Match 17 No. 14 Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Wake Forest Demon Deacons

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1 Match 21 No. 11 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (13-3-4) vs. SIUE Cougars (10-7-4) DATE: Nov. 11, 2016 TIME: 7 p.m. ET AT: Notre Dame, Ind. Alumni Stadium SERIES: ND leads 1-0 1ST MTG: ND ND (10/4/91) LAST MTG: ND ND (10/4/91) THREE-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS (1995, 2004, 2010) EIGHT-TIME NCAA FINALISTS 12 NCAA COLLEGE CUP BERTHS Storylines The Irish will make their 24th consecutive NCAA Championship appearance Friday. The 24-year streak is the second-longest active streak in the country, with North Carolina having earned 35 straight berths. It will be the second meeting all-time between Notre Dame and SIUE, and first since he Notre Dame women s soccer team will make its 24th NCAA Championship appearance in as many years, having claimed a No. 2 seed when the NCAA Women s Soccer Championship Committee released the 2016 NCAA Championship bracket on Monday. The Irish were regularseason co-champions of the Atlantic Coast Conference, and advanced to the ACC Championship semifinal last weekend. The Irish have advanced past the first round in 21 of their previous 23 NCAA appearances. In 12 of those appearances, they advanced to the College Cup, which this year will be held at Avaya Stadium in San Jose, California. The Irish are eight-time NCAA finalists and three-time NCAA Champions, second-most in Division I women s soccer history. Match 17 No. 14 Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Wake Forest Demon Deacons DATE: Oct. 23, 2016 TIME: 12 p.m. ET AT: Winston-Salem, N.C. Spry Stadium SERIES: ND leads ST MTG: ND ND (9/27/98) LAST MTG: ND ND (10/16/15) Setting The (Golden Dome) Standard When it comes to powerhouse programs in women s college soccer, one need look no further than Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish have won three NCAA titles (1995, 2004, 2010) to highlight a resume that includes eight NCAA national championship match appearances and 12 trips to the NCAA College Cup semifinals (second-most in tournament history). Notre Dame has earned 24 consecutive NCAA Championship berths ( ), the second-longest active streak (North Carolina, ) and third-longest run all-time in tournament history. In their history, the Fighting Irish have developed four Hermann Trophy winners and 52 All-Americans, including 19 first-team selections. Now in its 29th season in 2016, Notre Dame owns an all-time record of (.813). Notre Dame Head Coach Theresa Romagnolo (Washington 01) 3rd season at Notre Dame (.702) in first two seasons at Notre Dame (.607) entering 6th season (overall). NOTES Served as head coach at Dartmouth ( ) and assistant coach at Stanford ( ) and San Diego ( ) mark in 2012 was the best by a Dartmouth team since Mentored 24 all-conference and 8 allregion players 2016 Schedule / ACC 8/9 NORTHWESTERN (ex.) T, 0-0 (7-6 PKs) 8/16 at Illinois (ex.) L, 0-1 8/19 (13) WRIGHT STATE W, 3-0 8/21 (13) WISCONSIN (RV) W, 1-0 8/25 (12) at Michigan L, 0-2 8/28 (12) WESTERN MICHIGAN W, 3-0 9/2 (23) ILLINOIS STATE W, 1-0 9/4 (23) MISSOURI W, 1-0 9/9 (20) at Santa Clara (RV) T, 0-0 (2OT) 9/11 (20) at Stanford (2) T, 2-2 (2OT) 9/18 (20) at Syracuse* T, 1-1 (2OT) 9/22 (24) at NC State* (RV) W, 1-0 9/25 (24) PITTSBURGH* W, /1 (22) at Louisville* (RV) W, 2-1 (2OT) 10/6 (20) CLEMSON (12) * W, /9 (20) VIRGINIA (8) * L, /14 (20) NORTH CAROLINA (11)* W, /20 (14) at Virginia Tech (25)* T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/23 (14) at Wake Forest* W, /27 (12) MIAMI (RV)* W, 2-0 ACC Championship 10/30 (12) NC STATE (RV), QF W, /4 (6) UNC (10), SF (Charleston, S.C.) L, 1-2 NCAA Championship 11/11 (11) SIUE (First Round) 7 p.m. 11/18 Second Round (campus sites) 7 p.m. 11/20 Third Round (campus sites) 1 p.m. 11/27-28 Quarterfinals (campus sites) TBA NCAA Women s College Cup 12/2 Semifinals (San Jose, Calif.) TBA 12/4 Championship (San Jose, Calif.) 6 p.m. (x/x) Rankings in NSCAA/Soccer America polls at kickoff; numbers listed before opponent are Notre Dame rankings, numbers listed after opponent are its rankings when only one ranking shown, it is from the NSCAA poll *= Atlantic Coast Conference match NOTE: Home matches not scheduled for linear TV broadcast/ live stream will be streamed live on ACC Network Extra Home matches are shown in bold and will be played at Alumni Stadium (capacity 3,007) except when noted All Times Eastern Tickets are available through the Notre Dame Murnane Family Athletics Ticket Office, located at Gate 9 of Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center (open weekdays from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ET), by calling (574) , going on-line to UND.com/BuyTickets, or visiting the Alumni Stadium box office on match day. Scouting SIUE The Cougars earned the automatic bid to the NCAA Championship after winning the Ohio Valley Conference Championship. They enter the postseason with a record as winners in three of their last four matches, and advanced on PKs in their first-round OVC tournament match against Austin Peay. SIUE defeated Eastern Kentuky 1-0 in the championship match on Sunday. SIUE is led in scoring by Caroline Hoefert with 16 points (five goals, six assists), while Avery Anderson (13 points) and Peyton Roehnelt (11 points) also have five goals. Emily Grahl has 12 points on three goals and six assists. Goalkeeper Juli Rossi has the majority of the minutes for the Cougars, appearing in 15 games. She has a 1.36 goals against average with a.730 save percentage and four shutouts. Natalie Freeman has appeared in five matches with four starts and has a 0.75 goals against average with a.800 save percentage. NCAA Nuggets The Irish are one of seven ACC teams to earn an NCAA bid, with six earning seeds. Notre Dame and North Carolina each earned No. 2 seeds, while Clemson, Duke, Florida State and Virginia are No. 3 seeds. NC State earned an unseeded berth. The Irish will have home-field advantage through the second weekend of the NCAA Championship. Also in Notre Dame s quadrant is Kent State, Northwestern, Michigan, Illinois State, Charlotte and Duke.

2 NOTRE DAME Fighting Irish Women s Soccer 2016 National Polls NSCAA Division I Women s Soccer Poll Nov. 8, 2016: Poll #12 (Final Regular Season Poll) Team (1st-Place Votes) 16 Record Pts Prev. 1 West Virginia (23) ustanford (5) South Carolina BYU (2) Georgetown unorth Carolina USC Minnesota Florida Florida State NOTRE DAME uclemson UConn Duke uvirginia Auburn Arkansas UCLA Pepperdine Colorado Northwestern Rutgers Utah California Oklahoma RV Others Receiving Votes: Penn State (46), Kansas (30), Nebraska (17), Marquette (16), Bucknell (11), umissouri (5), SMU (5), uvirginia Tech (4), Memphis (3), Seattle (2), umichigan (2), South Alabama (1), Ohio State (1) u = 2016 Notre Dame opponent Notre Dame in the NSCAA Poll NSCAA Division I Women s Soccer Poll Weeks Ranked Week Points Rank 2015 All-Time * Aug. 2, 2016 (Pre) Aug. 22, Aug. 30, Sept. 6, Sept. 13, Sept. 20, Sept. 27, Oct. 4, Oct. 11, Oct. 18, Oct Nov. 1, Nov. 8, SEASON BESTS Note: first-place votes listed in parentheses (unanimous in italics) * - includes 44 weeks ranked ( ) in Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America (ISAA) poll before NSCAA took over poll in Last Time Out The Irish advanced to the ACC semifinal match for the third time in four years in the conference, but fell 2-1 on a late goal to North Carolina on Friday. The Tar Heels took a 1-0 lead in the 22nd minute, capitalizing on a rebound off a free kick, but the Irish evened things in the 72nd minute when senior forward Kaleigh Olmsted intercepted a Tar Heels pass in the backfield, juked goalkeeper Lindsay Harris and walked in her fourth goal of the year for the equalizer. The Irish couldn t hold on, however, as North Carolina scored with less than five minutes left on a cross in front of the net. All-ACC Honorees The Irish had five members make the All- ACC teams, announced Thursday. Senior forward Kaleigh Olmsted was named to the first time, with freshman forward Jennifer Westendorf selected for the second team and senior goalkeeper Kaela Little, senior midfielder Sandra Yu and junior midfielder Taylor Klawunder chosen for the third team. Westendorf was also named to the All-Freshman Team. The five picks for Notre Dame were the most for the all-conference teams since the Irish joined the ACC, and the most since the Irish had six All-BIG EAST picks in Following the ACC Championship, Olmsted was named to the All- Tournament team after scoring her fourth goal of the season against North Carolina in the semifinal. Irish Round The World Three players with Notre Dame connections will suit up for their respective national teams this fall at the FIFA U-20 Women s World Cup, scheduled for November 13-December 3 in Papua New Guinea. Sabrina Flores and Natalie Jacobs, who redshirted this season while in training, will represent the United States after playing key roles in the U.S. qualifying effort at last December s CONCACAF Championship. Junior defender Monica Flores will play with the Mexico U-20 National Team, having seen stints at both the U-20 and fulll-team level in the past year. Monica Flores played with the Irish through October 14 before leaving to join Mexico in game. She started all 14 games she played for Notre Dame, logging key minutes on defense and in the midfield as the Irish have contended for the top spot in the conference. Stacking Up For the first time, the Irish are the regular season ACC Champions, sharing the title with Clemson (23 points). Because the Irish defeated Clemson earlier this season, they won the top seed into this year s ACC Championship. At No. 11, the Irish are one of of six Atlantic Coast Conference teams to appear in this week s NSCAA Division I Women s Soccer poll. No. 6 North Carolina, No. 10 Florida State, No. 12 Clemson, No. 13 Duke and No. 15 Virginia round out the ACC representation. Virginia Tech is also recieving notes. Nationally, the Irish rank in the top 6 in four defensive categories: shutouts (second, 14), save percentage (fourth, 0.909), shutout percentage (third, 0.700) and goals against average (sixth, 0.428). Individually, freshman forward Jennifer Westendorf ranks among the top five in the ACC in shots (third, 71 shots) and shots per game (fifth, 3.55/gm). Senior goalkeeper Kaela Little tops the league in save percentage (0.908), shutouts (12) and shutouts per game (0.60). She ranks second in goals against average (0.436) and also ranks third in the conference in saves (89) and saves per game (4.45). Little ranks fourth in the nation in save percentage (.908) and sixth in goals against average (0.436) The (Almost) 2-0 Guarantee Notre Dame is a combined (.996) all-time when claiming a 2-0 lead, and has won 341 of its last 342 contests when going ahead 2-0 (since a 3-3 draw with Vanderbilt on Sept. 15, 1991, in Cincinnati). The only loss in that span was a 3-2 defeat in double overtime against North Carolina (9/20/14). In fact, just three of the past 249 Fighting Irish opponents to face a 2-0 deficit have won or even come back to tie, something achieved by five opponents in Notre Dame history: Duke on Oct. 17, 1993, in Houston (ND won 3-2), Connecticut on Nov. 10, 1996, in the BIG EAST final at old Alumni Field (ND led 2-0, later tied 2-2 and 3-3, ND won 4-3), Duke on Nov. 30, 2007, in the NCAA quarterfinals at old Alumni Field (ND won 3-2), Villanova on Oct. 12, 2008 in Villanova, Pa. (ND won 3-2 in OT), and most recently, North Carolina on Sept. 20, 2014 at Alumni Stadium (UNC won 3-2 in 2OT).

3 Fighting Irish Women s Soccer 2015 NOTRE DAME 2016 Notre Dame Match-By-Match Box Scores MATCH #1 Aug. 19, 2016 #13 Notre Dame 3, Wright State 0 Wright State Notre Dame ND 1. Jennifer Westendorf 1 (Kaleigh Olmsted) 13:33. ND2. Jennifer Westendorf 2 (Kaleigh Olmsted) 46:21. ND3. Taylor Klawunder ( ) 68:02. Shots: ND 30 (17-13), WSU 5 (1-4) Shots on goal: ND 11 (5-6), WSU 3 (1-2) Saves: ND 3 (Kaela Little 3 in 90:00), WSU 8 (Katie Ruff 8 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 6 (4-2), WSU 1 (0-1) Fouls: ND 4, WSU 4 Offsides: ND 0, WSU 0 Attendance: 809 MATCH #2 Aug. 21, 2016 #13 Notre Dame 1, Wisconsin 0 Wisconsin Notre Dame Total Shots: ND 22 (7-15), WMU 7 (2-5) Shots on Goal: ND 8, WMU 3 Saves: ND 3 (Kaela Little 1 in 72:35; Lexi Nicholas 1 in 17:25), WMU 6 (Stephanie Heber 6 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 7 (1-6), WMU 6 (2-4) Offsides: ND 3, WMU 2 Fouls: ND 8 (3-5), WMU 6 (3-3) Attendance: 644 MATCH #5 Sept. 2, 2016 #23 Notre Dame 1, Illinois State 0 Illinois State Notre Dame ND 1. Kaitlin Klawunder 1 (Cindy Pineda) 40:34 Shots: ND 23 (13-10), ISU 8 (3-5) Shots on goal: ND 6 (3-3), ISU 4 (1-3) Saves: ND 4 (Kaela Little 4 in 90:00), ISU 5 (Haley Smith 5 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 9 (5-4), ISU 2 (0-2) Fouls: ND 7 (4-3), ISU 16 (7-9) Offsides: ND 0, ISU 1 Attendance: 1295 MATCH #8 Sept. 11, 2016 #20 Notre Dame 2, #2 Stanford 2 (2OT) Laird Q. Cagan Stadium (Stanford, Calif.) Notre Dame Stanford STAN1. Megan Turner (Ceci Gee) 26:14. ND1. Meghan Doyle 2 (Kaleigh Olmsted, Karin Muya) 52:01. STAN2. Megan Turner (Kyra Carusa) 56:13. ND2. Jennifer Westendorf 4 (--) 58:32. Total Shots: ND 11 ( ), STAN 17 ( ) Shots on Goal: ND 5 ( ), STAN 9 ( ) Saves: ND 7 (Kaela Little 7 in 110:00), STAN 3 (Jane Campbell 3 in 110:00) Corner Kicks: ND 9 ( ), STAN 6 ( ) Offsides: ND 1, STAN 0 Fouls: ND 8 ( ), STAN 12 ( ) Yellow Cards: ND (Rachel Heard, 104:37) Attendance: 1,022 MATCH #9 Sept. 18, 2016 #20 Notre Dame 1, Syracuse 1 SU Soccer Stadium (Syracuse, N.Y.) ND 1. Wisconsin Own Goal ( ) 23:29. Shots: ND 7 (3-4), UW 12 (5-7) Shots on goal: ND 3, UW 7 Saves: ND 7 (Kaela Little 7 in 90:00), UW 3 (Caitlyn Clem 3 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 3 (2-1), UW 4 (0-4) Fouls: ND 11, UW 5 Offsides: ND 1, UW 1 Attendance: 1,805 MATCH #3 Aug. 25, 2016 Michigan 2, #12 Notre Dame 0 U-M Soccer Stadium (Ann Arbor, Mich.) Notre Dame Michigan UM1. Abby Kastroll (Ani Sarkisian, Reilly Martin) 61:38. UM2. Katie Foug (Reilly Martin, Nicky Waldeck) 64:00. Total Shots: ND 7 (3-4), UM 9 (4-5) Shots on Goal: ND 3, UM 5 Saves: ND 3 (Kaela Little 3 in 90:00), UM 3 (Sarah Jackson 3 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 2 (1-1), UM 2 (0-2) Offsides: ND 0, UM 1 Fouls: ND 9 (5-4), UM 8 (3-5) Yellow Cards: ND Jennifer Westendorf (85:51) Attendance: 837 MATCH #4 Aug. 29, 2016 #12 Notre Dame 3, Western Michigan 0 W. Michigan Notre Dame ND1. WMU Own Goal (--) 18:33. ND2. Karin Muya 1 (Cindy Pineda) 37:29. ND3. Meghan Doyle 1 (Karin Muya) 51:19. MATCH #6 Sept. 4, 2016 #23 Notre Dame 1, Missouri 0 Missouri ND 1. Jennifer Westendorf 3 (Monica Flores, Kaitlin Klawunder) 60:31. Shots: ND 24 (12-12), MIZZ 7 (3-4) Shots on goal: ND 4 (2-2), MIZZ 4 (2-2) Saves: ND 4 (Kaela Little 4 in 90:00), MIZZ 3 (Kelsey Dossey 3 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 6 (4-2), MIZZ 4 (2-2) Fouls: ND 9 (3-6), MIZZ 7 (5-2) Offsides: ND 0, MIZZ 1 Attendance: 795 MATCH #7 Sept. 9, 2016 #20 Notre Dame 0, Santa Clara 0 (2OT) Stevens Stadium - Buck Shaw Field (Santa Clara, Calif.) Notre Dame Santa Clara Total Shots: ND 12 ( ), SCU 8 ( ) Shots on Goal: ND 3 ( ), SCU 6 ( ) Saves: ND 6 (Kaela Little 6 in 110:00), SCU 3 (Melissa Crowder 3 in 110:00) Corner Kicks: ND 9 ( ), SCU 3 ( ) Offsides: ND 1, SCU 1 Fouls: ND 14 (3-9-2), SCU 10 (7-1-2) Yellow Cards: SCU (Jenna Holtz, 32:17). ND (Karin Muya, 51:40) Notre Dame Syracuse SU1. Eva Gordon (Stephanie Skilton) 32:15. ND1. Taylor Klawunder 2 (Monica Flores) 52:20. Total Shots: ND 16 ( ), SU 14 ( ) Shots on Goal: ND 7, SU 6 Saves: ND 5 (Kaela Little 5 in 110:00), SU 6 (Courtney Brosnan 6 in 110:00) Corner Kicks: ND 11 ( ), SU 4 ( ) Offsides: ND 1, SU 2 Fouls: ND 14 ( ), SU 11 ( ) Yellow Cards: SU 2 (Natasha Tcheki, 38:52; Jessica Vigna, 71:41) MATCH #10 Sept. 22, 2016 #24 Notre Dame 1, NC State 0 Dail Soccer Stadium (Raleigh, N.C.) Notre Dame NC State ND 1. Alexis Martel-Lamothe 1 (Shannon Hendricks) 37:58. Shots: ND 12 (8-4), NCSU 9 (4-5) Shots on goal: ND 5, NCSU 4 Saves: ND 4 (Kaela Little 4 in 90:00), NCSU 4 (Sydney Wootten 4 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 3 (0-3), NCSU 8 (5-3) Fouls: ND 6 (3-3), NCSU 6 (3-3) Offsides: ND 0, NCSU 0 Attendance: 384 3

4 NOTRE DAME Fighting Irish Women s Soccer Notre Dame Match-By-Match Box Scores MATCH #11 Sept. 25, 2016 #24 Notre Dame 4, Pittsburgh 0 Notre Dame NC State ND 1. Kaitlin Klawunder 2 (Monica Flores) 4:45. ND2. Jennifer Westendorf 5 (Kaleigh Olmsted) 13:39. ND3. Kaleigh Olmsted 1 (Natalie Ward) 17:32. ND4. Karin Muya 2 (Meghan Doyle), 38:48. Shots: ND 23 (15-8), PITT 5 (3-2) Shots on goal: ND 10, PITT 2 Saves: ND 2 (Kaela Little 2 in 72:10, Kiley Adams 0 in 17:50), PITT 5 (Taylor Francis 4 in 90:00; Team 1) Corner Kicks: ND 11 (6-5), PITT 2 (1-1) Fouls: ND 6 (1-5), PITT 8 (3-5) Offsides: ND 1, PITT 2 Attendance: 1,234 MATCH #12 Oct. 1, 2016 #22 Notre Dame 2, Louisville 1 (2OT) Notre Dame Louisville UL1. Alison Price (Niamh Nelson) 4:10. ND1. Sandra Yu 1 ( ) 37:04. ND2. Megan McCashland 1 (Jennifer Westendorf) 104:21. Shots: ND 22 ( ), UL 13 ( ) Shots on goal: ND 11, UL 7 Saves: ND 6 (Kaela Little 6 in 104:21), UL 9 (Taylor Bucklin 9 in 104:21) Corner Kicks: ND 6 ( ), UL 5 ( ) Fouls: ND 12 ( ), UL 10 ( ) Offsides: ND 1, UL 2 Attendance: 1,144 MATCH #13 Oct. 6, 2016 #20 Notre Dame 1, #12 Clemson 0 Clemson ND1. Kaleigh Olmsted 2 (Monica Flores, Taylor Klawunder) 69:08. Shots: ND 14 (5-9), CU 10 (4-6) Shots on goal: ND 6, CU 6 Saves: ND 6 (Kaela Little 6 in 90:00), CU 5 (Kailen Sheridan 5 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 3 (2-1), CU 3 (0-3) Fouls: ND 8 (2-6), CU 12 (6-6) Offsides: ND 1, CU 1 Attendance: 1,022 MATCH #14 Oct. 9, 2016 #8 Virginia 1, #20 Notre Dame 0 Virginia Notre Dame UVA1. Alexis Shaffer (penalty kick) 59:50. Shots: ND 9 (2-7), UVA 12 (4-8) Shots on goal: ND 2, UVA 3 Saves: ND 2 (Kaela Little 2 in 90:00), UVA 2 (Morgan Stearns 2 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 4 (1-3), UVA 4 (1-3) Fouls: ND 11 (7-4), UVA 9 (4-5) Offsides: ND 2, UVA 2 Attendance: 951 MATCH #15 Oct. 14, 2016 #20 Notre Dame 1, #11 North Carolina 0 North Carolina ND1. Jennifer Westendorf ( ) 56:20. Shots: ND 18 (6-12), UNC 14 (8-6) Shots on goal: ND 9, UNC 5 Saves: ND 5 (Kaela Little 5 in 90:00), UNC 8 (Lindsay Harris 8 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 4 (1-3), UNC 9 (8-1) Fouls: ND 7 (3-4), UNC 7 (3-4) Offsides: ND 2, UNC 1 Attendance: 2,216 MATCH #16 Oct. 20, 2016 #14 Notre Dame 0, #25 Virginia Tech 0 (2OT) Thompson Field (Blacksburg, Va.) Notre Dame Virginia Tech Shots: ND 13 ( ), VT 12 ( ) Shots on goal: ND 5, VT 6 Saves: ND 5 (Kaela Little 5 in 110:00), VT 6 (Blayne Fink in 110:00) Corner Kicks: ND 7 ( ), VT 4 ( ) Fouls: ND 6 ( ), VT 6 ( ) Offsides: ND 3, VT 3 Attendance: 237 MATCH #17 Oct. 23, 2016 #14 Notre Dame 1, Wake Forest 0 Spry Stadium (Winston-Salem, N.C.) Wake Forest ND1. Megan McCashland (Kaleigh Olmsted) 87:33. Shots: ND 8 (2-6), WF 7 (5-2) Shots on goal: ND 4, WF 4 Saves: ND 4 (Kaela Little 4 in 90:00), WF 3 (Lindsay Preston 3 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 6 (3-3), WF 6 (2-4) Fouls: ND 7 (3-4), WF 6 (2-4) Offsides: ND 7, WF 2 Attendance: 657 MATCH #18 Oct. 27, 2016 #12 Notre Dame 2, Miami 0 Miami Notre Dame ND1. Kaleigh Olmsted 3 ( ) 43:37. ND2. Sandra Yu 2 (Meghan Doyle) 56:51. Shots: ND 13 (8-5), UM 6 (3-3) Shots on goal: ND 7, UM 2 Saves: ND 2 (Kaela Little 2 in 90:00), UM 5 (Phallon Tullis-Joyce 5 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 3 (2-1), UM 2 (0-2) Fouls: ND 8 (1-7), UM 8 (4-4) Offsides: ND 0, UM 1 Attendance: 868 MATCH #19 Oct. 30, 2016 #12 Notre Dame 1, NC State 0 ACC Championship Quarterfinal Miami ND1. Kaitlin Klawunder 3 (Karin Muya) 87:23. Shots: ND 6 (3-3), NCSU 11 (5-6) Shots on goal: ND 3, NCSU 6 Saves: ND 6 (Kaela Little 6 in 90:00), NCSU 2 (Sydney Wootten 2 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 1 (0-1), NCSU 6 (4-2) Fouls: ND 6 (3-3), NCSU 8 3-5) Offsides: ND 1, NCSU 1 Attendance: 136 MATCH #20 Nov. 4, 2016 #10 North Carolina 2, #6 Notre Dame 1 ACC Championship Semifinal North Carolina UNC1. Maya Worth (Annie Kingman) 21:30. ND1. Kaleigh Olmsted 4 ( ) 71:01. UNC2. Annie Kingman (Bridgette Andrezjewski, Julia Ashley) 85:13. Shots: ND 10 (3-7), UNC 16 (9-7) Shots on goal: ND 3, UNC 7 Saves: ND 5 (Kaela Little 5 in 90:00), UNC 2 (Lindsay Harris 2 in 90:00) Corner Kicks: ND 1 (1-0), UNC 4 (2-2) Fouls: ND 10 (6-4), UNC 12 (8-4) Offsides: ND 0, UNC 1 Attendance: 2,995 4

5 Fighting Irish Women s Soccer 2015 NOTRE DAME Team Superlatives 2016 Single Match Highs & Lows NOTRE DAME HIGH NOTRE DAME LOW CATEGORY OPPONENT HIGH OPPONENT LOW 12 vs. Pitt (9/25/16) 0, 4x (MR vs. Va. Tech, 10/20/16) Points 8 by Michigan (8/25/16) 0, 14x (MR: by NCSU, 10/30/16) 4 vs. Pitt (9/25/16) 0, 4x (MR vs. Va. Tech, 10/20/16) Goals 2, 3x (MR by UNC, 11/4/16) 0, 14x (MR: by NCSU, 10/30/16) 4 vs. Pitt (9/25/16) 0, 7x (MR vs. UNC, 11/4/16) Assists 4 by Michigan (8/25/16) 0, 14x (MR: by NCSU, 10/30/16) 30 vs. Wright State (8/19/16) 6 vs. NCSU (10/30/16) Total Shots 17 by Stanford (9/11/16) 5, 2x (MR: by Pitt, 9/25/16) 11, 2x (MR vs. L ville, 10/1/16) 3, 5x (MR vs. UNC, 11/4/16) Shots on Goal 9 by Stanford (9/11/16) 2, 2x (MR: by UM, 10/27/16) 7, 2x (MR vs. Stanford, 9/11/16) 2, 3x (MR vs. UM, 10/27/16) Saves 9 by Louisville (10/1/16) 2, 2x (MR by UNC, 11/4/16) 11, 2x (MR vs. Pitt, 9/25/16) 1, 2x (MR vs. UNC, 11/4/16) Corner Kicks 9 by UNC (10/14/16) 1 by Wright State (8/19/16) 14, 2x (MR vs. Syrcause, 9/18/16) 4 vs. Wright State (8/19/16) Fouls 16 by Illinois State (9/2/16) 4 by Wright State (8/19/16) Individual Superlatives NOTRE DAME OPPONENT Points 4 by Jennifer Westendorf vs. Wright State (8/19/16) 4 by Megan Turner of Stanford (9/11/16) Goals 2 by Jennifer Westendorf vs. Wright State (8/19/16) 2 by Megan Turner of Stanford (9/11/16) Assists 2 by Kaleigh Olmsted vs. Wright State (8/19/16) 2 by Reilly Martin of UM (8/25/16) Shots 10 by Jennifer Westendorf vs. Missouri (9/5/16) 5, 3x (MR by Bayley Feist of Wake Forest, 10/23/16) Shots on Goal 4 by Sandra Yu vs. UNC (10/14/16) 4, 2x (MR by Bayley Feist of Wake Forest, 10/23/16) Saves 7, 2x by Kaela Little, (MR vs. Stanford, 9/11/16) 9 by Taylor Bucklin of Louisville (10/1/16) 5

6 NOTRE DAME Fighting Irish Women s Soccer Notre Dame Women's Soccer Notre Dame Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 05, 2016) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 19 WSU W Aug 21 WIS W Aug 25 at Michigan L Aug 29 WMU W Sep 02 ILLINOIS STATE W Sep 04 MISSOURI W Sep 09 at Santa Clara To Sep 11 at #2 Stanford To * Sep 18 at Syracuse To * Sep 22 at NC State W * Sep 25 PITTSBURGH W * Oct 01 at #18 Louisville Wo * Oct 06 #12 CLEMSON W * Oct 09 #8 VIRGINIA L * Oct 14 #11 NORTH CAROLINA W * Oct 20 at #25 Virginia Tech To * Oct 23 at Wake Forest W * Oct 27 MIAMI W Oct 30 NC STATE W Nov 04 vs #11 North Carolina L TEAM STATISTICS ND OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 10 7 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 11/1070 8/644 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/2995 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 10 Jennifer Westendorf Kaleigh Olmsted Kaitlin Klawunder Karin Muya Meghan Doyle Taylor Klawunder Sandra Yu Megan McCashland Monica Flores Alexis MartelLamothe Cindy Pineda Shannon Hendricks Natalie Ward Ginny McGowan Rilka Noel Katie Uhler Lexi Nicholas Kiley Adams Megan McLaughlin Kaela Little Rachel Heard Ann Marie Niro Mariel Adams Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 33 Lexi Nicholas 1 17: /1 30 Kiley Adams 1 17: /1 18 Kaela Little : /2 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents