B RON C O w o m e n s

2005 bronco soccer QUICK FACTS B RON C O w o m e n s s o c c e r GENERAL INFORMATION Location:...Kalamazoo, MI Founded:...1903 Enrollment:...29,351 President:...Dr. Judith Bailey (Coker College, 68) Athletics Director:...Kathy Beauregard (Hope, 79) Conference:...Mid-American Nickname:...Broncos Colors:...Brown & Gold Home Field:...WMU Soccer Complex Capacity:...500 COACHING INFORMATION Head Coach:...Mike Haines (Kalamazoo College, 1993) Record at WMU:...66-63-11 (7 years) Career Record:...98-66-14 (9 years) Assistant Coach:...Matt Kellogg Alma Mater:...Butler, 2001 Soccer Office Phone:...(269) 276-3581 Soccer Office Fax:...(269) 387-3668 TABLE OF CONTENTS Quickfacts.................... 1 Team Rosters.................. 2 WOMEN S INFORMATION Veteran Bios................ 3-11 Newcomer Bios............... 12 Head Coach Mike Haines...... 13 2004 In Review................ 14 Record Book............... 15-16 WMU INFORMATION The University................. 17 Academic Services............ 17 Athletics Director.............. 18 University President............ 19 Athletic Staff Directory......... 20 MEDIA INFORMATION Media Relations Phone:...(269) 387-4138 Media Relations Fax:...(269) 387-4139 Soccer Contact:...Daniel Jankowski Home Phone:...(269) 387-4122 Web Site:...wmubroncos.com GENERAL INFORMATION 2004 Record:...11-6-4 2004 MAC Record:...6-3-3 2004 MAC Finish:...4th/13 2004 Postseason:...None Letterwinners Returning:...13 Letterwinners Lost:...6 Starters Returning:...7 Starters Lost:...4 2005 BRONCO SOCCER YEARBOOK Produced by the WMU Athletic Media Relations Office. The 2005 Western Michigan soccer media guide was written and designed by Scott Kuykendall. Proofing assistance provided by Paula Haughn, Kim Hemingway and Daniel Jankowski. Photos courtesy of Zolton Cohen, Mark Cowan, Amir Gamzu, Neil Rankin, Gary Shook, Casey Spring and Trevor Thompson. Printing courtesy of J.B. Printing of Kalamazoo, Mich. Soccer yearbooks can be purchased at all home matches for $5. Cover Design: Mike Naylor (Silhouette Graphics). 1

2005 bronco soccer ROSTERS Numerical Roster NO. NAME POS. HT. CL.-ELIG. HOMETOWN-HS (LAST SCHOOL) 00 Jenna Schrumpf * GK 5-10 Jr.-Jr. Williamston, Mich.-Williamston HS 0 Lea Perz * GK 5-11 So.-So. Troy, Mich.-Marian HS 1 Kate Perz *** GK 5-6 Sr.-Sr. Troy, Mich.-Troy HS 2 Stacy Rogers * MF 5-7 Jr.-Jr. Shelby Township, Mich.-Eisenhower HS 3 Mandi Marsh ** F 5-7 Jr.-Jr. Grosse Pointe Park, Mich.-South HS 4 Cassandra Nelson F 5-10 Fr.-Fr. Duluth, Minn.-East HS 5 Emily Chesher * F 5-5 So.-So. Grand Haven, Mich.-Grand Haven HS 6 Laura White * MF 5-5 So.-So. Okemos, Mich.-Okemos HS 7 Thalia Playford F 6-2 Fr.-Fr. Sudbury, Ont.-Lockerby Composite School 8 Katie Ruzinsky *** MF 5-0 Sr.-Sr. Shelby Township, Mich.-Eisenhower HS 10 Nicole Sweinberg F 5-4 So.-RFr. Cary, Ill.-Grove HS 11 Chelsea McNally *** D 5-10 Sr.-Sr. Tucson, Ariz.-Sabino HS 12 Jenna Luiz F 5-8 Fr.-Fr. Grand Rapids, Mich.-Forest Hills Northern HS 14 Ellen Fukuzawa D 5-5 Fr.-Fr. Troy, Mich.-Athens HS 15 Alissa Burge D 5-10 Fr.-Fr. Frankfurt, Ill.-Lincoln Way East HS 16 Valerie McIntyre * D 5-6 Jr.-Jr. Macomb Township, Mich.-Henry Ford II HS 17 Tara Cook D 5-8 So.-RFr. Grand Haven, Mich.-Grand Haven HS 18 Amy Letzgus * MF 5-7 Jr.-So. Royal Oak, Mich.-Kimball HS 19 Lisa Witt *** D 5-3 Sr.-Sr. Trenton, Mich.-Trenton HS 20 Chantal Robinson ** D 5-8 Jr.-Jr. Midland, Mich.-Midland HS 21 Ashleigh Carpentier D 5-10 Fr.-Fr. Portage, Mich.-Central HS 22 Andrea Tyler *** MF 5-4 Sr.-Sr. Brighton, Mich.-Brighton HS 23 Jessica Lanning GK 5-8 Fr.-Fr. Grand Haven, Mich.-Grand Haven HS 24 Stephanie Johnson *** F 5-5 Sr.-Sr. Canton, Mich.-Canton HS Head Coach: Mike Haines. Assistant Coach: Matt Kellogg. Alphabetical Roster NO. NAME POS. HT. CL.-ELIG. HOMETOWN-HS (LAST SCHOOL) 15 Alissa Burge D 5-10 Fr.-Fr. Frankfurt, Ill.-Lincoln Way East HS 21 Ashley Carpentier D 5-10 Fr.-Fr. Portage, Mich.-Central HS 5 Emily Chesher * F 5-5 So.-So. Grand Haven, Mich.-Grand Haven HS 17 Tara Cook D 5-8 So.-RFr. Grand Haven, Mich.-Grand Haven HS 14 Ellen Fukuzawa D 5-5 Fr.-Fr. Troy, Mich.-Athens HS 24 Stephanie Johnson *** F 5-5 Sr.-Sr. Canton, Mich.-Canton HS 23 Jessica Lanning GK 5-8 Fr.-Fr. Grand Haven, Mich.-Grand Haven HS 18 Amy Letzgus * MF 5-7 Jr.-So. Royal Oak, Mich.-Kimball HS 12 Jenna Luiz F 5-8 Fr.-Fr. Grand Rapids, Mich.-Forest Hills Northern HS 3 Mandi Marsh ** F 5-7 Jr.-Jr. Grosse Pointe Park, Mich.-South HS 11 Chelsea McNally *** D 5-10 Sr.-Sr. Tucson, Ariz.-Sabino HS 16 Valerie McIntyre * D 5-6 Jr.-Jr. Macomb Township, Mich.-Henry Ford II HS 4 Cassandra Nelson F 5-10 Fr.-Fr. Duluth, Minn.-East HS 1 Kate Perz *** GK 5-6 Sr.-Sr. Troy, Mich.-Troy HS 0 Lea Perz * GK 5-11 So.-So. Troy, Mich.-Marian HS 7 Thalia Playford F 6-2 Fr.-Fr. Sudbury, Ont.-Lockerby Composite School 20 Chantal Robinson ** D 5-8 Jr.-Jr. Midland, Mich.-Midland HS 2 Stacy Rogers * MF 5-7 Jr.-Jr. Shelby Township, Mich.-Eisenhower HS 8 Katie Ruzinsky *** MF 5-0 Sr.-Sr. Shelby Township, Mich.-Eisenhower HS 00 Jenna Schrumpf * GK 5-10 Jr.-Jr. Williamston, Mich.-Williamston HS 10 Nicole Sweinberg F 5-4 So.-RFr. Cary, Ill.-Grove HS 22 Andrea Tyler *** MF 5-4 Sr.-Sr. Brighton, Mich.-Brighton HS 6 Laura White * MF 5-5 So.-So. Okemos, Mich.-Okemos HS 19 Lisa Witt *** D 5-3 Sr.-Sr. Trenton, Mich.-Trenton HS 2

Sophomore Forward 5-5 1L Grand Haven, Mich. Grand Haven HS 2004 21/2 1 2 4 13 2004: Played in all 21 matches, earning a pair of starting assignments concluded the season with one goal and two assists on 13 shots made Bronco debut in the season opener at Oakland (8/27) assisted on Lisa Witt s score against Miami (9/19) for first career point tallied first career goal on a corner kick at Eastern Michigan (10/1) score came on lone shot of the day assisted on Stephanie Johnson s second goal versus Yo u n g s t o w n State (10/15) earned first letter. High School: Three-year letterwinner at Grand Haven High School earned all-conference, allregion, all-district and all-state accolades during her career third team all-state as a junior progam claimed district and regional titles during her tenure netted 15 goals in 2004 played on undefeated (13-0-0) junior varsity squad as a freshman member of regional champion ODP team Personal: Majoring in elementary education daughter of Phil and Deb Chesher born December 17, 1985 in Perrysburg, Ohio. Freshman Defender 5-8 RS Grand Haven, Mich. Grand Haven HS 2004: Redshirted. High School: Three-year letterwinner at Grand Haven High School two-time honorable mention all-state selection claimed all-conference and all-district honors each of her three varsity campaigns tabbed to all-area roster final three seasons 3 member of conference and district championship squad as a sophomore also earned a pair of letters in volleyball as the starting outside hitter member of academic honor roll. Personal: Majoring in business daughter of Dick and Karen Cook born May 3, 1986 in Grand Haven, Mich. Senior Forward 5-5 3L Canton, Mich. Canton HS 2004 21/3 3 2 8 26 2003 22/1 3 1 7 17 2002 15/7 2 0 4 11 TOT 58/ 1 8 3 19 54 2004: Appeared in all 21 matches, earning three starting assignments started each of the team s final three matches of the year concluded the season with three goals and two assists on 26 shots picked up an assist on the team s final goal at IPFW (9/26) netted a pair of scores and assisted on another against Youngstown State (10/15) played a role in each of the squad s first three goals in the 4-1 win had a team-best six shots netted team s first goal in the shootout MAC To u r n a m e n t victory over Ball State (11/2) goal came moments into the second half earned third letter. 2003: Played in 22 of the team s 23 matches on the year, earning one starting assignment lone start came against Drake (9/7) concluded the season with three goals and one assist collected 17 shots assisted on the final goal in a 4-0 season-opening win over Valparaiso (8/31) netted first score of the game at Kent State (10/3) goal came on lone shot of the match found the back of the net in the 3-2 win over Oakland (10/30) collected game winner in a 2-1 win over Ohio (11/7) in the semifinals of the MAC Tournament member of MAC Academic Honor Roll earned second letter. 2002: Appeared in 15 matches missed some action with a knee injury concluded the season with two goals, one of which was a game winner took 11 shots made collegiate debut against Loyola (9/1) in the starting line-

up for the first time against Detroit (9/11) netted the game winner at Northern Illinois (10/13) on a penalty kick shortly after halftime finished cross versus Miami (10/20) for team s lone score against the RedHawks earned first letter. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Plymouth Canton High School Honorable Mention All-State selection as a senior earned all-division, all-conference, allarea, all-district and all-region accolades multiple times throughout her career 2002 team co-captain and most valuable player concluded career with 53 goals and 35 assists scored 11 goals and dished out eight assists as a junior to help lead the Chiefs to the state championship program advanced to state title match in 2000 accounted for 18 goals and nine assists that season also lettered in volleyball at the school served as team co-captain as a senior scholar-athlete member of academic honor roll. Personal: Majoring in recreation daughter of John and Mary Johnson born July 3, 1984 in Plymouth, Mich. Sophomore Midfielder 5-7 1L Royal Oak, Mich. Kimball HS 2003 22/22 3 3 9 27 2004: Missed entire season with knee injury suffered in opener at Oakland (8/27) earned medical redshirt. 2003: Named to MAC All-Freshman Team started all of the 22 matches in which she appeared concluded the season with three goals and three assists on 27 shots tied for fifth on the roster in points (9) made Bronco debut in the season opener against Valparaiso (8/31) assisted on the team s opening scoring play of the campaign for first collegiate point first career goal was the game winner at Buffalo (9/12) opened the team s scoring with her second goal of the season in the 2-1 victory over Ohio (9/26) accounted for a goal at Kent State (10/3) assisted on Stephanie Johnson s score against Oakland (10/30) picked up a helper in the MAC Championship game against Bowling Green (11/9) earned first letter. High School: Four-year letterwinner and starter at Kimball High School member of First Team All-State and Dream Team squads as a senior claimed multiple all-conference, all-district, all-region and all-state honors throughout the course of her career the Knights claimed district and regional titles during her tenure member of Vardar 85 club team, which claimed the state championship in 2003 participated in the Olympic Development Program and was a member of the regional pool in 2002 also earned a pair of letters in basketball scholar-athlete and member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Majoring in business daughter of Betty Ann Garlak born September 28, 1984 in St. Clair, Mich. 4 2004: Started 20 of the squad s 21 matches concluded the season with five goals and five assists to earn a share of the team s points lead (15) topped the roster with 20 shots on goal earned first career start in the home opener against Michigan State (8/29) assisted on Chelsea McNally s match-tying goal at DePaul (9/3) service came on a corner kick tallied three shots at Loyola (9/5) collected team s final goal in the 2-0 win over Marshall (9/10) in the MAC opener touched home a Chantal Robinson throw in to force overtime versus Miami (9/19) corner kick found the head of Ro b i n s o n for the overtime Junior Forward 5-7 2L Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. South HS 2004 21/20 5 5 15 35 2003 22/0 3 3 9 20 TOT 43/20 8 8 24 55 game winner against Northern Illinois (9/24) finished a rebound at IPFW (9/26) for team s second goal in 3-0 victory picked up an assist on team s first score against Buffalo (10/8) scored a goal and assisted on another versus Kent State (10/10) capped scoring in 4-1 win over Youngstown State (10/15) with second-half tally picked up an assist in the season finale versus Bowling Green (11/5) in the MAC Tournament earned second letter. 2003: Played in 22 matches on the season, all as a reserve concluded the campaign with three goals and three assists on 20 shots tied for fifth on the roster in points (9) made Bronco debut in the season opener against Valparaiso (8/31) first career goal was the game winner against Marshall (9/28) tallied season-high five shots in that contest assisted on the game winner

against Northern Illinois (10/17) in the squad s 1-0 victory netted a goal and assisted on another in 4-1 victory over Central Michigan (10/26) picked up an assist on final goal in 3-0 MAC Tournament win over Buffalo (11/4) tallied first goal in 2-1 league semifinal victory against Ohio (11/7) earned first letter. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Grosse Point South High School first team all-state selection as a senior helped lead the Blue Devils to the district title in 2003 named team and conference most valuable player collected all-conference, all-district and all-region accolades during her career third team all-state as a sophomore and was a member of the second team as a junior played club soccer for Vardar, earning a pair of state titles team MVP in 2002 member of academic honor roll. Personal: Majoring in art daughter of Van and Carolyn Marsh born January 4, 1985 in Turnersville, N.J. Junior Defender 5-6 1L Macomb Twp., Mich. Henry Ford II HS 2004 21/18 0 1 1 1 2003 7/1 0 0 0 0 TOT 28/19 0 1 1 1 5 2004: Tabbed WMU s Most Improved Player started 18 of the 21 matches in which she appeared concluded the season with one assist on one shot in the starting lineup for the season opener at Oakland (8/27) assisted on freshman Laura White s first career goal, which proved to be the game winner in a 1-0 victory over Ball State (9/17) earned second letter. 2003: Appeared in seven matches on the year, earning one starting assignment various injuries kept her out of the lineup a majority of the campaign made Bronco debut in the season opener at Valparaiso (8/31) inserted into the starting lineup at Buffalo (9/12) for first career start earned first letter. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Henry Ford II High School Third Team All-State selection as a senior has also earned all-conference, alldistrict and all-region honors in her career program s defensive player of the year in 2003 member of league championship squad as a junior plays club soccer for Vardar, the 2003 Michigan State Cup champions. Personal: Majoring in elementary education daughter of Robert and Donna McIntyre born January 26, 1985 in Sterling Heights, Mich. brother, Christopher, attends Western Michigan. 2004: Second Team All- MAC honoree selected WMU s Most Valuable Player started all of the 20 matches in which she appeared finished tops on the roster in goals (6) and earned a share of the points lead (15) netted the squad s first goal of the season, a header on a corner at Oakland (8/27) header at DePaul (9/3) in the closing minutes forced overtime in an eventual 2-1 Bronco win assisted on Katie Ru z i n s k y s matchwinning score at Senior Defender 5-10 3L Tucson, Ariz. Sabino HS 2004 20/20 6 3 15 19 2003 22/10 3 1 7 10 2002 14/2 0 1 1 7 TOT 56/32 9 5 23 36 Loyola (9/5) scored the game winner in the 2-0 MAC-opening win at Marshall (9/10) opened the team s scoring in 2-1 win over Northern Illinois (9/26) headed in free kick against the Huskies assisted on Mandi Marsh s goal against Kent State (10/10) netted team s second score at Bowling Green (10/24) scored in the closing minutes of regulation in the MAC Tournament matchup with Ball State (11/2) to force overtime Broncos eventually advanced in a shootout picked up an assist in the season finale versus Bowling Green (11/5) one of 15 league players named Academic All-MAC earned third letter. 2003: Selected to MAC All-Tournament squad started 10 of the 22 matches in which she appeared concluded the season with three goals and one assist on 10 shots

assisted on Mandi Marsh s game winner in the 3-1 victory over Marshall (9/28) matched season high with three shots against the Thundering Herd netted first goal of the campaign in the 2-0 victory over Bowling Green (10/19) matchup with the Falcons marked first start starting assignment versus Northern Illinois (10/17) was first of nine-straight found the back of the net in 3-0 win versus Buffalo (11/4) finished cross with header to give WMU 1-0 lead in the NCAA Championships against Purdue (11/16) member of MAC Academic Honor Roll earned second letter. 2002: Recovered from knee injury to appear in 14 of the team s 18 matches tallied one assist and seven shots on the year made Bronco debut in the season opener versus Northern Arizona (8/30) assisted on Sara Cultra s first goal in 5-0 win over Buffalo (9/15) for her first collegiate point named to MAC Academic Honor Roll earned first letter. 2001: Redshirted missed entire season because of knee injury. High School: Three-year letterwinner and starter at Sabino High School in Tucson, Ariz. named All-Southern Arizona as a sophomore squad s leading scorer and most valuable player each year finished career with 55 goals selected second team all-city as a freshman and junior first team all-city honoree as a sophomore member of three regional championship squads the Sabercats posted an overall record of 46-24-3 during her tenure played club soccer for the Sabino Vista Blaze for eight seasons squad finished third in the state in 1997 member of National Honor Society. Personal: Majoring in exercise science daughter of Tom and Debbie McNally born October 8, 1982 in Tucson, AZ. Senior Goalkeeper 5-6 3L Troy, Mich. Troy HS YEAR GP/GS SV GA GAA SO 2004 15/12 61 14 1.06 3 2003 23/23 90 28 1.20 8 2002 10/10 47 9 0.99 3 TOT 48/45 198 51 1.12 14 2 0 0 4 : Appeared in 10 matches on the year, earning nine starting assignments ranked among the league leaders in goals against average (3rd, 1.16), save percentage (5th,.813), shutouts (t8th, 3) and shutouts per game (7th, 0.23) played a scoreless first half in the season-opening win at Oakland (8/27) made three saves and picked up the victory at DePaul (9/3) in overtime stopped five shots in win at Loyola (9/5) posted consecutive shutouts against Marshall (9/10), Ohio (9/12) and Ball State (9/17) included in that run were two overtime sessions made nine saves against Miami (9/19) stopped five shots in the overtime victory against Northern Illinois (9/24) made a total of 15 saves in back-to-back starts at Eastern Michigan (10/1) 6 and Central Michigan (10/3) inserted in goal for shootout against Ball State (11/2) in the MAC Tournament made a key diving save to allow WMU to advance earned third letter. This save (pictured above) by Kate Perz allowed the Broncos to claim a shootout victory over Ball State in the first round of the 2004 MAC Tournament. 2003: Played every minute of the team s 23 matches in goal ranked among the league leaders in nearly every statistical category named Academic All-MAC, one of 12 league players selected set WMU single-season records for matches played (23), minutes played (2095:27), victories (14), shutouts (8) and consecutive scoreless minutes (435:12) opened season with shutout win over Valparaiso (8/31) didn t allow a goal and made seven saves in 110 minutes of action in 0-0 draw with Creighton (9/5) picked up a pair of wins in home-opening contests against Ohio (9/26) and Marshall (9/28) shutout win over Bowling Green (10/10) started run of four-straight MAC matches without allowing a goal, all of which were Bronco wins claimed three wins in the MAC Tournament, allowing just two goals combined while making nine saves posted 2-0 victory over nationally ranked Illinois (11/14) in the opening round of the NCAA Championships made four saves in that match collected season-high 10 saves in season finale versus Purdue (11/16) member of MAC Academic Honor Roll earned second letter. 2002: Appeared in 10 matches between the posts missed significant portion of the campaign because of an injury suffered during the Eastern Michigan contest (9/29) posted a 4-3-1 record with three shutouts ranked among the league leaders in saves per game and shutouts allowed just nine goals for a goals against average of 0.99 made 47 saves in over 800 minutes of action earned first shutout in Bronco debut, a 1-0 victory over Northern Arizona (8/30) opened MAC career with backto-back shutouts against Buffalo (9/15) and Marshall (9/20) didn t allow more than one goal in any of her five regular season league appearances returned to the lineup for the MAC Tournament matchup with Ball State (11/5), having not competed in over a month earned first letter.

High School: Four-year letterwinner and starter at Troy High School three-time all-state honoree member of Michigan Dream Team as a junior posted 15 shutouts in 2002 as the Colts advanced to the state semifinal game squad claimed district and regional championship last season garnered multiple all-conference, all-district, all-area and all-region honors during her standout career didn t allow a goal in seven matches of playoff action in 2001 member of National Honor Society. Personal: Majoring in biomedical science daughter of Scott and Kris Perz born August 5, 1984 in Rochester Hills, Mich. sister, Lea, joined the Bronco program in 2004. 2004 : Appeared in 10 matches, earning six starting assignments concluded the year with 35 saves and a solid 1.36 goals against average posted 3-2-2 overall record with a pair of shutouts made Bronco debut in the season opener at Oakland (8/27) picked up first win with 63 minutes of action in relief of her sister made one save first career start came in the home opener against Michigan State (8/29) stopped six shots against the Spartans in 45 minutes of action picked up first career shutout in the 3-0 win at IPFW (9/26) made three saves against the Mastadons posted shutout in 1-0 win over Akron (10/17), making a pair of saves in the match made four saves at Bowling Green (10/24) in relief duty stopped season-best seven shots versus Michigan (10/30) helped WMU force overtime in MAC To u r n a m e n t matchup with Ball State (11/5), making three saves in 110 minutes of action. Sophomore Goalkeeper 5-11 1L Troy, Mich. Marian HS YEAR GP/GS SV GA GAA SO 2004 10/6 35 10 1.36 2 High School: Four-year letterwinner and starter at Marian High School two-time first team all-state selection and member of a pair of state championship squads 7 owns school records in games played, wins, goals against average, save percentage and shutouts posted overall record of 80-7-8, including a 49-match winning streak to conclude her career claimed all-league, all-district and all-region honors on multiple occasions. Personal: Undecided on a major daughter of Scott and Kris Perz born July 28, 1986 in Troy, Mich. sister, Kate, is also a Bronco goalkeeper. 2004 : Appeared in 19 matches, earning three starting assignments concluded the year with five goals and four assists on 27 shots second on the team in points (14) picked up assist on the squad s first score of the season at Oakland (8/27) assisted on Mandi Marsh s goal in the closing minutes of regulation versus Miami (9/19) score came on her throw in and forced overtime first goal of the season with the game winner against Northern Illinois (9/24) score came on corner kick header assisted on the s q u a d s first goal against the Huskies free kick bounced into the goal in 3-0 win at IPFW (9/26) goal was second game clincher in as many outings netted t h i r d - s t r a i g h t Junior Defender 5-8 2L Midland, Mich. Midland HS 2004 19/3 5 4 14 27 2003 23/23 7 13 27 27 TOT 42/26 12 17 41 54 game winning goal with a 35-yard strike in overtime at Eastern Michigan (10/1) set up team s first score versus Youngstown State (10/15) and netted the third goal in the 4-1 victory free kick found the back of the net for game winner at Toledo (10/22) earned second letter. 2003: Selected to All-MAC Freshman Team named Third Team Freshman All-America by soccerbuzz.com also named to third team all-region and freshman allregion by the site set school s single-season record with

13 assists led the conference in assists and finished 16th in the nation in assists per game (0.57 apg.) topped the roster in scoring with 27 points (7G, 13A) scored at least one point in six of the team s final seven matches of the season, including four of five postseason contests made Bronco debut in the season-opening victory over Valparaiso (8/31) netted first career goal at Detroit (9/3) assisted on both goals in the 2-1 victory at Buffalo (9/12) set up squad s lone goal at Michigan State (9/14) assisted on scoring plays against Ohio (9/26) and Kent State (10/3) accounted for WMU s lone goal at Akron (10/5) assisted on both goals in 2-0 victory at Toledo (10/12) netted team s first two goals, including the game winner, in 4-1 victory over rival Central Michigan (10/26) assisted on final two goals in the 3-2 victory over Oakland (10/30) in the regular season finale found the back of the net twice in the MAC Championship game versus Bowling Green (11/9) matched season high with four-point match free kick found the upper right corner of the net for eventual game-winning goal in the NCAA opener against nationally ranked Illinois (11/14) assisted on both of WMU s goals against Purdue in the season finale (11/16) earned first letter. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Midland High School First Team All-State honoree as a senior helped the Chemics to the district title in 2003 also named first team all-conference following last season three-time team most valuable player honorable mention all-state as a junior and first team all-league performer also earned all-area and all-district accolades during her career lettered in volleyball and basketball. Personal: Majoring in health education daughter of Jacque and Terry Robinson born November 1, 1985 in Midland, Mich. both parents attended Michigan Tech. Junior Midfielder 5-7 1L Shelby Twp., Mich. Eisenhower HS 2004 16/6 2 0 4 8 2003 8/1 0 0 0 3 TOT 24/7 2 0 4 11 2 0 0 4 : Appeared in 16 matches, earning six starting assignments concluded the season with two goals on just eight shots first career goal proved to be the game winner in 2-1 overtime win at DePaul (9/3) scoring play came on lone shot of the match started in five-straight appearances, beginning with Loyola match (9/5) knocked home loose ball at IPFW (9/26) for final goal in the squad s 3-0 victory earned first letter. 2003: Appeared in a total of eight matches, earning one starting assignment made Bronco debut in the season-opening victory over Valparaiso (8/31) earned lone start of the campaign at Ball State (9/21) collected shots against Valpo, Drake (9/7) and Oakland (10/30). High School: First Team All-State selection as a senior 8 and was also named to the Michigan Dream Team concluded the year with 16 goals and 16 assists and helped lead team to district tournament fouryear letterwinner member of three league t i t l e - w i n n i n g squads t h r e e - t i m e a l l - c o n f e r- ence honoree honorable mention all-state as a junior also garnered all-county and all-district accolades during her career lettered in basketball and volleyball member of National Honor Society. Personal: Majoring in education daughter of Lloyd and Dian Rogers born August 16, 1985 in Sterling Heights, Mich. Senior Midfielder 5-0 3L Shelby Twp., Mich. Eisenhower HS 2004 21/21 3 5 11 42 2003 21/21 3 5 11 20 2002 18/17 2 3 7 12 TOT 60/59 8 13 29 74 2004: First Team All-MAC honoree one of four players to start all 21 matches concluded the year with three goals and five assists on 42 shots assisted on Sara Cultra s game-winning overtime goal at Oakland (8/27) in the season opener finished match-deciding shot for 2-1 victory over Loyola (9/5) picked up an assist on the team s second goal in the 2-0 MAC-opening win at Marshall (9/10) started the team s scoring in a 2-2 draw with Buffalo (10/8) forced overtime with last-minute goal against Kent State (10/10) set up game-winning goal versus Akron (10/17) assisted on both of team s goals in the 2-2 shootout win over Ball State (11/2) in the MAC Tournament earned third letter. 2003: Second Team All-MAC selection named to MAC All-Tournament squad started all of the 21 matches in which she appeared concluded the season with three goals and five assists fourth on the roster in scoring with

three conference title-winning and a pair of district championships squads starter on 2001 Olympic Development Program national championship squad four-year member of academic honor roll. Personal: Majoring in elementary education daughter of Paul and Linda Ruzinsky born December 5, 1983 in Inchon City, Korea. Junior Goalkeeper 5-10 1L Williamston, Mich. Williamston HS YEAR GP/GS SV GA GAA SO 2004 3/2 7 6 2.76 0 11 points and tied for second in assists tallied 20 shots assisted on the final goal in a 4-0 season-opening win over Valparaiso (8/31) tallied the team s first score in a 3-1 victory versus Marshall (9/28) assisted on Andrea Tyler s game winner versus Bowling Green (10/10) concluded the squad s scoring at Toledo (10/12) in 2-0 victory scoring play versus Oakland (10/30) in the regular season finale proved to be the game winner assisted on final goal in 3-0 win over Buffalo (11/4) match with the Bulls marked first of three-consecutive games (each MAC Tournament contest) with an assist helped on the team s first goal in the semifinal victory over Ohio (11/7) assisted on WMU s opening goal in the 4-1 championship win over Bowling Green (11/9) member of MAC Academic Honor Roll earned second letter. 2002: Earned WMU s "Gift Of Fury" Award, which recognizes an outstanding work ethic appeared in all 18 matches finished tied for fourth on the squad with seven points collected two goals and three assists one of her scores was a game winner made Bronco debut in the season opener versus Northern Arizona (8/30) earned first career point with assist against Buffalo (9/15) in the MAC opener tallied point in second-straight game with assist at Marshall (9/20) first goal proved to be the game winner against Akron (10/6) 15-yard strike snuck inside the post followed that effort with final goal in 4-1 win over Northern Illinois (10/13) earned first letter. High School: Four-year letterwinner and starter at Utica Eisenhower High School in Shelby Twp., Mich. second team all-state honoree as a senior also earned allleague and all-academic accolades in 2002 Eagles posted 14-4-3 record en route to league title and district championship game concluded the year with 10 goals and nine assists six of her goals proved to be game winners accounted for 33 percent of the team s scoring for the year also earned all-state honors as a sophomore and junior named to MAC All-Academic Team all four years concluded career with 28 goals and 36 assists member of 9 2004: Appeared in three matches, earning a pair of starting assignments... made Bronco debut with 15 minutes of action against Kent State (10/10) made first career start versus Youngstown State (10/15) made one save in the 4-1 win made personal-best six saves in the MAC Tournament semifinal versus Bowling Green (11/5) earned first letter. 2003: Did not see any competitive action. High School: Three-year letterwinner at Williamston High School set the school record with 13 shutouts in 2003, en route to a season goals-against-average of 0.76 team earned school s first-ever district title second team all-conference selection as a senior and was also named to the all-district team also earned the same honors as a junior member of National Honor Society. Personal: Majoring in business daughter of Steven Schrumpf and Jami Dobson-Schrumpf born June 26, 1985 in Lansing, Mich.

Freshman Forward 5-4 RS Cary, Ill. Grove HS 2004: Redshirted. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Grove High School in Cary, Ill. under head coach Chris Phillips earned all-conference, all-sectional and all-area accolades during her career member of regional championship squad as a freshman named U.S. Marines Distinguished Athlete as a junior four-year member of the academic honor roll. Personal: Majoring in business daughter of Susan and Kenneth Sweinberg born November 29, 1985 in West Allis, Wis. Senior Midfielder 5-4 3L Brighton, Mich. Brighton HS 2004 21/21 2 6 10 45 2003 23/23 3 2 8 41 2002 18/18 4 7 15 31 TOT 62/62 9 15 33 107 2004: First Team All-MAC honoree one of four players to start all 21 matches concluded the year with two goals and six assists on 45 shots assist total was the best on the team and shot count was the second highest four of her helpers came in league play ranked among the conference leaders in assists (t9th) collected team-best six shots at Ohio (9/12) assisted on a pair of goals versus Miami (9/19) set up squad s first and second tallies on the afternoon and also had four shots of her own against the RedHawks started the team s scoring in the team s 3-2 win at Eastern Michigan (10/1) with an unassisted goal picked up an assist on team s first score against Buffalo (10/8) assisted on squad s first goal Toledo (10/22) picked up an assist in back-to-back contests versus Michigan (10/30) and Ball State (11/2) netted team s lone score in 4-1 setback versus Bowling Green (11/5) in the MAC Tournament earned third letter. 2003: In the starting lineup for each of the squad s 23 matches one of just four players to start every contest concluded the year with three goals and a pair of assists on 41 shots shot total was the second-highest on the roster two of her scores were game winners found the back of the net twice at Valparaiso (8/31) in the squad s 4-0 season-opening win first score was the game winner assisted on first goal versus Marshall (9/28) netted game winner in 2-0 victory versus Bowling Green (10/10) took a season-high seven shots against the Falcon defense picked up an assist on WMU s opening score in the 3-2 victory over Oakland (10/30) earned second letter. 2002 : A p p e a r e d in all 18 matches led the team in scoring with 15 points and was among the top freshmen in the league in that category concluded the year with four goals and seven assists finished the year among the MAC s top performers in assists and assists per game assist total was the second-best single-season total in program history named to Bronco Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team for efforts against Northern Arizona (8/30) and Loyola (9/1) assisted on Cindy We b b e r s game winner versus the Ramblers for first collegiate point netting squad s lone goal in 3-1 loss at nationally ranked Michigan (9/6) picked up a pair of assists versus Buffalo (9/15) opened the day s scoring in a 2-1 win over Akron (10/6) with a first half goal scored in back-to-back contests when she found the back of the net at Northern Illinois (10/13) also assisted on the final goal in the 4-1 Bronco victory knotted the score at 1-1 midway through the second half against Toledo (10/27) earned first letter. High School: Four-year letterwinner and starter at Brighton High School First Team All-State selection as a senior after helping lead Bulldogs to state championship game tallied overtime marker to send team to finals finished the year with 21 goals and 17 assists named the region s top player helped program to four league titles and three regional championships four-time all-conference selection and was named to the all-county squad on three occasions named school s most physically fit student-athlete as a senior program posted overall record of 79-9-2 during her tenure participated in Olympic Development Program member of academic honor roll. Personal: Majoring in exercise science daughter of Dave and Marcia Tyler born August 29, 1984 in Farmington, Mich. 10

Sophomore Midfielder 5-5 1L Okemos, Mich. Okemos HS Senior Defender 5-3 3L Trenton, Mich. Trenton HS 2004 : Named WMU s Newcomer of the Year appeared in 18 matches, earning five starting assignments concluded the season with two goals and a pair of assists on six shots made Bronco debut in the season opener at Oakland (8/27) first career goal was the game winner in a 1-0 victory over Ball State (9/17) touched home a long service from Val McIntyre for the score goal came on lone shot of the match assisted on classmate Emily Chesher s first career goal at Eastern Michigan (10/1) picked up an assist on t e a m s final score against Yo u n g s t o w n State (10/15) lone shot of the day at Toledo (10/22) cross the goal line with one second left in 3-1 Bronco win suffered season-ending leg injury against Bowling Green (10/24) earned first letter. 2004 18/5 2 2 6 6 High School: Three-year letterwinner at Okemos High School missed senior campaign due to injury concluded career with 22 goals and 12 assists member of three conference and district championship squads program was 52-11-7 during her tenure named all-conference, all-area and all-district selected academic all-league member of National Honor Society and academic honor roll. Personal: Majoring in health services daughter of John and Leone White born October 11, 1985 in Lansing, Mich. 2004: Started 10 of the 18 matches in which she appeared concluded the season with one goal and one assist on eight shots netted first career goal against Miami (9/19) fired a shot under the cross bar to begin the Bronco rally picked up an assist on team s first goal at Bowling Green (10/24) suffered season-ending injury in that match earned third letter. 2003: Started all of the 22 matches in which she appeared collected two shots on the year from the Bronco defense both of her scoring attempts came at Buffalo (9/12) earned second letter. 2002 : N a m e d W M U s Newcomer of the Year appeared in all 18 matches in her debut campaign concluded the season with one assist and three shots in the starting lineup for the season 2004 18/10 1 1 3 8 2003 22/22 0 0 0 2 2002 18/17 0 1 1 3 TOT 58/49 1 2 4 13 opener against Northern Arizona (8/30) assisted on Katie Ruzinsky s game winner against Akron (10/6) earned first letter. High School: Four-year letterwinner at Trenton High School named to the all-state first team as a senior scored 31 goals in 2002 and dished out 22 assists for a total of 84 points named program s MVP team captured conference and district title all-state first team honoree as a junior also garnered multiple all-league, all-district and all-region honors throughout her career member of state championship squad with Michigan Hawks 84 in 2001 involved with Olympic Development Program for four years. Personal: Majoring in business marketing daughter of Dennis and Cindy Witt born March 13, 1984 in Warren, Mich. 11

Freshman Defender 5-10 HS Frankfurt, Ill. Lincoln Way East HS High School: Fouryear starter for L i n c o l n - Way East High School... played defense for the Griffins... helped program become regional and sectional champions all four years... in 2004 her team went to the elite eight in the state of Illinois... a four-year letter winner that has received awards such as defensive MVP, all-conference and all-sectional defense. Personal: Daughter of David and Pam Burge born September 9, 1986 in Olympia Fields, Ill. Freshman Defender 5-10 HS Portage, Mich. Central HS High School: Fouryear letterwinner for Po r t a g e Central High School... also lettered in basketball for two years... received Smith Award for Female Athlete of the Year as a senior... named allconference all four years... received all-district, allregional and all-state honorable mention as a junior and senior... member of the TKO soccer club that participated as semi-finalists in 2005, 2003 and 2002... was state finalist in 2004. Personal: Majoring in enviromental studies daughter of Charles Carpentier and Heidi Williams born August 15, 1987 in Kalamazoo, Mich. Freshman Defender 5-5 HS Troy, Mich. Athens HS High School: Lettered threeyears at Troy Athens High School... was part of the 2003 state championship team... named all-district and all-league as a senior. Personal: Majoring in athletic training daughter of David and Coleta Fukuzawa born November Freshman Goalkeeper 5-8 HS Grand Haven, Mich. Grand Haven HS 10, 1987 in Tr o y, Mich. High School: Lettered twoyears at Grand Haven High School... was named alldistrict as a junior. Personal: Daughter of Jeff Laning and Lisa Rubleski born December 27, 1986 in Grand Rapids, Mich. Freshman Forward 5-8 HS Grand Rapids, Mich. Forest Hills Northern HS High School: Four-year letter winner for Forest Hills Northern... helped team become district champions 2002, 2004 and 2005... all-district as a junior and senior. Personal: Daughter of Thomas and Barbara Luiz born April 21, 1987 in Oak, Mich. Freshman Forward 5-10 HS Duluth, Minn. East HS High School: Four-year letterwinner for Duluth East High School... was named Duluth News Tribune All-Area First Team as a junior and senior... was named second team as a sophomore.. all-state honorable mention as a senior... also lettered in basketball and track. Personal: Majoring in nursing.. daughter of Thomas and Yolanda Nelson born November 14, 1986 in Chicago, Ill. Freshman Forward 6-2 HS Sudbury, Ontario Lockerby Composite High School: Played forward for Lockerby Composite.. helped the team to a 14-0 record as a senior along with Provincial and City championships. Personal: Majoring in marketing.. daughter of Lee Playford and Joan Cass born July 21, 1987 in Owen Sound, Ontario. 12

2005 bronco soccer COACHING STAFF Head Coach Eighth Season Kalamazoo College, 1993 Postseason appearances for the Western Michigan w o m e n s soccer program have become the norm under eighth-year head coach Mike Haines. Mid-American Conference Tournament Champions in 2003, the Broncos are one of only three teams to advance to the league tourney every year since 1997 and have reached the semifinals in three of the last five campaigns. Since taking over the fledgling program, Haines has directed the Broncos to a plethora of team and individual successes, highlighted by the program s first-ever MAC Tournament title and NCAA Championship appearance in 2003. The Broncos posted an overall mark of 11-6-4 in 2004 and recorded their sixth-straight campaign with a.500-orbetter record in league action. Seven of the team s wins came on the road (7-1-2), but the biggest victory came against Ball State at the WMU Soccer Complex in the opening round of the MAC Tournament. Three Broncos were named to the All-MAC squads and academic recognition, which has also become habit of Broncos student-athletes, was received by several players. In 2003, WMU posted a 14-8-1 overall record, the most wins in school history, and was undefeated in 10 home matches. The team s accomplishments led to individual honors, including regional and national recognition. The Broncos posted an impressive win over Bowling Green in the championship match of the league tournament and went on to defeat nationally ranked Illinois on its home field in the opening round of the NCAA Championship. The 2002 season had several highlights, topped by the squad s first place finish at the inaugural Bronco Soccer Classic, which was hosted by WMU. The program once again finished among the top teams in the conference and advanced to the league tournament. WMU, known for its defensive strengths under Haines, provided record-setting offensive exploits in 2001. The Broncos tallied 13 goals en route to the Binghamton Adidas Soccer Classic title, the program s first-ever tournament championship of any kind. The Broncos posted an overall record of 10-9-2 in 2000 and Haines guided the squad to its first-ever MAC Tournament Semifinals appearance. That run included an opening round victory over rival Central Michigan, WMU s first tourney win in program history. WMU finished 10-9-1 overall in 1999, earning a spot in the Mid-American Conference Tournament. During the course of the season the Broncos collected wins over UNLV, Valparaiso and Northern Illinois. In 1998, the Broncos earned Haines his first career win at WMU with a 2-1 decision over Detroit in the second 13 match of the year. A 2-0 victory over rival Central Michigan highlighted a campaign that also included wins over Valparaiso, BGSU and Kent. Haines was no stranger to the Kalamazoo area community when he was named head women s soccer coach at WMU on August 11, 1998. The Kalamazoo native directed the Kalamazoo Quest through their inaugural season in the W-2 League of the United Systems of Independent Soccer Leagues (USISL). The W-League, consisting of pro and collegiate players, is the highest level of women s soccer being played in the United States. For two seasons, Haines coached across the street at Kalamazoo College, directing the women s team to a 32-3- 3 record and a pair of second place conference finishes. His 1997 squad captured a school-record 18 wins and reached the NCAA III Tournament. Haines coaching success also extends to the prep ranks, where twice he has been honored on the state level first as Class C Private School Coach of the Year for the boy s team at Hackett Catholic Central in 1995 then as Class B-C-D Coach of the Year for the Hackett girls in 1996. Haines led Hackett to the 1995 Class C boys title with a 22-2 record and guided the Irish girls to three consecutive state finals (1996-98) with an overall record of 67-4. Haines received his bachelor s degree from Kalamazoo College in 1993. He lettered four seasons for the Hornets (1989-92), earning All-MIAA Second Team honors twice and captaining the 1992 squad. He holds a USSF "C" coaching license. Haines married the former Kristen Cooper in August, 1998 and the couple has two daughters, Kasey (3) and Anna (2). Assistant Coach Second Season Butler, 2000 The 2005 campaign will mark Matt Kellogg s second with the Western Michigan women s program. Kellogg worked with the men s and women s teams on a volunteer basis in 2004 and has played a key role in the program s summer camps for the past two years. Kellogg has been heavily involved in the West Michigan soccer community for several years. He has held coaching positions with the Michigan Olympic Development Program, Kalamazoo Kingdom and Plainwell High School. He also served as the head women s coach at Kalamazoo College in 2003. Eight of the student-athletes he recruited went on to earn all-conference accolades. A native of East Lansing, Mich., Kellogg was a member of the men s soccer team (1996-98) at Butler University, where he graduated with a degree in marketing. He is a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and holds a National "C" License.

2005 bronco soccer 2004 IN REVIEW Record W-L-T Overall:............ 11-6-4 MAC:.............. 6-3-3 Home:............. 4-4-2 Away:.............. 7-1-2 Neutral:............ 0-1-0 No Name GP MIN SV GA GAA SV% REC SO 1 Kate Perz 15 1191:42 61 14 1.06.813 7-2-2 3 26 Lea Perz 10 662:29 35 10 1.36.778 3-2-2 2 00 Jenna Schrumpf 3 195:19 7 6 2.76.538 1-2-0 0 WMU Totals 21 2049:30 108 30 1.32.783 11-6-4 5 Opponents 21 2049:30 103 38 1.67.730 6-11-4 3 2004 Final Statistics No. Name GP G A PTS SH GW 11 Chelsea McNally 20 6 3 15 19 1 12 Sara Cultra 21 5 5 15 49 2 3 Mandi Marsh 21 5 5 15 35 0 20 Chantal Robinson 19 5 4 14 27 4 8 Katie Ruzinski 21 3 5 11 42 1 22 Andrea Tyler 21 2 6 10 45 0 24 Stephanie Johnson 21 3 2 8 26 1 6 Laura White 18 2 2 6 6 1 10 Kellie Nicholson 21 2 0 4 23 0 2 Stacy Rogers 16 2 0 4 8 1 5 Emily Chesner 21 1 2 4 13 0 19 Lisa Witt 18 1 1 3 8 0 4 Valerie McIntyre 21 0 1 1 1 0 15 Katie Beaudoin 21 0 0 0 1 0 26 Lea Perz 10 0 0 0 0 0 18 Amy Letzgus 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 Rachel Lupe 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 Kate Perz 15 0 0 0 0 0 00 Jenna Schrumpf 3 0 0 0 0 0 WMU Totals 21 38 38 114 314 11 Opponents 21 30 27 87 251 6 Date Opp. Res 8/27 @ Oakland 2-1 W 8/29 Michigan State 2-0 L 9/3 @ Depaul 2-1 W 9/5 @ Loyola 2-1 W 9/10 @ Marshall * 2-0 W 9/12 @ Ohio * 0-0 T 9/17 Ball State * 1-0 W 9/19 Miami * 4-3 L 9/24 Northern Illinois * 2-1 W 9/26 @ IPFW 3-0 W 10/1 @ E. Michigan * 3-2 W 10/3 @ C. Michigan * 1-0 L 2004 Match Results Date Opp. Res 10/8 Buffalo * 2-2 T 10/10 Kent State * 3-2 L 10/15 Youngstown State 4-1 W 10/17 Akron * 1-0 W 10/22 @ Toledo * 3-1 W 10/24 @ Bowling Green * 2-2 T 10/30 Michigan 2-1 L 11/2 Ball State # 2-2 T 11/5 Bowling Green # 4-1 L * = MAC match # = MAC Tournament All-Time Series Records S C H O O L W L T Akron 3 1 0 Aquinas 1 0 0 Ball State 4 3 1 Bowling Green 7 3 1 Buffalo 3 5 2 Butler 0 1 0 Central Michigan 5 3 0 Creighton 0 0 1 Denver 0 1 0 DePaul 1 0 0 Detroit 3 5 0 Drake 0 1 0 Eastern Illinois 0 1 0 Eastern Michigan 5 6 1 Grand Valley State 2 0 0 Illinois 1 1 0 Iona 1 0 0 Iowa State 0 1 0 IPFW 1 0 0 IUPU-Indianapolis 2 0 0 Kent State 2 4 1 Lewis 1 0 0 Louisville 0 0 1 Loyola (Ill.) 4 1 0 Marshall 4 1 2 Miami 1 8 0 Michigan 0 3 0 Michigan State 1 6 0 Missouri-St. Louis 1 0 0 Northern Arizona 1 0 0 Northern Illinois 5 3 0 Northwestern 0 1 0 Oakland 2 4 0 Ohio 3 5 2 Ohio State 0 1 0 Purdue 0 1 0 Schoolcraft C.C. 1 0 0 Siena Heights 1 0 0 St. Bonaventure 0 1 0 St. John s 1 0 0 St. Joseph s (Ind.) 0 1 1 St. Louis 0 1 0 Tiffin 1 0 0 Toledo 4 3 1 Trinity Christian 1 0 0 Valparaiso 5 1 0 UNLV 2 0 0 UW-Green Bay 1 1 0 UW-Milwaukee 0 2 0 UW-Parkside 1 0 0 Wright State 0 1 0 Youngstown State 1 0 0 14

2005 bronco soccer RECORD BOOK GAMES PLAYED 80...Sara Cultra, 2001-04 79...Megan Urbats, 2000-03 78...Kelly Thack, 1997-00 GOALS GAME 3...Amber Scyphers, 2001...Mary Gignac, 2001...Jenna Schlee, 1997...Kerri Verardi, 1996 CONSECUTIVE GAMES 4...Sara Cultra, 2004...Kersten Conklin, 2001 3...Chantal Robinson, 2004...Kerri Verardi, 1996 9...Jessica Pattison, 2003...Katie Markey, 1997 7...Chantal Robinson, 2003...Kersten Conklin, 2001 6...Chelsea McNally, 2004...Abi Morrell, 2000...Kersten Conklin, 1999 23...Katie Markey, 1996-99 17...Kersten Conklin, 1999-02 15...Megan Urbats, 2000-03...Jessica Pattison, 2000-03 QUICKEST GOALS START OF GAME/HALF 0:20...K. Markey (1st) vs. EMU, 9-12-96 TWO GOALS 0:39...Mary Gignac vs. Iona, 9-9-01...Jenna Schlee vs. BGSU, 10-5-97 THREE GOALS 7:42...Jenna Schlee vs. BGSU, 10-5-97 GAME-WINNING GOALS 4...Chantal Robinson, 2004 3...Jessica Pattison, 2003...Kersten Conklin, 1999...Katie Markey, 1997...Kristen Oakleaf, 1996 8...Katie Markey, 1996-99 7...Jessica Pattison, 2000-03 6...Chantal Robinson, 2003-04...Kersten Conklin, 1999-02 UNASSISTED GOALS 7...Chantal Robinson, 2003 4...Abi Morrell, 2000 3...Several times...last: Chantal Robinson, 2004 10...Chantal Robinson, 2003-04 9...Katie Markey, 1996-99 7...Kersten Conklin, 1999-02 ASSISTS GAME 3...Megan Urbats, 2001 2...Several times Most Recent: Katie Ruzinsky, 11-2-04 CONSECUTIVE GAMES 3...Katie Ruzinsky, 2003...Amber Scyphers, 2000 13...Chantal Robinson, 2003 9...Katie Markey, 1996 7...Andrea Tyler, 2002 22...Katie Markey, 1996-99 17...Chantal Robinson, 2003-04 16...Angela Pandoff, 1996-99...Amber Scyphers, 1999-02...Kersten Conklin, 1999-02 GAME-WINNING ASSISTS 4...Amber Scyphers, 2000 3...Chantal Robinson, 2003...Andrea Tyler, 2002...Katie Markey, 1996, 1997 7...Katie Markey, 1996-99...Amber Scyphers, 1999-02 5...Angela Pandoff, 1996-99 SHOTS GAME 14...K. Markey vs. Valpo, 9-28-97 10...Several players 88...Katie Markey, 1997 60...Katie Markey, 1999 48...Katie Markey, 1996 243...Katie Markey, 1996-99 108...Kersten Conklin, 1999-02 103...Kerri Verardi, 1996-99 POINTS GAME 7...Kristen Oakleaf (3 goals, 1 asst)...vs. Trinity Christian, 9-28-96 6...Amber Scyphers (3 goals)...@ Akron, 9-23-01...Mary Gignac (3 goals)...vs. Iona, 9-9-01...Jenna Schlee (3 goals)...vs. BGSU, 10-5-97 CONSECUTIVE GAMES 6...Kerri Verardi, 1996 5...Kersten Conklin, 2001 27...C. Robinson, 2003 (7 G, 13 A) 24...Katie Markey, 1997 (9 G, 6 A) 19...Several Players...Last: J. Pattison, 2003 (9 G, 1A) 68...K. Markey, 1996-99 (23 G, 22 A) 47...K. Conklin, 1999-02 (17 G, 14 A) GK: GAMES PLAYED 23...Kate Perz, 2003 21...Megan Ramey, 2000 65...Jennifer Haller, 1996-99 48...Kate Perz, 2002-04...Megan Ramey, 1998-00 15 GK: MINUTES PLAYED 2095:27...Kate Perz, 2003 1906:42...Megan Ramey, 2000 1634:32...Jennifer Haller, 1998 5790:01...Jennifer Haller, 1996-99 4117:39...Megan Ramey, 1998-pres. GK: SHOTS FACED GAME 35...Jennifer Haller @ NIU, 9-20-98 349...Jennifer Haller, 1998 1052...Jennifer Haller, 1996-99 GK: SAVES GAME 17...Jennifer Haller @ EIU, 10-13-96 142...Jennifer Haller, 1998 122...Megan Ramey, 2000 448...Jennifer Haller, 1996-99 233...Megan Ramey, 1998-01 GK: GOALS-AGAINST AVG. 0.99...Kate Perz, 2002 1.20...Kate Perz, 2003 1.49...Megan Ramey, 1998-01 1.51...Jennifer Haller, 1996-99 GK: SAVES PERCENTAGE Season.839...Kate Perz, 2002.835...Jennifer Haller, 1998 Career.825...Megan Ramey, 1998-01.774...Jennifer Haller, 1996-99 GK: VICTORIES 14...Kate Perz, 2003 10...Jennifer Haller, 1996 25...Kate Perz, 2002-04...Jennifer Haller, 1996-99 23...Megan Ramey, 1998-01 GK: SHUTOUTS 8...Kate Perz, 2003 6...Jennifer Haller, 1996 CONSECUTIVE 4...Kate Perz, 2003...Megan Ramey, 2000 CONSECUTIVE MINUTES 435:12...Kate Perz, 2003 382:21...Megan Ramey, 2000 18...Jennifer Haller, 1996-99 14...Kate Perz, 2002-04