2011 UTAH SOCCER WEEK 11 MATCH NOTES - OCT Schedule & Results. Game 20 vs. Colorado

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1 Game 20 vs. Colorado at Colorado Utah , Pac , Pac-12 Date: Friday, Nov. 4 Location: Salt Lake City Ute Field Kickoff: 7 p.m. MT 2011 UTAH SOCCER WEEK 11 MATCH NOTES - OCT. 31 This Week s Action... The University of Utah women s soccer team (9-9-1, Pac-12) wraps up the regular season Friday with a 7 p.m. MT contest against Colorado (4-12-2, Pac-12). It will be Senior Night at Ute Field, as Erin Dalley, Lauren Dudley, Lauren Porter and Hannah Turpen make their final regular-season appearances in the Crimson and White. See Page 3 for a career review of these four seniors. Utes Home Win Streak Snapped at Seven... The Utes ran their home win streak to seven matches Friday with a 3-0 victory against USC. The unbeaten run at Ute Field was ended Sunday in overtime by No. 6 UCLA, 1-0. Taylor Becomes 11th Ute to Score This Season... Scoring her first career goal against USC Friday night, freshman forward Katie Taylor became the 11th different Ute have hit the back of the net this season, and the eighth player to tally her first career goal Schedule & Results August 19 at Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, Calif. T, 0-0 (2OT) 23 at BYU Provo, Utah L, Nevada Salt Lake City L, 1-0 September 2 at Utah State Logan, Utah L, Utah Valley Salt Lake City W, vs. UC Riverside% Moraga, Calif. W, at Saint Mary s% Moraga, Calif. L, Weber State Salt Lake City W, Idaho State Salt Lake City W, at Oregon* Eugene, Ore. W, Arizona State* Salt Lake City W, 2-1 October 2 Arizona* Salt Lake City W, at Washington State* Pullman, Wash. L, at Washington* Seattle, Wash. L, Oregon State (18)* Salt Lake City W, at Stanford (1)* Palo Alto, Calif. L, at California (RV)* Berkeley, Calif. L, USC* Salt Lake City W, UCLA (6)* Salt Lake City L, 1-0 (OT) November 4 Colorado* Salt Lake City 7 p.m. Home games in bold, played at Ute Field All times Mountain % = Saint Mary s Classic * = Pac-12 Game ( ) = Opponent s NSCAA ranking at time of match Utah Sports Information Kyle Harris, Associate SID Phone: Mobile: kharris@huntsman.utah.edu Website: Seven Different Utes Have Tallied Game Winners... Taylor became the seventh different Ute to net the game-winning goal in Utah s nine victories this year. Dalley has three of them, followed by six different Utes with one apiece. Four of those game winners also accounted for the first career goal for those players, including Taylor, Leslie Muirhead (vs. Idaho State), Avery Ford (vs. Weber State) and McKel Wall (vs. UC Riverside). The other winners came from Harley Spier (at Oregon) and Dudley (vs. Arizona State). With the strikes from Taylor, Ford and Wall, Utah has had three or more freshman secure gamewinning goals in the same season for the first time since Jen Christoffers, Adele Letro and Katy Reineke did so in Utes Strive for Top-Half Finish in Inaugural Pac-12 Campaign... After being selected to finish 11th out of 12 teams in the Pac-12 Preseason Coaches Poll, Utah could finish as high as fifth and no lower than seventh, based on the outcome of this Friday s conference games. With a win over Colorado and a California loss, the Utes would move up to the No. 5 spot in the league table with 18 points. Should California tie or win, Utah would place sixth. A Ute loss would leave them seventh, still far-exceeding their preseason prognostication. Stanford, the coaches selection to win the league, has locked up the championship in a runaway, heading into Friday with a perfect 10-0 record. Scouting this Weekend s Opposition... Colorado Buffaloes The Buffs have lost three consecutive games coming into Friday, including an 8-0 shutout at the hands of UCLA and a 1-0 shutout loss to USC last weekend. The Colorado offense is led by Anne Stuller and Kate Russell, who each have nine goals and one assist to their credit. Amy Barczuk and Hayley Hughes each have three, while five other players have scored as well. Caroline Danneberg is the only Buffalo with multiple assists (2). In goal for CU, Kayla Millar has played in six games, including the last three, and has made 23 saves while conceding 13 goals for a 2.76 GAA and a.639 save percentage. She has one shutout to her credit. Annie Brunner has played in 14 games, making 40 saves and allowing 23 goals for a 1.69 GAA and a.635 save percentage. She owns two shutouts this season. Get Connected with Utah Soccer Keep up with Utah Soccer in cyberspace! Check out the team s official blog, become a friend of the Utes on Facebook, follow them on Twitter or watch video on YouTube! utahwsoccer.com youtube.com/utahwsoccer

2 2011 Pac-12 Standings Pac-12 Pts. Overall Pct. Stanford UCLA Oregon St Wash. State California Utah USC Washington Oregon Arizona St Colorado Arizona Utah Stat Leaders Goals #8 Erin Dalley...6 #13 Leslie Muirhead...2 #12 Lauren Dudley...2 #4 Lauren Porter...2 #27 Harley Spier...2 #21 McKel Wall...2 five players...1 Assists #16 Katie Taylor...3 #21 McKel Wall...3 #11 Avery Ford...2 #6 Ashton Hall...2 #7 Jill Robison...2 Points #8 Erin Dalley...14 #21 McKel Wall...7 #12 Lauren Dudley...5 #13 Leslie Muirhead...5 #16 Katie Taylor...5 Game-Winning Goals #8 Erin Dalley...3 #12 Lauren Dudley...1 #11 Avery Ford...1 #13 Leslie Muirhead...1 #27 Harley Spier...1 #16 Katie Taylor...1 #21 McKel Wall...1 Game-Winning Assists #11 Avery Ford...1 #6 Ashton Hall...1 #13 Leslie Muirhead...1 #7 Jill Robison...1 #16 Katie Taylor...1 Shots #8 Erin Dalley...34 #7 Jill Robison...20 #5 Jen Ericson...14 #16 Katie Taylor...14 Shots On Goal #8 Erin Dalley...18 #12 Lauren Dudley...9 #16 Katie Taylor...9 #21 McKel Wall...8 Colorado is coached by Bill Hempen, now in his 11th year. Hempen holds a (.559) record as the Buffs head coach. The All-Time Series... Utah is 1-6 all-time against Colorado, including a 1-1 mark at Ute Field. Since beating Colorado 1-0 in 1998, the Utes have dropped six straight to the Buffaloes. Their last meeting was in 2009, when then-no. 20 Colorado beat the Utes by a 2-1 score in Boulder. Utes Ranked No. 8 in Pacific Region... According to last week s NSCAA Regional Rankings, the Utes check in at No. 8 in the Pacific Region. Five of the seven teams above them are Pac-12 foes. The updated poll will be released Tuesday, Nov. 1. Freshmen Account for More Than One Third of Utah s Points... Six of the seven Utah freshmen who have seen the field this year have tallied points while all seven have cracked the starting lineup at least once. Forward Jill Robison, Ford, Taylor and Wall have all scored goals, while Ford, Robison, Taylor, midfielder Ashton Hall and defender Sarah Duncan have each logged at least one assist. In total, freshmen have racked up five goals and 13 assists for 23 of Utah s 60 total points. Taylor and Wall are tied for the team lead in assists with three each. Local Impact... At least six of the Utes starting 11 in 18 of the Utes 19 games have hailed from the state of Utah. Of Utah s 21 goals on the season, 16 of them have been registered by natives of the Beehive State. The Utes carry 14 players from Utah on the roster and 11 of them have made starts this year Awards and Honors Erin Dalley - Two-time Pac-12 POW and a Soccer America Nod Dalley has twice earned Pac-12 Player of the Week honors (Oct. 4 and Oct. 18). She was also named to the Soccer America Women s Team of the Week on Oct. 5. Her awards marked the first time a Soccer America weekly honored was bestowed upon a Ute since 2005 and Utah s first weekly Pac- 12 honor in women s soccer as a member of the conference. With her second Pac-12 POW honor, Dalley became the first conference player this season to earn the weekly award twice. Lauren Dudley, McKel Wall, Jill Robison - Saint Mary s Classic All-Tournament Team Utah had three players named to the Saint Mary s Classic All-Tournament Team on Sept. 11 as Dudley, Wall and Robison each recieved the honor. Utes Win Inaugural Pac-12 Game... With the 2-0 win at Oregon on Sept. 23, Utah set several milestones regarding its membership in the Pac-12. The Utes earned their first overall victory, first road win, first shutout and scored their first goals as members of the newly expanded 12-team conference. Manning Victorious in 200th Game... Utah s 3-1 win against Idaho State on Sept. 18 marked Rich Manning s 200th career game as the head coach of the Utes. Now in his 10th season guiding the squad, Manning is the third-longest tenured head coach in the Pac-12, trailing Washington s Leslie Gallimore (18th season) and Colorado s Bill Hempen (11th season). Preseason Prognostication... Stanford was the clear preseason favorite in the Pac-12 Preseason Coaches Poll, leading the voting with 121 points and receiving all 11 first-place votes. The rest of the field, in order: 2. UCLA (102); 3. Oregon State (96); 4. USC (86); 5. Washington (82); 6. California (78); 7. Arizona State (60); t8. Oregon (49); t8. Washington State (49); 10. Colorado (35); 11. Utah (18); 12. Arizona (16). It s Not Too Late to Get Your 2011 Utah Soccer Scarf! There s still plenty of time! Get yours for Senior Night or even after the season is over. Show your support for Utah Soccer and all of Utah s athletic teams by calling UTIX or visit www. UtahUtes.com. Saves #0 Hannah Turpen...70 #1 Cheyanne Mulcock...14 Shutouts #0 Hannah Turpen...3 Combined...3

3 Farewell to Four Stellar Seniors Erin Dalley Dalley is finishing her career with a flourish, leading the Utes in scoring for the second time in the last three years. She became the first Ute ever to earn Pac-12 Player of the Week honors and was the first player in the conference to earn the distinction twice this season. She has racked up 21 career goals, including seven game winners, and added four assists for a total of 46 points. A first-team all-mountain West Conference selection in 2009, Dalley has her sights set on a Pac-12 distinction at the end of her senior campaign. Dalley has been recognized in the classroom as well, earning Academic all-mwc accolades three times. Lauren Dudley Dudley is a four-year starter at center back who, along with fellow senior Porter, has anchored the Utah defense since A force on both ends of the field, Dudley has helped the Utes defend their way to several wins over top-25 opponents, while also chipping on the offensive end with five career goals, three of which were game winners. She also has three assists to her credit, for a career total of 13 points. Dudley has also excelled in the classroom, earning several academic recognitions including twice being named CoSIDA Academic All-District. Lauren Porter Porter, the other half of Utah s four-year starting center back tandem, has also made her presence known at the offensive end. A tremendous heading presence, Porter has tallied seven career goals, mostly with her head, including three game winners. The team captain this season, her leadership will be missed. After missing eight games with a knee injury this year, Porter returned with a force to help the Utes excel through their first season in the Pac-12. Prior to the league switch, she was a threetime all-mwc selection. An outstanding student as well, Porter has been named Academic all-mwc three times. Hannah Turpen Turpen, who earned the starting job in goal toward the end of her freshman year and has held it since, is scheduled to make her 63rd career start between the pipes this Friday. With 257 career saves coming into Senior Night, Turpen stands at fourth on Utah s all-time saves list. With a career-high 10 saves at California earlier this season, she tied for sixth-most stops in a single game in team history. Turpen holds a career save percentage of.739 and a goals-against-average under Another tremendous student-athlete, Turpen is a two-time Academic all- MWC honoree. Career Stats Year GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG GWG Redshirted Total Career Stats Year GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG GWG Total Career Stats Year GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot % SOG GWG Total Career Stats Year GP GS Min. Saves Save % GA GAA SHO Record : : : : Total :

4 Rich Manning Head Coach 10th Season (.614) Santa Clara, 1986 Rich Manning, now entering his 10th season as Utah s head coach, leads the Utes into their inaugural season as members of the Pac-12 Conference. During his tenure, Manning has established Utah Women s Soccer as an elite program in the west. He has coached the Utes to an NCAA Tournament berth in five of his nine years at the helm. Prior to joining the Pac-12, Manning also directed Utah to three Mountain West Conference regular-season championships (2003, 05, 06) and a pair of league tournament titles (2003, 04). Named Utah s head coach in January of 2002, Manning has led the Utes to a (.614) overall record, averaging more than 13 wins per year. Utah is also against conference foes under Manning s direction, posting a win percentage of.688 over the last 10 years. The 2009 season saw Manning capture his 100th career win as a head coach, all at Utah, with a 2-0 victory over Princeton at Ute Field on Sept. 9. The Utes ended the season with a record, finishing third in the MWC and reaching the conference tournament semifinals. Early on in the campaign, before injuries took a severe toll on the team, the Utes climbed to their first national ranking since 2006 after shutting out No. 19 Santa Clara, 1-0, reaching as high as No. 21 in the national polls. In 2008, Manning and the Utes took on a challenging schedule with one of his most youthful teams, featuring only two senior starters. After a slow beginning, Manning coached his team to an record, winning six of their last seven regular-season games to finish second in the conference. The second seed in the MWC Tournament, Utah reached the finals after defeating TCU in the semifinals, avenging their regular-season loss in Fort Worth. In 2006, Utah tied a school record for victories, finishing giving Manning his third MWC Coach of the Year Award. Additionally, Adele Letro became Utah s first player ever to be named an All-American. The Utes were the first MWC team ever to record seven league victories, winning the 2006 conference title with a perfect mark. Utah did not allow a goal in conference play, setting school and MWC records also marked the third time in four years that the Utes hosted opening-weekend games in the NCAA Tournament. Utah finished that season ranked in the top 25 in each of the major polls. Manning kicked off his Utah tenure in historic fashion, directing the Utes to their first-ever win over a top-25 team with a 2-0 shutout of No. 3 Portland at Ute Field on Sept. 1, The following week, Utah vaulted into the national rankings for the first time. Utah finished overall and to place second in the MWC that year, as Manning earned MWC Coach of the Year in his inaugural season. The Utes advanced to their first-ever NCAA Tournament in 2002, defeating arch rival BYU 3-2 in overtime in the first round. Manning and the Utes set the tone as a program that would be tough to score against, ranking 29th in the NCAA in goals against average (0.29). The program continued to flourish in 2003 when Utah tied its singleseason wins mark with a record as Manning was recognized as the NSCAA West Region Coach of the Year. The Utes finished the season in the Top 25 rankings for the first time, coming in at No. 24 in the final NSCAA poll. Utah s defense ranked second in the NCAA in goals against average (0.436) and fifth in shutout percentage (0.65). The Utes were unbeaten at home that year and also captured their first-ever outright league title with a 6-0 record. The Utes hosted the MWC Tournament for the first time, defeating BYU 2-0 in the championship game. Utah then hosted NCAA first and second round games at Ute Field another program first. In 2004, Utah went , won the MWC Tournament and earned another NCAA Tournament berth. The Utes recorded one of their most impressive road victories, winning at No. 7 UCLA. A record in 2005 saw the Utes claim the MWC regular-season title with a mark as Manning earned MWC Coach of the Year honors once again. The U. began the season with six consecutive wins for the best start in school history and were once again one of the top defensive teams in the nation, ranking 24th in goals against average (.707). Manning has worked with Region IV Olympic Development Program teams over the past six years. He has coached the Region IV U-18 and U-16 girls teams, which annually draw the top players from 13 western states. Before assuming the top position at Utah, Manning was on the women s coaching staff for four years at Santa Clara ( ). He was an assistant coach for three years before being promoted to associate head coach. Manning helped direct the Broncos to four NCAA Tournament appearances, three NCAA College Cups (national semifinals) and the 2001 NCAA Championship. During his tenure, Santa Clara went and won three West Coast Conference championships. Nine players Manning recruited and coached at Santa Clara made the U.S. National Team. Manning also coached two National Players of the Year, Mandy Clemens (1999) and Aly Wagner (2001). Prior to joining the Santa Clara staff, Manning worked with numerous youth programs in Southern California. From , he was head coach at Los Alamitos High School, where he produced two CIF championships and sent eight players to NCAA Division I programs. Manning took 1996 CIF Coach of the Year honors and was named the 1997 Orange County Coach of the Year. Along with his success at Los Alamitos, Manning helped develop the S.C. Blues soccer club in San Juan Capistrano, Calif., into one of the nation s top girls youth programs. Manning played at Santa Clara from under former U.S. National Team coaches Steve Sampson and Ralph Perez. As a senior, Manning was captain of the Broncos. He earned All-Far West accolades as a junior. Manning, 45, graduated from Santa Clara cum laude with a B.S. in mathematics in 1986, followed by a master s in education from Azusa Pacific in Manning married Susan Moynihan, who now serves as the team s Volunteer Coach, in the summer of Manning s Year-by-Year Coaching Records Year Coach Record Win % Home Away Neutral Conf. Win % Finish Conf. Tourney Final Rank/Postseason 2002 Rich Manning nd Semifinals NR / 2nd Rd. NCAA 2003 Rich Manning st Champions 24 / 1st Rd. NCAA 2004 Rich Manning th Champions NR / 1st Rd. NCAA 2005 Rich Manning st Semifinals NR / 1st Rd. NCAA 2006 Rich Manning st Finals 11 / 2nd Rd. NCAA 2007 Rich Manning th Semifinals NR / N/A 2008 Rich Manning nd Finals NR / N/A 2009 Rich Manning rd Semifinals NR / N/A 2010 Rich Manning th Quarterfinals NR / N/A 2011 Rich Manning N/A Totals

5 The Last Time Utah... All Opponents The Team... Won at Home... 10/28/11, 3-0 vs. USC Won on the Road...9/23/11, 2-0 at Oregon Won at a Neutral Site... 9/9/11, 2-1 vs. UC Riverside (Moraga, Calif.) Tied at Home...10/8/10, 1-1 vs. Wyoming (2ot) Tied on the Road...8/19/11, 0-0 at Cal State Fullerton (2ot) Tied at a Neutral Site... 9/20/09, 2-2 (2ot) vs. LMU (Los Angeles) Lost at Home... 10/30/11, 1-0 (OT) vs. UCLA Lost on the Road... 10/23/11, 2-0 at California Lost at a Neutral Site... 11/3/10, 4-1 vs. UNLV (San Diego, Calif.) Scored 3+ Goals in a Game... 10/28/11, 3-0 vs. USC Scored 4+ Goals in a Game... 8/21/09, 6-0 vs. Utah Valley Scored 5+ Goals in a Game... 8/21/09, 6-0 vs. Utah Valley Scored 6+ Goals in a Game... 8/21/09, 6-0 vs. Utah Valley Scored 7+ Goals in a Game... 10/25/01, 8-2 vs. Wyoming Won in Overtime... 10/14/11, 1-0 vs. No. 18 Oregon State (OT) Lost in Overtime... 10/30/11, 1-0 (OT) vs. UCLA Won in Overtime... 10/14/11, 1-0 vs. No. 18 Oregon State (OT) Lost on the Road... 10/23/11, 2-0 at California Recorded Back-To-Back Shutouts...8/28/09, 8/30/09 Recorded Three+ Consecutive Shutouts...9/12/08, 9/14/08, 9/19/08 Beat a Top 25-ranked team at home...10/14/11, 1-0 vs. No. 18 Oregon St. (OT) Beat a Top 25-ranked team on the road...10/16/07, 1-0 at No. 16 BYU An Individual... Had a multiple-goal game... Erin Dalley (2), 10/16/10 at TCU Had a hat trick...lauren Field (3), 9/7/03 vs. Baylor Had four goals in a game...amy Kofoed (4), 10/25/01 vs. Wyoming Had five goals in a game...never Had three assists in a game... Kelly Isleib (3), 10/9/08 vs. SDSU Had four points in a game... Lauren Hair (4), 10/23/10 vs. UNLV Had five points in a game... Kelly Isleib (5), 8/21/09 vs. Utah Valley Had six points in a game...lauren Field (3), 9/7/03 vs. Baylor Had seven points in a game...julie Herdic (7), 9/12/02 vs. Idaho State Had eight points in a game...amy Kofoed (9), 10/25/01 vs. Wyoming Had nine points in a game...amy Kofoed (9), 10/25/01 vs. Wyoming Had 10 points in a game...never Scored 10+ goals in a season... Adele Letro (17), 2007 Scored 15+ goals in a season... Adele Letro (17), 2007 Scored 20+ goals in a season...jacki Doman (20), 1996 Had 10+ assists in a season...kelly Isleib (13) Had 15+ assists in a season...never Had 25+ points in a season... Adele Letro (39), 2007 Had 30+ points in a season... Adele Letro (39), 2007 Had 35+ points in a season... Adele Letro (39), 2007 Had 40+ points in a season... Adele Letro (39), 2007 Had 45+ points in a season...jacki Doman (49), 1996 An Opposing Team... Scored 3+ Goals in a Game...No. 1 Stanford, 4-0, 10/21/11 Scored 4+ Goals in a Game...Washington, 4-0, 10/9/11 Scored 5+ Goals in a Game...No. 2 Stanford, 6-1, 9/17/10 Scored 6+ Goals in a Game...No. 2 Stanford, 6-1, 9/17/10 Scored 7+ Goals in a Game... Cal Poly, 8-0, 8/31/97 An Opposing Individual... Had a multiple-goal game... Lindsay Taylor (2), No. 1 Stanford, 10/21/11 Had a hat trick... Christen Press (3), No. 2 Stanford, 9/17/10 Had four goals in a game...never Had three assists in a game...never Had four points in a game... Chioma Ubogagu (4), No. 1 Stanford, 10/21/11 Had five points in a game...christen Press (7), No. 2 Stanford, 9/17/10 Had six points in a game...christen Press (7), No. 2 Stanford, 9/17/10 Had seven points in a game...christen Press (7), No. 2 Stanford, 9/17/10 Had eight points in a game...never Against Conference Opponents Only** The Team... Won at Home... 10/28/11, 3-0 vs. USC Won on the Road...9/23/11, 2-0 at Oregon Won at a Neutral Site...11/4/09, 3-1 vs. TCU (Provo, Utah) Tied at Home...10/8/10, 1-1 vs. Wyoming (2ot) Tied on the Road... 10/10/09, 1-1 at San Diego State (2ot) Tied at a Neutral Site... 11/6/04, 1-1 vs. San Diego State (Provo, Utah) Lost at Home... 10/30/11, 1-0 (OT) vs. UCLA Lost on the Road... 10/23/11, 2-0 at California Lost at a Neutral Site... 11/3/10, 4-1 vs. UNLV (San Diego, Calif.) Scored 3+ Goals in a Game... 10/28/11, 3-0 vs. USC Scored 4+ Goals in a Game...10/9/08, 4-1 vs. San Diego State Scored 5+ Goals in a Game... 10/4/08, 5-0 vs. BYU Scored 6+ Goals in a Game... 10/25/01, 8-2 vs. Wyoming Scored 7+ Goals in a Game... 10/25/01, 8-2 vs. Wyoming Won in Overtime... 10/14/11, 1-0 vs. No. 18 Oregon State (OT) Lost in Overtime... 10/30/11, 1-0 (OT) vs. UCLA Won in Overtime... 10/14/11, 1-0 vs. No. 18 Oregon State (OT) Lost on the Road... 10/23/11, 2-0 at California Recorded Back-To-Back Shutouts...10/3/07, 10/6/07 Recorded Three Straight Shutouts... 10/5/04-10/27/06 (7 straight) Beat a Top 25-ranked team at home...10/14/11, 1-0 vs. No. 18 Oregon St. (OT) Beat a Top 25-ranked team on the road...10/16/07, 1-0 at No. 16 BYU An Individual... Had a multiple-goal game... Erin Dalley (2), 10/16/10 at TCU Had a hat trick...shauna Gurr-Bingham (3), 10/24/02 vs. SDSU Had four goals in a game...amy Kofoed (4), 10/25/01 vs. Wyoming Had five goals in a game...never Had three assists in a game... Kelly Isleib (3), 10/9/08 vs. SDSU Had four points in a game... Lauren Hair (4), 10/23/10 vs. UNLV Had five points in a game... Kelly Isleib (5), 10/9/08 vs. SDSU Had six points in a game... Shauna Gurr-Bingham (3), 10/24/02 vs. SDSU Had seven points in a game...amy Kofoed (9), 10/25/01 vs. Wyoming Had eight points in a game...amy Kofoed (9), 10/25/01 vs. Wyoming Had nine points in a game...amy Kofoed (9), 10/25/01 vs. Wyoming Had 10 points in a game...never Scored 5+ goals in a season... Adele Letro (6), 2006 Scored 10+ goals in a season...never Had 5+ assists in a season...kelly Isleib (5), 2008 Had 10+ assists in a season...never Had 15+ points in a season... Adele Letro (12), Amanda Feigt (10), 2006 Had 20+ points in a season...never An Opposing Team... Scored 3+ Goals in a Game...No. 1 Stanford, 4-0, 10/21/11 Scored 4+ Goals in a Game...Washington, 4-0, 10/9/11 Scored 5+ Goals in a Game... BYU, 5-0, 10/4/08 Scored 6+ Goals in a Game... BYU, 6-1, 11/4/00 Scored 7+ Goals in a Game... never An Opposing Individual... Had a multiple-goal game... Lindsay Taylor (2), No. 1 Stanford, 10/21/11 Had a hat trick...michelle Peterson, BYU, 10/7/00 Had four goals in a game...never Had three assists in a game...never Had four points in a game... Chioma Ubogagu (4), No. 1 Stanford, 10/21/11 Had five points in a game... Tamika Wilson (5), Wyoming, 11/3/07 Had six points in a game... Michelle Peterson (7), BYU, 10/7/00 Had seven points in a game... Michelle Peterson (7), BYU, 10/7/00 **Includes Pac-12 (2011), MWC ( ) and WAC ( ); includes MWC and WAC conference tournament games

6 2011 Game-By-Game Results Overall: Pac-12: Home: Away: Neutral: in OT: in 2OT: vs. Top 25: Date Opponent Result Score Overall Pac-12 Attend Utah Goals Scored (Assists) Aug. 19 at Cal State Fullerton T (2OT) Aug. 23 at BYU L , Aug. 28 Nevada L Sept. 2 at Utah State L , Sept. 4 Utah Valley W Dalley (Taylor); Allen (Robison, Taylor); Dudley (penalty) Sept. 9 vs. UC Riverside% W Robison (Duncan); Wall (unassisted) Sept. 11 at Saint Mary s% L Wall (Wisner) Sept. 16 Weber State W Ford (unassisted) Sept. 18 Idaho State W Spier (Wall); Muirhead (unassisted); Dalley (Robison, Hall) Sept. 23 at Oregon* W ,207 Spier (Robison); Muirhead (Dalley) Sept. 30 Arizona State* W ,008 Dalley (Taylor, Ford); Dudley (Ford) Oct. 2 Arizona* W Porter (Dudley); Dalley (Muirhead); Lemeza (Dalley) Oct. 7 at Washington State* L Oct. 9 at Washington* L Oct. 14 Oregon State (18)* W ,012 Dalley (Hall) Oct. 21 at Stanford (1)* L , Oct. 23 at California (RV)* L Oct. 28 USC* W Taylor (unassisted); Porter (Wall); Dalley (Wall) Oct. 30 UCLA (6)* L (OT) Nov. 4 Colorado* * = Pac-12 Conference Game % = Saint Mary s Classic, Moraga, Calif. ( ) = Opponent s NSCAA ranking at time of match Defenders Midfielders Opponent GK Left Center Center Right Holding Holding Attacking Forward Forward Forward Cal St. Fullerton Turpen Ford Dudley Porter Spier Martinez Ericson^ Wisner Allen Krantz Taylor BYU Turpen Duncan Dudley Porter Spier Ford Wisner Taylor Allen Robison Ericson Nevada Turpen Duncan Hutton Ford Spier Hall Wisner Taylor Ericson Krantz Robison Utah State Turpen Duncan Dudley Hutton Spier Ford Wisner Taylor Ericson Dalley Robison Utah Valley Turpen Duncan Dudley Hutton Groth Spier Ford Wall Ericson Dalley Taylor UC Riverside Turpen Duncan Dudley Hutton Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Saint Mary s Turpen Duncan Dudley Hutton Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Weber State Turpen Duncan Dudley Hutton Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Robison Wisner Idaho State Turpen Duncan Dudley Hutton Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Oregon* Turpen Duncan Dudley Hutton Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Arizona State* Turpen Duncan Dudley Hutton Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Arizona* Turpen Duncan Dudley Porter Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Wash. State* Turpen Duncan Dudley Porter Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Washington* Turpen Duncan Dudley Porter Ford Spier Hall Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Oregon State* Turpen Duncan Dudley Porter Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Stanford* Turpen Duncan Dudley Porter Groth Spier Ford Muirhead Taylor Dalley Wisner California* Turpen Duncan Dudley Porter Groth Spier Ford Muirhead Taylor Dalley Wisner USC* Turpen Hutton Dudley Porter Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner UCLA* Turpen Hutton Dudley Porter Groth Spier Ford Wall Taylor Dalley Wisner Colorado* * - Pac-12 game ^ - indicates Utah started with two attacking midfielders instead of two holding Game-By-Game Starters System: 4-3-3

7 Ranking The Utes In The Pac-12 Stats thru 10/24/11 Players must appear in 50% of their team s games, goalies at least 33% of their team s minutes, to be ranked. Team Rankings (INCLUDES ALL GAMES) Category No. Rank Total Wins 9 6 Goals 21 8 Goals Per Game Assists 18 t-7 Assists Per Game 0.95 t-8 Points 60 8 Points Per Game Shots Corner Kicks Goals Allowed 25 7 Goals Against Average Shutouts 6 t-7 Save Pct..773 t-6 Saves 86 3 Avg. Scoring Margin Fouls Home Attendance Avg. Home Attendance (PAC-12 GAMES ONLY) Category No. Rank Total Wins 5 t-5 Goals 11 t-6 Goals Per Game 1.10 t-6 Assists 10 4 Assists Per Game Points 32 6 Points Per Game Shots Corner Kicks Goals Allowed 15 9 Goals Against Average Shutouts 3 t-6 Save Pct Saves 48 2 Avg. Scoring Margin t-7 Fouls 92 7 Home Attendance Avg. Home Attendance Rank Points (INCLUDES ALL GAMES) Player...No. Points Per Game Goals Goals Per Game Assists Assists Per Game Game-Winning Goals Shots Shots Per Game Goals-Against Average 8. Hannah Turpen Saves 4. Hannah Turpen Saves Per Game 5. Hannah Turpen Save Percentage 8. Hannah Turpen Shutouts t-7. Hannah Turpen... 3 Individual Rankings Rank Player...No. Points t-8. Erin Dalley Points Per Game t-10. Erin Dalley Goals t-6. Erin Dalley... 4 Goals Per Game t-10. Erin Dalley Assists Assists Per Game Game-Winning Goals t-5. Erin Dalley... 2 Shots (PAC-12 GAMES ONLY) Shots Per Game Goals-Against Average 9. Hannah Turpen Saves 2. Hannah Turpen Saves Per Game t-5. Hannah Turpen Save Percentage 9. Hannah Turpen Shutouts 8. Hannah Turpen... 2

8 Utah 0 Cal State Fullerton 0 Aug. 19, 2011 Titan Stadium Fullerton, Calif Game Summaries Utah 0 BYU 4 Aug. 23, 2011 South Field Provo, Utah The University of Utah women s soccer team (0-0-1) opened up the 2011 season with a 0-0 draw at Cal State Fullerton (0-0-1), Friday. Sophomore goalkeeper Cheyanne Mulcock, who came on at halftime, was the story of the game for the Utes as she made several key saves, including a pair of breakaway stops. Mulcock, whose strong effort in training camp earned some earlyseason playing time, came on at the half in place of senior Hannah Turpen and saved all four of Fullerton s attempts on goal, including two impressive stops on clear scoring opportunities. Just a few minutes into the second half, Fullerton sprung a player on a breakaway down the middle. The Titan decided to shoot around the top of the 18-yard box and Mulcock, who had come well off her line to cut down the angle, dove to her right for the highlight-reel save. With less than 15 minutes left in the game, Mulcock faced another wide-open shot, in fact a two-on-one against a pair of Titans, and managed to deflect the incoming shot with a quick right-leg kick-save. Just a couple minutes later, a 23-yard laser headed straight to the left post was snatched by Mulcock as well. Utah s best scoring chance of the contest came with less than three minutes remaining in the second overtime period as freshman forward Jill Robison drilled a right-footed cross from the right wing that sliced across the face of goal and pinged squarely off the goalpost, mere inches from giving the Utes a golden-goal victory in her collegiate debut. Manning and his staff showed confidence in their youthful squad as seven of the 11 starters were freshmen and sophomores, while four more underclassmen came on as substitutes. The Utes were out-shot in the contest, 11-5, with shots on goal going 4-0 for the Titans. Corner kicks were 2-1 in Fullerton s favor, while Utah committed 13 fouls to CSF s 10. Fullerton was whistled for seven offside infractions and the Utes were called for three. 1st 2nd OT 2OT Final Utah Cal State Fullerton Utah Turpen 45: Mulcock 65: Fullerton Maricic 110: Statistical Comparison Utah Fullerton Shots 5 11 Shots on Goal 0 4 Saves 4 0 Corner Kicks 1 2 Fouls Cautions/Ejections: none Attendance: 428 The University of Utah women s soccer team (0-1-1) fell at BYU (1-0-1) by a 4-0 score Tuesday in Provo. All four goals came in the second half after the two teams battled to a 0-0 halftime score. Both teams went to the break feeling unlucky to have not scored at least one goal. For the Utes, sophomore forward Jen Ericson beat BYU goalkeeper McKinzie Olson with a right-footed volley from 18 yards but rung it off the crossbar. Freshman Jill Robison, who made her first collegiate start at forward, followed up the effort but sent it sailing over the crossbar. BYU had several attempts clear the Utes crossbar as well, including a diving header from Carlee Payne. Utah s luck changed in the 58th minute when senior center back Lauren Dudley, who had already received a yellow card in the first half, was issued a second yellow, thus receiving an automatic red card and leaving the Utes with just 10 players. On the ensuing free kick, Jessica Ringwood drilled a 19-yard shot that hit the bottom of the crossbar just over the outstretched hand of Ute goalkeeper Hannah Turpen and into the net for the game s first tally. From there the dynamic of the game changed as Utah looked for the equalizer, sending players forward despite being reduced to just 10 players. BYU s second goal came off the foot of Auna Doria in the 65th minute, who received a pass from Lauren Crosby, took a good first touch around her defender and into the box, then hit a well-placed right-footed shot that found it s target, giving the Cougars a 2-0 lead. The third and fourth goals came from Jaiden Thornock and Niki Fernandes, respectively, both assisted by Jennie Marshall. Despite the 4-0 score line, head coach Rich Manning was pleased with his team s effort and the experience gained in the game. The Utes started four freshmen, with a total of six freshmen seeing action in the game. Of the 14 players who saw the field, 11 were freshmen and sophomores. The Utes play their first home game Sunday, Aug. 28, as Nevada comes to Ute Field for a 1 p.m. MT kickoff. Utah will be without the services of Dudley, who will serve a mandatory one-game suspension after receiving the red card. Senior center back Lauren Porter will also be questionable for the game after leaving the BYU contest with an unspecified knee injury. Utah BYU BYU - Ringwood (1), 57:26; unassisted BYU - Doria (1), 64:01; asst. - Cosby BYU - Thornock (1), 77:28; asst. - Marshall BYU - Fernandes (1), 82:48; asst. - Marshall Utah Turpen 90: BYU Olson 84: Snyder 5: Statistical Comparison Utah BYU Shots 3 18 Shots on Goal 11 0 Saves 7 0 Corner Kicks 1 9 Fouls 9 7 Cautions/Ejections: YC - UU #12 (44:08); RC - UU #12 (57:23); YC - BYU #11 (80:40) Attendance: 4,437

9 Utah 0 Nevada 1 Aug. 28, 2011 Ute Field Salt Lake City 2011 Game Summaries Utah 0 Utah State 1 Sept. 2 Bell Field Logan, Utah The University of Utah women s soccer team (0-2-1) dropped its homeopener to Nevada (1-3-0) by a 1-0 score Sunday at Ute Field. Utah outshot the Wolfpack, 19-7 in the loss. Nevada s game-winning goal came in the 83rd minute after a turnover in the Utah defense allowed the Wolfpack to counter-attack. Aleina Dominguez got possession and played to Kori Disarufino at the top of the Utes penalty box. Disarufino turned on her defender and got to the inside, then took a left-footed shot that bent around the diving effort of Utah senior goalkeeper Hannah Turpen and into the bottom left corner for the game s only goal. Utah s hard luck continued on the offensive end, with the Utes still searching for their first goal of the season. Utah got off 19 shots, forcing Nevada goalkeeper Jenna Riddle to make four saves, and hit the frame three other times. Sophomore defender Jenny Hutton hit the crossbar in the 15th minute, freshman midfielder Ashton Hall hit it again in the 49th minute and freshman midfielder Katie Taylor hit the goalpost in the 51st minute of action. Utah also created several good opportunities on crosses into the box as well. Hutton and sophomore forward Jen Ericson tied with a game-high four shots each. Turpen finished the game with three saves, including another outstanding reaction-save from close range, diving to her right side early in the second half. Her counterpart, Riddle, made four stops. Despite the lopsided total shot count, shots on goal were even at 4-4. Utah earned four corner kicks to Nevada s two, while fouls went 9-3 against the Wolfpack. The Utes are back in action Friday, Sept. 2, as they head to Logan for a rivalry game at Utah State. Kickoff is slated for 4 p.m. MT. The University of Utah women s soccer team (0-3-1) fell at Utah State (5-0-0) by a 1-0 score Friday at Bell Field in Logan. After more than 84 minutes of scoreless soccer, Utah State broke through as Mari Miyashiro put away a rebounded ball following two very good saves from Ute senior goalkeeper Hannah Turpen. After Utah State won a free kick just outside the Utah penalty box, Kendra Pemberton stepped up and drilled a knuckling shot at Turpen. After Turpen made the initial save, Chelsie Sperry one-timed the rebound back at the goal but Turpen made a second stop from nearly point-blank range. That rebound fell in front of Miyashiro, who buried it for the game s only goal. For the fourth consecutive game, Utah hit the goal frame with a shot that could have drastically changed the outcome as, for the third time, sophomore forward Jen Ericson was denied by the goal post. The Utes also had a second-half ball than stopped rolling inches from the goal line and was cleared away by a scrambling Aggie defender. The Utes are still looking for their first goal of the season. Turpen, who finished the game with six saves, also made a point-blank stop in the first half as USU s Jade Tarver got on the end of a cross but couldn t get past Turpen. Her counterpart for Utah State, Molli Merrill, made three saves and earned her second consecutive shutout. Total shots went 14-7 in favor of the Aggies, with shots on goal going 7-3. Corner kicks were 2-1 for Utah, while fouls were whistled 14-9 against Utah State. Utah is back in action Sunday, Sept. 4, as the team returns to Ute Field for another in-state match-up against Utah Valley. Kickoff is slated for 1 p.m. Utah Nevada UNR - Disarufino (1), 82:13; asst. - Dominguez Utah Turpen 90: Nevada Riddle 90: Statistical Comparison Utah Nevada Shots 19 7 Shots on Goal 4 4 Saves 3 4 Corner Kicks 4 2 Fouls 3 9 Cautions/Ejections: none Attendance: 441 Utah Utah State USU - Miyashiro, 84:27; unassisted Utah Turpen 90: Utah State Merrill 90: Statistical Comparison Utah Utah State Shots 7 14 Shots on Goal 3 7 Saves 6 3 Corner Kicks 2 1 Fouls 9 14 Cautions/Ejections: YC-USU #25 (84:33) Attendance: 1,015

10 Utah 3 Utah Valley 0 Sept. 4, 2011 Ute Field Salt Lake City 2011 Game Summaries Utah 2 UC Riverside 1 Sept. 9, 2011 Saint Mary s Stadium Moraga, Calif. The University of Utah women s soccer team (1-3-1) picked up its first win of the season Sunday with a 3-0 victory over in-state foe Utah Valley University (1-4-0). The Utes earned their second shutout of the season while scoring their first three goals of the year. Senior forward Erin Dalley lit up the scoreboard in the 13th minute as she buried a header from about eight yards out, after freshman forward Katie Taylor dropped a well-placed through-ball into the UVU penalty box. The goal Dalley s 16th career score, her fifth game-winner, and the first career assist and point for Taylor. The Utes made it 2-0 in the 39th minute as sophomore forward Percie Allen knocked home her first career goal. Allen, a converted defender, made a run to the near post and got on the end of a cross from freshman forward Jill Robison, hitting a right-footed one-time volley for the game s second goal. It was Robison s first career assist and point, while Taylor was credited with her second assist of the game, after playing the ball to Robison. Utah extended the score line to 3-0 in the 83rd minute as sophomore forward Jen Ericson was tackled in the UVU penalty box, earning the first penalty kick of the year for the Utes. Senior defender Lauren Dudley opted to take the PK, calmly tucking it into the left side for her first goal of the season and the fourth of her career. Senior Ute goalkeeper Hannah Turpen started the game and made two saves, then was relieved at halftime by sophomore Cheyanne Mulcock, who made a pair of second-half saves to preserve the combined shutout. On the Utah Valley end, Lauren Sack played the first half and made one save while allowing two goals. She was then was replaced by Jadeshia Colebrook at halftime, who made four saves while giving up one goal on the Ute penalty. The University of Utah women s soccer team improved to with a 2-1 neutral-site victory over UC Riverside (3-3-1) at the Saint Mary s Classic on Friday. All three Utes to log points in the game were true freshmen from the state of Utah, including McKel Wall, a native of West Haven, Utah, who scored the game winner. Wall put the Utes up 2-0 as she scored her first career goal by burying a 20-yard free kick from the top of UCR s penalty box, taking advantage of the set piece opportunity after sophomore Allie Wisner had drawn the foul. Wall became the first freshman since Lauren Porter, now the team s senior captain, to be credited with a game-winning goal for the Utes. Freshman forward Jill Robison, a product of Layton, Utah, gave the Utes a 1-0 lead in the 58th minute, breaking a scoreless tie with her first career goal. Freshman defender Sarah Duncan, who hails from Springville, Utah, fed the ball to Robison, who dribbled to her left and ripped a shot into the upper right corner. It was Duncan s first career assist. Wall and Robison combined to mark the first time since Oct. 3, 2007, that two Utah freshmen scored in the same game. It was also the second consecutive game in which at multiple Utah players recorded the first points of their careers. UC Riverside had cut Utah s lead to 2-1 in the 78th minute as Deborah Musa got on the end of a punt by goalkeeper Jessica Olafsen and onetimed a volley from 35 yards out that whistled into the net. Guarding the Utah net, senior goalkeeper Hannah Turpen made two saves, while Olafsen made six stops for UCR. Utah outshot the Highlanders, 12-8 overall, with shots on goal going 8-3 in favor of the Utes. Utah also took four corner kicks to UCR s one, while fouls were whistled 10-5 against the Highlanders. Utah outshot the Wolverines, overall, with shots on goal going 8-4 in favor of the Utes. UVU earned four corner kicks to Utah s 2, while fouls went 12-7 against the Utes. Utah Utah Valley UU - Dalley (1), 12:37; asst. - Taylor UU - Allen (1), 38:57; asst. - Robison, Taylor UU - Dudley (1), 82:19; penalty Utah Turpen 45: Mulcock 45: Utah Valley Sack 45: Colebrook 45: Statistical Comparison Utah Utah Valley Shots Shots on Goal 8 4 Saves 4 5 Corner Kicks 2 4 Fouls 12 7 Cautions/Ejections: none Attendance: 700 Utah UC Riverside UU - Robison (1), 57:49; asst. - Duncan UU - Wall (1), 75:23; unassisted UCR - Musa (1), 77:45; Olafsen Utah Turpen 90: UC Riverside Olafsen 90: Statistical Comparison Utah UCR Shots 12 8 Shots on Goal 8 3 Saves 6 2 Corner Kicks 4 1 Fouls 5 10 Cautions/Ejections: none Attendance: 102

11 Utah 1 Saint Mary s 2 Sept. 11, 2011 Saint Mary s Stadium Moraga, Calif Game Summaries Utah 1 Weber State 0 Sept. 11, 2011 Ute Field Salt Lake City The University of Utah women s soccer team (2-4-1) fell at Saint Mary s (6-1-1) Sunday by a 2-1 score in the final game of the Saint Mary s Classic. The Utes only goal, which had tied the game at 1-1, came off the foot of freshman midfielder McKel Wall. With two goals in the tournament, including Friday s game winner, Wall was named to the All-Tournament Team. With the game tied 1-1 and just over three minutes remaining, Saint Mary s found its eventual game-winning goal as Jordan Marada, the team s leading scorer, claimed her fourth score of the year. The Gaels first goal came just two minutes into the game as Christina Tognetti buried a header off a corner kick by Marada to give the home team an early lead. Facing a 1-0 deficit with 20 minutes left in the game, Wall, the Ute hero who scored Friday s game-winner against UC Riverside, struck again as she scored from the top of the penalty box to tie the game at 1-1. Wall received the ball from redshirt sophomore Allie Wisner, who notched her first assist of the year. The Utes had three players named to the Saint Mary s Classic All-Tournament team, including Wall (2 goals), freshman forward Jill Robison (1 goal) and senior defender Lauren Dudley (2 shots on goal). Utah was outshot overall, with shots on goal even at six apiece. Corner kicks were 7-5 in SMC s favor, but the Gaels were whistled for 11 fouls to Utah s six. Utah sophomore goalkeeper Hannah Turpen made four saves in the contest, while her SMC counterpart, Kate Brenot, was credited with five. Saint Mary s improved to 5-1 at home, while Utah fell to on the road. Freshman midfielder Avery Ford delivered the game-winning goal for Utah women s soccer (3-4-1) Friday night as the Utes took down Weber State (1-6-0) by a 1-0 score at Ute Field. Ford became the third freshman to score her first career goal this year and the second to register a game winner. With the scored knotted at 0-0 in the 51st minute of play, Ford collected a Wildcat turnover nearly 35 yards from goal, stepped up and blasted a shot that snuck underneath the crossbar. Ford s goal marks the fourth consecutive scored by a freshman, a run that spans three games. Senior goalkeeper Hannah Turpen made a tremendous diving save with less than seven minutes remaining to preserve the win and log her first shutout of the year. Jessie Baddely, arguably Weber State s most dangerous player and a long-range specialist, had stepped up to take a free kick just outside the penalty box and hit a right-footed shot that was well struck, but Turpen was up to the task. Baddley finished with a game-high seven shots. Turpen finished the game with three saves, while her Weber State counterpart, Ryann Waldman, made four. The Wildcats were also credited with a team save as Utah freshman forward Katie Taylor had gotten past Waldman, only to have her shot cleared away by a scrambling WSU defender. Wildcat substitute Felicia Sorter also gave her squad two excellent scoring chances but rang the crossbar twice, once in each half. Weber State has now been shut out in five of its six losses on the year, all by 1-0 scores. Weber State out-shot Utah overall, 17-15, but shots on goal were 6-3 in the Utes favor. Corner kicks were 6-5 for Utah, while fouls were whistled 8-5 against the Utes. Utah Saint Mary s SMC - Tognetti (3), 2:00; asst. - Marada UU - Wall (2), 70:00; asst. - Wisner SMC - Marada (4); asst. - Tognetti, Madden Utah Turpen 90: Saint Mary s Brenot 90: Statistical Comparison Utah SMC Shots Shots on Goal 6 6 Saves 4 5 Corner Kicks 5 7 Fouls 6 11 Cautions/Ejections: none Attendance: 599 Utah Weber State UU - Ford (1), 50:40; unassisted Utah Turpen 90: Weber State Brenot 90: Team -- 1 Statistical Comparison Utah WSU Shots Shots on Goal 6 3 Saves 3 5 Corner Kicks 6 5 Fouls 8 5 Cautions/Ejections: none Attendance: 625

12 Utah 3 Idaho State 1 Sept. 18, 2011 Ute Field Salt Lake City 2011 Game Summaries Utah 2 Oregon 0 Sept. 18, 2011 Ute Field Salt Lake City The University of Utah women s soccer team (4-4-1) completed a home weekend sweep with Sunday s 3-1 victory over Idaho State (3-5-1) to wrap up non-conference play and take a two-match win streak into it s Pac-12 opener. The game-winning goal came off the foot of sophomore midfielder Leslie Muirhead. Muirhead s goal snapped a 1-1 tie in the 36th minute and became the eventual game winner. After a nice buildup down the right wing, freshman forward Jill Robison crossed the ball into the penalty box, where Idaho State goalkeeper Carly Hutchings-Maloney came off her line to intercept it. She wasn t able to hold on to the ball and the deflection fell straight to Muirhead, who slid it into the net from six yards out for her first career goal. Muirhead became the eighth different Ute to score this season and the sixth to tally her first career goal. Furthermore, she became the fourth different Utah player to score a game winner this year and the third whose first career goal was also a game-winning strike. Utah had taken a 1-0 lead in the 19th minute as sophomore midfielder Harley Spier, known for her ability to win head balls on both ends of the field, blasted in a header off a corner kick from freshman midfielder McKel Wall, who earned her first assist of the year. It was Spier s first career goal as well. Senior forward Erin Dalley iced the game with a goal in the second half, her second of the year, after two well-played passes led to her left-footed onetimer from 14 yards out that ricocheted off the post and in. Freshman midfielder Ashton Hall had gotten possession and played it forward to Robison, who placed a one-touch layoff pass into the box for Dalley to run on to. Dalley beat the keeper and buried it for the 3-1 lead and eventual final score. Idaho State had pulled the game level at 1-1 less than two minutes after the Utes had taken their initial lead as Madeline Gochnour bent a 22-yard shot into the left side netting after the Utah defense turned it over deep in their defensive zone. Utah senior goalkeeper Hannah Turpen finished the game with three saves and was credited with the win. Sophomore Cheyanne Mulcock also got into the game in the Ute net, taking over for the last 23:44, and making one save as well. Hutchings-Maloney finished with five saves for Idaho State. For the second consecutive game, Utah was outshot overall but was more accurate statistically, as ISU led total shots 14-13, but shots-on-goal were 8-5 in favor of the Utes. The Bengals earned five corner kicks to Utah s two, but committed 11 fouls to only five for the U. The University of Utah women s soccer team (5-4-1, Pac-12) won its inaugural Pac-12 match Friday night, going on the road to defeat Oregon (5-4- 1, Pac-12) by a 2-0 score. Sophomores Harley Spier and Leslie Muirhead each scored for the second consecutive game, lifting the Utes to a win in front of the eighth-largest women s soccer crowd ever at Papé Field. Following a scoreless first half, Spier broke the tie in the 49th minute on a superb hustle play. After the Ducks committed a foul on their own half of the field, Utah senior defender Lauren Dudley stepped up and served the free kick into the penalty box. Freshman forward Jill Robison battled an Oregon defender and knocked it across the face of goal, where Spier fought through traffic and knocked it in from just a few yards out. It was Spier s second goal of the year as she has now scored in back-to-back games, while Robison has also posted an assist in two consecutive contests. Utah took a 2-0 lead in the 56th minute when senior forward Erin Dalley played a perfect ball to, who was making a straight run to goal. Muirhead took a touch forward, shielded her defender away from the ball and fired it into the upper left corner from the top of the penalty box. It was Muirhead s second goal of the season and the first assist for Dalley. Senior goalkeeper Hannah Turpen made three saves and earned her second shutout of the season. Her Oregon counterpart, Abby Steele, made two saves while conceding both goals. In addition to logging its first-ever Pac-12 win, the game also marked Utah s first Pac-12 road victory and its first Pac-12 shutout. It was the Utes third consecutive win and their fourth victory in their last five games. Oregon out-shot Utah overall, 10-6, but the Utes put four shots-on-goal to the Ducks three. Utah held the edge in corner kicks, 4-3, while Oregon was whistled for nine fouls to the Utes seven. Utah Idaho State UU - Spier (1), 18:42; asst. - Wall ISU - Gochnour (1), 20:31; unassisted UU - Muirhead (1), 35:53; unassisted UU - Dalley (2), 53:01; asst. - Robison, Hall Utah Turpen 66: Mulcock 23: Idaho State Maloney 90: Statistical Comparison Utah ISU Shots Shots on Goal 8 5 Saves 4 5 Corner Kicks 2 5 Fouls 5 11 Cautions/Ejections: YC - ISU #20 (12:03); YC - ISU #10 (74:16) Attendance: 681 Utah Oregon UU - Spier (2), 48:18; unassisted UU - Muirhead (2); asst. - Dalley Utah Turpen 90: Oregon Steele 90: Statistical Comparison Utah OU Shots 10 6 Shots on Goal 4 3 Saves 3 2 Corner Kicks 4 3 Fouls 7 9 Cautions/Ejections: YC - OU #9 (45:21) Attendance: 1,207