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1 PURDUE WOMEN S SOCCER Six NCAA Tournament Appearances (2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009) 10 Consecutive Seasons with at least 10 Wins ( ) SID Contact Info: Ben Turner >>> benturner@purdue.edu >>> PurdueSports.com >>> Red, White & Blue Uniforms OHIO STATE (8-4-1, Big Ten) at PURDUE (4-8-2, Big Ten) Sunday, October 9 1 p.m. Varsity Soccer Complex West Lafayette, Ind. All-Time Series: Ohio State leads Last Meeting: #17 OSU 2, Purdue 1 (2010 in West Lafayette) Last Purdue Win: Purdue 2, OSU 1 (2008 Big Ten Tourney in Iowa City) Last Purdue Win vs OSU in West Lafayette: Purdue 3, OSU 0 (2008) Radio: WSHY AM 1410 Live Stats, Audio & Interactive Blog: STATISTICAL STACK-UP 2011 Stats Purdue Ohio State Record Big Ten Record Home Away Neutral Goals Assists Goals Allowed Goal Diff GAA Shutouts 3 6 Saves Shots Corner Kicks Fouls Preseason Poll 9th (of 12) 2nd (of 12) LAST GOAL SCORED Player (Career Goal) Minute Opponent (Date) Alex Hairston (6th) 60th at Northwestern (09/30/11) Kellie Phillips (13th) 26th at Northwestern (09/30/11) Hadley Stuart (2nd) 65th Indiana State (09/14/11) Lauren Montenegro (7th) 18th Indiana State (09/14/11) Jordan Frick (1st) 70th Cal State Northridge (09/09/11) Chinyelu Asher (1st) 53rd Cal State Northridge (09/09/11) Jessica Warren (6th) 40th USC (09/04/11) Kaitlyn Blacha (2nd) 75th at Missouri (08/28/11) Alexis Tryba (8th) 21st at Missouri (08/28/11) Katie Leinert (9th) 38th at Michigan (10/14/10) Shae Desmond (1st) 44th St. Bonaventure (08/29/10) Rachael Kimack (2nd) 41st St. Bonaventure (08/29/10) Marta Lynch (3rd) 86th Morehead State (08/22/10) PURDUE S 2011 SCHEDULE (4-8-2, Big Ten) v AUGUST (1-3) v 19 at Toledo (Series now tied 1-1-1)... W, 1-0 HAIRSTON 21 at #13 West Virginia (WVU now leads 2-1)... L, #24 Oregon State (Series now tied 1-1)... L, at Missouri (Mizzou now leads 3-2)... L, 4-2 Tryba, Blacha v SEPTEMBER (3-4-2, Big Ten) v 2 + Colorado (Purdue now leads 2-0)... W, 1-0 HAIRSTON a First Ever Night Game at the Varsity Soccer Complex 4 + USC (USC now leads 2-0)...L, 2-1 (OT) Warren 9 ^ Cal State Northridge (Series now tied 0-0-1)... T, 2-2 Asher, Frick 11 ^ Kansas (Kansas now leads 2-1)...L, 1-0 (OT) 14 Indiana State (Purdue now leads 3-0)... W, 4-0 MONTENEGRO, Stuart, Hairston, Stuart 18 Michigan State (Purdue now leads 8-5-1)... L, 2-1 Hairston 23 Nebraska (Nebraska now leads 3-1)... L, Iowa (Purdue now leads 6-4-3)... T, 1-1 Hairston 30 at Northwestern (Purdue now leads 11-3)... W, 2-1 Phillips, HAIRSTON v OCTOBER (0-1 Big Ten) v 2 at Illinois (Illinois now leads )... L, Ohio State (OSU leads 9-8-2)...1 p.m. a Red, White & Blue Uniforms 13 Indiana (Purdue leads )...7 p.m. a Golden Boot Traveling Trophy Game 16 Michigan (Michigan leads 6-3-3)...1 p.m. a Senior Recognition Day 21 at Wisconsin (Purdue leads 8-3-2)...8 p.m. 23 at Minnesota (Series tied 7-7)...2 p.m. 28 at #18 Penn State (PSU leads )...7 p.m. v NOVEMBER v Big Ten Tournament Evanston, Ill. 2 Quarterfinals... TBA 4 Semifinals (Live on the BTN)... 2 & 4:30 p.m. 6 Finals (Live on the BTN)...4 p.m. 11 NCAA Tournament Opening Round... TBA + Illini/Boilermaker Cup (Champaign, Ill./West Lafayette, Ind.) ^ Boilermaker Challenge (West Lafayette, Ind.) Big Ten Conference Game All Times Eastern Home Games Live on WSHY AM 1410

2 GAMES STARTED: ALL GAMES Consecutive Career B. Rogers 48 L. Montenegro 76 J. Frick 18 K. Phillips 74 A. Hairston 14 B. Rogers 52 C. Kridler 14 K. Leinert 51 L. Montenegro 11 A. Tryba 46 C. Asher 9 J. Warren 34 GAMES STARTED: BIG TEN PLAY Consecutive Career L. Montenegro 35 L. Montenegro 35 B. Rogers 25 K. Phillips 34 K. Phillips 19 K. Leinert 25 J. Frick 9 A. Tryba 25 C. Asher/A. Hairston 5 B. Rogers 25 C. Kridler 5 J. Warren 13 PURDUE RECORD WHEN SHE SCORES Player (Goals, GWG) PUR Record Win % K. Phillips (13, 3) K. Leinert (9, 2) A. Tryba (8, 4) L. Montenegro (7, 3) J. Warren (6, 2) A. Hairston (6, 3) M. Lynch (3, 0) R. Kimack (2, 1) K. Blacha (2, 0) H. Stuart (2, 0) S. Desmond (1, 0) C. Asher (1, 0) J. Frick (1, 0) WHERE & WHEN HAS SHE SCORED Player (Goals) H A N NC BT PS K. Phillips (13) K. Leinert (9) A. Tryba (8) L. Montenegro (7) J. Warren (6) A. Hairston (6) M. Lynch (3) 3 3 K. Blacha (2) R. Kimack (2) 2 2 H. Stuart (2) 2 2 C. Asher (1) 1 1 S. Desmond (1) 1 1 J. Frick (1) 1 1 H = Home, A = Away, N = Neutral NC = Nonconference, BT = Big Ten, PS = Postseason MULTI-GOAL & ASSIST EFFORTS Player Multi-Goal Multi-Asst Goal&Asst M. Lynch 1 A. Tryba 1 H. Stuart 1 M. Kuramoto 1 K. Phillips 4 A. Hairston 1 R. Kimack 1 Goal&Asst = Goal & Assist in the same game 2011 TEAM HONORS Big Ten Freshman of the Week Alex Hairston, Sept. 19 Boilermaker Challenge Cup All-Tournament Brookley Rogers Illini/Boilermaker Cup All-Tournament Alex Hairston Mollie Kuramoto Clara Kridler Big Ten Preseason Players to Watch Mollie Kuramoto Lauren Montenegro Brookley Rogers PURDUE HOSTS OHIO STATE FOR SPECIAL JERSEYS GAME The Boilermakers open a three-game homestand Sunday against Ohio State, beginning a stretch that will also feature the annual Purdue-Indiana Golden Boot trophy game and the home finale Oct. 16 against Michigan. The Boilermakers are scheduled to wear special red, white and blue uniforms Sunday for their annual special jerseys game. It will be military and ROTC appreciation day at the Varsity Soccer Complex. Money raised during the in-game silent auction for the red, white and blue uniforms will be donated to the American Legion. All fans with a military or ROTC ID card will receive free admission. This year s red, white and blue uniforms will feature blue jerseys, white shorts and red socks. Purdue also donned red, white and blue in 2007, wearing white jerseys, blue shorts and red socks that season. The Boilers sported purple jerseys last season to highlight the need for an elimination of domestic violence. Purdue has also worn yellow and pink jerseys in years past for the annual special jerseys game. BOILERMAKERS POST 150TH ALL-TIME WIN Purdue s victory at Northwestern Sept. 30 on the shores of Lake Michigan was the 150th in program history. The Boilermakers reached the sesquicentennial mark in just 14 seasons as a varsity program. Previously, Purdue posted its 50th win in 2003 and 100th victory in HAIRSTON RANKS AS PURDUE S TOP FRESHMAN GOAL SCORER SINCE 2005 Alex Hairston leads Purdue with six goals and is on pace Led Purdue in Goals as a Freshman to lead the team in scoring as a freshman. Her six goals Player represent the most by a freshman since Jessica Okorofao Jessica Okoroafo scored 10 in 2005, establishing a program freshman record. Parrissa Eyorokon Goals 10 4 Year Parrissa Eyorokon, Lauren Sesselmann, Annette Kent, Jennie Lauren Sesselmann Moppert and Chrissy Creamer were also Purdue s top Annette Kent goal scorers as freshmen. Okoroafo (35 career goals, 1st), Jennie Moppert Sesselmann (34, 2nd), Kent (31, 3rd), Eyorokon (27, 4th) Chrissy Creamer and Moppert (17, 7th) all finished their careers among the program s all-time Top PURDUE CHANGES UP BACK FOUR Jordan Frick, Brookley Rogers, Jessica Warren and Shae Desmond started each of the first 12 games as Purdue s defensive back four. But the coaching staff changed up the defensive alignment for the first time in the Sept. 30 win at Northwestern, with only Frick remaining in the same position. Rogers moved to outside back and Marta Lynch and Alexis Tryba were inserted as the center backs. All four players went the distance in both games of the Northwestern-Illinois road trip. Lynch had not played in 14 consecutive games the final two matches of 2010 and first 12 this season before rejoining the mix for the first Big Ten road trip of the season. WINNING STREAK VERSUS NORTHWESTERN EXTENDED TO EIGHT Behind goals from Kellie Phillips and Alex Hairston, Purdue posted its eighth consecutive win against Northwestern on a windy night along the shores of Lake Michigan Sept. 30. The eight-game win streak represents the Boilers longest against any opponent in program history. They have not lost to the Wildcats since Previously, Purdue won seven consecutive games against Big Ten rivals Indiana, Minnesota and Ohio State. The Boilermakers are also riding a current 14-game ( ) unbeaten streak against rival Indiana. That streak includes three draws in the last seven meetings. KRIDLER SECOND IN BIG TEN IN SAVES Clara Kridler has performed well in her first opportunity to be the full-time starting goalkeeper this year. She has helped Purdue shutout Toledo, Colorado and Indiana State and enters the weekend ranked second in the Big Ten with 74 saves, close behind league-leader Hayley Kopmeyer of Michigan. Kridler has averaged over five saves per game, making a season-high eight saves in the season-opening win against Toledo and the 1-1 draw with Iowa. She has made six or more saves in six other contests. SEVENTEEN SEE THE CHANCE TO START Seventeen different players have received an opportunity to start in Purdue s first 14 games of the season. But more telling, the Boilers have utilized eight different starting lineups in their first 14 games. Only four players Jordan Frick, Alex Hairston, Brookley Rogers and goalkeeper Clara Kridler have started each of the first 14 matches and nine players have seen action in every game. In comparison, seven players started every game and 10 players saw action in all 20 games of Katie Leinert, Lauren Montenegro, Kellie Phillips, Alexis Tryba and Jessica Warren were among those seven players that started every game of All five players have come off the bench at least once this season. In fact, Montenegro did not start for the first time in her Purdue career Aug. 26 against Longest Winning Streaks vs. an Opponent (Minimum 5 Games) Opponent Streak Years Last Game Northwestern Pr 2011 Indiana NA Minnesota NA Ohio State NA Michigan St NA Butler Pr 2009 DePaul Pr 2005 Career Games Started Purdue All-Time Leaders Player Starts Years Jessica Okoroafo Kira Bilecky Mary Masck Lauren Sesselmann Elise Berry Lauren Mason Christy Riggle Lauren Montenegro Pr Kellie Phillips Pr Oregon State. She still logged 71 minutes in the loss, playing the entire second half. But it ended Montenegro s team-long streak of 65 consecutive games started dating back to Phillips had started 46 consecutive games when she came off the bench Sept. 14 against Indiana State.

3 ROGERS CONTINUES TO BE IRON WOMAN With additional depth and fewer injuries this season, Purdue head coach Robert Klatte divided up the minutes more evenly during the nonconference portion of the season. But defender Brookley Rogers has remained a constant among the field players. Rogers has yet to leave the field this season after also playing every minute of every game in The senior has gone the distance in 35 consecutive games dating back to November Fellow defender Jessica Warren went the distance in 10 of the 12 games she started (all but Missouri and Indiana State) to open the season before moving to reserve roll in time for the Big Ten road trip to Northwestern and Illinois Sept. 30 through Oct. 2. HAIRSTON ACCOUNTS FOR FIRST TWO SCORES OF BIG TEN SEASON Alex Hairston enters the weekend leading the team with five goals. She has accounted for the first two goals of Big Ten play, scoring a second-half equalizer in the Sept. 18 loss to Michigan State and giving Purdue an early lead in the Sept. 25 draw with Iowa. Hairston has joined Katie Leinert as the only Boilers in program history to score Purdue s first two goals of the Big Ten portion of a season. Leinert accomplished the feat in 2009, accounting for an equalizer in a conference-opening draw at Wisconsin and the game-winner against Northwestern. MARLBOROUGH S HAT TRICK BURNS BOILERS IN LOSS TO NEBRASKA Morgan Marlborough s hat trick accounted for all the scoring in the first Purdue-Nebraska Big Ten game, won by the Huskers, 3-0, Sept. 23 at the Varsity Soccer Complex. With Purdue having rarely surrendered three goals to an opposing team (much less a single player) at home over the years, Marlborough s hat trick is believed to be only the second by a visiting player, and the first at the Varsity Soccer Complex. The other hat trick against Purdue in West Lafayette was recorded by Marquette s Kelly Roethe in the program s 1998 inaugural game. However, Marquette won that game, 10-1, which was played at the intramural soccer fields. Entering the season, Purdue had surrendered three or more goals in a home game at the Varsity Soccer Complex (1999-present) only six times. Opponents to Score 3+ Goals at the Varsity Soccer Complex (1999-Present) Date Goals Opponent 09/23/11 3 Nebraska 10/31/10 6 Penn State 09/10/10 3 Hofstra 08/27/06 4 San Diego St. 10/15/99 5 Iowa 09/26/99 3 Ohio State 09/24/99 5 Penn State Illinois Vanessa DiBernardo was the last opposing player to record a hat trick against Purdue, scoring four times in last year s game in Champaign. FOURTH STRAIGHT PURDUE-IOWA OVERTIME GAME IN WEST LAFAYETTE Purdue and Iowa played into overtime for the fourth consecutive game in West Lafayette Sept. 25 in the finale of the Boilers eight-game homestand. However, while the previous three OT games ended on golden goals (two for Purdue, one for Iowa), this year s game finished as a 1-1 draw. Including a scoreless draw in Iowa City in 2006, five of the last seven Purdue-Iowa games have now gone to overtime. HAIRSTON BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK After playing a role in three of the Boilers five goals the week of Sept , Alex Hairston was selected as the Big Ten Freshman of the Week. She scored the Boilers third goal in the Sept. 14 win against Indiana State and accounted for an equalizer in the second half of the conference opener versus Michigan State. She also assisted on Hadley Stuart s second of two goals against ISU. Hairston became the first Purdue freshman to score in her Big Ten debut since Jessica Stellhorn in Stellhorn went on to win Freshman of the Year honors. Hairston represents the Boilers first Freshman of the Week honoree since Jessica Warren in November 2009 and the first Purdue player to receive one of the league s three weekly awards since former goalkeeper Carianne Betts was selected the Defensive Player of the Week in September BOILERS SCORE FOUR IN RAINY SHUTOUT OF INDIANA STATE Thanks to goals from Lauren Montenegro, Hadley Stuart (two) and Alex Hairston, Purdue scored a season-high four goals in its nonconference final, a shutout win against Indiana State on a rainy night (Sept. 14) at the Varsity Soccer Complex. It was the Boilers first four-goal showing since defeating St. Bonaventure, 4-1, in August Hairston also assisted on Stuart s second goal to join Kellie Phillips and Rachael Kimack as active Boilers with a goal an assist in the same game. Purdue registered 10 of its season-high 11 corner kicks in the second half of the rainy game. The 11 corners were the most since the Boilers had 12 in an August 2010 draw with Miami (Fla.). STUART & KURAMOTO THRIVE ON MULTI NIGHT Hadley Stuart scored twice and Mollie Kuramoto setup a pair of goals in the Sept. 14 win against Indiana State. Stuart scored off a Kuramoto assist in the final minute of the first half and also accounted for Purdue s final goal of the night in the 65th minute. In the process, she was finally able to break through and record her first collegiate goal, ending a frustrating recent stretch that had seen her nearly score on multiple occasions. Stuart became the first Boiler to score twice in the same game in which she recorded her first collegiate goal since Katie Seeger in the 2009 season opener versus Ohio. The August 2010 home win against Morehead State marked the last multi-goal and multi-assist games by Boilers. Marta Lynch scored twice and Liz Secue setup two goals in that victory. Alexis Tryba (2009 vs. Ball State) is the other active Boiler with a collegiate multi-goal game. However, Kuramoto is now the only current Purdue player with a multi-assist game. She has setup goals by Chinyelu Asher, Stuart and Hairston (two) this season. Entering the Nebraska-Iowa weekend, Kuramoto has tallied an assist in each of the last three games that Purdue has scored. PURDUE ALL-TIME LEADERS GOALS ASSISTS 1. J. Okoroafo, L. Sesselmann, L. Sesselmann, K. Phillips, A. Kent, 31 J. Sarbaugh, C. Coppedge, 21 A. Kent, J. Moppert, S. Stapleton, K. Phillips, 13 GW GOALS POINTS 1. J. Okoroafo, L. Sesselmann, L. Sesselmann, J. Okorofao, P. Eyorokon, A. Kent, C. Coppedge, 6 6. C. Coppedge, Three Tied with 5 7. J. Moppert, A. Tryba, 4 8. K. Phillips, 45 TEAM LEADERS IN MINUTES Player Minutes 90+ GP-GS B. Rogers C. Kridler J. Warren J. Frick A. Hairston L. Montenegro M. Kuramoto K. Phillips C. Asher S. Desmond A. Tryba K. Leinert T. Niewoit H. Stuart K. Blacha L. McCalla R. Kimack M. Lynch T. Francel D. Beckwith S. Toppin-Herbert L. Varnau A. Thyen J. Stoot J. Kurgan Y. Lyon A. Davies M. Devilbiss = Played 90 minutes or more in a game GP-GS = Games Played/Games Started COMPARISON: SHOTS-SOG-CKs Opponent Purdue Opp at Toledo at #13 West Virginia #24 Oregon State at Missouri Colorado USC Cal State Northridge Kansas Indiana State Michigan State Nebraska Iowa at Northwestern at Illinois Ohio State Indiana Michigan at Wisconsin at Minnesota at Penn State All Games Big Ten Play

4 PURDUE RECORD WHEN Goals Purdue Scores First Opponent Scores First Purdue Scores Final/Only Goal Opponent Scores Final/Only Goal Purdue Leads at Halftime Opponent Leads at Halftime Game is Tied at Halftime Game is Scoreless at Halftime Game Goes to Overtime Shots Purdue Has More Shots Opponent Has More Shots Shots are Equal Purdue Has More SOG Opponent Has More SOG Shots on Goal are Equal Corner Kicks Purdue Has More Corners Opponent Has More Corners Corner Kicks are Equal CAREER GOAL TALLY Game-Winning Goals in Bold Kellie Phillips (13, 3 GWG) 09/30/10 at N Western 11/06/10 at Iowa 10/07/10 vs Indiana 10/01/10 at Illinois 09/17/10 at Colorado 08/29/10 vs SBU 08/22/10 vs Morehead 08/28/09 vs Loyola 09/18/09 vs Milwaukee 10/17/08 at Indiana 10/12/08 at Iowa 09/14/08 vs Morehead 08/26/08 vs Eastern Ill. Katie Leinert (9, 2 GWG) 10/14/10 at Michigan 10/10/10 at Minnesota 10/07/10 vs Indiana 09/17/10 at Colorado 09/10/10 vs Hofstra 09/27/09 at N Western 09/25/09 at Wisconsin 08/28/09 at Texas A&M 08/21/09 vs Ohio Alexis Tryba (8, 5 GWG) 08/28/11 at Missouri 09/03/10 at Fullerton 08/22/09 vs Evansville 09/07/09 vs Ball St. (2) 09/12/08 vs URI 08/31/08 at Oregon 08/26/08 vs Eastern Ill. Lauren Montenegro (7, 3 GWG) 09/14/11 vs Indiana St. 09/19/10 vs Denver 08/29/10 vs SBU 08/27/10 vs Miami 10/28/09 vs Loyola 10/24/08 vs Ohio St. 09/08/08 vs Illinois St. Alex Hairston (6, 3 GWG) 09/30/11 at N Western 09/25/11 vs Iowa 09/18/11 vs Mich. St. 09/14/11 vs Indiana St. 09/02/11 vs Colorado 08/19/11 at Toledo Jessica Warren (6, 2 GWG) 09/04/11 vs USC 10/24/10 vs Ohio St. 09/26/10 vs N Western 11/07/09 vs Iowa 11/03/09 at Indiana 10/15/09 vs Michigan Marta Lynch (3) 08/22/10 vs Morehead (2) 08/28/09 vs Loyola Kaitlyn Blacha (2) 08/28/11 at Missouri 10/31/10 vs Penn St. Rachael Kimack (2, 1 GWG) 08/22 vs SBU 08/22/10 vs Morehead Hadley Stuart (2) 09/14/11 vs Indiana St. (2) Chinyelu Asher (1) 09/09/11 vs Northridge Shae Desmond (1) 08/29/11 vs St. Bonaventure Jordan Frick (1) 09/09/11 vs Northridge CAREER GOALKEEPER SHUTOUTS Clara Kridler (2) 09/02/11 vs Colorado 08/19/11 at Toledo Combined: Kridler & Lyon (1) 09/14/11 vs Indiana St. BOILERMAKERS BATTLE INTO OVERTIME IN THREE STRAIGHT Purdue played in three straight overtime games from Sept. 4 through Sept. 11. But not much went right in extra time. The Boilers lost to USC and Kansas on golden goals late in the first OT. The Cal State Northridge game ended in a 2-2 draw, but Northridge won the exhibition shootout, 3-2, to determine which team advanced to the championship game of the Boilermaker Challenge Cup (won by Dayton). It marked only the second time in program history that Purdue played in three straight overtime affairs. The 2002 postseason featured three consecutive OT games, including an overtime win against Indiana and a shootout loss to Ohio State at the Big Ten Tournament and a shootout win against Eastern Illinois in the Boilers first-ever NCAA game. Purdue is now in its last eight overtime games dating back to the 2010 season opener, an overtime loss to Toledo. The Boilers last overtime win was against Iowa in the 2009 regular-season finale. Purdue played an additional 36 minutes of game action during its three straight overtime games. ASHER & FRICK SCORE THEIR FIRST COLLEGIATE GOALS IN DRAW The Boilermakers battled back from a 2-0 halftime deficit to salvage a 2-2 draw with Cal State Northridge Sept. 9 on the opening night of the Boilermaker Challenge Cup. Chinyelu Asher and Jordan Frick scored their first collegiate goals in the second half to pull Purdue even. It marked the first time since a September 2008 home win against Illinois State that two Boilers scored their first goals in the same game. Lauren Montenegro and Britney Scott were the first-time scorers that day. Purdue had not been involved in a draw since battling Wisconsin to a scoreless tie in the 2010 Big Ten opener, a stretch of 15 consecutive games. However, with four goals being scored in the Purdue-Northridge game, the high-scoring draw was an even more rare occurrence. The Boilermakers had not played in a draw in which four goals were scored since Aug. 31, 2003 against Eastern Michigan. That was game two of the 2003 season and, coincidentally, also a Boilermaker Challenge Cup game. DOUBLE-FIGURE SHOTS ON GOAL TOTAL DOESN T EQUAL WIN VERSUS KANSAS Purdue registered a season-high 11 shots on goal in the overtime loss to Kansas Sept. 11 on day two of the Boilermaker Challenge Cup. Unfortunately, the Boilers were unable to capitalize on numerous quality scoring chances and were shutout, 1-0. Kansas goalkeeper Kat Liebetrau made all 11 saves. Clara Kridler also played well in goal for Purdue, finishing with seven saves. The Boilermakers have now lost their last two games in which they have recorded a double-figure total of shots on goal. In the 2010 season finale, Purdue recorded 12 shots on goal but could not maintain a 2-0 lead, losing 3-2 at Iowa. The Kansas loss marked the first time since the beginning of the 2007 season that the Boilers were shutout in a game in which they recorded at least 10 shots on goal. It was a streak of 22 consecutive games with 10-plus SOGs in which Purdue had managed to score at least once. The loss to Iowa last year snapped the Boilers 21- game unbeaten (18-0-3) streak in games with at least 10 shots on goal. FRESHMEN TEAM UP FOR GAME-WINNER IN PURDUE S FIRST HOME NIGHT GAME Freshmen Alex Hairston and Chinyelu Asher teamed up for the only goal in Purdue s 1-0 win against Colorado Sept. 2 in the first-ever night game at the Varsity Soccer Complex. Asher tallied her first collegiate assist, helping the Boilers maintain possession and eventually setting up Hairston s second goal of the season. Hairston scored the game-winning goal in each of Purdue s first two victories this year, both 1-0 wins. In the process, she joined Alexis Tryba (2008) and Jessica Okoroafo (2005) as the only players in program history to account for the game-winning goal in the first two victories of their freshmen seasons. Okoroafo went on to score the game-winner in each of the first three victories of her freshman campaign. And the 2008 season featured a freshman accounting for the game-winner in each of Purdue s first six victories. After Tryba scored the decisive goal in wins against Eastern Illinois and Oregon, Lauren Montenegro did likewise versus Illinois State in win No. 3. Tryba had another game-winner in the Boilers next victory, making each of her first three collegiate goals game-winners. WARREN SCORES FIRST GOAL OUTSIDE OF BIG TEN PLAY Jessica Warren gave Purdue a halftime lead in the overtime loss to USC Sept. 4, connecting on a free kick about five minutes before the break. It was her sixth career goal, but first outside of Big Ten play. As her fifth career goal at the Varsity Soccer Complex, she is second among active players for most goals at home. Kellie Phillips (7), Lauren Montenegro (6) and Alexis Tryba (5) have also scored at least five times at the Varsity Soccer Complex. USC won the Illini/Boilermaker Cup after defeating both Illinois and Purdue during the Big Ten-Pac-12 weekend challenge, which also featured Colorado. Alex Hairston, Mollie Kuramoto and Clara Kridler represented Purdue on the all-tournament team. The Boilermakers had nine corners in their first overtime loss since falling to nationally-ranked Texas A&M in September 2010 at the Varsity Soccer Complex. Purdue also enjoyed its first halftime lead of the season in the loss to USC. PURDUE SUFFERS FIRST LOSS WHEN TRYBA SCORES The Boilermakers took an early lead in the Aug. 28 loss at Missouri when Alexis Tryba scored her eighth career goal in the 21st minute off a nice pass from Alex Hairston. But after Missouri responded with three unanswered goals and went on to win, 4-2, the Boilers suffered their first-ever loss when Tryba scored. With four of her eight goals proving to be game-winners, she has supplied the game-deciding score with half of her goals. BLACHA SCORES IN HER FIRST TWO STARTS Kaitlyn Blacha finished off a corner kick chance in the second half at Missouri for her second career goal. The senior was in the starting lineup for the first time this season in the Aug. 28 loss in Columbia. Coincidentally, she scored goals in each of her first two collegiate starts. Last season against Penn State, Blacha received her first opportunity to start and scored only 21 seconds after kickoff. Blacha also started Sept. 2 versus Colorado, Sept. 30 at Northwestern and Oct. 2 at Illinois but did not account for a goal.

5 Robert Klatte Head Coach & Program Architect 14th Year Career Record (.570) Purdue Record (.577) Big Ten Record (.548) ALL-TIME BIG TEN STADINGS Big Ten regular-season play, sorted by winning percentage School W L T Pct Pts Years Games Penn State Purdue Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Ohio State Minnesota Michigan St Indiana Northwestern Iowa Nebraska PURDUE S OVERTIME WINS Date Opponent Score GW Goal 11/07/09 Iowa 3-2 Own Goal 11/03/09 at Indiana 2-1 Sylvia Forbes 10/12/07 Iowa 2-1 Parrissa Eyorokon 11/02/06 vs Ohio State^ 2-1 Sylvia Forbes 09/24/06 Minnesota 1-0 Parrissa Eyorokon 10/16/05 at Northwestern 2-1 Lauren Sesselmann 11/07/02 vs Indiana^ 1-0 Lauren Sesselmann 09/15/02 at Oakland 4-3 Jessica Baumhoff 08/29/99 at Ohio 2-1 Kate Queen PURDUE S SCORELESS DRAWS Date Opponent Goalkeeper 09/27/10 Wisconsin Carianne Betts 11/18/07 Indiana* Jenny Bradfisch 10/07/07 at Michigan Jenny Bradfisch 08/31/07 Kentucky Jenny Bradfisch 10/22/06 Iowa Lauren Mason 08/29/06 at Cincinnati Lauren Mason 11/11/05 at UW-Milwaukee* Lauren Mason 09/27/02 at Ohio State Jocelyn Cavalier ^Big Ten Tournament Game *NCAA Tournament Game (Lost in a Shootout) BIG TEN STANDINGS Big Ten Overall As of Oct. 6 W L T Pts Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GA Home Away Neut Penn State Michigan Ohio State Michigan State Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Nebraska Minnesota Purdue Northwestern Friday, October 7 Wisconsin at Nebraska, 5 p.m. Saturday, October 8 Illinois at Michigan State, 1 p.m. Northwestern at Michigan, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Iowa, 8 p.m. Sunday, October 9 Ohio State at Purdue, 1 p.m. #18 Penn State at Indiana, 11 a.m. Wednesday, October 12 Michigan at Michigan State, 4 p.m. Thursday, October 13 Indiana at Purdue, 7 p.m. Friday, October 14 Nebraska at #18 Penn State, 7 p.m. Iowa at Ohio State, 7:30 p.m. Wisconsin at Northwestern, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Illinois, 8 p.m. Purdue s only head coach built the program from the ground up after arriving on campus in Led Purdue to 10 consecutive seasons with 10 or more victories from , the only coach in Big Ten history to achieve that feat with the same team. Built the program on pillars of academic excellence, personal responsibility, maximizing potential & pursing excellence & 2007 Big Ten Coach of the Year; NSCAA & Soccer Buzz Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year. Led Purdue to six NCAA Tournament appearances, including the 2003 Sweet 16, and the 2007 Big Ten Tournament title. Won his 200th career game as a head coach in 2010 Also served as the head coach at Wright State ( ) and Baylor ( ). Earned bachelor s (History, 1989) and master s (History, 1992) degrees at Baylor. Big Ten Schedule: Upcoming Games & Recent Results Sunday, October 2 Results at Illinois 1, Purdue 0 #24 Penn State 1, at Minnesota 0 Ohio State 1, at Wisconsin 0 Michigan 2, at Nebraska 1 at Iowa 1, Michigan State 0 Indiana 1, at Northwestern 0 Friday, September 30 Results Purdue 2, at Northwestern 1 Michigan State 1, at Nebraska 0 at Illinois 4, Indiana 1 Michigan 1, at Iowa 0 Thursday, September 29 Results at #24 Penn State 3, Ohio State 1 Minnesota 2, at Wisconsin 2 Sunday, September 25 Results Iowa 1, at Purdue 1 at Ohio State 2, Northwestern 0 at Michigan State 3, Minnesota 0 Wisconsin 0, at Michigan 0 at Penn State 1, #22 Illinois 1 at Indiana 2, Nebraska 1 Friday, September 23 Results Nebraska 3, at Purdue 0 Iowa 1, at Indiana 0 Wisconsin 2, at Michigan State 1 at Penn State 4, Northwestern 0 Minnesota 3, at Michigan 2 at Ohio State 2, #22 Illinois 1 Tuesday, September 20 Result Penn State 4, at Bucknell 0

6 PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP & TEAM ROSTER Goalkeeper #00 Clara Kridler Sophomore Upper Arlington, Ohio Defenders #21 Brookley Rogers #15 Marta Lynch #24 Alexis Tryba #17 Jordan Frick Senior Brookfield, Wis. Junior Upper Black Eddy, Pa. Senior Carmel, Ind. Sophomore Carmel, Ind. Co-Captain Midfielders #10 Mollie Kuramoto #5 Lauren Montenegro #19 Kellie Phillips Sophomore Loveland, Ohio Senior Diamond Bar, Calif. Senior Scottsdale, Ariz. Co-Captain Forwards #22 Kaitlyn Blacha #16 Alex Hairston #20 Chinyelu Asher Senior Avon, Ind. Freshman Portland, Ore. Freshman Silver Spring, Md. # Player Pos Ht Year Hometown (High School/Previous College) Applicable Pronunciation 00 Clara Kridler GK 5-8 So Upper Arlington, Ohio (Upper Arlington) Cryd-ler 3 Yana Lyon GK 5-6 Jr Powell, Ohio (Olentangy Liberty) Yah-nuh 4 Jessica Warren D 5-6 Jr Avon, Ind. (Avon) 5 Lauren Montenegro M 5-7 Sr Diamond Bar, Calif. (Diamond Ranch) Mon-tuh-neg-ro 6 Laura McCalla F 5-6 Sr Fayetteville, Ga. (Starr s Mill/UAB) Muh-call-uh 7 Alex Azeez M/F 5-7 Fr Liberty Township, Ohio (Lakota West) Uh-zees 8 Katie Leinert F 5-6 Sr Wildwood, Mo. (Eureka) Line-ert 9 Rachael Kimack D/M 5-7 So Carmel, Ind. (Bishop Chatard) Kim-ack 10 Mollie Kuramoto M 5-5 So Loveland, Ohio (Loveland) Cure-uh-moe-toe 11 Taylor Niewoit M/F 5-2 Fr Macomb, Mich. (Henry Ford II) Nee-woit 12 Tayler Francel D 5-6 Jr San Diego, Calif. (Granite Hills) Fran-sell 15 Marta Lynch D 5-7 Jr Upper Black Eddy, Pa. (Palisades) 16 Alex Hairston F 5-8 Fr Portland, Ore. (U.S. Grant) 17 Jordan Frick D 5-7 So Kirkwood, Mo. (Kirkwood) 18 Shae Desmond D/M 5-7 So Carmel, Ind. (Carmel) Shay 19 Kellie Phillips M 5-5 Sr Scottsdale, Ariz. (Horizon) 20 Chinyelu Asher M/F 5-5 Fr Silver Spring, Md. (Archbishop Carroll) Chin-yea-lou 21 Brookley Rogers D 5-6 Sr Brookfield, Wis. (Brookfield East) Brook-lee 22 Kaitlyn Blacha F 5-4 Sr Avon, Ind. (Avon) Block-uh 23 Hadley Stuart F 5-5 So Zionsville, Ind. (Zionsville) 24 Alexis Tryba D/M 5-4 Sr Carmel, Ind. (Carmel) Try-buh 25 Lauren Varnau F 5-6 Sr Bunker Hill, Ind. (Maconaquah) Var-know 26 Al Davies F 5-5 Fr Newark, Ohio (Newark) 27 Michelle Devilbiss D 5-2 Fr Powell, Ohio (Olentangy Liberty) De-vill-biss 28 Nicole Hively M/F 5-3 Fr Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Palos Verdes) Hive-lee 29 Anna Thyen F 5-6 Fr Jasper, Ind. (Jasper) Ten (10) 30 Devon Beckwith D/M 5-5 Fr Chardon, Ohio (Chardon) Devin 34 Soraya Toppin-Herbert M 5-3 Fr St. James, Barbados (Montgomery Academy [Pa.]) Sore-eh-uh / Her-bert 77 Jackie Kurgan M 5-4 Fr Oakville, Ontario (Appleby) 88 Jennifer Stoot M 5-5 Fr Colorado Springs, Colo. (Cheyenne Mountain) Head Coach: Robert Klatte (14th year, Baylor ) Assistant Coach: Erin Otagaki-VanPaemel (6th year, Washington ) Assistant Coach: Jim Daugherty (4th year, Dayton ) Athletic Trainers: Maggy Krauza & Megan Ryan Sports Performance: Christina Specos & Lindsay Dinkleman Student Managers: Ryan Becker, Brian Meyerholtz & Brian Montenegro Clot-ee Oh-tuh-gock-ee Van-pa-mel

7 Soccer Box Score (Final) 2010 Purdue Women's Soccer #17 Ohio State vs Purdue (Oct 24, 2010 at West Lafayette, Ind.) Ohio State (13-3-1, 7-1-0) vs. Purdue (6-10-2, 2-5-1) Date: Oct 24, 2010 Attendance: 387 Weather: Overcast, rain possible, low-70s Ohio State Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 1 Middleman, Rachel m 6 Jenkins, Courtney d 7 Sullivan, Liz f 10 Maxwell, Paige f 11 Cameron, Tiffany d 12 Beachy, Lauren d 13 Dickerson, Cassie m 15 Niederhaus, Kristen m 19 Wu, Danica d 20 Fuller, Megan m 23 Steuer, Lauren Substitutes -- 0 Baumgardner, Katie Reed, Kendyl Scoliere, Danielle Martin, Caitlyn Granberg, Lauren Walker, Aly Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Middleman, Rachel 30: Baumgardner, Katie 59: TM TEAM 0: Shots by period 1 2 Total Ohio State Purdue Corner kicks 1 2 Total Ohio State Purdue Goals by period 1 2 Total Ohio State Purdue Purdue Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 1 Betts, Carianne d 3 Secue, Liz m 4 Warren, Jessica m 5 Montenegro, Lauren f 8 Leinert, Katie m 10 Kuramoto, Mollie d 12 Francel, Tayler m 16 Frick, Jordan f 19 Phillips, Kellie d 21 Rogers, Brookley m 24 Tryba, Alexis Substitutes Kridler, Clara Lynch, Marta Desmond, Shae Akhavain, Roya Blacha, Kaitlyn Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Betts, Carianne 86: Kridler, Clara 3: Saves by period 1 2 Total Ohio State Purdue Fouls 1 2 Total Ohio State Purdue Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 17:07 PUR Warren, Jessica (2) Phillips, Kellie came out after corner Secue, Liz 2. 53:52 OSU Maxwell, Paige (9) Sullivan, Liz 20 yards out 3. 86:24 OSU Cameron, Tiffany (5) Walker, Aly soft header into lower left corner off thro Cautions and ejections: Win-Baumgardner, Katie (2-2-1). Loss-Betts, Carianne (6-9-2). Stadium: Varsity Soccer Comp Officials: Referee: Rich Grady; Asst. Referee: Dimitar Chavdarov; Mike Oliver; Alt. Official: Steve Reust; Timekeeper: Purdue Sports Info; Scorer: Purdue Sports Info; Offsides: Ohio State 7, Purdue 0. Official's signature

8 2011 Purdue Women's Soccer Purdue Individual Season/Career Statistics (as of Oct 05, 2011) All games SEASON CAREER ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att 16 HAIRSTON, Alex ASHER, Chinyelu KURAMOTO, Mollie STUART, Hadley FRICK, Jordan PHILLIPS, Kellie MONTENEGRO, Lauren BLACHA, Kaitlyn TRYBA, Alexis WARREN, Jessica THYEN, Anna McCALLA, Laura NIEWOIT, Taylor LEINERT, Katie TOPPIN-HERBERT, Sora STOOT, Jennifer KURGAN, Jackie VARNAU, Lauren DESMOND, Shae BECKWITH, Devon DEVILBISS, Michelle DAVIES, Al ROGERS, Brookley LYNCH, Marta FRANCEL, Tayler KIMACK, Rachael LYON, Yana KRIDLER, Clara Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho 00 KRIDLER, Clara : Career totals : LYON, Yana : Career totals : Total : Opponents :

9 2011 Purdue Women's Soccer Purdue Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 02, 2011) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Sep 18 MICHIGAN STATE L * Sep 23 NEBRASKA L * Sep 25 IOWA To * Sep 30 at Northwestern W * Oct 02 at Illinois L * - Big Ten Conference Game + - Illini/Boilermaker Cup ^ - Boilermaker Challenge TEAM STATISTICS PUR 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 3 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/306 2/458 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 16 HAIRSTON, Alex PHILLIPS, Kellie KURAMOTO, Mollie FRICK, Jordan ASHER, Chinyelu BLACHA, Kaitlyn MONTENEGRO, Lauren STUART, Hadley NIEWOIT, Taylor LEINERT, Katie McCALLA, Laura TRYBA, Alexis TOPPIN-HERBERT, Sor BECKWITH, Devon VARNAU, Lauren ROGERS, Brookley DESMOND, Shae LYNCH, Marta FRANCEL, Tayler KIMACK, Rachael WARREN, Jessica LYON, Yana KRIDLER, Clara Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 00 KRIDLER, Clara 5 453: LYON, Yana 1 16: Total 5 470: Opponents 5 470: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents

10 2011 Purdue Women's Soccer Purdue Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 02, 2011) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 19 at Toledo W Aug 21 at #13 West Virginia L Aug 26 #24 OREGON STATE L Aug 28 at Missouri L Sep 02 COLORADO W Sep 04 USC Lot ^ Sep 09 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE To ^ Sep 11 KANSAS Lot Sep 14 INDIANA STATE W * Sep 18 MICHIGAN STATE L * Sep 23 NEBRASKA L * Sep 25 IOWA To * Sep 30 at Northwestern W * Oct 02 at Illinois L * - Big Ten Conference Game + - Illini/Boilermaker Cup ^ - Boilermaker Challenge TEAM STATISTICS PUR 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 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/390 5/530 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 16 HAIRSTON, Alex ASHER, Chinyelu KURAMOTO, Mollie STUART, Hadley FRICK, Jordan PHILLIPS, Kellie MONTENEGRO, Lauren BLACHA, Kaitlyn TRYBA, Alexis WARREN, Jessica THYEN, Anna McCALLA, Laura NIEWOIT, Taylor LEINERT, Katie TOPPIN-HERBERT, Sor STOOT, Jennifer KURGAN, Jackie VARNAU, Lauren DESMOND, Shae BECKWITH, Devon DEVILBISS, Michelle DAVIES, Al ROGERS, Brookley LYNCH, Marta FRANCEL, Tayler KIMACK, Rachael LYON, Yana KRIDLER, Clara Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 00 KRIDLER, Clara : LYON, Yana 3 37: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Purdue Opponents