP Shanna Hozman 1st Cara LeMaster 1st Devon Bissell 2nd Jessica Graczyk HM Courtney Roth HM 1998 Heather Ory MVP Beth Aussin 1st Diane Markus 1st Carole Griggs 2nd Brooke O Connell 2nd Tracie Strother 2nd Jeanine Fredrick HM OVC All-Tournament Team 2007 Kathleen Hayes Michelle Steinhaus 2006 Jenny Bock Alexis Miller 2005 Sharyn Connell Kathleen Hayes Lee Ann Langsfeld 2004 Audra Frericks MVP Rachel Dorfman Lee Ann Langsfeld Trisha Walter 2003 Beth Liesen MVP Sharyne Connell Rachel Dorfman Tiffany Groene 2002 Teri LaRoche MVP Lindsay Dechert Audra Frericks Cara LeMaster 2001 Devon Bissell MVP Rachel Dorfman Cara LeMaster McKenzie Smith 2000 Jeanine Fredrick Carole Griggs Katie Quiter 1999 Carole Griggs MVP Devon Bissell Ida Hakansson Shanna Hozman OVC Player of the Week 2008 Kaylin Lorbert (2x) GK Sam Balek Def Ashley Slota Def. Jenny Williams GK 2006 Jenny Williams GK Michelle Steinhaus Off. Pam Melinauskas Off. Kellie Floyd Off Lee Ann Langsfeld Def. Trisha Walter Off Michelle Steinhaus (2x) Off. Trisha Walter Off Sharyne Connell Off. Tiffany Groene Def. Beth Liesen (2x) Off Audra Frericks Beth Liesen 2001 Beth Liesen (3x) 2000 Beth Liesen (2x) Devon Bissell 1999 Ida Hakansson (2x) Cara LeMaster Valerie Pourch Jeanine Fredrick 1998 Tracie Strother All-Missouri Valley Conference 1998 Beth Aussin 1st Heather Ory 1st Diane Markus HM Tracie Strother HM 1997 Heather Ory 1st Kendra Williamson 1st Beth Aussin 2nd Shelly Macumber 2nd Tracie Strother 2nd 1996 Tracie Strother 1st Beth Aussin 2nd Shelly Macumber 2nd/Fr Heather Ory 2nd Kendra Williamson 2nd Kelly Gilbert HM MVC All-Tournament Team 1998 Diane Markus 1997 Tara Kinney Heather Ory Kendra Williamson 1996 Beth Aussin Kendra Williamson MVC Player of the Week 1998 Beth Aussin Off. Jeanine Fredrick Def Jessica Graczyk (2x) Def. Tracie Strother Off. Beth Aussin Off Tracie Strother (2x) Off. Beth Aussin (3x) Off. Heather Ory Def. Shelly Macumber Def. MVC All-Centennial Team 2006 Beth Aussin Forward All-Great Lakes Region 2005 Lee Ann Langsfeld 3rd 2004 Audra Frericks 3rd Michelle Steinhaus Fr Beth Liesen 1st 2002 Audra Frericks 3rd Cara LeMaster 3rd 2001 Beth Liesen 3rd 2000 Beth Liesen Fr Cara LeMaster Fr Kendra Williamson 3rd 1996 Tracie Strother 3rd NSCAA Team Academic 2008 National Rank UA National Rank UA National Rank UA National Rank UA T-23rd nationally T-45th nationally T-49th nationally T-66th nationally T-34th nationally th nationally th nationally 3.07 CoSIDA Academic All-America 2007 Meghan Ryon 3rd CoSIDA Academic All-District V 2007 Meghan Ryon 1st 2006 Meghan Ryon 2nd Trisha Walter 2nd 2005 Sharyne Connell 2nd Trisha Walter 2nd 2004 Trisha Walter 2nd 2003 Teri LaRoche 1st Beth Liesen 1st 2002 Beth Liesen 1st Rebecca Traen 1st 2001 Devon Bissell 1st NSCAA Scholar Athlete 2007 Kellie Floyd 3rd 2006 Trisha Walter HM 1998 Heather Ory 1st Tracie Strother 2nd Sharyne Connell Audra frericks DEVON BISSELL JEANINE FREDRICK

36 2009 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer 36 ALL-TIME OVC RECORDS & STANDINGS Regular Season Tournament School (1st Year) W L T Pct W L T Titles Eastern Illinois (1998) Southeast Missouri (1999) Samford ( ) Murray State (2000) Tennessee Tech (1998) Morehead State (1998) UT Martin (1998) Jacksonville State (2003) Austin Peay (2002) Eastern Kentucky (2005) Middle Tennessee ( 98-99) FINAL 2008 OVC STANDINGS.... Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Murray State Eastern Kentucky UT Martin $-Morehead State Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Jacksonville State Austin Peay Southeast Missouri x-siu Edwardsville $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament automatic bid) x-siu Edwardsville was reclassying from NCAA DII to DI FINAL 2007 OVC STANDINGS.... Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct $-Southeast Missouri Samford Murray State UT Martin Morehead State Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Jacksonville State Austin Peay $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament automatic bid) FINAL 2006 OVC STANDINGS.... Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Samford Morehead State Eastern Illinois $-Southeast Missouri Austin Peay UT Martin Jacksonville State Murray State Eastern Kentucky Tennessee Tech $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament automatic bid) FINAL 2005 OVC STANDINGS.... Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Samford Eastern Illinois Southeast Missouri Murray State Austin Peay Jacksonville State Tennessee Tech UT Martin Morehead State Eastern Kentucky $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament automatic bid) FINAL 2004 OVC STANDINGS..... Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Samford $-Eastern Illinois Murray State Morehead State Jacksonville State Southeast Missouri Tennessee Tech Austin Peay UT Martin $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament automatic bid) FINAL 2003 OVC STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Samford $-Eastern Illinois Jacksonville State UT Martin Southeast Missouri Tennessee Tech Murray State Austin Peay Morehead State $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament automatic bid) FINAL 2002 OVC STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Southeast Missouri $-Eastern Illinois UT Martin Tennessee Tech Murray State Morehead State Austin Peay $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament automatic bid) FINAL 2001 OVC STANDINGS. Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Southeast Missouri $-Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Murray State UT Martin Morehead State $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament automatic bid) FINAL 2000 OVC STANDINGS. Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Eastern Illinois $-Tennessee Tech Southeast Missouri Morehead State Murray State UT Martin $-OVC Tournament Champion (NCAA Tournament play-in) FINAL 1999 OVC STANDINGS.. Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct $-Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee Southeast Missouri Morehead State UT Martin $-OVC Tournament Champion FINAL 1998 OVC STANDINGS. Conference Overall W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Tennessee Tech Eastern Illinois Middle Tennessee UT Martin Morehead State