Redhawk Women s Soccer Weekly Release #11

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1 2012 Schedule Date OpponenT time/results 8/17 Washington L, 0-2 8/19 Saint Mary s W, 5-1 8/24 at San Diego State L, 0-2 8/26 Eastern Washington W, 3-0 9/2 Portland State W, 1-0 9/9 at Gonzaga W, 1-0 9/14 at Oregon+ L, 1-2 9/16 at No. 21 Oregon St.+ L, 0-1(2OT) 9/21 at No. 13 Portland L, 0-3 9/23 Utah Valley W, 4-2 9/28 at UTSA* T, 1-1 (2OT) 9/30 at Texas State* W, /7 Idaho* W, /12 Utah State* L, 1-2 (OT) 10/14 at San Jose State* L, /19 at Louisiana Tech* T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/26 New Mexico State* 3 p.m. 10/28 Denver* 12 p.m. 11/1 WAC Tournament* TBA 11/2 WAC Tournament* TBA 11/4 WAC Tournament* TBA All home games in bold and played at Championship Field on the SU campus; all times PST. *Conference Games +Broadcast on Pac-12 Network don t miss a moment of your redhawk women s soccer action! get your tickets today! (206) 398-GOSU Women s Soccer Contact: MOLLIE HANKE Office: HANKEM@seattleu.edu Redhawks to Close Regular Season at Home Versus Aggies and Pioneers: Following their longest road trip of the regular season to Louisiana Tech, the Seattle University women s soccer team (7-7-2, 2-2-2) hosts New Mexico State on Friday, Oct. 26 (3 p.m.) and Denver on Sunday, Oct. 28 (12 p.m.) to close out the regular season. Sunday s game will be Senior Day for both the men s and women s soccer teams, as seven Redhawks will play their final home game in Seattle U uniform: Melissa Busque, Heather Thomas, Carlee Norquist, Chelsea Jennings, Liana Heberer, Taylor Bolibol, and Renee Vandermause. The Senior Day presentation will begin around 11:45 a.m. prior to the match. Both days this weekend will see doubleheader action for the SU men s and women s soccer teams, and one ticket gains entrance to both games on the day. This weekend will also be Family Weekend at Seattle U, and vouchers for deals and discounted tickets for family members of SU students will be in each Family Weekend Packet. Following this weekend s games, the top six of nine teams in the conference will travel to Logan, Utah for the WAC Championships on Nov Follow the Redhawks: For the most up-todate news and information about the SU women s soccer team, please log on to Free live stats will be available for both matches. Leaders of the WAC: After ten weeks of competition, as a team, the Redhawks rank third in points (71), goals per game (1.56), Redhawk Women s Soccer Weekly Release #11 Seattle University CLoses out regular season at home vs. New Mexico State (2-12-3, 0-5-1) Friday, Oct p.m. vs. Denver (12-1-4, 4-0-2) Sunday, Oct p.m. assists (21), assists per game (1.31), tied for third in goals (25), fourth in fewest goals allowed (19), GAA (1.13), shutouts (5), and fifth in shots (223). In WAC play, as a team, they rank third in points (28), goals (10), goals per game (1.67), tied for third in assists per game (1.33), assists (8), and fourth in fewest goals allowed (6), GAA (0.92), and shutouts (2). Individually, in conference play, Stephanie Verdoia ranks tied for first in goals (5), goals per game (0.83), second in points (11), points per game (1.83), and tied for third in game-winning goals (1). Julia Moravec is also tied for third in game-winning goals (1). Brianna Smallidge ranks fourth in GAA (0.92), shutouts (2.0), shutouts per game (0.33), and is tied for fifth in save percentage (.750). Scouting New Mexico State: NMSU is overall and in WAC play going into this weekend. They are led by Layla Todd with two goals and five points and Elise Nordin with two assists and 22 shots. Mary Kate Koziol has also recorded two assists. In goal, Mikaela Bitner and Jessica Schutter have shared time, with Bitner recording 54 saves in 10 appearances and Schutter recording 34 saves in 11 appearances. In his second season, Blair Quinn is at the helm of the Aggies. Last Time Out: This will be the first ever meeting between NMSU and Seattle U. Scouting Denver: Denver is overall and in conference play, currently sitting at second in the league, going into

2 By Grade Breakdown Seniors Melissa Busque Carlee Norquist Taylor Bolibol Renee Vandermause (RS) Juniors Heather Thomas Ava Ames Shawna Anderson Kat Prati Julia Besagno Chelsea Jennings (RS) Monique Escalera Liana Heberer (RS) Jacqui Wallis Mary Hill Sophomore Renae Russell Taylor Ritzman Alyssa Campagna (RS) Stephanie Verdoia Brittany Lott (RS) Freshmen Brianna Smallidge Kelly Beck Sarah Coluccio Aris Coover (RS) Natasha Howe Kiana Kraft (RS) Kristen Nakagawa (RS) Stephanie Conard Julia Moravec Pronunciation Guide: Primary Position Breakdown Forwards Melissa Busque Ava Ames Shawna Anderson Sarah Coluccio Natasha Howe Stephanie Verdoia Julia Moravec Midfielders Kiana Kraft Heather Thomas Kelly Beck Kat Prati Taylor Ritzman Julia Besagno Chelsea Jennings Liana Heberer Jacqui Wallis Taylor Bolibol Kristen Nakagawa Stephanie Conard Defenders Carlee Norquist Renae Russell Monique Escalera Alyssa Campagna Mary Hill Renee Vandermause Goalkeepers Brianna Smallidge Aris Coover Brittany Lott ava AMES: AIMS taylor BOLIBOL: bo - LEE - bol julia BESAGNO: bes - on YO melissa BUSQUE: b-oo-sk alyssa CAMPAGNA: CAM pawn - YA sarah COLUCCIO: co LOU chi oh stephanie CONARD: CON erd LIANA HEBERER: lee ON A hey - BURR allison TENNEY: TEN - knee renee VANDERMAUSE: vander - MOSS No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr./Exp. Hometown/Previous School 0 Brianna Smallidge GK 5-10 Fr./HS Port Orchard, Wash./South Kitsap 00 Aris Coover GK 5-10 So./HS Bellevue, Wash./Newport 2 Melissa Busque F/M 5-4 Sr./TR St. Bruno, Quebec/UConn 3 Kiana Kraft M 5-8 So./HS Kent, Wash./Kentwood 4 Heather Thomas M 5-6 Jr./2V Woodinville, Wash./Woodinville 5 Ava Ames F/M 5-11 Jr./2V Seattle, Wash./Holy Names Academy 6 Shawna Anderson F/M 5-6 Jr./2V Pasco, Wash./Pasco 7 Kelly Beck M/D 5-9 Fr./HS Tacoma, Wash./Bellarmine Prep 8 Carlee Norquist D/M 5-5 Sr./3V Boise, Idaho/Timberline 9 Kat Prati M/F 5-2 Jr./2V Moorpark, Calif./Moorpark 10 Renae Russell D 5-7 So./HS Lake Forest, Calif./El Toro 11 Taylor Ritzman M/F 5-4 So./1V Holladay, Utah/The Waterford School 12 Julia Besagno M 5-6 Jr./2V Maple Valley, Wash./Kennedy Catholic 13 Chelsea Jennings M/F 5-5 RJr./2V Tacoma, Wash./Stadium 14 Sarah Coluccio F/M 5-8 Fr./HS Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep 15 Natasha Howe F/M/D 5-5 Fr./HS Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo 16 Monique Escalera D/M 5-4 Jr./2V Riverside, Calif./La Sierra 17 Liana Heberer M/D 5-7 RJr./2V Oceanside, Calif./Carlsbad 18 Alyssa Campagna D/M 5-8 RSo./1V Las Vegas, Nev./Bishop Gorman 19 Jacqui Wallis M 5-6 Jr./1V Lake Oswego, Ore./Lake Oswego 20 Taylor Bolibol M 5-8 Sr./3V Woodinville, Wash./Woodinville 22 Mary Hill D/M 5-2 Jr./2V Mercer Island, Wash./Mercer Island 23 Renee Vandermause D/M 5-5 RSr./3V Madison, Wisc./Gonzaga Prep 24 Stephanie Verdoia F/M 5-6 So./1V Salt Lake City, Utah/Brighton 25 Kristen Nakagawa M 5-4 RFr./HS Mililani, Hawaii/Mililani 26 Stephanie Conard M 5-8 Fr./HS Everett, Wash./Archbishop Murphy 27 Julia Moravec F/M 5-8 Fr./HS Spokane, Wash./Lewis and Clark 34 Brittany Lott GK 5-8 RSo./HS Fort Collins, Colo./Rocky Mountain Head Coach: Julie Woodward (16th Season/Seattle University 93) Associate Head Coach: Rich Schreiner (Fifth Season/DePauw 03) Assistant Coach: Allison Tenney (Fourth Season/George Mason 05) Volunteer Goalkeeper Coach: Katie Hultin (Fourth Season/Washington State 05) 2

3 Quick Facts Location: Seattle, Wash. Founded: 1891 Chartered: 1898 Enrollment: 7,755 Nickname: Redhawks Colors: Red and White Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Western Athletic Conference Stadium: Championship Field (650) President: Fr. Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. Director of Athletics: Dr. William Hogan Associate AD: Eric Guerra Associate AD/SWA: Roxanne Levenson FAR: Sarah Bee Athletics Communications Office Asst. Dir. of Athletics Communications/ WSOC Contact: Mollie Hanke Office Phone: (206) hankem@seattleu.edu FAX: (206) Athletic Website: Mailing Address: Seattle University th Ave. PO Box Seattle, WA Coaching Staff Head Coach: Julie Woodward (16th Season/Seattle University 93) Career Record: (.662) Phone: (206) woodward@seattleu.edu Associate Head Coach: Rich Schreiner (Fifth Season/DePauw 03) Assistant Coach: Allison Tenney (Fourth Season/George Mason 05) Volunteer Goalkeeper Coach: Katie Hultin (Fourth Season/Washington State 05) WAC Standings (as of Oct. 23) Rank Team Record WAC 1. Utah St Denver LA Tech Texas St T5. Seattle U T5. UTSA Idaho SJSU NMSU head coach julie woodward 16th season/seattle university 93 The dean of coaches at Seattle University, Julie Woodward has earned the respect of her peers with her style of coaching. During her 15 coaching seasons, she boasts 14 winning seasons, establishing her as the winningest coach in SU women s soccer history with a overall record and a.662 winning percentage prior to the 2012 season. She coached her 200th career win on Sept. 18, 2011 in a 3-1 victory over San Diego State University. Seattle University s former two-time NAIA All- American soccer player came home to her alma mater as the head coach of the Redhawks women s soccer program over a decade ago. She has coached the Redhawks to three NCAA Division II Tournament appearances (2004, 2006 and 2007). A 2004 Far West Coach of the Year, she boasts three NSCAA/adidas NCAA Division II honorees, two All-Pacific Region and 18 Far West Region selections, three GNAC Players of the Year, eight GNAC all-conference team honorees and 27 players who have earned NAIA All-America accolades. Her teams have also boasted great academic success in her tenure, including a 2007 NCAA Woman of the Year, the 2011 NSCAA Team Academic Award, five CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans and 20 CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine All-District selections. Woodward was honored at Seattle U s Annual Alumni Awards Celebration in April 2012, receiving the 2012 University Service Award. this weekend. They are led by Kristen Hamilton with 12 goals, 28 points, and 49 shots, and Kaitlin Bast with seven assists. In goal, Lara Campbell has the starting spot, recording 53 saves in 17 appearances, and Maria Khan has recorded four saves in as many appearances. Last Time Out: This will be the first ever meeting between DU and Seattle U. Louisiana Tech (10/19): Each team created chances to score but great defense by both teams took the competition into 2OT, where it ended with a 0-0 tie. Overall, it was an even contest, as Louisiana Tech outshot the Redhawks, 10-9, and Brianna Smallidge made three saves, while Lady Techster goalkeeper Corina Brown made four in 110 minutes of play. San Jose State (10/14): After a slow first half, with the score remaining 0-0 going into the halftime break, SJSU added two goals, and SU fought back with one, but the Redhawks fell, 2-1, at San Jose State. Julia Besagno scored her first goal of the season on a penalty kick. Melissa Busque, Kat Prati, and Stephanie Verdoia led Seattle U with two shots apiece. Utah State (10/12): In a battle for first place in the conference, the Redhawks took Utah State into overtime, but fell, 2-1, as Maris Hamblin scored the game-winning goal for the Aggies in the 99th minute. Stephanie Verdoia scored Seattle U s early goal in the fifth minute, also leading the team with three shots. Verdoia Named WAC Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 1-7): Stephanie Verdoia was named the Western Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week after recording a hat trick on Oct. 7 versus Idaho. She scored the first goal of the match and added two more after halftime, leading to a 5-1 victory 3

4 over the Vandals. She led the team with three shots, all on goal, and three goals. Idaho (10/7): In the team s annual Pink Game and their conference home opener, the Redhawks welcomed Idaho for the first time as a conference opponent and topped the Vandals, 5-1. Stephanie Verdoia recorded a hat trick, scoring her first goal of the match in the 15th minute, on an assist by Melissa Busque. In the 20th minute, Katie Baran sunk one in the net for Idaho to tie the game, 1-1, going into halftime. The Redhawks had an offensive explosion following halftime, as Verdoia added two more goals in the 47th and 56 minutes, followed by Julia Moravec s goal in the 82nd minute and Kat Prati s first goal of the season in the 87th minute. Prati also recorded her first assist of the season on one of Verdoia s goals. Brianna Smallidge played all 90 minutes in goal, recording one save. Texas State (9/30): Seattle U recorded their first conference win, defeating Texas State on the road, 2-0. In the 28th minute, Julia Moravec scored her first career goal. The deciding factor in the game, this was also Moravec s first career game-winning goal. In the 72nd minute, Monique Escalera scored her first goal of the season on an assist by Stephanie Verdoia to insure the win. Renee Vandermause and Escalera led Seattle U with two shots apiece. Overall, the Redhawks outshot the Bobcats, Brianna Smallidge got the complete game shutout in goal for the Redhawks, recording three saves in the win. UTSA (9/28): The Redhawks first conference match, at UTSA, ended in a 1-1 tie after two overtime periods. In the 56th minute, UTSA took the lead, as Liv Nyhegn scored her first goal of the season on an assist by Anka Grotle. The Redhawks answered back in the 80th minute, as Stephanie Verdoia scored on an assist by Monique Escalera to tie the game, 1-1, which proved to be the final margin after two overtime periods. Brianna Smallidge played all 110 minutes in goal, recording three saves. Heather Thomas and Taylor Ritzman made their first starts of the season for the Redhawks. Utah Valley (9/23): The Redhawks extended their home winning streak to four games with a 4-2 victory over the Wolverines in their first home game in three weeks. Four different Redhawks scored in the victory, including Kiana Kraft with her first career goal. Stephanie Verdoia, Melissa Busque, and Heather Thomas also added goals in the win. Kristen Nakagawa made her first career appearance for Seattle U and Brittany Lott made her first appearance of the season in goal. Brianna Smallidge got the start in goal, earning the win. No. 13 Portland (9/21): In Seattle U s second straight match versus a top- 25 team, Portland s Micaela Capelle scored the first goal, but the Redhawks held the Pilots to the one goal lead until the 79th minute. Kaila Cameli scored the final two goals of the game to give the Pilots the 3-0 victory. Brianna Smallidge (Port Orchard, Wash.) got the start in goal for Seattle U, playing all 90 minutes and making four saves. No. 21 Oregon State (9/16): In their second straight Pac-12 network contest, Seattle University women s soccer played nearly 109 minutes of incredible defense, but suffered a tough 1-0 loss at No. 21 Oregon State. This was the Redhawks first 2OT contest of the season but, with just over one minute left in the match, Megan Miller was finally able to break through and put the ball in the net for the Oregon State win. This was her third goal of the season, assisted by Brandi Dawson. In the tale of two goalkeepers, Brianna Smallidge played an incredible game, recording a career-high eight saves in nearly 109 minutes of play. Audrey Bernier-Larose also recorded eight saves in her complete game shutout for the Beavers. Oregon (9/14): In their first contest broadcast on the Pac-12 network, Seattle U tied the game early, but a 2012 Redhawk Women s Soccer second goal by Oregon was too much to overcome, and the Redhawks fell, 2-1. Kristen Parr and Brooke Strawn scored for the Ducks. Taylor Bolibol scored the goal for Seattle U, assisted by Melissa Busque. Freshman Dana Connors notched the win in her first career start in goal for the Ducks. Smallidge recorded four saves in the complete game effort to Connor s three saves. Gonzaga (9/9): Despite the Bulldogs outshooting the Redhawks, 14-9, through two periods of regulation and six minutes of overtime, Stephanie Verdoia recorded her second straight game-winning goal, scoring in the 97th minute to lead the Redhawks to the 1-0 victory. Taylor Ritzman assisted the goal. This was the team s first overtime contest of the season. This was freshman goalkeeper Brianna Smallidge s second straight complete game shutout. Busque Named to CollegeSoccer360 Honor Roll: Melissa Busque was named to the CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performer Honor Roll for the week of Aug Sept. 2 for her performance in the win versus Portland State. Busque recorded her first career assist for the Redhawks on Stephanie Verdoia s game-winning goal, also recording a shot in 73 minutes on the field. Portland State (9/2): After a scoreless first half for either team, Stephanie Verdoia put the ball in the net in the 76th minute for the Redhawks for the game-winner in the 1-0 victory. Melissa Busque recorded her first assist of the season on the goal. The Redhawks outshot the Vikings, 14-9, with 11 of SU s shots coming in the second half. This was freshman goalkeeper Brianna Smallidge s first career complete game shutout. Ritzman Named WAC Offensive Player of the Week (Aug ): Taylor Ritzman was named the Western Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week after recording a hat trick on Aug

5 versus Eastern Washington. This is already the second hat trick and second such award for the Redhawks this season. Ritzman scored all three goals for Seattle U in the 3-0 victory. Two of her three goals were within 25 seconds of each other and three of her four goals this season have come within three minutes of entering the contest. Eastern Washington (8/26): After a scoreless first half, an offensive explosion by Taylor Ritzman off the bench led the Redhawks to a 3-0 victory over the Eagles. Ritzman scored all three goals, recording the second hat trick for the team in She scored the first goal just a minute and 20 seconds after entering the game and, just 25 seconds later, scored the second. In the 84th minute, she added her third goal of the match, fourth of the season, insuring her place in the season record books. Monique Escalera assisted the first two goals and Chelsea Jennings and Shawna Anderson combined for the assist on the third goal. Freshman Kelly Beck made her first career start, recording one shot. Aris Coover also made her first career appearance in goal. San Diego State (8/24): The Redhawks made their first road trip to San Diego State, falling 2-0 as the Aztecs scored both goals in the first 61 seconds of play. Each goal was the result of a corner kick, one scored by Tiffany Hurst and the other by Haley Locker. This was the first appearance of the season for Ava Ames. With a low number of shots for either team in the match, he Redhawks took five shots, two on goal, compared to the Aztecs 10 total shots, six on goal. Busque Named WAC Offensive Player of the Week (Aug ): Melissa Busque was named the Western Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week after recording a hat trick on Aug. 19 versus St. Mary s. She scored the first two goals of the match and added a third on a corner kick in the second half, leading to a 5-1 victory over the Gaels. Busque also co-led the team in shots in both matches over the weekend, with three (Aug. 17 vs. Washington) and five (Aug. 19 vs. St. Mary s), respectively. St. Mary s (8/19): Seattle U capped off their opening weekend with a 5-1 win over St. Mary s at Championship Field, led by Melissa Busque s hat trick. Heather Thomas and Taylor Ritzman also added goals for the Redhawks. SU outshot the Gaels, 28-8, not allowing a shot from St. Mary s until Jaime Turrentine took a shot in the 58th minute. Season Opener Versus Washington (8/17): Seattle University hosted their cross-town rival, Washington, in their season opener and fell, 2-0. Seattle U s Stephanie Verdoia fired the first shot of the match, but goals by UW s Lindsay Elston on a penalty kick (29th minute) and Chelsea Archer (77th minute) were too much to overcome. Melissa Busque, Brianna Smallidge, Kiana Kraft, and Julia Moravec all made their first career starts for the Redhawks. Pre-game festivities also took place, as Seattle U hosted the inaugural Soccer Crosstown Community Celebration. GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athletes of the Week: Julia Besagno - Aug Taylor Ritzman - Aug Stephanie Verdoia - Sept. 3-9 Monique Escalera - Sept WAC Preseason Poll: The Redhawks were picked to finish third in the preseason Western Athletic Conference poll by the league s head coaches. Monique Escalera was also named to the WAC preseason all-conference team. Seattle U Joins the WAC: On July 1, 2012, 17 of Seattle U s 20 sports found a conference home, joining the Western Athletic Conference. The WAC is the sixth-oldest of the nation s 11 FBS (Division I-A) conferences. SU is one of 10 full members of the conference alongside current members Idaho, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, San Jose State, and Utah State, as well as fellow newcomers Denver, UT Arlington, UTSA, and Texas State. The WAC women s soccer tournament will take place from Thursday-Sunday Nov. 1-4 in Logan, Utah, with the top six of nine teams qualifying for the tournament. The team s first conference game was Sept. 28 at UTSA and first conference home game was versus Idaho on October 7. NCAA Division I: After 33 years since Seattle U last competed in a Division I conference, and after four years of NCAA Division I reclassification, SU returned to full NCAA Division I membership in August The Redhawks will now compete for conference championships and will be eligible for automatic bids to the NCAA tournament. Leaders of the Pack: Julia Besagno, Renee Vandermause, and Carlee Norquist will serve as team captains for the season. Woodward s 200th Win: Head coach Julie Woodward earned her 200th career win on Sept. 18 in SU s 3-1 victory over San Diego State. She is the No. 5 winningest coach in SU history in a single sport and the winningest women s soccer coach in program history. Schreiner Promoted to Associate Head Coach: On July 3, 2012, head coach Julie Woodward announced that assistant coach Rich Schreiner was promoted to associate head coach. The 2012 season will be his fifth year with the team, and he has been a major contributor in their transition back to NCAA Division I. Woodward Honored by SU Alumni Association: On April 17, 2012, head coach Julie Woodward was honored alongside five other outstanding SU alumni, at Seattle University s 27th Annual Alumni Awards Celebration. Woodward, a 1993 graduate of Seattle U, received the 2012 University Service Award. 5

6 2012 Seattle U Women's Soccer Seattle University Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 19, 2012) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 17 WASHINGTON L Aug 19 SAINT MARY'S W Aug 24 at San Diego State L Aug 26 EASTERN WASHINGTON W Sept 2 PORTLAND STATE W Sep 09 at GONZAGA BULLDOGS Wot Sep 14 at Oregon L Sep 16 at #21 Oregon State Lo Sep 21 at #13 Portland L Sep 23 UTAH VALLEY W * Sep 28 at UTSA To * Sep 30 at Texas State W * Oct 7 IDAHO W * Oct 12 UTAH STATE Lot * Oct 14 at SAN JOSE STATE L * Oct 19 at Louisiana Tech To TEAM STATISTICS SU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 7 5 Red cards 0 1 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 7/416 9/722 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 24 Stephanie Verdoia Melissa Busque Taylor Ritzman Heather Thomas Julia Moravec Monique Escalera Kiana Kraft Taylor Bolibol Kat Prati Julia Besagno Jacqui Wallis Ava Ames Aris Coover Kristen Nakagawa Kelly Beck Alyssa Campagna Brittany Lott Brianna Smallidge Renee Vandermause Liana Heberer Chelsea Jennings Carlee Norquist Shawna Anderson Mary Hill Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 00 Aris Coover 1 3: Brittany Lott 1 8: Brianna Smallidge : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents

7 2012 Seattle U Women's Soccer Seattle University Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 19, 2012) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Sep 28 at UTSA To * Sep 30 at Texas State W * Oct 7 IDAHO W * Oct 12 UTAH STATE Lot * Oct 14 at SAN JOSE STATE L * Oct 19 at Louisiana Tech To TEAM STATISTICS SU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 2 1 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 2/496 4/278 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 24 Stephanie Verdoia Julia Moravec Julia Besagno Kat Prati Monique Escalera Kelly Beck Carlee Norquist Taylor Ritzman Chelsea Jennings Taylor Bolibol Mary Hill Renee Vandermause Kristen Nakagawa Ava Ames Jacqui Wallis Shawna Anderson Heather Thomas Kiana Kraft Melissa Busque Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 0 Brianna Smallidge 6 588: Total 6 588: Opponents 6 588: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seattle University Opponents