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2011 Westminster Women’s Soccer

2011 GriffinsFRONT ROW (L to R): Caitlyn Jasumback, Sarah Swenson, Sadie Young, Corie Walch, Jessie Eiting, Dayna Winter-Nolte, Nicole Carter, Tanner Dredge, Alyssa Hill, Margo Hickman. MIDDLE ROW: Carissa Cooper, Justine Jones, Meagan Powell, Claire Huntsberger, Miranda Miner, Vanessa Jordan, Elaina Pappas, Brinna Bennion, Lorin Wathen, Camille Cooper, Jaime Nelson, Madeline Roberts. BACK ROW: Michelle Erickson, Heather Hillam, Nicole Taylor, Nikki Kopfman, Jessica Harris, Assistant Coach James Taylor, Assistant Coach Annie Hawkins, Head Coach Tony LeBlanc, Sabrina Walker, Savannah Troxel, Brianna Wilson, Lisa Johnson, Allison Meader.

Westminster CollegeLocation ................................. Salt Lake City, UtahMetro Population .................................. 1,333,914Founded ......................................................... 1875Enrollment.................................................... 3,200Nickname .................................................. GriffinsColors ......................................... Purple and GoldMascot ............................................................. GriffAffiliation ..................................... NAIA Division IConference.................................................FrontierHome Field (Capacity) .......Dumke Field (1,700) Surface ................................................Field TurfAthletics Department Phone ......... 800.748.4753Athletics Web Site ......... WestminsterGriffins.comFacebook ...............www.facebook.com/wcgriffinsTwitter ..................... www.twitter.com/wc_griffins

AdministrationPresident ...............................Dr. Michael S. BassisProvost ..................................... Dr. Cid SeidelmanAssociate Provost .........................Dr. Susan HeathDirector of Athletics ............................ Shay WyattFaculty Athletics Representative ...Dr. Chris ClineInfo and Event Coordinator ................Josh FisherEvent Management Student ...............Ian McCabe

Women’s Soccer StaffHead Coach ......................................Tony LeBlanc Record at Westminster ...........36-37-4 / 4 years Career Record .........................36-37-4 / 4 years Office Phone ................................801.832.2328 Email ........... [email protected] Coach .................................James Taylor Year................................................................ 5th Email [email protected] Coach ............................ Annie Hawkins Year.................................................................1st Email [email protected] Trainer ..........................Nathan Slaughter

Key Numbers2010 Record ................................................. 11-8-12010 Frontier Conf. Record ...........................3-3-0 Finish ............................................................ 3rdPlayers Returning / Lost ............................... 21 / 3Newcomers .........................................................10First Year of Women’s Soccer .........................2007All-Time Record .........................................36-37-4NAIA Tournament Record ............................... 0-0 Appearances............................................... none Last Appearance ........................................... n/a


TABLE OF CONTENTSTeam InformationQuick Facts ....................................................... IFC2011 Schedule ....................................................... 12011 Roster ............................................................ 22011 Season Preview ............................................ 3Head Coach Tony LeBlanc ................................... 4Assistant Coaches ................................................. 5Support Staff ......................................................... 6

Meet the GriffinsBrinna Bennion .................................................... 8Michelle Erickson ................................................. 9Heather Hillam .................................................. 10Lisa Johnson ........................................................11Vanessa Jordan....................................................12Nikki Kopfman ...................................................13Elaina Pappas .....................................................14Sarah Swenson ...................................................15Nicole Taylor ......................................................16Corie Walch ........................................................17Dayna Winter-Nolte ...........................................18Lindsay Bekken ...................................................19Alyssa Hill ........................................................... 20Jessica Harris ....................................................... 21Claire Huntsberger .............................................22Lorin Wathen ......................................................23Brianna Wilson ...................................................24Sadie Young ........................................................25Hickman/Jones/Nelson/Powell .........................26Carter/Cooper/Cooper/Dredge .........................27Eiting/Jasumback/Meader/Miner ......................28Roberts/Troxel/Walker .......................................29

2011 OpponentsThe Opposition .............................................32-33Affiliations ..........................................................34

2010 Season ReviewThe 2010 Griffins ................................................362010 Season Statistics .........................................372010 By the Numbers .........................................38

HistoryAwards / All-Time Roster ...................................40All-Time Results / Yearly Leaders ....................... 41Series Results .................................................42-43

Record BookTeam Season Records / Game Records ..............46Individual Season Leaders .................................47Individual Career Leaders ..................................48

Westminster CollegeDirector of Athletics ...........................................40Athletics Staff ...................................................... 41Athletic Facilities ...........................................42-43Westminster Athletics .........................................44Salt Lake City ......................................................45Westminster College .....................................46-47Griffins Club .......................................................48

2011 SCHEDULEAUGUSTMon ...... 15 ......... Utah Valley ..........................................................Dumke Field .........1:00 pmThur ....... 18 ......... vs. Iowa Western CC (Exhib.) ......................... Rio Tinto Stadium ..........7:00 pmFri ......... 26 ......... Baker ....................................................................Dumke Field .........1:00 pmSat.......... 27 ......... Baker vs. Rocky Mountain........................................ Dumke Field ..........1:00 pmMon ...... 29 ......... Rocky Mountain* ................................................Dumke Field .........4:00 pm

SEPTEMBERFri .......... 2 .......... Biola ....................................................................Dumke Field .......12:00 pmSat........... 3 .......... Biola vs. Great Falls .................................................. Dumke Field ..........4:30 pmMon ....... 5 .......... Great Falls* ..........................................................Dumke Field .........1:00 pmFri ........... 9 .......... vs. William Carey ............................................. Orange Beach, AL ..........6:00 pmSat...........10 .......... vs. Mobile ......................................................... Orange Beach, AL ..........6:00 pmFri ......... 16 ......... Kansas Wesleyan ..................................................Dumke Field .......12:00 pmSat.......... 17 ......... Kansas Wesleyan vs. College of Idaho ..................... Dumke Field ........11:00 amSun ....... 18 ......... College of Idaho ..................................................Dumke Field .......11:00 amFri .......... 23 ......... vs. Southern Oregon ................................................Portland, OR ..........2:00 pmSun ........ 25 ......... at Concordia (OR) ...................................................Portland, OR ..........2:00 pm

OCTOBERSat .......... 1 .......... Carroll* ...............................................................Dumke Field .........1:00 pmSat .......... 8 .......... Marymount ..........................................................Dumke Field .........1:00 pmSat.......... 15 ......... at Rocky Mountain* ...................................................Billings, MT ..........1:00 pmFri ...........21 .......... at Carroll* ....................................................................Helena, MT ............... TBASun ........ 23 ......... at Great Falls* ........................................................Great Falls, MT ..........2:30 pmFri .......... 28 ......... at Cal State San Marcos ........................................San Marcos, CA ..........4:00 pmSun ........ 30 ......... at SOKA ..................................................................Aliso Viejo, CA ........12:00 pm

NOVEMBERSat.......... 12 ......... Frontier / Cal Pac Championship ........................... Dumke Field ............... TBASat.......... 19 ......... NAIA National Championship - Opening Round ................ TBA ............... TBAMon ....... 28 ......... NAIA National Championship - 2nd Round.............Decatur, AL ............... TBATue......... 29 ......... NAIA National Championship - 2nd Rouond ..........Decatur, AL ............... TBA

DECEMBERThur ........ 1 .......... NAIA National Championship - Quarterfinals .........Decatur, AL ............... TBAFri ........... 2 .......... NAIA National Championship - Semi-Finals ............Decatur, AL ............... TBASat........... 3 .......... NAIA National Championship - Championship ......Decatur, AL ............... TBA

*Frontier Conference gameHome Games in BoldAll home games played at Dumke Field

WHAT IS A GRIFFIN?The Griffin is a legendary creature with the head, beak, and wings of an eagle, the body of a lion, and occasionally, the tail of a serpent or scorpion. Its origin lies somewhere in the Middle East where it is found in the paintings and sculptures of the ancient Babylonians, Assyrians, and Persians. In Greek mythology, they took gold from the stream Arimaspias and, neighbors of the Hyperboreans, they belonged to Zeus. The later Romans used them for decoration and, even in Christian times, the Griffin motif often appears. Griffins were frequently used as gargoyles on medieval churches and buildings.

Source: www.pantheon.org/articles/g/griffin.html

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2011 Westminster Women’s Soccer2

2011 NUMERICAL ROSTER# NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)00 Dayna Winter-Nolte GK 5-6 Sr. San Diego, CA (Academy of Our Lady of Peace)

1 Jessie Eiting GK 5-6 Fr. Sparks, NV (Edward C. Reed HS)2 Miranda Miner Def 5-5 Fr. Cottonwood Heights, UT (Brighton HS)3 Corie Walch Mid 5-4 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (Alta HS)4 Jessica Harris Fwd 5-8 So. Kaysville, UT (Davis HS)5 Nicole Taylor Mid 5-7 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (Penn State Univ.)6 Lisa Johnson Mid 5-9 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (Olympus HS)7 Brianna Wilson Mid 5-8 So. Fountain Valley, CA (Fountain Valley HS)8 Claire Huntsberger Def 5-5 So. Salt Lake City, UT (Skyline HS)9 Jaime Nelson Mid 5-4 Jr. Sandy, UT (Cal State Dominguez Hills)10 Sadie Young Def 5-3 So. Salt Lake City, UT (Judge Memorial Catholic HS)

11 Margo Hickman Fwd 5-3 Jr. Boise, ID (Walla Walla CC)12 Justine Jones Fwd 5-4 Jr. Boise, ID (Walla Walla CC)13 Alyssa Hill Fwd 5-7 Jr. Lehi, UT (Lehi HS)14 Nikki Kopfman Fwd 5-8 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (Green Valley HS)15 Sabrina Walker Fwd 5-9 Fr. Sandy, UT (Juan Diego Catholic HS)16 Tanner Dredge Fwd 5-2 Fr. Hailey, ID (Wood River HS)17 Nicole Carter Def 5-2 Fr. Draper, UT (Alta HS)19 Lorin Wathen Mid 5-5 So. Fullerton, CA (Troy HS)20 Heather Hillam Mid/Def 5-9 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (East HS)22 Camille Cooper Fwd 5-5 Fr. Boise, ID (Rocky Mountain HS)23 Vanessa Jordan Mid 5-8 Sr. Napa, CA (Vintage HS)24 Brinna Bennion Def 5-8 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (Murray HS)25 Michelle Erickson Def 5-8 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (Olympus HS)26 Carissa Cooper Mid 5-5 Fr. Boise, ID (Rocky Mountain HS)27 Allison Meader Def Fr. Mahtomedi, MN (College of Saint Scholastica)

28 Caitlyn Jasumback Def 5-4 Fr. Salt Lake City, UT (Skyline HS)29 Sarah Swenson Fwd 5-6 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (Olympus HS)31 Savannah Troxel Fwd 5-10 Fr. Lander, WY (Lander Valley HS)32 Meagan Powell Fwd 5-6 Jr. Whitefish, MT (North Idaho College)33 Madeline Roberts Def 5-8 Fr. Colleyville, TX (Keller HS)99 Lindsay Bekken GK 5-7 Jr. Spokane, WA (Lewis & Clark HS) Elaina Pappas Def 5-9 Sr. Salt Lake City, UT (Murray HS)

Head Coach: Tony LeBlanc Assistant Coaches: James Taylor, Annie Hawkins

2011 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER# NAME POS YR99 Lindsay Bekken GK Jr. 24 Brinna Bennion Def Sr. 17 Nicole Carter Def Fr. 22 Camille Cooper Fwd Fr. 26 Carissa Cooper Mid Fr. 16 Tanner Dredge Fwd Fr. 1 Jessie Eiting GK Fr. 25 Michelle Erickson Def Sr. 4 Jessica Harris Fwd So. 11 Margo Hickman Fwd Jr. 13 Alyssa Hill Fwd Jr. 20 Heather Hillam Mid/Def Sr. 8 Claire Huntsberger Def So. 28 Caitlyn Jasumback Def Fr. 6 Lisa Johnson Mid Sr. 12 Justine Jones Fwd Jr. 23 Vanessa Jordan Mid Sr. 14 Nikki Kopfman Fwd Sr. 27 Allison Meader Def Fr. 2 Miranda Miner Def Fr. 9 Jaime Nelson Mid Jr. Elaina Pappas Def Sr. 32 Meagan Powell Fwd Jr. 33 Madeline Roberts Def Fr. 29 Sarah Swenson Fwd Sr. 5 Nicole Taylor Mid Sr. 31 Savannah Troxel Fwd Fr. 3 Corie Walch Mid Sr. 15 Sabrina Walker Fwd Fr. 19 Lorin Wathen Mid So. 7 Brianna Wilson Mid So. 00 Dayna Winter-Nolte GK Sr. 10 Sadie Young Def So.

SENIORS (11)# NAME POS24 Brinna Bennion Def25 Michelle Erickson Def20 Heather Hillam Mid/Def6 Lisa Johnson Mid23 Vanessa Jordan Mid14 Nikki Kopfman Fwd Elaina Pappas Def29 Sarah Swenson Fwd5 Nicole Taylor Mid3 Corie Walch Mid00 Dayna Winter-Nolte GK

BY CLASSJUNIORS (6)

# NAME POS99 Lindsay Bekken GK11 Margo Hickman Fwd13 Alyssa Hill Fwd12 Justine Jones Fwd9 Jaime Nelson Mid32 Meagan Powell Fwd

SOPHOMORES (5)# NAME POS4 Jessica Harris Fwd8 Claire Huntsberger Def19 Lorin Wathen Mid7 Brianna Wilson Mid10 Sadie Young Def

FRESHMEN (11)# NAME POS17 Nicole Carter Mid/Def22 Camille Cooper Mid26 Carissa Cooper Fwd/Mid16 Tanner Dredge Fwd1 Jessie Eiting GK28 Caitlyn Jasumback Def27 Allison Meader Def2 Miranda Miner Def33 Madeline Roberts Mid31 Savannah Troxel Fwd/Mid15 Sabrina Walker Def


The 2011 season marks the fifth season in Westminster history. The team has high expectations and goals for 2011 as this is the final year for the program’s first full recruiting class.

Westminster returns 17 players from the 2010 squad that set a school record with 11 wins. Among that group are 11 seniors that have recorded 27 wins during their three years at Westminster. The 16 newcomers include a mixture of experienced JC transfers and talented freshman.

FORWARDSThe top of the Westminster attack in 2011 is anchored by senior Sarah Swenson. Swenson has scored eight goals in her career, in-cluding six game-winners. She put a team-leading 21 shots on goal last season and scored twice.

Look for newcomers Margo Hickman and Justine Jones to play for-ward at key times for the Griffins in 2011. Hickman led the NWAAC with 28 goals for Walla Walla Community College last year. Jones also transferred from Walla Walla after scoring 11 goals with 11 as-sists last year.

MIDFIELDERSThe midfield for the Griffins features the most returning experi-ence. Honorable Mention All-American Heather Hillam scored a team-best seven goals last year while also recording two assists. Hillam attempted 37 shots to lead the griffins and her four game-winning goals ranked 36th in the NAIA.

Vanessa Jordan, Nicole Taylor, Corie Walch and Brianna Wilson also return to the Griffin midfield in 2011. Those four combined to score six goals and record seven assists last year. Jordan in the school’s all-time leader with nine career assists and was named first team all-conference in 2010.

DEFENDERSThe Griffin back line could see the biggest influence of newcomers

in 2011, but it is stabilized by senior Brinna Bennion. An all-confer-ence performer in 2010, Bennion has appeared in 58 games during her Westminster career. Last year she led the team with 1,677 minutes played and anchored a defense that allowed just 0.97 goals per game.

Returners Michelle Erickson, Claire Huntsberger and Sadie Young will compete with newcomers Nicole Carter and Miranda Miner for starting spots. Returning forward Jessica Harris could also drop to the back line to help with the defense.

GOALKEEPERSWith three keepers on the roster this is the deepest this position has been in the program’s history. Dayna Winter-Nolte returns after a year off and should step into the starting role. The starter has played in 36 games at keeper for the Griffins with a career GAA of 1.66. Her 125 career saves are the most in school history.

Lindsay Bekken returns after playing in every game for the Griffins last season. She has a GAA of 1.01 with 79 saves in 2010. Bekken could miss most of 2011 with an injury. That would leave the back-up role to freshman Jesse Eiting. Eiting made 50 saves during her senior season in high school while also playing some midfield.

SCHEDULEThe 2011 schedule may be the toughest slate of games in school history. The Griffins will face five teams that qualified for the 2010 NAIA National Championships and 11 opponents that won at least 10 games last season.

The 15 teams on the schedule combined to go 153-98-32 (.597) last season. Those teams combined to win eight games at the national tournament and no qualifying team lost an opening round game at the event.

Westminster will also face seven teams that are ranked in the NAIA Women’s Soccer Coaches’ Preseason Top 25 Poll.

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2011 SEASON PREVIEW


Tony LeBlanc begins year number five at the helm of the Westminster women’s soccer program. During his tenure, Westminster has compiled a 36-37-4 overall record and advanced to the postseason in three consecutive seasons. The Griffins have also gone 11-11-1 during Frontier Conference action which is the second best record in the conference during that time.

Last season, LeBlanc led the Griffins to a school-record 11 wins as the team finished 11-8-1 overall. The team set another school record with five consecutive wins and also had a stretch of eight wins in nine contests. They went 460 minutes without allowing a goal at one stretch and finished 12th nationally with 10 shutouts. They advanced to the semi-finals of the Unaffiliated Conference Tournament with a 1-0 win over Minot State in the quarterfinals. It was the third straight year the team had qualified for the postseason tournament and the second straight year they won a first round game.

The 2009 season saw LeBlanc guide the team to a 9-10-1 overall record. The team earned the No. 2 seed in the Frontier Conference tournament after posting a 3-2-1 record in conference games. They advanced to the tournament championship game with a 2-1 win against Rocky Mountain in the semi-finals. The season ended with a 5-3-1 stretch to match the school record of nine wins set during the 2007 season.

In 2008, Westminster finished year number two of the program with a 7-11-1 overall record. They finished the Frontier Conference season at 2-4 with a third place finish. The team qualified for the Frontier Conference Tournament, where they lost to Rocky Mountain College, 1-0, in the semi-finals.

The 2008 team matched a school record with four consecutive wins, all coming at home. In fact, the Griffins were good at home all season posting a 6-2 record on Dumke Field. They outscored the opposition 15-8 in home games and recorded two shutouts.

In 2007, LeBlanc guided the team to an impressive 9-8-1 record in the first year of the program. The Griffins placed second in the Frontier Conference with a 3-2-0 record and went 4-2-1 on Dumke Field.

TONY LeBLANC

HEAD COACH

FIFTH SEASON

36-37-4 Career Record

11-11-1 Conference Record

LeBLANC YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD Overall ConferenceYear Overall Pct. Frontier Pct. Finish NAIA2007 9-8-1 .528 3-2-0 .600 2nd n/a2008 7-11-1 .395 2-4-0 .333 3rd n/a2009 9-10-1 .475 3-2-1 .583 2nd n/a2010 11-8-1 .575 3-3-0 .500 3rd n/aCareer 36-37-4 .494 11-11-1 .500 0-0

Milestone Wins 1st win • vs. College of the Southwest (8/25/07)25th win • vs. Rocky Mountain (11/6/09)

Under his leadership, Westminster has had eight players named First Team All-Frontier Conference. They have also received 12 Daktronics/NAIA Scholar Athlete recognitions and had 38 players named Academic All-Frontier.

LeBlanc is a Westminster alumnus, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in international business in 2005. While a student-athlete at Westminster, LeBlanc played for the men’s soccer program for four years under Chris Dorich, being named a two-time academic All-American and serving as a team captain his senior year.

Prior to playing at Westminster, LeBlanc was a two-time member of the Utah State Select team and a three-year varsity letterman at East High School. He was a part of the first Utah Select team to capture the Western Regionals and ultimately finished 3rd at the 2005 State Select National Championships.

LeBlanc’s coaching experience varies from the collegiate, high school, and youth levels; he served time as the boys Varsity Assistant/JV Head Coach at East High School and helped them into the state finals and win the State Championship in 2006 for the first time in school history. During the 2006 season, LeBlanc served as Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach at BYU-Hawaii where he was instrumental in forming and organizing a first year NCAA Division II women’s soccer program that finished second in the Pac West Conference with a 12-4 record. LeBlanc also has coached club soccer for the girls Rush 93 premier soccer team and currently holds a D license.

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James Taylor returns for his fifth season as an assistant coach for the Westminster women’s soccer team. Taylor’s main responsibility is working with the goalies. He also serves as the fitness coach for the team.

Taylor is a Westminster alumnus, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in biology in 2006 and chemistry in 2007. Taylor played goalkeeper for the Griffins men’s team from 2002-2005 and ranks second in school history in both saves and shutouts. He also ranks third in school history with 32 career wins as a goalie. His 73 games played at goalie for the Griffins are the second most in the program’s 27-year history.

Before playing at Westminster, Taylor was a three-time member of the Utah State Select team, a four-year varsity letterman and three-time All-State selection at Judge Memorial Catholic High School.

Taylor is currently pursuing his Ph D at the University of Utah in pharmacology and toxicology.

JAMES TAYLOR

ASSISTANT COACH

FIFTH SEASON

Annie Hawkins joined the Westminster coaching staff in January. She begins her first season with the Griffins after a stellar playing career.

Hawkins comes to Westminster after spending time playing professionally in Sweden. She played for QBIK in the Damallsvenskan League and also spent time on the United States Adult Soccer Association National Team and in the US Women’s Soccer National Pool. Collegiately, Hawkins attended Gonzaga University where she ranks second in school history in goals, assists, points, and shots. She was First Team All-West Coast Conference in 2003 and 2004.

Hawkins is a Salt Lake City native and prepped at Judge Memorial Catholic High School.

ANNIE HAWKINS

ASSISTANT COACH

FIRST SEASON

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RICK HACKFORD

HEAD ATHLETIC

TRAINER

NATHAN SLAUGHTER

WOMEN’S SOCCER

ATHLETIC TRAINER

DR. CHRIS CLINE

ATHLETICS

FACULTY REP.

DR. ANDREW D. COOPER

WESTMINSTER

TEAM DOCTOR

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BRINNA 24

DEFENDER

SENIOR

5-8

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

MURRAY HS

BENNION

2010 (Junior): Appeared in and started 19 games ... led team with 1,677 minutes played ... finished year with one shot on goal ... only shot of year came at Carroll on Oct. 24 ... named First Team All-Frontier Conference defender ... received Academic All-Frontier recognition.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in and started all 20 games ... played in a team-best 1,801 of 1,829 total minutes in the season ... scored one goal with one assist at Chaminade on Aug. 30 ... goal came on only shot of the season ... named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2008 (Freshman): Played in all 19 games ... recorded one assist against Great Falls ... finished year with six shots and two shots on goal ... was Academic All-Frontier Conference.

Brinna’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 19 0 1 1 6 .000 2 0

2009 20 1 1 3 1 1.000 1 0

2010 19 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0

TOTAL 58 1 2 4 8 .125 4 0

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MICHELLE 25

DEFENDER

SENIOR

5-8

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

OLYMPUS HS

ERICKSON

2010 (Junior): Appeared in five games ... totaled 85 minutes ... played 27 minutes at Utah Valley on Aug. 13 ... season high 32 minutes at Idaho State on Aug. 16 ... missed most of season with an injury.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in and started 12 games ... missed final eight games of the season with knee injury ... recorded only shot of the season at BYU-Hawaii on Aug. 29 ... recorded one assist versus Kansas Wesleyan on Sept. 6.

2008 (Freshman): Played in all 19 games ... finished season with four shot attempts ... was named First Team All-Frontier Conference.

Michelle’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 19 0 0 0 4 .000 1 0

2009 12 0 1 1 1 .000 0 0

2010 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

TOTAL 36 0 1 1 5 .000 1 0

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HEATHER 20

MIDFIELDER

SENIOR

5-9

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

EAST HS

HILLAM

2010 (Junior): Played and started all 20 games ... third on team with 1,567 minutes ... led team with seven goals to rank fourth in the Frontier Conference ... set school record with four game-winning goals ... ranked 36th in the NAIA in GWG ... attempted team-best 37 shots with 16 shots on goal ... scored goals in back-to-back games against Northwood and St. Thomas on Sept. 4 and 6 respectively ... scored goal (game-winner) against Point Loma Nazarene on Sept. 10 ... tallied one assist in consecutive games versus Eastern Oregon on Sept. 25 and College of Idaho on Sept. 26 ... scored on only shot against Carroll on Oct. 5 ... game-winning goal at Embry-Riddle (FL) on Oct. 16 ... scored only goal in a 1-0 win at Great Falls on Oct. 23 ... tallied only score in semi-final win against Minot State on Nov. 10 ... became first Westminster All-American by being named honorable mention ... First Team All-Frontier Conference midfielder ... named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in and started all 20 games of the season ... led team with six goals and 13 total points ... also had a team-best 46 shot attempts and 31 shots on goal ... matched school record with three game-winning goals ... scored one goal on two shots at Weber State on Aug. 21 ... tallied one goal on only shot against Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Sept. 11 ... started a three-game point streak with one assist against Rocky Mountain on Oct. 3 ... had one goal on six shots at Mills College on Oct. 16 ... finished with two goals on four shots against Holy Names on Oct. 18.

2008 (Freshman): Started all 19 games ... scored first career goal against Great Falls Oct. 17 ... had 13 total shots during the season.

Heather’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 19 1 0 2 13 .077 9 0

2009 20 6 1 13 46 .130 31 3

2010 20 7 2 16 37 .189 16 4

TOTAL 59 14 3 31 96 .146 56 7

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LISA 6

MIDFIELDER

SENIOR

5-9

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

OLYMPUS HS

JOHNSON

2010 (Junior): Saw time in nine games off the bench ... played a total of 200 minutes ... missed one month with an injury ... finished with three points thanks to one goal and one assist ... attempted three shots with two on goal ... picked up one assist against Northwest Nazarene on Aug. 24 ... tallied one goal on three shots in first game back from injury versus Southwestern (AZ) on Oct. 16 ... named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2009 (Sophomore): Appeared in 17 games and made one start ... attempted two shots during the season ... scored game-winning goal with one assist at Mills College on Oct. 16 ... named to Academic All-Frontier Conference squad.

2008 (Freshman): Played in nine games all coming off the bench.

Lisa’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

2009 17 1 1 3 2 .500 1 1

2010 9 1 1 3 3 .333 2 0

TOTAL 35 2 2 6 5 .400 3 1

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VANESSA 23

MIDFIELDER

SENIOR

5-8

NAPA, CA

VINTAGE HS

JORDAN

2010 (Junior): Played in all 20 games while making 18 starts ... totaled 1,492 minutes ... finished year with five points ... scored one goal with team-leading three assists ... tied for fourth in the Frontier in assists ... attempted 10 shots and put six on frame ... scored only goal in a 1-0 win over Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Sept. 12 ... had one assist against Carroll on Oct. 5 ... tallied one assist against Southwestern (AZ) on Oct. 16 ... assisted on the only goal in a 1-0 win at Great Falls on Oct. 23 ... Frontier Conference Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 13 ... named First Team All-Frontier midfielder ... named both a Daktronics/NAIA Scholar Athlete and Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2009 (Sophomore): Made 20 appearances, all starts ... was fourth on team with 1,724 minutes played ... finished with team leading five assists ... put 14 of her 25 total shots on goal ... assisted on team’s only goal at Weber State on Aug. 21 ... one assist against Rocky Mountain on Oct. 3 to start a four-game span with one assist ... posted one assist at Mills College on Oct. 16 ... recorded one assist versus Holy Names on Oct. 18 ... assisted goal at Rocky Mountain on Oct. 22 ... named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2008 (Freshman): Played in and started all 19 games ... scored only goal at Great Falls ... 13-of-17 shots were on goal.

Vanessa’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 19 1 1 3 17 .059 13 0

2009 20 0 5 5 25 .000 14 0

2010 20 1 3 5 10 .100 6 1

TOTAL 59 2 9 13 52 .038 33 1

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NIKKI 14

FORWARD

SENIOR

5-8

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

GREEN VALLEY HS

KOPFMAN

2010 (Junior): Appeared in all 20 games while making 15 starts ... played 1,227 minutes ... played all 110 minutes at St. Thomas (FL) on Sept. 6 ... completed stretch of playing every minute (300 minutes) in three straight games against Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Sept. 12 ... named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2009 (Sophomore): Saw time in nine games, all off the bench ... recorded one shot at Chaminade on Aug. 30 ... posted one shot at Mills College on Oct. 16 ... played season high 34 minutes at Carroll on Nov. 14.

2008 (Freshman): Made five appearances, all off the bench.

Nikki’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

2009 9 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0

2010 20 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

TOTAL 34 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0

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ELAINA 30

DEFENDER

SENIOR

5-9

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

MURRAY HS

PAPPAS

2010 (Junior): Made one appearance after recovering from off-season surgery ... played 82 minutes at goalie against Southwestern (AZ) on Oct. 16 ... made one save in only shot faced ... named both Daktronics/NAIA Scholar Athlete and Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in two games and started both ... missed final 18 games of the season with knee injury ... was named a Daktronics/NAIA Scholar Athlete.

2008 (Freshman): Made 13 starts in 19 games played ... finished year with one goal and three assists ... was named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

Elaina’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 19 1 3 5 12 .083 6 0

2009 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

2010 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0

TOTAL 22 1 3 5 12 .083 6 0

Goalie Stats

Season GP Min GA GAAvg Saves SV% Wins SHO

2010 1 82:29 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0

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SARAH 29

FORWARD

SENIOR

5-6

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

OLYMPUS HS

SWENSON

2010 (Junior): Appeared in and started all 20 games ... second on team with 1,586 minutes played ... tied for third on team with six points ... had two goals and two assists ... attempted 32 shots and team-best 21 shots on goal ... had one goal on two shots versus Northwest Nazarene on Aug. 24 ... notched one assist versus Great Falls on Sept. 19 ... had game-winning goal against Eastern Oregon on Sept. 25 ... recorded one assist at Carroll on Oct. 24 ... First Team All-Frontier Conference forward ... named Daktronics/NAIA Scholar Athlete and Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in and started all 20 games ... finished third on the team with nine points ... all three goals were game-winning tallies ... had one assist at BYU-Hawaii on Aug. 29 ... scored one goal in back-to-back games against Kansas Wesleyan and Great Falls on Sept. 6 and Sept. 7 respectively ... recorded two assists at Mills College on Oct. 16 ... scored team’s only goal in 1-0 win over Rocky Mountain on Nov. 13 in Frontier Conference Tournament semi-final ... named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2008 (Freshman): Made eight starts while playing all 19 games ... finished year with three goals and three assists ... put 15 shots on goal.

Sarah’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 19 3 3 9 27 .111 15 1

2009 20 3 3 9 26 .115 14 3

2010 20 2 2 6 32 .062 21 2

TOTAL 59 8 8 24 85 .094 50 6

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NICOLE 5

MIDFIELDER

SENIOR

5-7

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

PENN STATE UNIV.

TAYLOR

2010 (Junior): Made 15 appearances, all starts ... played a total of 992 minutes ... second on team with seven points ... scored three goals with one assist ... scored two game-winning goals ... had game-winner against Great Falls on Sept. 19 ... assisted on a goal versus Eastern Oregon on Sept. 25 ... tallied the game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over Carroll on Oct. 5 ... scored against Southwestern (AZ) on Oct. 16 ... was named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in and started all 20 games of the season ... was third on the team with 1,741 minutes played ... also third on the squad with 34 shot attempts ... one assist and season-high 10 shots at Chaminade on Aug. 30 ... one goal on four shots against Great Falls on Sept. 7 ... one assist at Carroll on Oct. 25 ... named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2007 (Freshman - Penn St.): Played in one game for Penn State University.

Nicole’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2009 20 1 2 4 34 .029 13 0

2010 15 3 1 7 22 .136 7 2

TOTAL 35 4 3 11 56 .071 20 2

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CORIE 3

MIDFIELDER

SENIOR

5-4

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

ALTA HS

WALCH

2010 (Junior): Played in 18 games while making 16 starts ... finished year with 1,005 minutes played ... totaled three points ... scored one goal with one assist ... attempted 10 shots with four on goal ... one assist against Carroll on Oct. 5 ... scored against Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Oct. 15.

2009 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 20 games and made 19 starts ... fourth on team with eight total points ... scored one goal at BYU-Hawaii on Aug. 29 ... posted one assist against Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Sept. 11 ... tallied one goal at home against Rocky Mountain on Oct. 3 ... recorded one assist at Mills College on Oct. 16 ... scored team’s lone goal at Carroll on Oct. 25 ... was named First Team All-Frontier Conference.

2008 (Freshman): Played and started all 19 games ... scored three goals and had three assists.

Corie’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2008 19 3 3 9 18 .167 9 0

2009 20 3 2 8 13 .231 7 0

2010 18 1 1 3 10 .100 4 0

TOTAL 57 7 6 20 41 .171 20 0

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DAYNA 00

GOALKEEPER

SENIOR

5-6

SAN DIEGO, CA

ACADEMY OF OUR LADY PEACE

WINTER-NOLTE

2010 (Junior): Sat out entire season.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in 17 games while making 16 starts ... played a total of 1,253 minutes ... finished year with a 1.80 goals against average ... recorded seven wins and five shutouts ... made 56 saves with a .691 save percentage ... recorded one save in a shutout against Kansas Wesleyan on Sept. 6 ... made three saves in a shutout victory over Great Falls on Sept. 7 ... picked up third straight shutout with two saves against Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Sept. 11 ... recorded five saves in a win over Holy Names on Oct. 18 ... posted a career-high nine saves at Rocky Mountain on Oct. 22 ... recorded four saves in a shutout of Great Falls on Oct. 24 ... had six saves in a shutout win over Rocky Mountain on Nov. 13 ... named First Team All-Frontier Conference.

2008 (Freshman): Played every minute of all 19 games ... posted two shutouts ... finished season with a 1.56 goals against average.

Dayna’s Career StatsSeason GP Min GA GAAvg Saves SV% Wins SHO

2008 19 1734:00 30 1.56 69 .697 7 2

2009 17 1252:49 25 1.80 56 .691 7 5

2010 DNP

TOTAL 36 2986:49 55 1.66 125 .694 14 7

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LINDSAY 99

GOALKEEPER

JUNIOR

5-7

SPOKANE, WA

LEWIS & CLARK HS

BEKKEN

2010 (Sophomore): Started all 20 games in goal ... played 1,776 minutes ... had a 1.01 goals against average to rank second in Frontier Conference and 50th in the nation ... made 79 saves with a .798 save percentage ... set school record with 11 wins and nine shutouts ... made six saves with a shutout of Idaho State on Aug. 16 ... recorded five saves in a shutout win over Northwest Nazarene on Aug. 24 ... posted career-high 10 saves at Northwood on Sept. 4 ... had a streak of 460 minutes without allowing a goal during a five-game shutout streak from Sept. 10 to Sept. 26 ... made 17 saves during streak ... posted eight saves during a 2-1 win over Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Oct. 15 ... posted five saves at Rocky Mountain on Oct. 21 ... had three saves in a shutout of Great Falls on Oct. 23 ... had six saves in a shutout of Minot State on Nov. 10 ... was three-time Frontier Conference Defensive Player of the Week ... named NAIA National Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 14 becoming first Griffin in school history ... was honorable mention All-Frontier Conference ... named Academic All-Frontier Conference.

2009 (Freshman): Appeared in 10 games and made four starts ... finished season with a 0.94 goal against average ... lone shutout came in double-overtime tie with Carroll on Sept. 20 ... had multiple saves in five games ... recorded a career high 10 saves at Southern Utah on Sept. 16 ... posted a stretch of 323 minutes without allowing a goal during a seven-game stretch from Aug. 27-Oct. 3.

Lindsay’s Career StatsSeason GP Min GA GAAvg Saves SV% Wins SHO

2009 10 576:34 6 0.94 30 .833 2 1

2010 20 1776:11 20 1.01 79 .798 11 9

TOTAL 30 2352:45 26 0.99 109 .807 13 10

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FORWARD

JUNIOR

5-7

LEHI, UT

LEHI HS

HILL

2010 (Sophomore): Played in 11 games while making one start ... played a total of 189 minutes ... scored one goal ... attempted nine shots with eight on goal ... tallied one goal on six shots against Southwestern (AZ) on Oct. 16 ... made first career start at Carroll on Nov. 11.

2009 (Freshman): Made 15 appearances all coming off the bench ... finished season with seven shots and two shots on goal ... had one assist against Holy Names on Oct. 18.

Alyssa’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2009 15 0 1 1 7 .000 2 0

2010 11 1 0 2 9 .111 8 0

TOTAL 26 1 1 3 16 .062 10 0

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JESSICA 4

FORWARD

SOPHOMORE

5-8

KAYSVILLE, UT

DAVIS HS

HARRIS

2010 (Freshman): Played in all 20 games with one start ... finished with 751 minutes played ... third on team with six points ... scored three goals and one game-winner ... attempted 17 shots with nine being on goal ... made first career start at Utah Valley on Aug. 13 ... tallied first career goal versus Eastern Oregon on Sept. 25 ... scored in consecutive games with game-winning strike at College of Idaho on Sept. 26 ... scored goal versus Southwestern (AZ) on Oct. 16 ... Frontier Conference Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 27.

Jessica’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2010 20 3 0 6 17 .176 9 1

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CLAIRE 8

DEFENDER

SOPHOMORE

5-5

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

SKYLINE HS

HUNTSBERGER

2010 (Freshman): Made 20 appearances with 16 starts ... played a total of 1,294 minutes ... attempted one shot and put it on goal ... made first career start at Utah Valley on Aug. 13 ... only shot of season came against Southwestern (AZ) on Oct. 16.

Claire’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2010 20 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0

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MIDFIELDER

SOPHOMORE

5-5

FULLERTON, CA

TROY HS

WATHEN

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in 13 games with three starts ... had 563 minutes played ... attempted four shots with three being on goal ... made first career start at Carroll on Oct. 24 ... played a full 90 minutes versus Minot State on Nov. 10.

Lorin’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2010 13 0 0 0 4 .000 3 0


BRIANNA 7

MIDFIELDER

SOPHOMORE

5-8

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA

FOUNTAIN VALLEY HS

WILSON

2010 (Freshman): Played in 16 games while making nine starts ... totaled 654 minutes played ... finished with four points ... had one goal and two assists ... recorded 22 shots with 13 being on frame ... made first career start with five shots at St. Thomas (FL) on Sept. 6 ... scored goal against Eastern Oregon on Sept. 25 ... tallied one assist at Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Oct. 15 ... posted assist in second straight game against Southwestern (AZ) on Oct. 16.

Brianna’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2010 16 1 2 4 22 .045 13 0

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SADIE 10

DEFENDER

SOPHOMORE

5-6

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

JUDGE MEMORIAL CATHOLIC

YOUNG

2010 (Freshman): Made 19 appearances with two starts ... played 436 minutes ... scored one goal, a game-winner ... attempted three shots with two being on goal ... made first career start against Westmont on Aug. 28 ... scored game-winning goal at Embry-Riddle (AZ) on Oct. 15 ... started at Carroll on Nov. 11.

Sadie’s Career StatsSeason GP Goals Assts Pts Shots Shot % SOG GWG

2010 19 1 0 2 3 .333 2 1

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MARGO 11

FORWARD

JUNIOR

5-3

BOISE, ID

WALLA WALLA CC

HICKMAN

Before Westminster: Hickman is from Boise where she prepped at Mountain View High School. The 5-foot-3 forward is a transfer from Walla Walla Community College. She led the NWAAC with 28 goals last season while also adding nine assists. Hickman was named the East Division Most Valuable Player.

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MIDFIELDER

JUNIOR

5-4

SANDY, UT

CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS

NELSON

Before Westminster: Nelson is from Sandy, Utah where she attended Brighton High School. Nelson spent one season at San Diego State before transferring to Cal State Dominguez Hills. Last season with the Toros, Nelson played in 13 games and attempted five shots in 355 minutes.

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FORWARD

JUNIOR

5-4

BOISE, ID

WALLA WALLA CC

JONES

Before Westminster: Jones will join the Griffins from Boise, Idaho after spending two years playing at Walla Walla Community College. She scored 11 goals and tallied 11 assists during the 2010 season and was named a NWAACC all-region performer.

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FORWARD

JUNIOR

5-6

WHITEFISH, MT

NORTH IDAHO

POWELL

Before Westminster: Powell is from Whitefish, Mont. where she attended Whitefish High School. The 5-foot-6 forward will transfer to Westminster from North Idaho College where the team went 10-4-3 last season. Powell was on the Dean’s List every semester at NIC and was an Academic All-American last year.

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CAMILLE 22

FORWARD

FRESHMAN

5-5

BOISE, ID

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HS

COOPER

Before Westminster: Cooper is from Boise, Idaho where she attended Rocky Mountain High School. The 5-foot-5 midfielder finished second at the state tournament as a junior and then placed third her senior year. She was twice named Second Team All-Conference and won the Southern Idaho Academic Award.

NICOLE 17

DEFENDER

FRESHMAN

5-2

DRAPER, UT

ALTA HS

CARTER

Before Westminster: Carter is from Draper, Utah where she attended Alta High School. The 5-foot-2 midfielder scored five goals with 10 assists during her prep career. Carter won three state championships and was named First Team All-Region and Academic All-Region her senior season.

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MIDFIELDER

FRESHMAN

5-5

BOISE, ID

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HS

COOPER

Before Westminster: Cooper is the twin sister of Camille Cooper. She is a 5-foot-5 forward that earned a varsity letter all four year at Rocky Mountain High School. She was named All-Conference in both 2008 and 2009 and received the Academic Award every year from 2009-2011.

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FORWARD

FRESHMAN

5-2

HAILEY, ID

WOOD RIVER HS

DREDGE

Before Westminster: Dredge joins the Griffins from Hailey, Idaho where she prepped at Wood River High School. A 5-foot-2 forward, Dredge scored 155 goals in her career. She had 39 goals as a sophomore and then 33 and 29 as a junior and senior respectively. Dredge was named First Team All-Conference three times and was the Great Basin Offensive Player of the Year in 2009. She was also named to the National Honor Society.


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DEFENDER

FRESHMAN

5-4

SALT LAKE CITY, UT

SKYLINE HS

JASUMBACK

Before Westminster: Jasumback is from Salt Lake City and attended Skyline High School. She is a 5-foot-4 defender that was part of the state’s top-ranked scoring defense.

JESSIE 1

GOALKEEPER

FRESHMAN

5-6

SPARKS, NV

EDWARD C. REED HS

EITING

Before Westminster: Eiting will come to Westminster from Sparks, Nev. where she attended Edward C. Reed High School. She is a 5-foot-6 goalkeeper that posted 50 saves during her senior season. She also scored eight goals with 18 assists while playing midfielder. Eiting is a two-time state champion and was named First Team All-League in 2010. She was also named to the All-State Academic Team in 2008, 2009 and 2010.

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DEFENDER

FRESHMAN

HEIGHT

MAHTOMEDI, MN

COLLEGE OF SAINT SCHOLASTICA

MEADER

Before Westminster: Meader comes to Westminster from Mahtomedi, Minn. where she attended the College of Saint Scholastica.

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MIRANDA 2

DEFENDER

FRESHMAN

5-5

COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, UT

BRIGHTON HS

MINER

Before Westminster: Miner joins the Griffins from Cottonwood Heights, Utah where she attended Brighton High School. The 5-foot-5 defender was part of a defense that didn’t allow a goal during the four games of the Utah State Championships and won the 2010 title. Miner was named Honorable Mention All-State and was on the Honor Roll all four years at Brighton.


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FORWARD

FRESHMAN

5-10

LANDER, WY

LANDER VALLEY HS

TROXEL

Before Westminster: Troxel will come to Westminster from Lander, Wyo. where she attended Lander Valley High School. The 5-foot-10 midfielder scored 55 goals in her prep career. She has also added 28 assists and was named All-State in 2010 and All-Conference in 2009. Troxel has been named to the Honor Roll four times and is also a member of the National Honor Society.

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DEFENDER

FRESHMAN

5-8

COLLEYVILLE, TX

KELLER HS

ROBERTS

Before Westminster: Roberts is from Colleyville, Texas where she attended Keller High School. The 5-foot-8 midfielder becomes the first player from Texas to join the women’s soccer program.

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FORWARD

FRESHMAN

5-9

SANDY, UT

JUAN DIEGO CATHOLIC HS

WALKER

Before Westminster: Walker joins the Griffins from Sandy, Utah where she attended Juan Diego Catholic School. The 5-foot-9 defender won two state championships with Juan Diego. Walker is on the Honor Roll and also lettered with track.

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Location ....................................................Orem, UT

Nickname ...............................................Wolverines

Affiliation ................................................... NCAA DI

Conference .............................................Great West

Head Coach .....................................Brent Anderson

2010 Record ................................................. 10-9-1

2010 Conference ............................ 5-1-0 (1st West)

2010 Postseason ..................Great West Semi-Finals

INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record ....................... Utah Valley leads 2-0-0

First Meeting ..........................Aug. 12, 2009 (L, 0-2)

Last Meeting ..........................Aug. 13, 2011 (L, 0-3)

Streak ......................................... Utah Valley 2 wins

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Utah ValleyAugust 15 • Dumke Field

goreivers.com

Iowa WesternAugust 18 • Rio Tinto Stadium

(Exhibition)

bakeru.edu/athletics2

BakerAugust 26 • Dumke Field

rocky.edu/athletics/Athletics.shtml

Rocky MountainAugust 29 • Dumke Field

October 15 • Billings, Mont.

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BiolaSeptember 2 • Dumke Field

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Great FallsSeptember 5 • Dumke Field

October 23 • Great Falls, Mont.

umobile.edu/Athletics.aspx

MobileSeptember 10 • Orange City, Ala.

kwucoyotes.com

Kansas WesleyanSeptember 16 • Dumke Field

Location ........................................ Council Bluffs, IA

Nickname .................................................... Reivers

Affiliation .......................................................NJCAA

Conference .................................................... ICCAC

Head Coach ............................................ Brad Silvey

2010 Record ................................................. 18-4-2

2010 Conference ...................................10-0-0 (1st)

2010 Postseason ........NJCAA District C Tournament

INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record ...................................... First Meeting

First Meeting ....................................... First Meeting

Last Meeting ....................................... First Meeting

Streak ................................................. First Meeting

Location .......................................... Baldwin City, KS

Nickname ...................................................Wildcats

Affiliation .........................................................NAIA

Conference .......................Heart of America Athletic

Head Coach ..........................................Nate Houser

2010 Record ................................................. 14-6-4

2010 Conference .................................... 4-3-2 (4th)

2010 Postseason ...........................NAIA Semi-Finals





Location ................................................. Billings, UT

Nickname ............................................Battlin’ Bears


Conference ................................................. Frontier

Head Coach ........................................Richard Duffy

2010 Record ................................................. 12-5-0

2010 Conference ............................................ 4-2-0

2010 Postseason .................Unaffiliated Semi-Finals

INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record ...............Rocky Mountain leads, 7-3-0

First Meeting ........................ Sept. 16, 2007 (W, 2-0)

Last Meeting .......................... Oct. 21, 2010 (L, 0-2)

Streak .................................. Rocky Mountain 2 wins

Location ............................................. La Mirada, CA

Nickname ......................................................Eagles


Conference ............................. Golden State Athletic

Head Coach ...........................................Todd Elkins

2010 Record ................................................... 6-5-6

2010 Conference .................................... 3-2-5 (6th)

2010 Postseason ....................... GSAC Quarterfinals





Location ............................................Great Falls, MT

Nickname ................................................Argonauts



Head Coach .......................................... Brian Clarke

2010 Record ................................................. 3-13-0

2010 Conference .................................... 0-6-0 (4th)

2010 Postseason ............................................ None

INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record .................... Westminster leads, 8-0-0

First Meeting .......................... Sept. 2, 2007 (W, 4-0)

Last Meeting ......................... Oct. 23, 2010 (W, 1-0)

Streak ........................................Westminster 8 wins

Location .................................................. Mobile, AL

Nickname ....................................................... Rams


Conference .........................Southern States Athletic

Head Coach ......................................... Brian Person

2010 Record ................................................. 13-7-1

2010 Conference .................................... 4-1-0 (3rd)

2010 Postseason ........................... NAIA 2nd Round





Location ....................................................Salina, KS

Nickname ................................................... Coyotes


Conference ......................Kansas Collegiate Athletic

Head Coach ......................................... Mike Dibbini

2010 Record ................................................. 10-7-3

2010 Conference ................................... 8-1-0 (2nd)


INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record .................... Westminster leads, 1-0-0

First Meeting .......................... Sept. 6, 2009 (W, 2-0)

Last Meeting .......................... Sept. 6, 2009 (W, 2-0)

Streak ......................................... Westminster 1 win

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William CareySeptember 9 • Orange City, Ala.

Location .......................................... Hattiesburg, MS

Nickname ................................................ Crusaders


Conference .......................... Southern State Athletic

Head Coach ........................................Danny Owens

2010 Record ................................................. 13-4-5

2010 Conference .................................... 3-1-1 (4th)

2010 Postseason ........................NAIA Quarterfinals






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College of IdahoSeptember 18 • Dumke Field

souraiders.com

Southern OregonSeptember 23 • Portland, Ore.

gocugo.com

Concordia (OR)September 25 • Portland, Ore.

carroll.edu/athletics

CarrollOctober 1 • Dumke Field

October 21 • Helena, Mont.

marymountpv.edu/athletics

MarymountOctober 8 • Dumke Field

csusmcougars.com

Cal State-San MarcosOctober 28 • San Marcos, Calif.

sdcc.edu/Athletics.aspx

Soka Univ.October 30 • Aliso Viejo, Calif.

Frontier / Cal PacChampionship

November 12

naia.cstv.com

NAIA NationalChampionships

November 19 - December 3

Location ................................................ Caldwell, ID

Nickname ....................................................... Yotes


Conference .................................Cascade Collegiate

Head Coach ............................................Niki Taylor

2010 Record ................................................. 10-8-0

2010 Conference .................................... 6-3-0 (4th)

2010 Postseason ......................Cascade Semi-Finals

INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record .............. College of Idaho leads, 2-1-0

First Meeting ........................... Sept. 9, 2007 (L, 0-2)

Last Meeting ........................ Sept. 26, 2010 (W, 1-0)

Streak ......................................... Westminster 1 win

Location ................................................Ashland, OR

Nickname .................................................... Raiders



Head Coach .......................................... Jon Clement

2010 Record ................................................. 12-5-2

2010 Conference .................................... 6-2-1 (3rd)

2010 Postseason ......................Cascade Semi-Finals

INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record ............. Southern Oregon leads, 1-0-0

First Meeting ......................... Sept. 26, 2008 (L, 0-1)

Last Meeting ......................... Sept. 26, 2008 (L, 0-1)

Streak .................................. Southern Oregon 1 win

Location ............................................... Portland, OR

Nickname ..................................................Cavaliers



Head Coach ..........................................Grant Landy

2010 Record ................................................. 19-1-2

2010 Conference .....................................8-0-1 (1st)






Location ................................................. Helena, MT

Nickname ...................................................... Saints



Head Coach ....................................Dave Thorvilson

2010 Record ................................................. 13-3-2

2010 Conference .....................................5-1-0 (1st)

2010 Postseason .........Unaffiliated Conf. Runner-up

INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record ............................. Carroll leads, 7-1-1

First Meeting .......................... Oct. 28, 2007 (L, 1-5)

Last Meeting ..........................Nov. 11, 2011 (L, 0-3)

Streak ................................................ Carroll 2 wins

Location .........................................Palos Verdes, CA

Nickname .................................................. Mariners


Conference .......................................... Independent

Head Coach .......................................... Ben Graham

2010 Record ................................................. 6-10-0

2010 Conference .............................................. N/A

2010 Postseason ............................................ None





Location ...........................................San Marcos, CA

Nickname ...................................................Cougars



Head Coach ...........................................Ron Pulvers

2010 Record ................................................. 10-2-5

2010 Conference .............................................. N/A

2010 Postseason ........................... A.I.I. Semi-Finals

INSIDE THE SERIESSeries Record ........Cal State-San Marcos leads, 1-0-0

First Meeting ......................... Sept. 21, 2008 (L, 0-3)

Last Meeting ......................... Sept. 21, 2008 (L, 0-3)

Streak ............................ Cal State-San Marcos 1 win

Location ............................................Aliso Viejo, CA

Nickname ....................................................... Lions



Head Coach ......................................... Marine Cano

2010 Record ................................................. 2-13-1

2010 Conference .............................................. N/A

2010 Postseason ............................................ None





Location ............................................................ TBA

Format ......................................... One Game Playoff

..............Frontier Champion vs. Cal Pac Champion

Frontier Teams ............................................. Carroll

............................................................ Great Falls

.................................................... Rocky Mountain

..........................................................Westminster

Cal Pac Teams....................................... Holy Names

................................................................... Menlo

............................................................... Simpson

...................................................... William Jessup

Host ...........................................................NAIAOpening Round ..............................Campus SitesFinal Site .......................................... Decatur, ALArena .................. Jack Allen Recreation ComplexOpening Round ............................. November 19Second Round .......................... November 28-29Quarterfinals ....................................December 1Semi-Finals ......................................December 2Championship .................................December 32010 Champion ................................ Lee (Tenn.)


The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) is a completely autonomous association currently administering programs of intercollegiate athletics for approximately 330 fully accredited colleges and universities of moderate enrollment.

The fundamental tenet of the NAIA is that intercollegiate athletics is an integral part of the total educational program of the institution. This belief is strongly reflected in the governing documents, activities and organizational structure of the Association.

Established in 1940 as the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB), the Association expanded to include other programs in 1952. The NAIA became the first intercollegiate sports governing body to provide championship opportunities for both men andwomen when the women’s program was established on August 1, 1980.

The purpose of the NAIA is to promote education and development of students through intercollegiate athletic participation. Member institutions, although varied and diverse, share a common commitment to high standards and the principle that athletes serve as an integral part of education.

The NAIA embraces the concept of the student and recognizes the importance of the individuality of each member institution, the value of the conference and regional structure, and the benefits of membership in a national association.

The NAIA Champions of Character program is an educational outreach initiative which emphasizes the tenets of character and integrity, not only for NAIA college students, but for younger students, coaches and parents in our communities.

Coaches, parents, administrators and community partners all have a role in developing students of character. The NAIA Champions of Character program brings them training, guidelines and behavior models to create positive environments that promote personal growth and fun sport activity.

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The Frontier Conference was organized in 1935 with four of the eight existing colleges as charter members. Carroll College joined in 1938. For a 10-year period, from 1974 to 1984, the College of Great Falls, now the University of Great Falls competed in the conference. Great Falls rejoined the Frontier in 1999-2000. For a short time, MSU-Billings (then Eastern Montana College) was a member of the league.

New members in 1998-99 were Lewis-Clark State College of Lewiston, Idaho and Westminster College of Salt Lake City, Utah. Dickinson State was approved for membership starting with the 2012-13 season while Southern Oregon will join as a football member at the same time.

The conference now consists of Carroll College, Dickinson State College, Eastern Oregon University (football only), University of Great Falls, Lewis-Clark State College, Montana State University-Northern, Montana Tech, University of Montana Western, Rocky Mountain College, Southern Oregon University (football only) and Westminster College.

The purpose of the Frontier Conference is to encourage, promote, sponsor and control athletic competition among participating colleges as an integral part of the total educational process. With their motto, “The Best in academics and athletics,” members compete for conference championships in football, basketball, golf, volleyball, soccer, and cross country.


For the first time since 2007 the Westminster women’s soccer team finished the year with a wining record. The 2010 Griffins finished the season at 11-8-1 and advanced to the Unaffiliated Conference semi-finals.

Westminster struggled out of the gate going just 1-4-1 in the first six games of the year. They went to overtime in four of those six games and twice lost with less than two minutes remaining in the extra period. Westminster would then run off wins in eight of the next nine games including a school-record five-game winning streak. The Griffins defeated Minot State in the opening round of the conference tournament before falling to Carroll in the semi-finals.

The Griffins set a school record with 10 shutouts and ranked 12th nationally in that category. They earned those 10 shutouts despite making just 4.05 saves per game and finished the year allowing just one goal per game. Lindsay Bekken finished with a 1.01 goals against average and was named the Frontier Conference defensive player of the week three times. She became the first player in school history to be named the NAIA National Player of the Week on September 13.

2010 Frontier ConferencePlayers of the Week

Offensive

Date Player, School

9/6 Meghan O’Connell, Carroll

9/13 Vanessa Jordan, Westminster

9/20 Lauren Brophy, Rocky Mountain

9/27 Jessica Harris, Westminster

10/4 Lauren Brophy, Rocky Mountain

10/11 Allie Beckers, Rocky Mountain

10/18 Bettina Oesch, Westminster

10/25 Chloe Pennisi, Rocky Mountain

11/1 Meghan O’Connell, Carroll

Defensive

Date Player, School

9/6 Erin Volz, Carroll

9/13 Lindsay Bekken*, Westminster

9/20 Lindsay Bekken, Westminster

9/27 Lindsay Bekken, Westminster

10/4 Malin Johansson, Rocky Mountain

10/11 Malin Johansson, Rocky Mountain

10/18 Erin Volz, Carroll

10/25 Anna Curtin, Carroll

11/1 Lynssey Janes, Carroll

*NAIA National Player of the Week

Westminster Final

Team Rankings

Category ........................... Stat ........FC ....NAIA

Goals/Game ................ 1.44 .....3rd

Goals ............................. 26 .....3rd

Assists/Game.............. 0.78 .....3rd

Assists ........................... 14 .....3rd

Shots/Game .............. 12.00 .....3rd

Shots on Goal/Gm ....... 6.72 ....2nd

Saves/Game ................ 3.89 .....4th

Saves ............................. 70 .....3rd

Goals Allowed/Gm ...... 0.94 ....2nd

Shutouts/Game ........... 0.50 ..... 1st ....12th

Shutouts .......................... 9 ..... 1st ....10th

Brinna Bennion, Heather Hillam, Vanessa Jordan, and Sarah Swenson were all named First Team All-Frontier Conference giving the Griffins four all-conference performers for the first time ever. Bekken was also named honorable mention all-conference. Hillam was named an honorable mention All-American, becoming for first Griffin to receive this honor.

The team had 15 players named Academic All-Frontier Conference which is the most by a Westminster women’s soccer team in school history. Maddie Maldonado led the way with her fourth appearance on the team. Bennion and Rachel Watson each made the team for the third time in their careers. Making the team for a second time was Lisa Johnson, Jordan, Megan Maldonado, Elaina Pappas, Maddie Spere, Sarah Swenson, and Nicole Taylor. Five players made the team for a first time including: Bekken, Hillam, Lindsay Judd, Nikki Kopfman, and Danielle Rankin. Jordan, Maddie Maldonado, Megan Maldonado, Pappas, Rankin, and Swenson were also all named a Daktronics/NAIA Scholar Athlete.

2010 FRONTIER CONFERENCE STANDINGS

CONFERENCE OVERALL

TEAM W L T PCT W L T PCT

Carroll 5 1 0 .833 13 3 2 .778

Rocky Mountain 4 2 0 .667 12 5 0 .706

Westminster 3 3 0 .500 11 8 1 .575

Great Falls 0 6 0 .000 3 13 0 .188

2010 GriffinsFront row (left to right): Sadie Young, Madi Bailey, Lorin Wathen, Caresse Little, Claire Huntsberger, Lindsay Bekken, Corie Walch, Megan Maldonado, Alyssa Hill, Rachel Pyne. Middle row: Sarah Swenson, Tanisia Wilson, Michelle Erickson, Brinna Bennion, Lindsay Judd, Elaina Pappas, Jessica Harris, Maddie Maldonado, Danielle Rankin, Vanessa Jordan. Back row: Maddie Spere, Heather Hillam, Brianna Wilson, Bettina Oesch, Head Coach Tony LeBlanc, Assistant Coach Jen Pirente, Assistant Coach James Taylor, Lisa Johnson, Nikki Kopfman, Nicole Taylor, Rachel Watson.


WESTMINSTER ATHLETICSWestminster Overall Individual Statistics (as of Apr 28, 2011)

All games

Overall: 11-8-1 Conf: 3-3-0 Home: 5-2-0 Away: 3-6-1 Neut: 3-0-0

## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att20 Heather Hillam 20-20 1567 7 2 16 37 . 1 8 9 16 . 4 3 2 0 0 4 0-05 Nicole Taylor 15-15 992 3 1 7 22 . 1 3 6 7 . 3 1 8 1 0 2 0-04 Jessica Harris 20-1 751 3 0 6 17 . 1 7 6 9 . 5 2 9 0 0 1 0-029 Sarah Swenson 20-20 1586 2 2 6 32 . 0 6 2 21 . 6 5 6 2 0 2 0-011 Megan Maldonado 18-14 886 2 1 5 13 . 1 5 4 8 . 6 1 5 0 0 0 0-023 Vanessa Jordan 20-18 1492 1 3 5 10 . 1 0 0 6 . 6 0 0 0 0 1 0-07 Brianna Wilson 16-9 654 1 2 4 22 . 0 4 5 13 . 5 9 1 1 0 0 0-018 Bettina Oesch 19-0 417 1 2 4 10 . 1 0 0 5 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0-03 Corie Walch 18-16 1005 1 1 3 10 . 1 0 0 4 . 4 0 0 0 0 0 0-06 Lisa Johnson 9-0 200 1 1 3 3 . 3 3 3 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 0 0-013 Alyssa Hill 11-1 189 1 0 2 9 . 1 1 1 8 . 8 8 9 0 0 0 0-012 Danielle Rankin 17-4 451 1 0 2 8 . 1 2 5 4 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0-028 Rachel Watson 15-5 508 1 0 2 6 . 1 6 7 3 . 5 0 0 1 0 0 0-026 Sadie Young 19-2 436 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 1 0-021 Tanisia Wilson 19-3 520 0 0 0 12 . 0 0 0 8 . 6 6 7 0 0 0 0-016 Lindsay Judd 19-17 1518 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 4 . 8 0 0 3 0 0 0-019 Lorin Wathen 13-3 563 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 3 . 7 5 0 0 0 0 0-024 Brinna Bennion 19-19 1677 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 1 0 0 0-015 Madi Bailey 2-0 39 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-08 Claire Huntsberger 20-16 1294 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 3 0 0 0-025 Michelle Erickson 5-0 85 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-017 Maddie Maldonado 7-2 191 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-014 Nikki Kopfman 20-15 1227 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-010 Maddie Spere 2-0 13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-09 Rachel Pyne 8-0 143 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-02 Caresse Little 3-0 59 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

Total 20 - 27 15 69 226 . 1 1 9 126 . 5 5 8 12 0 11 0-0Opponents 20 - 20 15 55 190 . 1 0 5 101 . 5 3 2 7 0 8 0-0

Goal Average Saves Record Shots# Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho faced22 Elaina Pappas 1-0 82:29 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 11 Lindsay Bekken 20-20 1776:11 20 1.01 79 . 7 9 8 11 8 1 9 188TM TEAM - 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0

Total 20 1858:40 20 0.97 81 . 8 0 2 11 8 1 9 189Opponents 20 1858:40 27 1.31 99 . 7 8 6 8 11 1 5 226

Team saves: 1

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalWestminster 12 13 2 0 27Opponents 7 11 1 1 20

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalWestminster 113 104 5 4 226Opponents 81 96 8 5 190

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalWestminster 34 43 3 1 81Opponents 51 45 1 2 99

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalWestminster 41 27 3 0 71Opponents 33 41 2 2 78

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalWestminster 85 96 3 2 186Opponents 78 90 3 3 174

Attendance Summary WC OpponentTotal 0 0Dates/Avg Per Date 7/0 10/0Neutral Site #/Avg 3/0


Overall2010 record ....................................... 11-8-1Frontier Conference record .................. 3-3-0Record at home ................................... 5-2-0Record on road .................................... 3-6-1Record on neutral field ........................ 3-0-0Record vs. ranked opponents ............... 2-2-0Coming off a win ................................. 6-5-0Coming off a loss................................. 4-2-1Coming off a tie ................................... 1-0-0

Time of DayDay game .......................................... 11-7-1Night game .......................................... 0-1-0

By MonthRecord in August ................................. 1-2-1Record in September ............................ 5-2-0Record in October ................................ 4-3-0Record in November ............................ 1-1-0

By Time of GoalScore first .......................................... 10-2-0Score last ............................................. 9-0-0Score in first half ................................. 4-2-0Score in second half ............................. 7-1-0Score in overtime ................................. 2-0-0

By ShotsAttempt more shots ............................. 7-2-0Attempt fewer shots ............................ 4-5-1Shots are equal .................................... 0-1-0

By SavesRecord more saves ............................... 3-5-1Record fewer saves .............................. 6-3-0Saves are equal .................................... 2-0-0

By Corner KicksTake more corners ............................... 6-4-0Take fewer corners .............................. 4-4-1Corners are equal ................................ 1-0-0

By FoulsCommit more fouls .............................. 7-3-1Commit fewer fouls ............................. 4-5-0Fouls are equal .................................... 0-0-0

Opponent .........................................Goal ScorersUtah Valley .......................................... NoneIdaho State .......................................... NoneNorthwest Nazarene .......................SwensonWestmont ...........................................HillamNorthwood..........................................HillamSt. Thomas .......................................... NonePoint Loma Nazarene ..........................HillamEmbry-Riddle ..................................... JordanGreat Falls ......................... Taylor, Own GoalEastern Oregon .....Swenson, B.WIlson, HarrisCollege of Idaho ................................. HarrisRocky Mountain ................................... NoneCarroll ....................................Hillam, TaylorEmbry-Riddle ...........................Walch, YoungSouthwestern ......Hillam, Taylor, Maldonado,.Oesch, Harris, Johnson, Rankin, Watson, HillRocky Mountain ................................... NoneGreat Falls ..........................................HillamCarroll ........................................ MaldonadoMinot State .........................................HillamCarroll ................................................. None

2010 Game-by-Game ResultsDate Opponent W/L Score Overall Frontier Keeper of RecordAug. 13 at Utah Valley L 0-3 0-1-0 -- Bekken (0-1-0)Aug. 16 at Idaho State To2 0-0 0-1-1 -- Bekken (0-1-1)Aug. 24 Northwest Nazarene Wot 1-0 1-1-1 -- Bekken (1-1-1)Aug. 28 Westmont L 1-2 1-2-1 -- Bekken (1-2-1)Sept. 4 at Northwood (FL) Lot 1-2 1-3-1 -- Bekken (1-3-1)Sept. 6 at St. Thomas (FL) Lo2 0-1 1-4-1 -- Bekken (1-4-1)Sept. 10 Point Loma Nazarene W 1-0 2-4-1 -- Bekken (2-4-1)Sept. 12 Embry-Riddle (AZ) Wot 1-0 3-4-1 -- Bekken (3-4-1)Sept. 19 Great Falls* W 2-0 4-4-1 1-0-0 Bekken (4-4-1)Sept. 25 vs. Eastern Oregon W 3-0 5-4-1 -- Bekken (5-4-1)Sept. 26 at College of Idaho W 1-0 6-4-1 -- Bekken (6-4-1)Oct. 3 Rocky Mountain* L 0-2 6-5-1 1-1-0 Bekken (6-5-1)Oct. 5 Carroll* W 2-1 7-5-1 2-1-0 Bekken (7-5-1)Oct. 15 at Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 2-1 8-5-1 -- Bekken (8-5-1)Oct. 16 at Southwestern (AZ) W 9-0 9-5-1 -- Bekken (9-5-1)Oct. 21 at Rocky Mountain* L 0-2 9-6-1 2-2-0 Bekken (9-6-1)Oct. 23 at Great Falls* W 1-0 10-6-1 3-2-0 Bekken (10-6-1)Oct. 24 at Carroll* L 1-3 10-7-1 3-3-0 Bekken (10-7-1)Nov. 10 vs. Minot State# W 1-0 11-7-1 -- Bekken (11-7-1)Nov. 11 at Carroll# L 0-3 11-8-1 -- Bekken (11-8-1)

* Denotes Frontier Conference game.# Denotes Frontier/DAC/MCAC Tournament game.

2010 Category Leaders

WESTMINSTER ATHLETICSWestminster Category Leaders (as of Apr 28, 2011)

All games

## Points GP G A Pts Shots20 Heather Hillam 20 7 2 16 375 Nicole Taylor 15 3 1 7 224 Jessica Harris 20 3 0 6 1729 Sarah Swenson 20 2 2 6 3211 Megan Maldonado 18 2 1 5 1323 Vanessa Jordan 20 1 3 5 107 Brianna Wilson 16 1 2 4 2218 Bettina Oesch 19 1 2 4 103 Corie Walch 18 1 1 3 106 Lisa Johnson 9 1 1 3 3

## Goals GP G A Pts Shots20 Heather Hillam 20 7 2 16 375 Nicole Taylor 15 3 1 7 224 Jessica Harris 20 3 0 6 1729 Sarah Swenson 20 2 2 6 3211 Megan Maldonado 18 2 1 5 133 Corie Walch 18 1 1 3 1018 Bettina Oesch 19 1 2 4 1023 Vanessa Jordan 20 1 3 5 107 Brianna Wilson 16 1 2 4 226 Lisa Johnson 9 1 1 3 3

## Assists GP G A Pts Shots23 Vanessa Jordan 20 1 3 5 1020 Heather Hillam 20 7 2 16 377 Brianna Wilson 16 1 2 4 2218 Bettina Oesch 19 1 2 4 1029 Sarah Swenson 20 2 2 6 326 Lisa Johnson 9 1 1 3 33 Corie Walch 18 1 1 3 1011 Megan Maldonado 18 2 1 5 135 Nicole Taylor 15 3 1 7 22

## Shots GP G A Shots Shot%20 Heather Hillam 20 7 2 37 . 1 8 929 Sarah Swenson 20 2 2 32 . 0 6 27 Brianna Wilson 16 1 2 22 . 0 4 55 Nicole Taylor 15 3 1 22 . 1 3 64 Jessica Harris 20 3 0 17 . 1 7 611 Megan Maldonado 18 2 1 13 . 1 5 421 Tanisia Wilson 19 0 0 12 . 0 0 023 Vanessa Jordan 20 1 3 10 . 1 0 018 Bettina Oesch 19 1 2 10 . 1 0 03 Corie Walch 18 1 1 10 . 1 0 0

## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG%29 Sarah Swenson 20 2 2 32 21 . 6 5 620 Heather Hillam 20 7 2 37 16 . 4 3 27 Brianna Wilson 16 1 2 22 13 . 5 9 14 Jessica Harris 20 3 0 17 9 . 5 2 911 Megan Maldonado 18 2 1 13 8 . 6 1 521 Tanisia Wilson 19 0 0 12 8 . 6 6 713 Alyssa Hill 11 1 0 9 8 . 8 8 95 Nicole Taylor 15 3 1 22 7 . 3 1 823 Vanessa Jordan 20 1 3 10 6 . 6 0 018 Bettina Oesch 19 1 2 10 5 . 5 0 0

## Game-winning Goals GP No.20 Heather Hillam 20 429 Sarah Swenson 20 25 Nicole Taylor 15 223 Vanessa Jordan 20 126 Sadie Young 19 14 Jessica Harris 20 1

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NAIA AwardsHonorable Mention All-AmericanHeather Hillam ........................................2010

National Player of the WeekLindsay Bekken (Def.) ............... Sept. 14, 2010

Conference AwardsFirst Team All-Frontier ConferenceBrinna Bennion........................................2010Michelle Erickson ....................................2008Heather Hillam ........................................2010Vanessa Jordan .......................................2010Jennifer Pirente .......................................2008Sarah Swenson ........................................2010Corie Walch.............................................2009Dayna Winter-Nolte .................................2009

Honorable Mention All-Frontier ConferenceLindsay Bekken .......................................2010

Academic AwardsDaktronics-NAIA Scholar AthleteVanessa Jordan .......................................2010Maddie Maldonado .....................2008, 09, 10Megan Maldonado ..................................2010Elaina Pappas ....................................2009, 10Jennifer Pirente .......................................2008Danielle Rankin ...........................2008, 09, 10Sarah Swenson ........................................2010

Frontier Academic All-ConferenceLindsay Bekken .......................................2010Brinna Bennion............................2008, 09, 10Carlie Burton ...........................................2007Katie Connor .....................................2007, 08Heather Hillam ........................................2010Lisa Johnson .....................................2009, 10Vanessa Jordan .................................2009, 10Lindsay Judd ...........................................2010Nikki Kopfman ........................................2010Joselyn Londer ..................................2007, 08Maddie Maldonado ...............2007, 08, 09, 10Megan Maldonado ............................2009, 10Maggie Nielsen .......................................2008Elaina Pappas ....................................2008, 10Jennifer Pirente .................................2007, 08Danielle Rankin .......................................2010Maddie Spere ....................................2009, 10Sarah Swenson ..................................2009, 10Nicole Taylor.....................................2009, 10Rachel Watson ........................2008, 2009, 10Tanisia Wilson .........................................2009

--A--Kelsey Allen ............................................2007Daniela Alvarado .....................................2007

--B--Madi Bailey .............................................2010Lindsay Bekken ..................................2009-10Brittany Beman ........................................2007Brinna Bennion...................................2008-10Carlie Burton ......................................2007-08

--C--Anna Cheever .........................................2007Katie Connor ......................................2007-08

--D--Lindsey Dunlap .......................................2008

--E--Carley Empey ..........................................2007Kelsey Englert ....................................2008-10Michelle Erickson ...............................2008-10

--H--Jessica Harris ..........................................2010Alice Hewes ............................................2007Alyssa Hill ..........................................2009-10Heather Hillam ...................................2008-10Claire Huntsberger ..................................2010

--J--Lisa Johnson ......................................2008-10Vanessa Jordan ..................................2008-10Lindsay Judd ......................................2009-10

--K--Nikki Kopfman ...................................2008-10

--L--Caresse Little ..........................................2010Joselyn Londer ...................................2007-08Liz Lyon ..................................................2008

--M--Maddie Maldonado ............................2007-10Megan Maldonado .............................2009-10

--N--Maggie Nielsen ..................................2007-08

--O--Bettina Oesch ..........................................2010

--P--Elaina Pappas .....................................2008-10Jennifer Pirente ..................................2007-08Jennifer Prescott ................................2009-10Rachel Pyne ............................................2010

--R--Danielle Rankin ..................................2007-10Sha Roberts ............................................2010

--S--Brenna Sandquist ....................................2008Makenzy Simper .....................................2009Maddie Spere .....................................2007-10Kate Stoner ........................................2007-08Sarah Swenson ...................................2008-10

--T--Nicole Taylor......................................2009-10

--W--Corie Walch........................................2008-10Lorin Wathen ..........................................2010Rachel Watson ...................................2007-10Brianna Wilson ........................................2010Tanisia Wilson ....................................2009-10Dayna Winter-Nolte ............................2008-10

--Y--Sadie Young ............................................2010

--Z--Jessie Zapata ......................................2007,09

All-Time Roster


20079-8-1 (3-2-0; 2nd Frontier)

Head Coach: Tony LeBlanc

Aug. 25 vs College of the Southwest W 8-0

Aug. 26 at Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) W 4-1

Sept. 1 Hope International W 1-0

Sept. 2 Great Falls* W 4-0

Sept. 5 Northwest Nazarene To2 1-1

Sept. 8 Northwest Christian W 2-0

Sept. 9 The College of Idaho L 0-2

Sept. 14 #17 Concordia L 0-3

Sept. 16 Rocky Mountain* W 2-0

Sept. 21 at Warner Pacific L 0-2

Sept. 22 at Corban Wot 3-2

Sept. 23 at Casacade L 1-2

Oct. 11 at Southern Utah L 0-5

Oct. 20 at Menlo W 3-1

Oct. 21 at Cal State-East Bay L 0-3

Oct. 26 at Rocky Mountain* L 0-5

Oct. 27 at Great Falls* W 2-0

Oct. 28 at #7 Carroll* L 1-5

*-Frontier Conference Game

20087-11-1 (2-4-0; 3rd Frontier)


Aug. 22 Rocky Mountain* Lot 1-2

Aug. 24 Sioux Falls W 3-2

Aug. 30 at Fresno Pacific L 1-4

Sept. 1 at #22 Concordia L 0-1

Sept. 5 Cascade W 2-0

Sept. 6 San Diego Christian W 3-1

Sept. 12 Dominican W 2-1

Sept. 14 Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 2-1

Sept. 19 at #12 Point Loma Nazarene L 0-1

Sept. 21 at #9 Cal State-San Marcos L 0-3

Sept. 26 at Southern Oregon L 0-1

Sept. 28 at Oregon Tech To2 2-2

Oct. 7 Carroll* L 0-1

Oct. 11 at Southern Utah L 0-3



Oct. 19 at Carroll* L 1-2

Oct. 26 Great Falls* W 3-0

Nov. 14 vs. Rocky Mountain^ L 0-1


^-Frontier Conference Tournament

20099-10-1 (3-2-1; 2nd Frontier)


Aug. 12 at Utah Valley L 0-2

Aug. 21 at Weber State L 1-2

Aug. 27 at Hawaii Pacific L 0-2

Aug. 29 at BYU-Hawaii L 1-2

Aug. 30 at Chaminade University W 4-1

Sept. 06 Kansas Wesleyan W 2-0


Sept. 11 #23 Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 1-0

Sept. 12 College of Idaho L 0-4

Sept. 16 at Southern Utah L 0-4

Sept. 18 #15 The Master’s L 0-2

Sept. 20 #17 Carroll* To2 0-0

Oct. 03 Rocky Mountain* W 2-1

Oct. 16 at Mills College W 5-1

Oct. 18 vs Holy Names W 4-1

Oct. 22 at Rocky Mountain* Lot 1-2


Oct. 25 at Carroll College* L 1-2

Nov. 13 vs Rocky Mountain^ W 1-0

Nov. 14 at Carroll College^ L 0-5


^-Unaffiliated Conference Tournament

201011-8-1 (3-3-0; 3rd Frontier)


Aug. 13 at Utah Valley L 0-3

Aug. 16 at Idaho State To2 0-0

Aug. 24 Northwest Nazarene Wot 1-0

Aug. 28 Westmont L 1-2

Sept. 4 at Northwood Lot 1-2

Sept. 6 at. St. Thomas (FL) Lo2 0-1

Sept. 10 #10 Point Loma Nazarene W 1-0

Sept. 12 Embry-Riddle (AZ) Wot 1-0


Sept. 25 vs. Eastern Oregon W 3-0

Sept. 26 at College of Idaho W 1-0

Oct. 3 Rocky Mountain* L 0-2

Oct. 5 #22 Carroll W 2-1

Oct. 15 at Embry-Riddle (AZ) W 2-1

Oct. 16 vs. Southwestern (AZ) W 9-0



Oct. 24 at #23 Carroll L 1-3

Nov. 10 vs. Minot State^ W 1-0

Nov. 11 at #19 Carroll^ L 0-3


^-Unaffiliated Conference Tournament

All-Time Results Yearly LeadersGoals2007 Jennifer Pirente ................................. 132008 Jennifer Pirente ................................... 62009 Heather Hillam .................................... 62010 Heather Hillam .................................... 7

Assists2007 Kate Stoner ......................................... 42008 Jennifer Pirente ................................... 42009 Vanessa Jordan ................................... 52010 Vanessa Jordan ................................... 3

Points2007 Jennifer Pirente ................................. 282008 Jennifer Pirente ................................. 162009 Heather Hillam .................................. 132010 Heather Hillam .................................. 16

Game-Winning Goals2007 Jennifer Pirente ................................... 3 Kate Stoner ......................................... 32008 Maddie Spere ...................................... 32009 Heather Hillam .................................... 3 Sarah Swenson .................................... 32010 Heather Hillam .................................... 4

Shots2007 Jennifer Pirente ................................. 492008 Jennifer Pirente ................................. 482009 Heather Hillam .................................. 462010 Heather Hillam .................................. 37

Saves2007 Kelsey Allen .................................... 1222008 Dayna Winter-Nolte ........................... 692009 Dayna Winter-Nolte ........................... 562010 Lindsay Bekken ................................. 79

Goals Against Average2007 Kelsey Allen ................................... 1.772008 Dayna Winter-Nolte ........................ 1.562009 Lindsay Bekken .............................. 0.942010 Lindsay Bekken .............................. 1.01

Goalie Wins2007 Kelsey Allen ........................................ 92008 Dayna Winter-Nolte ............................. 72009 Dayna Winter-Nolte ............................. 72010 Lindsay Bekken ................................. 11

Goalie Shutouts2007 Kelsey Allen ........................................ 62008 Dayna Winter-Nolte ............................. 22009 Dayna Winter-Nolte ............................. 52010 Lindsay Bekken ................................... 9


ALL-TIME vs. OPPONENT Overall Pct Home Away NeutralBrigham Young-Hawaii ...................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Cal State-East Bay ...........................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Cal State-San Marcos ......................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Carroll ...........................................1-7-1 .167 1-1-1 0-6-0 0-0-0

Cascade .........................................1-1-0 .500 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Chaminade ....................................1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

College of Idaho ............................1-2-0 .333 0-2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

College of the Southwest ...............1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

Concordia (Calif.) ...........................0-2-0 .000 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Corban ..........................................1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Dominican .....................................1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Eastern Oregon ..............................1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) .......................5-0-0 1.000 3-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0

Fresno Pacific .................................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Great Falls .....................................8-0-0 1.000 4-0-0 4-0-0 0-0-0

Hawaii Pacific .................................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Holy Names ...................................1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

Hope International .........................1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Idaho State ....................................0-0-1 .500 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-0

Kansas Wesleyan ............................1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Menlo ............................................1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Mills College ..................................1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0

Minot State ....................................1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

Northwest Christian .......................1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Northwest Nazarene ......................1-0-1 .750 1-0-1 0-0-0 0-0-0

Northwood.....................................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Oregon Tech ..................................0-0-1 .500 0-0-0 0-0-1 0-0-0

Point Loma Nazarene .....................1-1-0 .500 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Rocky Mountain .............................3-7-0 .300 2-2-0 0-4-0 1-1-0

Saint Thomas (FL) ..........................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

San Diego Christian .......................1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Sioux Falls .....................................1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Southern Oregon ...........................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Southern Utah ................................0-3-0 .000 0-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-0

Southwestern (AZ) ..........................1-0-0 1.000 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

The Master’s College .....................0-1-0 .000 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Utah Valley ....................................0-2-0 .000 0-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0

Warner Pacific ................................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Weber State ...................................0-1-0 .000 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Westmont ......................................0-1-0 .000 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

TOTALS 36-37-4 .494 19-8-2 11-28-2 6-1-0 .690 .293 .857

MISCELLANEOUSOvertime ........................................3-4-4 .455 2-1-2 1-3-2 0-0-0

Ranked Opponent ..........................3-8-1 .292 3-2-1 0-6-0 0-0-0

Brigham Young-Hawaii BYU-Hawaii leads, 1-0-0 8/29/09 BYU-Hawaii 2-1 A

Cal State-East Bay Cal State-East Bay leads, 1-0-0 10/21/07 Cal State-East Bay 3-0 A

Cal State-San Marcos Cal State-San Marcos leads, 1-0-0 9/21/08 Cal State-San Marcos 3-0 A

Carroll Carroll leads, 7-1-1 10/28/07 Carroll 5-1 A 10/7/08 Carroll 1-0 H 10/19/08 Carroll 2-1 A 9/20/09 Tie 0-0 2ot H 10/25/09 Carroll 2-1 A 11/14/09 Carroll 5-0 A 10/5/10 Westminster 2-1 H 10/24/10 Carroll 3-1 A 11/11/10 Carroll 3-0 A

Cascade Series tied, 1-1-0 9/23/07 Cascade 2-1 A 9/5/08 Westminster 2-0 H

Chaminade Westminster leads, 1-0-0 8/30/09 Westminster 4-1 A

College of Idaho College of Idaho leads, 2-1-0 9/9/07 College of Idaho 2-0 H 9/12/09 College of Idaho 4-0 H 9/26/10 Westminster 1-0 A

College of the Southwest Westminster leads, 1-0-0 8/25/07 Westminster 8-0 N

Concordia (Calif.) Concordia leads, 2-0-0 9/14/07 Concordia 3-0 H 9/1/08 Concordia 1-0 A

Corban Westminster leads, 1-0-0 9/22/07 Westminster 3-2 ot H

Dominican Westminster leads, 1-0-0 9/12/08 Westminster 2-1 H


Eastern Oregon Westminster leads, 1-0-0 9/25/10 Westminster 3-0 N

Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) Westminster leads, 5-0-0 8/26/07 Westminster 4-1 A 9/14/08 Westminster 2-1 H 9/11/09 Westminster 1-0 H 9/12/10 Westminster 1-0 ot H 10/15/10 Westminster 2-1 A

Fresno Pacific Fresno Pacific leads, 1-0-0 8/30/08 Fresno Pacific 4-1 A

Great Falls Westminster leads, 8-0-0 9/2/07 Westminster 4-0 H 10/27/07 Westminster 2-0 A 10/17/08 Westminster 4-2 A 10/26/08 Westminster 3-0 H 9/7/09 Westminster 2-0 H 10/24/09 Westminster 1-0 A 9/19/10 Westminster 2-0 H 10/23/10 Westminster 1-0 A

Hawaii Pacific Hawaii Pacific leads, 1-0-0 8/27/09 Hawaii Pacific 2-0 A

Holy Names Westminster leads, 1-0-0 10/18/09 Westminster 4-1 N

Hope International Westminster leads, 1-0-0 9/1/07 Westminster 1-0 H

Idaho State Series tied, 0-0-1 8/16/10 Tie 0-0 2ot A

Kansas Wesleyan Westminster leads, 1-0-0 9/6/09 Westminster 2-0 H

Menlo Westminster leads, 1-0-0 10/20/07 Westminster 3-1 A

Mills Westminster leads, 1-0-0 10/16/09 Westminster 5-1 A

Minot State Westminster leads, 1-0-0 11/10/10 Westminster 1-0 N

Northwest Christian Westminster leads, 1-0-0 9/8/07 Westminster 2-0 H

Northwest Nazarene Westminster leads, 1-0-1 9/5/07 Tie 1-1 2ot H 8/24/10 Westminster 1-0 ot H

Northwood Northwood leads, 1-0-0 9/4/10 Northwood 2-1 ot A

Oregon Tech Series tied, 0-0-1 9/28/08 Tie 2-2 2ot H

Point Loma Nazarene Series tied, 1-1-0 9/19/08 Point Loma Nazarene 1-0 A 9/10/10 Westminster 1-0 H

Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain leads, 7-3-0 9/16/07 Westminster 2-0 H 10/26/07 Rocky Mountain 5-0 A 8/22/08 Rocky Mountain 2-1 ot H 10/16/08 Rocky Mountain 2-0 A 11/14/08 Rocky Mountain 1-0 N 10/3/09 Westminster 2-1 H 10/22/09 Rocky Mountain 2-1 ot A 11/13/09 Westminster 1-0 N 10/3/10 Rocky Mountain 2-0 H 10/21/10 Rocky Mountain 2-0 A

Saint Thomas (Fla.) St. Thomas leads, 1-0-0 9/6/10 St. Thomas 1-0 2ot A

San Diego Christian Westminster leads, 1-0-0 9/6/08 Westminster 3-1 H

Sioux Falls Westminster leads, 1-0-0 8/24/08 Westminster 3-2 H

Southern Oregon Southern Oregon leads, 1-0-0 9/26/08 Southern Oregon 1-0 A

Southern Utah Southern Utah leads, 3-0-0 10/11/07 Southern Utah 5-0 A 10/11/08 Southern Utah 3-0 A 9/16/09 Southern Utah 4-0 A

Southwestern Westminster leads, 1-0-0 10/16/10 Westminster 9-0 N

The Master’s The Master’s leads, 1-0-0 9/18/09 The Master’s 2-0 H

Utah Valley Utah Valley leads, 2-0-0 8/12/09 Utah Valley 2-0 A 8/13/10 Utah Valley 3-0 A

Warner Pacific Warner Pacific leads, 1-0-0 9/21/07 Warner Pacific 2-0 A

Weber State Weber State leads, 1-0-0 8/21/09 Weber State 2-1 A

Westmont Westmont leads, 1-0-0 8/28/10 Westmont 2-1 H


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Points1. 80 ...................................................20072. 73 ...................................................20093. 69 ...................................................20104. 68 ...................................................2008

Points per Game1. 4.44 ................................................20072. 3.65 ................................................20093. 3.58 ................................................20084. 3.45 ................................................2010

Goals1. 32 ...................................................20072. 27 ...................................................20103. 26 ...................................................20094. 24 ...................................................2008

Goals per Game1. 1.78 ................................................20072. 1.35 ................................................20103. 1.30 ................................................20094. 1.26 ................................................2008

Assists1. 21 ...................................................20092. 20 ...................................................20083. 16 ...................................................20074. 15 ...................................................2010

Assists per Game1. 1.05 ................................................2009 1.05 ................................................20083. 0.89 ................................................20074. 0.75 ................................................2010

Shots Attempted1. 247 .................................................20092. 226 .................................................20103. 202 .................................................20084. 189 .................................................2007

Shots per Game1. 12.35 ..............................................20092. 11.30 ..............................................20103. 10.63 ..............................................20084. 10.50 ..............................................2007

Shots on Goal1. 132 .................................................20092. 126 .................................................2010 126 .................................................20074. 113 .................................................2008

SOG per Game1. 7.00 ................................................20072. 6.60 ................................................20093. 6.30 ................................................20104. 5.95 ................................................2008

Individual Game RecordsGoals1. 3 Jennifer Pirente vs. Southwest (8/25/07) 3 Maggie Nielsen vs. Southwest (8/25/07)2. 2 9 times. Most Recent: Heather Hillam vs. Holy Names (10/18/09)

Assists1. 2 Jennifer Pirente vs. Embry-Riddle (8/26/07) 2 Sarah Swenson vs. Mills (10/16/09)3. 1 68 times. Most Recent: Megan Maldonado vs. Minot State (11/10/10)

Points1. 6 Jennifer Pirente vs. Southwest (8/25/07) 6 Maggie Nielsen vs. Southwest (8/25/07)2. 4 10 times. Most Recent: Heather Hillam vs. Holy Names (10/18/09)

Shots1. 10 Nicole Taylor vs. Chaminade (8/30/09)2. 8 Kate Stoner vs. Southwest (8/25/07)3. 7 3 times. Most Recent: Sarah Swenson & Megan Maldonado vs. Chaminade (8/30/09)

Shots on Goal1. 6 Jennifer Pirente vs. Great Falls (9/2/07) 6 Alyssa Hill vs. Southwestern (10/16/10)3. 5 4 times. Most Recent: Heather Hillam vs. Mills (10/16/09)

Goalie Saves1. 13 Kelsey Allen vs. Southern Utah (10/11/07)2. 12 Kelsey Allen vs. Embry-Riddle (8/26/07)3. 11 3 times. Most Recent: Kelsey Allen vs. Cal State East Bay (10/21/07)

Team Game RecordsGoals1. 9 vs. Southwestern (AZ) ............Oct. 16, 20102. 8 vs. College of the Southwest Aug. 25, 20073. 5 vs. Mills College ....................Oct. 16, 2009

Assists1. 5 vs. Mills College ....................Oct. 16, 20092. 4 vs. College of the Southwest Aug. 25, 2007 4 vs. Embry-Riddle (AZ) ...........Aug. 26, 2007 4 vs. Holy Names .....................Oct. 18, 2009

Points1. 21 vs. Southwestern (AZ) ............Oct. 16, 20102. 20 vs. College of the Southwest Aug. 25, 20073. 15 vs. Mills College ....................Oct. 16, 2009

Shots1. 47 vs. Chaminade .....................Aug. 30, 20092. 39 vs. College of the Southwest Aug. 25, 2007 39 vs. Southwestern (AZ) ............Oct. 16, 2010

Saves1. 13 vs. Southern Utah ..................Oct. 11, 2007 13 vs. Southern Utah ................ Sept. 16, 20093. 12 vs. Embry-Riddle (AZ) ...........Aug. 26, 2007

Goalie Saves1. 122 .................................................20072. 86 ...................................................20093. 81 ...................................................20104. 69 ...................................................2008

Saves per Game1. 6.78 ................................................20072. 4.30 ................................................20093. 4.05 ................................................20104. 3.63 ................................................2008

Save Percentage1. .802 ................................................20102. .792 ................................................20073. .735 ................................................20094. .697 ................................................2008

Goals Against Average1. 0.97 ................................................20102. 1.53 ................................................20093. 1.56 ................................................20084. 1.77 ................................................2007

Most Shutouts1. 10 ...................................................20102. 6 .....................................................2009 6 .....................................................20074. 4 .....................................................2008

Miscellaneous RecordsMost Games Played1. 20 ...................................................2010 20 ...................................................20093. 19 ...................................................20084. 18 ...................................................2007

Most Wins1. 11 ...................................................20102. 9 .....................................................2009 9 .....................................................20074. 7 .....................................................2008

Fewest Losses1. 8 .....................................................2010 8 .....................................................20073. 10 ...................................................20094. 11 ...................................................2008

StreaksWins 5 .................9/10/10–9/26/10Unbeaten 6 ...................8/25/07–9/8/07Gms w/Goal 7 ...............10/3/09–11/13/09Shutouts 5 .................9/10/10–9/26/10Minutes w/o Allowing a Goal 460 .............9/10/10–10/3/10

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Team Season Records


Points1. 28 Jennifer Pirente ....................20072. 16 Heather Hillam .....................2010 16 Jennifer Pirente ....................20084. 14 Kate Stoner ..........................20075. 13 Heather Hillam .....................20096. 12 Maddie Spere .......................20087. 11 Tanisia Wilson ......................2009 11 Carley Empey .......................20079. 9 Sarah Swenson .....................2008 9 Corie Walch..........................2008 9 Sarah Swenson .....................2009 9 Maddie Spere .......................2007

Points per game (minimum 15 games)1. 1.56 Jennifer Pirente ....................20072. 0.84 Jennifer Pirente ....................20083. 0.82 Kate Stoner ..........................20074. 0.80 Heather Hillam .....................20105. 0.65 Heather Hillam .....................2009

Goals1. 13 Jennifer Pirente ....................20072. 7 Heather Hillam .....................20103. 6 Jennifer Pirente ....................2008 6 Heather Hillam .....................20095. 5 Tanisia Wilson ......................2009 5 Carley Empey .......................2007 5 Kate Stoner ..........................2007 5 Maddie Spere .......................20089. 4 Maggie Nielsen ....................200710. 3 8 tied

Goals per game (minimum 15 games)1. 0.72 Jennifer Pirente ....................20072. 0.35 Heather Hillam .....................20103. 0.32 Jennifer Pirente ....................20084. 0.30 Heather Hillam .................... 20095. 0.29 Kate Stoner ..........................2007

Game-winning goals1. 4 Heather Hillam .....................20102. 3 Jennifer Pirente ....................2007 3 Heather Hillam .....................2009 3 Maddie Spere .......................2008 3 Kate Stoner ..........................2007 3 Sarah Swenson .....................2009

Assists1. 5 Vanessa Jordan ....................20092. 4 Kate Stoner ..........................2007 4 Jennifer Pirente ....................20084. 3 Alice Hewes .........................2007 3 Sarah Swenson .....................2009 3 Sarah Swenson .....................2008 3 Corie Walch..........................2008 3 Vanessa Jordan ....................2010 3 Elaina Pappas .......................2008 3 Maddie Spere .......................2007

Assists per game (minimum 15 games)1. 0.25 Vanessa Jordan ....................20092. 0.24 Kate Stoner ..........................20073. 0.21 Jennifer Pirente ....................20084. 0.17 Alice Hewes .........................2007 0.17 Maddie Spere .......................2007

Shots attempted1. 49 Jennifer Pirente ....................20072. 48 Jennifer Pirente ....................20083. 46 Heather Hillam .....................20094. 45 Kate Stoner ..........................20075. 37 Heather Hillam .....................20106. 36 Megan Maldonado ...............20097. 34 Nicole Taylor ........................20098. 32 Sarah Swenson .....................20109. 27 Maddie Spere .......................2007 27 Sarah Swenson .....................2008

Shots per game (minimum 15 games)1. 2.72 Jennifer Pirente ....................20072. 2.65 Kate Stoner ..........................20073. 2.53 Jennifer Pirente ....................20084. 2.30 Heather Hillam .....................20095. 1.85 Heather Hillam .....................2010

Shots on goal1. 35 Jennifer Pirente ....................20072. 31 Heather Hillam .....................20093. 30 Kate Stoner ..........................20074. 28 Jennifer Pirente ....................20085. 21 Sarah Swenson .....................20106. 20 Maddie Spere .......................2007 20 Megan Maldonado ...............20098. 16 Heather Hillam .....................20109. 15 Sarah Swenson .....................200810. 14 Sarah Swenson .....................2009 14 Vanessa Jordan ....................2009

SOG per game (minimum 15 games)1. 1.94 Jennifer Pirente ....................20072. 1.76 Kate Stoner ..........................20073. 1.55 Heather Hillam .....................20094. 1.47 Jennifer Pirente ....................20085. 1.11 Maddie Spere .......................2007

Penalty kicks made1. 1 Jennifer Pirente ....................2007 1 Kate Stoner ..........................2007

Penalty kick attempts1. 1 Jennifer Pirente ....................2007 1 Jennifer Pirente ....................2008 1 Kate Stoner ..........................2007

Saves1. 122 Kelsey Allen .........................20072. 79 Lindsay Bekken ....................20103. 69 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20084. 56 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20095. 30 Lindsay Bekken ....................20096. 1 Elaina Pappas .......................2010

Saves per game (minimum 15 games)1. 6.78 Kelsey Allen .........................20072. 3.95 Lindsay Bekken ....................20103. 3.63 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20084. 3.29 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............2009

Save percent (minimum 15 saves)1. .833 Lindsay Bekken ....................20092. .798 Lindsay Bekken ....................20103. .792 Kelsey Allen .........................20074. .697 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20085. .691 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............2009

Goals against avg (minimum 1350 minutes)1. 1.01 Lindsay Bekken ....................20102. 1.56 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20083. 1.77 Kelsey Allen .........................2007

Most wins1. 11 Lindsay Bekken ....................20102. 9 Kelsey Allen .........................20073. 7 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............2008 7 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20095. 2 Lindsay Bekken ....................2009

Most losses1. 11 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20082. 8 Lindsay Bekken ....................2010 8 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............2009 8 Kelsey Allen .........................20075. 2 Lindsay Bekken ....................2009

Most ties1. 1 Lindsay Bekken ....................2010 1 Lindsay Bekken ....................2009 1 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............2008 1 Kelsey Allen .........................2007

Most shutouts1. 9 Lindsay Bekken ....................20102. 6 Kelsey Allen .........................20073. 5 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20094. 2 Dayna Winter-Nolte ..............20085. 1 Lindsay Bekken ....................2009

Individual Single Season Leaders


Points1. 44 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 31 Heather Hillam ................2008-103. 24 Sarah Swenson ................2008-10 24 Maddie Spere ..................2007-105. 20 Corie Walch.....................2008-106. 14 Kate Stoner .....................2007-087. 13 Vanessa Jordan ...............2008-108. 12 Rachel Watson ................2007-109. 11 Tanisia Wilson .................2009-10 11 Megan Maldonado ..........2009-10 11 Nicole Taylor ...................2009-10 11 Carley Empey .......................2007

Points per game (minimum 30 games)1. 1.19 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 0.53 Heather Hillam ................2008-103. 0.41 Maddie Spere ..................2007-104. 0.41 Sarah Swenson ................2008-105. 0.35 Corie Walch.....................2008-10

Goals1. 19 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 14 Heather Hillam ................2008-103. 9 Maddie Spere ..................2007-104. 8 Sarah Swenson ................2008-105. 7 Corie Walch.....................2008-106. 5 Carley Empey .......................2007 5 Maggie Nielsen ...............2007-08 5 Kate Stoner .....................2007-08 5 Megan Maldonado ..........2009-10 5 Rachel Watson ................2007-10 5 Tanisia Wilson .................2009-10

Goals per game (minimum 30 games)1. 0.51 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 0.24 Heather Hillam ................2008-103. 0.16 Maddie Spere ..................2007-104. 0.14 Sarah Swenson ................2008-105. 0.13 Megan Maldonado ..........2009-10

Game-winning goals1. 7 Heather Hillam ................2008-102. 6 Sarah Swenson ................2008-103. 5 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-084. 4 Maddie Spere ..................2007-105. 3 Kate Stoner .....................2007-086. 2 Nicole Taylor ...................2009-107. 1 Tanisia Wilson .................2009-10 1 Megan Maldonado ..........2009-10 1 Vanessa Jordan ...............2008-10 1 Carley Empey .......................2007 1 Lisa Johnson ...................2008-10 1 Jessica Harris .......................2010 1 Sadie Young .........................2010 1 Rachel Watson ................2007-10

Assists1. 9 Vanessa Jordan ...............2008-102. 8 Sarah Swenson ................2008-103. 6 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-08 6 Maddie Spere ..................2007-10 6 Corie Walch.....................2008-106. 4 Kate Stoner .....................2007-087. 3 Elaina Pappas ..................2008-10 3 Nicole Taylor ...................2009-10 3 Alice Hewes .........................2007 3 Heather Hillam ................2008-10

Assists per game (minimum 30 games)1. 0.16 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 0.15 Vanessa Jordan ...............2008-103. 0.14 Sarah Swenson ................2008-104. 0.11 Corie Walch.....................2008-105. 0.10 Maddie Spere ..................2007-10

Shots attempted1. 97 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 96 Heather Hillam ................2008-103. 85 Sarah Swenson ................2008-104. 60 Maddie Spere ..................2007-105. 56 Nicole Taylor ...................2009-106. 52 Vanessa Jordan ...............2008-107. 49 Megan Maldonado ..........2009-108. 45 Kate Stoner .....................2007-08 45 Rachel Watson ................2007-1010. 41 Corie Walch.....................2008-10

Shots per game (minimum 30 games)1. 2.62 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 1.63 Heather Hillam ................2008-103. 1.60 Nicole Taylor ...................2009-104. 1.44 Sarah Swenson ................2008-105. 1.29 Megan Maldonado ..........2009-10

Shots on goal1. 63 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 56 Heather Hillam ................2008-103. 50 Sarah Swenson ................2008-104. 42 Maddie Spere ..................2007-105. 33 Vanessa Jordan ...............2008-106. 30 Kate Stoner .....................2007-087. 28 Megan Maldonado ..........2009-108. 21 Rachel Watson ................2007-109. 20 Nicole Taylor ...................2009-10 20 Corie Walch.....................2008-10

SOG per game (minimum 30 games)1. 1.70 Jennifer Pirente ...............2007-082. 0.95 Heather Hillam ................2008-103. 0.85 Sarah Swenson ................2008-104. 0.74 Megan Maldonado ..........2009-105. 0.72 Maddie Spere ..................2007-10

Saves1. 125 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-092. 122 Kelsey Allen .........................20073. 109 Lindsay Bekken ...............2009-104. 1 Elaina Pappas ..................2008-10

Saves per game (minimum 30 games)1. 3.63 Lindsay Bekken ...............2009-102. 3.47 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-09

Save percent (minimum 30 saves)1. .807 Lindsay Bekken ...............2009-102. .792 Kelsey Allen .........................20073. .694 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-09

Goals against avg (minimum 2700 minutes)1. 1.66 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-09

Most wins1. 14 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-092. 13 Lindsay Bekken ...............2009-103. 9 Kelsey Allen .........................2007

Most losses1. 19 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-092. 10 Lindsay Bekken ...............2009-103. 8 Kelsey Allen .........................2007

Most ties1. 2 Lindsay Bekken ...............2009-102. 1 Kelsey Allen .........................2007 1 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-09

Most shutouts1. 10 Lindsay Bekken ...............2009-102. 7 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-093. 6 Kelsey Allen .........................2007

Games played1. 72 Rachel Watson ................2007-102. 59 Sarah Swenson ................2008-10 59 Vanessa Jordan ...............2008-10 59 Heather Hillam ................2008-105. 58 Maddie Spere ..................2007-10 58 Brinna Bennion ................2008-107. 57 Corie Walch.....................2008-108. 50 Maddie Maldonado..........2007-109. 39 Tanisia Wilson .................2009-10 39 Lindsay Judd ...................2009-10

Goalie Games played1. 36 Dayna Winter-Nolte .........2008-092. 30 Lindsay Bekken ...............2009-103. 18 Kelsey Allen .........................20074. 1 Elaina Pappas ..................2008-10

Individual Career Leaders

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In September 2006, Shay Wyatt was hired as Director of Athletics at Westminster College. Under his guidance the intercollegiate athletic program has experienced unprecedented growth and success. Wyatt’s leadership has led to increases in the number of sports offered, enrollment, academic and athletic success, departmental budget, community service efforts amongst student-athletes, fundraising, corporate partners, ticket revenue, attendance at athletic events, coaches and support staff and strategic planning efforts for the Athletics Department.

In addition, Westminster Athletics has experienced facility enhancements, improved eligibility and compliance processes, branding and website technologies, licensing and apparel agreements have been established and a student-athlete advisory committee and student fan group were formed. Wyatt has served on various institutional committees and is a member of the National Administrative Committee of the NAIA which sets policy and procedures for the national organization.

Prior to Westminster College, Wyatt served as Director of Sports Marketing and Bruin Club at Salt Lake Community College in 2006. While only at SLCC for a short period of time, he secured the athletic department’s largest ever corporate sponsorship.

From 2001-2006, Wyatt served as the Wildcat Club Executive Director at Weber State University. He was responsible for the development efforts for the athletics department including annual giving, major gifts, endowments, special events and donor relations. The Wildcat Club experienced an increase in annual giving totals each year Wyatt was at the helm, including a 17% increase in 2004. He was instrumental in securing more than $350,000 in football suites, club seating and basketball preferred seating.

Wyatt made his way to Weber State via Utah Valley State College where he served as the Director of Development for Athletics from 1999-2001. He was responsible for creating the fund raising arm of the athletic department, serving as the first-ever development director at UVSC. In this role he defined all aspects of annual giving and major gift opportunities. Upon his arrival at UVSC he increased annual giving by 30% in his first year. He served as a member of the strategic planning committee, planning the college’s move from NJCAA to NCAA Division I.

From 1995-1998, Wyatt served as the Athletic Events Coordinator at the University of Utah. He was responsible for all aspects of event and facility management. He served as Assistant Tournament Manager for the 1997 NCAA West Region First/Second Rounds Men’s Basketball Tournament. He represented the athletics department as a liaison for

ATHLETICS STAFFATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Shay Wyatt ................. Director of Athletics ............................832.2344 Dr. Chris Cline .......... Faculty Athletics Rep. ..........................832.2346 Josh Fisher ................. Info & Event Coordinator ...................832.2890 Ian McCabe ............... Event Management Student Asst ........832.2890 Athletics Fax ..............................................................................474.2511

SPORTS MEDICINE Rick Hackford ........... Head Athletic Trainer ..........................832.2355 Sara Beaudry.............. Asst. Athletic Trainer ...........................832.2369 Kirsten Fischer ........... Asst. Athletic Trainer ...........................832.2368 Nathan Slaughter ...... Asst. Athletic Trainer ...........................832.2367

HEAD COACHES Craig Binkley ............. M&W Cross Country / M&W Track ....832.2334 Chris Dorich.............. Men’s Soccer ........................................832.2337 Mason Goodhand ..... Men’s Lacrosse .....................................832.2359 Rick Hackford ........... M&W Snowboard ................................832.2355 Niki Harding ............. Women’s Lacrosse ...............................832.2865 Chris Hendrickson .... M&W Alpine Skiing / M&W Golf .......832.2349 Adam Hiatt ................ Men’s Basketball ..................................832.2336 Shelley Jarrard ........... Women’s Basketball ............................832.2340 Tony LeBlanc ............. Women’s Soccer ...................................832.2328 Kim Norman ............. Women’s Volleyball .............................832.2343

ASSISTANT COACHES Zach Collard ............. Men’s Basketball ..................................832.2342 Elaine Elliott.............. Women’s Basketball ............................832.2335 Larry Ferdig ............... Women’s Lacrosse ...............................832.2865 Annie Hawkins.......... Women’s Soccer ...................................832.2328 Brad Lavoie ................ Men’s Lacrosse .....................................832.2359 Jason Long ................. Men’s Basketball ..................................832.2342 Dave Long ................. Men’s Lacrosse .....................................832.2338 Josh Maxfield ............ Men’s Soccer ........................................832.2337 Sara Mickelson .......... M&W Cross Country ...........................832.2334 Owen Monroy ........... Women’s Volleyball .............................832.2333 Mike Nickas ............... M&W Golf ...........................................832.2349 Jared Ocana ............... M&W Track ..........................................832.2334 Gordon Perry ............ M&W Alpine Skiing.............................832.2349 Candace Smith .......... Women’s Basketball ............................832.2335 James Taylor .............. Women’s Soccer ...................................832.2328 Ryan Walcott ............. Men’s Soccer ........................................832.2337 Ryan Walton .............. Men’s Lacrosse .....................................832.2338

ALL AREA CODES ARE 801

SHAY WYATT

DIRECTOR OF

ATHLETICS

SIXTH YEAR

athletic facility renovation and construction projects including the $50 million dollar, 50,000-seat football stadium renovation of Rice-Eccles Stadium and several other facility construction projects totaling more than $4 million.

A native of Murray, Utah, Wyatt attended Bethel College in Newton, Kansas where he was a letterman in football. He graduated in 1993 with a degree in health, physical education and recreation. He holds a Masters degree from Wichita State University in sports administration. Wyatt prepped locally at Murray High School (Utah.) He attended Cisco (Texas) JC and Snow (Utah) JC where he played football for both schools. Wyatt is married to the former Mickelle Marston. They have two sons Drew (8) and Jake (5).


Craig BinkleyM&W Cross Country / Track

Head Coach

Sara BeaudryAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Zach CollardMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

Dr. Chris ClineFaculty AthleticsRepresentative

Elaine ElliottWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Chris DorichMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Kirsten FischerAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Larry FerdigWomen’s Lacrosse

Assistant Coach

Mason GoodhandMen’s LacrosseHead Coach

Josh FisherSports InformationEvent Coordinator

Niki HardingWomen’s Lacrosse

Head Coach

Rick HackfordM&W Snowboard Head Coach

Head Athletic Trainer

Chris HendricksonM&W Alpine Skiing / M&W Golf

Head Coach

Annie HawkinsWomen’s SoccerAssistant Coach

Shelley JarrardWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Adam HiattMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Tony LeBlancWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

Brad LavoieMen’s LacrosseAssistant Coach

Jason LongMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

Dave LongMen’s Lacrosse

Associate Head Coach

Ian McCabeEvent Management

Student Assistant

Josh MaxfieldMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Owen MonroyWomen’s Volleyballl

Assistant Coach

Sara MickelsonM&W Cross Country

Assistant Coach

Kim NormanWomen’s Volleyball

Head Coach

Mike NickasM&W Golf

Assistant Coach

Gordon PerryM&W Alpine Skiing

Assistant Coach

Jared OcanaM&W Track

Assistant Coach

Candace SmithWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Nathan SlaughterAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Ryan WalcottMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

James TaylorWomen’s SoccerAssistant Coach

Ryan WaltonMen’s LacrosseAssistant Coach

Shay WyattDirector ofAthletics


Payne Gymnasium houses the newly renovated Griffins strength and athletic training facilities, auxiliary basketball court, locker rooms, and offices for men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s soccer. Built during the term of President Herbert W. Reherd (1913–1939), it was named after the president of the Board of Trustees and manager of the local J.C. Penney Company; groundbreaking was July 1928 and dedication January 11, 1929.

Though the college worried that it was frivolous to spend money on a gymnasium, the facility, designed by architect Walter E. Ware, provided badly needed recreation for the school and groups in the entire Sugar House area. It was added to and remodeled in 1970 under President Manford Shaw (1968–1976), and has housed the basketball and volleyball programs, dances, speakers, luncheons, career fairs, orientations, and a variety of other cultural and social student events—including being the practice facility for the Utah Jazz from 1979 to May 1999.

BEHNKEN FIELD HOUSE

The Dolores Dore Eccles Heatlh, Wellness and Athletic Center is a three-story, 84,500-square-foot facility, completed in 2006, that houses Griffins Athletics and includes a swimming pool, full complement of fitness equipment, a weight room and exercise studio, and a technically challenging, 46-foot climbing wall. Above a field house that holds 1,200 spectators is a suspended running track with a high-tech surface and corner windows with views. The field house includes an athletic training room, locker rooms, team meeting rooms, coaches offices, and equipment storage space for our popular Griffin intercollegiate sports, including men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, women’s soccer, and women’s volleyball.

PAYNE GYMNASIUM


DUMKE FIELD

Dumke Field, on the site of the Dane Hansen Stadium, was opened October 2, 1949, by college president Robert D. Steele (1939–1952). It was a gift of the George Hansen family in memory of a son and brother, Lt. Dane Hansen, Class of 1940, who lost his life in World War II. Having had seating for 1,200 attendants, the stadium had been the college soccer and activities field, commencement green, and later a paved parking facility. In fall 2005, it was transformed into a parking structure, with an elevated artificial turf athletic field on top. This facility is now the home field for the Griffins men’s and women’s soccer and men’s lacrosse teams.

PARK CITY MOUNTAIN RESORT

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SALT LAKE CITY

Salt Lake is a city of unexpected surprises and brims with history, art, culture, entertainment and recreation - all in a beautiful location at the foot of Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. Salt Lake combines the amenities of a large metro area with the opportunity to take advantage of year round outdoor recreation within minutes in every direction. An attractive, safe, and growing city, Salt Lake offers unequaled views, a thriving economy, exciting nightlife, remarkable history, the warm hospitality of a small western town, and *The Greatest Snow on Earth, TM*. Salt Lake is an incredible destination for patrons of the performing arts with: Ballet West, Utah Opera Company, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Repertory Dance Theatre, Mormon Tabernacle Choir, The Utah Symphony. Numerous theater groups and over twenty art galleries are within minutes of Salt Lake’s downtown hotels.

Salt Lake is located in northern Utah and sits in a large valley between two mountain ranges, the Wasatch on the east side and the Oquirrhs to the west. Getting to Salt Lake has never been easier. All of the major airlines fly into Salt Lake, so you can get here in no time. Half of the U. S. population is located within a two and a half hour flight from Salt Lake and two major interstate highways, I-15 and I-80 intersect in Salt Lake City.


MICHAEL BASSISPresidentDr. Michael S. Bassis is the sixteenth president of Westminster College. An authority on educational change and an active participant in the national conversation on the future of higher education, Bassis has had a wide range of experiences as a teacher, scholar, and administrator over his 30-year career in higher education. Prior to coming to Westminster, he held senior administrative and faculty appointments at a number of institutions

including the New College of Florida, Antioch University in Ohio, and at the University of Rhode Island. A graduate of Brown University, Dr. Bassis holds MA and PhD degrees from the University of Chicago.

CID SEIDELMANProvostDr. Cid Seidelman joined Westminster in 1980 as an

economics instructor and, after obtaining his PhD at

the University of Utah, served as director of both the

economics program and the MBA program. He

served as dean of the Bill and Vieve Gore School

of Business for 13 years, and in 2005, having held

the position of Interim Provost, Seidelman became

Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs.

A native of Illinois, he received a bachelor’s degree in economics from Eastern

Illinois University.

SUSAN HEATHAssociate ProvostDr. Susan Heath is the Associate Provost for Student

Development. She joined Westminster in 1985 as

the Director of Counseling and Career Services after

completing an internship at the University of Utah

Counseling Center. Heath later served as Associate

Dean and Dean of Students and Director of Academic

and Career Development. A native of California,

Heath earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology

from Pomona College and a PhD in psychology from Southern Illinois University at

Carbondale.


WESTMINSTER COLLEGEWestminster is a nationally recognized, comprehensive liberal arts college. With a broad array of graduate and undergraduate programs, Westminster is distinguished by its unique environment for learning. Westminster prepares students for success through active and engaged learning, real world experiences, and its vibrant campus community. Westminster’s unique location, adjacent to the Rocky Mountains and to the dynamic city of Salt Lake, further enriches the college experience.

While we’re proud that Westminster is consistently ranked as a “Top Tier” college and recognized on the list of “Great Schools” by the U.S.News & World Report, and that Westminster was named “Best in the West” by the Princeton Review, we hope you’ll come to campus, whether you’re a high school student or one of our alumni, and experience the Westminster community for yourself.

ACADEMICSWestminster offers more than 70 academic programs, including 34 majors, from accounting and international business to nursing and sociology. The most popular majors are business, nursing, psychology, and education. In addition, the college offers a variety of minors and 10 graduate programs. About 95 percent of the students go to graduate school or are employed within six months of graduation. The nursing program has a 100 percent placement rate. In addition to Westminster’s successful outcomes, a Utah Foundation study found that Westminster graduates have among the highest starting salaries of any university graduates in the state. These high starting salaries were attributed in part to the fact that nearly 70 percent of students complete an internship before they graduate.

Students choose Westminster College for many reasons, including our intense focus on individual students and their learning, the combination of liberal education and professional studies, our active learning experiences, dynamic campus environment, and the real world experiences we offer to ensure that our students are prepared to succeed in a rapidly changing world.

HISTORYWestminster College has played a pivotal role in the educational heritage of the intermountain area. Founded in 1875 as the Salt Lake Collegiate Institute, a preparatory school, Westminster first offered college classes in 1897 as Sheldon Jackson College. Named in honor of its primary benefactor, Sheldon Jackson, the college operated for many years on the Collegiate Institute campus in downtown Salt lake City. Gradually the institute became identified as the college preparatory department, and high school classes continued to be an integral part of the curriculum until 1945. In 1902, college trustees adopted the new name, Westminster. Moving to its present location in 1911, Westminster became the first accredited two-year junior college in the intermountain area. In 1935 Westminster modified its curriculum to qualify as a four-year junior college and in 1949 became a four-year liberal arts institution offering baccalaureate

degrees in the arts and sciences.

Today Westminster exists as a fully independent, privately funded, nondenominational, comprehensive liberal arts institution of higher learning with selected graduate programs, meeting the West’s educational needs as it has since 1875.


GRIFFIN ATHLETICSThe Westminster College Intercollegiate Athletics program is an integral part of campus life, serving more than 250 student-athletes annually. The athletics program has experienced both regional and national success over the years, with national championships, national tournament appearances, conference titles, All-Conference and All-American academic and athletic honors. The athletic program has a rich tradition, storied history and many athletic alumni dating back to 1928.

The Griffins athletic program consists of 15 varsity and club sport teams and is a member of the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) Division I level. Men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, golf, women’s volleyball and women’s soccer compete in the Frontier Conference with schools from Montana and Idaho. Men’s soccer competes as an NAIA independent (no conference affiliation). Men’s lacrosse is a member of the Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA) and competes in the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference (RMLC). Women’s lacrosse competes in the Rocky Mountain Women’s Lacrosse League which is part of U.S. Lacrosse and the Women’s Division Intercollegiate Associates. Men’s and women’s skiing and snowboarding compete in the United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association. Alpine skiing competes as a member of the Grand Teton Conference.

ABOUT THE GRIFFIN CLUBThe Griffin Club is a membership club established to ensure a quality experience for Griffin student-athletes by promoting a supportive relationship between the Westminster athletic program and alumni, faculty, staff, parents, friends and businesses. Griffin Club membership is open to anyone interested in giving financial support to Westminster Athletics. Monies raised through the Griffin Club provide financial support for our sport programs and allow Westminster to enhance the athletic program and overall student-athlete experience in ways that otherwise would not be possible.

In addition to raising needed funds, the Griffin Club will provide information on the athletics program to it’s members, develop activities to bring members together in social setting’s and foster a positive enthusiasm that will reflect on the athletic program. Donors may designate 50% of their gift (non-scholarship) to a specific sport of your choosing, while the remaining 50% of your gift will be designated to the general athletic fund to provide needed funding to positively impact the entire athletic program. If desired, members also have the option of earmarking their gift for athletic scholarships to be used for incoming freshman or transfer student-athletes (all scholarship gifts will go to the athletic scholarship fund - see membership application for more details.)

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITSDepending on your level of giving, Griffin Club members will receive a Griffin sports pass, electronic media guides and newsletters, which includes a calendar of events, news and features on Griffin athletics, invites to special events, 10% discount at the bookstore, donor recognition, Athletic Directors annual luncheon and special appreciation gift. Benefits will take affect July 1, 2009.

METHODS OF GIVING•Cash Gifts: Cash is always a great way to give and is generally 100% deductible with the IRS depending upon your personal circumstances.•Credit Card: You may make a one-time gift to the college on your credit card, or charge a monthly donation. As with all financial records held by the college, your credit card information is kept confidential.•Payroll Deductions: Payroll deductions are a convenient way for Westminster College employees to contribute to the Griffin Club.•Corporate Giving: Through most of its history, Westminster has worked closely with corporations through a variety of partnerships that have benefited the students, faculty and community. By making gifts to Westminster, corporations strengthen their relationship with emerging talent, support departments engaged in programs related to their interests, introduce their companies and their products to future users and consumers, and support and encourage the philanthropy of their employees.•Matching Gifts: Many companies offer matching gift programs that allow their employees to effectively match, double, or triple their gifts to Westminster. Contact your employer to find out your company’s matching gift policy or our Annual Giving office for more information.•Gifts-in-Kind: Gifts of product, merchandise, equipment or services are often provided in support of the Athletic Department to help offset expenses.•Capital Gifts: These gifts are used for athletic facility enhancements, upgrades and/or new construction projects.•Real Estate: Several approaches are available for gifts of real estate, and donors are usually entitled to an income tax deduction. Contact the Office of Institutional Advancement for information if you are considering a real estate gift.•Memorial Gifts: You may make a memorial gift to Westminster in honor of a loved one, a favorite professor, or to commemorate a significant event such as a child’s graduation.•Stocks & Securities: Stocks, mutual funds, bonds, and other securities given to the college may provide a considerable savings in capital gains taxes for the donor. Arrangements for your gift can be made between your broker and Westminster’s Vice President of Financial Affairs.•Planned Gifts: Many friends and alumni choose to contribute to Westminster College by remembering the college in their will or estate plan. These planned gifts can provide for student scholarships, capital projects, and endowment growth. Donors may benefit from planned gifts by receiving tax benefits including reduction in income tax, capital gain tax, or estate tax.

Contact Shay Wyatt in the Athletic Department (801) 832-2344 or Lynn Heinlein in the Office of Advancement (801) 832-2745 for information on any of these giving options.

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