100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES

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1 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Meet the RedHawks Opponent Information 65

2 Program History Individual Season/Career Records TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER Goals 1.) Danielle Berkemeier (2002) 2.) 16...Ashley Swinehart (2003) 16...Andrea Cunningham (2000) Assists (min. 7) 1.) 9...Danielle Altiero (2001) 9... Danielle Berkemeier (1999) 3.) 8...Andrea Cunningham (2002) 8... Danielle Berkemeier (2001) Shots 1.) 93...Ashley Swinehart (2003) 2.) 90...Andrea Cunningham (2002) 90...Andrea Cunningham (2000) Points 1.) Danielle Berkemeier (2002) 2.) Danielle Berkemeier (1999) 3.) Danielle Berkemeier (2001) 38...Andrea Cunningham (2000) Game-Winning Goals 1.) 9... Danielle Berkemeier (2002) 2.) 6...Andrea Cunningham (2001) 3.) 5...Ashley Swinehart (2004) 5...Andrea Cunningham (1999) Multiple-Goal Games 1.) 4...Ashley Swinehart (2003) 4...Andrea Cunningham (2001) 4...Andrea Cunningham (2000) Saves 1.) 86...Katie Karlander (2001) Laura Degelleke (2000) 3.) 75...Amanda Kuehnle (1998) Shutouts 1.) 7...Katie Karlander (2001) 2.) 6...Leigh Terry (2002) 3.) 5.5*... Laura Degelleke (2000) * Since 2001, only complete shutouts have been awarded Goals Against Average Minimum 500 Minutes 1.) Amanda Kuehnle (1999) 2.) Amanda Kuehnle (1998) 3.) Katie Karlander (2001) Wins 1.) 15...Leigh Terry (2002) 2.) 14...Katie Karlander (2001) 3.) Laura Degelleke (2000) 66 Career Goals 1.) Danielle Berkemeier ( ) 2.) 58...Andrea Cunningham ( ) 3.) Ashley Swinehart ( ) Career Assists 1.) Danielle Berkemeier ( ) 2.) 25...Andrea Cunningham ( ) 3.) 18...Danielle Altiero ( ) Career Shots 1.) Andrea Cunningham ( ) 2.) Danielle Berkemeier ( ) 3.) Ashley Swinehart ( ) Career Points 1.) Danielle Berkemeier ( ) 2.) Andrea Cunningham ( ) 3.) Ashley Swinehart ( ) Career Game-Winning Goals 1.) Danielle Berkemeier ( ) 2.) 17...Andrea Cunningham ( ) 3.) Ashley Swinehart ( ) Career Multiple-Goal Games 1.) 14...Andrea Cunningham ( ) 2.) 8... Danielle Berkemeier ( ) 3.) 7... Ashley Swinehart ( ) Career Saves 1.) Leigh Terry ( ) 2.) Megan Ortner (2003-) 3.) Katie Karlander ( ) Career Shutouts 1.) Katie Karlander ( ) 2.) 7... Megan Ortner (2003-) 7... Kim French ( ) Career Goals Against Avg. 1.) Katie Karlander ( ) 2.) Amanda Kuehnle ( ) 3.) Leigh Terry ( ) Laura Degelleke (2000) Career Wins 1.) 25...Leigh Terry ( ) 2.) Katie Karlander ( ) 3.) Kim French ( ) Career W/L Record (min. 10 dec.) 1.) (.750)... Katie Karlander ( ) 2.) (.674)... Kim French ( ) 3.) (.650)...Laura Degelleke (2000) (.650)...Leigh Terry ( ) Career Games Started 1.) 85...Andrea Cunningham ( ) 2.) 84...Danielle Berkemier ( ) 3.) 80...Shaedyn Cousino ( ) Career Games Played 1.) Danielle Berkemeier ( ) 2.) 88...Andrea Cunningham ( ) Katie Milligan ( ) 2006 Miami University Soccer Media Guide

3 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Meet Program the RedHawks History Opponent All-Time Information Honors/Awards MAC Player of the Year Ashley Swinehart & 2004 Danielle Berkemeier Andrea Cunningham MAC Freshman of the Year Danielle Berkemeier All-MAC 2005 Kathleen Vistica... 1st Team Lindsay Dunmead... 1st Team 2004 Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team 2003 Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team 2002 Danielle Altiero... 1st Team Danielle Berkemeier... 1st Team Andrea Cunningham... 1st Team Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team Audry Wieman... 1st Team Shaedyn Cousino... 2nd Team 2001 Danielle Altiero... 1st Team Danielle Berkemeier... 1st Team Andrea Cunningham... 1st Team Shaedyn Cousino... 2nd Team Katie Karlander... 2nd Team 2000 Andrea Cunningham... 1st Team Tonja Weimer... 1st Team Danielle Berkemeier... 2nd Team Shaedyn Cousino... 2nd Team 1999 Danielle Berkemeier... 1st Team Shaedyn Cousino... 1st Team Andrea Cunningham... 2nd Team Tonja Weimer... 2nd Team 1997 Kristen Ferry... 2nd Team Maggie Lyon... 2nd Team MAC All-Freshmen 2005 Danielle Hays 2004 Jaclyn Levant Lindy Slinger 2003 Aimee Prevallet MAC All-Tournament 2005 Lindsay Dunmead Aimee Prevallet 2002 Danielle Berekemier Shaedyn Cousino Tricia Gill Katie Milligan 2001 Danielle Berkemeier Shaedyn Cousino Katie Mach Katie Milligan 2000 Danielle Berkemeier Laura Degelleke Maggie Lyon Katie Milligan 1999 Katie Cleverdon Andrea Cunningham Tonja Weimer Academic All-MAC 2005 Kathleen Vistica... 1st Team Katie Boyd... honor roll Shannon Chew... honor roll Lindsay Dunmead... honor roll Megan Ortner... honor roll Kate Padfield... honor roll Aimee Prevallet... honor roll Carrie Shields... honor roll Lindy Slinger... honor roll Leigh Terry... honor roll Julie Welch... honor roll Abby Whittaker... honor roll 2004 Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team Katie Boyd... honor roll Lindsay Dunmead... honor roll Laura Freel... honor roll Megan Ortner... honor roll Kate Padfield... honor roll Aimee Prevallet... honor roll Megan Shapiro... honor roll Kathleen Vistica... honor roll 2003 MAC All-Academic Team Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team Laura Freel... honor roll Megan Shapiro... honor roll Lindsay Dunmead... honor roll Emily Smith... honor roll Lauren Thomas... honor roll 67

4 Program History All-Time Honors/Awards TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER 2002 MAC All-Academic Team Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team Danielle Altiero... 1st Team Shaedyn Cousino... honor roll Katie Karlander... honor roll Katie Milligan... honor roll Megan Shapiro... honor roll Audry Wieman... honor roll 2001 MAC All-Academic Team Danielle Altiero... 1st Team Shaedyn Cousino... 1st Team Katie Mach... 1st Team Brooke Paul... 1st Team Courtney Carey... honor roll Julie Grosso... honor roll Katie Milligan... honor roll Emily Smith... honor roll Audry Wieman... honor roll 2000 MAC Academic Honor Roll Danielle Altiero...Katie Mach Katie Barth...Katie Milligan Danielle Berkemeier... Brooke Paul Shaedyn Cousino... Julie Quelette Kim Gardner...Tonja Weimer Julie Grosso 1999 MAC Academic Honor Roll Katie Barth...Julie Grosso Quinn Brady... Amanda Kuehnle Katie Cleverdon... Julie Quelette Kim French 1998 MAC All-Academic Team Katie Cleverdon... Honorable Mention Emily Feit... Honorable Mention Julie Quelette... Honorable Mention Kristin Swenson... Honorable Mention 1997 MAC All-Academic Team Katie Cleverdon... 1st Team Katie Hall... Honorable Mention All-Ohio 2005 Lindsay Dunmead... 1st Team Kathleen Vistica... 2nd Team 2002 Danielle Berkemeier... 1st Team Andrea Cunningham... 1st Team Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team Danielle Altiero... 2nd Team Shaedyn Cousino... 2nd Team Audry Wieman... 2nd Team 2001 Danielle Altiero... 1st Team Danielle Berkemeier... 1st Team Andrea Cunningham... 1st Team Shaedyn Cousino... 3rd Team Katie Karlander... 3rd Team 2000 Danielle Berkemeier... 1st Team Shaedyn Cousino... 1st Team Andrea Cunningham*... 1st Team Tonja Weimer... 1st Team Maggie Lyon... 2nd Team *Ohio Player of the Year 1999 Danielle Berkemeier... 1st Team Shaedyn Cousino... 1st Team Andrea Cunningham... 1st Team Tonja Weimer... 1st Team Katie Cleverdon... 3rd Team Maggie Lyon... 3rd Team 1998 Maggie Lyon... 2nd Team 1997 Kristen Ferry... 2nd Team Maggie Lyon... 2nd Team Nancy Marazzi... Honorable Mention 2004 Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team 2003 Ashley Swinehart... 1st Team Laura Freel... 3rd Team Miami University Soccer Media Guide

5 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Meet Program the RedHawks History Opponent All-Time Information Honors/Awards 10 SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER: 25 All-MAC Selections 17 MAC All-Tournament Members 4 MAC Players of the Year 69

6 Program History All-Time Honors/Awards TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER NSCAA All-America 2000 Andrea Cunningham...1st Team 2002 Danielle Berkemeier...3rd Team NSCAA Scholar All-America 2001 Shaedyn Cousino...3rd Team NSCAA All-Region 2005 Lindsay Dunmead...2nd Team 2004 Ashley Swinehart...3rd Team 2003 Ashley Swinehart...2nd Team 2002 Danielle Berkemeier...1st Team Ashley Swinehart...1st Team Andrea Cunningham...2nd Team Danielle Altiero...3rd Team Shaedyn Cousino...2nd Team 2001 Andrea Cunningham...1st Team Danielle Altiero...3rd Team Danielle Berkemeier...3rd Team 2000 Andrea Cunningham...1st Team Danielle Berkemeier...2nd Team Shaedyn Cousino...3rd Team Tonja Weimer...3rd Team 1999 Danielle Berkemeier...2nd Team Shaedyn Cousino...3rd Team Andrea Cunningham...3rd Team SoccerBuzz All-Region 2004 Ashley Swinehart...3rd Team 2000 Andrea Cunningham...1st Team Danielle Berkemeier...3rd Team 1999 Danielle Berkemeier...2nd Team SoccerBuzz Freshman All-Region 1999 Danielle Berkemeier...1st Team Andrea Cunningham...1st Team SoccerBuzz Freshman All-America 1999 Danielle Berkemeier...3rd Team SoccerBuzz First-Year Program All-National Team 1997 Kristen Ferry...1st Team Maggie Lyon...1st Team Kate Cleverdon...2nd Team CoSIDA Academic All-District IV 1st Team Kathleen Vistica Ashley Swinehart , 2003 Danielle Altiero nd Team Ashley Swinehart Danielle Altiero CoSIDA Academic All-America 2004 Ashley Swinehart...1st Team 2003 Ashley Swinehart...2nd Team Miami Female Athlete of the Year Danielle Berkemeier Andrea Cunningham Ashley Swinehart...2nd Team 2002 Danielle Berkemeier...1st Team Ashley Swinehart...1st Team Andrea Cunningham...3rd Team 2001 Andrea Cunningham...1st Team Danielle Berkemeier...2nd Team Danielle Altiero...3rd Team Miami University Soccer Media Guide

7 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Meet Program the RedHawks History Opponent All-Time Information Honors/Awards 10 SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER: 31 All-Ohio Selections 18 All-Region Honorees 4 All-Americans 71

8 Program History All-Time Letterwinners ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER Megan Ortner (3) Danielle Altiero (3) Katie Barth (4) Danielle Berkemeier (4) Allison Berkey (1) Katie Boyd (3) Quinn Brady (4) Brittney Brinkworth (1) Courtney Carey (4) Shannon Chew (1) Katie Cleverdon (3) Shaedyn Cousino (4) Andrea Cunningham (4) Stacy Daily (1) Laura Degelleke (1) Melissa Duffy (1) Lindsay Dunmead (4) Courtney Elsen (1) Emily Feit (1) Kristen Ferry (2) Michaela Fink (1) Laura Freel (4) Kim French (2) Jenny Freshman (1) Heather Heffner (1) Emily Hurd (1) Katie Hall (1) Danielle Hays (1) Kim Gardner (4) Tricia Gill (4) Jessica Godshall (2) Katie Gray (2) Julie Grosso (4) Kate Padfield (2) ,05 Erin Parkinson (1) Brooke Paul (4) Sarah Paul (2) Aimee Prevallet (3) Julie Quelette (4) Kristen Renner (1) Jennifer Rush (2) Laura Seitzinger (1) Megan Shapiro (4) Carrie Shields (2) Lindy Slinger (2) Emily Smith (1) Kristin Smith (1) Kristin Swenson (2) Ashley Swinehart (4) Kristy Tamaska (1) Leigh Terry (4) Suzanne Thawley (1) Jen Thomas (2) Lauren Thomas (1) Keely Toney (1) Jennifer Vaughan (1) Kathleen Vistica (3) Sara Warners (1) Tonja Weimer (4) Julie Welch (2) Abby Whittaker (2) ,05 Audry Wieman (3) Holly Wildenhaus (1) Stephanie Wilson (1) Courtney Julian (4) Katie Karlander (2) Amanda Kuehnle (2) Jaclyn Levant (2) Maggie Lyon (4) Katie Mach (2) Nancy Marazzi (1) Taylor McGuire (1) Katie Milligan (4) Katie Ng (1) Miami University Soccer Media Guide

9 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Meet Program the RedHawks History Opponent All-Time Information Honors/Awards 10 SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER: 3 MAC Tournament Titles 2 NCAA Second-Round Appearances 1 MAC Regular-Season Title 73

10 Miami All-Americans Andrea Cunningham TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER Miami University Soccer Media Guide

11 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Miami Meet the All-Americans RedHawks Opponent Danielle Information Berkemeier 75

12 Miami All-Americans Shaedyn Cousino TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER Miami University Soccer Media Guide

13 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Miami Meet the All-Americans RedHawks Opponent Information Ashley Swinehart 77

14 Program History Series Records/Year-by-Year Results TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER Series Histories at a Glance Team... Rec....1st Meeting Akron Ball State Bowling Green Buffalo Butler C. Michigan Cincinnati Dayton Detroit E. Michigan Evansville Georgetown Georgia Southern Harvard Hofstra IUPUI Indiana Kent State Kentucky Louisville Loyola Marshall Michigan Michigan State Morehead St Northeastern Northern Colorado...First Meeting N. Illinois N. Kentucky Ohio Ohio State Purdue Year-By-Year Results 1997 (7-13, 2-5 MAC) LOUISVILLE... W, TOLEDO...L, XAVIER...L, WESTERN ILLINOIS... W, INDIANA...L, at Youngstown State... W, at Kent State... L, 1-2 OT at Wright State... W, NORTHERN KENTUCKY...W, 3-2 OT at Ohio... L, 0-1 OT at N. Illinois...L, DETROIT...L, BOWLING GREEN... W, at Cincinnati...L, LOYOLA...L, at Western Michigan...W, 3-2 OT at Ohio State...L, EASTERN MICHIGAN...L, at Dayton...L, OHIO...L, 1-2 2OT Sacramento State San Jose State St. Johns S. Alabama SMU Stony Brook Toledo Utah Virginia Tech W. Illinois W. Michigan W. Virginia Wright State Wyoming...First Meeting Xavier Youngstown St Combined Records Overall (.586) Home (.685) Away (.482) Neutral (.636) August (.333) September (.620) October (.532) November (.643) Regular Season Mid-American Conference (.592) Non-Conference (.531) Postseason MAC Tournament (.833) NCAA Tournament (.400) *2006 Opponents in BOLD 1998 (5-8-3, MAC) at Louisville... W, IUPUI...W, 1-0 OT WRIGHT STATE...L, at Eastern Michigan...L, at Toledo...L, KENT STATE...L, BUFFALO... T, 0-0 OT WESTERN MICHIGAN... W, CENTRAL MICHIGAN... T, 1-1 OT NORTHERN ILLINOIS... L, 1-2 OT at Ohio...L, at Marshall...L, at N. Kentucky...L, at Loyola... T, 1-1 OT MOREHEAD STATE... W, at Bowling Green...W, 2-1 OT Miami University Soccer Media Guide

15 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES After winning just 12 matches in its first two seasons, Miami s women s soccer program, sparked by a special freshman class, turned it all around in The RedHawks opened the season with seven consecutive wins, including a 2-1 upset of arch-rival Cincinnati. Miami went on to finish third in the Mid-American Conference and advanced to its first MAC Tournament, where it fell to Eastern Michigan by penalty kicks after battling through four scoreless overtimes in an epic championship match. The 1999 RedHawks boasted the most improved record in the nation and things were just getting started. Meet Program the RedHawks History Opponent Year-by-Year Information Results 1999 (17-3-1, MAC) LOYOLA...W, at Wright State...W, at IUPUI...W, at Morehead State...W, at W. Illinois...W, YOUNGSTOWN STATE...W, CINCINNATI...W, at C. Michigan... L, at E. Michigan... L, TOLEDO... W, 3-2 OT BOWLING GREEN...W, at Kent State... W, 3-2 OT at Buffalo...W, WESTERN MICHIGAN...W, NORTHERN ILLINOIS...W, at Ohio... W, 2-1 OT at Marshall... L, BALL STATE...W, WESTERN MICHIGAN#... W, 1-0 OT vs. Central Michigan#...W, at Eastern Michigan#...T, 0-0 4OT # Mid-American Conference Tournament 2000 (13-8-0, MAC) MAC Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament at Evansville... L, LOUISVILLE...W, SOUTH ALABAMA...W, BUTLER... L, at Ball State... W, 2-1 OT at Kentucky... L, at Northern Illinois...W, at Western Michigan... L, MARSHALL...W, OHIO... W, 3-2 OT at Bowling Green...W, at Toledo... L, BUFFALO...W, KENT STATE...W, EASTERN MICHIGAN... L, CENTRAL MICHIGAN... L, WRIGHT STATE...W, OHIO#...W, at Buffalo#...W, vs. Bowling Green#...W, 1-0 2OT at Michigan%... L, 3-4 2OT # Mid-American Conference Tournament %NCAA Tournament Though it was a roller coaster season throughout, Miami s 2000 squad put it all together at the right time. A pair of uncharacteristic home losses to Eastern and Central Michigan late in the season dropped the Red and White to a No. 4 seed for the MAC Tournament, but Miami peaked at just the right time, sweeping through the tournament without allowing a goal and capturing the program s first MAC Tournament title. Playing in their first NCAA tournament, the RedHawks battled back numerous times before falling in double-overtime to Michigan, but the stage had been set for a return to the big dance. 79

16 Program History Year-by-Year Results In just its fifth year as a varsity program, Miami University s women s soccer team raised the bar once again, claiming a second consecutive Mid-American Conference Tournament Championship and earning the league s first NCAA Tournament victory with a stunning upset of No. 19 West Virginia. After opening the season with two losses, the RedHawks reeled off wins in six of their next seven contests before a rough stretch of league play stalled their hopes of a first MAC regular-season title. A regular-season ending loss at Eastern Michigan left the Red and White with the No. 3 seed for the MAC Tournament. Miami s string of MAC Tournament dominance was barely challenged, as it cruised 7-0 over Buffalo in the quarterfinals, defeated Eastern Michigan for the first time in program history, 4-1, in the semifinals, and ousted Central Michigan, 3-1, for its second consecutive MAC Tournament title. The RedHawks 14 goals in three tournament games were a league record. A tough draw in the NCAA Tournament first-round placed Miami versus nationallyranked West Virginia on the Mountaineers home turf in Morgantown, W.Va. Miss November herself, Danielle Berkemeier, scored a first-half penalty kick and it was all the offense the RedHawks would need in a 1-0 victory that arguably was the biggest upset of the tournament. In the second round, a sapped Miami team could not overcome an early deficit and tumbled to Dayton, 2-0. Despite the loss, the RedHawks had achieved what no MAC team before them could. The talent, confidence and experience were in place for a promising 2002 campaign. TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER 2001 (15-7-1, 8-3-1) MAC Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament Second Round vs. SMU*...L, 1-2 OT vs. Georgetown*... L, at Wright State...W, at Louisville...W, at Cincinnati...W, at Central Michigan...W, UTAH... L, at Buffalo...W, at Kent State...W, TOLEDO... L, 0-2 2OT AKRON...W, at Ohio... L, at Marshall...W, NORTHERN ILLINOIS...W, WESTERN MICHIGAN...W, BALL STATE...T, 1-1 2OT BOWLING GREEN...W, at Eastern Michigan... L, BUFFALO#...W, vs. Eastern Michigan#...W, vs. Central Michigan#...W, at West Virginia%...W, vs. Dayton%... L, 0-2 *Purdue Boilermaker Classic # Mid-American Conference Tournament %NCAA Tournament Miami University Soccer Media Guide

17 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Despite all it had accomplished in the previous three seasons, there was still one notable absence from the Miami Soccer trophy case a MAC regular-season title. With a seasoned group of six seniors in their starting lineup, the RedHawks set out to change that in what would be a defining season for a senior class that already had accomplished so much. After splitting two matches during a seasonopening road trip, the RedHawks took flight on an impressive eight-game unbeaten streak that included a Miami-Adidas Invitational title and a program-best 6-0 league start. Also included in the RedHawks impressive run was a program-record string of five straight shutouts. A narrow 3-2 loss to Central Michigan brought the RedHawks back to earth momentarily, but nothing could deter them from their mission. Miami won seven consecutive games leading up to its season finale and clinched the MAC Championship with a league-record 11 conference wins. In the regular-season finale, Miami hosted No. 13 Purdue in a non-conference tilt. The unheralded RedHawks gave the Big Ten power all it could handle in battling to a 1-1 tie before darkness set in and resulted in the game being called. In near-typical fashion, Miami breezed through the MAC Tournament field for the third consecutive season, outscoring the opposition by a combined margin of 13-2 and pushing past Ohio, 5-1, in the championship game to advance. Meet Program the RedHawks History Opponent Year-by-Year Information Results 2002 (19-3-2, ) MAC Champions MAC Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament Second Round at Stony Brook...W, at Hofstra... L, ST. JOHN S...T, 1-1 2OT GEORGIA SOUTHERN...W, at Toledo...W, KENT STATE...W, at Bowling Green...W, at Akron...W, OHIO...W, BUFFALO...W, CENTRAL MICHIGAN... L, EASTERN MICHIGAN...W, at Butler... W, 1-0 OT at Ball State...W, at Northern Illinois...W, at Western Michigan...W, WRIGHT STATE...W, MARSHALL...W, PURDUE... T, 1-1 OT CENTRAL MICHIGAN#...W, BOWLING GREEN#...W, OHIO#...W, vs. Michigan State%...W, at Michigan%... L, 0-4 # Mid-American Conference Tournament %NCAA Tournament After ousting Michigan State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, Miami s run, which included a program-best 19 wins, ended at the hands of Michigan. 81

18 Program History Year-by-Year Results TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER 2003 (7-9-2, MAC) XAVIER...L, VIRGINIA TECH...L, CINCINNATI...T, 2-2 2OT at Wright State... W, BALL STATE...L, WESTERN MICHIGAN... W, NORTHERN ILLINOIS... W, at Eastern Michigan...L, at Central Michigan...L, TOLEDO... W, BOWLING GREEN...L, at Kent State...T, 0-0 2OT at Buffalo...L, at Ohio...L, 0-1 2OT at Marshall... W, BUTLER... W, AKRON... W, at Indiana...L, (8-9-2, MAC) WRIGHT STATE...L, at Sacramento State... W, at San Jose State... W, Purdue...L, Illinois...L, at Northern Illinois...T, 1-1 2OT at Western Michigan... W, 4-3 2OT KENT STATE... W, BUFFALO... W, OHIO...L, MARSHALL... W, 3-2 2OT at Bowling Green...L, at Toledo...L, at Cincinnati...L, at Ball State...L, at Akron... T, CENTRAL MICHIGAN... W, EASTERN MICHIGAN... W, at Central Michigan#...L, 2-1 # at Mid-American Conference Tournament 2005 (9-9-0, MAC) at Louisville...L, at Kentucky...L, No. 17 MICHIGAN... W, at Northeastern... W, at Harvard...L, at Buffalo... W, at Kent State...L, TOLEDO... W, BOWLING GREEN...L, at Eastern Michigan... W, at Central Michigan...L, at Akron...L, at Ohio... W, WESTERN MICHIGAN... W, NORTHERN ILLINOIS...W, BALL STATE...L, EASTERN MICHIGAN#... W, at Bowling Green#...L, 2-0 # at Mid-American Conference Tournament Miami University Soccer Media Guide

19 100 WINS 3 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES I truly feel that playing soccer at Miami gave me an opportunity to hold a highly honored position: to be a leader in a program which was in its grassroots and to affect Miami s history. Personally, my college experience would not have been nearly as great if I had not played soccer at Miami with such exceptional teammates. KATIE CLEVERDON Class of 00 Meet Program the RedHawks History Opponent Words Information From Alumnae EMILY FEIT Class of 99 My years with Miami Soccer were what everyone told me would be my good old days and glory years. I loved getting to play ball, getting a great education and being surrounded by my closest friends. Miami will always hold a special place in my heart as a school and as my home for those years as well. Playing soccer at Miami was about so many things: the love of the game; the chance to rise to a challenge and surpass it; the opportunity to sacrifice everything - my time, my body, my mental clarity; the bonds between teammates; and all of the emotions: heartbreaking and euphoric alike. I learned so much about the amazing individuals I called my teammates, my friends and myself. NANCY MARAZZI Class of 98 83

20 Miami Soccer Media/Fan Information TEN SEASONS OF MIAMI SOCCER Press Box Services A media packet, including a game program, game notes and statistics, is available to each media member. During the game, statistics are distributed at halftime and at the conclusion of the match. Telephones There are no telephone lines in the Miami University Soccer Press Box. If you need access to a phone line following the match, make arrangements with Miami Soccer SID David Kiefer, who can escort you to the Miami Athletic Media Relations office. Interviews Head coach Bobby Kramig and players on the soccer team are available for interviews throughout the week, depending on the schedule of that particular week. Contact Miami Soccer SID David Kiefer ( ; kieferdj@muohio.edu) at least 24 hours in advance to arrange a telephone or personal interview. Home phone numbers of Miami student-athletes and coaches will not be made available, and student-athletes are instructed not to do interviews that have not been cleared through the Miami Athletic Media Relations office. Postgame Procedures At the conclusion of the match, requests for media interviews with players and coaches should be made to Miami Soccer SID David Kiefer. Following a cooling-off period, RedHawk coaches and players will be made available on the field for postgame interviews. Weekly Releases During each week of the season, a weekly release that includes notes on upcoming matches, season statistics and various notes on RedHawk players and coaches is compiled by the Miami Athletic Media Relations office. This release is available on the or by contacting Miami Soccer SID David Kiefer. Internet Access Schedules, results, rosters, bios, statistics, game notes and other releases about the Miami soccer program are available at Additional information also can be found on www. miamisoccer.com, the team s unofficial website. Information on the Mid-American Conference and all member schools is also available through the MAC website at Miami University Soccer Media Guide