SOCCER 2012 MEDIA GUIDE

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1 SOCCER 2012 MEDIA GUIDE

2 QUICK FACTS 2012 SCHEDULE UNIVERSITY Location...Athens, Ohio Founded Enrollment...35,000 (all campuses) Nickname...Bobcats Colors...Hunter Green and White Conference...Mid-American (East) Home Field...Chessa Field President...Dr. Roderick J. McDavis (Ohio 70) Director of Athletics...Jim Schaus (Purdue 83) Senior Women s Administrator...Amy Dean (Miami 85) COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Stacy Strauss Alma Mater...Kenyon ( 96) Career Record (12 years) Record at Ohio...Same MAC Record Assistant Coach...Amy Rossi Assistant Coach...Stephanie Demake PROGRAM INFORMATION First Year of Women s Soccer MAC Regular Titles...3 Last MAC Regular Title MAC Tournament Appearances...13 MAC Tournament Record All-Time Record All-Time MAC Record All-Time Non-Conference Record TEAM INFORMATION 2011 Overall Record MAC Record (Eighth) Starters Returning/Lost...4/7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...14/10 Newcomers...10 August 12 EASTERN KENTUCKY (exh) 1 p.m. August 17 at Wright State 7 p.m. August 19 at Indiana 2 p.m. August 24 at DePaul 4 p.m. August 26 MARSHALL 1 p.m. August 31 at Morehead State 7 p.m. September 7 NIAGARA 4 p.m. September 9 CLEVELAND STATE 1 p.m. September 14 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 4 p.m. September 21 at Bowling Green* 7 p.m. September 23 at Central Michigan* 2:30 p.m. September 28 MIAMI* 4 p.m. September 30 BALL STATE* 1 p.m. October 5 AKRON* 4 p.m. October 7 BUFFALO* 1 p.m. October 12 at Eastern Michigan* 3 p.m. October 14 at Western Michigan* 1 p.m. October 19 TOLEDO* 3 p.m. October 21 NORTHERN ILLINOIS* 1 p.m. October 25 at Kent State* 3 p.m. MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. A.D. for Media Relations...Tom Symonds Asst. Director/Soccer Contact...Brett Compton Office Phone Cell Phone comptonb@ohio.edu Website...OhioBobcats.com

3 0 Mattie Liston Lakewood, Ohio Montessori G 5-9 JR 1 Rachel Fryan Racine, Wis. Washington Park G 5-7 R-SO 2 Alex Stec Medina, Ohio Walsh Jesuit MF/D 5-9 JR 3 Heather Buckwald Seville, Ohio Cloverleaf F 5-7 FR 4 Maggie Murnane Libertyville, Ill. Dayton MF/F 5-8 JR 5 Cathryn Rogers Etobicoke, Ontario Silverthorn MF 5-4 SR 6 Paige Howard Mentor, Ohio Lake Catholic D 5-5 SR 7 Erin Feeney Milton, Mass. Milton MF 5-5 SO 8 Annie Beard Mason, Ohio Mason MF 5-9 SO 9 Alyson Meister Springfield, Ohio Shawnee MF/F 5-7 FR 10 Lauren Haley Charlestown, Ind. Floyd Central MF 5-2 FR 11 Veronica Rock North Royalton, Ohio Padua Franciscan F 5-6 SR 12 Sasha Haverchak Akron, Ohio Copley MF/F 5-5 FR 14 Erin Schwenke Solon, Ohio Solon F 5-4 SR

4 15 Natalie Bechtel Westlake, Ohio Westlake F 5-6 JR 16 Holly Harris Batavia, Ohio Batavia F 5-7 FR 17 Tonya Frasik Lebanon, Ohio Ohio Dominican MF 5-3 SO 18 Alyssa Balasko North Olmstead, Ohio North Olmstead F 5-6 R-FR 19 Gabby Hausfeld Cincinnati, Ohio Ursuline Academy D 5-6 SO 20 Leah Sandercock Strongsville, Ohio Strongsville D/MF 5-8 FR 21 Liz Finley Mason, Ohio William Mason F 5-3 SO 22 Grace Campbell Wadsworth, Ohio Wadsworth D 5-5 FR 24 Nicolle Varney Medina, Ohio Medina D 5-4 SO 27 Brieanna Charlebois London, Ontario Mother Teresa MF 5-6 FR 30 Nicole Amari Vernon Hills, Ill. Vernon Hills G 5-5 SO

5 2011 SEASON THIS IS SOCCER

6 2012 ALUMNI GAME THIS IS SOCCER

7 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 30 Nicole Amari G 5-5 SO Vernon Hills, Ill./Vernon Hills 18 Alyssa Balasko F 5-6 R-FR North Olmstead, Ohio/North Olstead 8 Annie Beard MF 5-9 SO Mason, Ohio/Mason 15 Natalie Bechtel F 5-6 JR Westlake, Ohio/Westlake 3 Heather Buckwald F 5-7 FR Seville, Ohio/Cloverleaf 22 Grace Campbell D 5-5 FR Wadsworth, Ohio/Wadsworth 27 Brieanna Charlebois MF 5-6 FR London, Ontario/Mother Teresa Secondary 7 Erin Feeney MF 5-5 SO Milton, Mass/Milton 21 Liz Finley F 5-3 SO Mason, Ohio/William Mason 17 Tonya Frasik MF 5-3 SO Lebanon, Ohio/Ohio Dominican 1 Rachel Fryan G 5-7 R-SO Racine, Wis./Washington Park 10 Lauren Haley MF 5-2 FR Charlestown, Ind./Floyd Central 16 Holly Harris F 5-7 FR Batavia, Ohio/Batavia 19 Gabby Hausfeld D 5-6 SO Cincinnati, Ohio/Ursuline Academy 12 Sasha Haverchak MF/F 5-5 FR Akron, Ohio/Copley 6 Paige Howard D 5-5 SR Mentor, Ohio/Lake Catholic 0 Mattie Liston G 5-9 JR Lakewood, Ohio/Montessori HS of Univ. Circle 9 Alyson Meister MF/F 5-7 FR Springfield, Ohio/Shawnee 4 Maggie Murnane MF/F 5-8 JR Libertyville, Ill./Dayton 11 Veronica Rock F 5-6 SR North Royalton, Ohio/Padua Franciscan 5 Cathryn Rogers MF 5-4 SR Etobicoke, Ontario/Silverthorn Collegiate Institute 20 Leah Sandercock D/MF 5-8 FR Strongsville, Ohio/Strongsville 14 Erin Schwenke F 5-4 SR Solon, Ohio/Solon 2 Alex Stec D/MF 5-9 JR Medina, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit 24 Nicolle Varney D 5-4 SO Medina, Ohio/Medina HEAD COACH - Stacy Strauss ASSISTANT COACH - Amy Rossi ASSISTANT COACH - Stephanie Demake PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Natalie Bechtel Ainsley Bodi Rachel Fryan Erin Schwenke Alex Stec Beck-Tell BOW-dye Fry-An Shwank-Ee Steck

8 STACY STRAUSS HEAD COACH (13th ) CAREER RECORD: MAC RECORD: Entering her 13th season as head coach of the Ohio women s soccer team, Stacy Strauss has guided the Bobcats into perennial contenders in the Mid-American Conference, leading the team to two regularseason conference titles (2001 and 2004), one second-place finish (2002) and four conference final four appearances (2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004). Strauss career coaching record makes her the program s all-time leader in wins. More importantly, she holds a MAC record that is among the highest in the conference s history. Under her tutelage, 23 players have garnered All-MAC honors and eight have been named to the All-MAC Freshman Team, which began in The 2011 season was one of transition for the Bobcats, as the team graduated ten seniors. Ohio posted a record and earned a berth in the Mid-American Conference Tournament for the third consecutive season before falling at Toledo. Strauss achieved a coaching milestone during the season, earning her 100th career victory in a 2-0 win over Bowling Green on October 16. During the 2010 campaign, a strong defense helped the Bobcats to tie program records in fewest goals allowed (21) and shutouts (six). Mattie Liston was named to the MAC All-Freshman Team and posted four MAC clean sheets to tie for second in the league. She ranked third in the conference in saves with 92. Additionally, senior defender Sarah Brown, who helped anchor the sound Bobcat defense was named Second Team All-Ohio, along with midfielder Kelsey Pichel. In addition to being named to the All-MAC First Team, Brown was also named to the NSCAA Scholar All-East Region Second Team, while 16 Ohio women s soccer players garnered MAC Academic Awards. Jackie Hanson received the MAC President s Award, the conference s most prestigious academic honor. Fielding young squads and fighting a hoard of injuries during the 2008 and 2009 seasons, Strauss teams have faced its share of obstacles and succeeded amidst challenging situations. After having faced a very challenging 2008 schedule that included two Top 25 programs (Georgetown and Minnesota), Strauss led Ohio to a four-game improvement in 2009, while also winning six conference road games and tying a program record with five conference road wins. In addition, the team finished fourth in the 12-team MAC. This came with a squad that included 20 underclassmen. Sophomore Kelsey Pichel tied for the league lead in assists in conference play and garnered All-MAC recognition, the 22nd all-conference honor under Strauss watch. Strauss and the Bobcats played an incredibly difficult non-conference schedule to start the 2007 season, with close games against Louisville, Kentucky and a 2-1 loss to Ohio State, then ranked No. 25 in the nation, in double-overtime. But the stiff competition paid off when Ohio defeated four of its first five MAC opponents on its way to a No. 6 seed in the conference tournament. Strauss impeccable recruiting showed with freshmen Jackie Hanson and Sarah Brown playing meaningful minutes at midfield and defense, respectively, and Hanson garnering All-MAC Freshman team recognition. Three other players also picked up All-MAC recognition as well. Erika Schmitt earned First-Team All-MAC honors, while senior forward Lindsey Price and sophomore defender Rachael Goulding were selected to the All-MAC Second-Team. Strauss worked wonders in 2006 after an injury-filled 2005 season that saw the Bobcats go on the season and in MAC play. Already working with a relatively young and inexperienced squad, Strauss lost two projected defensive starters before the 2006 campaign began. Despite the losses, Strauss led the Bobcats to a overall record and a mark in conference play. The Bobcats earned the No. 2 seed in the MAC Tournament and finished just one game out of a conference title. Three players picked up All-MAC selections, including Rachael Goulding, who was named to the All-MAC First Team as a defender in just her freshman year. Tiffany Horvath earned All-MAC Second Team honors for the third time under Strauss guidance, while Goulding and fellow freshman Amy Lower were named to the All-MAC Freshman Team. Ohio s 2004 championship season included an 11-match unbeaten streak highlighted by a run of nine consecutive shutouts, both MAC records. The nine straight shutouts tied them for eighth in NCAA Division I all-time records as they did not allow a goal during a span of 942 consecutive minutes. As a result, the 2004 All-MAC team consisted of three first-teamers and two second-teamers from Ohio, marking the most selections in the program s eight-year history. After setting school single-season records for save percentage (.867) and goals-against average (0.75), Michelle Meglaughlin was named to the 2004 NSCAA/adidas Great Lakes All-Region third team, becoming just the fourth Bobcat to earn all-region honors. Ohio overcame a slew of injuries to key players, a brutal schedule that featured six straight road games to start the season and a heart-wrenching string of one-goal losses that included four in overtime to still have a successful campaign in The Bobcats won five consecutive matches late in the season to march into their third straight MAC Final Four appearance. Three Ohio players received All-MAC accolades following the 2003 season including Tiffany Horvath, who was named MAC Newcomer of the Year. In 2002, Ohio won 15 matches - the second-highest total in school history - and advanced to the championship match of the MAC Tournament for the first time since Four Bobcats earned All-MAC honors and one, Abby Leopold, became just the third Ohio player to make the All-Great Lakes Region team and went on to play for the semi-professional Boston Renegades in the W-League. The Bobcats outscored their opponents on the season, marking the highest output in the program s eight-year history. Ohio also was listed as a near-miss team to the NCAA Tournament by Soccer Buzz magazine. The team improved its win total and its finish in the MAC Tournament in each of the first three seasons under Strauss, who was named the 2002 Division I Coach of the Year by the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association. In only her second season, Strauss guided the Bobcats to their first outright conference title in Ohio won the regular season crown with a 10-2 MAC record, setting a new league high for the most conference victories in a season. The Bobcats allowed a MAC-low seven goals in conference play while netting 25 scores on offense. Ohio hosted the MAC Tournament and finished its season with a 12-9 overall record. In Strauss rookie campaign, the Bobcats posted impressive wins against Ohio State and MAC regular-season champion Buffalo. Ohio finished the 2000 season in a tie for third place with a 7-4 conference record and a 10-9 mark overall. Strauss, a native of Bay Village, came to the Ohio soccer program after serving as assistant coach at the University of Rhode Island. In her two seasons with the Rams, she directed the team to a overall record in 1998 and a 12-8 record in She also coordinated numerous youth clinics and a fund-raising drive for a program called Ram Goal-a-thon. Prior to her stint at Rhode Island, Strauss spent one year as the assistant coach for Dartmouth College. While planning practice and coaching the goalkeepers, she served as the primary coach for the program s junior varsity team. Strauss also has been actively involved with youth soccer, serving as a head coach for teams in the Upper Valley Lightning Soccer Club (N.H.) and the Rhode Island Rays Soccer Club. In Athens, she organizes several youth soccer clinics throughout the year and shows up with her players at every You Go Girl Day and Women in Sports event on campus. She and her squad are also active in various service events on campus and in the community. A 1996 graduate of Kenyon College, Strauss was a four-year starter at goalkeeper. She led her team to a record over her career while earning All-North Coast Athletic Conference honors each season. The two-time captain holds Kenyon career records in shutouts, goals-against average and games played, as well as season records in games played and shutouts. Strauss earned her bachelor s degree in history from Kenyon before also earning a master s degree in education from Ohio State University in She is a licensed member of both the United States Soccer Federation and the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Strauss also holds the Premier Diploma from the NSCAA, giving her the highest level of coaching certification offered by the national association. She married former Bobcat wrestler John Ellis of Athens on Dec. 11, The couple resides in Athens.

9 AMY ROSSI ASSISTANT COACH (3rd ) STEPHANIE DEMAKE ASSISTANT COACH (First ) Definitely no stranger to Ohio soccer, former Bobcat player and assistant coach, Amy (Switzer) Rossi, returned to Athens as the lead assistant under Strauss beginning in She will begin her third season as top assistant in A four-year letterwinner for the `Cats from , she continues her second stint on the Ohio coaching staff, having served as a graduate assistant under Strauss in She will assist with every aspect of the program, including recruiting, skill development, film breakdown and opponent scouting. I m tremendously excited to have a coach with the enthusiasm, experience and character of Amy, Strauss said upon Rossi s hiring. Her passion for the sport, and for Ohio in particular, is unrivaled. She returns to Athens with a wealth of knowledge and experience gained in both college and youth coaching positions, which will benefit our program s continued growth and development. Rossi returns to Southeast Ohio after working with Red Bull New York in Secaucus, N.J., as a developmental staff coach for youth athletes and parent coaches in New York and New Jersey. She also served as a personal trainer for the New York Sports Club. Just prior to that, she worked for the World Class Soccer Academy overseeing the development and organization of three youth soccer teams in the Orangeburg, N.Y. area. Stephanie Demake joined Ohio Soccer in the summer of 2012 as an assistant coach. Demake was a three-year student-athlete at Worcester State University, where she was a two-time MASCAC All-Conference selection (2007, 2009). In her first year as a Lancer, she helped the team capture the MASCAC Championship and advance to the third round of the NCAA Tournament. Demake was a team captain as a senior. Demake spent her freshman campaign at the University of Hartford, where she helped the Hawks capture the 2006 America East Championship. She played four years of varsity soccer at Auburn H.S., serving as captain as a junior and senior. Demake holds a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) National Diploma. Demake has recently spent time coaching U11 and U12 girls in the NEFC. She earned her NSCAA advanced diploma in Prior to her time in the New York/New Jersey area, Rossi spent a year as an assistant coach at the College of Charleston. She certainly made an impact during her time with the Cougars, helping guide the squad to a program-best mark during the 2008 season and mentoring five All-Southern Conference players. Included in that group was Megan Manthey, who led the Southern Conference in goals scored and points, tallying 14 goals and an impressive 34 points on the year. A Noblesville, Ind., product, Rossi played in 46 games while tallying 24 starts as a midfielder for Ohio from She played a key role in helping guide the 2004 squad to a regular-season conference championship, the third conference title in school history. Prior to joining the `Cats, she enjoyed a distinguished high school career at Bishop Fenwick HS in Middletown, Ohio. Rossi graduated from Ohio with a degree in Exercise Physiology in 2007, before earning a master s degree in Coaching Education in She holds an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma coaching certification. She was married to Nic Rossi, assistant men s soccer coach at Ohio State University, in July 2011.

10 30 NICOLE AMARI Vernon Hills, Ill. Vernon Hills G 5-5 SO AMARI CAREER STATISTICS GP MIN GA SAVES SHO RECORD SV% GAA 2011: 5 356: ALYSSA BALASKO North Olmsted, Ohio North Olmsted F 5-6 R-FR BALASKO CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : Saw action in goal in five games, starting in four... Posted 26 saves and a.897 save percentage... Made her first career start on Oct. 16 against Bowling Green... Recorded one shutout on the season against Bowling Green on Oct Tallied 356:59 in goal during her freshman season. High School: Won six Illinois State Championships from with the Eclipse Select, the Disney College showcase Champions in 2009 and a three-time Region Two semifinalist from Also participated on the varsity lacrosse team for three seasons at Vernon Hills High School. Personal: Born on July 8, Daughter of John and Stacey... Has two siblings, Kimberly and Jonathan... Majoring in Bios-Pre Professional. 2011: Recovering from injury and did not play. High School: Balasko was three-sport athlete at North Olmsted High School and earned four letters in softball, three in soccer and two in basketball... Awarded Honorable Mention All-Greater Cleveland District in soccer as a freshman... Named two-time Second Team All-Ohio, two-time First Team All-Southwest Conference and two-time First Team All-Greater Cleveland District choice... Tallied a team-high 16 goals and added four assists as a senior... Scored 80 career points behind 33 goals and 14 assists. Club: Played for four club teams, and most recently Cleveland United s U18 team during the season. Personal: Born Oct. 10, Daughter of Michael and Diana Balasko... Has two siblings, Amanda and Ashley... Majoring in Biological Sciences.

11 8 ANNIE BEARD Mason, Ohio Mason MF 5-9 SO 15 NATALIE BECHTEL Westlake, Ohio Westlake F 5-6 JR BEARD CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: BECHTEL CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : : Saw action in seven games and started in two in her freshman season... Made her first career start at Akron on Oct Posted four shots, one of which was on goal... Played 214 minutes. High School: Named All-Southwest Ohio First Team, an All-City Division I Senior All-Star, a Greater Miami Conference First Team selection and a Cincinnati Inquirer All-Star Team Honorable Mention as a senior... Was a Greater Miami Conference First Team choice in Helped Mason High School to the 2010 District Championship and Regional finals. Club: Played for the Cincinnati United Premier, which went over the last two years... Team reached the Ohio South State Cup semifinals for the last four years, and won the championship in Personal: A Journalism pre-major. 2011: Played in 14 games for the Bobcats, starting in the last five... Posted two assists on the season, one in the 2-0 victory over Bowling Green on Oct. 16 and one in the 2-1 loss to Miami on Oct Recorded five total shots (one on goal) in 690 minutes of play. 2010: A striker, came off the bench in 16 matches as a rookie... Took 12 shots and put five on goal... Registered a season-high four shots in a scoreless draw at Eastern Michigan (Sept. 24)... Notched a season-high 63 minutes at IPFW on Sept. 17 in a 1-0 defeat. High School: Played at Westlake HS under Scott Jones... Totaled 48 goals and 35 assists for 131 points during her career... Recorded impressive 17 goals and 12 assists as a senior... Named All-Sun News Northwest each of her sophomore, junior and senior seasons... Also named All-Sun News Greater Cleveland the last two years... Helped lead Westlake to Division I district championship in Garnered Second Team All-Ohio honors in both 2008 and Named to Coachesaid.com Division I All-Ohio Second Team as well as All-Greater Cleveland Coaches Association First Team in both 2008 and Also lettered in basketball and track. Club: Played for CASA Black under Chris Marsh... Helped lead team to State Cup Championships in both 2007 and Teammate of current Bobcats Mattie Liston and Alex Stec. Personal: Daugher of Jeff and Melissa Bechtel... Has three brothers, one of whom attends Ohio... Majoring in Art... Born June 5, 1992.

12 BUCKWALD CAREER STATISTICS 2012: Freshman 3 HEATHER BUCKWALD Seville, Ohio Cloverleaf F 5-7 FR CAMPBELL CAREER STATISTICS 2012: Freshman 22 GRACE CAMPBELL Wadsworth, Ohio Wadsworth D 5-5 FR High School: Four-year letterwinner at Cloverleaf High School... First Team All- League... First Team All-County... Helped team win three league championships in 2008, 2009 and National Honor Society member... Played club soccer for Ohio Premier. Personal: Born November 5, Hobbies include shopping, spending time with friends and family and listening to Justin Bieber... Planning to major in Nursing. High School: Played central defense at Wadsworth High School... Scored ten goals her senior season and helped the defense amass 17 shutouts... Twice named First Team All-Suburban League... First Team All-GASSCA... First Team All-District... Named First Team Medina Gazette and team MVP during her senior season... Helped lead Wadsworth to a District Championship... Scholar Athlete all four years of high school... Club team, Pennine United, was a State Cup runner-up. Personal: Born May 24, Hobbies include reading, drawing and hanging out with friends and family... Daughter of Kevin and Tara... Plans to major in Nutrition.

13 CHARLEBOIS CAREER STATISTICS 2012: Freshman 27 BRIEANNA CHARLEBOIS London, Ontario Mother Teresa Secondary School MF 5-6 FR 7 ERIN FEENEY Milton, Mass. Milton MF 5-5 SO FEENEY CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: High School: Played midfield at Mother Teresa Secondary School in Canada... Athlete of the year in 2010 and nominated in 2009 and Helped lead Mother Teresa clinch the OFSAA championship and the city championship in Club tem, North London Galaxy, was Ontario cup finalists in 2010 and Ontario cup champions in Club team also placed fifth at Canadian nationals and were national finalists in Personal: Daughter of Giles and Tara... Plans to major in Journalism or Psychology... Born on July 31, Hobbies include playing volleyball, listening to music and skiing... Also coaches at a local ski hill. 2011: Saw action in ten games during her freshman season as a Bobcat... Posted one assist in the 2-0 win over Pittsburg on Aug Recorded two shots, one on goal against Morehead State on Sept. 9 and one at Kent State on Oct Tallied 152 minutes of play for the season. High School: Four-year varsity starter at Milton High School... Led the team in scoring in each of her four seasons... Netted 52 goals in her career... Was a four-time Bay State League All-Star, and an Eastern Massachusetts All-Star following her senior season... Feeney played lacrosse as a freshman. Club: Won three state titles with her the Scorpions Soccer Club, and two Regional Championships in 2006 and Personal: Born on Feb. 12, Daughter of Mike and Dianne Feeney... Has three siblings, Jack, Caitlyn and Mikey.

14 21 LIZ FINLEY Mason, Ohio William Mason F 5-3 SO FINLEY CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: TONYA FRASIK Lebanon, Ohio Ohio Dominican MF 5-3 SO FRASIK CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : Saw action in nine games as a freshman... Accumulated four shots, one of which was on goal... Played 136 minutes in her first season as a Bobcat. High School: A two-time letterwinner in soccer at William Mason High School... Named First Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Southwest selection during her scholastic career... Helped the team to the conference, sectional and district championships... Tallied 12 goals and five assists during her senior season... The team finished as the regional runner-up. Prior to Ohio: Played one season at Ohio Dominican in Played 19 games, starting Scored one goal and registered two assists during the 2011 season... Fired 23 total shots (10 on goal) during the 2011 season... Graduate of Lebanon High School... Two-time team captain... Twice earned All-Greater Western Ohio Conference honors, including First Team recognition as a senior... Also selected to the Third Team All-Miami Valley in Club: Competed with the Cincinnati United Premier in club competitions. Personal: Majoring in Pre-Exercise Physiology.

15 1 RACHEL FRYAN Racine, Wis. Washington Park G 5-7 R-SO FRYAN CAREER STATISTICS GP MIN GA SAVES SHO SHOTS FACED 2011: : HALEY CAREER STATISTICS 2012: Freshman 10 LAUREN HALEY Charlestown, Ind. Floyd Central MF 5-2 FR 2011: Did not play. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Four-year letterwinner for Washington Park HS... Tallied a 0.95 goals against average while posting 11 shutouts and an.892 save percentage as a senior... Recorded eight shutouts as a junior... Named Second Team All-Racine County in both 2008 and 2010 and First Team All-Racine County in Garnered First Division All-Southeast Conference honors both as a junior and as a senior... named team MVP as a senior... Also lettered in golf. High School: Played center midfield at Floyd Central High School... Scored 60 career goals and registered 48 assists... In 2011, scored 15 goals... Named First team All-Conference all four years... Twice named First Team All-District... Helped lead team to three sectional championships and three Regional Finals... Club team, Mockingbird Valley, was 2009 and 2011 Kentucky State Cup champions and semifinalists in Personal: Born October Daughter of Bill and Shawna... Majoring in Marine, Freshwater and Environmental Biology... Hobbies include listening to music, drawing and watching soccer. Club: Played club soccer for FC Milwaukee 18 under Rob Harrington... Helped team to second-place finish in Region II Championship... Led team to Wisconsin State Cup Championship. Personal: Daughter of Mike and Jackie Fryan... Has one sister... Plans to major in Computer Science... Born Sept. 1, 1992.

16 HARRIS CAREER STATISTICS 2012: Freshman 16 HOLLY HARRIS Batavia, Ohio Batavia F 5-7 FR 19 GABBY HAUSFELD Cincinnati, Ohio Ursuline Academy D 5-6 SO HAUSFELD CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: High School: Two-sport athlete earning three letters in soccer and two in basketball at Batavia High School... Totaled 93 goals and added 42 assists in her career... Scored 34 goals and 12 assists her senior year... Named All-League first team three of her four years... Two-time SBAAC Player of the Year... Helped lead Batavia to three league championships... Scholar athlete... National Honors Society member... Club team, CSA Elite, was a two-time Ohio State Cup champion. Personal: Daughter of Mark and Renee... Born February 2, Hobbies include hiking, attending little sister s sporting events and spending time with family... Undecided on a major. 2011: Saw action in 13 games as a freshman, starting in two... Made her first career start at Kent State on Oct Totaled 375 minutes in her first season as a Bobcat. High School: A three-year starter at Ursuline Academy... Team finished with a record over three seasons... Helped the team to two straight sectional championships and finished as the district runner-up in A Girls Greater Cincinnati League First Team All-City choice in 2009 and Lauded as best teammate in 2007 and received the leadership award after the 2010 season. Club: Placed third at Elite Clubs National League with Ohio Elite... Ohio South State Cup winners this past year. Personal: Sister, Katelyn, played soccer for Akron, graduated in Majoring in Biological Sciences with a minor in Psychology.

17 HAVERCHAK CAREER STATISTICS 2012: Freshman 12 SASHA HAVERCHAK Akron, Ohio Copley MF/F 5-5 FR High School: High school All-American... Played central midfield and forward at Copley High school... Posted 18 goals and eight assists during her senior season while finishing with 42 career goals... Named Akron Beacon Journal Player of the Week... First Team All-Suburban League... First Team All-District... District Player of the Year... Named to the All-Ohio and All-Region teams... Helped lead Copley to a Suburban League championship... Scholar Athlete... Club team, Internationals, was the and Ohio State Cup Champions and the 2006 US Club V National Champions. Personal: Born January 13, Daughter of Mike and Tanya... Hobbies include working out, playing soccer and hanging out with friends... Plans to major in Sports Medicine/Physical Therapy. 6 PAIGE HOWARD Mentor, Ohio Lake Catholic D 5-5 SR HOWARD CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : : : Awarded Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention... Played and started in 16 games... Posted one assist in the 2-1 victory at Northern Illinois on Oct Recorded two shots, one in the 1-0 win over Marshall on Sept. 2 and one in the 1-0 victory against Indiana State on Sept Tallied 1,386 minutes on the field. 2010: Started all 19 games on the back line for Ohio... Tallied her lone point of the season, an assist in a 4-2 win over Morehead State on Sept Notched at least 90 minutes in 16 matches, including each of the last Took three shots, one of which went on goal... Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention. 2009: Played a significant role on the defense throughout her first season with the Bobcats... Played in and started in all 19 games to tally a total of 1369 minutes... Recorded a season high of 110 minutes in the match with Bowling Green (9/9)... Supported the defense in its five shutouts on the season... Attacked offensively with two shots on goal and a total of four shots... Named to the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association Second Team. High School: Played for Lake Catholic High School... Named to the All-Ohio Division II Second Team two times... Named to the Great Cleveland Soccer Coaches Association First Team twice... Garnered First Team North Coast League honors on two occasions... Helped her team reach the regional finals in 2005 and 2006 and the district finals in Participated in soccer, basketball and track, lettering four times in each sport... Received numerous academic honors all four years. Club: Played for the Cleveland Alliance Soccer Academy (CASA), leading her team to back-toback Ohio North State Cup Championships in 2007 and Personal: Daughter of Trey and Jan Howard... Has four brothers, Burke, Trent, Mason and Reid... One brother, Burke, is an Ohio University alum and another brother, Trent, also attends Ohio... Majoring in Business... Born July 10, 1991.

18 0 MATTIE LISTON Lakewood, Ohio Montessori HS of Univ. Circle G 5-9 JR LISTON CAREER STATISTICS GP MIN GA SAVES SHO RECORD SV% GAA 2011: 17 1,526: : 19 1, MEISTER CAREER STATISTICS 2012: Freshman 9 ALYSON MEISTER Springfield, Ohio Shawnee MF/F 5-7 FR 2011: Awarded Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention... Saw action in goal in 17 games, starting in Recorded four shutouts on the season, against Pittsburg on Aug. 21, at Marshall on Sept. 2, against Indiana State on Sept. 16 and against Eastern Michigan on Sept Tallied 92 saves with a season-high 13 against Miami on Oct Finished the season with a.773 save percentage... Posted 1,526:48 in goal on the season. Personal: Competed for club team Dayton Galaxies... Was a basketball and track athlete in high school... Brother Chris is the team manager for the 2012 season... Majoring in Business. 2010: Thrust into the starting role as a freshman and started all 19 games and logged all 1,830 minutes between the pipes... Notched six victories on the season... Turned in six shutout performances against the likes of Pittsburgh of the Big East, and Marshall and MAC foes Eastern Michigan, Ball State, Bowling Green and Buffalo... Made 92 saves on the year and faced 213 shots... Recorded a save percentage of Ranked fourth all-time in single season shutouts (six) and goals against average (1.03) and is tied for third in games played (19) at the goalkeeper position... All-MAC Freshman Team. High School: Played for Magnificant HS as a freshman and sophomore before playing just club soccer her last two years... Started every game during her two years, leading team to Division I Regional Semifinals in Named team MVP as a sophomore... All-Sun Goalkeeper selection by the Sun Press in Named Division I GCSSCA All-Cleveland Team honorable mention as a freshman. Club: Played for Ohio Premier Soccer Club and for CASA Black under Chris Marsh... Allowed the fewest number of goals in the Midwest Regional League in Helped lead team to State Cup Finals in both 2009 and Helped team to Regionals appearance in 2009 and Regional Semifinals in Teammate of current Bobcats Natalie Bechtel and Alex Stec. Personal: Daughter of Tim and Dawn Liston... Hobbies include playing the guitar, scuba diving and playing sports... Born Oct. 14, 1991.

19 4 MAGGIE MURNANE Libertyville, Ill. Dayton MF/F 5-8 JR MURNANE CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : : (At the University of Dayton) Saw action in six games. 2010: (At the University of Dayton) Named to the Preseason Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team, she provided valuable minutes for the Flyers... Saw time in 12 games for the Flyers accumulating 225 minutes... Dished her first collegiate assist in a 5-0 win over UMass on Oct Played a career high 51 minutes in a game against Air Force on Aug. 29. Prior to Ohio: Played year round for her club team Eclipse Select North Led Eclipse to the Illinois State Championship in 2006, 2008, and Was a Regional Finalist in 2006 and Regional Champion in 2008 and Led Eclipse to the National Finals in 2008 and a National Championship in Also crowned Disney Champions in 2006 and Was an Honor Roll Student, member of the National Honor Society and named a State Scholar at Libertyville High School. Personal: Daughter of Mike and Cindy Murnane... Has three older brothers, Mike, Sean, who played football for Central Michigan and Conor who plays football at Eastern Illinois... Born Aug. 8, Majoring in Pre-Physical Therapy. 11 VERONICA ROCK North Royalton, Ohio Padua Franciscan F 5-6 SR ROCK CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : : : Awarded Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention... Saw action in all 20 games of the season, accumulating 492 minutes on the field... Scored one goal on the season, a game-winner in the 2-0 victory over BGSU on Oct Racked up 11 shots, four on goal, posting a.364 shot-on-goal percentage. 2010: Played in six games all in reserve roles... Tallied a season-high 16 minutes twice in matches at Morehead State and against Northern Illinois on Sept. 19 and Oct. 10 respectively. 2009: Played her first career minutes with the Bobcats against Purdue (8/21/09)... Totaled 23 minutes on the season... Took the field in three matches... Played a season-high nine minutes at Toledo (10/11). High School: Led Padua Franciscan High School in goals and points during her senior year and assists and points during her junior year... Tallied 28 goals and 44 assists during her career... Scored 16 goals as a senior in Also named the team s offensive MVP that year... Notched 20 assists as a junior in Named First Team All-North Coast League and Second Team All-Greater Cleveland her senior year... Named to the All-North Coast League and Greater Cleveland second teams in Helped lead Padua to three District Finals appearances, three Sectional Titles and three North Coast League second-place finishes from Served as the team captain during both her junior and senior seasons... Earned Academic All-Ohio honors in Lettered in soccer all four years. Club: Played for the Cleveland Cobras... Helped guide the team to the 2009 U18 National Indoor finals... Helped lead 2008 team to the U17 Northern Ohio Cup Finals and to a U17 National Indoor championship... In 2007, played on two U16 teams that were U16 Virginia semifinalists and U16 National Indoor semifinalists, respectively... Also helped lead U17 Empire Cup team to the state semifinals that same year. Personal: Daughter of Ronald and Nannette Rock... Has two sisters, Nikki and Kristen... Majoring in Nursing... Born on September 9, 1991.

20 5 CATHRYN ROGERS Etobicoke, Ontario Silverthorn Collegiate Institute MF 5-4 SR ROGERS CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : : : Saw action in all 20 games, starting in 12 and racking up 984 minutes of play... Scored the loan goal in the 1-0 victory over Eastern Michigan on Sept Racked up three assists on the season... Totaled five points for the season, fourth highest on the team... Posted 18 shots, eight on goal, yielding a.444 shot on goal percentage. 2010: Led the team in points with eight (two goals, four assists) during her sophomore campaign... Both of her goals were game-winners and came against Marshall in the home opener on Sept. 8 and at Buffalo on Oct. 22 in a 1-0 MAC win over the Bulls... Tallied two assists in a 4-2 win at Morehead State on Sept. 19, including the eventual game-winning assist on a Rachael Goulding goal in the 56th minute... Converted the lone Bobcats penalty kick of the year at Marshall... Goal against Buffalo came in double overtime on a corner kick and went into the net as time expired... Put 13 shots on goal and took 22 during the course of the year... Made 10 starts and saw playing time in 18 matches... Academic All-MAC. 2009: Saw action in all 19 games, logging 12 starts as a freshman... Tied for third on the team with seven points... Recorded three goals and an assist on the year... Her three goals tied for second best on the team... Logged 852 minutes on the year, totaling 15 shots and putting eight on goal... Played a season-best 79 minutes at Bowling Green (10/9)... Scored her first goal of the season at Indiana State (9/11)... Recorded an assist at Western Michigan (10/4)... Picked up her second goal of the season, the game winner, at Toledo (10/11)... Tallied a season-high three shots against Miami (10/18)... Scored the game-winning goal in overtime at Kent State (10/23)... Named to the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association Second Team. SANDERCOCK CAREER STATISTICS 2012: Freshman 20 LEAH SANDERCOCK Strongsville, Ohio Strongsville D/MF 5-8 FR High School: Three-year letterwinner at Strongsville High School... Finished with eight goals while adding nine assists in her career... Named 2009 Varsity Rookie of the Year... GCSSA All-Cleveland Honorable Mention... NOC All-Conference honoree... Helped lead Strongsville to a Division One State Championship in 2011 and earn a ranking as high as first in the ESPNRise National High School Rankings... Her Strongsville side ranked first in the OHSAA in 2011, fourth in 2010 and second in Recipient of the OSSCA Academic Excellence Award from Played club soccer for Concordia u18. Personal: Daughter of James and Renee... Hobbies include swimming, biking, hanging out with friends, skiing and reading... Born January 11, Planning to major in Accounting. National Team: Played for the Jamaican U17 and U20 National Teams in 2008 and High School: Played for Silverthorn Collegiate Institute in Etobicoke, Ontario... Earned the Team s MVP award consecutively from 2006 to Also played hockey and earned Team MVP honors from 2006 to Named the school s Athlete of the Year by Silverthorn for and Club/Provincial: Played club soccer for the West Rouge Storm under coach Bobby Lennox... Helped lead Ontario Provincial Team to the U16 Canadian Nationals, where she earned a bronze medal... Played with Team Ontario that took on both the Argentinian and Chilen U19 National Teams... Led U14 Team Ontario to a gold medal at the Canadian Nationals... Led that same team in goals scored, the second most at the Canadian National Tournament. Personal: Born May 22, Majoring in Criminology.

21 14 ERIN SCHWENKE Solon, Ohio Solon F 5-4 SR SCHWENKE CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : : : Awarded Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention... Saw action in all 20 games for the Bobcats, tallying 19 starts and 1,184 minutes... Claimed third on the team in goals for the season with two... Posted one game-winning goal in the 2-1 victory at Northern Illinois on Oct Added two assists, one against Pittsburgh on Aug. 21 and one at Ball State on Oct Finished the season third on the team in points with six... Tallied 22 shots, 10 on goal and a.455 shot on goal percentage on the season. 2010: Started 14 straight matches from Aug Oct. 17 and played in all 19 contests... Notched two goals on the year including the game-winner against Ball State on Oct. 3 in the eighth minute... The tally gave Ohio its first MAC win of the year... Opened the scoring in a 4-2 win over Morehead State on Sept One of seven Bobcats with two goals... Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention. 2009: Recorded the first start of her career against Indiana State (9/11)... Played in all 19 matches during the season to tally a total of 893 minutes... Named MAC Player of the Week for 9/21 after scoring two game-winning goals... Scored goals on four occasions with Ohio winning each of these games... Recorded 15 shots on goal and 22 total shots on the year... Ranked second on the team with eight points... Played a season-high 68 minutes against Morehead State (9/18)... Notched game winners against Morehead State and IPFW (9/20). High School: Played for Solon High School... Garnered three First Team All-Conference Nods under Tolga Yanmaz... Totaled 45 goals during her high school career... Earned First Team All-State, First Team All-Northeast Ohio and First Team All-Conference honors in Scored 20 goals as a senior in 2008, helping her team to a record... Named First Team all Northeast Ohio and First Team All-Conference as a junior... Also named to the All-Sun Southeast Team in Named both Team MVP and Offensive MVP as a junior... Also played softball, lettering all four years in both sports. 2011: Did not play. 2010: Did not play. 2 ALEX STEC Medina, Ohio Walsh Jesuit MF/D 5-9 JR STEC CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : High School: Four-year letterwinner for Walsh Jesuit HS under Dino McIntyre... Totaled 18 goals and 17 assists for her career... Helped team compile record in her four years... Three-year starter... Team Captain as a senior... Received Coach s and Darcy Riley awards... helped lead team to both Adidas NSCAA National Championship and Ohio State Championship in Led team to state semifinal appearances in both 2007 and 2009 and to regional championships three times. Club: Played club soccer for CASA Black under Chris Marsh... Helped lead team to State Cup Championships in both 2007 and Teammate of current Bobcats Mattie Liston and Natalie Bechtel. Personal: Daughter of David and Pamela Stec... In both the National Honor Society and the French Honor Society in high school... Majoring in Journalism... Born Jan. 28, Club: Played for the Cleveland Whitecaps and CASA Select... Helped lead the Whitecaps to tournament titles at tournaments in Raleigh, Chicago, Kalamazoo and Germantown... Led CASA Select team to state championships in and , and to the Regional Finals in Iowa. Personal: Daughter of Pete and Lori Schwenke... Father, Pete, participated in Track and Field at Cleveland State and one brother, Brad, played baseball at Belmont University... Has two brothers, Brad and Ryan... Majoring in Exercise Physiology... Born April 11, 1991.

22 24 NICOLLE VARNEY Medina, Ohio Medina D 5-4 SO VARNEY CAREER STATISTICS GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS SOG GWG PK-ATT 2011: : Saw action in eight games in her freshman season as a Bobcat... Made her first career start at Toledo on Oct Totaled 155 minutes of play. High School: Three-time letterwinner for Medina High School, a member of the Northeast Ohio Conference... A two-time all-conference player and a Second Team All-District choice as a senior... Totaled four career goals as a back... Squad amassed a 32 game undefeated streak during her scholastic career... Teams set a school record for wins in a season with 21 in 2009, and recorded 15 straight shutouts during the stretch... Medina High School was ranked #1 on the Powerade FAB 50 ESPN Rise list. Club: Varney was a six-time state champion on the club level with Cleveland FC... The club was the three-time Midwest Regional League Champion... She also participated in the ODP program for two years. Personal: Born on Dec. 4, Daughter of Scott and Lynn Varney... Has one brother, Connor... Majoring in Education.

23 TEAM RECORDS Year Record Goals Assists Points Shots Goals Allowed Saves GAA Shutouts TOTALS ,293 3, ,

24 TEAM RECORDS SHOTS Game at Otterbein, 10/8/ at Central Michigan, 11/9/ vs. Northern Illinois, 10/22/ vs. Western Illinois, 9/19/ vs. Northern Illinois, 9/20/ vs. Toledo, 10/19/ vs. Ball State, 10/7/ at Denison, 9/24/ vs. Toledo, 10/10/ vs. Eastern Michigan, 11/2/ games, games, games, games, games, games, games, games, 1999 GOALS Game 8...vs. Western Illinois, 9/19/ vs. Northern Illinois, 10/22/ at Marshall, 10/31/ vs. Youngstown State, 9/13/ vs. Wofford, 9/12/ games, games, games, games, games, games, games, games, 2004 ASSISTS Game 12...vs. Western Illinois, 9/19/ at Marshall, 10/31/ vs. George Washington, 9/13/ vs. Northern Illinois, 10/22/ vs. Youngstown State, 9/13/ vs. Wofford, 9/12/ games, games, games, games, games, games, games, games, games, 2004, 2006 POINTS Game 28...vs. Western Illinois, 9/19/ at Marshall, 10/31/ vs. Northern Illinois, 10/22/ vs. Youngstown State, 9/13/ vs. Wofford, 9/12/ vs. George Washington, 9/13/ vs. Akron, 9/15/ vs. Marshall, 9/21/ vs. Duquesne, 9/19/ vs. Fairfield, 9/6/ games, games, games, games, games, games, games, games, 2004 MINUTES PLAYED Game vs. Central Michigan vs. Northern Illinois, 11/8/ at Eastern Michigan, 10/19/ at Miami, 10/1/ vs. Miami, 10/1/ tield at 110 2, games, , games, , games, , games, , games, , games, , games, , games, 2004 SAVES Game 18...at Miami, 10/1/ vs. Kentucky, 9/10/ at Eastern Michigan, 10/19/ at Ohio State, 9/11/ vs. West Virginia, 10/15/ at Ball State, 10/9/ vs. Miami, 10/14/ Four times games, games, games, games, games, games, games, games, games, games, 1999 MOST SHOTS AGAINST Game 43...vs. Kentucky, 9/10/ at Ball State, 10/9/ vs. Northern Illinois, 11/7/ vs.. Miami, 10/1/ at Eastern Michigan, 10/19/ at Western Michigan, 9/12/ Twice during 2011 season 25...Three times 24...Four times games, games, games, games, games, games, games, 1999 MOST GOALS ALLOWED Game 8...at Toledo, 10/30/ vs. West Virginia, 8/29/ vs. Wisconsin, 8/27/ at Illinois, 8/31/ at Xavier, 8/31/ vs. Louisville, 9/2/ at Miami, 11/10/ at Indiana, 11/4/ games, games, games, games, games, Three seasons ( 11, 08, 04, 01)

25 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAMES PLAYED Tied, Tied, 1998 Career Kendra Hornschemeier, Christel Schiering, Jenn Wright, Rachael Najjar, Kelly Prandi, Natalie Grein, Carrie Kistner, Gina Siedentopf, Lindsey Vondrell, Abby Leopold, GAMES STARTED Seven Tied, Six Tied, 1998 Career Christel Schiering, Jenn Wright, Lindsey Price, Larissa Najjar, Crystal Reed, Tiffany Horvath, Kendra Hornschemeier, Carolyn Valade, Gina Siedentopf, Nicki Pendleton, SHOTS Game Christel Schiering, 10/11/ Christel Schiering, 11/9/ Kelsey Pichel, 10/21/ Carley Knox, 10/8/ Christel Schiering, 9/22/ Tiffany Horvath, 10/17/ Nicki Pendleton, 11/9/ Nicki Pendleton, 10/7/ Christel Schiering, Christel Schiering, Tiffany Horvath, Christel Schierling, Kelsey Pichel, Nicki Pendleton, Mindy Boggs, Adrian Hogel, Tiffany Horvath, Jen Barber, Mindy Boggs, 1998 Career Christel Schiering, Nicki Pendleton, Tiffany Horvath, Kelsey Pichel, Mindy Boggs, Rachael Nahhar, Kelly Prandi, Lindsey Price, Jen Barber, Abby Leopold, GOALS SCORED Game 3... Christel Schiering, 10/19/ Christel Schiering, 9/15/ Rachael Nahhar, 10/22/ Times Christel Schiering, Mindy Boggs, Mindy Boggs, Christel Schiering, Rachael Najjar, Christel Schiering, Amy Lower, Tiffany Horvath, Tiffany Horvath, Christel Schiering, Three Tied Career Christel Schiering, Mindy Boggs, Rachael Najjar, Tiffany Horvath, Amy Lower, Jen Barber, Abby Leopold, Natalie Grein, Lindsey Price, Nicki Pendleton, ASSISTS Game 3... Kendra Hornschemeier, 9/13/ Jen Barber, 10/22/ Mindy Boggs, 10/31/ Carrie Mazurk, 10/8/ Kendra Hornschemeier, Abby Leopold, Nicki Pendleton, Adrian Hogel, Kendra Hornschemeier, Abby Leopold, Rachael Najjar, Lori Spitler, Three Tied Career Kendra Hornschemeier, Abby Leopold, Nicki Pendleton, Rachael Najjar, Mindy Boggs, Lori Spitler, Tiffany Horvath, Jen Barber, Adrian Hogel, Lindsey Price, POINTS Game 7... Rachael Najjar, 10/22/ Christel Schiering, 9/15/ Erika Schmitt, 11/1/ Tiffany Horvath, 10/8/ Natalie Grein, 10/3/ Tiffany Horvath, 9/19/ Jen Barber, 10/22/ Jen Barber, 10/31/ Mindy Boggs, 10/31/ Mindy Boggs, 10/11/ Carley Knox, 9/12/ Carrie Mazurk, 10/8/ Adrian Hogel, 9/27/ Mindy Boggs, Christel Schiering, Mindy Boggs, Rachael Najjar, Christel Schiering, Tiffany Horvath, Abby Leopold, Tiffany Horvath, Christel Schiering, Christel Schiering, Jen Barber, 1998 Career Christel Schiering, Mindy Boggs, Rachael Najjar, Tiffany Horvath, Abby Leopold, Jen Barber, Nicki Pendleton, Kendra Hornschemeier, Lindsey Price, Natalie Grein, Carly Knox,

26 GOALKEEPING RECORDS GAMES PLAYED AT GOALKEEPER Michelle Meglaughlin, Vanessa Dennis, Mattie Liston, Jess MacLean, Vanessa Dennis, Bethen Turano, Jess MacLean, Mattie Liston, Dominique Wright, Michelle Meglaughlin, 2004 Career Vanessa Dennis, Jess MacLean, Michelle Meglaughlin, Mattie Liston, 2010-present Melissa Parra, Bethen Turano, Anita Alexander, Dominique Wright, Lori Schmidt, GAMES STARTED AT GOALKEEPER Michelle Meglaughlin, Vanessa Dennis, Mattie Liston, Jess MacLean, Vanessa Dennis, Bethen Turano, Mattie Liston, Michelle Meglaughlin, 2004 Career Vanessa Dennis, Michelle Meglaughlin, Jess MacLean, Mattie Liston, 2010-present Melissa Parra, Bethen Turano, Dominique Wright, Anita Alexander, Lori Schmidt, MINUTES AT GOALKEEPER Game Vanessa Dennis, 11/9/ Vanessa Dennis, 11/8/ Lori Schmidt, 10/8/ Bethen Turano, 10/19/ Vanessa Dennis, 10/1/ Bethen Turano, 10/1/ Tied 1, Vanessa Dennis, , Michelle Meglaughlin, , Mattie Liston, , Jess MacLean, , Vanessa Dennis, , Jess MacLean, , Mattie Liston, , Bethen Turano, 1997 Career 5, Vanessa Dennis, , Jess MacLean, , Michelle Meglaughlin, , Mattie Liston, 2010-present 1, Bethen Turano, , Melissa Parra, , Anita Alexander, , Dominique Wright, Lori Schmidt, SAVES Game Vanessa Dennis, 11/9/ Vanessa Dennis, 10/1/ Bethen Turano, 10/19/ Mattie Liston, 10/14/ Mattie Liston, 9/11/ Dominique Wright, 10/20/ Vanessa Dennis, 11/9/ Mattie Liston (Twice in 2011) Five Tied Vanessa Dennis, Mattie Liston, Mattie Liston, Michelle Meglaughlin, Bethen Turano, Vanessa Dennis, Jess MacLean, 2008 Career Vanessa Dennis, Jess MacLean, Michelle Meglaughlin, Mattie Liston, 2010-present Melissa Parra, Bethen Turano, Anita Alexander, Dominique Wright, Lori Schmidt, SAVE PERCENTAGE (Min. 7 Games) Michelle Meglaughlin, Vanessa Dennis, Lori Schmidt, Mattie Liston, Lori Schmidt, Mattie Liston, 2011 Career Lori Schmidt, Mattie Liston, 2010-present Michelle Meglaughlin, Vanessa Dennis, Bethen Turano, Anita Alexander, GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (Min. 7 Games) Michelle Meglaughlin, Vanessa Dennis, Lori Schmidt, Mattie Liston, Jess MacLean, Lori Schmidt, Michelle Meglaughlin, 2002 Career Lori Schmidt, Michelle Meglaughlin, Mattie Liston, 2010-present Vanessa Dennis, Behtne Turano, Anita Alexander, Jess MacLean, Dominique Wright, SHUTOUTS Vanessa Dennis, Michelle Meglaughlin, Michelle Meglaughlin, Mattie Liston, Jess MacLean, Bethen Turano, Michelle Meglaughlin, Vanessa Dennis, Mattie Liston, Dominique Wright, Jess MacLean, 2007 Career Michelle Meglaughlin, Vanessa Dennis, Mattie Liston, 2010-present 7... Jess MacLean, Bethen Turano, Anita Alexander,

27 BOBCAT HONOR ROLL NSCAA ALL-GREAT LAKES REGION TEAM Mindy Boggs (3rd) Vanessa Dennis (2nd) Abby Leopold (2nd) Michelle Meglaughlin (3rd) MAC COACH OF THE YEAR Wendy Logan Wendy Logan OCSA ALL-OHIO TEAM Sarah Brown (2nd) Kelsey Pichel (2nd) OCSA ACADEMIC ALL-OHIO Sarah Brown (1st) Remi Famodu (2nd) OCSA COACH OF THE YEAR Stacy Strauss OCSA PLAYER OF THE YEAR Mindy Boggs ALL-MAC TEAM Mindy Boggs (1st) , 1998 Sarah Brown (1st) Vanessa Dennis (2nd) Rachael Goulding (1st) Rachael Goulding (2nd) Adrian Hogel (2nd) Kendra Hornschemeier (1st) Kendra Hornschemeier (2nd) Tiffany Horvath (2nd) , 2004, 2006 Abby Leopold (1st) Abby Leopold (2nd) Amy Lower (1st) Erin McCoy (2nd) Michelle Meglaughlin (1st) Larissa Najjar (1st) Rachael Najjar (2nd) Nicki Pendleton (1st) Nicki Pendleton (2nd) , 1999 Kelsey Pichel (2nd) Lindsey Price (2nd) Crystal Reed (1st) Crystal Reed (2nd) Christel Schiering (2nd) Erika Schmitt (1st) Lori Spitler (1st) FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN Tiffany Horvath (HM) ALL-REGION FRESHMAN TEAM Tiffany Horvath MAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Mindy Boggs Tiffany Horvath ALL-MAC FRESHMAN TEAM (Began in 2003) Rachael Goulding Jackie Hanson Tiffany Horvath Mattie Liston Amy Lower Larissa Najjar Lindsey Price Maggie Rojas-Alford MAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK Jen Barber Mindy Boggs (twice) Toye Famodu Tiffany Horvath Amy Lower (twice) Michelle Meglaughlin Kelsey Pichel Crystal Reed Christel Schiering ,2003 Erika Schmitt (twice) Erin Schwenke MAC ALL-TOURNEY TEAM Megan Cummins Vanessa Dennis Betsy Dopps Natalie Grein Kendra Hornschemeier , 2004 Tiffany Horvath Marie LaGuardia Abby Leopold Rachael Najjar Nicki Pendleton , 99, 01 Gina Siedentopf ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Tiffany Horvath (2nd) , 2006 Tiffany Horvath (3rd) Erika Schmitt (1st) ACADEMIC ALL-MAC Amy Back Ainsley Bodi Sarah Brown , 2010 Erin Cummins Toye Famodu Tiffany Horvath Ashley Jakeway Carley Knox Carrie Mazurk Mary McPhail Larissa Najjar Christel Schiering , 2002 Erika Schmitt , 2008 Lori Spitler , 1998 Lindsey Vondrell MAC PRESIDENT S AWARD Jackie Hanson MAC COMMISSIONER S AWARD Ainsley Bodi Lauren Burke Remi Famodu Toye Famodu Paige Howard Katie Kemen Rachel Philpot Cathryn Rogers Sara Seitz MAC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL (Began in 1999) Amy Back , 2002 Jen Barber Ainsley Bodi Callie Broomfied Sarah Brown Lauren Burke Erin Cummins Megan Cummins Amy Elrod Remi Famodu Jackie Hanson Holly Hinman Adrian Hogel Paige Howard Kendra Hornschemeier Tiffany Horvath , 2005 Ashley Jakeway Katie Kemen Carrie Kistner Carley Knox Hallie Lang Abby Leopold Mattie Liston Erin McCoy Kristen Miller Larissa Najjar Rachael Najjar Kim Nordveit Colleen O Brien Rachael Philpot Kelsey Pichel Kelly Prandi Veronica Rock Rachel Sanders Jen Sanson Christel Schiering Lori Schmidt Erin Schwenke Gina Siedentopf Lori Spitler Alex Stec Carolyn Valade Lindsey Vandrell Alyssa Warren Sara Williams Jenn Wright Danielle Young

28 1997 SOCCER BUZZ FIRST-YEAR TEAM AWARDS Mindy Boggs...National POTY Mindy Boggs...Freshman OTY Mindy Boggs... National First Team Colleen O Brien... National First Team Lori Spitler... National First Team OHIO ALL-DECADE TEAM In honor of the 10th season of women s varsity soccer at Ohio University, the soccer program selected an alldecade team during the 2006 season. Voting was held online with a total of 4,565 total votes cast Mindy Boggs...Forward Rachel Najjar...Forward Christel Schiering...Forward Natalie Grein...Forward Nicki Pendleton...Midfield Abby Leopold...Midfield Kendra Hornschmeier...Midfield Carolyn Valade...Midfield Lindsy Vondrell...Midfield Jenn Wright...Defender Crystal Reed...Defender Larissa Najjar...Defender Erin McCoy...Defender Vanessa Dennis...Goalkeeper Michelle Meglaughlin...Goalkeeper

29 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Opponent Record Home Road Neutral Last Meeting Result Date Akron Loss 1-0 (OT) 10/27/11 American Win 2-1 8/29/08 Ball State Tie 1-1 (2OT) 10/9/11 Bowling Green Win /16/11 Bucknell Lost 1-0 8/27/10 Buffalo Tie 1-1 (2OT) 10/21/11 Central Michigan Loss 3-0 9/25/11 Charlotte Win 1-0 9/26/04 Cincinnati Loss 2-0 8/23/09 Cleveland State Loss 3-0 9/4/11 Colorado College Loss 3-0 9/15/06 Connecticut Loss 4-0 9/19/99 Creighton Loss 3-0 9/18/05 Dayton Loss 1-0 8/28/05 DePaul Loss 2-0 8/25/07 Denison Win 4-3 (2OT) 9/24/97 Drake Loss 2-0 9/16/05 Duquesne Win 4-0 9/19/03 Eastern Michigan Win 1-0 9/23/11 Evansville Loss 2-0 8/31/01 Fairfield Win 5-1 9/6/02 Georgetown Loss 2-0 8/31/08 George Washington Win 5-2 9/13/02 Illinois Loss 6-0 8/31/03 Indiana Loss /4/01 Indiana State Win 1-0 9/16/11 Iowa State Loss 3-0 8/28/00 IPFW Loss 1-0 9/17/10 Kent State Loss /23/11 Kentucky Loss 2-1 8/26/11 Louisville Loss 2-1 9/5/07 Marquette Loss 4-3 8/30/02 Marshall Win 1-0 9/2/11 Miami (Ohio) Loss 2-1 (2OT) 10/14/11 Michigan Loss 3-1 9/9/05 Minnesota Loss 2-0 9/5/08 Morehead State Loss 2-1 9/9/11 New Hampshire Loss 1-0 (OT) 9/18/99 Northeastern Loss 2-0 9/7/08 Northern Illinois Win /2/11 Northwestern Loss 4-0 9/7/03 Ohio State Loss 1-0 (2OT) 9/11/11 Otterbein Win /8/97 Pittsburgh Win 2-0 8/21/11 Purdue Loss 5-0 8/21/09 Rhode Island Loss 3-1 9/7/01 Robert Morris Tie 0-0 (2OT) 9/21/07 SE Missouri State Loss 2-1 8/29/03 St. Bonaventure Tie 0-0 (2OT) 8/28/07 South Carolina Loss 2-0 8/29/10 Toledo Loss /30/11 UAB Win 1-0 8/25/00 Weber State Loss 4-0 9/17/06 West Virginia Loss 7-0 8/29/04 Western Illinois Win 8-0 9/19/97 Western Michigan Win 2-1 (OT) 9/30/11 Wisconsin Loss 6-0 8/27/04 Wisconsin-Milwaukee Win 1-0 9/1/02 Wofford Win 6-0 9/12/98 Wright State Loss 1-0 8/19/11 Xavier Loss 2-0 9/19/08 Yale Loss 3-1 9/9/01 Youngstown State Win 6-0 9/13/98

30 AKRON (7-4-0) H: A: N: /27/11...A... L, 1-0 (OT) 10/28/10...H...L, /29/09...A...L, /01/08...H...W, /01/07...A... W, 3-2 (2OT) 10/26/06...H...W, /28/05...A...L, 3-0 9/24/04...H...W, 1-0 9/12/03...A...W, 1-0 9/15/02...H...W, /02/01...A...W, 1-0 AMERICAN (1-0-0) H: A: N: /29/08...N...W, 2-1 BALL STATE (9-4-2) H: A: N: /09/11...A...T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/03/10...H...W, /16/09...H...W, /17/08...A...L, /05/07...H...L, /13/06...A...T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/14/05...H...L, /03/04...A...W, /19/03...H...W, /08/02... N MAC...W, 1-0 9/29/02...A...L, /06/01... H MAC...W, /07/01...H... W, 2-1 (2OT) 9/29/00...A...W, /24/99...H...W, 2-1 BOWLING GREEN (9-2-4) H: A: N: /16/11...H...W, /17/10...A...T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/09/09...A...T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/03/08...H...T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/26/07...A... L, 1-0 (2OT) 10/06/06...H...W, /07/05...A...L, 2-0 9/17/04...A...W, /24/03...H...W, /06/02...A...W, 1-0 (OT) 10/21/01...H...W, /15/00...A...W, /08/99...H...T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/18/98...H...W, /26/97...A...W, 4-0 BUCKNELL (0-1-0) H: A: N: /27/10...N...L, 1-0 BUFFALO (8-6-1) H: A: N: /21/11...H...T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/22/10...A... W, 1-0 (2OT) 10/25/09...A...W, 2-1 9/28/08...A...W, 2-1 9/30/07...H...W, /22/06...H...W, /23/05...A...L, /24/04...A...L, /05/03...H...L, /27/02...A...L, /14/01...H...L, 1-0 9/22/00...A...W, /02/99... A MAC... W, 2-1 (2OT) 10/17/99...H...L, 2-1 9/20/98...A...W, 1-0 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (5-10-1) H: A: N: /25/11...H...L, 3-0 9/26/10...A...L, 3-1 9/25/09...H...L, /24/08...H...W, /12/07...A...W, 2-0 9/22/06...A...W, 2-1 9/23/05...H... L, 2-1 (OT) 11/05/04... H MAC...L, /15/04...H...T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/10/03...A... L, 2-1 (OT) 10/20/02...H...W, /09/01... H MAC...L, 2-1 (4OT) 9/28/01...A...L, /08/00...H...L, /01/99...A...L, /11/98...H...W, 4-2 CHARLOTTE (1-0-0) H: A: N: /26/04...A...W, 1-0 CINCINNATI (0-1-0) H: A: N: /23/09...H...L, 2-0 CLEVELAND STATE (2-2-1) H: A: N: /04/11...A...L, 3-0 9/10/10...A...T, 1-1 (2OT) 9/06/09...H...W, 3-1 9/12/08...H...L, 2-1 9/04/05...H...W, 5-1 COLORADO COLLEGE (0-1-0) H: A: N: /15/06...A...L, 3-0 CONNECTICUT (0-1-0) H: A: N: /19/99...A...L, 4-0 CREIGHTON (0-1-0) H: A: N: /18/05...N...L, 3-0 DAYTON (0-5-0) H: A: N: /28/05...H...L, 1-0 9/30/01...A...L, 3-1 9/17/00...A...L, 3-2 9/10/99...H...L, 2-0 9/01/98...A...L, 3-2 DENISON (1-0-0) H: A: N: /24/97...A... W, 4-3 (2OT) DEPAUL (0-1-0) H: A: N: /25/07...N...L, 2-0 DRAKE (0-1-0) H: A: N: /16/05...A...L, 2-0 DUQUESNE (1-0-0) H: A: N: /19/03...H...W, 4-0 EASTERN MICHIGAN (8-6-4) H: A: N: /23/11...H...W, 1-0 9/24/10...A...T, 0-0 (2OT) 9/27/09...H...T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/26/08...H... L, 2-1 (OT) 10/14/07...A...T, 1-1 (2OT) 9/24/06...A...W, 2-1 9/25/05...H... W, 2-1 (2OT) 11/02/04... H MAC...W, /17/04...H...W, /12/03...A... L, 2-1 (OT) 11/05/02...H...W, /18/02...H...W, 2-0 9/19/01...A...W, /06/00...H...L, /05/99... A MAC...L, /03/99...A...L, /04/98...A...L, /19/97...A...T, 2-2 (2OT) EVANSVILLE (0-1-0) H: A: N: /31/01...A...L, 2-0 FAIRFIELD (1-0-0) H: A: N: /06/02...H...W, 5-1 GEORGETOWN (0-1-0) H: A: N: /31/08...A...L, 2-0 GEORGE WASHINGTON (1-0-0) H: A: N: /13/02...H...W, 5-2 ILLINOIS (0-1-0) H: A: N: /31/03...A...L, 6-0 INDIANA (0-1-0) H: A: N: /04/01...A...L, 5-1 INDIANA STATE (1-1-0) H: A: N: /16/11...H...W, 1-0 9/11/09...A...L, 2-1 IOWA STATE (0-1-0) H: A: N: /28/00...A...L, 3-0 IPFW (1-1-0) H: A: N: /17/10...A...L, 1-0 9/20/09...H...W, 3-2 KENT STATE (11-6-1) H: A: N: /23/11...A...L, /24/10...H... L, 3-2 (2OT) 10/23/09...A...W, 1-0 (OT) 9/26/08...A...L, 4-0 9/28/07...H... W, 2-1 (2OT) 10/20/06...H...W, /21/05...A...L, /22/04...A...L, /04/03... A MAC...W, 1-0 9/14/03...A...L, /13/02...H...T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/05/01...A...W, 4-0 9/24/00...H...W, /15/99...A... W, 2-1 (2OT) 11/06/98... H MAC...W, 1-0 9/18/98...A...W, /11/97...H...W, 2-0 9/27/97...A...W, 3-1 KENTUCKY (0-4-0) H: A: N: /26/11...A...L, 2-1 9/19/07...A...L, 4-2 9/10/00...H...L, 4-1 9/06/98...A...L, 3-1 LOUISVILLE (4-4-0) H: A: N: /05/07...H...L, 2-1 8/25/06...A... L, 2-1 (OT) 9/02/04...H...L, /11/02...A...W, 3-1 9/17/01...H...W, 2-1 9/08/00...A...W, 2-0 9/08/98...A...W, 2-0 9/07/97...H...L, 2-0 MARQUETTE (0-1-0) H: A: N: /30/02...A...L, 4-3 MARSHALL (9-1-1) H: A: N: /02/11...A...W, 1-0 9/08/10...H...W, 1-0 9/13/09...A...L, 1-0 9/21/08...H...T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/08/04...A...W, 3-0 9/21/03...H...W, /01/02...A...W, 2-0 9/23/01...H...W, 1-0 9/15/00...A...W, /30/99...H...W, /31/98...A...W, 7-0 MIAMI (8-10-0) H: A: N: /14/11...H... L, 2-1 (2OT) 10/15/10...A... L, 1-0 (OT) 10/18/09...H... L, 1-0 (2OT) 10/19/08...A...W, /07/07...H...W, /15/06...A...L, /16/05...H...L, /01/04...A...W, /17/03...H... W, 1-0 (2OT) 11/10/02... A MAC...L, 5-1 9/27/02...A...L, /12/01...H...W, /31/00... A MAC...L, /01/00...A... L, 3-2 (2OT) 10/22/99...H... L, 2-1 (OT) 10/16/98...H...W, /01/97...A...W, 2-1 (OT) 10/01/97...H... W, 1-0 (2OT) MICHIGAN (0-2-0) H: A: N: /9/05...H...L, 3-1 9/05/04...A...L, 3-1 MINNESOTA (1-1-0) H: A: N: /05/08...A...L, 2-0 9/05/03...N...W, 3-1 MOREHEAD STATE (2-1-0) H: A: N: /09/11...H...L, 2-1 9/19/10...A...W, 4-2 9/18/09...H...W, 2-1

31 NEW HAMPSHIRE (0-1-0) H: A: N: /18/99...N... L, 1-0 (OT) NORTHEASTERN (0-1-0) H: A: N: /07/08...N...L, 2-0 NORTHERN ILLINOIS (8-9-2) H: A: N: /02/11...A...W, /10/10...H...W, /02/09...A...W, /10/08...A...L, /04/07... H MAC...L, /19/07...H...L, /29/06... H MAC...L, 2-0 9/29/06...H...L, 1-0 9/30/05...A...L, 3-2 9/10/04...H...T, 1-1 (2OT) 9/28/03...A...T, 1-1 (2OT) 9/20/02...H...W, /26/01...A...W, /22/00...H...W, 7-2 9/24/99...A...W, /08/98... H MAC... L, 2-1 (2OT) 9/27/98...H...W, /07/97... A MAC...L, /05/97...H...L, 2-0 NORTHWESTERN (0-1-0) H: A: N: /07/03...A...L, 4-0 OHIO STATE (1-3-0) H: A: N: /11/11...A... L, 1-0 (2OT) 9/13/07...A... L, 2-1 (2OT) 10/26/00...H...W, 2-1 9/07/99...A...L, 3-0 OTTERBEIN (1-0-0) H: A: N: /08/97...A...W, 5-0 PITTSBURGH (4-1-0) H: A: N: /21/11...H...W, 2-0 8/22/10...A...W, 2-0 9/23/07...H...L, 1-0 9/10/06...H... W, 2-1 (2OT) 10/25/02...A...W, 4-1 PURDUE (1-2-0) H: A: N: /21/09...A...L, 5-0 8/29/99...H... L, 2-1 (OT) 9/04/98...A...W, 3-2 RHODE ISLAND (0-1-0) H: A: N: /07/01...A...L, 3-1 ROBERT MORRIS (2-0-1) H: A: N: /21/07...A...T, 0-0 (2OT) 9/05/06...H...W, /31/03...H...W, 4-0 H: A: N: /29/03...N...L, 2-1 ST. BONAVENTURE (0-0-1) H: A: N: /28/07...N...T, 0-0 (2OT) TOLEDO (8-10-0) H: A: N: /30/11... A MAC...L, /07/11...A...L, /31/10... A MAC...L, /01/10...H...L, /01/09... H MAC...L, /11/09...A...W, /05/08...H...L, /28/07...A... L, 2-1 (2OT) 10/08/06...H...L, /09/05...A...L, 3-2 9/19/04...A...W, /26/03...H...W, /04/02...A...W, /19/01...H...W, /13/00...A...L, /10/99...H...W, /02/98...A...W, /18/97...H...W, 1-0 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM (1-0-0) H: A: N: /25/00...N...W, 1-0 WEBER STATE (0-1-0) H: A: N: /17/06...N...L, 4-0 WEST VIRGINIA (0-2-1) H: A: N: /29/04...N...L, /21/98...A...L, /15/97...H...T, 2-2 (2OT) WESTERN ILLINOIS (1-0-0) H: A: N: /19/97...H...W, 8-0 WESTERN MICHIGAN (8-5-4) H: A: N: /30/11...A...W, 2-1 (OT) 10/08/10...H...T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/04/09...A...W, /12/08...A...T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/21/07...H...L, /01/06...H...W, /02/05...A...L, 2-1 9/12/04...H...T, 0-0 (2OT) 11/07/03... A MAC...L, 2-1 9/26/03...A...L, 2-1 9/22/02...H...T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/28/01...A...W, /20/00...H...W, 4-0 9/26/99...A...W, /03/98... H MAC...W, /09/98...H...W, 1-0 9/14/97...A...L, 2-1 WISCONSIN (0-1-0) H: A: N: /27/04...N...L, 6-0 WOFFORD (1-1-0) H: A: N: /12/98...H...W, 6-0 9/21/97...A...L, 2-1 WRIGHT STATE (4-5-0) H: A: N: /19/11...H...L, 1-0 8/28/06...H...L, 4-1 8/26/05...A...W, /03/03...H... L, 3-2 (OT) 10/30/02...A...W, /23/01...H...L, 3-0 9/01/00...A...L, 3-2 9/22/99...H...W, /25/98...A...W, 1-0 XAVIER (1-5-0) H: A: N: /14/11...H...L, 2-1 9/19/08...H...L, 2-0 9/08/06...A...L, 4-0 9/05/99...A... W, 2-1 (2OT) 9/25/98...H...L, 1-0 8/31/97...A...L, 6-1 YALE (0-1-0) H: A: N: /09/01...A...L, 3-1 YOUNGSTOWN STATE (2-0-0) H: A: N: /13/98...H...W, 6-0 9/06/97...H...W, 2-0 SOUTH CAROLINA (0-1-0) H: A: N: /29/10...A...L, 2-0 SOUTH EAST MISSOURI STATE (0-1-0) WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE (1-0-0) H: A: N: /01/02...A...W, 1-0

32 YEARLY RECORDS (4-2-1 MAC) Head Coach: Wendy Logan 8/31 at Xavier... L 6-1 9/6 YOUNGSTOWN STATE... W 2-0 9/7 LOUISVILLE... L 2-0 9/14 *at Western Michigan... L 2-1 9/19 WESTERN ILLINOIS... W 8-0 9/21 at Wofford... L 2-1 9/24 at Denison... W (2OT) 4-3 9/27 *at Kent State... W /1 *at Miami... W (2OT) /5 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS... L /8 at Otterbein... W /11 *KENT STATE... W /15 WEST VIRGINIA...T (2OT) /18 *TOLEDO... W /19 *at Eastern Michigan...T (2OT) /26 *at Bowling Green... W /1 *at Miami... W (OT) /7 $at Northern Illinois... L (9-1 MAC) Head Coach: Wendy Logan 9/1 at Dayton... L 3-2 9/4 at Purdue... W 3-2 9/6 at Kentucky... L 3-1 9/8 at Louisville... W 2-0 9/12 WOFFORD... W 6-0 9/13 YOUNGSTOWN STATE... W 6-0 9/18 *at Kent State... W 2-0 9/20 *at Buffalo... W 1-0 9/25 XAVIER... L 1-0 9/27 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS... W /2 *at Toledo... W /4 *at Eastern Michigan... L /9 *WESTERN MICHIGAN... W /11 *CENTRAL MICHIGAN... W /16 *MIAMI... W /18 *BOWLING GREEN... W /21 at West Virginia... L /25 at Wright State... W /31 *at Marshall... W /3 $WESTERN MICHIGAN... W /6 $KENT STATE... W /8 $NORTHERN ILLINOIS... L (2OT) (6-4-1 MAC) Head Coach: Wendy Logan 8/29 PURDUE... L (OT) 2-1 9/5 at Xavier... W (2OT) 2-1 9/7 at Ohio State... L 3-0 9/10 DAYTON... L 2-0 9/18! vs. New Hampshire... L (OT) 1-0 9/19! at Connecticut... L 4-0 9/22 WRIGHT STATE... W 1-0 9/24 *at Northern Illinois... W 3-0 9/26 *at Western Michigan... W /1 *at Central Michigan... L /3 *at Eastern Michigan... L /8 *BOWLING GREEN... T (2OT) /10 *TOLEDO... W /15 *at Kent State... W (2OT) /17 *BUFFALO... L /22 *MIAMI... L (OT) /24 *BALL STATE... W /30 *MARSHALL... W /2 $at Buffalo... W (2OT) /5 $at Eastern Michigan... L 1-0! at UConn Classic in Storrs, Conn (7-4 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/25 ^vs. UAB... W 1-0 8/28 ^at Iowa State... L 3-0 9/1 at Wright State... L 3-2 9/8 at Louisville... W 2-0 9/10 KENTUCKY... L 4-1 9/15 *at Marshall... W 3-2 9/17 at Dayton... L 3-2 9/22 *at Buffalo... W 2-1 9/24 *KENT STATE... W 4-3 9/29 *at Ball State... W /1 *at Miami... L (2OT) /6 *EASTERN MICHIGAN... L /8 *CENTRAL MICHIGAN... L /13 *at Toledo... L /15 *at Bowling Green... W /20 *WESTERN MICHIGAN... W /22 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS... W /26 OHIO STATE... W /31 $at Miami... L 1-0 ^ at Iowa State Cyclone Classic in Ames, Iowa (10-2 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/31 at Evansville... L 2-0 9/7 at Rhode Island... L 3-1 9/9 at Yale... L 3-1 9/17 LOUISVILLE... W 2-1 9/19 *at Eastern Michigan... W 2-1 9/23 *MARSHALL... W 1-0 9/28 *at Central Michigan... L 1-0 9/30 at Dayton... L /5 *at Kent State... W /7 *BALL STATE... W (2OT) /12 *MIAMI... W /14 *BUFFALO... L /19 *TOLEDO... W /21 *BOWLING GREEN... W /23 WRIGHT STATE... L /26 *at Northern Illinois... W /28 *at Western Michigan... W /2 *at Akron... W /4 at Indiana... L /6 $BALL STATE... W /9 $CENTRAL MICHIGAN... L (4OT) (8-3-2 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/30 &at Marquette... L 4-3 9/1 &at Wisconsin-Milwaukee... W 1-0 9/6 FAIRFIELD... W 5-1 9/13 GEORGE WASHINGTON... W 5-2 9/15 *AKRON... W 5-0 9/20 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS... W 5-1 9/22 *WESTERN MICHIGAN... T (2OT) 1-1 9/27 *at Miami... L 3-2 9/29 *at Ball State... L /4 *at Toledo... W /6 *at Bowling Green...W (OT) /11 at Louisville... W /13 *KENT STATE... T (2OT) /18 *EASTERN MICHIGAN... W /20 *CENTRAL MICHIGAN... W /25 at Pittsburgh... W /27 *at Buffalo... L /30 at Wright State... W /1 *at Marshall... W /5 *EASTERN MICHIGAN... W /8 $BALL STATE... W /10 $MIAMI... L 5-1 & at Verizon Wireless Milwaukee Cup (6-5-1 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/29 vs. Southeast Missouri State... L 2-1 8/31 at Illinois... L 6-0 9/5 vs. Minnesota... W 3-1 9/7 at Northwestern... L 4-0 9/12 *at Akron... W 1-0 9/14 *at Kent State... L 2-0 9/19 DUQUESNE... W 4-0 9/21 *MARSHALL... W 4-1 9/26 *at Western Michigan... L 2-1 9/28 *at Northern Illinois... T (2OT) /3 WRIGHT STATE... L (OT) /5 *BUFFALO... L /10 *at Central Michigan... L (OT) /12 *at Eastern Michigan... L (OT) /17 *MIAMI... W (2OT) /19 *BALL STATE... W /24 *BOWLING GREEN... W /26 *TOLEDO... W /31 ROBERT MORRIS... W /4 $at Kent State... W /7 $at Western Michigan... L (7-2-3 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/27 #vs. Wisconsin... L 6-0 8/29 #vs. West Virginia... L 7-0 9/2 LOUISVILLE... L 5-2 9/5 at Michigan... L 3-1 9/10 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS... T (2OT) 1-1 9/12 *WESTERN MICHIGAN... T (2OT) 0-0 9/17 *at Bowling Green... W 2-0 9/19 *at Toledo... W 1-0 9/24 *AKRON... W 1-0 9/26 at Charlotte... W /1 *at Miami... W /3 *at Ball State... W /8 *at Marshall... W /15 *CENTRAL MICHIGAN... T (2OT) /17 *EASTERN MICHIGAN... W /22 *at Kent State... L /24 *at Buffalo... L 2-0

33 11/2 $EASTERN MICHIGAN... W /5 $CENTRAL MICHIGAN... L 1-0 # at University of Kentucky Invitational (1-10 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/26 at Wright State... W 1-0 8/28 DAYTON... L 1-0 9/4 CLEVELAND STATE... W 5-1 9/9 MICHIGAN... L 3-1 9/16 at Drake... L 2-0 9/18 #vs. Creighton... L 3-0 9/23 *CENTRAL MICHIGAN... L (OT) 2-1 9/25 *EASTERN MICHIGAN... W (2OT) 2-1 9/30 *at Northern Illinois... L /2 *at Western Michigan... L /7 *at Bowling Green... L /9 *at Toledo... L /14 *BALL STATE... L /16 *MIAMI... L /21 *at Kent State... L /23 *at Buffalo... L /28 *at Akron... L 3-0 #at Bulldog Bash Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa (7-3-1 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/25 at Louisville... L (OT) 2-1 8/28 WRIGHT STATE... L 4-1 9/5 ROBERT MORRIS... W 1-0 9/8 at Xavier... L 4-0 9/10 PITTSBURGH... W (2OT) 2-1 9/15 #at Colorado College... L 3-0 9/17 #vs. Weber State... L 4-0 9/22 *at Central Michigan... W 2-1 9/24 *at Eastern Michigan... W 2-1 9/29 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS... L /1 *WESTERN MICHIGAN... W /6 *BOWLING GREEN... W /8 *TOLEDO... L /13 *at Ball State... T (2OT) /15 *at Miami... L /20 *KENT STATE... W /22 *BUFFALO... W /26 *AKRON... W /29 $NORTHERN ILLINOIS... L 2-0 #at Colorado Springs College Invitational (5-5-1 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/25 +DePaul... L 2-0 8/28 +St. Bonaventure... T (2OT) 0-0 9/5 LOUISVILLE... L 2-1 9/13 at Ohio State... L (2OT) 2-1 9/19 at Kentucky... L 4-2 9/21 at Robert Morris... T (2OT) 0-0 9/23 PITTSBURGH... L 1-0 9/28 *KENT STATE... W (2OT) 2-1 9/30 *BUFFALO... W /5 *BALL STATE... L /7 *MIAMI... W /12 *at Central Michigan... W /14 *at Eastern Michigan... T (2OT) /19 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS... L /21 *WESTERN MICHIGAN... L /26 *at Bowling Green... L (2OT) /28 *at Toledo... L (2OT) /1 *at Akron... W (2OT) /4 $NORTHERN ILLINOIS... L at Cleveland State Fall Classic (4-5-2 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/29 +vs. American... W 2-1 8/31 +at Georgetown... L 2-0 9/5 #at Minnesota... L 2-0 9/7 #vs. Northeastern... L 2-0 9/12 CLEVELAND STATE... L 2-1 9/19 XAVIER... L 2-0 9/21 MARSHALL... T (2OT) 1-1 9/26 *at Kent State... L 4-0 9/28 *at Buffalo... W /3 *BOWLING GREEN... T (2OT) /5 *TOLEDO... L /10 *at Northern Illinois... L /12 *at Western Michigan... T (2OT) /17 *at Ball State... L /19 *at Miami... W /24 *CENTRAL MICHIGAN... W /26 *EASTERN MICHIGAN... L (OT) /1 *AKRON... W 3-2 +at DC Invitational #at Regina Moench Memorial Tournament (6-3-2 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/21 at Purdue... L 5-0 8/23 CINCINNATI... L 2-0 9/6 CLEVELAND STATE... W 3-1 9/11 at Indiana State... L 2-1 9/13 at Marshall... L 1-0 9/18 MOREHEAD STATE... W 2-1 9/20 IPFW... W 3-2 9/25 *CENTRAL MICHIGAN... L 4-0 9/27 *EASTERN MICHIGAN... T (2OT) /2 *at Northern Illinois... W /4 *at Western Michigan... W /9 *at Bowling Green... T (2OT) /11 *at Toledo... W /16 *BALL STATE... W /18 *MIAMI... L (2OT) /23 *at Kent State...W (OT) /25 *at Buffalo... W /29 *at Akron... L /1 $TOLEDO... L (3-5-3 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/22 at Pittsburgh... W 2-0 8/27 vs. Bucknell... L 1-0 8/29 at South Carolina... L 2-0 9/8 MARSHALL... W 1-0 9/10 at Cleveland State... T (2OT) 1-1 9/17 at IPFW... L 1-0 9/19 at Morehead State... W 4-2 9/24 *at Eastern Michigan... T (2OT) 0-0 9/26 *at Central Michigan... L /1 *TOLEDO... L /3 *BALL STATE... W /8 *WESTERN MICHIGAN... T (2OT) /10 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS... W /15 *at Miami... L (OT) /17 *at Bowling Green... T (2OT) /22 *at Buffalo... W (2OT) /24 *KENT STATE... L (2OT) /28 *AKRON... L /31 $at Toledo... L (4-5-2 MAC) Head Coach: Stacy Strauss 8/19 WRIGHT STATE... L 1-0 8/21 PITTSBURGH... W 2-0 8/26 at Kentucky... L 2-1 9/2 at Marshall... W 1-0 9/4 CLEVELAND STATE... L 3-0 9/9 MOREHEAD STATE... L 2-1 9/11 at No. 11 Ohio State... L (2OT) 1-0 9/16 INDIANA STATE... W 1-0 9/23 *EASTERN MICHIGAN... W 1-0 9/25 *CENTRAL MICHIGAN... L 3-0 9/30 *at Western Michigan...W (OT) /2 *at Northern Illinois... W /7 *at Toledo... L /9 *at Ball State... T (2OT) /14 *MIAMI... L (2OT) /16 *BOWLING GREEN... W /21 *BUFFALO... T (2OT) /23 *at Kent State... L /27 *at Akron... L (OT) /30 $at Toledo... L 8-0

34 OHIO SOCCER ALUMNAE A Abernathy, Aly Alexander, Anita Amicone, Katelyne B Back, Amy Barber, Jen Bielefeld, Joana Bodi, Ainsley Boggs, Mindy Bohn, Katy Boyd, Shannon Broomfield, Callie Brown, Nicole Brown, Sarah Bruck, Mandy Buettner, Amy Burke, Lauren C Colgan, Karen Cosby, Joie Crosby, Stephanie Cummins, Erin Cummins, Megan , 2001 D Dennis, Vanessa Diaz, Isdianel Dieter, Laura Dietz, Erika Dopps, Betsy Ducharme, Jessica Duvall, Ginny E Elrod, Amy F Fallon, Molly Famodu, Remi Famodu, Toye Finch, Jordan Fledderjohn, Kate Frobeen, Marjie G Glass, Shannon Gormly, Jennafer Goudling, Rachael Grein, Natalie H Hagan, Haley Hanson, Jackie Hess, Christina Hinman, Holly Holthaus, Meredith Hornschemeier, Casey Hornschemeier, Kendra Horvath, Tiffany Hughes, Christy Huq, Aupala J Jakeway, Ashley K Keener, Jayme Kemen, Katie Kinsella, Kelly Kistner, Carrie Knox, Carley L LaGuardia, Marie Lang, Hallie Leopold, Abby Liesem, Beth Lindberg, Megan Lower, Amy M MacLean, Jess Malkovsky, Brooke Makar, Loren Massarella, Andrea Mazurk, Corrie McCoy, Erin McCoy, Meghan McPhail, Mary Meglaughlin, Michelle Merchant, Elyse Mergian, Taleen Merith, Jasmine Merritt, Sarah Miller, Kristen Mink, Courtney N Najjar, Larissa Najjar, Rachael Nordtveit, Kim O O Brien, Colleen Overmann, Katie P Parra, Melissa Passaglia, Beth Pendleton, Nicki Philpot, Rachael Piagens, Halle Pichel, Kelsey Prandi, Kelly Price, Lindsey Puccio, Christa R Reed, Crystal Rojas-Alford, Maggie Rucker, Elizabeth S Sanders, Rachel Sanson, Jen Schiering, Christel Schmidt, Lori Schmitt, Erika Schumacher, Heidi Seitz, Sara Sexton, Candice Siedentopf, Gina Spitler, Lori Stafford, Amy Stuckey, Alex Sutor, Brittany Switzer, Amy Szilasi, Susan T Turano, Bethen V Valade, Carolyn Vondrell, Lindsey Vondrell, Lisa W Waites, Caity Warren, Alyssa Warren, Kelsey Wheeler, Katie Williams, Sara Wright, Dominique Wright, Jenn X Young, Danielle Z Zimmerman, Alyssa Coaches Head Coaches Logan, Wendy Strauss, Stacy present Assistant Coaches Les Szabo Jim Welch Amy (Switzer) Rossi present Graduate Assistants Carolyn Valade Carrie Kistner Amy Switzer Gina Siedentopf Ed Joyce Kelly Keelan Mike Stoerkel Volunteer Assistants Carrie Kistner Carolyn Hansen present Student Assistants Natalie Grein Dan Williams Sarah Louise Merritt