2013 women's soccer media guide

2013 CinCinnati Women’s soCCer

Date OppOnent LOcatiOn time

fri, aug. 16 marshall! gettler stadium 4 p.m.fri, aug. 23 at miami (fla.) miami, fla. 7 p.m.sun, aug. 25 at nebraska linColn, neb. 1 p.m. fri, aug. 30 at dayton dayton, ohio 7:30 p.m. sun, sept. 1 umass-loWell gettler stadium 1 p.m. fri, sept. 6 at long beaCh state long beaCh, Calif. 10 p.m.sun, sept. 8 at uC santa barbara santa barbara, Calif. 3 p.m.fri, sept. 13 at xavier CinCinnati, ohio 7 p.m.sun, sept. 15 kent state gettler stadium 1 p.m.fri, sept. 20 vs. Cornell bridgeport, Conn. 7 p.m.sun, sept. 22 at providenCe providenCe, r.i. 1 p.m.fri, sept. 27 rutgers* gettler stadium 7 p.m.sun, sept. 29 memphis* gettler stadium 1 p.m.thurs, oCt. 3 at houston* houston, texas 8 p.m.sun, oCt. 6 at smu* dallas, texas 2 p.m.fri, oCt. 11 uCf* gettler stadium 4:30 p.m.sun, oCt. 13 usf* gettler stadium 1 p.m.thurs, oCt. 17 at ConneCtivut* storrs, Conn. 7 p.m.sun, oCt. 20 at temple* ambler, pa. 1 p.m.fri, oCt. 25 louisville* gettler stadium 7 p.m.

ameriCan athletiC ConferenCe Championship

thurs, oCt. 31 play-in game Campus sites tba

sun, nov. 3 quarterfinals Campus sites tba

fri, nov. 8 semifinals orlando, fla. tba

sun, nov. 10 final orlando, fla. tba

! = Exhibition match * = American Athletic Conference match Home matches All dates and times are Eastern and subject to change.

2013 SCHEDULE

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QUICK FACTSGeneral

Location .....................................Cincinnati, OH 45221Enrollment ........................................................42,421Nickname ...................................................... BearcatsColors ....................................................... Red & BlackConference ............................................. The AmericanArena ..................................... Gettler Stadium (1,400)Founded ..............................................................1819Affiliation ............................................NCAA Division IPresident ................................ Santa Jeremy Ono, PhDAlma Mater, Year ........................University of ChicagoDirector of Athletics................................ Whit BabcockAlma Mater, Year .......................... James Madison, ‘92Faculty Representative ........... Dr. David M. Szymanski

Coaching StaffHead Coach ..............................................Neil Stafford Alma Mater ......... Southern New Hampshire, ‘96 Record at UC .................................... First Season Overall Record .................102-71-9 (10 seasons) Assistant Coach ......................................Gary Curneen Alma Mater .................... Wingate University, ‘99 Year at UC ................................................SecondAssistant Coach .............................................. Nate Lei Alma Mater ............................. Miami (Ohio), ‘00 Year at UC .................................................... First

Sports CommunicationsAssistant AD/Strategic Communications (FB)Ryan Koslen [email protected] Director (MBB/MGO)Andre Foushee ........................ [email protected] Director (WSOC/XC/T&F/FB)Cory Hall ............................... [email protected] Office: .......................................513-556-0618 Cell: ..........................................515-419-1755Senior Director (MSOC/WLAX/S&D)Michael Scholl ......................... [email protected] (WBB/WGO/WTEN)Katie Botsis .................................. [email protected] Director (VB/BSB)Alex Lange [email protected] Web Site: ..........................................GoBEARCATS.comSports Communications Office: ........... (513) 556-5191Mailing/Overnight Address: Richard E. Lindner Center, Ste. 860 2751 O’Varsity Way University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 45221-0021

TABLE OF CONTENTSThe University of Cincinnati ................................................................................ 2-3President Dr. Santa Ono ............................................................................................ 4Athletics Director Whit Babcock ............................................................................ 5Gettler Stadium ............................................................................................................ 62013 Bearcats ................................................................................................................ 72013 Roster .................................................................................................................... 8Player Profiles ..........................................................................................................9-16Coaching Staff ..................................................................................................... 17-182012 Statistics .............................................................................................................19All-time Letterwinners ...................................................................................... 20-21Awards and Honors ........................................................................................... 22-23Team Records ..............................................................................................................24Year-by-Year Statistics ..............................................................................................25Series History ..............................................................................................................26Year-by-Year Results .......................................................................................... 27-31

MEDIA INFORMATIONSPORTS COMMUNICATIONSThe University of Cincinnati Sports Communications Office is ready to assist you in every way possible to make the experi-ence of covering UC Athletics productive and rewarding. For this reason, we have developed policies and procedures which will re-quire cooperation on the part of the media. Not complying with these policies will result in the refusal of credentials/access.

MEDIA CREDENTIALSRequests for official working media credentials should be direct-ed to the UC Sports Communications Office.

#BEARCATSWhen tweeting and engaging others on social media networks about UC or the Bearcats, please use #Bearcats.

ON THE WEBInformation on the University of Cincinnati women’s soccer team is available at www.GoBEARCATS.com. To receive the UC updates via email, please send a request to Cory Hall ([email protected]). Information on the American Athletic Conference and all mem-ber institutions is also available through the league’s web site at www.TheAmerican.org.

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THE UNIVERSITYAN INSTITUTION ON THE RISE

» U.S. News has ranked UC in the Top Tier of America’s Best Colleges and as one of 15 “up and coming” universities.

» The Chronicle of Higher Ed. calls UC a “research heavyweight.”

» Travel & Leisure Magazine ranked UC among America’s Most Beautiful College Campuses.

» UC was the first public institution in Ohio named a “green university” by Princeton Review.

» Classified as a Research University (Very High Research Activity) by the Carnegie Commission, UC is ranked as one of America’s top 25 public research universities by the National Science Foundation.

» Money Magazine’s “Elite Values in Higher Education,” Kaplan’s “Unofficial, Unbiased Insider’s Guide to the 320 Most Interesting Colleges,” Octameron’s “College Match: A Blueprint for Choosing the Best School for You” and Yahoo’s “Internet Life” have all ranked the University of Cincinnati’s programs among the best in the nation.

LARGE PUBLIC UNIVERSITY » The University of Cincinnati enrolls more than

42,000 students, including its Blue Ash and Clermont campuses, each year in a diverse collection of 13 colleges and divisions – from the College-Conservatory of Music to the College of Medicine, law to engineering, business to arts and sciences.

» The university offers more than 300 majors and degree programs from the associate to doctoral level.

ATTRACTING ELITE STUDENTS » UC’s total financial support for students is nearly $68

million, with its cornerstone scholarship program, Cincinnatus, awarding more than 2,000 scholarships totaling over $18 million.

» There are a several additional aid awards available, including the STEER Program, Darwin T. Turner Scholarship Fund, Choose Ohio First, Cincinnati

Pathways Scholarship, UC Global scholars and tuition reciprocity.

» Additional information is available for your consideration.

» The University Honors Program comprises the top seven percent of UC students and is committed to helping students maximize their educational opportunities at UC while discovering and pursuing their passions in life and using their gifts and talents to make meaningful contributions to society.

AMONG THE NATION’S MOST DIVERSE » We offer many components that enrich us as a vibrant,

public research university. UC is ranked 19th on the top 20 list of universities with a diverse student population.

ASSISTING IN THEIR SUCCESS » Learning communities serve more than 2,000 freshmen

annually and feature personnel who have won national awards. They are an integral part of the first-year experience at UC and are an exciting way for first-year students to build a network of study partners and friends.

» The Center for Exploratory Studies has been featured in New York Times as a best practice and assists students who have not yet declared a major or who may be considering a change and want to make informed, intelligent decisions about their futures.

WORLD-RENOWNED PROGRAMS » The College & Conservatory of Music (CCM) is ranked in

the top 10 music schools nationally. » The Criminal Justice and Pediatrics programs are

each ranked third in the nation, the College of Design Architecture Art & Planning (DAAP) annually has its design programs ranked in the top three nationally and its architecture program in the top 10.

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION » Co-op was invented at the University of Cincinnati



OF CINCINNATIin 1906. Now, over 100 years and 43 countries later, generations of students worldwide have followed our lead.

» Today, UC’s co-op program is listed among the nation’s best in US News & World Report rankings.

LOYAL ALUMNI » The 2010-11 Almanac from the Chronicle of Higher

Education ranked UC’s endowment of $1,004,368,000 at 74th in the United States among all colleges and universities.

» Income from endowment earnings reflect the dedication of more than 250,000 living alumni.

VIBRANT SETTINGThe University of Cincinnati has seen tremendous growth since 2000 with the construction of 24 buildings across its main campus as well as Clermont College and Blue Ash locations.

THE QUEEN CITYAmidst the gently rolling hills along the Ohio River, Cincinnati spreads from the southwestern corner of Ohio into Northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana.

AMONG THE FORTUNATECincinnati has more Fortune 500 companies per million residents than New York, Boston, Chicago or Los Angeles, and is the home of many of the most recognized and respected brands in the world. The region counts eight Fortune 500 headquarters with seven more in the Fortune 1000.

A GREAT PLACE TO LIVECincinnati is not only among the best places for these companies to do business; it’s also one of the best places to live. Named ‘A Top-10 Value City’ by Kiplinger magazine, Cincinnati’s vibrant economy, low cost of living and great amenities helps companies retain current employees and recruit new ones.

GETTING METROPOLITANThe metropolitan Cincinnati population is 2.1 million. The metro area consists of Hamilton, Clermont and Warren Counties in Ohio; Boone, Campbell and Kenton Counties in Kentucky; and Dearborn County, Indiana. The city’s population is about 356,000 and covers an area of 77.2 square miles.

ACCOLADES AND AWARDSNational praise keeps coming for Cincinnati and the city’s improved image has been the subject of numerous articles placed in publications such as USA Today, CNN.com and Esquire Magazine. Cincinnati is recognized not only as a top destination for all ages, but also a community that strives for innovation, quality of life and regional growth.

AN ATTRACTIVE DESTINATIONCincinnati’s attractions were recognized as top vacation spots for families, in the Zagat Survey’s U.S. Family Travel Guide, in association with Parenting Magazine. Numerous Cincinnati attractions top rankings among a list of over 1,000 sites and attractions in the United States.

» Cincinnati is home to the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals and MLB’s Cincinnati Reds.

» Newport Aquarium was named the No. 1 aquarium in the Midwest and one of the 25 top rated attractions in the country.

» Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden ranked 13th of 50 national attractions.

» Cincinnati Art Museum tied with four museums, including the Metropolitan Art Museum in New York and the Art Institute in Chicago, for best art museum.

» Kings Island ranked 4th overall in “child appeal” category.

» Newport on the Levee topped the national list of malls and shopping centers.

» Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal and

Great American Ball Park received top rankings as well.

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Santa Jeremy Ono, PhD, is the 28th President at the University of Cincinnati. After serving on an interim basis for two months, he was appointed to the presidency on Oct. 23, 2012.

President Ono first arrived at UC in 2010, serving two years as the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost. As Provost, he led the development of an Academic Master Plan (AMP) aligned to the university’s strategic plan. The AMP, unveiled in May 2012, outlined an initial investment of about $10 million toward long-term strategic goals set for completion in UC’s bicentennial year, 2019.

Dr. Ono is the first Asian American to serve as UC’s chief executive and one of only a few Asian Americans to serve as president of a major research institution in the United States.

Dr. Ono also serves as Professor of Pediatrics within UC’s College of Medicine and Professor of Biology in the McMicken College of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Ono’s principal research interests focus on transcriptional regulation in the human immune system, mechanisms of mast cell dependent inflammation on the ocular surface and the immune component of age-related macular degeneration.

Dr. Ono’s service in the community includes the Cincinnati Business Committee and the boards of Ohio’s Third Frontier, Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber of Commerce, Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, CincyTech, UC Health, Uptown Consortium, United Way, Alois Alzheimer’s Society, and Japan-America-Society. He chairs the UC Research Institute board, the United Way Research Council and the board of the Global HEED (Promoting Health, Education and Economic Development), and co-chairs the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Early Grade-Level Reading Campaign. He is a member of the Chancellor’s Ohio Completion Task Force of the Ohio Board of Regents as well as the Executive Committee of the STRIVE partnership and served on the Board of Advisors for Strive for College.

Dr. Ono earned his PhD at McGill University and his BA at the University of Chicago. His training in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Harvard was supported by a Helen Hay Whitney Foundation Fellowship.

President Ono, affectionately known as Prez Ono, can be seen regularly at games and practices and tweeting about Bearcats Athletics.

President Dr. Santa Ono - @PrezOno



Whit Babcock was officially announced as the Uni-versity of Cincinnati’s 14th Director of Athletics on Oct. 22, 2011.

Babcock, a former college baseball player, joined the Bearcats following five years at the University of Missouri, where he served as the executive as-sociate director of athletics.

The Bearcats’ leader has initiated a new administra-tive structure within the department, proposed a comprehensive vision and capital campaign for athletic facility enhancement including an $86-mil-lion renovation and expansion to Nippert Stadium, set forth a scholarship enhancement plan for Olympic sports, crafted a three-year strategic plan for all facets of the program, hired head coaches in football, baseball, men’s track and field, lacrosse, volleyball and women’s soccer and implemented numerous external relations strategies to connect and engage with Bearcats’ alumni, donors, fans, and students.

His background in fundraising, marketing, pro-motions, ticket sales, licensing and multimedia partnerships were key attributes in support of his hiring. In his introductory press conference, Bab-cock cited three guiding principles for his vision for the athletic department’s future: commitment to

comprehensive excellence, centering the depart-ment’s focus on the student-athlete experience, and engaging the community.

The department operates under Babcock’s ONE TEAM philosophy which is centered on the core values of Integrity, Respect, Determination and Ex-cellence working together as 547 student-athletes, 150 staff, 19 sports and ONE TEAM.

Over the past year, Babcock has implemented numerous changes in the academic area aimed at enhancing the student-athlete experience, reinstated and enhanced scholarship funding to Olympic sports, added men’s indoor track and field as the department’s 19th sport and streamlined his executive team to ensure better lines of com-munications across the department and University community.

A native of Harrisonburg, Va., Babcock lettered four seasons in baseball at James Madison University and served as team captain his senior year. He earned his bachelor’s degree from JMU in 1992. In 1996, he received his master’s in sports manage-ment from West Virginia University.

He and his wife, Kelly, have three sons: Andrew, Brett and Eli.

Athletics Director Whit Babcock - @WhitBabcock



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Gettler Stadium is the home for both the University of Cincinnati men’s and women’s soccer teams, as well as the men’s and women’s outdoor track and field teams.

In the summer of 2012, the playing surface at Gettler Stadium was replaced with Field-Turf Revolution. The new, top-of-the-line monofilament surface offers the traditional FieldTurf surface, but with more of a soccer blend that incorporates longer and thicker blades of artificial grass compared to those used for football.

The facility was renovated following the 2002-03 academic year and was named in rec-ognition of the gift by Ben and Dee Gettler to the Richard E. Lindner Varsity Village.

The restorations included a regulation-sized soccer field with a FieldTurf Pro playing surface, which is sanctioned by FIFA, the international governing body of soccer, for all levels of play except the World Cup finals and semifinals.

The upgrades also included a new eight-lane, 400-meter track, permanent grandstand seating for 1,400, concession stands and restrooms, team rooms and a press box. These enhancements allowed Cincinnati to host the 2010 BIG EAST Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships.

Prior to the renovations made possible by the Gettlers, the facility also had a facelift in 2000 that saw the installation of new lights and a new scoreboard with message center.



Kristina UtleyJr. | GK | 5-8

0Natalie Smith

RS-Fr. | GK | 5-6

1Madison Melnick

Fr. | MF | 5-7

2Kelly LatimerSo. | D | 5-4

3Haleigh HoffSo. | F | 5-8

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Kayla UtleyFr. | D | 5-5

5Alana McShane

Fr. | D | 5-10

6Danielle Rotheram

So. | F | 5-3

7Kate Schmidt

Sr. | D | 5-5

8Jae Atkinson

Jr. | D | 5-3

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Mackenzie ReynoldsSo. | F | 5-9

10Callie TaylorSo. | F | 5-10

11Megan Cravenor

Jr. | MF | 5-8

12Mackenzie Grause

Jr. | F | 5-8

13Mollie Williams

Jr. | D | 5-5

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Katie GreerSr. | MF | 5-5

15Taylor Nelson

Fr. | D | 5-6

16Christi Howard

Jr. | D | 5-7

17Alexa FiehrerJr. | MF | 5-4

18Laura RoseSo. | F | 5-1

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Katy CouperusFr. | MF | 5-8

20Bailey WilsonFr. | MF | 5-9

21Emily ElsbrockSr. | MF | 5-10

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Allie ThulFr. | GK | 5-7

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2013 Roster

No. Name Ht. Pos. Cl. Hometown/High School/Last School0 Kristina Utley 5-8 GK Jr. Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley1 Natalie Smith 5-6 GK RS-Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Ursula Academy2 Madison Melnick 5-7 MF Fr. Mason, Ohio3 Kelly Latimer 5-4 D So. Lake Forest, Calif./El Toro4 Haleigh Hoff 5-8 F So. Winfield, W.Va./Winfield/Kentucky5 Kayla Utley 5-5 D Fr. Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley6 Alana McShane 5-10 D Fr. Dunamanagh, Northern Ireland/Holy Cross College7 Danielle Rotheram 5-3 F So. Toronto, Ontario/Holy Trinity/Central Michigan8 Kate Schmidt 5-5 D Sr. Sylvania, Ohio/Northview9 Jae Atkinson 5-3 D Jr. Mason, Ohio/Mason10 Mackenzie Reynolds 5-9 F So. Newburgh, Ing./Reitz Memorial/Tennessee 11 Callie Taylor 5-10 F So. Long Beach, Calif./Los Alamitos12 Megan Cravenor 5-8 MF Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Lakota West13 Mackenzie Grause 5-8 F Jr. Ft. Thomas, Ky./Highlands14 Mollie Williams 5-5 D Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Seton15 Katie Greer 5-5 MF Sr. Massapequa, N.Y./Saint Anthony’s16 Taylor Nelson 5-6 D Fr. Fort Collins, Colo./Fossil Ridge17 Christi Howard 5-7 D Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Anderson18 Alexa Fiehrer 5-4 MF Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Ursuline19 Laura Rose 5-1 F So. Cincinnati, Ohio/Walnut Hills20 Katy Couperus 5-8 MF Fr. Fort Collins, Colo./Fort Collins21 Bailey Wilson 5-9 MF Fr. Dublin, Ohio/Dublin24 Emily Elsbrock 5-10 MF Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Sycamore27 Allie Thul 5-7 GK Fr. New Richmond, Ohio/McNicholas COACHESNeil Stafford - Head CoachGary Curneen - Assistant CoachNate Lei - Assistant CoachCatherine Gordon - Volunteer Assistant Coach



2013 PLAYER PROFILES

KATE SCHMIDTSylvania, Ohio | Northview

Sr. | D | 5-5

2012 (Junior): Started all 18 matches at center back ... totaled one assist and three shot attempts ... produced one assist vs. USF (9/28) ... recorded shots against Northeastern (8/26), at Notre Dame (9/16) and vs. Georgetown (10/5).

2011 (Sophomore): Started all 19 matches on the season as a defender ... scored first career goal at UConn (9/25) ... attempted career-high two shots at College of Charleston (9/9) and vs. Coastal Carolina (9/11) ... totaled eight shot attempts, including four on-goal.

2010 (Freshman): Played in 15 games, starting nine ... posted two shots on the season.

High School: A four-year starter and letterwinner at Northview High School ... part of the Wildcats team that won the Northern Lakes League (NLL) and was district finalists as a freshman, earning second team all-District honors ... won the league and district championship, finishing as regional runner-ups as a sophomore and junior ... named honorable mention all-NLL as a sophomore ... earned second-team all-NLL honors and second team all-District honors as a junior ... named team captain as a senior, leading team to a district championship ... named to the all-state second team as a senior ... earned first-team all-NLL and all-District honors in 2009 ... a member of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) Region II pool in 2008 and 2009 ... made the Honor Roll every quarter and was awarded the senior athlete academic award ... also earned a letter in basketball.

Club: Club team, Cleveland Internationals, was the Super-Y national champions in 2007 and 2009 ... Internationals won the state cup in 2008 and 2009 ... club team finished as regional semifinalist in 2008 and was regional runner-up and national qualifiers in 2009.

Personal: Full name is Katherine A. Schmidt... daughter of Bob and Debbie Schmidt ... chose UC over Georgetown and Toledo.

Season GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots2010 15-9 0 0 0 22011 19-19 1 0 2 82012 18-17 0 1 1 3TOTAL 52-45 1 1 3 13

KATIE GREERMassapequa, N.Y. | St. Anthony’s

Sr. | MF | 5-5

2012 (Junior): Started 17 of 18 matches at midfield ... totaled 17 shots on the season, with seven on goal ... attempted career-high four shots and scored first-career goal, the game-winner in double overtime against Northeastern (8/26) ... named to the BIG EAST Conference Honor Roll on Aug. 27 for her performance against Northeastern ... tied for team lead with three assists ... recorded career-best two assists at N.C. State (8/19).

2011 (Sophomore): Played in one match in 2011 vs. Xavier (8/21).

2010 (Freshman): Saw action in 17 games, starting in two ... posted 11 shots and recorded an assist against Pittsburgh.

High School: A four-year starter and letterwinner at Saint Anthony’s High School ... voted best offensive player as a freshman ... led Saint Anthony’s to a junior varsity soccer championship as a sophomore ... part of the 2007 Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) league championship ... guided squad to a CHSAA division title in 2008 and 2009 ... a current member of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) Region I pool ... selected to the Regional team inter-regional event in Dec. 2009 in Miss. ... selected to the Region I Kuban Spring 2010 International Tournament held in Sochi, Russia in March, 2010 ... a member of the Region I ODP pool in 2005-06 ... played on the Eastern NY ODP team from 2004-09, winning the New York state cup ... a member of the National Honor Society, she was awarded the Duns Scotus Academic Award as a freshman and junior ... selected to participate in the Chapel Apprentice Program and the Student Center Muriel Program ... also played lacrosse in high school.

Club: Member of the club team Albertson’s Fury 91s Premier from 2004 to 2010 ... helped lead the Fury to a New York state cup championship and the region finals in 2009 ... Region I semifinalists and state cup champions in 2008 with the Fury.

Personal: Full name is Katherine Elizabeth Greer ... daughter of Beth and John Greer.


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2012 (Sophomore): Started all 18 matches at goalkeeper ... played every minute of the season (1693:54), which ranked 16th in NCAA Division I ... ranked sixth in NCAA and led BIG EAST Conference in saves (125) and saves per game (6.94) ... produced two shutouts on the season ... recorded a career-high 16 saves in season-finale at Louisville (10/19), which was a single-game best for any player in the BIG EAST ... attempted one shot vs. Nebraska (9/2).

2011 (Freshman): Started all 19 matches at goalkeeper ... posted a 1.29 goals against average ... earned BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week honors Aug. 29 after recording 11 saves and allowing just one goal in two Northwestern Tournament matches ... named BIG EAST Rookie of the Week (9/19) after recording 17 saves in two matches at DePaul and vs. Notre Dame ... her 91 saves on the season ranked second in the conference ... recorded four shutous on the season vs. Xavier (8/21), vs. Loyola-Chicago (8/28), at DePaul (9/16) and vs. Seton Hall (10/14) ... teamed with fellow GK Ashley Daniels for a fifth shutout vs. Coastal Carolina (9/11) ... recorded a season-high 10 saves vs. UND (9/18).

High School: Two-year soccer letterwinner for Paul McCallion at Castro Valley High School ... was part of the 2010 North Coast Section Champions ... team finished first in the Bay Area and third in the nation on ESPN Rise national rankings ... played guard for CVHS basketball team in ‘08 and ‘09.

Club: Member of the U17 Pleasanton Rage Premier club team coached by Paul Sapsford ... a member of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) California state team in 2007 and 2008/

Personal: Full name is Kristina Marie Utley ... daughter of Alicia and Jon Utley ... she chose UC over San Jose State.

Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves W L T SO2011 19-19 1,808:35 26 1.29 90 5 6 3 4.02012 18-15 1,693:14 39 2.07 125 4 10 1 2.0TOTAL 37-34 3,501:49 65 1.67 215 9 16 4 6.0

EMILY ELSBROCKCincinnati, Ohio | Sycamore

Sr. | MF | 5-10

2012 (Junior): Played in all 18 matches as a forward and midfielder ... attempted 10 shots, with six on goal ... took a career-high two shots at Notre Dame (9/16) and at USF (9/28).

2011 (Sophomore): Did not see action.

2010 (Freshman): Saw action in one game, playing a total of 18 minutes against Notre Dame.

High School: Three-year letterwinner at Sycamore High School ... named a team captain in 2009 ... Greater Miami Conference (GMC) Second Team selection (2009) ... district runner-up in 2008 ... GMC champion and Regional runner-up (2007) ... team earned a mid-season No. 1 national ranking (2007) ... earned All-GMC academic honors all four years ... also picked up four varsity letters in track and field and three in basketball.

Personal: Full name is Emily Ann Elsbrock ... daughter of Jim and Natalie Elsbrock ... uncle Tony Elsbrock played baseball for UC.


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KRISTINA UTLEYCastro Valley, Calif. | Castro Valley

Jr. | GK | 5-80




JAE ATKINSONMason, Ohio | Mason

Jr. | D | 5-3

2012 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 18 matches, including 16 starts ... totaled nine shots on the season, with one on goal ... set career high of two shots vs. DePaul (9/14) and Georgetown (10/5) ... took one corner kick at Rutgers (10/14).

2011 (Freshman): Saw action in 12 of 19 matches on the season, including 10 starts ... attempted two shots on the season, one vs. Xavier (8/21) and at Providence (9/23).

High School: All-Ohio Division I First Team selection junior and senior seasons at Mason ... helped guide the Comets to regional finals in 2010 ... three-time All-Greater Miami Conference First Team member ... Greater Miami Conference player of the year in 2010 ...named to All-GMC Second Team her freshman season ... member of Cincinnati United Premier club team coached by former UC assistant coach Becki Poeppelmeier ... member of the State Cup champions in 2004 with the Carmel United Soccer Club ... State Cup champions in 2005 with Warren County United ... State runners-up in 2006 and 2007 with WCU ... State runners-up in 2008 and champions in 2009 with the Cincinnati United Premier club team ... a member of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) state team in 2005, 2007, and 2010 ... ODP regional team in 2008 and 2009.

Personal: Full name is Janese Ajali Atkinson ... daughter of Anthony and Karen Atkinson ... chose UC over West Virginia, Florida State, Indiana, Illinois and Louisville.

Season GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots2011 12-10 0 0 0 02012 18-16 0 0 0 9TOTAL 30-16 0 0 0 9

MEGAN CRAVENORCincinnato, Ohio | Lakota West

Jr. | MF | 5-8

2012 (Sophomore): Started all 18 matches at midfield ... scored one goal on the season ... tallied 18 shots, including eight on goal ... recorded second career goal vs. Colorado (9/9) at Denver Invitational ... named to Denver Invitational all-tournament team ... took a career-high four shots vs. St. John’s (9/21).

2011 (Freshman): Started all 19 matches on the season at midfield ... scored one goal vs. Notre Dame (9/18) ... took nine shots on the year, including three on-goal.

High School: Two-time team captain (2009, 2010) at Lakota West High School for coach Tara Schafer-Kalkhoff ... named first-team Greater Miami Conference as a senior ... earned second-team Greater Miami Conference honors in 2009 ... received the High School Coaches Award as a sophomore and junior ... earned the all-Academic Award and was named academic All-Southwest in 2008 and 2009 ... member of the Classics Hammer FC club team coached by Jamie Harloff ... Cincinnati United Premier 2009 State Champions ... 2008 Players Development Academy (PDA) Champions ... 2008 State Cup Finalist ... 2007 Capital Area Showcase League (CASL) Finalist ... selected to the Ohio South Olympic Development Program (ODP) state team from 2005-2010 and the ODP Regional Pool from 2007-2010.

Personal: Full name is Megan Eva Cravenor ... daughter of Kelly and Marilyn Cravenor ... chose UC over West Virginia, Indiana, Kentucky and Dayton.


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MACKENZIE GRAUSEFt. Thomas, Ky. | Highlands

Jr. | F | 5-8

2012 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 18 matches, with 12 starts ... scored three goals ... totaled 35 shots ... tallied team’s lone goal at USF (9/28) ... attempted career-best seven shots vs. St. John’s (9/21) ... produced second goal of season vs. Nebraska (8/2) ... scored game-winner at N.C. State (8/19).

2011 (Freshman): Started all 19 matches on the season at forward ... led Bearcats with 15 points and six goals ... named BIG EAST Rookie of the Week on Sept. 12 ... totaled season-best four points at College of Charleston (9/9) after scoring one goal and assisting on two ... took season-high five shot attempts vs. Rutgers (10/16) ... scored two goals vs. Coastal Carolina (9/11).

High School: Team captain for coach Tommy Kearns at Highlands High School ...was the leading scorer for the Bluebirds in 2009 and 2010 ... HHS finished the 2008 season as Kentucky state runners-up ... was voted team’s MVP and Most Valuable Offensive Player in 2009 ... named second-team all-state as a junior ... named all-Northern Kentucky first team in 2009 ... voted the Northern Kentucky Offensive Player of the Year in 2010 ... earned first-team all-state and first-team all-Northern Kentucky as a senior ... scored 50 career goals at HHS, including single-season school record 31 in 2010.

Club: Member of the Classics Hammer FC club team coached by Clay Revis ... member of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) state team from 2005-09.

Personal: Full name is Mackenzie Marie Grause ... daughter of Denise and Kenneth Grause ... chose UC over the University of Mississippi.


MOLLIE WILLIAMSCincinnati, Ohio | Seton

Jr. | D | 5-5

2012 (Sophomore): Saw action in three matches, including 25 minutes at Notre Dame (9/16).

2011 (Freshman): Saw action in two matches - vs. Coastal Carolina (9/11) and vs. Seton Hall (10/14).

High School: Four-year varsity starter at Seton High School for coach Ron Quinn ... two-year team captain ... was named the 2007-2008 Rookie of the Year ... voted the 2009-2010 Best Defender ... named the 2010 MVP ... earned second-team all-star in the Girls Greater Cincinnati League (GGCL) ... received the academic All-Star Award.

Club: Member of the Classics Hammer FC club team coached by Jamie Harloff ... selected to the Ohio South Olympic Development Program (ODP) state team from 2008-2010 ... part of the ODP regional and national team.

Personal: Full name is Mollie Elisabeth Williams ... daughter of Sheri and Bob Williams ... chose UC over Xavier, Marshall and Dayton.


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CHRISTI HOWARDCincinnati, Ohio | Anderson

Jr. | D | 5-7

2012 (Sophomore): Started all 18 matches at center back ... produced one assist on the season ... attempted eight shots, with four on goal ... tied career-best of one assist vs. St. John’s (9/21).

2011 (Freshman): Started all 19 matches for Cincinnati at midfield ... totaled seven points (three goals, one assist) on the season, good for fifth on the team ... her three goals tied her for third on team ... scored game-winning goal in 87th minute at Northwestern (8/26) ... posted season-best three points (one goal, one assist) vs. Coastal Carolina (9/11) ... took 25 shot attempts, including 10 on-goal.

High School: All-Ohio Division I Second Team selection senior season ... earned four varsity letters playing soccer for coach Bil Miller at Anderson High School ... named 2010 Fort Ancience Valley Conference Player of the Year ... helped lead squad to 2008 FAVC championship ... named team MVP as a junior and senior ... earned first-team all-FAVC after guiding team to a Sectional Championship and District Runner-up title in 2009 ... served as team captain as a senior, leading team to the FAVC finals ... led the Redskins to sectional, district, and regional championships as a senior ... Anderson was ranked No. 2 in the city, and No. 33 in the ESPN national poll ... earned second-team all-state honors in 2010 ... named first-team all-city and first-team all-FAVC in senior campaign ... awarded Anderson Defender of the Year and FAVC Player of the Year honors as a senior ... member of the Classics Hammer FC club team coached by Jamie Harloff ... a member of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) state team in 2009, the only season she tried out.

Personal: Full name is Christiana Kathryn Howard ... daughter of Laurie and Bob Howard ... chose UC over Toledo and Xavier.


ALEXA FIEHRERCincinnati, Ohio | Ursuline

Jr. | MF | 5-4

2012 (Sophomore): Played in 10 matches ... attempted two shots ... took one shot at Notre Dame (9/16) and at USF (9/28).

2011 (Freshman): Did not see action.

High School: Played for coach Colleen Dehring at Ursuline Academy of Cincinnati ... voted second-team All-Girls Greater Cincinnati League (GGCL) as a senior ... named a Southwest Ohio High School Coaches Association Academic All-Star in 2009 and 2010 ... also earned the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association Academic Award in 2009 and 2010 ... helped Ursuline reach the 2010 Ohio State Regional Semifinals.

Club: Member of the Classics Hammer FC club team coached by Jamie Harloff ... club team won the USYSA Ohio South State Cup Championship in 2009 ... member of the Olympic Development Program (ODP) state team from 2005-07 and 2009 ... part of the ODP Region II team in 2007 and 2009 ... participated in the ODP Interregional Training Camp in Carson, Calif., in 2007.

Personal: Full name is Alexandra Paige Fiehrer ... daughter of Tom and Wendy Fiehrer ... chose UC over Miami (OH), Indiana, South Carolina, Kentucky and University of Chicago.


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KELLY LATIMERLake Forest, Calif. | El Toro

So. | D | 5-4

2012 (Freshman): Appeared in 14 matches with 11 starts ... totaled one goal and eight shots on the season ... attempted one corner kick ... scored first-career goal vs. Northeastern (8/31).

Club Team: So. Cal Blues.

ODP: 94 ODP Pool.

High School: A four-year letterwinner at El Toro High School ... led team to semifinials of the California Interscholastic Federation.

Personal: Kelly E. Latimer ... born Sept. 22, 1994 ... daughter of Tim and Julie Latimer ... has an older brother, Sean, and a younger sister, Nikki ... chose UC over Ohio State, UCLA, Boise State and California-Riverside.

Season GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots2012 14-11 1 0 2 18TOTAL 14-11 1 0 2 18

DANIELLE ROTHERAMToronto, Ont. | Holy Trinity

So. | F | 5-3

2012 (Freshman at Central Michigan): MAC All-Freshman Team ... College Sports Madness MAC Player of the Week (9/4) ... made first career start against Detroit (8/17) ... recorded her first career goal off the bench along with one assist at Dayton (8/31) ... notched a goal in a 2-0 win over Toledo (10/5) ... recorded one goal in a 3-0 win over Buffalo (10/14) ... scored the team’s only goal in the 2-1 loss to Miami in the MAC Tournament Final (11/4).

High School: Helped lead team to 2011 Provincial League Championships and Ontario/Quebec Challenge Cup ... team won the 2010 Canadian National Championship ... won first Ontario Cup and Provincial League Championships in 2010 ... was honored by the City of Pickering and Durham Region in 2011 ... qualified for the Ontario Cup finals from 2008-10 ... averaged 20 goals per season for club team, Pickering Soccer Club.

Personal: Full name is Danielle Tamara Laurie Rotheram ... daughter of Tammy Rotheram and Jamie Cormier.

Season GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots2012 (CMU) 22-11 4 3 11 32TOTAL 22-11 4 3 11 32

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HALEIGH HOFFWinfield, W. Va. | Winfield

So. | F | 5-8

2012 Season (Freshman at Kentucky): Saw first-career action at Ole Miss, logging three minutes.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Winfield High School ... Four-time West Virginia High School Soccer Coaches Association (WVHSSCA) All-State selection ... named the 2011 WVHSSCA Player of the Year ... named the 2010 WVHSSCA Forward of the Year ... named the 2011 National Soccer Coaches’ Association of America (NSCAA) All-America Scholar Athlete of the Year ...was the West Virginia High School Girls Soccer 2012 Gatorade Player of the Year ... a 2010 & 2011 NSCAA All-America Team selection ... advanced to the 2010 state Final Four and was the 2011 state Runner-up ... member of the first AAA Division team to go undefeated during the regular season her freshman year ... led Winfield HS in goals and assists all four seasons.

Personal: Full name is Haleigh Elizabeth Hoff ... daughter of Marshall and Stacy Hoff ... has two sisters, Erika and Savannah, and one brother, Bryson ... sister Erika played soccer at Concord University ... majoring in Political Science.

Season GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots2012 (UK) 1-0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 1-0 0 0 0 0

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MACKENZIE REYNOLDSNewburgh, Ind. | Reitz Memorial

So. | F | 5-9

2011 Season (Freshman at Tennessee): Saw action in three games, playing a total of 22 minutes.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Reitz Memorial High School ... earned All-City, All-Southern Indiana Athletic Conference (SIAC), All-District and All-State accolades during her senior year ... named the MVP of the North/South All-Star game with three goals and two assists ... led the team to Top-10 showings in the NSCAA Adidas National rankings each year, and earned the No. 1 ranking in the Regional rankings ... team also was ranked in the Top-10 of the ESPN/Rise National rankings each season ... won the ESPN/Rise Zionsville National Championship in 2010 and was the runner-up in 2011 ... four-time winner of both the Evansville City Championship and the SIAC Championship ... finished her career with 47 goals and 56 assists ... ranks among the top-10 for career assists in the Indiana High School Athletic Association record book .

Club: Played for the SWISA Rush club team and the Olympic Development team ... winner of the 2011 Indiana State Cup ... played in the Premiere Midwest Regional League (MRL) in 2010 and 2011 with a third place showing in 2011 ... made the Indiana State ODP team in 2010 and 2011 ... SWISA record holder with 78 career assists and second with 131 goals.

Personal: Full name is Mackenzie Nicole Reynolds ... daughter of Troy and Mindy Reynolds ... has one sister, Megan ... cousin Drew Overman played baseball at IPFW.

Season GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots2012 (UT) 3-0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 3-0 0 0 0 0

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CALLIE TAYLORLong Beach, Calif. | Los Alamitos

So. | F | 5-10

2012 (Freshman): Appeared in 18 matches, including 17 starts ... totaled one goal, three assists and took 19 shots, including eight on goal ... scored one goal at Seton Hall (10/12) ... tied career-best of three shots at Seton Hall (10/12) and vs. Villanova (10/7).

Club Team: Beach F.C.

High School: A four-year varsity letterwinner at Los Alamitos High School ... named a first team all-league sophomore and junior seasons ... named to second team all Continential Interscholastic Federation in 2011 ... a two-year captian who earned all-Excalibur Tournament honors junior season ... lettered in volleyball all four years ... named volleyball team’s MVP freshman year and defensive MVP junior year ... guided squad to league championship sophomore season and was named a second-team all-league performer junior year.

Personal: Callie Taylor ... born April 4, 1994 ... daughter of David Taylor and Sharon Taylor ... chose UC over Irvine, Baylor and TCU.


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LAURA ROSECincinnati, Ohio | Walnut Hills

So. | F | 5-1

2012 (Freshman): Started first 11 matches of season before suffering leg injury vs. Syracuse (9/23) ... led team in total points (11) and goals (5) ... finished second on team in shot attempts (38) ... named BIG EAST Rookie of the Week on Aug. 20 after scoring three goals her first two collegiate matches ... finished tied for ninth in points per game in the BIG EAST (1.00)... scored two goals against N.C. State (8/19) ... scored golden goal vs. St. John’s (9/21).

Club Team: Cincinnati Soccer Alliance.

High School: A four-year letterwinner at Walnut Hills High School ... received all-Southwest Ohio and first-team all-city honors senior season ... named a first team all-Fort Ancient Valley Conference freshman and senior seasons ... served as team captain sophomore and senior years ... earned second team all-FAVC honors sophomore year and was an honorable mention junior year ... ran on the Walnut Hills 4x100, 4x200 and 4x400 relay teams that were conference champions her sophomore season.

Personal: Laura Elizabeth Rose ... born June 27, 1994 ... daughter of Mary Jo Rose ... has one older brother, Michael, and two older sisters, Jennifer and Chelsea ... Chose Cincinnati over Florida State, Kansas, South Carolina, Dayton, Wright State, West Virginia, Iowa, Kentucky, Xavier and Louisville.


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MADISON MELNICKMason, Ohio | William Mason

Fr. | MF | 5-7

High School: Three-year letterwinner at William Mason High School ... state runner-up and Greater Miami Conference (GMC) champion in 2012 ... named First Team All-State and First Team All-GMC her senior year ... Second Team All-State and First Team All-GMC in 2011 ... regional semifinalist in 2011 ... named First Team All-GMC in 2010 when her team won the GMC Championship and was a regional semifinalist ... part of an undefeated team that went 17-0 her freshman season ... also a three-year letterwinner in basketball.

Personal: Full name is Madison Hope Melnick ... daughter of Paul and Tammy Melnick ... has one sister, Hilliary.

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KAYLA UTLEYCastro Valley, Calif. | Castro Valley

Fr. | D | 5-5

High School: Varsity soccer team captain at Castro Valley High School from 2011-2013 ... helped lead team to the semi finalis in the NCS for the 2012-2013 season ... co-champions of conference in 2010-2011 season ... named varsity soccer first team all league, 2nd team All-East Bay, and was awarded Best Defensive and Most Inspirational player by teammates and coach her senior year ... named varsity soccer First Team All-League, Third Team All-East Bay, and awarded Best Defensive Player by teammates and coach her junior year ... also received awards and honorable mention playing basketball for Castro Valley High School.

Club: Was a member of Mustang conference club, which ranked 12th in the nation ... team was the 2010 Surf Cup Champion, the 2011 CYSA State Cup Champion, and the 2011 CYSA Regional Champion ... member of the 2012 region IV team ... member of the ODP CA North State Team 2008-2012.

Personal: Full name is Kayla Anne Utley ... daughter of Jon and Alicia Utley ... has one sister, Kristina, who plays soccer at UC.

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NATALIE SMITHCincinnati, Ohio | St. Ursula Academy

RS-Fr. | GK | 5-6

2012 (Freshman): Redshirted.

Club Team: Cincinnati Soccer Alliance Elite.

High School: A two-time first-team all-Girls Greater Cincinnati League selection ... named first-team all-Southwest Ohio recipient after recording 10 shutouts her junior year ... guided St. Ursula Academy to a No. 12 national ranking by ESPN Rise her senior season... led team to No. 1 ranking by the NCSAA and No. 2 by ESPN Rise in 2010 after posting nine shutouts.

Personal: Natalie Camille Smith ... born Nov. 6, 1993 in Cincinnati, Ohio ... daughter of Kent and Maureen Smith ... has one brother, Kelley Luke ... chose UC over Purdue, OSU, Iowa, Minnesota, Northwestern, Toledo, Miami (OH), Ohio and Dayton.

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TAYLOR NELSONFt. Collins, Colo. | Fossil Ridge

Fr. | D | 5-6

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Fossil Ridge High School ... four-year All-Front Range Conference selection ... named a team captain her junior and senior years ... two-time State Quarterfinalist (2011 and 2012) ... two-time State Semifinalist (2010 and 2013) ... also lettered, and earned All-Conference honors, in track and field.

Personal: Full name is Taylor Ashley Nelson ... daughter of Dennis and Cheryl Nelson ... has one sister, Hailey.

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KATY COUPERUSFt. Collins, Colo. | Fort Collins

Fr. | MF | 5-8

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Fort Collins High School ... named First Team All-State her senior year ... National Soccer Coaches of America All-Region selection (2013) ... Coloradoan Newspaper Spring Athlete of the Year (2013) ... recipient of the Eleanor Troxell Award for the Fort Collins High School outstanding female student athlete (2013) ... Front Range League Athlete of the Year (2013) ... four-year All-Conference honoree ... four-year Academic All-State first team selection ... also a three-year letterwinner in basketball.

Club: Played for three years on the Colorado State Olympic Development Program (ODP) team (2009-12) ... named to the Regional ODP team in 2009 and 2012 ... named the MVP of the State Cup in 2012 for the U-16 team.

Personal: Full name is Kaitlyn Elizabeth Couperus ... daughter of Jean and Paul Couperus ... has one brother, Chris, who played soccer at Southern Connecticut University and Regis Jesuit.

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ALANA MCSHANEDunamanagh, Northern Ireland |

Holy Cross College StrabaneFr. | D | 5-10

High School: Helped lead team to win the Northern Ireland Cup in 2011 and 2013 ... qualified to the elite stages of the U-19 European Championships in 2012 and topped the group to qualify for the elite stages in 2013 ... was a member of the division 4 NIWFA league and cup winners in 2010, division 3 NIWFA league and cup winners in 2011, and division 2 NIWFA cup winners in 2012 ... played for Northern Ireland at the U-17, U-19, and Senior levels ... played Gaelic football at county level from U-14 through the Senior level ... was a member of the U-18 Ulster champions and All-Star Ireland finalists in 2012 with County Tyrone ... named on the U-20 Ulster Schools All-Star team 2011 and 2012.

Personal: Full name is Alana Marie McShane ... daughter of Michael and Carmel McShane ... has five sisters, Emma, Susan, Angeline, Brenda and Joanna, and two brothers, Liam and James.

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BAILEY WILSONDublin, Ohio | Dublin Coffman

Fr. | MF | 5-9

High School: District champion all four years at Dublin Coffman High School ... regional finalist for 2010 and 2011 seasons ... Ohio Capital Conference (OCC) champ for both the 2011 and 2012 seasons ... received Second Team All-State and Super 12 Team honors her senior year ... received Super 12 Team, OCC Player of the Year, and Second Team All-State honors her junior year ... named First Team All-OCC her sophomore year ... was on the Honor Roll all four years ... also played basketball for Dublin Coffman High School.

Club: Three-time Ohio State Cup Champion ... was a USYSA Region II finalist in 2009 and 2011 ... was ECNL National Champion in 2013.

Personal: Full name is Bailey Ann Wilson ... daughter of Matt and Sharon Wilson ... has one brother, Ethan.

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ALLI THULNew Richmond, Ohio |

Archbishop McNicholasFr. | GK | 5-7

High School: Three-year varsity letterwinner at Archbishop McNicholas High School ... advanced to the regional finals in 2012 ... was named First Team All-GGCL (Girls’ Greater Cincinnati League), All-Southwest and Team MVP her senior year while also being chosen for the Senior All-Star game ... Regional Semifinalist, First Team All-GGCL, All-Southwest and Team MVP her junior year ... Regional Finalist and the GGCL leader in shutouts her sophomore year ... advanced to the Sectional Finals her freshman season ... finished her career with 32 varsity shutouts and 49 goals against in 63 games played ... was a member of the Dean’s List for four years.

Personal: Full name is Alexandra Paige Thul ... daughter of Barb and Andy Thul ... has one sister, Karli.

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Neil Stafford was named the fifth head coach in the history of University of Cincinnati women’s soccer by UC director of athletics Whit Babcock on Nov. 26, 2012.

Stafford arrived at UC from Central Michigan Univer-sity, where he has spent the last four years, including the past two as head coach, and eight seasons as the

head coach at Assumption (Mass.) College. His overall coaching record in 10 seasons is 102-71-9.

In his second season with CMU, Stafford guided the team a 15-7-1 record and the Mid-American Conference’s first at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament, where they lost to Michigan in the first round in overtime, 2-1. CMU finished as the MAC regular-season and tournament runners-up, allowing the fewest goals in conference play (six) and posting the most shutouts (six).

Stafford’s players earned a plethora of honors in 2012, headlined by Bailey Brandon earning MAC Defensive Player of the Year. Brandon joined four others on the All-MAC First Team, while three Chippewas received MAC All-Freshman honors. Brandon and goalkeeper Stefanie Turner earned Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team honors for the second consecutive year.

In his first season at the helm, CMU posted one of the most successful seasons in program history. The Chippewas finished with a 15-3-3 record for a school-record .786 winning percentage. CMU’s three losses in 2011 were the fewest in a single season in program history. The Chippewas ranked fifth in the country in goals-against average in 2011, allow-ing just 0.41 goals per contest. Their seven goals allowed in the regular season set a MAC record, breaking the conference’s previous record of 12.

Stafford mentored five All-MAC selections in 2011, including four first-team selections and MAC Defen-sive Player of the Year Liesel Toth. Just as impres-sively, six players were named Capitol One/CoSIDA Academic All-District V selections, including three first-team selections, also the most in program history.

Stafford’s arrival to Central Michigan as an assistant coach in 2009 coincided with the program’s two-year reign of the Mid-American Conference.

The Chippewas finished the 2010 campaign repeating as regular season and MAC tournament champions, earning their second-straight NCAA tournament berth. The Chippewas produced four first-team All-MAC selections, three All-freshman selections and eight Academic All-MAC selections during Stafford’s second season as an assistant coach. CMU became one of two teams in MAC history to win 10 conference games and earn 30 points since the league went to an 11-match format.

In Stafford’s first season with CMU, the Chippewas won their first Mid-Amer-ican Conference title behind a defense that led the nation with 19 shutouts. CMU went 17-4-3 and posted an unblemished 9-0-2 record in MAC play, be-coming the first team in conference history to post an unbeaten league record.

Prior to his time as an assistant at CMU, Stafford spent eight seasons as the head women’s soccer coach at Assumption, where he is the program’s all-time winningest coach with a 72-61-15 ledger.

At Assumption, he was named the Northeast-10 Conference Coach of the Year in 2004 after guiding the Greyhounds to their first NE-10 conference final, NCAA Division II Tournament berth and NCAA Regional final appearance. Assumption finished the season 14th in the nation with a final record of 15-6. Stafford’s squad followed up the breakthrough 2004 campaign with another NCAA Tournament appearance in 2005, finishing 15-4-4 and returning to the NCAA Regional finals, climbing as high as third in the nation.

Stafford arrived at Assumption in 2000 as associate head coach of both the men’s and women’s soccer programs. Assumption set a men’s team record for wins (13), earned a second straight Northeast-10 Conference playoff berth and then won the ECAC Division II championship.

Stafford attended Norwich University, compet-ing in both tennis and soccer, and was named an all-region NESCAC player before transferring to Southern New Hampshire. He led the Penmen to a two-year record of 29-4-4 and then joined the coaching staff as an assistant coach for three years (1995-97), during which the team advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight. He also played professionally with the Boston Storm of the USL.

Stafford was named the Director of Operations with the Boston Renegades (W-League) in 1998 and was also Director of the W-1 National Championships in Boston that year. He later served as the head as-sistant coach of the Boston Renegades under Peter Bradley (1999-2001). The Renegades advanced to three national final fours and won two W-League National Championships in his final three years. His U-18 Renegades were the national runner-ups

in 2000. Stafford also worked with Seacoast United Soccer Club in Hampton, N.H., as the Girls Coaching Director (2002-05). In the summer of 2004, Staf-ford’s Seacoast United Girls 15 squad won its first Super Y-League National Championship.

Stafford earned his bachelor’s degree from Southern New Hampshire in 1996 while majoring in sociology.

2013 COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH NEIL STAFFORD



Gary Curneen joined the University of Cincinnati women’s soccer coaching staff in January 2013 after serving the past nine seasons as the head coach for the Wingate University women’s soccer program, where he compiled an overall record of 95-48-8.

Curneen led the 2012 Bulldogs to a 14-3-1 overall record and their first NCAA tournament at-large bid. The Bulldogs went 13-1-1 in the regular season, going 8-1 in conference play for the second straight year and advancing to the South Atlantic Conference championship match for the third straight season.

Twenty of Curneen’s student-athletes earned All-SAC honors during his Wingate tenure, including: 2012 SAC Player of the Year Jade Montgomery; 2011 All-America Kelly Adams; and defender Heather Schlick, who was named to the 2006 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America first team. One of Curneen’s former student-athletes, Kerstin Williams.

The 2011 season was a historic year for Wingate, winning a program-record 16 matches. The Bulldogs went 16-4 on the year and defeated fifth-ranked Lenoir-Rhyne in the SAC championship match to earn their first SAC tournament title and, subsequently, their first NCAA Tournament bid. Curneen held the previous program-record mark of 14 wins set in 2008.

In 2010, Curneen led the Bulldogs to a 13-3-3 overall record, and 7-1-1 in the SAC, which was good for a third-place finish in the conference, and their first appearance in the SAC tournament championship game.

Curneen served two seasons as assistant men’s soccer coach at Wingate prior to taking over the reins of the women’s soccer program.

In addition to his coaching ledger at Wingate, Curneen has served the Union County Soccer Association as a team trainer for various age groups (U-9 to U-16). He has been an assistant director in the Olympic Development Program for the North Carolina Youth Soccer Association (NCYSA), directing all aspects of training for U-11 girls.

Curneen possesses an “A” coaching license from the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). He holds the premier diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Curneen was a marketing intern for the Boston Bulldogs of the A League and the Boston Renegades of the W-League for two summers.

As a Bulldog student-athlete, Curneen earned four letters in men’s soccer. Curneen helped Wingate earn its first NCAA Division II playoff berth in 1999. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degree (MBA) at Wingate University.

ASSISTANT COACH GARY CURNEEN2013 COACHING STAFF

Nate Lie joined the University of Cincinnati women’s soccer program in January 2013 as assistant coach/recruiting coordinator after spending the previous four seasons in the same capacity for his alma mater, Miami University. During his four-year stint at Miami, the RedHawks compiled

an overall record of 54-26-5, including a 25-14-5 Mid-American Conference mark.

Most recently in 2012, Lie helped guide Miami to the MAC regular-season and tournament championships; as well a trip to the second round of the NCAA Championship after the RedHawks went 20-3-1 record (10-0-1 MAC).

Sixteen RedHawks garnered All-MAC honors during Lie’s

tenure at Miami, including forward Jess Kodiak, who in 2012 was named a NSCAA third-team All-America selection and the MAC Offensive Player of the Year.

In his first year on the sidelines, Lie helped lead Miami to the Mid-American Conference tournament championship game.

As a student-athlete at Miami from 1996-2000, Lie was a two-time Academic All-MAC selection for the men’s soccer program, earning First-Team Academic All-MAC honors in 1998, in addition to Academic All-Ohio accolades that same season. In 1997, Lie earned Second-Team All-MAC honors.

Lie graduated from Miami in 2000 with bachelor’s degrees in economics and finance.

ASSISTANT COACH NATE LIE



2012 STATISTICS

OFFENSE STATISTICSPlayer GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att Laura Rose 11-10 712 5 1 11 38 .132 12 .316 1 0-0 Mackenzie Grause 18-11 1142 3 0 6 35 .086 12 .343 1 0-0 Callie Taylor 18-16 1332 1 3 5 19 .053 8 .421 0 0-0 Katie Greer 18-16 1265 1 3 5 17 .059 7 .412 1 0-0 Jazmine Rhodes 11-8 699 1 1 3 39 .026 16 .410 0 0-0 Lauren Hettinger 18-3 775 1 1 3 10 .100 5 .500 1 0-0 Kaylee Dakers 18-17 1637 0 3 3 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 Megan Cravenor 18-17 1537 1 0 2 18 .056 8 .444 0 0-0 Kelly Latimer 14-11 751 1 0 2 8 .125 2 .250 0 0-0 Liz Miller 10-1 235 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0-0 Evi Ranson 18-8 915 0 1 1 22 .000 9 .409 0 0-0 Christi Howard 18-17 1631 0 1 1 8 .000 4 .500 0 0-0 Kate Schmidt 18-17 1638 0 1 1 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Emily Elsbrock 18-0 661 0 0 0 10 .000 6 .600 0 0-0 Jae Atkinson 18-16 1391 0 0 0 9 .000 2 .222 0 0-0 Kristina Utley 18-18 1687 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Chris Reed 7-0 85 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Sally Beiting 1-0 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Kayla Karlsson 7-2 185 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Mollie Williams 3-0 46 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Sydney Tomlinson 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 18-18 15 15 45 244 .061 95 .389 4 0-0 Opponents 18-18 39 35 113 364 .107 167 .459 13 1-3

GOALKEEPER STATISTICS Player GP-GS Min GA GAA Saves Sv% W L T Sho Kristina Utley 18-18 1693:14 39 2.07 125 .762 4 10 1 2.0 Team --- --- 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 Total 18-18 1693:14 29 2.07 128 .766 4 10 1 2 Opponents 18-18 1693:14 15 0.80 80 .842 10 4 1 7

2012 RESULTSDate Opponent W/L Score Att.Aug. 17 at Elon T (O2) 1-1 342 Aug. 19 at North Carolina State W 3-1 537 Aug. 26 Northeastern W (O2) 2-1 1128 Aug. 31 Eastern Kentucky W 2-0 841 Sept. 02 Nebraska L 2-1 438 Sept. 7 vs. UC Irvine L 2-1 --- Sept. 9 vs. Colorado L 2-1 550 Sept. 14 DePaul* L 1-0 853 Sept. 16 at Notre Dame* L 7-0 714 Sept. 21 St. John’s* W (O2) 1-0 628 Sept. 23 Syracuse* L 1-0 274 Sept. 28 at South Florida* L 4-1 885 Sept. 30 at Marquette* L 5-0 436 Oct. 5 Georgetown* L 1-0 436 Oct. 7 Villanova* L 1-0 647 Oct. 12 at Seton Hall* L 3-1 387 Oct. 14 at Rutgers* L 5-0 417 Oct. 19 at Louisville* L (O2) 2-1 530



HISTORY

-A- Adler, Lynn, 1981 Albrinck, Bridget, 1993Albrinck, Kathy, 1988-89Allen, Jody, 1988-89Alldred, Cara, 2004-05Amato, Deja, 2008Amon, Kim, 1987-90Andrews, Jessica, 1990-95Angilecchia, Paulette, 1993-96Antrobus, Jenny, 1995-98Antrobus, Vanessa, 1996-99Atkinson, Jae, 2011-pres.Atzel, Betsy, 1987 Auer, Natalie, 1994Aylward, Lisa, 1986 -B- Bala, Sheree, 1993 Balconi, Renee, 2001-04Ballinger, Logan, 2007-11Baluta, Kristen, 2002Barker, Sydney, 2008-10Barnette, Rachel, 2009Barrett, Ana, 2003-06Beiting, Sally, 2012Bennett, Katrina, 1996-98Bien, Becky, 1988Bigg, Melissa, 2006-09Biggs, Alyson, 1988-91Black, Dana, 1982Blomstrom, Lisa, 1986Bouldin, Andrea, 2006-2008Braun, Jennifer, 1989-92Brewer, Christine, 2009Brindle, Stephanie, 2006-07Brooks, Shannon, 2000Brumfield, Tracy, 1987Brunsman, Connie, 1983Bruewer, Amy, 2002Buchman, Theresa, 1985-87Buczek, Katie, 2010-12Buland, Lauren, 2002-05Burch, Kelly, 1991-94Burke, Michelle, 1997-00Burwinkel, Beth, 1987Bux, Aimee, 2008

-C- Cain, Erin, 200-02 Capurro, Lorraine, 1980-81Cassidy, Kati, 1989-92Christy, Tina, 1983Clark, Jamie, 2003-05Clark, Lauren, 1996-99Clark, Lisa, 2006-2008Clendenen, D.D., 1981Coakley, Kara, 1986-90Conway, Kathy, 1981-82Corie, Beth, 1984Coyne, Courtney, 1989Cowen, Kim, 1991Cravenor, Megan, 2011-pres.Cross, Dana, 1988Cummins, Darci, 1992

Cutter, Jamie, 1996

-D- Dakers, Kaylee, 2009-12 Daly, Naoise, 1995 Daniels, Ashley, 2009-11Day, Lisa, 1997-01DeCarlo, Julie, 1991-93Dejianne, Lynda, 1989Demetriou, Alex, 1989Doerflein, Jen, 2004-05Domanic, Natalie, 2010-12Doutt, Sara, 2009Duvall, Sonya, 1983

-E- Eaton, Sarah, 1997-00Eberly, Brooke, 2009-10Edwards, Colleen, 1984-87Elliott, Taylor, 2011Elsbrock, Emily, 2010-pres.Eicher, Cindy, 1999-00Epps, Rachael, 2003-06Ernst, Gigi, 2004-07 -F- Faecher, Chris, 1983-84 Farmer, Ana, 2004-06Fellerhoff, Becky, 1980-82Fiehrer, Alexa, 2011-pres.Firman, Jill, 1999-02Flanagan, Krystin, 1994-97France, Sarah, 1993Frelin, Heather, 1991Foley, Sherri, 1992-95Fox, Amy, 1984-85 -G-Galea, Lauren, 1996-99Gard, Alice, 1990Gardner, Tricia, 2006-07Gendrew, Marche, 2001-02Gerding, Tracey, 1996-97Gers, Shannon, 1988-91Gibson, April, 2008-pres.Glenn, Kerrie, 1982-85Glenn, Stacie, 1985-87Goldberg, Kalli, 2007Goldthwaite, Shelly, 1983Grause, Mackenzie, 2011-pres.Green, Krissy, 1985-87 Greer, Katie, 2010-pres.Griffin, Lisa, 1992-93 -H- Hale, Tracy, 2001-04 Hamel, Susan, 1980Haney, Andrea, 2004, 2005Haney, Heather, 2006Hansen, Brittney, 2005-09Hardin, Vanessa, 2006-09Harmon, Meg, 1981Harris, Leslie, 1985-88

Havlin, Dawn, 1989-92Hebbeler, Emily, 2007-11Hedger, Anne, 1982-85Heintzelman, Heather, 1995-98Hellmuth, Heidi, 1983Herweh, Heather, 1999-02Hettinger, Lauren, 2010-12Higdon, Nicole, 1993Hoeting, Nancy, 1982-85Hoetting, Deborah, 1980Hoffman, Christy, 1997-01Homer, Lisa, 1993Howard, Christi, 2011-pres.Hoye, Mary Elizabeth, 1980Huth, Lisa, 1991-94 -I- Ignatius, Lisa, 1983 Imhoff, Becky, 2003-06 -J-Janning, Judy, 1980-81Janszen, Theresa, 1984Jedlo, Kim, 2000Johannigman, Jenn, 2005-2008Johnson, Ambri, 2012Johnson, Katie, 2009-11Jones, Chris, 1982-85Juengling, Jenny, 1994 -K- Kabb, Julie, 1993-95 Kalberer, Kristen, 1983Kaminski, Andrea, 2006-09Karlsson, Kayla, 2012Kaufman, Erin, 2008-11Keith, Jenny, 1994Kendrick, Keri, 1999, 2000Kerr, Laura, 1987-90Kindschuh, Chelsea, 2005-2008Kipling, Jenny, 1990Kirsch, Sarah, 1993-96Klein, Jackie, 1994Klinger, Lara, 1992-93Knotts, Karen, 1995Koch, Lisa, 1990-92Koesters, Amy, 1990Krauser, Jodi, 1985-87 Krauser, Julie, 1984-87Kronauge, Kathy, 1985-87Kyser, Stacey, 1999-02 -L- Lampe, Janine, 1989-92 Latimer, Kelly, 2012-pres.Lee, Heather, 1993-96Legge, Jessica, 2003-06Leiter, Jennifer, 2004-05Lieberman, Rachel, 2000-03Lines, Sandy, 1981Listermann, Kathy, 1980-81Logan, Shane, 1991-92Loggins, Kendall, 2007-pres.Lorenz, Connie, 1981

Loew, Lori, 1986-90Lucas, Lauren, 2008-09Luse, Nicki, 1998-01Lyle, Sherry, 2006Lysaught, Patty, 1981 -M- MacDonald, Erin, 2006-09 Maine, Erica, 2006-07Malone, Coleen, 1983-87Matlock, Tina, 1995-98Mauren, Gabrielle, 1995-96May, Amy, 2003-06May, Kristin, 2005-2008Mays, Jennifer, 1990Mazzone, Missy, 1986McCaffrey, Julie, 1994-95McClure, Katherine, 1980McHugh, Maureen, 1980-83McKinney, Deb, 1980-82McMahon, Colleen, 1982-85McQueeney, Cathy, 1984-85Meiners, Jen, 1997-00Meyer, Angie, 2001-04Miller, Leslie, 1990-91Miller, Liz, 2009-12Miller, Rebecca, 2003Mink, Amy, 2001, 2002, 2004Moncrief, Anna, 1998Moore, Ashley, 1999-02Morris, Becca, 2003Morrissey, Julie, 2008-10Munk, Beth, 1991Munn, Amy, 1988-91Murphy, Ashley, 2000-03Murphy, Heather, 1985 -N- Naer, Joy, 1993-96 Neiser, Heather, 2006-09Niemann, Andi, 1982-85Niemann, Vicki, 1980-83Norton, Kate, 2003-06Noteboom, Lindsey, 2005-2008 -O- O’Brien, Katie, 1991 Ogden, Tiffany, 1996-00Oliver, Tianna, 1999-02Olmstead, Sharon, 1984Onnen, Amanda, 2000-03 -P- Paderi, Beth, 1996-99 Paffe, Robin, 1984-87Pangburn, Kristen, 1993-96Parker, Ellen, 2007-2008Patterson, Denita, 1980Paulette, Suzanna, 1995-98Pauloff, Ruth Ann, 1981Pawelko, Kelli, 2008-11Pflaumer, Nancy, 1988-89Pearson, Kristy, 1992Peloza, Linda, 1987

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS



HISTORY

Peterson, Lana, 1990Petree, Erin, 2010-11Pfeffer, Diane, 1998Pflaumer, Nancy, 1988-89Plageman, Eileen, 1983-85Pohl, Tracy, 1994-97Polaski, Leah, 1999-01 -R- Ranson, Evi, 2009-12 Raynolds, Katherine, 1997Reardon, Shannon, 1998-00Reed, Chris, 2011-12Reinhart, Hilary, 1998Retallick, Cynthia, 1992Rhoades, Holly, 1987-90Rhodes, Jazmine, 2010-12Richard, Jami, 1992-95Ricke, Susan, 1981Riffle, Tara, 1993-94Righter, Wendy, 1983Rigsbee, Kelly, 1999-02Roberto, Leslie, 1986-89Rodeheffer, Amy, 1996-99Romanelli, Lauren, 2010-11Romano, Marcella, 1995Rose, Laura, 2012-pres.Rosser, Erin, 1992-94Roush, Ashley, 2001-2006Royer, Camille, 2007Ryan, Amanda, 2004-05

-S- Sanda, Nicole, 2005-07 Sansalone, Angela, 1986Schehr, Colleen, 1985-86Schehr, Linda, 1983Schmidt, Kate, 2010-pres.Schmitt, Melanie, 1990Schneider, Amy, 1980Schreibeis, Adele, 1980-83 Schutte, Dee Dee, 1993-96Schutte, Lisa, 1997-98Scott, Alexis, 2010-11Seaman, Amber, 2012Shelton, Kathy, 1991-94Sibert, Jennifer, 2002-04Simonson, Amy, 1999-02Slye, Sherry, 2002-05Smith, Dana, 1995-98Smith, Natalie, 2012-pres. Smith, Shauna, 2007Smolarczyk, Katrina, 1990Smolilo, Teresa, 2005-08Stanko, Kerry, 1992-95Stanley, Kristen, 1987-88 Ste-fanopoulos, Jody, 1982Stefek, Michelle, 1989Stephens, Lisa, 2001-04Stetter, Julie, 1980Strelka, Marie, 2001-05Sullivan, Shannon, 1988

Sykes, Kim, 2005-2008Szakal, Jenny, 1988-91 -T- Taylor, Callie, 2012-pres. Taylor, Kelly, 1986-89Teegarden, Bridget, 1992-94 Teetor, Raynee, 1987 Tepe, Angela Marie, 1980Thal, Lisa, 1984Theobald, Cindy, 1984Thomas, Ann, 1997-01Thomas, Brooke, 1997-98Thorne, Nicole, 1993-96Tomlinson, Sydney, 2012Truesdale, Anna, 1992 -U- Uhlhorn, Mary, 1984-85 Unkenholt, Cindy, 1991Upson, Nicki, 1986-87Upson, Samantha, 1985 Utley, Kristina, 2011-pres. -V- Vilvens, Vicky, 1996-98 Volker, Barb, 1985-88Vorbroker, Kimberly, 1980

-W- Wagner, Tasha,, 2000-03 Wallace, Lori, 1986-89Waltz, Kara, 1992-95Wargo, Elizabeth, 2011Waters, Kim, 1982Weaver, Lori, 1996-97Weyer, Wendy, 1981Wheeler, Dawn, 1982-84Whitehead, Meredith, 2005Wiebe, Ericka, 1980Wilhelm, Theresa, 1980-81Wilkins, Sally, 1980Williams, Julie, 1981-84Williams, Melissa Sue, 1981Williams, Mollie, 2011-pres.Williams, Rachel, 1992Wilson, Kathy, 1996-99Wilson, Kristina, 2000-03Wissel, Mary, 1980Womack, Susan, 1982 -Y- Young, Kay, 2008-11 -Z- Zahedi, Sanam, 2010-11 Zuelch, Melissa, 1991

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS



HISTORY

Athletics HonorsNSCAA All-AmericanAnn Thomas 2nd 2001Lori Wallace 2nd 1989Julie Krauser 2nd 1986Leslie Roberto 2nd 1986Vicki Niemann 3rd 1981,1983Deb McKinney 1st 1980

ISAA Senior RecognitionJulie McCaffrey 1995Lori Loew 1991Lori Wallace 1989Barbara Volker 1988Robin Paffe 1987 Soccer Buzz Freshman All-AmericansBrooke Thomas 2nd 1997Christy Hoffman HM 1997 Olympic Sports FestivalJanine Lampe 1992Leslie Roberto 1988Deb McKinney 1984 SoccerBuzz All-Great LakesKristin May 3rd 2008Tasha Wagner 2nd 2002 3rd 2003Amy Simonson 2nd 2002Heather Herweh 1st 2001,2002Christy Hoffman 1st 2001Ann Thomas 1st 2001Nickie Luse 3rd 2001Tiffany Ogden 3rd 2000Paulette Angillechia 2nd 1996Tina Matlock 2nd 1997Tracy Pohl 2nd 1997Nicole Thorne 3rd 1996Christy Hoffman 3rd 1997Brooke Thomas 3rd 1997Tina Matlock 3rd 1998 Soccer Buzz All-Freshman Great LakesLisa Stephens 2001Kim Jedlo 2000Christy Hoffman 1997Brooke Thomas 1997 All-BIG EASTKristin May 2nd 2008Erin MacDonald 2nd 2007 All-Conference USARenee Balconi 2nd 2004Tasha Wagner 2nd 20031st 2001Kristina Wilson 2nd 2001, 2003 3rd 2000Heather Herweh 1st 2001,2002Amy Simonson 2nd 2002Christy Hoffman 1st 2001 2nd 2000 3rd 1997Ann Thomas 1st 2001 3rd 1999Nickie Luse 3rd 2001Lisa Stephens 3rd 2001Tiffany Ogden 1st 2000 2nd 1999Jen Meiners 2nd 2000Kim Jedlo 3rd 2000Amy Rodeheffer 2nd 1999 3rd 1998Tina Matlock 1st 1997,1998

2nd 1996Suzanne Paulette 2nd 1997,1998Tracy Pohl 1st 1997 3rd 1996 2nd 1995VickyVilvens 2nd 1997Lauren Galea 3rd 1997Paulette Angilecchia 1st 1995,1996Joy Naber 1st 1995,1996Nicole Thorne 2nd 1996Krystin Flanagan 3rd 1996 2nd 1995Julie McCaffrey 1st 1995Kerry Stanko 2nd 1995 C-USA All-FreshmanLisa Stephens 2001Kim Jedlo 2000Ann Thomas 1998Brooke Thomas 1997Lauren Clark 1996Heather Heintzelman 1995Tina Matlock 1995 C-USA Player of the YearPaulette Angilecchia 1995,1996 C-USA Defender of the YearChristy Hoffman 2001Tracy Pohl 1997Nicole Thorne 1996Julie McCaffrey 1995 C-USA All-TournamentTasha Wagner 2002 - Off.MVPTasha Wagner 2002 - MV MFStacey Kyser 2002 - Def.MVPHeather Herweh 2002Amy Mink 2002Christy Hoffman 2001, 1997 MV GKAnn Thomas 2001 MV ForwardNickie Luse 2001 MV MFTina Matlock 1997 MV ForwardPaulette Angilecchia 1996 MV MFNichole Thorne 1996 MV Def. C-USA Player of the Week2002 - Amy Simsonson, Tracy Hale2001 - Ann Thomas, Christy Hoffman2000 - Ann Thomas1998 - Christy Hoffman, Tina Matlock (2x)1997 - Christy Hoffman, Tina Matlock, Vicky Vilvens1996 - Paulette Angilecchia, Joy Naber1995 - Julie McCaffrey, Joy Naber, Nicole Thorne All-OhioSydney Barker 1st 2010Kendall Loggins 2nd 2010Kristin May 1st 2008Kim Sykes 2nd 2008Erin MacDonald 2nd 2007Erin MacDonald HM 2006Jenn Johannigman HM 2005Kim Sykes HM 2005Becky Imhoff 2nd 2006 HM 2004, 2005TashaWagner 2nd 2003, 2001 1st 2002Kristina Wilson 2nd 2003, 2001 3rd 2002, 2000Heather Herweh 1st 2001,2002Amy Simonson 1st 2002Amy Mink 3rd 2002

Tracy Hale 3rd 2002Christy Hoffman 1st 2001 2nd 2000Ann Thomas 1st 2000 3rd 1999Nickie Luse 2nd 2001Lisa Stephens 3rd 2001Tiffany Odgen 1st 2000 2nd 1999Kim Jedlo 2nd 2000Jen Meiners 2nd 2000Amy Rodeheffer 1st 1999 All-Great MidwestPaulette Angilecchia 1st 1994Julie McCaffrey 1st 1994Tara Riffle 1st 1994Lisa Huth 2nd 1994Jenny Juengling 2nd 1994Nicole Thorne 2nd 1994 Great Midwest All-NewcomerKrystin Flanagan 1994Tracy Pohl 1994 Great Midwest All-TournamentPaulette Angilecchia 1994 Best Off.Krystin Flanagan 1994 Best Def. Cincinnati Team MVP Awards2007 - Andrea Kaminski2006 - Ashley Roush2005 - Sherry Slye2004 - Amy Mink & Lisa Stephens2003 - Kristina Wilson2002 - Amy Simonson & Heather Herweh2001 - Christy Hoffman2000 - Christy Hoffman1999 - Beth Paderi1998 - Tina Matlock1997 - Tracy Pohl1996 - Nicole Thorne1995 - Julie McCaffrey1994 - Kathy Shelton1993 - Julie DeCarlo & Erin Rosser1992 - Janine Lampe1991 - Shannon Gers1990 - Laura Kerr1989 - Lori Loew1988 - Leslie Harris1987 - Colleen Edwards1986 - Barb Volker1985 - Kerrie Glenn1984 - Chris Jones1983 - Kerrie Glenn1982 - Deb McKinney1981 - Deb McKinney1980 - Deb McKinney Academics HonorsCoSIDA Academic All-AmericanChristy Hoffman 1st 2001 CoSIDA Academic All-DistrictSydney Barker 3rd 2010Kim Sykes 2nd 2008Kim Sykes 2nd 2007Gigi Ernst 1st 2007Kim Sykes 2nd 2006Gigi Ernst 3rd 2005Rachel Lieberman 3rd 2003 NSCAA/adidas Scholar-AthleteKim Sykes HM 2007Gigi Ernst HM 2007

BEARCATS HONORS



HISTORY

Kristina Wilson 3rd 2002Nickie Luse 2nd 2001Dawn Havlin 2nd 1992Lori Loew 1st 1990Leslie Roberto 2nd 1989Jodi Krauser 2nd 1986Chris Jones HM 1985 BIG EAST Academic All-Star TeamLogan Ballinger 2009Sydney Barker 2008, 2009Rachel Barnette 2009Anna Barrett 2005, 2006Melissa Bigg 2009Christine Brewer 2009Stephanie Brindle 2006, 2007Lauren Buland 2005Jamie Clark 2005Lisa Clark 2006, 2007Kaylee Dakers 2009Ashley Daniels 2009Brooke Eberly 2009Rachael Epps 2005, 2006Gigi Ernst 2005, 2006, 2007Ana Farmer 2006Heather Haney 2005, 2006Emily Hebbeler 2009Becky Imhoff 2006Jenn Johannigman 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Katie Johnson 2009Andrea Kaminski 2007, 2008, 2009Erin Kaufman 2008, 2009Chelsea Kindschuh 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Jessica Legge 2006Jen Leiter 2005Kendall Loggins 2008, 2009Lauren Lucas 2008Erica Maine 2006, 2007Amy May 2005, 2006Kristin May 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Julie Morrissey 2008, 2009Heather Neiser 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Kate Norton 2005, 2006

Lindsey Noteboom 2005, 2007, 2008Kelli Pawelko 2008, 2009Evi Ranson 2009Nicole Sanda 2005, 2006, 2007Teresa Smolilo 2007, 2008Marie Strelka 2005Kim Sykes 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Kay Young 2008, 2009

C-USA Postgraduate ScholarshipKristina Wilson 2004 C-USA Scholar-Athlete of the YearSherri Foley 1995 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor RollAnna Barrett 2004,2005Lauren Buland 2003,2004,2005Jamie Clark 2004,2005Gigi Ernst 2005Jessica Legge 2004,2005Jen Leiter 2004,2005Amy May 2005Kate Norton 2005Rachel Lieberman 2002,2003,2004Rebbeca Miller 2004Amy Mink 2003,2004,2005Ashley Murphy 2001,2002,2003,2004Jennifer Sibert 2003,2004Lisa Stephens 2002,2004,2005Marie Strelka 2002,2003,2004,2005Tasha Wagner 2001,2002,2003,2004Kristina Wilson 2001,2002,2003,2004Erin Cain 2001,2002,2003Stacey Kyser 2001,2002,2003Renee Balconi 2003Kristen Baluta 2003Amy Simonson 2003Lisa Day 1999,2000,2001,2002Jill Firman 2000,2001,2002Heather Herweh 2000,2001,2002Christy Hoffman 1999,2001,2002Nickie Luse 2000,2001,2002Leah Polaski 2001,2002Sarah Eaton 1998,1999,2000,2001

Shannon Reardon 1999,2000,2001Lauren Clark 1997,1998,1999,2000Lauren Galea 1997,1998,1999,2000Beth Paderi 1997,1998,1999,2000Amy Rodeheffer 1997,1998,1999,2000Kathy Wilson 1999,2000Keri Kendrick 2000Katrina Smolarczyk 2000Heather Heintzelma 1996,1997, 1998,1999Katrina Bennett 1997,1998,1999Lisa Schutte 1998,1999Suzanne Paulette 1999Jenny Antrobus 1999Katherine Raynolds 1998Paulette Angilecchia 1996,1997Nicole Thorne 1996,1997Sarah Kirsch 1996,1997Gabrielle Mauren 1997Jen Mieners 1997Lori Weaver 1997Jessica Andrews 1996Krystin Flanagan 1996Sherri Foley 1996

C-USA Commissioner’s Academic MedalGigi Ernst 2005Jamie Clark 2004,2005Jen Leiter 2004,2005Jill Firman 2000Christy Hoffman 2000Leah Polaski 2000Hilary Reinardt 2000Heather Heintzelman 1998,1999Lisa Day 1999Kathy Wilson 1999Beth Paderi 1997,1998Lauren Clark 1998Katherine Raynolds 1998

Helen Norman Smith AwardKim Sykes 2008

Topcat Scholar-Athlete of the YearKim Sykes 2008

BEARCATS HONORS

CINCINNATI YEAR-BY-YEARYear Coach W L T Pct. 1980 Janet Lines 12 2 0 .8571981 Janet Lines 11 4 0 .733 Lines’ Career 23 6 0 .793 1982 John McNamara 12 4 0 .750 McNamara’s Career 12 4 0 .750 1983 Meridy Glenn 12 2 3 .7941984 Meridy Glenn 8 4 2 .6431985 Meridy Glenn 9 5 1 .6331986 Meridy Glenn 13 3 1 .7941987 Meridy Glenn 10 6 0 .6251988 Meridy Glenn 10 5 1 .6561989 Meridy Glenn 14 3 0 .8241990 Meridy Glenn 8 7 3 .5281991 Meridy Glenn 5 12 0 .2941992 Meridy Glenn 7 10 1 .4171993 Meridy Glenn 7 12 0 .3681994 Meridy Glenn 15 5 2 .7271995 Meridy Glenn 10 9 2 .5241996 Meridy Glenn 15 5 3 .7171997 Meridy Glenn 16 5 3 .729

Year Coach W L T Pct.1998 Meridy Glenn 10 10 1 .5001999 Meridy Glenn 8 10 1 .4722000 Meridy Glenn 16 6 0 .7272001 Meridy Glenn 20 4 0 .8332002 Meridy Glenn 17 4 3 .7712003 Meridy Glenn 5 12 1 .3062004 Meridy Glenn 4 14 0 .2222005 Meridy Glenn 3 11 4 .2782006 Meridy Glenn 7 9 2 .4442007 Meridy Glenn 6 10 2 .389 Glenn’s Career 255 183 36 .576 2008 Michelle Salmon 10 7 3 .5752009 Michelle Salmon 8 10 1 .4472010 Michelle Salmon 8 10 1 .4472011 Michelle Salmon 6 9 4 .4212012 Michelle Salmon 4 13 1 .250 Salmon’s Career 36 49 10 .432

All-time Record 326 242 46 .568



HALL OF FAME BEARCATSVicki (Niemann) Englehart became the first UC women’s soccer player inducted into the James P. Kelly University of Cincinnati Athletics Hall of Fame in 1999. Deb McKinney was inducted one year later and last season Paulette Angilecchia-Rumpke. Former student-athletes become eligible for the Hall of Fame five years after they have completed their eligibility.

HISTORY

RECORDS

Vicki Niemann Deb McKinney Paulette Angilecchia-Rumpke

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSGOALSGame ........................ 5 ................ Becky Fellerhoff,1982.................................. 5 ...................Vicki Niemann,1982.................................. 5 ..................Susan Womack,1982Season .................... 21 .......................... Lori Loew,1989Career ...................... 57 ............. Vicki Niemann,1980-83

ASSISTSGame ........................ 6 ............ Colleen McMahon, 1982Season .................... 17 ..................Vicki Niemann, 1982Career ...................... 29 ...............Tina Matlock, 1995-98

POINTSSeason .................... 53 ..................Vicki Niemann, 1982Career .................... 134 ............ Vicki Niemann, 1980-83

GAMES PLAYEDCareer ...................... 90 .........Krystin Flanagan, 1994-97................................ 89 ........Suzanne Paulette, 1995-98................................ 89 ................... Tracy Pohl, 1994-97................................ 89 ............Kristina Wilson, 2000-03

SAVESGame ...................... 26 ....................... Chris Jones, 1982Season .................. 127 .......................Kim Cowen, 1991Career .................... 407 ........ Andrea Kaminski, 2006-09

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGESeason ................. 0.58 ................... Julie Williams, 1983............................. 0.58 ...............Christy Hoffman, 2001Career ................... 0.96 ................... Tracy Hale, 2001-04 SHUTOUTSSeason ................. 14.5 ...............Christy Hoffman, 2001Career ...................... 33 ...... Christy Hoffman, 1997-2001

C AREER RECORDSPOINTS 1. Vicki Niemann (1980-83) .................................. 134 2. Barb Volker (1985-88) ....................................... 125 3. Paulette Angilecchia (1993-96) ........................ 118 4. Lori Loew (1986-90) ......................................... 105 Tina Matlock (1995-98)..................................... 105 6. Robin Paffe (1984-87) ......................................... 97 7. Joy Naber (1993-96) ........................................... 65 8. Amy Simonson (1999-02) ................................... 62 Lori Wallace (1986-89) ........................................ 62 10. Becky Fellerhoff (1980-82) ................................. 56 Leslie Harris (1985-88) ........................................ 56 Tasha Wagner (2000-03) ..................................... 56 GOALS 1. Vicki Niemann (1980-83) .................................... 57 2. Barb Volker (1985-88) ......................................... 51 3. Paulette Angilecchia (1993-96) .......................... 50 4. Lori Loew (1986-90) ........................................... 48 5. Robin Paffe (1984-87) ......................................... 42 6. Tina Matlock (1995-98)....................................... 38 7. Joy Naber (1993-96) ........................................... 29 8. Becky Fellerhoff (1980-82) ................................. 23 Leslie Harris (1985-88) ........................................ 23

Amy Simonson (1999-02) .................................. 23 Lori Wallace (1986-89) ........................................ 23

ASSISTS 1. Tina Matlock (1995-98)....................................... 29 2. Tasha Wagner (2000-03) ..................................... 24 3. Barb Volker (1985-88) ......................................... 23 4. Colleen McMahon (1982-85) .............................. 22 5. Vicki Niemann (1980-83) .................................... 20 6. Paulette Angiliecchia (1993-96) ......................... 18 7. Kerrie Glenn (1982-85) ....................................... 16 Erin Rosser (1992-94) ......................................... 16 Amy Simonson (1999-02) ................................... 16 Lori Wallace (1986-89) ........................................ 16

SHUTOUTS (INCLUDES SHARED) 1. Christy Hoffman (1997-01) ................................. 33 2. Laura Kerr (1987-90) .......................................... 29 3. Chris Jones (1982-85) ......................................... 27 4. Julie Williams (1981-84) ..................................... 21 5. Andrea Kaminski (2006-09) ................................ 16 6. Tracy Hale (2001-04)........................................ 13.5 7. Kathy Kronauge (1985-87) ................................. 13 8. Kara Coakley (1986-90)....................................... 12 Julie McCaffrey (1994-95) ................................... 1210. Gabrielle Mauren (1995-96) ............................... 10 TEAM RECORDS Most games played .......... 24 .... (Three times, last 2002)Most wins ........................ 20 ................................. 2001Most losses ....................... 14 ................................. 2004Most ties ............................ 4 ...............................(2010)Winning pct. ... .857 (12-2-0) ................................. 1980Goals against avg. ......... 0.57 ................................. 2001Shutouts .......................... 15 ................................. 2001Consecutive Shutouts ......... 8 ................................. 2002Most overtime games ........ 7 ................................. 1997

GOALSGame ............................... 19 ......vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1982Season ............................. 96 ................................. 1982Goals/Game ......................... 6.0 ................................. 1982

ASSISTSGame ............................... 10 ....... vs. Transylvania, 1977Game ............................... 14 ...... vs.Mt. St. Joseph 1982Season ............................. 71 ................................. 1982

WINNING STREAKSeason ............................. 13 ................................ 2001Consecutive wins .............. 13 ................................. 2001

UNBEATEN STREAKSeason ............................. 14 ................................. 1994Longest unbeaten streak .. 14 ................................. 1994

LOSING STREAKSeason ............................... 6 ........................1991, 2003Consecutive losses .............. 8 ........................1993-1994



HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICSYear Coach Overall Home Away Neutral Conf. G A Pts Sh Sh% GA Home Att2012 Michelle Salmon 4-13-1 3-5-0 1-6-1 0-2-0 1-10-0 15 15 45 244 .061 39 5,2452011 Michelle Salmon 6-9-4 2-6-2 3-3-1 1-0-1 2-7-2 22 19 63 282 .078 26 6,1882010 Michelle Salmon 8-10-1 5-4-0 3-6-0 0-0-1 2-9-0 19 16 54 248 .077 34 3,2382009 Michelle Salmon 8-10-1 4-4-0 3-5-1 1-1-0 3-7-1 26 24 76 187 .139 25 2,9022008 Michelle Salmon 10-7-3 4-4-1 6-3-2 0-0-0 5-3-3 24 20 68 237 .101 30 3,8802007 Meridy Glenn 6-10-2 4-3-2 2-7-0 0-0-0 3-7-1 23 34 80 181 .127 34 4,3722006 Meridy Glenn 7-9-2 4-3-2 3-6-0 0-0-0 3-7-1 13 10 36 248 .052 19 2,9132005 Meridy Glenn 3-11-4 1-6-2 2-5-1 0-0-1 1-8-2 16 16 48 201 .080 32 3,0152004 Meridy Glenn 4-14-0 2-7-0 2-6-0 0-1-0 1-9-0 11 11 33 164 .067 32 2,1482003 Meridy Glenn 5-13-1 4-6-0 1-7-1 0-0-0 3-7-0 16 11 43 180 .089 31 2,4202002 Meridy Glenn 17-4-3 7-1-1 6-3-1 4-0-1 6-1-3 36 31 103 306 .118 15 3,6782001 Meridy Glenn 20-4-0 7-2-0 10-1-0 3-1-0 10-0-0 38 37 113 331 .115 14 2,5492000 Meridy Glenn 16-6-0 7-1-0 8-4-0 1-1-0 9-2-0 50 35 135 247 .211 30 --1999 Meridy Glenn 8-10-1 7-3-0 1-6-1 0-1-0 6-4-1 31 28 90 273 .114 31 --1998 Meridy Glenn 10-10-1 5-4-0 4-5-1 1-1-0 7-4-0 32 24 88 282 .113 27 --1997 Meridy Glenn 16-5-3 7-2-1 6-2-1 3-1-1 6-1-2 49 36 134 305 .161 29 --1996 Meridy Glenn 15-5-3 7-0-2 5-5-1 3-0-0 7-1-1 69 54 192 408 .169 20 --1995 Meridy Glenn 10-9-2 6-3-1 3-5-0 1-1-1 4-1-0 40 24 104 167 .240 27 --1994 Meridy Glenn 15-5-2 5-2-1 7-3-0 3-0-1 1-1-1 52 33 137 318 .164 32 --1993 Meridy Glenn 7-12-0 5-4-0 2-6-0 0-2-0 -- 41 31 113 237 .173 42 --1992 Meridy Glenn 7-10-1 4-4-1 3-6-0 0-0-0 -- 35 18 88 274 .128 30 --1991 Meridy Glenn 5-12-0 3-5-0 2-7-0 0-0-0 -- 16 10 42 177 .090 44 --1990 Meridy Glenn 8-7-3 3-3-1 5-3-2 0-1-0 -- 37 25 99 237 .156 23 --1989 Meridy Glenn 14-3-0 6-2-0 8-1-0 0-0-0 -- 49 39 137 336 .146 15 --1988 Meridy Glenn 10-5-1 6-1-0 4-3-1 0-1-0 -- 47 33 127 281 .167 21 --1987 Meridy Glenn 10-6-0 5-2-0 4-2-0 1-2-0 -- 38 -- -- -- -- 20 --1986 Meridy Glenn 13-3-1 5-1-1 5-2-0 3-0-0 -- 70 -- -- -- -- 19 --1985 Meridy Glenn 9-5-1 6-0-1 2-4-0 1-2-0 -- 53 -- -- -- -- 18 --1984 Meridy Glenn 8-4-2 5-0-0 2-3-2 1-1-0 -- 46 -- -- -- -- 11 -- 1983 Meridy Glenn 12-2-3 7-1-0 2-1-1 3-0-2 -- 47 -- -- -- -- 14 --1982 John McNamara 12-4-0 7-0-0 5-4-0 0-0-0 -- 96 -- -- -- -- 24 --1981 Janet Lines 11-4-0 3-1-0 6-1-0 2-2-0 -- 58 -- -- -- -- 17 --1980 Janet Lines 12-2-0 7-1-0 5-1-0 0-0-0 -- 46 -- -- -- -- 12 --



HISTORY

SERIES RECORDS W L T First Last Akron ......................10 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 1973 .... 2009Adelphi .....................0 ...... 0 ......1 ....... 1984 .... 1984Akron ........................1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2009 .... 2009Barry College .............1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1986 .... 1986Bowling Green ..........3 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2002 .... 2010Brown .......................0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1985 .... 1985Butler ........................5 ...... 2 ......2 ....... 1991 .... 2001California...................0 ...... 3 ......0 ....... 1981 .... 1987UC-Irvine ...................0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2012 .... 2012Cal-Santa Barbara .....0 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 1986 .... 1990Cal-Poly .....................1 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 2000 .... 2011Central Florida ...........1 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 1982 .... 1987Central Michigan .......4 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1980 .... 2005Cleveland State .........2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2006 .... 2007Charlotte ...................5 ...... 5 ......2 ....... 1995 .... 2004Coastal Carolina .........1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2011 .... 2011 College of Charleston 2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2010 .... 2011Colorado ....................0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2012 .... 2012Colorado College .......1 ...... 3 ......0 ....... 1981 .... 1989Connecticut ...............1 ...... 2 ......2 ....... 1983 .... 2011Cortland State ...........0 ...... 0 ......1 ....... 1983 .... 1983Creighton ..................1 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1993 .... 1994Dayton ....................12 ...... 5 ......1 ....... 1983 .... 2008Denison .....................4 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1980 .... 1983DePaul.....................12 ...... 3 ......1 ....... 1996 .... 2011Detroit .......................3 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1994 .... 1997Duke..........................0 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 1991 .... 1992East Carolina .............3 ...... 1 ......1 ....... 2001 .... 2004Eastern Kentucky .......1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2009 .... 2009Elon ...........................0 ...... 0 ......1 ....... 2012 .... 2012Evansville ..................4 ...... 3 ......2 ....... 1994 .... 2004Florida .......................1 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2002 .... 2004George Mason ...........1 ...... 8 ......0 ....... 1984 .... 1994Georgetown ..............1 ...... 6 ......0 ....... 2005 .... 2011George Washington ...1 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1989 .... 1990Georgia .....................0 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 2000 ............Georgia State ............1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1997 .... 1997Hartwick ...................1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1983 .... 1983Houston ....................4 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 1998 .... 2002Illinois .......................0 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 2002 .... 2010

Indiana ......................7 ...... 7 ......0 ....... 1980 .... 2002James Madison .........0 ...... 3 ......0 ....... 1991 .... 1993Kalamazoo ................1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1986 .... 1986Kentucky ...................6 ...... 8 ......1 ....... 1992 .... 2009Lewis .........................1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1988 .... 1988Lindenwood ..............0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1982 .... 1982Louisville .................18 ...... 9 ......1 ....... 1984 .... 2011Loyola (Ill.) ................2 ...... 0 ......1 ....... 1992 .... 2011Marquette .................9 .... 13 ......3 ....... 1980 .... 2011Maryland ..................0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1992 .... 1992Memphis ...................9 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1995 .... 2004Mercer .......................0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1992 .... 1992Metro State ...............1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1988 .... 1988Miami (OH) ...............8 ...... 4 ......2 ....... 1980 .... 2008Michigan ...................4 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1980 .... 2008Michigan State ........12 ...... 8 ......0 ....... 1980 .... 2006Minnesota .................3 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1997 .... 2002Missouri-Rolla ...........3 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1983 .... 1985Missouri-St. Louis ......4 ...... 4 ......0 ....... 1981 .... 1989Monmouth ................2 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1989 .... 1996Morehead State .........5 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1980 .... 2010Mount St. Joseph.......4 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1982 .... 1985Nebraska ...................0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2012 .... 2012New Mexico ..............0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2004 .... 2004North Carolina ...........0 ...... 3 ......0 ....... 1982 .... 1988UNC Greensboro ........2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1994 .... 1995North Carolina State ..2 ...... 3 ......1 ....... 1985 .... 1999Northeastern .............0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2009 .... 2009Northern Colorado ....1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1987 .... 1987Northwestern ............1 ...... 2 ......1 ....... 1996 .... 2011Notre Dame ...............1 .... 12 ......1 ....... 1991 .... 2011Oakland.....................3 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 2001 .... 2007Ohio ..........................1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2009 .... 2009Ohio State .................7 ...... 2 ......1 ....... 1980 .... 2005Pittsburgh .................2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2007 .... 2010Providence ................1 ...... 1 ......1 ....... 2005 .... 2011Purdue ......................3 ...... 1 ......1 ....... 1980 .... 2006Quincy .......................1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1981 .... 1981Radford .....................3 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1986 .... 1990Robert Morris ............2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1992 .... 1993Rutgers .....................2 ...... 7 ......1 ....... 1993 .... 2011

Saint Louis ................8 ...... 4 ......0 ....... 1996 .... 2009St. John’s ...................2 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2006 .... 2009St. Joseph’s (Ind.) ......1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1988 .... 1988St. Mary’s (Minn.) ......2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1985 .... 1986Sacramento State ......1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2001 .... 2001San Diego State .........1 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1999 .... 2000Seton Hall .................3 ...... 3 ......1 ....... 2005 .... 2011Slippery Rock ............1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1981 .... 1981Siena Heights ............2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1989 .... 1990SIU- Edwardsville ......5 ...... 3 ......1 ....... 1982 .... 1991South Carolina ...........0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2009 .... 2009Southern Methodist ..1 ...... 1 ......1 ....... 1989 .... 1991Southern Miss ...........4 ...... 1 ......1 ....... 1998 .... 2004USF ............................8 ...... 7 ......1 ....... 1996 .... 2011Springfield ................0 ...... 0 ......1 ....... 1983 .... 1983Syracuse ....................0 ...... 0 ......2 ....... 2006 .... 2009Tennessee .................0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 2002 .... 2002Texas A&M ................0 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1981 .... 1981TCU ............................2 ...... 1 ......0 ....... 1991 .... 2003Toledo .......................2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2001 .... 2003Tulane .......................5 ...... 1 ......1 ....... 1996 .... 2004Tulsa ..........................2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1989 .... 1990UAB ...........................6 ...... 4 ......0 ....... 1996 .... 2004Vanderbilt .................6 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 1985 .... 1996Villanova ...................2 ...... 5 ......1 ....... 1984 .... 2011Virginia .....................0 ...... 6 ......1 ....... 1987 .... 2001West Virginia .............0 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 2007 .... 2010Western Carolina .......0 ...... 0 ......1 ....... 2011 .... 2011 Western Michigan .....1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 2010 .... 2010William & Mary .........1 ...... 5 ......1 ....... 1983 .... 2005Wilmington ...............4 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1986 .... 1990Wisconsin ..................3 ...... 9 ......2 ....... 1981 .... 2011Wis.-Green Bay ..........2 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1991 .... 1994Wis.-Milwaukee ........4 ...... 2 ......0 ....... 1989 .... 2003Wittenberg ................1 ...... 0 ......0 ....... 1986 .... 1986Wright State ..............8 ...... 4 ......1 ....... 1985 .... 2008Xavier ......................24 ...... 5 ......0 ....... 1982 .... 2011

TOTALS ....................326 .. 242 ....46 ..(.568)



HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1980 RECORD: 12-2-0COACH: JANET LINESMarquette W 7-0at Denison W 5-1at Ohio State* W 5-0Indiana W 1-0Morehead State W 4-0at Miami (OH)* L 0-4Purdue* W 4-0at Central Michigan* W 6-1Miami (OH)* L 0-1

MISWL TournamentMiami (OH)* W 2-1Indiana* W 3-2Michigan State W 4-1

1981RECORD: 11-4-0 COACH: JANET LINESAIAW TOURNAMENTat Purdue* W 5-0at Denison W 8-0Missouri-St.Louis L 1-2at Michigan* W 4-1at Central Michigan* W 3-0at Michigan State L 1-2at Indiana* W 2-1Miami (OH)* W 3-0Ohio State* W 7-3Slippery Rock* W 2-0

AIAW Region 5 Tournamentat Quincy W 10-0vs.Wisconsin W 4-1

AIAW National Championshipvs. TX A&M L 1-2vs.Colorado College W 6-2vs.California L 1-3

1982 RECORD: 12-4-0 COACH: JOHN MCNAMARAat Morehead State W 6-0at Missouri-St.Louis L 0-4at SIU-Edwardsville W 7-0at Lindenwood L 0-5at Mt. St. Joeseph W 19-0Michigan* W 8-0Central Michigan W 15-0Miami(OH)* W 15-0Xavier* W 3-0at Ohio State* W 5-0Purdue* W 8-0at North Carolina L 0-7at Central Florida L 0-7Michigan State* W 4-0at Miami (OH)* W 6-1Denison W 9-0

1983RECORD: 12-2-3 COACH: MERIDY GLENN NCAA TOURNAMENTCentral Florida W 3-2Hartwick W 2-0Missouri-St.Louis L 0-1William&Marry W 3-1Michigan St* W 4-1at Denison W 8-1at Cortland State T-OT 1-1Mt.St.Joeseph W 9-0Indiana* W 2-0at Morehead State W 3-1Dayton* W 8-1at Xavier W 1-0at Missouri-Rolla W 1-0at SIU-Edwardsville W-OT 2-1

NCAA First Roundat California L 0-5

1984RECORD: 8-4-2COACH: MERIDY GLENNXavier W 4-0at George Mason L 1-4at William&Mary L 0-3Louisville W 10-0at Missouri-St.Louis L 0-1at Missouri-Rolla W 4-0at SIU-Edwardsville L 0-1Morehead State W 10-0at Adelphi T-OT 1-1at Villonova T-OT 0-0at Dayton W 2-0Wisconson W 1-0at Mt.St.Joseph W 9-1

1985 RECORD: 9-5-1 COACH: MERIDY GLENNLouisville W 6-0SIU-Edwardsville T-OT 1-1Vanderbilt W 10-0vs.Brown L 2-3vs.Connecticut L 0-2at Wright State W 4-0at Wisconsin L 0-3Mt.St.Joseph W 13-0Missouri-Rolla W 2-0at North Carolina L 0-4at Xavier W 6-0Missouri-St.Louis W 2-1Dayton W 5-1

1986RECORD: 13-3-1 COACH: MERIDY GLENNNCAA TOURNAMENTat Willington W 5-1at William&Mary L 2-6at George Mason L 1-4at Louisville W 13-1vs.Barry College W 2-0vs.St.Marys(MN) W 3-2vs. Wisconsin W 3-0Wright State W 4-0Xavier W 4-1Vanderbilt W 7-0Wisconsin T-OT 1-1Radford W 3-0Wittenberg W 6-0at Kalamazoo W 7-0at Michigan State W 5-0at Dayton W 4-2

NCAA First Roundat Cal-Santa Barbara L 0-1

1987RECORD: 10-6-0 COACH: MERIDY GLENNat Xavier W 3-0Louisville W 10-0at Central Florida L 1-5at California L 0-2at Vanderbilt W 6-0Michigan State W 3-0at Colorado College L 0-1at Northern Colorado W 3-0at Wright State W 2-0Dayton W 1-0William & Mary L-OT 0-1George Mason L 1-6at Virginia L-OT 2-4at Radford W 2-0Wilmington W 1-0Missouri-St.Louis W 3-1

1988RECORD: 10-5-1COACH: MERIDY GLENNNorth Carolina L-OT 1-4SIU-Edwardsville W 3-0at Wilmington W 3-1Lewis W 1-0at Wisconsin L 0-2at Louisville W 7-1at Michigan State L 2-3Wright State W 4-0Xavier W 2-0at Colorado College L 1-5at Metro State W 3-0at Dayton W 2-1



HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSSt.Joseph’s(IN) W 13-0at George Mason L 0-1at Virginia T-OT 1-1Missouri-St.Louis W 4-2

1989RECORD: 14-3COACH: MERIDY GLENNSiena Heights W 2-0Wisconsin L 2-1Colorado College L-OT 1-4at Xavier W 4-0at Missouri-St.Louis W 3-0at SIU-Edwardsville W 3-0Louisville W 2-0Michigan State W 4-2at Radford W 4-1Tulsa W 3-0Wisc.-Milwaukee W 5-1at SMU W 2-0at Virginia L 1-3Dayton W 5-0at Wright State W 3-0at Monmouth W 5-1at George Washington W-OT 2-1

1990RECORD: 8-7-3 COACH: MERIDY GLENNat Willmington W 5-0Siena Heights W 5-0George Washington L 0-1Southern Methodist T-OT 0-1Virginia L 0-1at Dayton T-OT 3-3at Michigan State W 1-0Xavier L 1-2Cal-Santa Barbara L 1-3Wright State W 2-1SIU-Edwardsville L 0-1Tulsa W-OT 4-3at Louisville W 7-0Radford L 2-3at Wisconsin L 0-2at Wisc.-Mikwaukee W 1-0at George Mason W 2-0vs.William&Mary T-OT 1-1

1991RECORD: 5-12-0 COACH: MERIDY GLENNWisc.-Green Bay W-OT 2-1at SIU-Edwardsville L 0-1Notre Dame L 0-4at Butler W-OT 4-3Michigan State L 0-2Xavier L 0-2

at North Carolina St. L 0-6at Duke L 0-2at James Madison L 1-2at Virginia L 0-5Wisc.-Milwaukee W 2-1Wisconsin L 0-2at Wright State L 0-2George Mason L 1-2Dayton W 3-2at TCU W 2-0at SMU L 0-5

1992RECORD: 7-10-1 COACH: MERIDY GLENNat Kentucky W 1-0Mercer L 1-3at Maryland L-OT 2-4at George Mason L 0-2Butler T-OT 2-2at Michigan State L 1-3at Xavier W 1-0Duke L 1-2North Carolina St. W 1-0Louisville L 1-2at Notre Dame L 0-3at Loyola(IL) W 5-1Robert Morris W 8-0Wright State W 4-2at Wisconsin L 1-3at Wisc.-Milwaukee L 1-2Dayton L-OT 0-1James Madison L 1-2

1993RECORD: 7-12-0 COACH: MERIDY GLENNat Indiana L 1-3Kentucky W 2-1at Creighton L 0-3vs.Rutgers L 0-1Dayton L 1-6Loyola (IL) W 7-0Virginia L 1-3at Louisville L 1-2Michigan St. L-OT 1-2at Butler L 1-3at Robert Morris W 11-1Xavier W 2-1at Vanderbilt W 4-2at Wright State L-OT 2-3Marquette W 4-1Wisconsin L 1-3at James Madison L 0-5at George Mason L 1-2Ohio State W 1-0

1994RECORD: 15-5-2 COACH: MERIDY GLENNNCAA TOURNAMENTIndiana L 1-3vs.Wright State W 4-1vs. Dayton W 3-1at Marquette L 1-2at Wisc.-Green Bay W 5-0George Mason L 1-2vs.Notre Dame L 1-7vs.North Carolina St. T-OT 1-1at UNC Greensboro W 2-1at Ohio State W 1-0Vanderbilt W 1-0at Kentucky W-OT 3-2Detroit Mercy W 5-1at Michigan State W 2-1Evansville T-OT 2-2at Xavier W 3-0Rutgers W 1-0Creighton W-OT 5-4Louisville W 4-0at Dayton W 2-0vs.Evansville W 2-1

NCAA First Roundat Vanderbilt L-3OT 2-3

1995RECORD: 10-9-2 COACH: MERIDY GLENNMichigan State L 1-2at Detroit Mercy L 2-3vs.Wright State T-OT 0-0at Dayton W 4-2Xavier W 4-0at Butler W 2-1at Louisville W 2-1Wisconsin L 1-2Charlotte W 3-0Notre Dame T-OT 2-2Kentucky L-OT 1-2at Vanderbilt L 0-2at Memphis W 6-0Indiana W 2-1Marquette W 2-1at Evansville L 0-3UNC Greensboro W 2-1Ohio State W 3-1at Monmouth L 0-5at Rutgers L 3-5

Conference USA TournamentEvansville L 0-3



HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1996RECORD: 15-5-3COACH: MERIDY GLENNat Xavier W 1-0Detroit W 2-0Butler T-OT 1-1at DePaul W 8-0at Northwestern L 1-2Louisville T-OT 0-0at Marquette L-OT 0-1at Wisconsin T-OT 0-0Saint Louis W 7-1Memphis W 5-1at UAB W 3-0at Tulane W 8-0at Kentucky L-OT 0-2Vanderbilt W 3-1at Ohio State L 1-5South Florida W 8-0Charlotte W 3-0Monmouth W 7-1at Michigan State W 2-0at Indiana L 1-2

Conference USA Tournamentvs. Memphis W 2-1vs. Saint Louis W 2-0vs. Marquette W-OT 4-2

1997RECORD: 16-5-3 COACH: MERIDY GLENN NCAA TOURNAMENTat Butler W 2-1vs. Indiana L 1-3at Minnesota W 3-1vs.Detroit W 2-1Marquette T-OT 0-0DePaul W 3-0at Saint Louis W 3-0at Memphis W-OT 3-2Xavier W 1-0at South Florida W 1-0Evansville L 1-2at Louisville W 4-0Kentucky W-OT 3-2Miami (OH) W 5-1UAB L 1-2Tulane W 8-0at Charlotte T 1-1at North Carolina St. L 0-2Michigan State W-OT 2-1

Conference USA Tournamentvs.Louisville W-OT 1-0vs.UAB W-OT *2-2*UC advances on penalty kicksvs. Marquette W 1-0

NCAA Play-In

Georgia State W 2-1NCAA First Round

Notre Dame L 1-7

1998RECORD: 10-10-1COACH: MERIDY GLENNMinnesota W 1-0at Evansville T-OT 2-2at Xavier L 1-2Northwestern L 0-2at Louisville W 3-0Charlotte W 2-1South Florida L 1-2at Houston L 0-2at Saint Louis W 3-1at Marquette L 1-2at DePaul W 3-0at Kentucky L-OT 1-2Butler W-OT 1-0Southern Miss W 5-1Tulane W 2-0Indiana L-OT 0-1at UAB L 0-1at Memphis W 2-1Georgia L 0-5

Conference USA Tournamentvs.Houston W 3-0vs.Charlotte L 1-2

1999RECORD: 8-10-1 COACH: MERIDY GLENNXavier W 4-2North Carolina St. W-OT 2-1Louisville W 5-0at San Diego State L 0-5at South Florida L 0-1at Charlotte L 0-2at Miami(OH) L 1-2Saint Louis W 1-0Houston L 0-1DePaul W 3-1Marquette L 1-2Kentucky L 0-1at Michigan State L 2-5at Tulane W 4-1at Southern Miss T 1-1Memphis W 3-0UAB W 2-0at Indiana L 2-0

Conference USA Tournamentvs.Charlotte L 1-2

2000RECORD: 16-6-0 COACH: MERIDY GLENNat Kentucky L 0-2at Xavier W 4-0at Evansville W 1-0at Georgia L 3-4Cal Poly L 0-1San Diego State W 5-2at DePaul W 2-1at Marquette L 2-5Southern Miss W 4-0Tulane W 3-1at Houston W 3-1at Saint Louis L 0-4Louisville W 4-1at Butler W 3-2at UAB W 2-1at Memphis W 2-1South Florida W 5-1Charlotte W-20T 1-0Indiana W 1-0

Conference USA Tournamentvs. Houston W 4-2at Saint Louis W-20T 1-0vs.Marquette L-2OT 0-1

2001RECORD: 20-4-0 COACH: MERIDY GLENNNCAA TOURNAMENTat Indiana L 0-1Minnesota W 2-0at Cal Poly W 1-0at Sacramento State W 1-0Miami(OH) L 0-1Southern Miss W 3-0South Florida W 4-0at UAB W 2-1at Memphis W 2-0Butler L 0-1at Toledo W 2-0at Saint Louis W 2-0Evansville W-2OT 2-1Marquette W-2OT 2-1DePaul W 1-0at Charlotte W 1-0East Carolina W 1-0at Louisville W-2OT 1-0

Conference USA Tournamentvs. Saint Louis W 2-0vs.UAB W 2-0at Marquette W 1-0

NCAA Tournamentvs.Oakland W 3-2at Notre Dame W 3-2at Virginia L 0-4



HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2002RECORD: 17-4-3 COACH: MERIDY GLENNNCAA TOURNAMENTat Xavier W 3-0Florida W 2-1Indiana W 3-1at Illinois L 0-3at UW-Milwaukee W 2-1at Minnesota W 2-1at Southern Miss W 2-0at Tulane T-2OT 1-1TCU W 3-0Houston W 1-0Bowling Green W 2-0Oakland W 1-0at East Carolina T-2OT 0-0at Marquette W-1OT 1-0at DePaul W 2-0Charlotte T-2OT 0-0Saint Louis L 0-2Louisville W 3-0at Ohio State W 1-0

Conference USA Tournamentvs.South Florida W 3-1vs.East Carolina W 2-1vs.Marquette W 2-1

NCAA Tournamentvs.Kentucky W 1-0at Tennessee L 1-2

2003RECORD: 5-13-1 COACH: MERIDY GLENNToledo W-OT 2-1Xavier W 3-1Central Michigan L-2OT 1-2at Miami(OH) T-2OT 2-2Ohio State L 0-2at Bowling Green L 0-1TCU* L 1-2Memphis* W 2-1at UAB* L 0-2at USF* L 0-2Wis.-Milwaukee L 0-1at Oakland L 1-5Marquette* L 0-2at William&Mary L 1-3at DePaul* W 1-0at Saint Louis* L 0-1Charlotte* L-2OT 0-1East Carolina* W 2-1at Louisville* L 0-1

2004RECORD: 4-14-0 COACH: MERIDY GLENNvs.New Mexico L 0-2at Purdue L 1-2Dayton L 0-2Kentucky L 0-3Evansville W 2-0at Xavier W 3-2at Florida L 0-4at UAB* L 0-2Southern Miss* L 0-1Tulane* L 1-2at Marquette* L 0-5at DePaul* W 1-0Miami W 2-1Louisville* L 0-1East Carolina* L-OT 1-2Charlotte* L 0-1at Memphis* L-2OT 0-1at USF* L 0-1

2005RECORD: 3-11-4COACH: MERIDY GLENNWilliam & Mary L 1-2Michigan State W 1-0vs.Ohio State T-2OT 2-2at Dayton L 1-2at Kentucky T-2OT 2-2at Central Michigan W 1-0Louisville* L 0-1Xavier L-OT 1-2at #5 Notre Dame* L 0-4DePaul* T-2OT 0-0at #16 Connecticut* L 0-3at Providence* W 1-0at Villanova* L 1-2at Georgetown* L 0-4#14 Marquette* L 3-4USF* L-OT 2-3Rutgers* L 0-1Seton Hall* T-2OT 1-1

2006RECORD: 7-9-2 COACH: MERIDY GLENNKentucky W 1-0Purdue T-2OT 0-0at Miami(OH) W 2-1at Xavier L-OT 0-1at Michigan State L 0-2Oakland W 1-0at Louisville* L 1-4Cleveland State W 3-0at DePaul* W 3-1Syracuse* T-2OT 0-0

St. John’s* L 0-1Georgetown* W 1-0Villanova* L 0-1at Marquette* L 0-2at USF* W 1-0at Rutgers* L 0-2at Seton Hall* L 0-1Notre Dame L 0-3

2007RECORD: 6-10-2COACH: MERIDY GLENNXavier W-2OT 2-1Miami (OH) T-2OT 1-1at Michigan L 0-3Dayton W 4-3at Oakland L 0-1at Wright State L 1-2Louisville* L-2OT 0-1at Cleveland State W 4-1DePaul* L-2OT 1-2at Notre Dame* L 1-6at Pittsburgh* W-2OT 2-1at West Virginia* L 0-2Seton Hall* L 1-2Rutgers* W 2-1USF* W 3-0Marquette* T-2OT 1-1at Georgetown* L 0-5at Villanova* L 0-1

2008RECORD: 10-7-3 COACH: MICHELLE SALMONBowling Green W 3-1Wright State L 2-3Michigan W 2-1Kentucky L 0-1at Miami (OH) W OT 3-2at Dayton L 0-1at Xavier W 1-0at Louisville* L 0-3at DePaul* W 2-1#1 Notre Dame* L 0-6Providence* T O2 1-1Connecticut* W 2-1at Seton Hall* W 2-0at #21 Rutgers* T O2 0-0at USF* W 2-1at Marquette* T O2 1-1Villanova* W 2-1Georgetown* L O2 0-1

BIG EAST Tournamentat St. John’s W 1-0at #1 Notre Dame L 0-5



HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2009RECORD: 8-10-1COACH: MICHELLE SALMONat Kentucky L 1-2at Ohio W 2-0at Northeastern L 0-2vs Saint Louis W 1-0vs South Carolina L 0-4Xavier W 4-0at Eastern Kentucky W 3-2Louisville* W 2-0Akron W 2-1Notre Dame* L 1-2at DePaul * L 0-1at Syracuse * T O2 1-1at #12 St. John’s* W 1-0at Villanova* L 1-3at Georgetown* L 2-3Marquette* L 0-1USF* L OT 1-2Rutgers* L OT 0-1Seton Hall* W 4-0

2010RECORD: 8-10-1COACH: MICHELLE SALMONMorehead State W 2-1at Bowling Green W-2OT 2-1vs. Northwestern T-2OT 0-0at Wisconsin W 1-0College of Charleston W 2-0Western Michigan W 1-0Illinois L 0-3at Louisville* L 1-3at Xavier W 1-0at Notre Dame* L 0-4DePaul* L-OT 1-2Pittsburgh* W 2-1West Virginia* L 0-4Georgetown* L 1-3Villanova* W 3-2at Marquette* L 0-4at USF* L 0-1at Rutgers* L 1-2at Seton Hall* L 1-3

2011RECORD: 6-9-4COACH: MICHELLE SALMONCal Poly L 2-1Xavier W 1-0at Northwestern W 2-1vs. Loyola T 0-0 (2OT)Western Carolina T 1-1 (2OT)Wisconsin L 2-1at Coll. of Charleston W 3-2 (2OT)vs. Coastal Carolina W 4-0

at DePaul * W 1-0 (2OT)Notre Dame * L 4-1at Providence L 2-0at Connecticut * T 2-2 (2OT)USF * T 1-1 (2OT)Marquette * L 4-0at Georgetown L 2-1at Villanova * L 1-0Seton Hall * W 3-0Rutgers * L 1-0 (OT)Louisville * L 1-0 2012RECORD: 4-13-1COACH: MICHELLE SALMONat Elon T-2OT 1-1at N.C. State W 3-1Northeastern W-2OT 2-1Eastern Kentucky W 2-0Nebraska L 2-1vs. UC Irvine L 2-1vs. Colorado L 2-1DePaul* L 1-0at Notre Dame* L 7-0St. John’s* W-2OT 1-0Syracuse* L 1-0at USF* L 4-1at Marquette* L 5-0Georgetown* L 1-0Villanova* L 1-0at Seton Hall* L 3-1at Rutgers* L 5-0at Louisville* L-2OT 2-1

*Conference matches

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