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1 Aggie Soccer Utah State Quick Facts Location... Logan, Utah Nickname...Aggies Colors... Navy Blue and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Western Athletic (WAC) Founded Enrollment...25,065 President... Stan Albrecht Athletics Director... Scott Barnes Senior Associate Athletics Director/SWA... Jana Doggett Athletics Department Phone... (435) Ticket Office Phone... (435) Utah State Soccer Information Head Coach...Heather Cairns Alma Mater... Canisius, 94 Career Record (years) (.511), Eighth Year Record at Utah State (years)... Same Assistant Coaches... Trevor Wachsman (Ft. Lewis College, 00) First Year... Marla Nelson (CS Fullerton, 03) Second Year Soccer Office Phone... (435) Soccer Office Fax... (435) Home Field... Chuck & Gloria Bell Soccer Field (500) Surface...Natural Grass 2009 Record WAC Record/Finish / 2nd Overall Record (14 Years) Overall Conference Record (Big West - Nine Years) (WAC - Five Years) Letterwinners Returning/Lost...13/5 Starters Returning/Lost...8 /3 Newcomers/Redshirts...14/ Quick Facts/Table Of Contents Utah State Athletic Media Relations Director...Doug Hoffman Phone... (435) Assistant Director...Zach Fisher Phone... (435) Associate Director/Soccer Contact... Kara Fisher Office Phone... (435) Cell Phone/Press Box Number... (435) kara.irving@usu.edu Media Relations Fax... (435) Internet Address... Mailing Address Old Main Hill... Logan, Utah Table Of Contents Quick Facts Roster Outlook...3 Coaching Staff Head Coach Heather Cairns...4 Assistant Coaches Trevor Wachsman/Marla Nelson...5 Player Profiles Aggie Veterans Jamee Dyches/Rachel Feuz...6 Shantel Flanary/Lauren Hansen...7 Ellen Larsen/ Molli Merrill...8 Kami Montgomery/Ashlyn Mulford...9 Natalie Norris/Lindsay Obray...10 Aggies By Position...10 Heather Pond/Chandra Salmon Marissa Sanchez/Kelsey Sax...12 Aleena Shelton/Stefani Shiozaki...13 Summer Tillotson/Utah State by the Numbers...14 Aggie Newcomers Hailey Anderson/Utah State Katie Crosland/Alyssa Curtis/Julia Flores/Jennifer Flynn Jessica Hoskin/Libby Lundquist/Mari Miyashiro/Kendra Pemberton.. 16 Taryn Rose/Lauren Roundy/Chelsie Sperry/Alison Williams USU Opponent Section Statistics/Results...19 Season-By-Season Results Aggie Honors...22 All-Time Letterwinners...23 All-Time Record/Opponent Series History...24 Utah State Record Book Utah State President Stan Albrecht...28 Athletics Director Scott Barnes...28 Western Athletic Conference...29 Year in Pictures...30 This is Utah State...31 USU Athletic Facilities...32 The 2010 Utah State University Soccer Guide is a publication of the Utah State University Athletic Media Relations Office. It was written and compiled by Kara Fisher, assistant director of media relations, with editorial assistance from Doug Hoffman and Zach Fisher. Cover design by Ryan Talbot. Photos by Ryan Talbot. On the Front Cover: Seniors Lauren Hansen, Heather Pond, Stefani Shiozaki and Aleena Shelton. On the Back Cover: Back Row (L to R): Head Coach Heather Cairns, Molli Merrill, Hailey Anderson, Lindsay Obray, Kami Montgomery, Kendra Pemberton, Katie Crosland, Heather Pond, Summer Tillotson, Natalie Norris, Aleena Shelton and Assistant Coach Trevor Wachsman. Middle Row: Assistant Coach Marla Nelson, Ashlyn Mulford, Alyssa Curtis, Taryn Rose, Lauren Hansen, Ellen Larsen, Libby Lundquist, Chandra Salmon, Lauren Roundy, Julia Flores, Alison Williams and Sara Vargas. Front Row: Kelsey Sax, Jessica Hoskin, Hailey Anderson, Jennifer Flynn, Stefani Shiozaki, Rachel Feuz, Shantel Flanary, Marissa Sanchez, Mari Miyashiro and Jamee Dyches. w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 1

2 2010 Roster 2010 Utah State U T A H S T A T E N U M E R I C A L R O S T E R No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 0 Molli Merrill GK 5-9 JR 2L Bountiful, Utah (Bountiful HS) 00 Alison Williams GK 5-11 FR HS Katy, Texas (Seven Lakes HS) 01 Ashlyn Mulford GK 5-5 SO 1L West Valley City, Utah (Cyprus HS) 1 Aleena Shelton GK 5-9 SR SQ Layton, Utah (Clearfield HS/BYU) 2 Katie Crosland D 5-9 SO TR Holladay, Utah (Waterford School/Pepperdine) 3 Stefani Shiozaki M 5-4 SR 3L Salt Lake City, Utah (Cottonwood HS) 4 Alyssa Curtis M 5-6 FR HS Salt Lake City, Utah (Brighton HS) 5 Kendra Pemberton M 5-8 FR HS North Salt Lake, Utah (Woods Cross HS) 6 Libby Lundquist F 5-6 FR HS Sandy, Utah (Jordan HS) 7 Shantel Flanary F 5-3 JR 2L Highland, Utah (Lone Peak HS) 8 Taryn Rose D 5-7 FR HS North Salt Lake, Utah (Woods Cross HS) 9 Jennifer Flynn M 5-4 FR HS Sandy, Utah (Juan Diego HS) 10 Lauren Roundy F 5-6 FR HS Draper, Utah (Alta HS) 11 Lindsay Obray D 5-11 FR RS Layton, Utah (Clearfield HS) 12 Rachel Feuz D 5-4 SO 1L Boise, Idaho (Eagle HS) 13 Kami Montgomery D 5-9 SO SQ Orem, Utah (Lone Peak HS) 14 Jamee Dyches F 5-1 SO 1L Bountiful, Utah (Viewmont HS) 15 Mari Miyashiro F 5-1 FR HS Mililani, Hawaii (Miliani HS) 16 Chelsie Sperry F 5-9 FR HS Sandy, Utah (Jordan HS) 17 Lauren Hansen F 5-7 SR 3L Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS) 18 Hailey Anderson D 5-4 FR HS Sandy, Utah (Jordan HS) 19 Natalie Norris D 5-9 SO 1L Sandy, Utah (Alta HS) 20 Summer Tillotson D 5-8 JR 2L Sandy, Utah (Alta HS) 21 Heather Pond M 5-8 SR 3L Bountiful, Utah (Bountiful HS) 22 Ellen Larsen M 5-6 JR 1L Murray, Utah (Murray HS/Idaho State ) 23 Jessica Hoskin F 5-6 FR HS Providence, Utah (Mountain Crest HS) 24 Marissa Sanchez F/D 5-3 JR 2L Twin Falls, Idaho (Twin Falls HS) 26 Julia Flores D 5-3 SO TR Sandy, Utah (Alta HS/San Diego State) 29 Kelsey Sax D 5-5 SO SQ Cary, N.C. (Apex HS) 33 Chandra Salmon M 5-6 JR 2L Provo, Utah (Provo HS) Head Coach: Heather Cairns (Canisius, 94) (.511), Eighth year Assistant Coach: Trevor Wachsman (Fort Lewis College, 00), First year Assistant Coach: Marla Nelson (CS Fullerton, 01), Second year Pronunciations Heather Cairns = Care-ins Jamee Dyches = like Pikes Rachel Feuz = Fates Mari Miyashiro= Ma-ree Me-a-shee-ro Stefani Shiozaki = She-oh-zaw-key Summer Tillotson = Till-it-son Roster Breakdown By Classification SENIORS (4): 1 Aleena Shelton, GK, Stefani Shiozaki, M, Lauren Hansen, F, Heather Pond, M, 5-8 JUNIORS (6): 0 Molli Merrill, GK, Shantel Flanary, F, Summer Tillotson, D, Ellen Larsen, M, Marissa Sanchez, F/D, Chandra Salmon, M, 5-6 SOPHOMORES (8): 01 Ashlyn Mulford, GK, Katie Crosland, D, Julia Flores, D, Kami Montgomery, D, Rachel Feuz, D, Jamee Dyches, F, Natalie Norris, D, Kelsey Sax, D, 5-5 FRESHMEN (12): 00 Alison Williams, GK, Alyssa Curtis, M, Kendra Pemberton, M, Libby Lundquist, F, Taryn Rose, D, Jennifer Flynn, M, Lauren Roundy, F, Lindsay Obray, D, Mari Miyashiro, F, Chelsie Sperry, F, Hailey Anderson, D, Jessica Hoskin, F, U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

3 Aggie Soccer Overview With a record in 2009, the Utah State soccer team has now won at least 10 matches in each of the last four seasons. The 2010 Aggies squad will bring equal parts of youth and experience. The Aggies return 13 letterwinners and eight starters from last year s team that advanced to the Western Athletic Conference Tournament semifinals. Overall, this is going to be the first time in a couple years where we have a significant group of junior and seniors who have played since they were freshman and sophomores, USU head coach Heather Cairns said. This year, we are going to have a lot more experience in our junior and senior classes, and I am just really excited to see where that takes us. Their on-field experience combined with their leadership experience are going to make it a really exciting season. Notes l After going last season, the Aggies have now won at least 10 matches each of the last four seasons. l For the second-straight season, Utah State was picked to finish first in the Western Athletic Conference Preseason Coaches Poll. l The Aggies are set to play four defending regular-season conference champions: Utah Valley (Great West Conference-West Division), Cal Poly (Big West Conference), BYU (Mountain West Conference) and San Jose State (WAC). l Junior forward Shantel Flanary was as the picked WAC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year in 2010 to add to her already impressive resume. Flanary was the 2009 WAC Offensive Player of the Year and the 2008 Freshman of the Year. What Cairns Said About The Forwards... We have some exciting and marquee names back at the forward position. Lauren Hansen, who has been all-conference, and Shantel Flanary, who has been all-conference for us, are both back. We are really bolstering that group with a lot of freshmen talent, including Mari Miyashiro who was the Hawaii Gatorade Player of the Year Outlook Notes l The midfield has a solid mixture of youth and experience. Junior Stefani Shiozaki started all 22 matches last season for the Aggies, while both Pond and sophomore Allie Maduell saw significant time in l The Aggies welcome two new midfielders in freshman Courtney Cawley and sophomore transfer Ellen Larsen who both look to add depth to the USU midfield. What Cairns Said About The Defenders... Our defense is going to look different than last year. We are going to see some new faces. One returning player defensively is Natalie Norris as a center back. The other returner with a lot of experience is Summer Tillotson. We will have to replace both Lindsey Smart and Sydne Garner. We are really going to supplement it with some new faces. Defenders Despite the loss of four-time all-wac honoree Lindsey Smart and Sydne Garner, the USU backfield will retain some of its experience. Junior Summer Tillotson and sophomore Natalie Norris will lead the Aggie defense in Five newcomers will join the defense, including sophomore transfers Katie Crosland and Julia Flores. Notes l The Aggies will have to replace departing seniors Lindsey Smart and Sydne Garner who both roamed the USU backfield for four years. l The USU defense allowed only 26 goals last season in 21 matches. What Cairns Said About The Goalkeepers... It is exciting to have the consistency of a returner in junior Molli Merrill. Knowing that Molli is a returning starter will give confidence to our defense. Forwards The Aggie offense will once again be led by senior Lauren Hansen and junior Shantel Flanary who scored 16 of USU s 28 goals last season. Utah State will also welcome four newcomers to the USU striking corps. Notes l The Aggies return 25 of their 28 goals scored from last season. The only two goal scorers from last season that don t return are Erin Salmon and Danielle Shorts. l Hansen is 18 points from moving up to second all-time on USU s career points list, passing Brigid Turner s 73 points. She is 22 points from passing the Aggies all-time point scorer Jayme Gordy ( ) who scored 77 in her storied USU career. Last season, Hansen had 15 points off of six goals and three assists. Goalkeepers Junior Molli Merrill will enter her second season as a starter for Utah State providing consistency. The goalkeeper unit will be completed by the three A s, freshman Alison Williams, sophomore Ashlyn Mulford and senior Aleena Shelton. Notes l Starting goalkeeper Molli Merrill was named to the 2009 WAC all-tournament team. l Merrill started 21 matches and brought down 82 saves for a.766 save percentage. She was also responsible for three shutouts. Mulford and Shelton both saw time in the 2009 season. Mulford played in one match, while Shelton saw time in two matches. l USU has six forwards on the roster this season, including the top two scorers from last season. What Cairns Said About the Midfielders... Our midfield is mixed with some veterans that have played a lot of minutes for us throughout their careers, as well as an exciting group of freshmen. Stefani Shiozaki and Heather Pond will be in their fourth year playing in the midfield for us. We also have Chandra Salmon, who is a returning first-team all-conference player for us. Midfielders The Utah State midfield will be one of its most experienced positions this season. Two-time first-team all-wac selection Chandra Salmon is back as a junior defensive midfielder. A pair of seniors, Stefani Shiozaki and Heather Pond, also return. Team (1st place votes) Points 1. Utah State (3) Boise State (6) San Jose State Nevada Fresno State Hawai i Idaho New Mexico State Louisiana Tech 12 w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 3

4 Coaching Staff Heather Cairns 2010 Utah State Entering her eighth season at Utah State is Heather Cairns, who became the winningest soccer coach in school history after recording her 27th career victory on Sept. 30, 2006, defeating Eastern Washington 1-0. In her seven seasons at the helm of the Aggies, Cairns has compiled a (.511) record passing former head coach Stacy Enos ( ) who went (.306) in five seasons with the Aggies. Cairns teams have also recorded a school-record 48 shutouts in the last seven seasons. USU recorded a total of just 16 shutouts in the six years prior to Cairns appointment as head coach. In Cairns first year at Utah State, she led the Aggies to a record 10 wins and its highest conference winning percentage (.556, 4-3-2) in the program s eight seasons. Utah State also garnered school records in its number of all-big West (5) and academic all-big West (13) selections. In 2004, she led USU to a mark, becoming the only Aggie coach to reach 16 wins in their first two seasons. Additionally in 2004, Cairns coached three all-big West selections, two NSCAA Regional Scholar-Athletes and saw her team grab the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the second-straight year. The Aggie soccer team also led USU for the second consecutive year in its number of fall academic all-big West honorees, garnering eight. The 2005 season saw Cairns and the Aggies amass a ledger in their first season in the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). Cairns and USU recorded a WAC record, tying for second-place in the conference standings and advancing to the WAC Tournament, where the Aggies lost in the first round to eventual tournament champion Fresno State. USU had one player earn the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete Award in 2005 and the Aggies had 13 players named to the fall academic all-wac team with an additional six newcomers honored in the spring for a total of 19 players recognized by the conference, the most in the league. Utah State soccer recorded one of its best seasons in 2006, after Cairns posted a overall record and went in conference action. The 10 wins tied the school s record for the most wins in the program s 11-year history. The Aggies conference record topped the previous record for conference wins (4) and the.750 conference winning percentage was also a school record. In 2006, one player earned the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete Award, as Cairns coached the 2006 WAC Freshman of the Year, Lindsey Smart, who also garnered second-team all-wac honors. Two more Aggies earned first-team and second-team all-wac accolades with Charity Weston and Dana Peart earning those honors, respectively. USU had 15 players named to the fall academic all-wac team with two newcomers honored in the spring for a total of 17 players recognize by the conference, the most in the league. The 2007 season saw Cairns bring similar results as 2006, as USU posted a record, tying the most-ever wins in the program s 12-year history. The Aggies conference record tied the previous program-record mark of five league wins set in In 2007, USU also set records for most points in a season (114), most goals in a season (40) and most assists in a season (34). Utah State also captured its first conference tournament victory as it shutout San Jose State, 4-0, in the first round of action before falling to the eventual tournament champion Hawai i in the semifinals, 1-0, in double overtime. In 2008, Cairns and the Aggies had a breakout season with a overall record and a perfect WAC mark. The 13 wins was the most ever by an Aggie squad, and the team set another record when it won eight-straight matches. USU was the first WAC team since SMU in 2001 to go undefeated. Utah State had a historic seven players named to the all-wac team, including Shantel Flanary earning Freshman of the Year honors. Cairns also earned her first WAC Coach of the Year honor, leading the Aggies to their first WAC Tournament championship match. Last season, Utah State had its fourth-straight 10-win season, finishing overall record and a C a i r n s R e c o rd Ye a r - B y - Ye a r as Head Utah State Year W-L-T Pct % TOTAL as Assistant New Mexico Year W-L-T Pct Total as Assistant Creighton Year W-L-T Pct * Total * NCAA Tournament appearance, MVC champions %WAC Champions conference record. The Aggies ended the season second in WAC play. Sophomore Chandra Salmon became the first USU player to earn first-team all-wac honors in her first two seasons, while Shantel Flanary garnered WAC Offensive Player of the Year honors. The Aggies received the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the seventh-straight season in 2009, and Lindsey Smart, Lauren Hansen and Sydne Garner all earned NSCAA Scholar all-west region honors. Cairns had 15 players earn academic all-wac honors in Cairns holds a (.778) record in WAC action, giving her the highest winning percentage among the nine current league coaches in conference matches. Before becoming Utah State s third soccer coach, Cairns spent four years as an assistant coach at Creighton University. At Creighton, Cairns worked with all aspects of the program. In her time at CU, the Bluejays went from a record in 1999 to winning the 2002 Missouri Valley Conference championship with a overall record. Additionally, Creighton qualified for the 2002 NCAA Tournament for the first time in the program s history. From , the Bluejays produced a NSCAA regional All-American, 18 all-conference players, six freshmen all-conference honorees, 13 academic all-conference selections and 11 NSCAA regional scholar-athletes. The Erie, Pa., native spent two years as an assistant at New Mexico from and worked as a graduate assistant coach for three years ( ) at St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa. Cairns earned her bachelor s degree in biology in 1994 from Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y., where she was a four-year letterwinner and two-year captain of the women s soccer team. She completed her bachelor s of education while at St. Ambrose. She holds a B license from the United States Soccer Federation and a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

5 Aggie Soccer Trevor Wachsman Trevor Wachsman (pronounced Woks-man) joined Utah State as assistant coach in the summer of Prior to his current position, Wachsman was head coach for seven seasons ( ) at Missouri Southern, an NCAA Division II school located in Joplin, Mo. He ended his tenure as the winningest coach in Lions history. He led the team to its firstever national ranking and appearance in an NCAA Division II Regional when the team went in 2006 and finished in second place in the MIAA with a mark. He led the Lions to three-straight 11-win seasons from After an inaugural campaign of , he helped lead the fifth-best turnaround in Division II as the 2004 team went to place third in the MIAA. His Missouri Southern squads have experienced much of the same success in the classroom as Utah State. The Lions have received the NSCAA Team Academic Award six-straight seasons, while the Aggies have earned the same award seven consecutive seasons. In all, Wachsman coached 37 all-conference players, the MIAA Most Valuable Player (2005), MIAA Freshman of the Year (2005), one NSCAA All-America, two NSCAA Scholar-Athlete All-Americans, one Daktronics All-American and had nine players named NSCAA All-Region. Prior to Missouri Southern, Wachsman was an assistant coach at Northern Colorado, helping the Bears compile a record of and advance to the NCAA Division II Tournament both years. In 2001, Northern Colorado posted a 15-7 overall record and made it to the round of 16 nationally. In 2002, UNC finished Wachsman also helped the Northern Colorado squad to NSCAA Team Academic and Ethics awards in both 2001 and While at UNC, Wachsman assisted head coach Tim Barrera with all aspects of the program, including practice, game-planning, coaching, recruiting, fundraising and monitoring student-athletes academic progress. A certified strength and conditioning specialist, he also served as strength coach for the team, establishing an off-season fitness, weight, speed and power training program. With Wachsman s assistance, UNC produced one NSCAA All-America and had several national and regional award-winners, both athletically and academically. Wachsman holds a National B license from the United States Soccer Federation as well as a Advanced National Diploma from the NSCAA. He previously has worked as administrative director/staff coach at the Steamboat Soccer Academy in Steamboat Springs, Colo. From , Wachsman was a head coach for competitive youth soccer teams in Greeley, Durango and Steamboat Springs, Colo. Originally a native of Steamboat Springs, Colo., he earned All-American honors two times and was an Academic All-America three times at Fort Lewis College. After graduation in 2000, Wachsman worked as head men s and women s ski coach at his alma mater in 2001, leading the men and women s teams to regional championships. He also led the women to their first appearance at the national championships. Wachsman earned his bachelor s degree in exercise science from Fort Lewis in 2000 and his master s degree in physical education-kinesiology in December of 2002 from Northern Colorado. He and his wife, Tiffany, are expecting their first child this fall. Coaching Staff Marla Nelson Marla Nelson will be entering her second season as an assistant coach. Coach Nelson brings unique combination of Division I playing, coaching and teaching background to our program Cairns said. Our goalkeepers will really benefit from learning from a player who has played the goalkeeper position at the collegiate level. Before joining the Utah State staff, Nelson spent seven years as a high school English teacher at Trabuco Hills High School in Mission Viejo, California and at Lone Peak High School in Highland, Utah. Nelson has been coaching soccer since 2000 starting out assisting club teams and coaching goalkeepers in southern California. Upon moving to Utah, she was the assistant coach for Lone Peak High School s girls soccer team where she helped head coach Mike Lahargoue and the Lady Knights to four region championships and three appearances in the state finals. Nelson also assisted the Lone Peak High School boys soccer team and coached track and field where she coached two state champion high jumpers and 27 other state finalist high and long jumpers. She coached for Utah Soccer Alliance in Salt Lake City in 2008, leading her team to three tournament championships. Currently, Nelson is the Goalkeeper Director for Infinity Soccer Club in Logan, Utah, the head coach of Infinity s Girls U13 premier team and coaches for Utah s Olympic Development Program as a goalkeeper trainer and assistant coach. Nelson was the starting goalkeeper for California State University, Fullerton in 1997,1999 and 2000, and team captain in She earned Big West Conference Scholar Athlete honors in 2000 and 2001, and received the Titan Scholar-Athlete Award from After moving to Utah, Nelson played for the State Select Soccer Team representing the state of Utah in 2004 in a regional tournament in southern California. Nelson received a bachelor s degree in English from Cal State Fullerton in 2001 and is working on her graduate degree at Utah State in secondary education with an emphasis in literacy. w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 5

6 Aggie Veterans 14 Jamee Dyches Sophomore 5-1 Forward Bountiful, Utah Viewmont HS 2010 Utah State 12 Rachel Feuz Sophomore 5-4 Defender Boise, Idaho Eagle HS Academic All-WAC (2009) Academic All-WAC (2009) 2009 (FR): Played in all 21 of USU s matches, starting three... Scored first collegiate goal in a 2-1 win against Louisiana Tech (Oct. 30)... The goal against the Lady Techsters was also a game-winning goal... Had seven shots on goal... One of 10 different Aggies to score a goal last season... One of three freshmen to score point along with Natalie Norris and Ellen Larsen... Started matches against UT San Antonio (Sept. 11), Houston Baptist (Sept. 13) and Boise State (Oct. 9)... Tied for ninth on the team in points scored with two with Summer Tillotson... Earned academic all-wac honors as a freshman... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Viewmont High School for head coach Eric Landon... Named Salt Lake Tribune second-team all-state in Earned all-state honorable mention her junior year... Leading goal scorer as a senior... Named Rookie of the Year her freshman season... Played on the Utah Rush Soccer Club... Played on the Utah ODP team from Personal: Born July 14, Daughter of Kirk and Trisha Dyches... Has one brother and one sister... Majoring in journalism and minoring in art... Last name is pronounced D-ikes (FR): Played in 14 of USU s 21 matches, starting six... Had three shots on goal... Part of the Utah State defense that allowed only 26 goals... Earned academic all-wac honors... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar- Athlete. High School: A two-year letterwinner at Eagle High School for head coach Stephanie Fornander... Earned MVP honors her junior and senior seasons... A two-year starter on the Idaho State ODP team... Second in state in track and field in 2009 in the 4X400m relay... Team won an overall track and field title... Played for the Les Bois United Club team that won two state titles. Personal: Last name is pronounced Fates... Born May 23, Daughter of Cody and Ann Feuz... Has three siblings... Sister Nicole played soccer at Utah State, earning all-big West honors in 2004, and is tied for first in the Utah State record books with three goals in a game... Majoring in secondary education. Dyches Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2009 (Fr.) 21/ Feuz s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2009 (Fr.) 14/ U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

7 Aggie Soccer 7 Shantel Flanary Junior 5-3 Forward Highland, Utah Lone Peak HS Aggie Veterans 17 Lauren Hansen Senior 5-7 Forward Camano Island, Wash. Stanwood HS WAC Freshman of the Year (2008) Second-Team All-WAC (2008) First-Team All-WAC (2009) WAC All-Tournament Team (2009) WAC Offensive Player of the Year (2009) WAC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year (2010) Academic All-WAC (2009) 2009 (SO): Became the first Utah State player to earn WAC Offensive Player of the Year honors... Named to the all-wac first-team and all-tournament team... Named to the NSCAA second-team all-west Region team... Played in and started all 21 matches... Tied for second in the WAC in points scored with The 23 points was fifth all-time in USU history Scored 10 goals and three assists Had a team-leading three game-winning goals, including an overtime goal to defeat Utah at Rio Tinto Stadium (Sept. 24)... Scored two goals in a 5-1 win against Houston Baptist on the road (Sept. 13)... Earned academic all-wac honors... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventhstraight NSCAA Team Academic Award... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete (FR): Named to the all-wac second team and was named the WAC Freshman of the Year Played in 22 matches, starting 14 Scored five goals and two assists Third on the team in points with 12 and goals with five and sixth in assists with two Earned WAC Offensive Player of the Week honors (Sept. 8) after scoring a goal and adding an assist in a 3-0 win against Northern Colorado (Sept. 6) Scored a season-high two goals against Idaho (Oct. 10) Scored one game-winning goal against Seattle University (Aug. 24)... Part of the USU squad that earned its sixth-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: Four-year starter at Lone Peak High School for head coach Mike LaHargoue... Scored 87 career goals to become the all-time leading scorer at Lone Peak, while leading Lone Peak to a region-record 29-1 mark... Lone Peak also advanced to three-straight 5A state championships... Region 4 champs Named region MVP in 2007 and Utah Valley MVP in Named to the first-team all-valley team from Played for the Avalanche club team that were State Cup champions fro Personal: Born Aug. 29, Daughter of Bryce and Teresa Flanary... Fourth oldest of 10 children... Majoring in exercise science. Flanary s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2008 (Fr.) 22/ (So.) 21/ Totals 43/ (JR): Played in all 21 matches, starting Earned WAC Player of the Week honors (Aug. 31) after scoring two goals against Texas Tech (Aug. 28) and a goal against Stephen F. Austin (Aug. 30)... Scored 15 points off of six goals and two assists... Had game-winning goals against both Stephen F. Austin (Aug. 30) and Fresno State (Oct. 16)... Had a goal and an assist in a win against New Mexico State (Oct. 25)... Helped USU earn its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete. w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m Second-Team All-WAC (2007, 2008) WAC All-Tournament Team (2008) Academic All-WAC (2007, 2008, 2009) 2008 (SO): Earned all-wac second-team and WAC all-tournament team honors... Played in all 22 matches, starting First on the team in points scored with Scored nine goals, three of which were game-winning goals... Scored the game-winner against Boise State, advancing USU to the WAC Tournament championship match (Nov. 7)... Was the WAC Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 13) after having a goal and an assist in a win against UTEP (Sept. 14)... Earned academic all-wac honors, as well as earning the Joe E. Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete award (FR): Played in all 21 matches, starting Scored 10 goals to lead the team with 20 points... Also led the team with three game-winning goals... Recorded 46 shots including 24 on goal... Netted two goals in USU s 4-0 shutout at Idaho on Oct Scored first career hat-trick on Nov. 3 in a 10-1 trouncing of Louisiana Tech... Earned second-team all-wac honors... Earned academic all-wac honors and Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete honors. High School: A four-year letterwinner at Stanwood High School, where she played for coach Lori Stunz... Broke the girls single-season (23) and career goals record (54) to earn the Everett Herald s 2006 all-area girls soccer Player of the Year award... The 54 career goals makes her the most prolific goal scorer - girl or boy - in Stanwood HS history, passing her brother s career goals record of Led Stanwood to the Washington Class 4A State finals after winning their district and conference championships. Personal: Born Jan. 19, Daughter of Kurt and Vicky Hansen... The youngest of five children.. Her great grandma, Ethel (Adams) Scoffield played basketball at Utah State... Majoring in physical education teaching. Hansen s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2007 (Fr.) 21/ (So.) 22/ (Jr.) 21/ Totals 64/

8 Aggie Veterans 22 Ellen Larsen Junior 5-6 Midfielder Murray, Utah Murray HS/Idaho State Academic All-WAC (2009) 2010 Utah State 0 Molli Merrill Junior 5-9 Goalkeeper Bountiful, Utah Bountiful HS WAC All-Tournament Team (2009) Academic All-WAC (2009) 2009 (SO): Played in 14 matches, starting two... One of three freshmen to score a point along with Natalie Norris and Jamee Dyches... Started matches against Houston Baptist (Sept. 13) and Washington (Sept. 18)... Scored game-winning goal in the Aggies 5-1 road win against Houston Baptist for her lone goal of the season... Had six shots, two of which were on goal... Earned academic all-wac honors... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete (IDAHO STATE): Played in 19 matches, starting six for the Idaho State Bengals in Recorded four shots on goal in nine attempts. High School: A four-year letterwinner at Murray High School for head coach Anna Knudsen... Served as team captain for three seasons... Named by the Deseret News to the 5A All-State team both as a junior and a senior... Scored 44 goals in her career, including 13 as a senior... Second in 4A in the state of Utah in scoring as a junior... Led Murray to four state playoff appearances, including its first ever region championship as a junior... Played club soccer with the Utah Avalanche, four times winning a state title and was No. 5 in the country. Personal: Born Oct. 3, Daughter of Shirl and Elizabeth Larsen... Has five older siblings... Majoring in health education. Larsen s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2009 (So.) 14/ (SO): Named to the WAC all-tournament team... Played in and started all 21 matches last season... Played 1841:22 of a total 1951:53 minutes played... Allowed only 25 goals for a 1.22 GAA... The 82 saves is tied with Tracy Brady (2001) for the third-most saves in a season... Had a season-high nine saves in a road loss to Washington (Sept. 18)... Registered first career shutout in season-opening win over Northern Arizona (Aug. 21)... Also added shutouts in conference wins at Boise State (Oct. 9) and Fresno State (Oct. 16)... Played a careerhigh 110 minutes twice against Wyoming (Sept. 6) and San Jose State (Oct. 17)...Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete... Earned academic all-wac honors... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award (FR): Played in three matches during the season winning her only start against UTEP (Sept. 14)... Had seven saves in her 180 minutes of playing time, including four in the win against the Miners... Only allowed one goal... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete... Part of the USU squad that earned its sixth-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: A four-year letterwinner at Bountiful High School, where she played for head coach Dave Wigham... Set the school record for career shutouts with Earned two regional championships, while appearing in two state championships and winning the state title in Was named the 2006 Davis County Clipper MVP and received Salt Lake Tribune Class 4A first-team all-state honors three-straight seasons... Also garnered Deseret News Class 4A accolades, earning second-team honors as a freshman and a sophomore... Named to the firstteam after her junior and senior seasons. Personal: Born July 23, Daughter of John and Jenny Merrill... The oldest of four children... Majoring in family and consumer science education. 8 Merrill s Career Statistics M/MS Min Saves GA ShO GAA 2008 (Fr.) 3/1 180: (So.) 21/ : Totals 24/ : U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

9 Aggie Soccer 13 Kami Montgomery Sophomore 5-9 Defender Orem, Utah Lone Peak HS Aggie Veterans 01 Ashlyn Mulford Sophomore 5-5 Goalkeeper West Valley City, Utah Cyprus HS 2009 (FR): Played in two matches, seeing time against Stephen F. Austin at the Miner Classic in El Paso, Texas (Aug. 30) and at Houston Baptist (Sept. 13)... The Aggies only allowed three goals those matches... Played 48 minutes as a true freshman... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: Four-time letterwinner at Lone Peak High School for head coach Mike LaHargoue... Was a two-time defensive MVP as well as earning all-valley Defensive MVP honors... Deseret News named her Prep Player of the Week... Was also a two-time all-state first-team honoree... Part of a Lone Peak High School squad that was a two-time region champion as well as being a 5A state finalist... Played club for Inter FC coached by Gabe Smart and then played for Utah Avalanche coached by Gabe Smart and Jimmie Powell... Won state cup in 2008 with Avalanche as well as in 2007 with Inter FC. Also played basketball for three years (FR): Played in one game, clocking in 20 minutes... Registered one save in Aggies win against New Mexico State (Nov. 1)... Combined with Molli Merrill for shutout against New Mexico State... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: A four-year letterwinner at Cyprus High School for head coach Todd Howell... Named team captain as a goalie her junior and senior seasons... Played for the PVSC Spring Classic Champions in 2006 and Played for the Razzia Futbol Club on the Razzia Elite-U18 team... Selected to ODP Pool and State team from A two-year letterwinner in basketball... Named to the high honor roll all four years. Personal: Born Aug. 18, Full name is Ashlyn Aubrhea Mulford... Daughter of Robert and Jennifer Clark and Travis and Jolene Mulford... Has four brothers and two sisters... Majoring in art. Personal: Born Dec. 27, Daughter of Kelly and Juli Montgomery... Full name is Kami Juls Montgomery... Has three siblings... Majoring in communicative disorders and deaf education. Montgomery s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2009 (Fr.) Mulford s Career Statistics M/MS Min Saves GA ShO GAA 2009 (Fr.) 1/0 20: w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 9

10 Aggie Veterans 19 Natalie Norris Sophomore 5-9 Defender Sandy, Utah Alta HS 2010 Utah State 11 Lindsay Obray Redshirt Freshman 5-11 Defender Layton, Utah Clearfield HS 2009 (FR): Only freshman to start all 21 matches... Scored four points off of two goals... Knocked in game-winning goal in USU s 1-0 overtime win at Boise State (Oct. 9)... Scored first collegiate goal against Stephen F. Austin (Aug. 30)... Played 110 minutes twice against Wyoming (Sept. 6) and San Jose State (Oct. 17)... Attempted eight shots as a defender... Part of the USU backfield that allowed only 26 goals... One of three freshmen to score point along with Jamee Dyches and Ellen Larsen... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Alta High School for head coach Lee Mitchell... Scored six goals and three assists her final year... Academic all-state in basketball and soccer... Named Deseret News MVP her senior season... Named Salt Lake Tribune first-team all-state her junior and senior seasons. Personal: Born Sept. 23, Full name is Natalie Lynn Norris... Daughter of Jim and Cindy Norris... Has three older brothers... Majoring in nutrition, dietetics and food science (FR): Redshirt the 2009 season... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Layton and Clearfield High Schools... Coached by Jimmie Powell and Adam Shumway... Earned player of the year honors both her junior and senior seasons... Received all-region honors in 2007, 2008 and Member of the Utah State Olympic Development Team in 2007 and Has played for the Utah Avalanche since Earned academic allregion honors in Personal: Born April 10, Daughter of Robert and Jennifer Obray... Has two younger brothers... Major is exercise science. Aggies By Position FORWARDS (9) 6 Libby Lundquist, FR, Shantel Flanary, JR, Lauren Roundy, FR, Jamee Dyches, SO, Chelsie Sperry, FR, Lauren Hansen, SR, Jessica Hoskin, FR, Marissa Sanchez, JR, 5-3 MIDFIELDERS (7) 3 Stefani Shiozaki, SR, Alyssa Curtis, FR, Kendra Pemberton, FR, Jennifer Flynn, FR, Heather Pond, SR, Ellen Larsen, JR, Chandra Salmon, JR, 5-5 Norris Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2009 (Fr.) 21/ DEFENDERS (9) 2 Katie Crosland, SO, Taryn Rose, FR, Lindsay Obray, R-FR, Rachel Feuz, SO, Kami Montgomery, SO, Hailey Anderson, FR, Natalie Norris, SO, Summer Tillotson, JR, Kelsey Sax, SO, 5-5 GOALKEEPERS (4) 0 Molli Merrill, JR, Alison Williams, FR, Ashlyn Mulford, SO, Aleena Shelton, SR, U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

11 Aggie Soccer 21 Heather Pond Senior 5-8 Midfielder Bountiful, Utah Bountiful HS Academic All-WAC (2007, 2008) Aggie Veterans 33 Junior 5-6 Midfielder Provo, Utah Provo HS Chandra Salmon First-Team All-WAC (2008, 2009) Academic All-WAC (2008, 2009) 2009 (JR): Had a breakout junior season, scoring a career-high five points after posting four points each of the two previous seasons... Played all 21 matches, starting Was one of 11 players to see time in all 21 contests... Had an assist in the Aggies 3-2 win over the Big 12 s Texas Tech at the Miner Classic in El Paso... Added another assist in USU s overtime win at Idaho (Oct. 11)... Her third assist came in the regular-season finale against New Mexico State (Oct. 25)... Lone goal of the season also came against the crimson Aggies... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award (SO): Played in 19 matches, starting three Recorded one goal and two assists Scored a season-high two points at San Jose State (Oct. 26) with a goal as the Aggies captured the WAC regular-season title Fourth on the team in assists with two... Part of the USU squad that earned its sixth-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award... Earned academic all-wac honors for the second-straight season (FR): Appeared in 12 matches... Scored two goals for four points... Netted first career goal in the Aggies 4-0 win against San Jose State on Oct Tallied second goal against the Spartans on Nov. 8 in the WAC Tournament... Earned academic all-wac honors as well as being a Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete Award recipient. High School: A three-year letterwinner at Bountiful High School under head coach Dave Wigham... Was a Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune first-team Utah Class 4A all-state selection her senior season after tallying six goals and seven assists... Helped team win two state championships in three finals appearances, winning titles in 2003 and Played on the Celtic Storm club with fellow Aggie Stefani Shiozaki. Personal: Born April 24, Full name is Heather Lynn Pond... Daughter of Ralph and Annette Pond... One of five children... Has a twin sister... Major is physical education Pond s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2007 (Fr.) 12/ (So.) 19/ (Jr.) 21/ Totals 52/ w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 2009 (SO): Earned first-team all-wac honors for the second-straight season... First USU player to ever earn first-team all-conference honors her first two seasons... Played in all 21 matches, starting Was one of 11 Aggies to play in all 21 matches... Attempted three shots... Was part of the Utah State defense that allowed only 26 goals... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award... Earned academic all-wac honors for the second-straight season (FR): Played in 22 matches and started 21 Recorded one goal and one assist for three points One of three Aggies named to the all-wac first-team and was one of two freshmen to earn all-wac honors along with Shantel Flanary... Eighth on the team in shots and shot percentage Scored only goal of the season in a win against San Jose State (Oct. 26) as the Aggies clinched the WAC title... Also named to the academic all-wac list... Part of the USU squad that earned its sixth-straight NSCAA Team Academic award. High School: A four-year letterwinner for Provo High School, she was the team MVP her senior year scoring 13 goals with 16 assists... Earned all-state honorable mention honors and second-team all-region and all-valley honors during her senior year... In 2006, was the region s leading scorer with 22 goals along with 16 assists, earning first-team all-state, all-region and all-utah Valley honors... Formerly played for the Celtic Storm club team that were finalists three consecutive years... Captain of both the Celtic Storm club and the Utah 90s ODP team... Earned National Honors Society honors. Personal: Born Jan Full name is Chandra Cathleen Salmon... Daughter of J. Ross and Karen Salmon... One of eight children... Majoring in human movement science. Salmon s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2008 (Fr.) 22/ (So.) 21/ Total 43/

12 Aggie Veterans 24 Marissa Sanchez Junior 5-3 Forward/Defender Twin Falls, Idaho Twin Falls HS 2010 Utah State 29 Kelsey Sax Sophomore 5-5 Defender Cary, N.C. Apex HS 2009 (SO): Played in 14 matches as a forward... Attempted five shots last season... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award (FR): Played in 11 matches, notching two goals and four points... Scored two goals in only three shots for the season Led the team in shot percentage at.667 Knocked in her first collegiate goal against Idaho (Oct. 10)... Also netted a goal against Nevada (Oct. 17)... Named a Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar- Athlete Award Recipient... Part of the USU squad that earned its sixth-straight NSCAA Team Academic award. High School: A four-year letterwinner at Twin Falls High School, where she played for head coach Katie Kauffman... Missed her senior season with three fractures in her leg... In three seasons in high school, she scored 54 goals as a forward... Earned alldistrict honors her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons (FR): Saw time in the Aggies 3-0 win over New Mexico State (Nov. 1)... Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: A three-year letterwinner at Apex High School for head coach Kecin Todd... Three-time North Carolina Tri-Eight Conference Champions... Won the NSCAA/adidas Girls High School National Championship in Led team to a 4A state championship in Named vice president of the Apex High School National Honor Society... Honor roll student... Played for the CASL 90 Spartan Club Team that won the President s Cup in North Carolina in Personal: Born Jan. 13, Daughter of Ward and Tracy Sax... Has two brothers... Majoring in prephysical therapy. Personal: Born March 28, Daughter of Leo and Marybel Sanchez... The oldest of three children... Majoring in exercise science. Sanchez s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2008 (Fr.) 11/ (So.) 14/ Total 25/ Sax s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2009 (Fr.) 1/ U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

13 Aggie Soccer 1 Aleena Shelton Senior 5-9 Goalkeeper Layton, Utah Clearfield HS/BYU Aggie Veterans 3 Stefani Shiozaki Senior 5-4 Midfielder Salt Lake City, Utah Cottonwood HS Academic All-WAC (2007, 2008) 2009 (JR): Played in matches against UT San Antonio (Sept. 11) and Houston Baptist (Sept. 13)... Played a total of 90 minutes... Allowed only one goal for a 1.00 goals against average... Made four saves for a.800 save percentage... Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award... Missed part of the season due to injury. High School: Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Clearfield High School for head coach Jimmie Powell... Named 2005 firstteam all State by the Salt Lake Tribune... Started at goalkeeper all four years... Named to the Utah ODP team in A varsity basketball player in 2003 and Named to the honor roll... A student government officer. Personal: Born Feb. 23, Parents are Dave and Karla Shelton... Has two sisters and one brother... Majoring in exercise science (JR): Appeared in 17 matches, starting Third on the team in points scored with three goals and two assists... Started the first six matches of the season before an injury slowed her down... Scored goal against Wyoming (Sept. 6)... Added assists against Stephen F. Austin (Aug. 30) and Seattle (Sept. 20)...Part of the USU squad that earned its seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award (SO): Appeared in and started all 22 matches... Had 21 shots with seven on goal, including two against Fresno State in the WAC Championship match... Part of a strong midfield corps that scored 32 goals, while allowing only Named Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Scholar- Athlete and earned academic all-wac... Helped the team to the sixth-straight NSCAA Team Academic award (FR): Appeared in 18 matches, starting four... Chipped in with one assist during the year, coming against BYU on Oct Fired 12 shots with two on goal... Earned academic all-wac honors as well as being named a Joe. E and Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete Award recipient... Member of the USU team that earned its fifth-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award. High School: A four-year letterwinner for Cottonwood High School, where she played for head coach Amanda Bollinger... Earned Deseret News Utah Class 4A second-team all-state honors as a senior, as well as being named to the Salt Lake Tribune first-team and Deseret News second-team her junior season... Played on the Celtic Storm club with fellow Aggie senior Heather Pond... Helped club win six Utah State Cup championships, as well as Far West Regional semi-finalists in Formerly played for the Utah Avalanche club... Also lettered three years for the Cottonwood basketball team. Personal: Born Oct. 28, Full name is Stefani Akiko Shiozaki... Daughter of Ken and Lisa Shiozaki... One of three children... Majoring in exercise science. Shelton s Career Statistics M/MS Min Saves GA ShO GAA 2009 (Jr.) 2/0 90: Shiozaki s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2007 (Fr.) 18/ (So.) 22/ (Jr.) 17/ Totals 57/ w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 13

14 Aggie Veterans/Aggie Newcomers 2010 Utah State 2009 (SO): Played in all 21 matches, starting Scored only goal of the year in season-opening win over Northern Arizona (Aug. 21) on a penalty kick... The only goal was a game-winning goal... Played all 110 minutes of the Aggies tie against Wyoming (Sept. 6) and San Jose State (Oct. 18)... Attempted seven shots... One of 11 Aggies to start at least 10 matches... Received the Joe E. Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete award and helped the team to the seventh-straight NSCAA Team Academic Award (FR): Appeared in all 22 matches, starting 17 with 1,387 minutes played... Had two game-winning goals with one of them being a penalty kick against Wyoming (Sept. 28)... Also had two assists with nine attempted shots and six on goal... Received the Joe E. Elma Whitesides Scholar-Athlete award and helped the team to the sixth-straight NSCAA team award. 20 Junior 5-8 Defender Sandy, Utah Alta HS Summer Tillotson Academic All-WAC (2008) High School: Four-year letterwinner at Alta High School under head coach Lee Mitchell Helped Alta to two consecutive Utah 5A state titles her junior and senior seasons In 2006, her squad finished ranked second in nation Earned second-team all-state honors as a senior and was an allstate honorable mention honoree her junior season... Scored nine goals in Also lettered in both basketball and track and field... Finished second in the high jump in regionals Her 4x400 relay team finished second in the state. Personal: Born May 30, Full name is Summer Brooke Tillotson Daughter of Scott and Nancy Tillotson Second youngest of four siblings Her father played football at USU from Her brother, Blake, was a member of the USU basketball team ( )... Majoring in exercise science. Tillotson s Career Statistics M/MS SOG Goals Ast GWG Pts 2008 (Fr.) 22/ (So.) 21/ Total 43/ Utah State Soccer By The Numbers 2 - Times that Utah State soccer has played a match in a Major League Soccer arena when the Aggies take on Weber State in Rio Tinto Stadium on Aug States represented on the Utah State roster besides the Beehive State of Utah, including Hawaii, Idaho, North Carolina, Texas and Washington. 8 - Starters returning, which includes 2009 all-wac honorees Shantel Flanary and Chandra Salmon Total number of wins that the Aggies registered in 2009, marking the fourth-straight season USU has won at least 10 matches Number of freshmen the young Aggie team has on the roster this season Number of career goals Flanary has in her two seasons at Utah State Players from the state of Utah on the roster Number of goals scored by the USU returners of the 28 goals that the Aggies scored last season Head coach Heather Cairns total number of WAC wins. She has a record of (.778) to lead all current WAC coaches in winning percentage. 18 Freshman 5-4 Defender Sandy, Utah Jordan HS Hailey Anderson High School: Four-year starter at Jordan High School for head coaches Jesus Goyzueta and David Trapp... First-team all-region 5A honors after senior season as well as earning defensive player of the year honors... As a sophomore, earned Deseret News second-team all-region honors, while earning the same award from the Salt Lake Tribune as a freshman... High school teammate of fellow USU players Chelsie Sperry and Libby Lundquist... Three-time Utah State Cup Champion (2004, 2005, 2007) with Sparta United Premier 92 coached by Patrick Rennie... Won the Las Vegas Mayor s Cup in Club teammates with current Aggies Jennifer Flynn and Taryn Rose... Utah ODP State Pool... National Honors Society... Student Body Vice President/ Junior Class President. Personal: Born Dec. 29, Daughter of Mike and Lisa Anderson... Majoring in business U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

15 Aggie Soccer 2 Katie Crosland Sophomore 5-9 Defender Holladay, Utah Waterford School/Pepperdine Aggie Newcomers 4 Alyssa Curtis Freshman 5-6 Midfielder Salt Lake City, Utah Brighton HS 2008 (PEPPERDINE): Earned West Coast Conference Commissioner s Bronze Honors... Played in three matches with one start, the Opening Day match against Marquette (Aug. 23). High School: Graduated with high honors from Waterford School (Utah) in 2009, where she was a four-year letterwinner at defender for head coach Tim Dolbin... Finished career as the most decorated defender in Waterford s history with nine goals and six assists, and helped her teams pitch 27 shutouts... Member of two Region 14 championship clubs, the A State Championship team and A State Championship squad... Three-time all-state first-team selection at defender... Tabbed to four all-region first-teams... Has played for Utah Avalanche since 2006 and has served as their team captain since High School: Four-year letterwinner at Brighton High School for head coach Tenille Vance... Played center midfielder in high school... The Bengals finished second in the Region 4 standings... Brighton lost in the quarterfinals of the 5A state playoffs in Scored a goal in the Bengals first-round playoff win over Taylorsville... Scored three goals last season...played for the Utah Force team coached by Skyler Bell. Personal: Born March 13, Parents are Greg and Teresa Curtis... Has five siblings... Brother, Jesse, plays lacrosse at BYU... Major is undeclared. Personal: Born March 13, Parents are Todd and Jill Crosland... Full names is Katherine Crosland... Has one brother and one sister... Majoring in exercise science. 26 Julia Flores Sophomore 5-3 Defender Sandy, Utah Alta HS/San Diego State 9 Jennifer Flynn Freshman 5-4 Midfielder Sandy, Utah Juan Diego HS 2009 (SAN DIEGO STATE): Redshirted the 2009 season (SAN DIEGO STATE): Appeared in eight games her first collegiate season, almost exclusively in the backline... Made her collegiate debut on the road at Loyola (Md.) on Sept. 7. High School: Won four varsity letters for coach Lee Mitchell at Alta High School... Earned first-team all-state recognition following her junior and senior campaigns... Garnered Utah s Division 5A most valuable player award in Was also named the Division 5A defender of the year in 2006 as the Hawks earned a No. 2 national ranking... Helped Alta to a 71-8 overall record during her four years, including state championships in 2004, 2006 and Played for the Utah Avalanche club team that won three state titles and was ranked ninth in the nation. High School: Four-year starter at Juan Diego High School for head coach Jamie Schock... Named the Salt Lake Tribune Utah High School Class 3A MVP... Earned class 3A first-team all-state as a junior and a sophomore after being named to the second-team as a freshman... Three-time Utah State Cup Champion (2004, 2005, 2007) with Sparta United Premier 92 coached by Patrick Rennie... Won the Las Vegas Mayor s Cup in Club teammates with Aggies Hailey Anderson and Taryn Rose... Played on the Utah ODP state team... Scored the first goal in franchise history for Sparta Women s Professional Soccer League (WPSL)... Member of the National Honor Society... Was a Student Body Officer. Personal: Born Feb. 1, Parents are Tom and Dawn Flynn... Majoring in biology. Personal: Born Dec. 28, Parents are Kathi Goodfellow and Jesus Flores... Major is undeclared. w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 15

16 Aggie Newcomers 23 Jessica Hoskin Freshman 5-6 Forward Providence, Utah Mountain Crest HS 2010 Utah State 6 Libby Lundquist Freshman 5-6 Forward Sandy, Utah Jordan HS High School: Four-year starter at Mountain Crest High School for head coach Dennis Giles... Named the offensive player of the year... All-state honorable mention in 2007 and First-team all-valley as a junior and a senior... Named the Newcomer of the Year her freshman season... Captain of the Mountain Crest squad... Medaled at state high school track meet in 1200m, 200m and 400m... Lettered in basketbal and track & field... Played for the La Roca Premier soccer club coached by Will Rader... Played on the Utah ODP State Team and made the region ODP squad... Two-year captain of the track & field team. Personal: Born June 23, Parents are Rick and Cammy Hoskin... Major is undeclared. High School: Team captain and four-year starter at Jordan High School for head coaches Jesus Goyzueta and David Trapp... Named to the all-state second-team in 2007 and Awarded all-region first-team honors in 2008 and Three-time Jordan High School MVP... Named Wendy s High School Heisman Scholarship school winner... High school teammate of fellow USU players Chelsie Sperry and Hailey Anderson... Played for the Utah Force team coached by Skyler Bell... Finalists at the Silver State Invitational and were semifinalists at the Surf Thanksgiving Tournament in Played for Simon McFall s Utah Avalanche team that won Surf Cup Gold Championship Member of National Honor Society... Also earned Regents Scholar. Personal: Born Dec. 27, Parents are Dave and Kay Lundquist... Major is undeclared 15 Mari Miyashiro Freshman 5-1 Forward Mililani, Hawaii Mililani HS 5 Kendra Pemberton Freshman 5-8 Midfielder North Salt Lake, Utah Woods Cross HS High School: Four-year letterwinner at Mililani High School for head coach Ray Akiona...Earned Gatorade Player of the Year honors for the state of Hawaii... Named 2009 Oahu Interscholastic Association Champions... Team ranked No. 2 in Hawaii... Named to the first-team all-oia in Awarded secondteam all-state in Team captain for the Real Hawaii Rush - Copa team coached by Sean Richardson... Two-time Hawaii state cup champions... Twotime US Club Soccer National Champions... Played on Hawaii ODP state team... Played on the Region IV ODP pool and Interregional ODP Region IV teams...was a Key Club member. Personal: Born Jan. 23, Name is pronounced Ma-ree Mee-ya-shiro... Parents are Steve and Sherry Miyashiro...Majoring in elementary education. High School: Played two seasons at Woods Cross High School under head coach Kevin Rigby... Spent her first two years of high school at Mountain Vista High School in Highlands Ranch, Colo., playing for head coach Theresa Echtermeyer... Named Offensive MVP at Woods Cross in 2008 and co-overall MVP in In both 2006 and 2007, was Colorado High School all-continental League as a midfielder... Earned Utah High School all-state honors as a forward in both 2008 and High school teammate of fellow Aggie Taryn Rose... Played two seasons with the Utah Avalanche coached by Joanna Barney... Club team was 2009 Surf Cup Champions... Four-time state cup champions (two in Colorado and two in Utah)... Team captain for six years in the Colorado Rush system trained by Erik Bushey... Three-time Colorado Premier I League Champion and Red Bull League Participant... CSYSA Colorado State Cup MVP... Played on Colorado ODP state team...club teammate of fellow USU freshman Lauren Roundy. Personal: Born March 1, Parents are Steve and Julie Pemberton... Majoring in business... Has two sisters and two brothers U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

17 Aggie Soccer 8 Taryn Rose Freshman 5-7 Defender North Salt Lake, Utah Woods Cross HS Aggie Newcomers 10 Freshman 5-6 Forward Draper, Utah Alta HS Lauren Roundy High School: Four-year starter at Woods Cross High School for head coach Kevin Rigby... Named co-overall high school MVP in All-state honorable mention honors as both a junior and a senior... Team advanced to quarterfinals of the 4A State Championship... Named second-team all-county as a freshman... High school teammate of Kendra Pemberton... Three-time Utah State Cup Champion (2004, 2005, 2007) with Sparta United Premier 92 coached by Patrick Rennie... Won both the Las Vegas Mayor and Davis County Mayor s Cups in Utah and West Virginia State ODP team... Club teammates with fellow Aggies Hailey Anderson and Jennifer Flynn... Named to the National Honors Society... Senior Class Vice President High School: A two-year letter winner at Alta High School for head coach Lee Mitchell... Team won the high school state championship... Played for the Utah Avalanche coached by Joanna Barney and Gabe Smart... Club team won the 2009 Surf Cup Championship under head coach Joanna Barney... Also won state cup championship under head coach Gabe Smart... Utah ODP State Pool... Is a club teammate of fellow freshman Kendra Pemberton. Personal: Born October 28, Parents are Glen and Sharon Roundy... Major is undeclared. Personal: Born November, 18, Parents are Bill and Angie Rose... Majoring in human movement science. 16 Chelsie Sperry Freshman 5-9 Forward Sandy, Utah Jordan HS 00 Alison Williams Freshman 5-11 Goalkeeper Katy, Texas Seven Lakes HS High School: Four-year starter at Jordan High School for head coaches Jesus Goyzueta and David Trapp... Earned Deseret News 5A all-state honorable mention honors... First-team all-region her sophomore and junior seasons... High school teammate of fellow USU freshmen Libby Lundquist and Hailey Anderson... Team captain for the Utah Force team coached by Skyler Bell... Finalists at the Silver State Invitational and were semifinalists at the Surf Thanksgiving Tournament in Utah ODP State Pool...National Honors Society Personal: Born Jan. 5, Parents are Scott and Alisa Sperry... Major is undeclared. High School: Two-year letterwinner at Seven Lakes High School for head coach Amy Davis... Ranked as the No. 1 goalkeeper in the district, allowing only one goal in 10 matches... Earned second-team all-district goalkeeper honors in Played for the Albion Hurricanes FC West team coached by Dylan Glad... Won the 2009 South Texas President Cup Championship... Semifinalist of the 2009 Region III President s Cup... Was in the top third of her graduating class. Personal: Born Aug. 14, Parents are Scott and Bach Williams... Proprietor of a catering company to provide gourmet cakes, cupcakes, cookies for parties... Major is nutrition, dietetics and food science. w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 17

18 Aggie Opponents 2010 Utah State Weber State Aug Sandy, Utah (Rio Tinto Stadium) Soccer SID... Darin Hogge Office...(801) dhogge@weber.edu Web Site... weberstatesports.com Head Coach...Tim Crompton 2009 Record (2-5-0/T-6th Big Sky) Utah Valley Aug Logan, Utah Soccer SID...Clint Burgi Office...(801) clint.burgi@uvu.edu Web Site... wolverinegreen.com Head Coach...Brent Anderson 2009 Record (5-0-1/1st GWC West Division) Idaho State Aug Pocatello, Idaho Soccer SID... Katie Zigars Office...(208) zigakath@isu.edu Web Site... isubengals.com Head Coach... Allison Gibson 2009 Record (4-3-0/T-3rd Big Sky) Long Beach State Sept. 3 - Long Beach, Calif. Soccer SID...Andrea Ohta Office...(562) aohta@csulb.edu Web Site... longbeachstate.com Head Coach... Mauricio Ingrassia 2009 Record (1-6-1/T-7th Big West) San Diego State Sept. 5 - San Diego, Calif. Soccer SID... Darin Wong Office...(619) dwong@mail.sdsu.edu Web Site... goaztecs.com Head Coach...Mike Friesen 2009 Record (5-0-2/2nd MWC) Colorado College Sept Logan, Utah Soccer SID... Dave Moross Office...(719) dave.moross@coloradocollege.edu Web Site... cctigers.com Head Coach... Geoff Bennett 2009 Record (8-2-1/ 2nd C-USA) Cal Poly Sept Logan, Utah Soccer SID...Brian Thurmond Office... (805) bthurmon@calpoly.edu Web Site... gopoly.com Head Coach...Alex Crozier 2009 Record (7-1-0/1st Big West) Loyola Marymount Sept Los Angeles, Calif. Soccer SID...Mark Dodson Office...(310) mdodson2@lmu.edu Web Site... lmulions.com Head Coach... Joe Mallia 2009 Record (3-3-1/4th West Coast) UC Riverside Sept Riverside, Calif. Soccer SID...John Maxwell Office...(951) john.maxwell@ucr.edu Web Site...gohighlanders.com Head Coach... Veronica O Brien 2009 Record (1-6-1 T-7th Big West) Utah Sept Salt Lake City, Utah Soccer SID...Kyle Harris Office...(435) kharris@huntsman.utah.edu Web Site...utahutes.com Head Coach... Rich Manning 2009 Record (4-2-1/4th MWC) BYU Sept Logan, Utah Soccer SID...Whitney Craft Office soccer_sid@byu.edu Web Site...byucougars.com Head Coach...Jennifer Rockwood 2009 Record (6-0-1/1st MWC) Louisiana Tech Oct. 1 - Ruston, La. Soccer SID...Steven Schoon Office...(318) schoon@latech.edu Web Site... latechsports.com Head Coach...Kevin Sherry 2009 Record (1-7-0/9th WAC) New Mexico State Oct. 3 - Las Cruces, N.M. Soccer SID...Tiffany Franklin Office...(575) tfrank@nmsu.edu Web Site...nmstatesports.com Head Coach... Michael Needham 2009 Record (4-3-1/5th WAC) Nevada Oct. 8 - Logan, Utah Soccer SID... Kristen Saibini Office...(775) ksaibini@unr.edu Web Site...nevadawolfpack.com Head Coach... Melissa (Missy) Price 2009 Record (5-3-0/4th WAC) Houston Baptist Oct Logan, Utah Soccer SID... Jeff Sutton Office...(281) jsutton@hbu.edu Web Site... hbuhuskies.com Head Coach... Misty Jones 2009 Record (3-1-2/ 2nd GWC West Division) Boise State Oct Logan, Utah Soccer SID... Doug Link Office...(208) dlink@boisestate.edu Web Site...broncosports.com Head Coach...Steve Lucas 2009 Record (5-3-0/T-3rd WAC) Idaho Oct Logan, Utah Soccer SID...Spencer Farrin Office...(208) spencerf@uidaho.edu Web Site... govandals.com Head Coach...Peter Showler 2009 Record (2-6-0/8th WAC) Fresno State Oct Fresno, Calif. Soccer SID...Theresa Kurtz Office...(559) tkurtz@csufresno.edu Web Site... gobulldogs.com Head Coach...Brian Zwaschka 2009 Record (4-4-0/6th WAC) 18 San Jose State Oct San Jose, Calif. Soccer SID... Amy Villa Office... (408) amy.villa@sjsu.edu Web Site... sjsuspartans.com Head Coach...Jeff Leightman 2009 Record (5-1-2/1st WAC) Hawai i Oct Logan, Utah Soccer SID... Neal Iwamoto Office...(808) niwamoto@hawaii.edu Web Site... hawaiiathletics.com Head Coach... Pinsoom Tenzing 2009 Record ( th WAC) U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e WAC Englewood, Colo. Soccer SID...Jason Erickson Office...(303) jerickson@wac.org Web Site... wacsports.com

19 Aggie Soccer 2009 TEAM RESULTS 2009 Season Statistics Overall, Western Athletic Conference SCORING CAREER No. Name M-MS Sh-SOG Goals Assists Points GWG Y/R M-MS Goals Assists Points 6 Shantel Flanary / Lauren Hansen / Stefani Shiozaki / Erin Salmon / Heather Pond / Natalie Norris / Danielle Shorts / Allie Maduell / Jamee Dyches / Summer Tillotson / Ellen Larsen / Lindsey Smart / Sydne Garner / Rachel Feuz / Chandra Salmon / Marissa Sanchez / Courtney Cawley / kami Montgomery / kelsey Sax / Amy Marple / Lindsay Obray / USU Totals /0 Opponent Totals /1 GOALKEEPERS CAREER No. Name M-MS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. W-L-T ShO M-MS Min. Saves GA ShO GAA 0 Molli Merrill : : Aleena Shelton : Ashlyn Mulford : TM 1 USU Totals Opponent Totals Goals Against Average = Goals allowed multiplied by 90, divided by minutes played MISCELLANEOUS Cautions Ejections Fouls Corner Kicks PKM-PKA Utah State Opponents GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 1OT 2OT Total Utah State Opponents Date Opponent Result Score Att. USU Goals (Assists) Aug. 21 Aug. 28 NORTHERN ARIZONA vs.texas Tech W W Summer Tillotson (penalty kick), Shantel Flanary (Danielle Shorts) Lauren Hansen (Heather Pond), Lauren Hansen, (Allie Maduell), Shantel Flanary (unassisted) Sept. 4 No. 20 OkLAHOMA STATE L Sept. 6 WyOMINg T 1-1 (2OT) 275 Stefani Shiozaki (Lauren Hansen) Sept. 11 at UTSA L Sept. 13 at Houston Baptist W Shantel Flanary (penalty kick), Ellen Larsen (Shantel Flanary), Shantel Flanary (unnassisted), Danielle Shorts (Stefani Shiozaki), Stefani Shiozaki (unassisted) Sept. 18 at No. 25 Washington L Sept. 20 at Seattle L Lauren Hansen (Stefani Shiozaki) Sept. 24 Utah W 2-1 (OT) 2,070 Stefani Shiozaki (Sydne Garner) Shantel Flanary (unassisted) Sept. 26 at No. 17 BYU L 0-3 3, Oct. 1 IDAHO STATE L Oct. 4 at Nevada L Oct. 9 at Boise State W Natalie Norris (Lindsey Smart) Oct. 11 at Idaho W 2-1 (2OT) 188 Shantel Flanary (Heather Pond), Erin Salmon (Allie Maduell) Oct. 16 FRESNO STATE W Lauren Hansen (Shantel Flanary) Aug. 30 vs. Stephen F. Austin W Erin Salmon (unassisted), Natalie Norris (Stefani Shiozaki), Lauren Hansen (Shantel Flanary) Oct. 18 SAN JOSE STATE T 1-1 (2OT) 301 Shantel Flanary (unassisted) Oct. 25 at Hawai i L Shantel Flanary (unassisted) Oct. 30 Oct. 25 LOUISIANA TECH NEW MEXICO STATE W W Shantel Flanary (Sydne Garner), Jamee Dyches (unassisted) Shantel Flanary (Allie Maduell), Heather Pond (Lauren Hansen), Lauren Hansen (Heather Pond) Nov. 6!at Boise State L !WAC Tournament (Boise, Idaho) w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 19

20 20 Season-By-Season Results 1996 Record: 2-14 Big West: 0-6, 10th Head coach: Stacy Enos 9/6 L 1-7 at Utah 9/13 L 0-1 (OT) vs. Gonzaga^ 9/15 L 0-5 at Montana 9/20 L 0-2 at Wyoming 9/22 W 2-1 vs. Air Force# 9/28 L 1-2 (OT) at Weber State 9/29 L 1-4 PACIFIC* 10/4 L 2-4 at Texas Christian 10/6 L 0-2 at North Texas* 10/10 L 0-6 at Brigham Young 10/13 W 5-1 MESA STATE 10/18 L 0-3 UC IRVINE* 10/19 L 2-3 CS FULLERTON* 10/25 L 0-8 at Cal Poly* 10/27 L 0-2 at UC Santa Barbara* 11/2 L 2-4 WEBER STATE ^ at Missoula, Mont. # at Laramie, Wyo. * Big West Conference Team Stats: 16 goals, 11 assists, 43 points, 144 SOG, 55 saves, 0 shutouts 1997 Record: 4-13 Big West: 1-5, 8th Head coach: Stacy Enos 8/30 L 2-3 NO. ARIZONA 9/7 L 0-3 TEXAS-EL PASO 9/9 W 1-0 (OT) UTAH 9/12 W 3-2 WYOMING 9/14 L 2-6 ARIZONA STATE 9/19 L 1-2 vs. Gonzaga^ 9/21 L 0-2 at Washington State 9/26 L 0-3 at Sacramento State 9/28 L 1-6 at Pacific* 9/30 L 0-4 at Weber State 10/5 L 1-3 NORTH TEXAS* 10/10 L 1-2 at Mesa State 10/12 W 3-2 vs. Denver 10/17 L 1-4 at UC Irvine* 10/19 L 0-3 at CS Fullerton* 10/24 L 0-2 CAL POLY* 10/26 W 1-0 UC SANTA BARBARA* ^ at Pullman, Wash. # at Grand Junction, Colo. * Big West Conference Team Stats: 17 goals, 8 assists, 42 points, 172 SOG, 126 saves, 2 shutouts 1998 Record: 7-11 Big West: 4-5, 6th Head coach: Stacy Enos 9/1 W 2-0 IDAHO STATE 9/3 W 2-1 WEBER STATE 9/5 L 0-2 at Utah 9/11 L 1-4 CS FULLERTON* 9/13 L 1-2 (OT) DENVER 9/18 L 2-3 (OT) at Northern Arizona 9/20 W 3-1 at Arizona State 9/25 L 0-3 UC IRVINE* 9/27 L 2-3 UNLV 10/2 L 1-2 at Cal Poly* 10/4 W 3-1 at UC Santa Barbara* 10/9 W 2-1 LONG BEACH ST.* 10/11 L 1-2 PACIFIC* 10/16 W 2-1 at Idaho* 10/18 W 2-1 at Boise State* 10/25 L 2-4 at North Texas* 10/31 L 1-2 at St. Mary s (Calif.) 11/1 L 1-2 at San Francisco * Big West Conference Team Stats: 28 goals, 19 assists, 75 points, 193 SOG, 115 saves, 1 shutout Record: 8-9 Big West: 4-5, T-4th Head coach: Stacy Enos 8/29 L 0-2 at Idaho State 9/3 W 9-2 vs. UW-Green Bay^ 9/5 L 2-4 at Iowa 9/12 W 4-3 CAL POLY* 9/17 L 0-2 vs. Fresno State 9/19 L 0-2 at Pacific* 9/24 W 2-1 at CS Fullerton* 9/26 L 1-2 at UC Irvine* 10/1 L 1-2 UC SANTA BARBARA* 10/4 W 2-0 at Weber State 10/8 L 0-7 at Loyola Marymount 10/10 L 0-1 at Long Beach State* 10/15 W 2-0 BOISE STATE* 10/17 W 3-2 IDAHO* 10/24 L 2-3 NORTH TEXAS* 10/29 W 7-1 vs. Portland State# 10/31 W 2-1 at UNLV ^ at Iowa City, Iowa # at Las Vegas, Nev. * Big West Conference Team Stats: 37 goals, 15 assists, 89 points, 193 SOG, 61 saves, 2 shutouts Record: 5-12 Big West: 3-5, T-7th Head coach: Stacy Enos 8/19 L 3-1 UTAH (EX.) 8/26 W 2-1 DIXIE STATE (EX.) 8/31 L 0-2 UNLV 9/4 L 1-2 IOWA 9/8 L 1-2 at Kentucky 9/10 L 0-3 at Indiana 9/17 W 4-0 NEVADA 9/21 L 1-2 at Texas-El Paso 9/23 W 7-2 vs. Youngstown St.^ 9/28 W 1-0 at Idaho* 9/30 L 0-1 at Eastern Washington 10/3 L 1-2 WEBER STATE 10/13 L 0-3 CS FULLERTON* 10/15 L 1-2 UC IRVINE* 10/20 L 0-2 at UC Santa Barbara* 10/22 L 0-3 at Cal Poly* 10/27 W 2-1 (OT) PACIFIC* 10/29 L 1-2 (OT) LONG BEACH ST.* 11/4 W 2-0 at Boise State* ^ at El Paso, Texas * Big West Conference Team Stats: 22 goals, 13 assists, 57 points, 165 SOG, 97 saves, 3 shutouts 2010 Utah State U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e 2001 Record: Big West: 3-6, T-8th Head coach: Jen Kennedy Croft 8/25 W 7-0 SO. UTAH (EX.) 8/31 L 1-2 NORTHWESTERN 9/1 L 1-4 WASHINGTON 9/7 W 2-1 at Nevada 9/17 T 1-1 (OT) at Weber State 9/21 W 4-1 IDAHO STATE 9/23 L 0-2 WYOMING 9/28 W 3-1 vs. Northern Arizona^ 9/30 L 0-2 at UNLV 10/5 L 1-3 at Long Beach State* 10/7 L 0-7 at UC Irvine* 10/12 W 3-0 UC RIVERSIDE* 10/14 W 1-0 CS FULLERTON* 10/19 L 0-1 at UC Santa Barbara* 10/21 L 0-4 at Cal Poly* 10/26 W 1-0 PACIFIC* 10/28 L 0-2 CS NORTHRIDGE* 11/1 L 0-2 UTAH 11/4 L 2-3 (2OT) IDAHO* ^ Las Vegas, Nev. * Big West Conference Team Stats: 20 goals, 13 assists, 49 points, 198 SOG, 111 saves, 3 shutouts 2002 Record: Big West: 2-6-1, 9th Head coach: Jen Kennedy Croft 8/24 W 4-2 DIXIE STATE (EX.) 8/30 L 1-3 at Idaho State 9/2 W 2-0 WEBER STATE 9/6 T 1-1 (2OT) SACRAMENTO ST. 9/8 W 3-0 E. WASHINGTON 9/13 W 6-1 SOUTHERN UTAH 9/16 T 1-1 (2OT) PORTLAND STATE 9/20 W 3-2 at Air Force 9/22 L 0-1 (2OT) at Wyoming 9/27 W 2-1 vs. Boise State^ 9/29 W 3-0 at Northern Arizona 10/2 L 2-3 at Utah 10/4 L 1-3 LONG BEACH ST.* 10/6 L 0-1 UC IRVINE* 10/11 L 2-3 (OT) at UC Riverside* 10/13 L 1-2 at CS Fullerton* 10/18 T 3-3 (2OT) UC SANTA BARBARA* 10/20 L 2-4 CAL POLY* 10/25 L 0-4 at Pacific* 10/27 W 1-0 at CS Northridge* 11/3 W 3-0 at Idaho* ^ at Flagstaff, Ariz. * Big West Conference Team Stats: 37 goals, 26 assists, 100 points, 165 SOG, 109 saves, 5 shutouts 2003 Record: Big West: 4-3-2, 6th Head coach: Heather Cairns 8/27 W 3-0 DIXIE STATE (EX.) 8/29 W 2-0 at Southern Utah 8/31 L 0-2 at UNLV 9/4 W 2-1 at Weber State 9/7 L 0-1 IDAHO STATE 9/11 W 4-0 NEVADA 9/14 W 1-0 GONZAGA 9/16 L 0-1 (OT) UTAH

21 Aggie Soccer 9/23 L 0-1 (2OT) at Portland State 9/26 W 2-0 vs. Northern Colorado^ 9/28 W 1-0 vs. Northern Arizona^ 10/3 W 3-0 CS NORTHRIDGE* 10/5 W 2-1 (OT) PACIFIC* 10/12 W 1-0 (OT) IDAHO* 10/17 L 0-3 at Long Beach State* 10/19 T 0-0 (2OT) at UC Irvine* 10/24 W 2-0 CS FULLERTON* 10/26 T 0-0 (2OT) UC RIVERSIDE* 10/31 L 0-2 at Cal Poly* 11/2 L 1-4 at UC Santa Barbara* ^ at Boise, Idaho * Big West Conference Team Stats: 21 goals, 23 assists, 65 points, 125 SOG, 83 saves, 10 shutouts 2004 Record: Big West: 3-5-1, 7th Head coach: Heather Cairns 8/20 L 0-1 at Idaho State (EX.) 8/27 L 0-1 at Boise State 8/30 W 4-0 WEBER STATE 9/3 L 1-2 at Gonzaga 9/5 L 0-1 at Eastern Washington 9/7 L 0-2 at Brigham Young 9/11 W 4-0 UTAH VALLEY STATE 9/17 L 0-1 at Nevada 9/19 Cancelled at Sacramento State 9/23 W 5-0 UC DAVIS 9/26 L 0-1 (2OT) at Utah 10/1 L 0-1 at CS Northridge* 10/3 T 0-0 (2OT) at Pacific* 10/10 W 3-0 at Idaho* 10/15 W 2-1 (OT) LONG BEACH STATE* 10/17 W 3-1 UC IRVINE* 10/22 L 0-1 at CS Fullerton* 10/24 L 2-3 at UC Riverside* 10/29 L 1-3 CAL POLY* 10/31 L 1-2 UC SANTA BARBARA* * Big West Conference Team Stats: 26 goals, 20 assists, 72 points, 100 SOG, 78 saves, 5 shutouts 2005 Record: WAC: 4-2-1, T-2nd Head coach: Heather Cairns 8/20 L 1-2 at No. Colorado(EX.) 8/26 L 1-2 GONZAGA 8/28 T 1-1 SOUTHERN UTAH 9/2 L 1-2 UNLV 9/5 L 0-5 at Brigham Young 9/9 L 0-0 (2OT) vs. Air Force^ 9/11 L 1-2 (OT) at Montana^ 9/15 W 3-1 SAN FRANCISCO 9/17 W 2-0 IDAHO STATE 9/22 L 0-3 UTAH 9/24 T 1-1 (2OT) PORTLAND STATE 10/1 L 0-1 at Weber State 10/5 W 2-1 at Utah Valley State 10/9 W 2-0 LOUISIANA TECH* 10/14 L 2-4 at San Jose State* 10/16 W 2-1 HAWAI I* 10/21 L 1-2 (2OT) at Nevada* 10/23 T 0-0 (2OT) at Fresno State* 10/28 W 4-0 BOISE STATE* 10/30 W 2-0 IDAHO* 11/3 L 1-2 vs. Fresno State$ * WAC match ^Montana Nike Missoula, Mont. $ WAC Tournament Team Stats: 26 goals, 22 assists, 74 points, 131 SOG, 71 saves, 6 shutouts 2006 Record: WAC: 5-0-2, 2nd Head coach: Heather Cairns 8/19 T 1-1 (2OT) DIXIE STATE (EX.) 8/25 W 1-0 at Idaho State 8/29 W 1-0 (2OT) WEBER STATE 9/1 L 0-3 vs. Arizona^ 9/3 L 0-1 vs. Washington State^ 9/8 L 0-2 vs. Long Beach State^ 9/10 L 1-2 vs. CS Northridge 9/16 L 0-1 (OT) Brigham Young 9/22 W 2-1 (OT) at Southern Utah 9/24 L 0-1 at Utah 9/30 W 1-0 E. WASHINGTON 10/2 W 1-0 SAN FRANCISCO 10/6 L 1-2 UTAH VALLEY STATE 10/8 W 2-1 at LouisianaTech* 10/13 T 0-0 (2OT) SAN JOSE STATE* 10/16 W 2-1 at Hawai i* 10/20 W 2-0 NEVADA* 10/22 T 0-0 (2OT) FRESNO STATE* 10/27 W 1-0 (2OT) at Boise State* 10/29 W 3-1 at Idaho* 11/2 BYE WAC Tournament First Round 11/3 L 0-2 vs. Nevada$ * WAC matches ^ City By the Bay San Francisco, Calif. $ WAC Reno, Nev. Team Stats: 18 goals, 14 assists, 50 points, 116 SOG, 92 saves, 8 shutouts 2007 Record: WAC: 5-2, 4th Head coach: Heather Cairns 8/18 T 1-1 (2OT) DIXIE STATE (EX.) 8/31 W 1-0 at Texas State 9/2 L 1-3 at Texas Christian 9/7 L 0-2 vs. UC Irvine^ 9/9 L 0-1 (OT) at Northern Arizona^ 9/12 W 4-3 at Weber State 9/14 L 1-2 OREGON 9/16 W 1-0 (OT) IDAHO STATE 9/21 L 1-2 at Gonzaga 9/23 L 1-2 at Eastern Washington 9/27 W 1-0 MONTANA 10/4 L 1-2 at Brigham Young 10/6 L 0-2 UTAH 10/12 W 4-0 at Idaho* 10/14 L 1-2 BOISE STATE* 10/19 W 2-0 at Nevada* 10/21 L 0-1 at Fresno State* 10/26 W 3-2 HAWAI I* 10/28 W 4-0 SAN JOSE STATE* 11/3 W 10-1 LOUISIANA TECH* 11/8 W 4-0 vs. San Jose State$ 11/9 L 0-1 (2OT) vs. Hawai i$ w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m Season-By-Season Results * WAC matches ^ Northern Arizona Tournament at Flagstaff, Ariz. $ WAC Tournament at Boise, Idaho Team Stats: 40 goals, 34 assists, 114 points, 146 SOG, 82 saves, 7 shutouts 2008 Record: WAC: 7-0, 1st Head coach: Heather Cairns 8/22 L 1-2 (2OT) at Idaho State 8/24 W 2-1 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY 8/29 L 0-1 at Oregon 8/31 L 1-2 at Oregon State 9/4 T 0-0 (2OT) TEXAS STATE 9/6 W 3-0 NO. COLORADO 9/12 L 0-2 at Utah 9/14 W 2-0 UTEP 9/18 W 2-0 UT-San Antonio 9/21 L 0-3 LONG BEACH STATE 9/26 L 0-1 at Cal Poly 9/28 W 2-1 at Wyoming 10/2 L 0-2 BYU 10/10 W 4-0 IDAHO* 10/12 W 2-0 at Boise State* 10/17 W 4-3 NEVADA* 10/19 W 1-0 FRESNO STATE* 10/24 W 2-1 at Hawai i* 10/26 W 3-2 at San Jose State* 10/31 W 1-0 at Louisiana Tech* 11/7 W 1-0 Boise State$ 11/9 L 1-2 (2OT) Fresno State$ * WAC matches $ WAC Tournament at Boise, Idaho Team Stats: 32 goals, 25 assists, 89 points, 135 SOG, 81 saves, 8 shutouts 2009 Record: WAC: 5-2-1, 2nd Head coach: Heather Cairns 8/21 W 2-0 Northern Arizona 8/28 W 3-2 vs. Texas Tech^ 8/30 W 3-2 vs. Stephen F. Austin^ 9/4 L 0-1 #20 Oklahoma St. 9/6 T 1-1 (2OT) Wyoming 9/11 L 0-1 at UT San Antonio 9/13 W 5-1 at Houston Baptist 9/18 L 0-2 at #25 Washington 9/20 L 1-3 at Seattle University 9/24 W 2-1 (OT) Utah (OT) 9/26 L 0-3 at #18 BYU 10/1 L 0-1 Idaho State 10/4 L 0-1 at Nevada* 10/9 W 1-0 at Boise State* 10/11 W 2-1 (2OT) at Idaho* 10/16 W 1-0 Fresno State* 10/18 T 1-1 (2OT) San Jose State* 10/25 L 1-3 at Hawai i* 10/30 W 2-1 Louisiana Tech* 11/1 W 3-0 New Mexico St.* 11/6 L 0-1 Boise State$ ^ Miner Classic at El Paso, Texas; * WAC matches $ WAC Tournament at Boise, Idaho Team Stats: 28 goals, 19 assists, 75 points, 121 SOG, 82 saves, 4 shutouts 21

22 Postseason Honors All-Big West 1997 Heather Cox Second Team Jayme Gordy Honorable Mention 2010 Utah State All-Time Conference Honors Shantel Flanary Second Team WAC Freshman of the Year Lauren Hansen Second Team Alyssa Lowry Second Team Tiffany (Jones) McQueen Dana Peart Shannon Ross Sierra Smith Chanel (Blaquiere) Weddle Charity Weston Lisa Willardson Jayme Gordy Second Team 1999 Jayme Gordy First Team Brigid Turner Second Team Heather Cox Honorable Mention 2000 Jayme Gordy First Team Marnie Bartelson Honorable Mention Heather Cox Honorable Mention 2001 Melissa Baggaley Honorable Mention Amber Tracy Honorable Mention Becky Ward Honorable Mention 2002 Brigid Turner First Team Shaylee Hogge Honorable Mention 2003 Melissa Baggaley First Team Amber Tracy Second Team Ally Clegg Honorable Mention Megan Mills Honorable Mention Shaylee (Hogge) Wilson Honorable Mention 2004 Melissa Baggaley First Team Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Honorable Mention Charity Weston Honorable Mention All-WAC 2005 Charity Weston First Team Elizabeth Masson First Team Tiffany (Jones) McQueen Second Team 2006 Charity Weston First Team Dana Peart Second Team Lindsey Smart Second Team WAC Freshman of the Year 2007 Abby Hunt First Team Lindsey Smart First Team Candice Clark Second Team Lauren Hansen Second Team 2008 Candice Clark First Team Chandra Salmon First Team Lindsey Smart First Team Ali Griffin Second Team 2009 Shantel Flanary First Team WAC Offensive Player of the Year Chandra Salmon First Team Lindsey Smart First Team Academic All-Big West Heather Brown Heather Brown 1998 Brittany Killian Emily Sutherland 2000 Marnie Bartleyson Megan Edge Lyndy Goodsell Kennon Roeber 2001 Brittany Baugh Jessica Ebner Michelle Eversman Karoline Johnson Kennon Roeber Brigid Turner 2002 Melissa Baggaley Jessica Ebner Lyndy Goodsell Megan Mills Amber Tracey Nicholle Lloyd Brittany Baugh Michelle Eversma Carrie Niederhauser Brigid Turner Tracy Brady Megan Edge Lyndy Goodsell Michelle Murri Katie Karlson Ally Clegg Michelle Eversman Lacey Poulton Claire Schend Brigid Turner 2003 Melissa Baggaley Chanel Blaquiere Ally Clegg Jessica Donelson Charlsie Harris Michelle Haws Tiffany Jones Kami Kelley Elizabeth Masson Megan Mills Claire Schend Amber Tracey Shaylee (Hogge) Wilson 2004 Melissa Baggaley Charlsie Harris Elizabeth Mason Sierra Smith All-WAC 2005 Kelli Allred Jessica Darrow Andra Hansen Katherine Keller Elizabeth Masson Chanel Blaquiere Michelle Haws Megan Mills Ashley Wilson Candice Clark Rachelle Dixon Abby Hunt Lindsey Lauro U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e 2006 Lacey Christenson Candice Clark Jessica Darrow Ali Griffin Andra Hanson Charlsie Harris Abby Hunt Alyssa Lowry Jessica Malaska Dana Peart Shannon Ross Erin Salmon Ashley (Wilson) Shurtleff Lindsey Smart Sierra Smith Charity Weston Lisa Willardson 2007 Alysa Adams Candice Clark Lauren Hansen Alyssa Lowry Kiersten Nilsson Heather Pond Shannon Ross Stefani Shiozaki 2008 Candice Clark Lauren Hansen Allie Maduell Heather Pond Chandra Salmon Stefani Shiozaki Summer Tillotson 2009 Jamee Dyches Shantel Flanary Ellen Larsen Molli Merrill Sydne Porter-Garner Erin Salmon Danielle Shorts Summer Tillotson bold = active players Lacey Christenson Ali Griffin Abby Hunt Jessica Malaska Dana Peart Sydne Porter-Garner Erin Salmon Lindsey Smart Ali Griffin Alyssa Lowry Kiersten Nilsson Sydne Porter-Garner Erin Salmon Lindsey Smart Lisa Willardson Rachel Feuz Lauren Hansen Allie Maduell Natalie Norris Chandra Salmon Stefani Shiozaki Lindsey Smart Lindsey Smart ( ) earned all-wac honors all four years that she was at Utah State, including first-team honors her last three seasons.

23 Aggie Soccer All-Time Letterwinners Adams, Alysa Allred, Kelli Anderson, Sonia Arnell, Heather Ashcroft, Nicole Baggaley, Laura Baggaley, Melissa Bartelson, Marnie Baugh, Brittney Brady, Tracy Boradbent, Marci Brower, Katie Brown, Heather Christensen, Karly Christenson, Lacey Clark, Candice Clegg, Ally Cook, Lindsay (Nuttall) Cosgrove, Cami Cotter, Liz Cowley, Sara (Buie) Cox, Heather Cracroft, Ashley Cracroft, Trisha Darrow, Jessica Dixon, Rachelle Donelson, Jessica Dyches. Jamee Ebner, Jessica Eversman, Michelle Falslev, Chelsea Flanary, Shantel Flygare, Stacy Feuz, Nicole Feuz, Rachel Gafford, Rita Garner, Sydne (Porter) Goodrich, Laura Goodrich, Megan Goodsell, Lyndy Alyssa Lowry started over 60 matches as an Aggie ( ). Gordy, Jayme Tiffany (Jones) McQueen lettered at Utah State from Griffin, Ali Gustaveson, Lacy Hansen, Andra Hansen, Brenna Hansen, Lauren Harris, Charlsie Harmer, Nicole Haws, Michelle (Murri) Hunt, Abby Hyer, Mackenzie Johnson, Amy Johnson, Karoline Johnson, Megan Jones, Catherine Karlson, Katie (Seaman) Keller, Katie Keller, KD Kelley, Kami Killian, Brittney Konops, Kathy Knudsen, Anna Krogh, Val Kroll, Randi Larsen, Ellen Lauro, Lindsay Lien, Katie Lloyd, Nicholle Lowry, Alyssa Luman, Sarah Lynch, Mandy Maduell, Allie Malaska, Jessie Marsh, Alex Masson, Elizabeth McCann, Jennifer McKinley, Suzi McQueen, Tiffany (Jones) Merrill Molli Miller, Anna Miller, Michaela (Hawes) w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m Mills, Megan Morrill, Jenn Morrison, Trina Mulford, Ashlyn Neorr, Karen Niederhauser, Carrie Nilsson, Kiersten Norris, Natalie Peart, Dana Perrow, Chrissi Perry, Trisha (Cardon) Pond, Heather Riley, Jamie Roeber, Kennon , Ross, Shannon Salmon, Chandra Salmon, Erin Sanchez, Marissa Schend, Claire Seledee, Andrea Shiozaki, Stefani Shorts, Danielle Shurtleff, Ashley (Wilson) Smart, Lindsey Smith, Sierra Stephans, Courtney Sutherland, Emily Tanner, Megan (Edge) Tillotson, Summer Tracy, Amber Tracy, Emily Turner, Brigid Vogt, Stacie Ward, Becky Webb, Kim Weddle, Chanel (Blaquiere) Weston, Charity Willardson, Lisa Williams, Jessica Wisan, Natalie Dana Peart lettered four years as an Aggie, playing in both the Big West and the WAC ( ). 23

24 All-Time Record/Series History P r o g r a m R e c o r d Overall (1996-Pres.): (.430), 14 years 2010 Utah State Big West ( ): (.351), Nine years / WAC (2005-Pres.): (.777), Five years (.511), Eighth Year First Last Opponent W L T Meeting Meeting Air Force Academy Arizona Arizona State Boise State Brigham Young Cal Poly CS Fullerton CS Northridge Colorado College N/A Denver Eastern Washington Fresno State Gonzaga Hawai i Houston Baptist Idaho Idaho State Indiana Iowa Kentucky Long Beach State Louisiana Tech Loyola Marymount Mesa State Montana Nevada New Mexico State North Texas Northern Arizona Northern Colorado Northwestern Oklahoma State Oregon Oregon State Pacific Portland State Sacramento State San Diego State N/A San Francisco San Jose State Seattle Southern Utah St. Mary s (Calif.) Stephen F. Austin N/A Texas Christian Texas-El Paso Texas State Texas Tech UC Davis UC Irvine UC Riverside UC Santa Barbara UNLV UT-San Antonio Utah Utah Valley UW-Green Bay Washington Washington State Weber State Wyoming Youngstown State H e a d C o a c h e s H e a t h e r C a i r n s Eighth Season: (2003-Pres.) Overall: (.511) Big West ( ): (.472) WAC (2005-pres.): (.778) J e n K e n n e d y C r o f t Two Seasons: ( ) Overall: (.421) Big West: (.306) S t a c y E n o s Five Seasons: ( ) Overall: (.306) Big West: (.306) O v e r a l l R e c o r d Year Overall Big West Place (.125) 0-6 (.000) 10th (.235) 1-5 (.167) 8th (.389) 4-5 (.444) 6th (.471) 4-5 (.444) T-4th (.294) 3-5 (.375) T-7th (.361) 3-6 (.333) T-8th (.475) (.278) 9th (.579) (.556) 6th (.361) (.389) 7th Overall WAC Place (.400) (.643) T-2nd (.550) (.857) 2nd (.476) (.714) 4th (.614) (1.000) 1st (.524) (.688) 2nd 24 Bold = 2010 Opponents Bold Italics = WAC Opponents U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

25 Aggie Soccer Individual R ecords MATCHES Played Name Years Matches 1. Lindsey Smart Jessie Malaska Erin Salmon Sierra Smith Dana Peart Charlsie Harris Charity Weston Tiffany (Jones) McQueen Brigid Turner Sara (Buie) Cowley Megan (Edge) Tanner Alyssa Lowry Started Name Years Matches 1. Lindsey Smart Sierra Smith Melissa Baggaley Megan (Edge) Tanner Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Alyssa Lowry Charity Weston Jessie Malaska Marnie Bartelson GOALS Career Name Years Goals 1. Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Lauren Hansen Amber Tracy Shantel Flanary Dana Peart Charity Weston Candice Clark Marnie Bartelson Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Charlsie Harris Season Name Year Goals 1. Brigid Turner Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Jayme Gordy Lauren Hansen Shantel Flanary Lauren Hansen Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Amber Tracy Charity Weston Match Name Opponent Year Goals 1. Brigid Turner at Idaho Brigid Turner SOUTHERN UTAH Brigid Turner vs. UW-Green Bay Brigid Turner vs. Portland State Nicole (Feuz) Gooch at Idaho Nicole (Feuz) Gooch UC DAVIS Marnie Bartelson vs. Youngstown St Jayme Gordy vs. UW-Green Bay Lauren Hansen LOUISIANA TECH ASSISTS Career Name Years Assists 1. Lindsey Smart Charity Weston Amber Tracy Ally Clegg Sydne Porter-Garner Sara (Buie) Cowley Jayme Gordy Marnie Bartelson Ashley Cracroft Emily Sutherland Sierra Smith Dana Peart Lacey Christenson Season Name Year Assists 1. Amber Tracy Lindsey Smart Sara (Buie) Cowley Emily Sutherland Charity Weston Sydne Porter-Garner Charity Weston Shaylee Hogge Megan (Edge) Tanner Ally Clegg Ashley Cracroft Marnie Bartelson Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Match Name Opponent Year Asts 1. Ally Clegg vs. Youngstown St Charity Weston at Idaho Lindsey Smart at San Jose State Several Times NA NA 2 POINTS Career Name Years Points 1. Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Lauren Hansen Amber Tracy Charity Weston Dana Peart Candice Clark Shantel Flanary Marnie Bartelson Emily Sutherland w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m Utah State Records Season Name Year Points 1. Brigid Turner Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Jayme Gordy Shantel Flanary Lauren Hansen Lauren Hansen Charity Weston Amber Tracy Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Candice Clark Match Name Opponent Year Points 1. Brigid Turner SOUTHERN UTAH Brigid Turner vs. Portland State Marnie Bartelson vs. Youngstown St Nicole (Feuz) Gooch UC DAVIS Nicole (Feuz) Gooch at Idaho Jayme Gordy vs. UW-Green Bay Brigid Turner at Idaho Brigid Turner vs. UW-Green Bay Ally Clegg NEVADA Ally Clegg NEVADA Jayme Gordy at UC Santa Barbara Shantel Flanary at Houston Baptist SHOTS ON GOAL Career Name Years SOG 1. Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Emily Sutherland Dana Peart Amber Tracy Marnie Bartelson Charity Weston Season Name Year SOG 1. Jayme Gordy Jayme Gordy Jayme Gordy Lauren Hansen Candice Clark Brigid Turner Amber Tracy Jayme Gordy Megan (Edge) Tanner Jamie Riley Match Name Year SOG 1. Ally Clegg vs. Youngstown St Jayme Gordy vs. UCSB Brigid Turner vs. Youngstown St Jayme Gordy vs. WU-Green Bay Emily Sutherland vs. UW.-Green Bay Chrissie Perrow vs. Gonzaga

26 26 Utah State Records GOALKEEPER MINUTES Career Name Years Minutes 1. Ali Griffin Megan Mills Mackenzie Hyer Michaela (Hawes) Miller Molli Merrill Tracy Brady Kelli Allred Lisa Willardson Amy Johnson Season Name Year Minutes 1. Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Molli Merrill Megan Mills Ali Griffin Megan Mills Megan Mills Mackenzie Hyer Tracy Brady Kelli Allred SAVES Career Name Years Saves 1. Megan Mills Ali Griffin Mackenzie Hyer Michaela (Hawes) Miller Tracy Brady Kelli Allred Lisa Willardson Amy Johnson Season Name Year Saves 1. Megan Mills Ali Griffin Tracy Brady Molli Merrill Megan Mills Mackenzie Hyer Ali Griffin Mackenzie Hyer Ali Griffin Megan Mills Match Name Opponent Year Saves 1. Mackenzie Hyer at Utah M.(Hawes) Miller at Long Beach St Mackenzie Hyer at Cal Poly Megan Mills at Air Force Tracy Brady PACIFIC M. (Hawes) Miller at ASU GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Career (min minutes) Name Years GAA 1. Ali Griffin Molli Merrill Megan Mills Lisa Willardson Kelli Allred Michaela (Hawes) Miller Season (min. 500 minutes) Name Year GAA 1. Megan Mills Ali Griffin Megan Mills Ali Griffin Lisa Willardson Ali Griffin Molli Merrill Kelli Allred Megan Mills Michaela (Hawes) Miller SHUTOUTS Career Name Years Shutouts 1. Ali Griffin Megan Mills Michaela (Hawes) Miller Kelli Allred Tracy Brady Mackenzi Hyer Molli Merrill Lisa Willardson Season Name Year Shutouts 1. Megan Mills Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Michaela (Hawes) Miller Tracy Brady Kelli Allred Molli Merrill Mackenzie Hyer Michaela (Hawes) Miller Megan Mills Megan Mills Lisa Willardson Team Records GOALS Season Rank Year Goals Utah State U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e Match Rank Opponent Year Goals 1. LOUISIANA TECH vs. Wisc. - Green Bay vs. Youngstown State vs. Portland State SOUTHERN UTAH MESA STATE UC DAVIS ASSISTS Season Rank Year Assists Match Rank Opponent Year Assists 1. LOUISIANA TECH SOUTHERN UTAH NEVADA vs. Youngstown State vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay CS NORTHRIDGE at San Jose State POINTS Season Rank Year Points Match Rank Opponent Year Points 1. LOUISIANA TECH vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay vs. Youngstown State SOUTHERN UTAH vs. Portland State NEVADA UC DAVIS SHOTS ON GOAL Season

27 Aggie Soccer Utah State Records Match vs. Youngstown State (9/23/00) vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay (9/3/99) at Mesa State (10/13/96) (3)...at UC Riverside (10/12/01) (2)...at North Texas (10/25/98) SAVES Season Rank Year Saves Match Rank Opponent Year Saves 1. at Cal Poly at Long Beach State 1999 (3)14 3. at Cal Poly at Air Force PACIFIC SHUTOUTS Season Rank Year Goals Year-By-Year Leaders SHOTS ON GOAL 1996 Jamie Riley Jayme Gordy Jayme Gordy Jayme Gordy Jayme Gordy Amber Tracy Brigid Turner Amber Tracy Charlsie Harris Charity Weston Charity Weston Dana Peart Candice Clark Shantel Flanary GOALS 1996 Chrissie Perrow Jayme Gordy Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Jayme Gordy Amber Tracy Brigid Turner Amber Tracy Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Charity Weston Charity Weston Lauren Hansen Laruen Hansen Shantel Flanary ASSISTS 1996 Chrissie Perrow Jenn Morrill Sara (Buie) Cowley... 5 Emily Sutherland Marnie Bartelson Ally Clegg, Ashley Cracroft Brigid Turner, Becky Ward Shaylee Hogge, Brigid Turner Amber Tracy Charity Weston Charity Weston Charity Weston, Lindsey Smart Sydne Porter-Garner Lindsey Smart Lauren Hansen, Shantel Flanary, Allie Maduell, Heather Pond... 3 POINTS 1996 Chrissie Perrow Jayme Gordy Jayme Gordy Brigid Turner Jayme Gordy, Marnie Bartelson Amber Tracy Brigid Turner Amber Tracy Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Charity Weston Charity Weston Lauren Hansen Lauren Hansen Shantel Flanary GAME-WINNING GOALS 1997 Jayme Gordy Emily Sutherland Megan Edge Jessica Ebner, Katie (Seaman) Karlson Amber Tracy, Becky Ward Chanel (Blaquiere) Weddle, Amber Tracy Amber Tracy Nicole (Feuz) Gooch Charity Weston Dana Peart Lauren Hansen Lauren Hansen, Candice Clark Shantel Flanary... 3 w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m SAVES 1996 Mackenzie Hyer Mackenzie Hyer Michaela Hawes Michaela Hawes Michaela (Hawes) Miller Tracy Brady Megan Mills Megan Mills Megan Mills Kelli Allred Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Molli Merrill GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (min. 500 minutes) 1996 Mackenzie Hyer Michaela Hawes Mackenzie Hyer Michaela Hawes Michaela (Hawes) Miller Tracy Brady Megan Mills Megan Mills Megan Mills Lisa Willardson Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Molli Merrill SHUTOUTS 1996 None 1997 Mackenzie Hyer Mackenzie Hyer Michaela Hawes Michaela (Hawes) Miller Tracy Brady Megan Mills Megan Mills Megan Mills Kelli Allred Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Ali Griffin Molli Merrill... 3 Number in parenthesis indicates the number of times achievement was accomplished; date is the last time it happened. - Bold indicates current team members. - Capital letters indicate home matches. 27

28 Aggie Administration 2010 Utah State Stan Albrecht University President Scott Barnes Athletics Director 28 Stan L. Albrecht was named Utah State University s 15th president and assumed his new position on Feb. 1, At the time of the announcement, Albrecht was serving as executive vice president and provost at Utah State, a position he held since He previously served as its dean of the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences from Albrecht s had many successes during his tenure as president. Under his leadership, the university launched a comprehensive fund-raising campaign and has, so far, raised $300 million of its $400 million goal. A significant happening during the past months occurred when the College of Eastern Utah officially became part of the Utah State University system. This historic union increases USU s reach in southeastern Utah from Price to Blanding. This, along with the tremendous growth of our regional campuses in the Uintah Basin, Tooele and Brigham City, assures more Utah students the chance of pursuing a high-quality, higher education. In another historic first, USU now has a strong presence in Park City. As part of the largest private gift in USU s history, the university acquired the Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter. The site consists of a 1,200-acre land trust and a 10,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility dedicated to environmental education. This addition advances USU s statewide scientific, education and outreach mission in the Park City area, of one of the state s fastest-growing areas. Exciting happenings continue on the Logan campus as well. Currently under construction are the College of Agriculture building, a USTAR research facility and the Emma Eccles Jones Early Childhood Education and Research Center and the Dolores Doré Eccles Center for Early Care and Education. Prior to his arrival at Utah State, Albrecht served as an administrator and professor at the University of Florida from He also served for 18 years at Brigham Young University ( ), including three years as academic vice president and associate provost. He began his career as an assistant professor of sociology at Utah State University in 1970 through A sociologist, Albrecht has written extensively, including as a co-author of the textbooks Social Psychology and Social Science Research Methods, both published by Prentice-Hall. He has authored numerous scholarly papers on a wide range of topics, including the environment, energy development and rural health. Albrecht received his doctorate from Washington State University in 1970, a master s degree from Washington State University in 1968 and bachelor s degree from Brigham Young University in All three degrees were in sociology. He is a member of the Science Committee for the Minerals Management Service of the U.S. Department of Interior. He has served as a council member of the Society for Human Ecology and as vice president of the Rural Sociological Society. Albrecht is married to Joyce Albrecht, Utah State s Director of Stewardship Programs. Since assuming the duties of Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Utah State University on April 1, 2008, Scott Barnes has worked tirelessly to improve the landscape of Aggie Athletics and has cast a vision that includes progress toward meeting many intercollegiate athletic priorities. And despite the instability within the American economy since his arrival at USU, Barnes list of accomplishments has generated a newfound hope and excitement for Utah State Athletics. During his tenure, Barnes has successfully negotiated several new initiatives and has created a new intercollegiate athletics-funding plan that has generated a 33 percent increase in annual operating revenues since his arrival. Among Barnes many accomplishments thus far at Utah State include a new student-fee referendum that will annually generate $2.1 million for Aggie Athletics. He has also overhauled USU s development operations which led to an increase of over 30 percent in Big Blue Scholarship Fund membership and doubling of major gift fund-raising in his first year. Another priority for Barnes during his first year on the job was improving the overall look of the football program. Plenty of progress has already been made in this area as Barnes conducted a very successful football coaching search that resulted in the hiring of Gary Andersen, and has already raised over $2 million toward a goal of $2.5 million to improve the football program through the creation of a Competitive Excellence Plan that calls for a new scheduling philosophy, increased operational support and further facilities developments. As for facilities, Utah State continues to see constant improvement under Barnes with the completion of the new Jim & Carol Laub Athletics-Academics Complex and the Aggie Sports Hall of Honor in The new state-of-the-art off-court facilities complex within the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum was completed in the fall of 2009 as well. These enhancements include new locker rooms and lounge areas for men s and women s basketball, a new film room for women s basketball and volleyball and a new athletic training room. Along with upgrades to facilities and increased revenue under Barnes, Utah State also flourished athletically during the academic year as it claimed Western Athletic Conference team championships in men s cross country, men s basketball and men s indoor and outdoor track and field. Overall, USU has won nine WAC Championships in the past two years under Barnes. Even more impressive than Utah State s athletic achievements during the past year are its continued successes by its student-athletes in the classroom. Overall, USU s student-athletes traditionally rank among the best in the WAC with an 85 percent graduation success rate and a cumulative 3.11 grade-point average. During the academic year, USU had 194 student-athletes earn academic all-wac honors to lead the league and 157 were recognized at its annual Joe E. and Elma Whitesides Luncheon for earning a 3.2 or better GPA. Utah State has also been recognized nationally under the leadership of Barnes as it was named the most economically efficient athletics department in the nation in June, 2009 following a study done by Texas A&M s Laboratory for the Study of Intercollegiate Athletics. Barnes himself has also garnered national attention as he has served on several NCAA committees including a recent appointment to the NCAA men s basketball committee. Barnes has been an active presenter at NACDA and has taught on the IA Athletic Directors Institute Faculty. Barnes, 48, received his bachelor s degree from California State University, Fresno in 1986, as well as his master s degree in 1993 in physical education with an emphasis in athletic administration. He and his wife, Jody, were both student-athletes at Fresno State, as he was a member of the basketball team, while she was a member of the track team. Barnes was born June 23, 1962 in Spokane, Wash. He and his wife have one daughter, Milanna (14) and one son, Isaac (12) U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

29 Aggie Soccer Western Athletic Conference In its nearly 50 years of existence, the Western Athletic Conference continues to evolve and feature some of the nation s best intercollegiate competition. One thing that remains unchanged is the persistent nature of the nine schools in the WAC to advance their programs to contend at the top levels of the NCAA. The WAC provides its student-athletes the chance to travel to scenic destinations and gain exposure in some of the nation s most diverse markets. In addition, the WAC s student-athletes work to achieve the highest levels of success with the academic support of their respective institutions. The WAC has experienced tremendous success. The WAC has sent a total of 31 teams to bowl games since 2001, including more than half of its teams in 2008 with a record-tying five teams. Boise State has won 102 football games since joining the conference, the most in the nation during that time span ( ). The conference has sent teams to BCS bowl games in three of the last four seasons as Boise State made a repeat appearance with a victory in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl this past year following Hawai i s 2008 Sugar Bowl and Boise State s unforgettable victory in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl. In men s basketball, the WAC has sent at least two teams to the NCAA Tournament in 24 of the past 27 seasons. Every current school in the WAC has competed in the NCAA Tournament since In baseball, the WAC has boasted two national champions since 2003 including Fresno State s College World Series victory in In women s sports, Fresno State softball has competed in every NCAA Tournament ever held while Louisiana Tech basketball has played in all but three. In 2009, Hawai i made its fourth trip to the NCAA Volleyball Final Four since Current WAC alums have made their presence felt as well. David Carr (Fresno State) was the first player selected in the 2002 NFL Draft. Cheryl Ford (Louisiana Tech) was named the WNBA Rookie of the Year and helped the Detroit Shock win the league s championship in In 2004, the United States softball team won the Olympic gold medal with former Fresno State players Laura Berg and Lovie Jung. Jeff Weaver (Fresno State) earned the win in the St. Louis Cardinals World Series clinching victory in Quarterback Colt Brennan (Hawai i) finished third in the 2007 Heisman Trophy voting, and in 2008, Natasha Kai (Hawai i) helped the United States to a gold medal in soccer at the Olympics in Beijing. In 2001, the WAC partnered with ESPN for coverage of football and basketball giving the conference national exposure from one of the most respected broadcast entities in the country. An extension was signed in 2008 that guarantees over 300 regular season WAC contests and 45 championship events will be aired on the ESPN networks through the spring of The WAC also officially added WAC.tv in 2006 to give fans streaming internet access to many of its postseason championships including volleyball, soccer, swimming and diving, basketball, gymnastics, softball and baseball. The WAC is the sixth oldest among the nation s 11 Division I-A conferences. Its history traces back to July 27, 1962, when the original six-team league of Arizona, Arizona State, Brigham Young, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming began competition. The first championship was held in November 1962, when Arizona won the men s cross country title and New Mexico followed with the first WAC football title. Arizona finished second in the NCAA College World Series and, less than three years later, Arizona State claimed the league s first NCAA title when the Sun Devils won the College World Series trophy. Fresno State was the last WAC school to earn an NCAA team title when it won the College World Series in Since 1962, several changes have occurred. UTEP and Colorado State became members in September 1967, while Arizona and Arizona State withdrew on June 30, The WAC then added San Diego State (1978), Hawai i (1979) and Air Force (1980). Before 1990, the WAC sponsored championships only in men s sports. However, a merger with the High Country Athletic Conference formed a single conference under one administrative structure, and the athletic year was the first in which both men and women competed under the WAC name. Fresno State was added in 1992, and then in 1996, the women s programs from Air Force and Hawai i along with six new schools (UNLV, Rice, San Jose State, SMU, TCU and Tulsa) came into the WAC. Air Force, Brigham Young, Colorado State, UNLV, New Mexico, San Diego State, Utah and Wyoming withdrew on June 30, Nevada (2000), Boise State (2001) and Louisiana Tech (2001) were added while TCU withdrew following the season. The current membership was established on July 1, 2005, when Idaho, New Mexico State and Utah State joined the WAC after Rice, SMU, UTEP and Tulsa withdrew. The WAC has had just five commissioners in its history. Paul Brechler was named the first leader of the conference and held the position from He was followed by Wiles Hallock ( ), Stan Bates ( ), Dr. Joe Kearney ( ) and Karl Benson (1994-present). Presently, the WAC crowns team and individual champions in 19 sports eight men s and 11 women s. For the men, there are championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field. Championships for women are held in basketball, cross country, golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and volleyball. The WAC office has been located in the Denver area since the conference s inception with the exception of a two-year stay in Phoenix from w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 29

30 Year in Pictures 2010 Utah State U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e

31 Aggie Soccer Utah State University This is Utah State... w w w. u t a h s t a t e a g g i e s. c o m 31

32 2010 Utah State Athletic Facilities U t a h S t a t e S o c c e r G u i d e