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1 EASTERN ILLINOIS WOMEN S SOCCER TWO Ohio Valley Conference Regular Season Titles: 1999 & 2000 FOUR NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 FIVE OVC Tournament Championships: ELEVEN Consecutive OVC Tournament Appearances: 1999-Present FOURTEEN Consecutive Conference Tournament Appearances: 1996-Present A Six-Game Road Stretch Begins EASTERN ILLINOIS (3-4-1) at MIAMI UNIVERSITY (5-2) Friday, September 17 3 p.m. (CDT) Miami Soccer Field Oxford, Ohio All-Time Series: Miami leads 1-0 Last Meeting: Miami 2, EIU 1 (2009 in Charleston) EASTERN ILLINOIS at WESTERN ILLINOIS (2-3-2) Sunday, September 19 Noon John MacKenzie Alumni Field Macomb, Illinois All-Time Series: EIU leads Last Meeting: EIU 1, WIU 0 OT (2009 in Charleston) Last Meeting in Macomb: WIU 2, EIU 0 (2008) Last EIU win in Macomb: EIU 5, WIU 1 (2004) Live Stats: STATISTICAL STACK-UP 2010 Stats EIU MIAMI WIU Record Conference OVC MAC Summit Home Away Neutral Goals Assists Goals Allowed Goal Diff. E GAA Shutouts Saves Shots Corner Kicks Fouls Preseason Poll 6th (of 9) 1st (of 6)* 5th (of 10) *East Division PANTHERS BEGIN SIX-GAME ROAD STRETCH Eastern Illinois begins a season-long six-game road stretch with an east-west road trip, traveling to Ohio Friday to take on Miami University before returning to the Land of Lincoln to square off against cross-state rival Western Illinois Sunday. The Panthers have not played six consecutive true road games since 2001, a season in which the schedule was rearranged due to cancellations in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Eastern will be making their first trip to Oxford, Ohio. Miami was the preseason favorite in the Mid-American Conference s East Division and has managed to score at least two goals in each of its first seven games this season. Eastern and Western will meet for the 14th consecutive year Sunday. Last season, EIU snapped a four-game (0-3-1) winless streak in the series with an overtime win in Charleston. Kaitlin Sullivan scored the golden goal. The Panthers are not scheduled to play at home again until Oct. 8. But four of the final five regular-season games are slated to be played at Lakeside Field. EASTERN S 2010 SCHEDULE ( : 7-8-5, Ohio Valley) v AUGUST v 16 DRAKE (Exhibition)... T IUPUI (EIU now leads 3-0)... W 2-0 STREID, Sullivan 22 EVANSVILLE (UE now leads 8-3-2)...W 1-0 (OT) GERMANN (PK) 27 at Valparaiso (EIU now leads 7-2-1)...L EASTERN MICHIGAN (EMU now leads 8-6)... L 1-0 v SEPTEMBER v 3 at Green Bay (EIU now leads 2-0-2)... T at Indiana State (EIU now leads 6-3-2)... L 2-1 (OT) Farrelly 10 BELMONT (EIU now leads 1-0)... W 1-0 GERMANN (PK) 12 UMKC (UMKC now leads 1-0)... L at Miami University, Ohio (Miami leads 1-0)...3 p.m. 19 at Western Illinois (EIU leads 8-4-1)... Noon 24 at Austin Peay (EIU leads 6-0-2)...7 p.m. 26 at Jacksonville State (EIU leads 5-2-1)...1 p.m. v OCTOBER v 1 at SIU Edwardsville (SIUE leads 1-0-1)...7 p.m. 3 at Southeast Missouri State (EIU leads )...2 p.m. 8 MOREHEAD STATE (EIU leads )... 3 p.m. 10 EASTERN KENTUCKY (EIU leads 4-1)... 1 p.m. 17 at Tennessee Tech (EIU leads )...2 p.m. 22 UT MARTIN (EIU leads )... 3 p.m. Ohio Valley Conference match HOME GAMES AT LAKESIDE FIELD All Times CDT/CST Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer: A Tradition of Excellence a EIU Homecoming & Breast Cancer Awareness Weekend 24 MURRAY STATE (EIU leads 6-3-3)... 1 p.m. a Senior Recognition Day v NOVEMBER v The OVC Tournament Regular-Season Champ Hosts 4 Opening Round (4 vs 5 and 3 vs 6)...TBA 5 Semifinals (Top 2 seeds receive byes)...tba 7 Tournament Championship...TBA 12 NCAA Tournament First Round...TBA

2 GAMES STARTED: ALL GAMES Consecutive Career Sam Balek 47 Sam Balek 47 Hillary Blake 33 Kaitlin Sullivan 38 Kaitlin Sullivan 12 Hillary Blake 35 J. Blake/Greene 8 Danielle Flynn 32 Lorbert/Prazma/Streid 8 Kaylin Lorbert 30 GAMES STARTED: OVC PLAY Consecutive Career Sam Balek 16 Sam Balek 16 Hillary Blake 11 Kaitlin Sullivan 12 Elise Farrelly 8 Hillary Blake 11 Kristin Germann 8 Elise Farrelly 11 sarah Rusk 10 EIU RECORD WHEN SHE SCORES... Player (Goals, GWGs) EIU Record Win % Ashley Eck (2, 0) Elise Farrelly (1, 0) Kristin Germann (5, 4) Sarah Rusk (3, 0) Kaitlin Sullivan (7, 1) Ashley Streid (5, 3) WHERE & WHEN HAS SHE SCORED... Player (Goals) H A N NC OVC PS A. Eck (2) 2 2 E. Farrelly (1) 1 1 K. Germann (5) S. Rusk (3) K. Sullivan (7) A. Streid (5) H = Home, A = Away, N = Neutral NC = Non-Conference, PS = Postseason EIU RECORD BOOK Career Minutes in Goal 1. Tiffany Groene...5, Jenny Williams...5, Jeanine Fredrick...4, Lindsay Dechert...3, Kaylin Lorbert...2, Pr Career Shutouts 1. Tiffany Groene Jenny Williams Lindsay Dechert Jeanine Fredrick Kaylin Lorbert Pr Career Save Pct (Minimum 1,000 minutes) 1. Jessica Graczyk Lindsay Dechert Jeanine Fredrick Kaylin Lorbert Pr Career GAA (Minimum 1,000 minutes) 1. Kaylin Lorbert Pr 2. Lindsay Dechert Tiffany Groene Jessica Graczyk Save Performances Goalkeeper # of 10+ Career-High (Yr) Kaylin Lorbert 3 11 at Morehead ( 08) Jenny Williams 3 13 at SE Missouri ( 09) Tiffany Groene 1 18 at Notre Dame ( 04) Lindsay Dechert 6 13 at Missouri* ( 03) Jeanine Fredrick at Evansville* ( 97) Jessica Graczyk 3 13 vs Creighton ( 97) Jenny Vargas 1 12 vs Toledo* ( 96) *Game Went Into Overtime EASTERN DOMINATES CHANCES BUT LOSES GAME Only in soccer can a team dominate the majority of the statistical categories in a game and still lose, 1-0. Eastern was on the downside of such a contest Sept. 12 against UMKC. The Panthers enjoyed a 17-6 edge in shots, 10-3 advantage in shots on goal and 9-1 edge in corner kicks. But UMKC scored the game s lone goal in the 56th minute and the Kangaroos goalkeeper made 10 saves to keep EIU off the scoreboard. UMKC is a second-year program and the victory was only the second in team history. GERMANN CONNECTS ON SECOND CLUTCH PK OF THE SEASON Kristin Germann connected on a penalty kick with only 12 seconds remaining in regulation to break a scoreless tie and lift EIU to a 1-0 win against Belmont Sept. 10. Germann was knocked down from behind with the ball at her feet on the right side of the 18-yard box in the final minute. She was selected to take the penalty kick in part because she had already connected in a similar situation in the Aug. 22 overtime win against Evansville. Four of Germann s five career goals have now been game-winners. Germann is the first Panther since Trisha Walter in 2004 to connect on multiple penalty kicks in the same season. That year also marked the last time EIU as a team had two PK scores. Eastern had not scored in the final minute of regulation since the 2004 OVC Tournament title game at Samford, when Sharyne Connell scored the game-winner with 24 seconds remaining to lift the Panthers to their fourth consecutive tourney title. LORBERT LEADING THE LEAGUE IN GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Kaylin Lorbert entered the week leading the OVC with a 0.52 goals against average, surrendering only four goals in 693 minutes played so far this season. She also ranked 30th nationally. Lorbert has also taken over as EIU s all-time leader in career GAA (1.02) and the active career leader in the OVC. SOLID START DEFENSIVELY Eastern has surrendered an OVC-low five goals in its first eight games. Around the conference, only SIU Edwardsville has given up fewer (three in six games). The Cougars are off to an impressive start but aren t listed among the league leaders because they are not slated to play a full OVC schedule while continuing their reclassification process from NCAA Division II to Division I status. Eastern s two goals allowed through the first four games, four goals allowed through the first six games, and five goals allowed through the first eight games were each the fewest in program history. The program record for fewest goals against in a season is 17, established in That year, EIU gave up only four goals in its final 12 games after surrendering 13 in the first nine contests. Games EIU Goals Against 2010 Goals Against Previous Team Records Games Goals Against 4 (2009) 3 6 (2000) 5 8 (2000) 5 10 (2000 & 2001) 8 BALEK MOVES TO CENTER MID, LEAVES FIELD FOR FIRST TIME IN 2010 The EIU coaching staff moved Sam Balek from center back to center mid during the Belmont- UMKC weekend homestand (Sept ). Balek had been a constant at center back since joining EIU in time for the 2008 season. Balek left the field for the first time this season in the first half of the Belmont win, ending her streak of consecutive minutes played at 1,194 dating back to October Hillary Blake and Erika Prazma handled the center back duties with Balek playing in the midfield. Both players went the distance against Belmont and UMKC. Blake now sports the longest consecutive minutes played streak, at 675 dating back to the beginning of the Evansville win on Aug. 22. FARRELLY ENDS SCORING DROUGHT WITH HER FIRST GOAL Elise Farrelly snapped EIU s scoring drought at 316 consecutive minutes with her first-half goal in the overtime loss at Indiana State Sept. 5. Eastern had been shutout in three straight games since Kristin Germann s overtime game-winner against Evansville on Aug. 22. Farrelly s goal was the first of her collegiate career. It was an equalizer, tying the game at 1-1. She became the first Panther to score her first career goal this season. She was also the first EIU player to score her first goal in a road game since Ashley Streid in the 2009 season-opening win at IUPUI. SCORELESS DRAW REDUX The scoreless draw at Green Bay Sept. 3 was the ninth in program history but first since October Of those nine scoreless draws, six have come on the road. There has not been a scoreless draw at Lakeside Field since October Goalkeeper Kaylin Lorbert has now posted three of her nine career shutouts in scoreless draws. She made a season-high seven saves to help keep Green Bay off the scoreboard. Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer: A Tradition of Excellence

3 OVERTIME HEARTBREAK AT INDIANA STATE Eastern was only 26 seconds away from salvaging a draw in its Sept. 5 road game at Indiana State. But the Sycamores managed to score a golden goal in the final minute of double overtime to deal EIU a tough loss. Indiana State has now beaten the Panthers in overtime in each of the last two meetings in Terre Haute. Eastern is now in overtime games under second-year head coach Summer Perala. Three of the Panthers first six games this season went to overtime, with EIU posting a record in the extended affairs. Dating back to the final three games of the 2009 season, three of the Panthers last seven losses have come in overtime. LORBERT SHARES OVC KEEPER OF THE WEEK Kaylin Lorbert helped keep EIU in both of its 1-0 losses to Valparaiso and Eastern Michigan and she shared the OVC Goalkeeper of the Week award for her efforts. Lorbert finished the weekend with seven saves, making five against EMU. Lorbert has started each of the first eight games in goal this season, surrendering only four goals. She has surrendered multiple goals in only two of her last 12 starts dating back to HOME SCORING & UNBEATEN STREAK ENDS When the Panthers were shutout in their Aug. 29 loss to Eastern Michigan a pair of notable home streaks came to an end. The shutout loss snapped EIU s nine-game unbeaten (6-0-3) streak at home, as well as the team s streak of 14 consecutive regular-season home games with a goal. The Panthers had not lost at home since Sept. 6, 2009 (vs. Miami) and had not been shutout at home since Sept. 28, The goal scoring streak at home was the second-longest streak in program history. The longest streak was 24 from October Additionally, EIU had not lost in 1-0 fashion at home since Sept. 5, 2008 (vs. Wright State). GERMANN S STARTING STREAK ENDS AT VALPO Kristin Germann came off the bench for the first time in her EIU career in the Aug. 27 loss at Valparaiso. Germann started all 20 games as a freshman in 2009, one of only four Panthers to do so, and the first two games of this year. Her 22-game starting streak was the third longest active run on the team. Kayla Doran started in her place. Germann has since returned the starting lineup full time but her minutes have been limited due to a muscle strain. Ohio Valley Conference Standings OHIO VALLEY OVERALL As of Sept. 13 W L T PCT PTS GF GA W L T PCT GF GA Austin Peay Southeast Missouri St Eastern Illinois UT Martin Jacksonville State Morehead State Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Murray State SIU Edwardsville SIUE is reclassifying (from NCAA DII to DI) & not eligible for OVC play UPCOMING GAMES Wednesday, September 15 Louisiana Tech at Tennessee Tech, 4 p.m. Friday, September 17 Eastern Illinois at Miami (Ohio), 3 p.m. Louisiana Tech at Murray State, 3 p.m. Presbyterian (S.C.) at Eastern Kentucky, 4 p.m. SIU Edwardsville at Northern Illinois, 4 p.m. Troy at Jacksonville State, 6 p.m. South Alabama at Morehead State, 6 p.m. Southeast Missouri at Western Kentucky, 6 p.m. Sunday, September 19 Eastern Illinois at Western Illinois, Noon Western Michigan at Murray State, 11 a.m. Ohio at Morehead State, Noon Valparaiso at Austin Peay, 1 p.m. Eastern Kentucky at Detroit, 1 p.m. UT Martin at SIU Edwardsville, 1 p.m. Jacksonville State at Louisiana Tech, 2 p.m. Southeast Missouri at Arkansas State, 2 p.m. RECENT results Tuesday, September 14 at Austin Peay 6, Alabama A&M 0 Sunday, September 12 UMKC 1, at Eastern Illinois 0 Western Kentucky 1, at Eastern Kentucky 1 Southeastern Louisiana 2, Austin Peay 1 at SIU Edwardsville 3, Murray State 0 Morehead State 2, at Gardner-Webb 0 at Samford 2, Tennessee Tech 0 at UT Martin 2, IPFW 0 at Jacksonville State 7, Southern (La.) 0 Friday, September 10 at Eastern Illinois 1, Belmont 0 IPFW 2, at Murray State 1 (OT) USC Upstate 1, Morehead State 0 at UT Martin 2, Evansville 0 Tennessee Tech 3, Georgia Southern 1 Austin Peay 4, Southern (La.) 0 SIU Edwardsville 0, at Western Illinois 0 Stetson 3, at Southeast Missouri State 2 Southeastern Louisiana 2, at Jacksonville St. 1 Eastern Illinois Women s Soccer: A Tradition of Excellence ACTIVE OVC LEADERS As of Sept. 12 OFFENSIVE STATS Goals 1. Ashley Runion...SEMO Erin Adams...MOR Chelsea Pelletier...JSU Jillian Birchmeier...MOR Sophie Hargreaves... MUR Devan Jordan...MOR Katie Wilson... MUR Lindsay Boehmler...JSU Ashley Smith... Tech Kalli McCoy... MUR Andrea Meloff... Tech Kaitlin Sullivan... EIU... 7 Assists 1. Ashley Runion...SEMO Rachel Wright... MUR Jenni Duffy... UTM... 9 Devan Jordan...MOR Sophie Hargreaves... MUR... 7 Chelsea Pelletier...JSU Danielle McMurray... MUR... 6 Katie McMurray... MUR... 6 Alex Rustad...JSU... 6 Kaitlin Sullivan... EIU... 4 Game-Winning Goals 1. Ashley Runion...SEMO... 6 Brooke Robertson... UTM Katie Wilson... MUR... 5 Erin Adams...MOR Kristin Germann... EIU... 4 Jillian Birchmeier...MOR... 4 Sophie Hargreaves... MUR... 4 Bobbi Jo Schlick...SEMO Ashley Streid... EIU... 3 Six Others Tied with... 3 Points 1. Ashley Runion...SEMO Erin Adams...MOR Chelsea Pelletier...JSU Devan Jordan...MOR Sophie Hargreaves... MUR Jillian Birchmeier...MOR Katie Wilson... MUR Rachel Wright... MUR Lindsay Boehmler...JSU Ashley Smith...TTU Kaitlin Sullivan... EIU GOALKEEPING STATS Goals Against Average (Min. 1,500 minutes) 1. Kaylin Lorbert... EIU Tara Isbell... MUR Ali Koenig...JSU Carley Newman... APSU Lily Meisner...MOR Stephanie Lynch... EKU Saves 1. Stephanie Lynch... EKU Tara Isbell... MUR Carley Newman... APSU Lily Meisner...MOR Kaylin Lorbert... EIU Ali Koenig...JSU Lauren MacKenzie... UTM Becca Toler... Tech Shutouts 1. Tara Isbell... MUR Stephanie Lynch... EKU Lily Meisner...MOR Kaylin Lorbert... EIU Carley Newman... APSU Ali Koenig...JSU... 3

4 CAREER GW GOAL TALLY Krstin Germann 2 09/10/10: Belmont, /22/10: Evansville (OT), /04/09: Austin Peay, /13/09: Northern Iowa, 2-0 Ashley Streid 2 08/20/10: IUPUI, /18/09: Jacksonville State, /21/09: at IUPUI, 2-0 Kaitlin Sullivan 1 09/24/09: Western Illinois (OT), 1-0 TEAM LEADERS IN MINUTES PLAYED Player Career Sam Balek (Jr) ,307 Kaitlin Sullivan (Sr) ,660 Hillary Blake (Jr) ,538 Kaylin Lorbert (Sr) ,905 Danielle Flynn (Sr) 327 2,782 Ashley Eck (Jr) 476 2,529 Elise Farrelly (Jr) 458 2,333 Sarah Rusk (Sr) 124 2,257 Kristin Germann (So) 453 2,158 Erika Prazma (Jr) ,812 Ashley Streid (So) ,611 Kayla Doran (So) 326 1,368 Jessica Blake (Jr) ,246 Jessie Morgan (So) 65 1,173 Caitlin Greene (Fr) Lauren Hoppensteadt (Fr) Ellen Campbell (Fr) Cassidi Dietz (Fr) Samantha Rall (Fr) Brenna Vogel (Fr) Jessica Taldone (RS-Fr) Comparison: Shots-SOG-Corners Opponent EIU OPP IUPUI Evansville at Valparaiso Eastern Michigan at Green Bay at Indiana St Belmont UMKC at Miami at Western Illinois at Austin Peay at Jacksonville St. at SIU Edwardsville at SE Missouri Morehead St. Eastern Kentucky at Tennessee Tech UT Martin Murray St. Season Totals ALL-TIME OVC RECORDS Regular-Season Tournament School (1st Yr) W-L-T Pct W-L-T Titles EIU ( 98) SEMO ( 99) Murray ( 00) Samford ( 03-07) Tech ( 98) UT Martin ( 98) Morehead ( 98) Jax State ( 03) EKU ( 05) Austin Peay ( 02) MTSU ( 98-99) *When a tournament game goes to a shootout it goes into the record book as a draw. IMPRESSIVE START Eastern jumped out to its first 2-0 start since 2001 and for only the fourth time in program history. The Panthers also started 2-0 in 1996 (9-0) and By shutting out both IUPUI and Evansville during the season-opening weekend, EIU opened with back-to-back shutouts for the first time in program history. Eastern also recorded consecutive shutouts against nonconference foes for the first time since 2002 (Evansville and Loyola). BALEK DEFENDER OF THE WEEK Sam Balek was named the Ohio Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Week after going the distance at her center back position in both shutout victories during the season-opening homestand. It marked the second time in her career that she was recognized. Balek and the Panther defense did not surrender a corner kick opportunity in the first half of either game and limited the opposition to seven corners and eight shots on goal in 185 minutes of game action. GERMANN CONNECTS ON OVERTIME PK About five minutes into overtime of the Aug. 22 win against Evansville, Kristin Germann was knocked off her feet by an opposing defender while trying to make a play on a cross in the heart of the 18-yard box. It led to a penalty kick opportunity and Germann was selected to take the PK that she helped create. When she connected with a shot inside the right post, the golden goal lifted EIU its 21st overtime win in program history. EIU S OVERTIME WINS Year Opponent Score GW Goal 2010 Evansville 1-0 K. Germann 2009 Western Illinois 1-0 K. Sullivan 2008 at Tennessee Tech 1-0 R. Hamilton 2007 at Murray State 2-1 A. Miller 2006 Loyola 2-1 R. Hamilton 2005 at UT Martin 1-0 K. Hayes 2004 SE Missouri 2-1 M. Steinhaus 2001 Murray State 2-1 A. Frericks 2000 at Murray State 2-1 B. Liesen 2000 Morehead State 2-1 B. Liesen 2000 at Northern Iowa 1-0 R. Traen 1999 SE Missouri 2-1 I. Hakansson 1999 at Morehead St. 2-1 C. Griggs 1998 Eastern Michigan 2-1 M. Cameron 1998 at UW-Milwaukee 2-1 D. Markus 1997 at Memphis 1-0 K. Gilbert 1997 at Loyola 3-2 D. Markus 1996 at Saint Louis 3-2 B. Aussin 1996 Western Michigan 3-1 B. Aussin 1996 Eastern Michigan 4-3 T. Strother 1995 Toledo 3-2 B. Aussin *Games Decided by a Shootout Not Included EIU S SCORELESS DRAWS Year Opponent Goalkeeper 2010 at Green Bay Kaylin Lorbert 2008 at Austin Peay Kaylin Lorbert 2008 vs Northern Iowa Kaylin Lorbert 2006 Morehead State Jenny Williams 2006 at Austin Peay Jenny Williams 2005 at Murray State tiffany Groene 2005 at Southeast Missouri tiffany Groene 2004 Loyola tiffany Groene 2000 Southwest Missouri Jeanine Fredrick Germann joined Kaitlin Sullivan as active Panthers with an overtime game-winner on her collegiate résumé. It marked the first time since a 2004 win at Samford that a penalty kick score was the difference in a 1-0 EIU victory. With the Evansville game being just the second of the 2010 season, it marked the earliest in program history that the Panthers posted an overtime win. However, EIU had opened seasons with overtime losses in 1997, 2002 and STREID & SULLY SCORE IN SEASON-OPENER Ashley Streid and Kaitlin Sullivan scored the goals in EIU s season-opening win against IU- PUI. Eastern topped IUPUI, 2-0, in its season opener for the second year in a row. The Panthers had never before opened consecutive seasons against the same team, much less beaten the same team in back-to-back season openers. Streid scored both goals in the 2009 win at IUPUI. She s the first player in program history to score the game-winning goal in the season opener of back-to-back years. She also joined Audra Frericks (2003 and 2004) as the only players in program history to score a goal in consecutive season openers. QUICK STRIKE IN SEASON OPENER Ashley Streid her game-winning goal in the season opener against IUPUI only two minutes and 20 seconds into the game. It was the quickest EIU goal to begin a game since Sharyne Connell scored two minutes and 11 seconds into a 2005 loss at Loyola. AN ASSIST IN HER FIRST COLLEGIATE GAME Freshmen Lauren Hoppensteadt and Caitlin Greene were in the starting lineup for both games during the season-opening weekend. Hoppensteadt helped setup Kaitlin Sullivan s goal in the IUPUI game for her first collegiate assist. Since 2003, Jessie Morgan (2009) and Trisha Walter (2003) are the only other EIU freshmen to record an assist in a season opener. HILLARY BLAKE S IRON WOMAN STREAK ENDS Hillary Blake left the field in the 54th minute of the season-opening win against IUPUI, ending her streak of consecutive minutes played at 2,525 dating back to October She went the distance in 25 consecutive games, a streak that began in the Oct. 17, 2008 overtime win at Tennessee Tech. Blake did not leave the field during game action in all of She s believed to be the first player in program history to play every minute of every game during a season. Eastern Illinois at the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament

5 Soccer Box Score (Final) 2009 Eastern Illinois Women's Soccer Miami (Ohio) vs Eastern Illinois (Sep 06, 2009 at Charleston, Illinois) Miami (Ohio) (2-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Eastern Illinois (2-2-1) Date: Sep 06, 2009 Attendance: 154 Miami (Ohio) Weather: Overcast, rainy, low-70s Eastern Illinois Miami (Ohio) Eastern Illinois Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Min Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Min GK 1 PACE, Krista GK 30 LORBERT, Kaylin M 5 CARLSON, Kersta D 4 DORAN, Kayla D 6 BYRON, Rachel F 7 SULLIVAN, Kaitlin M 7 LASER, Stephanie D 9 BLAKE, Hillary M 11 KARLSSON, Alexandra M 10 HAMILTON, Rachel F 14 LUND, Sara F 12 MILLER, Alexis D 15 CLARK, Hayley M 14 ECK, Ashley F 19 ZWINGELBERG, Jodi F 15 MORGAN, Jessie D 21 LIVINGSTON, Brooke D 18 PRAZMA, Erika F 23 BERKEY, Allison D 22 BALEK, Sam D 24 CLARKE, Courtney M 23 GERMANN, Kristin Substitutes Substitutes BYRON, Jessica STREID, Ashley CANDIA, Eva FARRELLY, Elise KODIAK, Jess BLAKE, Jessica DESSFELT, Sarah FLYNN, Danielle Totals Totals Miami (Ohio) Eastern Illinois ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves PACE, Krista... 90: LORBERT, Kaylin... 90: Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period 1 2 Tot Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio) Eastern Illinois Eastern Illinois Corner kicks 1 2 Tot Fouls 1 2 Tot Miami (Ohio) Miami (Ohio) Eastern Illinois Eastern Illinois SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description :14 MIAMI LUND, Sara (1) BERKEY, Allison Hard left flank over GK's head into top :31 MIAMI BERKEY, Allison (2) LUND, Sara Header point blank after effective left-to-right cross 3. 32:20 EIU GERMANN, Kristin (1) HAMILTON, Rachel Point blank center after corner kick scramble CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-MIAMI #19 (42:21) Officials: Referee: Joshua Kelley; Asst. Referee: Brandon Rinkenberger; Michael Prostakov; Timekeeper: Ryan Gilmore; Scorer: Ben Turner; Offsides: Miami (Ohio) 1, Eastern Illinois 5. Officials signature

6 Soccer Box Score (Final) 2009 Eastern Illinois Women's Soccer Western Illinois vs Eastern Illinois (Sep 24, 2009 at Charleston, Illinois) Western Illinois (2-4-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 OT Tot Eastern Illinois (4-3-3) Date: Sep 24, 2009 Attendance: 197 Western Illinois Weather: Early rain, overcast, cool Eastern Illinois Western Illinois Eastern Illinois Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Min Pos ## Player Sh SOG G A Min GK 01 Meghan Tyk GK 0 WILLIAMS, Jenny D 3 Miranda Graham F 7 SULLIVAN, Kaitlin F 4 Jill Kevorkian D 9 BLAKE, Hillary M 5 Sarah Blaase M 10 HAMILTON, Rachel F 6 Courtney Bresnahan M 11 FARRELLY, Elise F 7 Kellie Julius F 12 MILLER, Alexis M 12 Caitlin Barrett M 13 BLAKE, Jessica M 13 Demmi Vance F 15 MORGAN, Jessie D 18 Jennifer Green D 16 FLYNN, Danielle D 19 Amanda Wright D 22 BALEK, Sam D 24 Keeley Murray M 23 GERMANN, Kristin Substitutes Substitutes Abby Davis RIDOLFI, Laura Laura Lins DORAN, Kayla Kayse Flostrand SHEAR, Cassie Katie Condon KOHEN, Sam Chrissy Campbell ECK, Ashley Nora Potempa PRAZMA, Erika Totals Totals Western Illinois Eastern Illinois ## Player MIN GA Saves ## Player MIN GA Saves Meghan Tyk... 95: WILLIAMS, Jenny... 95: Shots by period 1 2 OT Tot Saves by period 1 2 OT Tot Western Illinois Western Illinois Eastern Illinois Eastern Illinois Corner kicks 1 2 OT Tot Fouls 1 2 OT Tot Western Illinois Western Illinois Eastern Illinois Eastern Illinois SCORING SUMMARY: GOAL Time Team Goal Scorer Assists Description :17 EIU SULLIVAN, Kaitlin (1) KOHEN, Sam 15 yards center inside left post for golden goal CAUTIONS AND EJECTIONS: YC-EIU #18 (76:20); YC-EIU #10 (93:33) Officials: Referee: Abdu Bensalah; Asst. Referee: Pamela Anderson; Kurt Jaenicke; Timekeeper: Brenton Emmanuel; Scorer: Ben Turner; Offsides: Western Illinois 0, Eastern Illinois 0. Officials signature

7 2010 Eastern Illinois Women's Soccer Eastern Illinois Individual Season/Career Statistics (as of Sep 14, 2010) 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 23 GERMANN, Kristin STREID, Ashley SULLIVAN, Kaitlin FARRELLY, Elise HOPPENSTEADT, Lauren ECK, Ashley BLAKE, Jessica BALEK, Sam GREENE, Caitlin PRAZMA, Erika FLYNN, Danielle BLAKE, Hillary VOGEL, Brenna CAMPBELL, Ellen RUSK, Sarah DORAN, Kayla LORBERT, Kaylin RALL, Samantha MORGAN, Jessie WAMPLER, Jenna DIETZ, Cassidi TALDONE, Jessica Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho 30 LORBERT, Kaylin : Career totals : TALDONE, Jessica : Career totals : Total 8 764: Opponents 8 764:

8 2010 Eastern Illinois Women's Soccer Eastern Illinois Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 14, 2010) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 20 IUPUI W Aug 22 EVANSVILLE Wot Aug 27 at Valparaiso L Aug 29 EASTERN MICHIGAN L Sep 03 at Green Bay To Sep 05 at Indiana State Lo Sep 10 BELMONT W Sep 12 UMKC L TEAM STATISTICS EIU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 2 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/172 3/219 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 23 GERMANN, Kristin STREID, Ashley SULLIVAN, Kaitlin FARRELLY, Elise HOPPENSTEADT, Laur ECK, Ashley BLAKE, Jessica BALEK, Sam GREENE, Caitlin PRAZMA, Erika FLYNN, Danielle BLAKE, Hillary VOGEL, Brenna CAMPBELL, Ellen RUSK, Sarah DORAN, Kayla LORBERT, Kaylin RALL, Samantha MORGAN, Jessie DIETZ, Cassidi TALDONE, Jessica Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 30 LORBERT, Kaylin 8 693: TALDONE, Jessica 3 71: Total 8 764: Opponents 8 764: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents