2017 MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES

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1 MARQUETTE (13-6-1, BE) Golden Eagles 25th Head Coach:...Markus Roeders (22nd year) Pt. Leader:...Carrie Madden (19 pts) Goal Leader:...Carrie Madden (7g) Ast. Leader:...Kylie Sprecher (6a) Starting Keeper:...Maddy Henry (13-6-1, 1798 min., 95 svs, 0.95 gaa,.833) Website:...GoMarquette.com THE MATCHUP Saturday, April 27 1 p.m. Milwaukee, Wis. Valley Fields USC (8-7, 6-3TEAM-BY-TEAM COMPARISON Marquette (13-6-1) 2017 Georgetown (12-3-3) 1.35 / Goals Per Game / Allowed Per Game / / Shots Per Game / Shots Allowed / / Shots on Goal-Attempts/Pct / / 70...Corner Kicks / Opp. Corners / / Saves / Opp. Saves...29 / 104 MARQUETTE FACES GEORGETOWN IN BIG EAST SEMIFINALS Rematch of last year s BIG EAST final pits MU against Georgetown The fourth-seeded Marquette University women s soccer team will face top-seeded Georgetown on Thursday in the semifinals of the BIG EAST Conference Championship at Shaw Field in Washington, D.C., in a rematch of last season s league title match. Jay Alter (play-by-play), Monika Moore (analyst) and Marissa Pilla (sideline) will broadcast the contest for the BIG EAST Digital Network, which will air live through the FOX Sports Go application at 1 p.m. Central time. The Golden Eagles (13-6-1) earned a spot in the league semifinals for the 10th time in the last 13 seasons by defeating Xavier, 3-0, on Sunday afternoon at Valley Fields. Senior midfielder Eli Beard scored a career-high two goals in the victory, while All-BIG EAST First Team selection Carrie Madden assisted on one of Beard s tallies and freshman Kylie Sprecher s 11th minute match winner. Madden leads MU into the semifinals with a team-best 19 points on seven goals and five assists, while Beard, Sprecher and sixth-year graduate student Darian Powell all have at least 12 points. It was Madden who lifted MU into the 2016 league title match by scoring twice, including the overtime winner in MU s 2-1 semifinal win over St. John s at Shaw Field. AT GEORGETOWN (12-3-3, BIG EAST) Thursday, Nov. 2 1 p.m. CT Washington, D.C. Shaw Field Live Video/Stats:...BEDN/GUHoyas.com Head Coach:...Dave Nolan (14th year) Pts Leader:...Rachel Corboz (6g, 10a) Starting Keeper:...Arielle 1710 min., 29 svs, 0.37 gaa,.806) Madden was joined on the 2016 all-tournament team by then-freshman goalkeeper Maddy Henry, who enters Thursday s contest with a 0.95 goals against average and a.833 save percentage. She has been MU s keeper of record in all 20 matches this season and has posted 10 shutouts, including clean sheets in each of MU s last three contests. The BIG EAST regular season champion Hoyas (12-3-3) have allowed their opponents to score just seven goals all season and league goalkeeper of the year Arielle Schechtman leads the NCAA with 14 shutouts. She helped a stout GU defense blank MU, 3-0, in the last meeting between the two squads on Oct. 19 in D.C. The Hoyas led MU, 2-0, at the half and added an 84th minute marker from Amanda Carolan as Georgetown outshot Marquette, Carolan is GU s goal leader with nine, while BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year Rachel Corboz has a team-high 22 points on six goals and 10 assists. Carolan, Corboz and Schechtman were joined on the All-BIG EAST First Team by the conference s defensive player of the year Elizabeth Wenger and junior forward Caitlin Farrell. Georgetown is all-time against Marquette, including 1-1 in BIG EAST tourna MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES MARQUETTE QUICK FACTS 2017 Record (5-4-0 BIG EAST) Location/Facility...Milwaukee, Wis./Valley Fields (1,750) Head Coach...Markus Roeders (UNC Asheville, 90) Affiliation/Conference...NCAA Division I/BIG EAST Nickname...Golden Eagles NCAA Appearances (Last)...13 (2016) Conference Regular Season Titles (Last)...10 (2016) 2017 MARQUETTE SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time/Result August Thu. 10 at Wisconsin (exh.) Madison, Wis. L, 4-1 Fri. 18 #2 Stanford Valley Fields L, 4-0 Sun. 20 Kentucky Valley Fields W, 2-1 Fri. 25 Drake Valley Fields W, 3-0 Sun. 27 at Louisville Louisville, Ky. W, 2-0 September Fri. 1 Central Michigan Valley Fields W, 1-0 Sun. 3 Mercer Valley Fields W, 2-0 Fri. 8 at Boston Univ. Boston W, 1-0 Sun. 10 at Rhode Island Kingston, R.I. W, 2-1 Thu. 14 Illinois State Valley Fields T, 0-0 Sun. 17 at Milwaukee Milwaukee L, 2-1 Sun. 24 at Butler* Indianapolis, Ind. L, 3-0 Thu. 28 Villanova* Valley Fields L, 4-1 October Sun. 1 at St. John s* Queens, N.Y. W, 1-0 Thu. 5 at DePaul* Chicago W, 2-0 Sun. 8 Providence* Valley Fields L, 1-0 Sat. 14 Xavier* Valley Fields W, 1-0 (OT) Thu. 19 at Georgetown* Washington, D.C. L, 3-0 Sun. 22 Creighton* Valley Fields W, 3-0 Thu. 26 at Seton Hall* South Orange, N.J. W, 2-0 Sun. 29 Xavier^ Valley Fields W, 3-0 November Thu. 2 at Georgetown^ Washington, D.C. 1 p.m. Sun. 5 BIG EAST final Campus Site 12:30 p.m. All times CT and subject to change / *BIG EAST match ^BIG EAST Championship PROJECTED LINEUP Starters Key Reserves 8 Kylie Sprecher F Fr. 1 Sloane Carlson GK Jr. 12 Darian Powell F GS 2 Emily Hess D So. 21 Carrie Madden F RJr. 3 Erin Johnston M RFr. 9 Eli Beard M Sr. 5 Mary Kate Simon D RFr. 19 Caroline Fink M Sr. 7 Bri Jaeger D RSo. 30 Ryley Bugay M RJr. 11 Heather Handwork F RJr. 4 Madison Dunker D Sr. 13 Hailey VanDerLeestF RSo. 20 Maddie Monticello D Fr. 14 Jamie Kutey F Jr. 25 Leah Celarek D Jr. 22 Abby Hess F RFr. 29 Allison Jacobson D Jr. 0 Maddy Henry GK So.

2 MEDIA INFORMATION Women s Soccer Contact:...Mike Wittliff ...michael.wittliff@mu.edu Work Phone: Cell Phone: Website:...GoMarquette.com Photography:...MarquetteImages.com MU Twitter:...@muathletics WSOC Twitter...@MUWomensSoccer WSOC Instagram...@marquettewsoc WSOC Facebook.../MUWomensSoccer Please contact Mike Wittliff to arrange an interview with team personnel. Head coach Markus Roeders will have a one-hour block on Monday set aside for media obligations and time can be alotted on a case-by-case basis before training sessions. Team personnel will also be available on match days following a 10-minute cooling off period after the contest has ended. MU players will not disclose their phone numbers so please do not request that information. Players have been asked to politely decline interviews that have not been cleared with the MU Communications Office. TICKET INFORMATION Tickets can be ordered in advance of game day in person at the Al McGuire Center ticket office, by phone at (414) , or on GoMarquette.com. Season tickets are $45 and include the full home schedules of both the men s and women s teams. ment action. MU topped GU, 1-0, in the 2012 league title contest and lost 2-0 at GU in the 2016 final. The winner of Thursday s semifinal will play in the league title match, which is slated for Sunday, Nov. 5 at the home venue of the highest remaining seed. MARQUETTE SECURES 13TH BIG EAST TOURNAMENT BERTH The Golden Eagles own a pair of BIG EAST tournament crowns from 2012 and 2013 and have qualified for the league quarterfinals in all 13 of their years affiliated with the league (13-10 overall record entering Thursday s semifinal). MU has also reached the league s semifinals all but three years (10 times total) and has advanced to four league championship matches. Marquette fell at eventual College Cup semifinalist Georgetown in last year s league title contest after advancing to the finals on a semifinal overtime goal by Carrie Madden against St. John s. MADDEN PROVIDES SPARK TO MU OFFENSE Redshirt junior forward Carrie Madden s return to the starting eleven from an early season quad injury has paid dividends in conference play with her ability to generate scoring chances. She owns a pair of two-goal matches this season in conference play at DePaul and against Creighton and leads MU with 19 points on seven goals and five assists. The 2017 All-BIG EAST First Team selection also posted two assists in the BIG EAST quarterfinals against Xavier on Kylie Sprecher s match winner and Eli Beard s first goal. Through her first two years at Marquette, Madden played in a total of one match and did not record a point. That lack of playing experience didn t hinder her ability to contribute offensively in 2016 as Madden proved to be Marquette s most potent finisher. She led MU with six goals and 17 points in 2016, including four match winners. Madden scored against Butler on Oct. 23 in the 93rd minute to keep Marquette in the hunt for the BIG EAST regular season title and scored on a phenomenal finish behind her against St. John s in OT of the league tournament semifinals. Madden was named to the 2016 All-BIG EAST Championship Team and was the only MU player named to the 2017 All-BIG EAST Preseason Team. BEARD AND BUGAY STEP UP IN 2017 With the departure of last year s large senior class, the 2017 Golden Eagles need contributions from players like midfielders Eli Beard and Ryley Bugay in supporting roles. The pair stepped up in the win at Louisville on Sunday, Aug. 27 with their first goals of the year. Bugay s match winner, the first tally of her career, came on a penalty kick in the 51st minute and the redshirt junior leads MU in minutes played. Beard scored the day s final goal from 40 yards in the 69th minute to mark just her second goal since her 2014 freshman campaign. Bugay has made herself an invaluable member of MU s midfield this season, playing a role similar to that of 2016 BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year Morgan Proffitt. Bugay earned most valuable defensive player honors in the Marquette Invitational earlier this year and has been a mainstay at the top of MU s defense. Beard posted two goals in MU s 3-0 win over Xavier in the quarterfinals of the BIG EAST Championship on Oct. 29 and leads the squad with 45 shots this season. POWELL RETURNS FOR SIXTH SEASON Forward Darian Powell led Marquette in both 2014 and 2015 with seven goals after sitting out both 2012 and 2013 with injuries and leads MU in scoring once again as a sixth-year graduate student. Powell posted points in six of the squad s first eight matches and sits second the team with 14 points on five goals and a career-best four assists. Powell s overtime winner against Xavier on Oct. 14 leaves her alone in eighth in program history with 23 goals and was her 10th match winner, tying her for sixth all-time at MU with current assistant coach Ashley Bares. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. MP/MS Min. G A Pts Notes 8 Kylie Sprecher F 5-8 Fr. 20/ Match winners vs. CMU, Boston and Xavier (10/29); BE All-Frosh 12 Darian Powell F 5-6 GS 20/ MU s top scorer (7g) & 15 (7g); 23 career goals (10 winners) 21 Carrie Madden F 5-6 R-Jr. 16/ Led MU w/17 pts in 2016 (6g, 5a); 2017 All-BIG EAST First Team 9 Eli Beard M 5-4 Sr. 19/ Scored twice in the BIG EAST quarters vs. Xavier (10/29/17) 19 Caroline Fink M 5-6 Sr. 20/ Four career goals; scored in 2016 in 2-0 win vs. St. John s (10/2/16) 30 Ryley Bugay M 5-7 R-Jr. 20/ Leads squad in minutes played; first career goal at Lousville (8/27) 4 Madison Dunker D 5-6 Sr. 20/ Scored only career goal at Providence (10/9/16) 20 Maddie Monticello D 5-6 Fr. 19/ Made first career start vs. Villanova (9/28) 25 Leah Celarek D 5-4 Jr. 14/ Started at left back vs. Creighton (10/22); Ast. was vs. Drake (8/25) 29 Allison Jacobson D 5-5 Jr. 15/ Starter at right back owns one career goal (Michigan, 8/23/15) 0 Maddy Henry GK 5-8 So. 20/20 95 svs, 0.95 gaa,.833sv% 2016 BIG EAST All-Freshman Team, All-BIG EAST Tournament Team 2017 MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES

3 2017 NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHA. ROSTER/PRONUNCIATION No. Name Elig. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School/Last College 0 Maddy Henry So. GK 5-8 Omaha, Neb. Millard North 1 Sloane Carlson Jr. GK 6-0 St. Louis, Mo. Cor Jesu 2 Emily Hess So. D 5-4 Batavia, Ill. Batavia 3 Erin Johnston R-Fr. M 5-4 Grayslake, Ill. Carmel Catholic 4 Madison Dunker Sr. D 5-6 Rockton, Ill. Hononegah 5 Mary Kate Simon R-Fr. D 5-10 Thiensville, Wis. Homestead 6 Maggie Lena Fr. M/F 5-6 Santa Monica, Calif. Santa Monica 7 Bri Jaeger R-So. D 5-9 Cedarburg, Wis. Divine Savior Holy Angels 8 Kylie Sprecher Fr. F 5-8 Menomonee Falls, Wis. Menomonee Falls 9 Eli Beard Sr. M 5-4 Portland, Ore. St. Mary s Academy 10 Josie Fowler R-Fr. M 5-4 Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg 11 Heather Handwork R-Jr. F 5-8 Plainfield, Ill. Plainfield North 12 Darian Powell GS F 5-6 La Porte City, Iowa Shattuck-St. Mary s 13 Hailey VanDerLeest R-So. F 5-9 Fenton, Mo. Nerinx Hall 14 Jamie Kutey Jr. F 5-5 Overland Park, Kan. St. Thomas Aquinas 15 Kirsten Timmer Sr. D 5-8 McCordsville, Ind. Hamilton Southeastern 17 Elaina Eckert Fr. M/F 5-4 Warren, Mich. Marian 19 Caroline Fink Sr. M 5-6 Whitefish Bay, Wis. Whitefish Bay 20 Maddie Monticello Fr. D 5-6 Chicago, Ill. Lane Tech 21 Carrie Madden R-Jr. F 5-6 Deer Park, Ill. Barrington 22 Abby Hess R-Fr. F 5-10 Rochester, Minn. Mayo 23 Rachel Johnson Fr. M/F 5-8 Omaha, Neb. Marian 25 Leah Celarek Jr. D/M 5-4 Schaumburg, Ill. James B. Conant 27 Meredith McGuire Fr. M/F 5-7 Naperville, Ill. Naperville Central 28 Maura Weaver R-Fr. D 5-8 Broadview Heights, Ohio Brecksville-Broadview Hts 29 Allison Jacobson Jr. D/M 5-5 Shorewood, Wis. Shorewood 30 Ryley Bugay R-Jr. M 5-7 West Lafayette, Ind. William Henry Harrison Head Coach: Markus Roeders, 22nd season (UNC Asheville, 1990) Assistant Coach: Ashley Bares, fifth season (Marquette, 2013) Assistant Coach: Nick Vorberg, second season (Pacific (Ore.), 1997) Athletic Trainer: Danielle Armstrong (Marquette, 2008) Manager: Stephen Lane 9 Eli Beard*** ELL-ee 30 Ryley Bugay** boo-GAY 1 Sloane Carlson** Leah Celarek** sell-AIR-eck 4 Madison Dunker*** Elaina Eckert Caroline Fink*** Josie Fowler Heather Handwork** Maddy Henry* Abby Hess Emily Hess* Allison Jacobson** Bri Jaeger YAY-ger 23 Rachel Johnson Erin Johnston Jamie Kutey** cue-TAY 6 Maggie Lena Carrie Madden** Meredth McGuire Maddie Monticello Darian Powell*** Mary Kate Simon Kylie Sprecher Kirsten Timmer** KEER-stuhn 13 Hailey VanDerLeest* Maura Weaver HC AC AC Markus Roeders ROE-ders Ashley Bares bars Nick Vorberg VOR-berg *letters earned BY POSITION Forwards...6 Midfielders...9 Defenders...9 Goalkeepers...2 ON THE MAP (BY STATE)... Illinois (8): Celarek, Dunker, H. Handwork, E. Hess, E. Johnston, Madden, McGuire, Monticello Wisconsin (5): Jacobson, Jaeger, Fink, Simon, Sprecher Indiana (2): Bugay, Timmer Missouri (2): Carlson, VanDerLeest Nebraska (2): Henry, Johnson Ohio (2): Fowler, Weaver California (1): Lena Iowa (1): Powell Kansas (1): Kutey Michigan (1): Eckert Oregon (1): Beard BY ELIGIBILITY Senior...5 Junior...7 Sophomore...4 Freshmen...11 Student-athlete pronunciations (audio) of their own names available by clicking on the icon next to name on GoMarquette.com roster MU ALL-TIME VS. 17 OPPONENTS Opponent Record (Last Meeting) Stanford (8/18/17; L, 4-0, H) Kentucky (8/20/17; W, 2-1, H) Drake (8/25/17; W, 3-0, H) Louisville (8/27/17, W, 2-0, A) Central Michigan (9/1/17; W, 1-0, H) Mercer (9/3/17; W, 2-0, H) Boston University (9/8/17, W, 1-0, A) Rhode Island (9/10/17, W, 2-1, A) Illinois State (9/14/17; T, 0-0, H) Milwaukee (9/17/17; L, 2-1, A) Butler (9/24/17; L, 3-0, A) Villanova (9/28/17; L, 4-1, H) St. John s (10/1/17; W, 1-0, A) DePaul (10/5/17, W, 2-0, A) Providence (10/8/17; L, 1-0, H) Xavier (10/29/17; W, 3-0, H) Georgetown (10/19/17; L, 3-0, A) Creighton (10/22/17; W, 3-0, H) Seton Hall (10/26/17; W, 2-0, A) Total MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES

4 2017 SEASON HONORS All-BIG EAST First Team Carrie Madden (R-Jr., F) BIG EAST All-Freshman Team Kylie Sprecher (Fr., F) BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week Maddy Henry (So., GK)...8/28, 9/4, 10/30 BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week Darian Powell (GS, F)...10/16 BIG EAST Freshman of the Week Kylie Sprecher (Fr., F)...9/4, 9/11 BIG EAST Honor Roll Maddy Henry (So., GK)...8/21 Ryley Bugay (R-Jr., M)...9/4 Darian Powell (GS, F)...9/11 Carrie Madden (R-Jr., F)...10/9, 10/23, 10/30 All-BIG EAST Preseason Team Carrie Madden (R-Jr., F) MU CELEBRATES 25 YEARS OF WOMEN S SOCCER Throughout the season, Marquette will celebrate its 25th anniversary by highlighting the players and accomplishments of the University s most successful women s program. MU has appeared in the NCAA tournament in over half of its years of competition (13 of 24) and has earned 10 conference regular season titles and four league tournament crowns. In the program s 25th campaign, Marquette has posted an overall record of , including a mark of in Markus Roeders 22 years at the helm. SPRECHER EMERGING AT FORWARD Kylie Sprecher slid into the starting lineup on Aug. 27 at Louisville and produced immediately, posting points in four straight matches and earning a pair of BIG EAST Freshman of the Week accolades in the process. Sprecher, a freshman from Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, earned offensive MVP honors at the Marquette Invitational for her play against CMU and Mercer and was honored by the BIG EAST on Sept. 4 as the league s freshman of the week. She then posted the match winner at Boston University on Sept. 8 and assisted Darian Powell s winner on Sept. 10 at Rhode Island. The 2017 BIG EAST All-Freshman Team selection also notched a career-high two assists on both of Carrie Madden s goals in MU s 2-0 win at DePaul on Oct. 5. MU AMONG MOST SUCCESSFUL BIG EAST TEAMS SINCE 2005 Since entering the BIG EAST Conference in 2005, Marquette has proven to be among the conference s elite women s soccer programs. The Golden Eagles have accumulated an overall record of since that time and a mark of in league action, which includes six regular season conference titles and a pair of tournament championships in 2012 and MU, which has missed the NCAA tournament just three times since its addition to the league, went a remarkable in BIG EAST play in the four seasons from HENRY CONTINUES LINE OF MULTI-YEAR STARTERS IN NET Maddy Henry has held strong in net during the early portion of her sophomore campaign and recorded a new career high with 15 saves in Thursday s scoreless draw with Illinois State. That mark is the highest single-match save total for an MU keeper since 2001 and tied for the fifth most in program history. Over the BU, URI and UWM matches, Henry saw 63 opponent shots after seeing 69 total in the first six matches of the year. She notched a then-career-high nine saves in the 2017 lid-lifter against No. 2 Stanford to earn her fourth career BIG EAST weekly accolade with mention on the league s honor roll on Aug. 21. She was also named the league s goalkeeper of the week on both Aug. 28 and Sept. 4 after helping the Golden Eagles to four-straight shutouts. All told, the shutout streak lasted 541:44 (of which she played 527:43) as Marquette held opponents off the scoreboard from Aug. 20-Sept. 10. Henry joined an exclusive club of Marquette goalkeepers last season as just the fourth primary starter since MU s entrance to the BIG EAST Conference for the 2005 campaign. The previous three keepers started in net for the length of their entire MU careers and each earned multiple All-BIG EAST accolades. Henry, a sophomore from Omaha, Nebraska, hopes to join Laura Boyer ( ; Overland Park, Kansas) and Natalie Kulla ( ; St. Louis) as goalkeepers from America s Heartland to experience success in Blue and Gold. Amanda Engel ( ; Centennial, Colorado) graduated in 2016 and was a four-year starter and two-time All-BIG EAST selection. Player MP-MS Min. GA GAA Sv. W-L-T Sho. Laura Boyer ( ) : Natalie Kulla ( ) : Amanda Engel ( ) : Maddy Henry (2016-pres.) : BIG EAST STANDINGS (10/30) Standings BIG EAST Pts Overall Pct. Streak Georgetown W1 Butler W1 Providence W1 Marquette W3 Xavier L3 DePaul L1 St. John s L1 Creighton W1 Villanova L5 Seton Hall L PRESEASON POLL Team (First Place Votes) Points 1. Georgetown (9) 2. DePaul (1) 3. Marquette St. John s Providence Butler Villanova Creighton Xavier Seton Hall MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES

5 times (2005, 2010, 2012). HEAD COACH MARKUS ROEDERS 22nd Year Idstedt, Germany UNC Asheville (1990) Entering his 22nd year as head coach of the Marquette women's soccer team, Markus Roeders has built a renowned program that is synonymous with success. Moreover, he has developed a program with a winning tradition, one that is a consistently nationally ranked and one of the top teams in the BIG EAST Conference. It is evident by career accomplishments and emphasized by the results of past seasons. With a career mark of entering 2017 (.696 winning percentage), Roeders has proven he can coach a team that knows how to win. The Golden Eagles have not posted a losing season in each of the last 21 years and have won fewer than 11 games only once. He has guided MU to 12 NCAA tournament appearances and advanced as far as the Sweet 16 three During his tenure, Roeders has produced 122 all-conference, 68 all-region, and 12 All-America selections. His teams have won 10 regular-season conference titles, including five consecutive BIG EAST regular season crowns from , and four tournament championships, including back-to-back titles in 2012 and In 13 NCAA tournaments, Roeders owns a record when those games are played at Valley Fields and overall. Effective September 1, 1999, Roeders took on additional duties as a member of the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Committee, which oversees all aspects of the NCAA Tournament and the NCAA's regional rankings. He concluded his assignment on the committee with the end of the 2002 season. He also served as chair of the Great Lakes Region committee. Roeders is involved with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America's (NSCAA) national and regional rankings committee and serves as Chair of the BIG EAST Women's Soccer Coaches Committee. A native of Idstedt, Germany, Roeders began his collegiate soccer career at Brevard Junior College in Brevard, N.C., before transferring to UNC Asheville, where he became associated with former Marquette men's soccer coach Steve Adlard, then coach of the Bulldogs. Roeders received an associate degree from Brevard in A two-time member of the Big South Presidential Honor Roll, he earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from UNC Asheville in Roeders, who has a 'B' coaching license and is a head coach for the Region II ODP in which he has traveled to national tournaments as well as international events including France, Costa Rica and Brazil. He and his wife Katherine have a son, Kegan. ROEDERS HEAD COACHING RECORD Year Team Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Notes ( : C-USA; 2005-pres. BE) 1996 Marquette* C-USA COY 1997 Marquette* Marquette Marquette*^ NCAA Second Round 2000 Marquette*^ NCAA Second Round, C-USA CoY 2001 Marquette NCAA First Round 2002 Marquette NCAA First Round 2003 Marquette Marquette Marquette NCAA Third Round, BIG EAST CoY 2006 Marquette NCAA Second Round 2007 Marquette Marquette NCAA First Round 2009 Marquette* NCAA First Round 2010 Marquette* NCAA Third Round, BIG EAST CoY 2011 Marquette* NCAA Second Round 2012 Marquette*^ NCAA Third Round 2013 Marquette*^ NCAA First Round,BIG EAST CoY 2014 Marquette Marquette Marquette* NCAA First Round, BIG EAST CoY 2017 Marquette Total *- Conference Regular Season Championship ^- Conference Tournament Championship COACHING PHILOSOPHY Family The foundation of our program is "Family." The bond that our players and coaches have amongst each other goes way beyond the soccer field. Players interact like sisters and form life-long friendships. As coaches, our roles expand beyond the field. We build an environment where every person is treated equally. We serve as coaches, friends, "father-like" figures and guardians. Our players know that they can rely and communicate with us at any time. Since the team spends so much time together and they enjoy each others company, it creates one big family atmosphere. The relationships and trust that is built throughout the years forms a lifetime connection to each other and the program. Family for us is not about whose blood you have but who you care about. Pride Pride is striving to preserve the tradition, foundation and history that was built by the strong women who were among the first to wear Marquette University on their shirts. They did it in order to pave the way for their future sisters fully knowing that their names might be forgotten, but ever willing to continue to provide the path in which today's women continue to walk upon. Our players take a lot of pride in being part of Marquette Women's Soccer and all it stands for. This program has built a strong history of success that goes beyond the soccer field. Playing and representing Marquette, respecting our former players, and honoring each of our families and friends is very important to us. Yes, winning is important, but how we prepare, interact and represent ourselves and Marquette every day is what we strive for. Excellence We strive for excellence. Whether it be in the classroom, in the community, on the field, or in life. We have built high standards and continue to live up to them. Excellence isn't measured in wins and losses but how we conduct ourselves by giving 100 percent at all times in everything we do. The players work very hard in the classroom and graduate prepared to take the next step in life. Our philosophy is that we always work hard and be consistent in our beliefs. Experiencing and playing at the highest level every day raises the bar for all of us and we embrace those standards. Tradition We are fortunate to have been recognized as a top 20 program consistently for nearly 10 straight years and that goes back to the committed, driven women that have come into the program and made Marquette a special place. They continue to carry the torch that was lit for them and they are very proud of that tradition and will continue to pass it along to the next generation of players and family members. Our team is only as strong as it's foundation and our tradition and the contributions made by every person involved with the program continues to grow stronger every day MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES

6 MU RECORD WHEN... More shots than opponent: Outshot by opponent: Shots tied: More corner kicks than opponent: Fewer corner kicks: Corner kicks tied: More saves than opponent: Fewer saves: Saves tied: MU scores multiple goals: Opponent scores multiple goals: Scoring first: Leading at half: Trailing at half: Tied at half: Scoring zero goals: Scoring one goal: Scoring two goals: Scoring three-or-more goals: Allowing zero goals: Allowing one goal: Allowing two goals: Allowing three-or-more goals: Against ranked opponents: In one-goal games: In two-goal games: In three-or-more goal games: MU player scores multiple goals: Opposing player scores multiple goals: In regulation: Overtime: One overtime period: Two overtime periods: MU CAPTURED SIXTH BIG EAST REGULAR SEASON TITLE IN 2016 Eli Beard scored her first goal of 2016 just 57 seconds into overtime against DePaul on Oct. 28 to lift Marquette to the No. 1 seed in the BIG EAST tournament and a share of their sixth regular season title with a 3-2 win over the Blue Demons. Senior midfielder Morgan Proffitt scored a pair of goals to help MU rebound from 1-0 and 2-1 deficits for the win. The regular season title was MU s 10th all-time, counting MU s decade-long stay in Conference USA. BU AND URI WINS SHOW DIFFERENT PATHS TO VICTORY The wins at Boston University (Sept. 8) and Rhode Island (Sept. 10) continued Marquette s winning streak but had vastly different looks. The Golden Eagles were outshot 25-1 in the 1-0 win at BU as Kylie Sprecher scored the match winner in the 24th minute on MU s lone shot. Marquette applied greater pressure on its opponent in Sunday s win at URI, outshooting the Rams with a 11-6 edge in corner kicks. With Carrie Madden out for both matches and Jamie Kutey still hobbled over the weekend, MU received a goal and an assist from both Sprecher and Darian Powell, plus the first career goal from defender Bri Jaeger at URI. Redshirt junior Heather Handwork also made her first start since 2014 at forward against Rhode Island and played 42 minutes. EIGHT MAKE NCAA DEBUTS VS. STANFORD; PAIR WITH FIRST STARTS Ten Golden Eagles who did not see the field for Marquette in 2016 played in the season opener against No. 2 Stanford, including eight in their first ever NCAA action. Five of MU s six true freshmen saw the field, led by forward Kylie Sprecher who saw a team-high 44 minutes off the bench. Defensively redshirt freshman Mary Kate Simon started alongside redshirt sophomore Bri Jaeger in their first career starts, while redshirt junior Heather Handwork also returned to the pitch after not playing last year. LIVE COVERAGE CONTINUES TO INCREASE Every match in 2017 will feature a live video broadcast, including seven of nine conference matches on the BIG EAST Digital Network through FOX Sports Go. The remainder of the home schedule will be streamed live through GoMarquette.com s All-Access player, while road nonconference contests will feature a video broadcast from the host institution. In addition to accessing FOX Sports Go online and through the ios and Android applications, fans can now download FOX Sports Go to Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Fire TV. At home: On the road: Neutral MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES

7 PLAYER PROFILES 0 Maddy Henry So. GK Career-high 15 saves vs. Illinois State (9/14/17); mark is No. 5 in MU history and most since x BIG EAST weekly honoree in 17 (3x GK of week) BIG EAST GK of the Week for the first time on 8/28/17 after wins over Drake at at Louisivlle Nine saves vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) 2016 All-BIG EAST Championship Team 2016 BIG EAST All-Freshman Team (unanimous) Made 6 saves for first shutout vs. St. John s (10/2/16) Made 5 saves in first home win vs. Michigan (8/28/16) Picked up first career win 2-1 at Illinois State (8/25/16) Started 2016 regular season opener at Nebraska (8/19/16) in her home state BIG EAST All-Academic Team as a freshman Three-time All-Nebraska First Team selection 3 Erin Johnston R-Fr. M/F Made first career start at Butler (9/24/17) Scored first collegiate goal in 2-0 win over Mercer (9/3/17) in the Marquette Invitational Made collegiate debut vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) Four-year letter winner and two-time team captain at Carmel High School Scored three goals, including the match winner, as a junior in the state title game to help Carmel to an IHSA 2A state championship ODP Illinois State Team member from Younger sister of No. 8 Meegan Johnston 6 Maggie Lena Fr. M/F Made collegiate debut vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) Took the title of MVP of the Ocean League in 2016 Captured four Ocean League Championships Served as captain in her last two seasons at Santa Monica H.S. Led her team in goals and assists as a junior Played for Eagles SC and were finalists in the ECNL North American Cup in 2015 and Sloane Carlson Jr. GK Saw 12 minutes of action and made two saves in 2017 debut vs. Drake (8/25) Played all 110 minutes in first career start in a 1-1 draw at Milwaukee (9/23/15). Also started BIG EAST opener vs. Creighton. Made first career appearance on 19th birthday at LSU (9/20/15) and made two saves Two-time BIG EAST All-Academic Multiple-year letter winner at Cor Jesu Academy in St. Louis 4 Madison Dunker Sr. D Assisted Abby Hess match winner vs. Kentucky (8/20/17) on a free kick at midfield Scored first career goal on a free kick at Providence (10/9/16) Assisted Darian Powell s match winner in the 84 vs. CSUN (9/18/16) on a free kick from midfield Started first 13 matches of 2015 campaign Corner kick assisted Erin Holland s goal vs. BU (8/30/15) Two-time BIG EAST All-Academic Appeared in 11 matches for the Golden Eagles in Three-year letter winner, team captain, and team MVP at Hononegah High school in Rockton, Ill. 7 Bri Jaeger R-So. D Scored first career goal at Rhode Island (9/10/17) Made first career start vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) Made first appearance vs. BU (8/30/15) Rated as a four-star player and the No. 26 prospect in the Midwest for the class of 2015 by TopDrawerSoccer. Played for club team FC Wisconsin Eclipse and not high school team. Led her team in goals as a center back during her U18 season with FC Wisconsin Eclipse. Two-time BIG EAST All-Academic 2 Emily Hess So. D BIG EAST All-Academic in BIG EAST All-Freshman Team TopDrawerSoccer s midseason No. 97 freshman BIG EAST Freshman of the Week (8/29/16) and TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week (8/29/16) Scored first career goal in the fifth minute of a 2-1 win at Illinois State (8/25/16); also her first start Played 54 minutes as a defensive sub in first regular season action at Kansas (8/21/16) Saw action as a reserve in MU s 2016 exhibition match against Wisconsin (8/11/16) Did not play high school soccer at Batavia H.S. Played club with Eclipse Select SC Helped Eclipse SC to back-to-back ECNL National Championships in 2013 and Mary Kate Simon R-Fr. D Made collegiate debut vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) and started on defense BIG EAST All-Academic Team as a true freshman Did not play high school soccer at Homestead H.S. Played club soccer with FC Wisconsin Eclipse during high school career Qualified for the North American Cup with Eclipse in and Competed in basketball and track at Homestead H.S., where she was an all-conference performer and ranks in the top-10 in school history in the 200- and 400-meter dashes as well as the long jump 8 Kylie Sprecher Fr. F 2017 BIG EAST All-Freshman Team Assisted both Carrie Madden goals in 2-0 win at DePaul (10/5/17) Scored first career goal in 1-0 win vs. CMU (9/1/17) BIG EAST Freshman of the Week (9/4/17 & 9/11/17) Notched first point on an assist of Carrie Madden s goal vs. Kentucky (8/20/17) Made collegiate debut vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) Scored 31 goals in 2015, setting new record at Menomonee Falls H.S. Qualified for Nations with Eclipse SC in 2016 State champion with SC Waukesha in four consecutive seasons Member of the U.S. Youth Olympic Development Program 9 Eli Beard Sr. M Tallied match winner vs. Mercer (9/3/17) and was named to all-tournament team at Marquette Invite Scored first goal of 2017 at Louisville (8/27) in a 2-0 win on a shot from 40 yards BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (10/31/16) after scoring the OT winner to help MU to sixth BIG EAST regular season title against DePaul (10/28/16) Three-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Started six and appeared in 18 games for the Golden Eagles during her freshman season, netting two goals to accompany an assist in Potted game winning goal, her first collegiate tally, against New Mexico (9/5/14). 10 Josie Fowler R-Fr. M BIG EAST All-Academic as a freshman in 2016 Three-year letter winner at Perrysburg High School No. 26 recruit in the Great Lakes Region in 2016, according to TopDrawerSoccer First team all-state selection as a senior, helping Perrysburg to an record High school team went a perfect as a freshman and won a state title Played club soccer with the Michigan Hawks 11 Heather Handwork R-Jr. M/F Made first start since freshman season at Rhode Island (9/10/17) and played 42 minutes Two-time BIG EAST All-Academic Appeared in 14 games (3 starts) as a true freshman in Scored only goal vs. UWM (9/11/14). Made her collegiate debut against Loyola-Chicago (8/22/14). Four-year letter winner at Plainfield North High School in Plainfield, Ill., Four-time all-conference and three-time all-sectional selection, named to all-state and school s female athlete of the year following her senior season. 12 Darian Powell Gr. F Sixth-year forward Scored twice vs. Drake (8/25/17) 23 career goals, eighth all-time at MU 10 career match winners, T-sixth all-time at MU 2015 All-BIG EAST Second Team Five-time BIG EAST All-Academic selection BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week (10/27/15) after 3g week vs. VU (2g) and BU (1g). MU s top goal scorer in 2014 and 2015 with seven goals each year. Also had 15 points each season. Named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll after tallying goals against both Seton Hall and DePaul in October Did not see action in the 2012 or 2013 season due to injury. 13 Hailey VanDerLeest R-So. F/M Assisted an Abby Hess goal vs. Creighton (10/22/17) for first career point BIG EAST All-Academic in Started first career match at Illinois State (8/25/16) Made MU debut in 2016 opener at Nebraska (8/19/16) as a reserve Redshirted true freshman campaign while rehabbing a high school knee injury Four-year letter winner at Nerinx Hall High School First team all-state during her junior campaign in which she notched 10 goals an dseven assists 2017 MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES 14 Jamie Kutey Jr. F/M Scored in the 86th minute at UWM (9/17/17) - first goal they had allowed in 2017 (10th match) 2015 All-BIG EAST Freshman Team Two-time BIG EAST All-Academic First NCAA goal was winner vs. NAU (9/11/15) Set a record for most career goals (88) at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Overland Park, Kan. Led Aquinas to four state championships and four top-25 national team finishes. Named a 2015 Spring Second Team All-America, and ranked as the No. 10 prospect in the Heartland Region by TopDrawerSoccer. NSCAA Kansas State Player of the Year, three time NSCAA All-America.

8 PLAYER PROFILES 15 Kirsten Timmer Sr. D Redshirted the 2016 campaign while recovering from an injury Started first seven matches of 2015 and appeared in 11 contests total as a sophomore Three-time BIG EAST All-Academic selection Appeared in three games for the Golden Eagles during her freshman campaign in Made her collegiate debut against Nebraska (8/31/14). Four-year letter winner at Hamilton Southeastern High School in Fishers, Indiana. Team captain during her junior and senior seasons and a four year starter in high school. 17 Elaina Eckert Fr. M/F Made collegiate debut vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) Led Marian H.S. in suburban Detroit to two Catholic League championships in 2014 and 2015 Helped Marian to a state semifinal appearance in 2016 Collected two reginal championships in 2014 and 2016 Played for Vardar Soccer Club 19 Caroline Fink Jr. M All-Marquette Invitational Team (9/3/17) Tallied first goal of 2016 vs. St. John s (10/2/16) Scored MU s equalizer in a 1-1 draw at No. 14 Wisconsin (8/13/15) in the 2015 exhibition opener. Three-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic and has a perfect 4.0 GPA Appeared in 18 games as a freshman for the Golden Eagles in 2014, including her collegiate debut against Loyola-Chicago. Scored first collegiate goal against UWM (9/11/14). Three-year letter winner at Whitefish Bay High School in Whitefish Bay, Wis. 20 Maddie Monticello Fr. D/M Played 22 minutes at Louisville (8/27/17) in a 2-0 win Made collegiate debut vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) Served as captain for Eclipse Select in four different seasons Reached ECNL National Qualifiers in 2016 Two-year letter winner in track and field Chosen for ECNL Player Development Program 23 Rachel Johnson Fr. M/F Suffered knee injury with 22 seconds remaining in a 3-0 win over Drake (8/25/17) Made collegiate debut vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) State champion in 2015, 2016 and 2017 at Marian H.S. in Omaha, Nebraska Named first team all-state her junior and senior campaign Won the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships in 2015 with Grenta Prima SC Member of U.S. Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program 28 Maura Weaver R-Fr. D Expected to sit out all of 2017 Earned four letters at Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School. Ranked as the No. 28 player in the Great Lakes Region by TopDrawerSoccer Three-time all-district and two-time all-conference performer Suburban League Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 15 Led H.S. to two conference championships Played with Internationals SC and ODP Region II Team 21 Carrie Madden R-Jr. F Has set a new career high in goals in All-BIG EAST First Team (& Preseason Team) Scored both MU goals in 2-0 win at DePaul (10/5/17) and twice vs. Creighton (10/22/17) 2016 All-BIG EAST Championship - scored careerhigh 2g in semis vs. St. John s (11/4), incl. OT winner Pts in 5-straight matches from 9/18-10/2/16 First career goal was a match winner on 9/16/16 vs. Cal Poly. Also assisted on the winner vs. CSUN (9/18) Assisted Liz Bartels goal at Nebraska (8/19/16) for her first career point Two-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Redshirted the Golden Eagles 2014 campaign. 25 Leah Celarek Jr. D/M Assisted a Madden goal off a corner kick vs. Drake (8/25/17) First career goal was a match winner at Xavier (10/6/17) Two-time BIG EAST All-Academic Four-year letter winner at James B. Conant High School in Hoffman Estates, Ill. Rated as the No. 126 player in the class of 2015, the No. 9 player in the Midwest, and the No. 49 midfielder nationally by TopDrawerSoccer. Totaled 57 goals and a school-record 42 assists throughout her high school career. 29 Allison Jacobson Jr. D/M Two-time BIG EAST All-Academic Scored first career goal in the 78 at Michigan (8/23) to help MU to a 2-1 win, its first of 2015 Ranked as the No. 15 prospect in the Midwest by TopDrawerSoccer in the H.S. class of Played for FC Wisconsin Eclipse for the past three seasons. Featured on the FC Wisconsin Eclipse U team which took second at the US Club Soccer National Championship. 22 Abby Hess R-Fr. F Match winner vs. Kentucky (8/20/17) was first career goal Made collegiate debut vs. No. 2 Stanford (8/18/17) Four-year letter winner at Mayo High School No. 22 recruit in the Midwest Region according to TopDrawerSoccer for the class of 2016 First team all-state as a senior in 2015, while posting 14 goals and 11 assists. H.S. team outscored opponents 73-5 as a senior and did not allow a goal in conference play Played club for Dakota Rev SC and Minnesota Thunder Academy 27 Meredith McGuire Fr. M/F All-conference team during her senior campaign at Naperville Central Selected to ECNL Player Development Program in 2016 Competed in the 2015 National Championships with the Illinois 99 Olympic Development Program Served as high school team captain as a senior Earned Chicago Fire All-State Academic first Team and all-conference academic team 30 Ryley Bugay R-Jr. M Marquette Invitational Defensive MVP (9/3/17) Earned first career BIG EAST Honor Roll mention as Marquette moved to 5-1 (9/4/17) Scored first career goal, also the match winner, on a PK at Louisville (8/27/17) Made first career start vs. Creighton (9/28/15) Three-time BIG EAST Conference All-Academic Did not see action as a true freshman in Four time letter winner at William Henry Harrison High School in West Lafayette, Ind MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES

9 MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER - HEADSHOT ROSTER 0 Maddy Henry So. Omaha, Neb. 1 Sloane Carlson Jr. St. Louis, Mo. 2 Emily Hess So. Batavia, Ill. 3 Erin Johnston R-Fr. Grayslake, Ill. 4 Madison Dunker Sr. Rockton, Ill. 5 Mary Kate Simon R-Fr. Thiensville, Wis. 6 Maggie Lena Fr. Santa Monica, Calif. 7 Bri Jaeger R-So. Cedarburg, Wis. 8 Kylie Sprecher Fr. Menomonee Falls, Wis. 9 Eli Beard Sr. Portland, Ore. 10 Josie Fowler R-Fr. Perrysburg, Ohio 11 Heather Handwork R-Jr. Plainfield, Ill. 12 Darian Powell Gr. La Porte City, Iowa 13 Hailey VanderLeest R-So. Fenton, Mo. 14 Jamie Kutey Jr. Overland Park, Kan. 15 Kirsten Timmer Sr. McCordsville, Ind. 17 Elaina Eckert Fr. Warren, Mich. 19 Caroline Fink Sr. Whitefish Bay, Wis. 20 Maddie Monticello Fr. Chicago 21 Carrie Madden R-So. Deer Park, Ill. 22 Abby Hess R-Fr. Rochester, Minn. 23 Rachel Johnson Fr. Omaha, Neb. 25 Leah Celarek Jr. Schaumburg, Ill. 27 Meredith McGuire Fr. Naperville, Ill. 28 Maura Weaver R-Fr. Broadview Hts, Ohio 29 Allison Jacobson Jr. Shorewood, Wis. 30 Ryley Bugay R-Jr. West Lafayette, Ind. Markus Roeders Head Coach Ashley Bares Asst. Coach 2017 MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES Nick Vorberg Asst. Coach

10 VS. NO. 2 STANFORD MARQUETTE W/L: Friday, Aug. 18 7:30 p.m. CT Milwaukee Valley Fields #2 Stanford Marquette VS. KENTUCKY MARQUETTE W/L: Sunday, Aug. 20 2:30 p.m. CT Milwaukee Valley Fields Kentucky Marquette L, 4-0 Winning Keeper: Alison Jahansouz, SU (1-0-0) W, 2-1 Winning Keeper: Maddy Henry, MU (1-1-0) 1. 35:08 (STAN) Catarina Macario (1) 2. 51:42 (STAN) Kyra Carusa (1) from Jordan DiBiasi 3. 71:55 (STAN) Kyra Carusa (2) from Tegan McGrady 4. 73:48 (STAN) Mariah Lee (1) from Jaye Boissiere SAVES: Maddy Henry (MU) 9; Alison Jahansouz (STAN) 3. Team SU MU Shots 20 7 Corners 6 3 Saves 3 9 NOTES: Maddy Henry made a career-high nine saves... Mary Kate Simon and Bri Jaeger each made their first career starts... Simon, Erin Johnston, Maggie Lena, Kylie Sprecher, Elaina Eckert, Maddie Monticello, Abby Hess and Rachel Johnson all made their collegiate debuts... MU out-shot 20-7 after a 31-2 deficit in :25 (MU) Carrie Madden (1) from Darian Powell and Kylie Sprecher 2. 68:05 (UK) Eva Mitchell (1) 3. 76:03 (MU) Abby Hess (1) from Madison Dunker SAVES: Maddy Henry (MU) 2; Evangeline Soucie (UK) 3. Team UK MU Shots 7 18 Corners 5 2 Saves 3 2 NOTES: Kylie Sprecher recorded her first career point on the secondary assist for Carrie Madden s goal... Abby Hess match winner was her first career goal... MU improves to all-time against the Wildcats. VS. DRAKE MARQUETTE W/L: Friday, Aug. 25 7:30 p.m. CT Milwaukee Valley Fields Drake Marquette AT LOUISVILLE MARQUETTE W/L: Sunday, Aug. 27 noon CT Louisville, Ky. Lynn Stadium Marquette Louisville W, 3-0 Winning Keeper: Maddy Henry, MU (2-1-0) W, 2-0 Winning Keeper: Maddy Henry, MU (3-1-0) 1. 23:22 (MU) Darian Powell (1) from Carrie Madden and Eli Beard 2. 46:55 (MU) Carrie Madden (2) from Leah Celarek (corner kick) 3. 53:46 (MU) Darian Powell (2) from Carrie Madden Team DU MU Shots Corners 0 8 Saves 6 3 SAVES: Maddy Henry (MU) 1; Sloane Carlson (MU) 2; Haley Morris (DU) 6. NOTES: Powell s final goal was the 20th of her career... Maddy Henry played 77:59 in net for Marquette :18 (MU) Ryley Bugay (1) (penalty kick) 2. 68:46 (MU) Eli Beard (1) SAVES: Maddy Henry (MU) 4; Gabrielle Kouzelos (UL) 1. Team MU UL Shots 7 7 Corners 2 3 Saves 4 1 NOTES: Bugay s goal was the first of her career... First PK goal for MU since Oct. 28, 2016, when Morgan Proffitt s 79th minute goal pushed the regular season finale against DePaul to OT, which MU won on Eli Beard s golden goal for a share of the regular season BIG EAST crown... Beard s goal was also her first since that DePaul game... Beard s tally came on a ball lofted in from 40 yards out with the U of L keeper out of the box... Maddy Henry earned BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week after recording her fifth career clean sheet... Following the win, MU had not allowed a goal in 201:55. VS. CENTRAL MICHIGAN MARQUETTE W/L: 4-1 Friday, Sept. 1 9:15 p.m. CT Milwaukee Valley Fields Central Michigan Marquette VS. MERCER MARQUETTE W/L: 5-1 Sunday, Sept. 3 7:30 p.m. CT Milwaukee Valley Fields Mercer Marquette W, 1-0 Winning Keeper: Maddy Henry, MU (4-1) W, 2-0 Winning Keeper: Maddy Henry, MU (5-1) 2017 MARQUETTE INVITATIONAL 1. 17:35 (MU) Kylie Sprecher (1) from Carrie Madden and Darian Powell SAVES: Maddy Henry (MU) 2; Zoie Reed (CMU) 5. Team CMU MU Shots Corners 3 3 Saves 5 2 NOTES: Game-winning goal was the first career tally for freshman Kylie Sprecher... Marquette improves to all-time against the Chippewas MARQUETTE INVITATIONAL 1. 31:14 (MU) Eli Beard (2) from Kylie Sprecher 2. 82:43 (MU) Erin Johnston (1) from Darian Powell SAVES: Maddy Henry (MU) 1; Jordyn Ebert (MERCER) 13. Team MER MU Shots 8 29 Corners 2 7 Saves 13 1 NOTES: Marquette pushed its opponent scoreless streak to 381:55... Erin Johnston s goal was the first of her collegiate career and came on a blast from 30 yards... Kylie Sprecher (offensive MVP), Ryley Bugay (defensive MVP), Caroline Fink and Eli Beard all honored on the All-Marquette Invitational Team MARQUETTE WOMEN S SOCCER MATCHES