2010 Oakland Women's Soccer Media Guide by Scott MacDonald

KARA WEBER

SARAH LYNCH

OAKLAND SOCCER

Radio/ TV Roster

0 • Melissa MacKinnon 1 • WHITNEY SARKIS 2 • BRITTANY BROWN 3 • MARLEN KNOPH 4 • BRIANNA BOWERY 5 • AMY TRANDELL 6 • DANI HAELEWYN GK • 5-11 • Freshman GK • 5-7 • Sophomore M • 5-5 • Sophomore M • 5-4 • Sophomore D • 5-9 • Sophomore F • 5-4 • Junior M • 5-2 • Senior Burlington, Ontario West Bloomfield, Mich. Rochester Hills, Mich. Fjellhamar, Norway Rochester Hills, Mich. Sterling Heights, Mich. Rochester, Mich.

7 • NIKKI NEUBAUER 8 • KARA WEBER 9 • JESSICA CONRAD 10 • SARAH LYNCH 11 • ALYSSA FULTON 12 • KRISTEN STEFFES 13 • Savanna Ferns M • 5-0 • Senior (RS) D • 5-10 • Sophomore D • 5-9 • Junior M • 5-7 • Junior M • 5-5 • Sophomore D • 5-7 • Sophomore M• 5-6 • Freshman Milford, Mich. Calgary, Alberta Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Mississauga, Ontario Burton, Mich. Grand Blanc, Mich. Melbourne, Australia

14 • CARA DUFFY D • 5-8 • Senior Medina, Ohio

IFC

15 • Julianne Boyle 16 • NICOLE DeLUCA 17 • MELISSA HARTWIG 18 • Abigail Haelewyn 20 • SHANNON DOYLE 21 • Serena San Carier M • 5-4 • Freshman M • 5-4 • Sophomore M • 5-6 • Senior M • 5-1 • Freshman M • 5-0 • Junior D • 5-8 • Freshman Lake Orion, Mich. Clinton Township, Mich. Chesterfield, Mich. Rochester Hills, Mich. Lake Orion, Mich. Sudbury, Ontario

22 • Kourtney Grant 24 • Jordan Penz D • 5-6 • Freshman M • 5-6 • Freshman Brampton, Ontario Sterling Heights, Mich.

25 • Caitlin West F • 5-4 • Freshman Royal Oak, Mich.

35 • Payj O’Shea 33 • KATIE BRAMBLE M • 5-5 • Sophomore GK • 5-7 • Freshman Wixom Mich. Manistee, Mich.

NICK O’SHEA Head Coach 17th Season

26 • Meghan Reynolds 27 • MEGHAN HARTWIG 30 • SHANNON COLEY 31 • ALISSA BEEMAN F • 5-8 • Freshman M • 5-5 • Senior GK • 5-5 • Junior F • 5-4 • Junior Aurora, Ontario Chesterfield, Mich. Auburn Hills, Mich. Armada, Mich.

DAVE MORGAN Assistant Coach 5th Season

GORDON GARDINER CHRIS EDWARDS JENNIFER PERKINS Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Administrative Assistant 10th Season 2nd Season 7th Season

Quick Facts / TOC

QUICK FACTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

City/Zip:.................................. Rochester, Mich. / 48309 Founded:.............................................................. 1957 Enrollment:........................................................ 18,162 Nickname:............................................ Golden Grizzlies School Colors:......................................... Black and Gold Field:...................................................... OU Soccer Field Capacity:.............................................................. 1,000 Affiliation:.............................................. NCAA Division I Conference:.................................... The Summit League President:............................................. Dr. Gary D. Russi Alma Mater/Year:............. Southwestern Oklahoma, ‘69 Athletics Director:......................................... Tracy Huth Alma Mater/Year:...................................... Oakland, ‘85 Athletics Phone:........................................248/370-3190 Ticket Office Phone:..................................248/370-4000

Radio/TV Roster:............................................................. IFC Quick Facts........................................................................ 1 Media Information............................................................. 2 Staff Directory.................................................................... 2 Head Coach Nick O’Shea................................................... 3 Assistant Coaches.............................................................. 4 Roster/Pronunciation Guide................................................ 5 Player Bios.................................................................... 6-20 AC Milan Visit.................................................................. 21 2009 Statistics and Results................................................ 22 The Summit League......................................................... 23 League Honorees............................................................. 23 All-Time Letterwinners..................................................... 24 Oakland Honorees........................................................... 25 OU Records................................................................. 26-27 Year-By-Year Records.................................................. 28-30 All-Time Series Results................................................. 31-32 Vartsity O Program............................................................ 33 Meadow Brook Hall.......................................................... 34 Welcome to OU................................................................ 35 Meadow Brook Music Festival.......................................... 36 Local Sports..................................................................... 37 This is Rochester......................................................... 38-39 The OU Soccer Field.................................................... 40-41 OU President Dr. Gary Russi............................................. 42 Director of Athletics Tracy Huth....................................... 43 OU Athletics Administration............................................. 44 OU Athletics Staff........................................................... IBC 2009 Schedule / Seniors...................................... Back Cover

SOCCER STAFF Head Coach:............................................... Nick O’Shea Alma Mater/Year: ..................................... Oakland, ‘06 Record at School (yrs):.......................... 179-105-16 (16) Career Record (yrs):............................................... Same Women’s Soccer Office Phone:................. 248/370-4009 Best time/day to reach coach:......................... mornings Assistant Coaches:............. Dave Morgan (Oakland, ‘84) .................. Gordon Gardiner, Chris Edwards (Volunteer) Administrative Assistant:.... Jennifer Perkins (Detroit, ‘97) Head Athletic Trainer:...................................... Tom Ford Office Phone:............................................248/370-3189 Women’s Soccer Trainer:............................ Lainie Bisbee

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Women’s Soccer SID:............................... Scott Dunford Alma Mater/Year:........................... Berry College, 2004 Office Phone:........................................... 248/370-3123 E-Mail Address:........................ WSDunfor@oakland.edu Director of Athletic Communications:. Scott MacDonald Office Phone:........................................... 248/370-4008 E-Mail Address:........................ macdona2@oakland.edu Mailing and Overnight Address:...... 2200 N. Squirrel Rd. ............................... Oakland University Athletics Center .............................................Rochester, MI 48309-4401

MEDIA OUTLETS Detroit News .................................................. 313/222-2261 Detroit Free Press ............................................. 313/222-6661 Flint Journal .................................................... 810/766-6125 Oakland Press ................................................. 248/745-4775 The Daily Tribune ............................................ 248/541-3006 Macomb Daily ................................................ 586/469-4510 Oakland Post .................................................. 248/370-4265 Comcast Sports .............................................. 248/233-4808 Fox Sports Detroit ........................................... 248/226-9700 WDIV-TV ........................................................ 313/222-0500 WJBK-TV ........................................................ 248/226-9700 WXYZ-TV . ...................................................... 248/827-9407 WJR Radio ...................................................... 313/873-9830 WWJ Radio ..................................................... 248/423-3340 WDFN Radio ................................................... 248/848-1130 WXYT Radio ................................................... 248/455-7350

Athletic Directory

Credentials: Members of the media covering Oakland soccer games are not required to wear media passes. Media planning to cover a game at the OU Soccer Field should contact Scott Dunford no later than one day prior to the event to request seating space. Seating is limited and will be allocated as requests are received. Seating: All media representatives including radio will be seated in the press box pending availability. Statistical Services: Oakland University provides complete NCAA box scores at the conclusion of each half. Statistics are kept on computer using The Automated Scorebook. Radio: Requests to broadcast from the OU Soccer Field should be made to Scott Dunford at least ONE WEEK prior to the game. No hard-wired telephone lines will be available. Information: Most information about Oakland soccer is available to the general public and media on our internet website. Visit www.ougrizzlies.com. Requests for information not on the website should be made to the Media Relations office. Our office is here to help serve your needs and will do everything possible to help you in your coverage of Golden Grizzlies soccer. Media Guide: The 2010 Oakland University Golden Grizzlies yearbook is a production of the Oakland University Office of Athletic Communications. It was designed, written, and edited by Scott Dunford, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications and Paul Smith with assistance and contributions from Scott MacDonald, Director of Athletics Media Relations and cover design by Sarah Judd. Photography by Jose Juarez, Scott Dunford, Samantha Franz, Barbara Herbst, and Rick Smith. Special thanks to coach Nick O’Shea, Director of Athletics Tracy Huth, and the entire Oakland University athletics family.

Athletics Directory

Main Numbers - 248 Area Code University Exchange 370 Athletics Main Ticket Office Athletics Fax Communications Fax

3190 4000 4056 3138

Administration Tracy Huth Simon Dover Stacy Mosely Holly Kerstner Joe Impellizzeri Lainie Bisbee Mike Bond Kate Boylan Jana Carney Gina DeMartis Scott Dunford Tom Ford Schenette Fowler Matt Herrema Adrian Kowal Scott MacDonald Lois Prizolo Elisabeth Putnam Samantha Radel Robby Stewart Chad Thompson Eddie Turner

Director of Athletics 2669 Associate AD 4004 Associate AD/SWA 4016 Assistant AD 3106 Assistant AD 3117 Assistant Athletic Trainer 3132 Athletic Communications Asst. 3201 Coord. of Promotions and 3161 Marketing Business Ops Coordinator 4668 Administrative Assistant 2669 Asst. Dir. of Communications 3123 Head Athletic Trainer 3189 Accounting Clerk 3192 Assistant Athletic Trainer 3132 Compliance Coordinator 4927 Director of Communications 4008 Accounting Clerk 3193 Facility Coordinator 4050 Associate Athletic Trainer 3132 Faculty Representative 2303 Coord. Annual Giving 4034 Equipment Manager 4012

Head Coaches Rob Beam Brian Costello Beckie Francis Pete Hovland Greg Kampe LaDonia Hughes John Musachio Nick O’Shea Tara Palmer Eric Pogue Sara Porzondek Heather Redshaw Paul Rice

Volleyball Men’s/Women’s Golf Women’s Basketall M/W Swimming and Diving Men’s Basketball Softball Baseball Women’s Soccer Cheer Team Men’s Soccer Dance Team Women’s Tennis M/W XC/Track and Field

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The Head Coach

Nick O’Shea • Head Coach 17th Year at Oakland • Oakland, 2006 179-105-15 at Oakland / 172-96-15 overall

The Oakland University women’s soccer program has a history of winning. A large part of that winning history is associated with Nick O’Shea who has racked up 179 career wins in 16 seasons with the program. Entering his 17th season as OU’s head soccer coach in 2010, O’Shea has firmly established himself as one of the most successful head coaches in any sport at OU with a.608 career-winning percentage and having guided his teams to at least a share of seven regular season league titles in OU’s 11 seasons in the league. The Golden Grizzlies have also captured six league tournament titles and have made five appearances in the NCAA tournament. Oakland’s most recent league title and NCAA Tournament appearance came in the 2007 season when the Golden Grizzlies appeared in the Summit League championship game for the seventh time in eight seasons and came away with their sixth title with a 3-1 defeat of Western Illinois. The win marked OU’s second consecutive league tournament title, and also their second consecutive tournament championship win over Western Illinois. OU advanced to the NCAA tournament against Purdue, holding the Boilermakers scoreless in the first half before Purdue scored four second-half goals to pull away from the Golden Grizzlies. The Golden Grizzlies also picked up a share of the league regular season title during the 2008 season, the eighth time since joining the league. However, the team eventually fell to South Dakota State in The Summit League title match. The 2009 Oakland team finished the season 7-9-1 and just missed making The Summit League Tournament. OU won the final Mid-Continent Conference title with an elimination of Western Illinois on penalty kicks after the two squads battled to a 1-1 tie. At the NCAA Tournament OU drew top-seed Notre Dame and were within a goal of the Fighting Irish early in the second half before ND pulled away. Under O’Shea’s tutelage, Oakland produced both the Mid-Con’s Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year in 2006. O’Shea has excelled at developing the players that come into the Oakland program into some of the top talent in the conference and region. Since OU’s move to the Mid-Con in 1999, O’Shea has had 25 of his players earn all-conference honors a total of 54 times as well as having eight student-athletes earn Player of the Year accolades and another pair being named the conference Newcomer of the Year. O’Shea guided a young 2005 squad that included just a pair of seniors back to OU’s customary spot in the Mid-Con standings, firstplace. Led by the Mid-Con Offensive Player of the Year, Kristi Swaving, the Golden Grizzlies finished the season with a 9-8-1 record and a 4-2 mark in the Mid-Con. When the end of the season rolled around O’Shea had OU back in the Mid-Con championship game for the fifth time in six seasons. Despite losing 10 seniors and fielding a squad with six freshmen and five sophomores in 2004, O’Shea was still able to get Oakland into the Mid-Con Tournament, finishing third in the regular season standings and picking up impressive wins against Marquette, Syracuse and #13 Michigan. Oakland had one of its best seasons in 2003, when O’Shea guided the Golden Grizzlies to a 15-5-1 record and a perfect 6-0 slate in the Mid-Con, the school’s third undefeated Mid-Con record since joining the conference. OU went on to win its fourth Mid-Con Tournament and played in the NCAA Tournament for a third straight year. After finishing with a regular-season mark of 10-12-1 in 2002, O’Shea led a late-season surge that saw the Golden Grizzlies capture their

second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament when it took the MidCon title on penalty kicks over regular season champion Oral Roberts. In 2001, a victory over Michigan State on October 18 led to O’Shea’s 100th career victory as Oakland head coach. He capped off the season when Oakland University represented the Mid-Continent Conference for the first time in the NCAA Tournament. The Golden Grizzlies fell to #20 Cincinnati in the first round, 3-2, a team that went on to the Sweet 16 in the tournament. Oakland finished the season with a 16-4-1 record, breaking school records for most shutouts in a season (12) and tying the marks for consecutive games without a loss (9) and consecutive victories (8). Nick O’Shea was named Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year by the NSCAA in 2001. In 2000, O’Shea’s Golden Grizzlies finished 12-5-1 overall and 4-1 in the Mid-Con. Oakland claimed the regular-season title and the MidContinent Conference Tournament Championship. Prior to coming to Oakland, O’Shea was the head women’s coach at Schoolcraft Community College and coached at Livonia Churchill High School. He led Schoolcraft to the National Junior College Athletic Association title in 1987, where he was named NJCAA Coach of the Year, and to a pair of third-place finishes. Livonia Churchill advanced to the MHSAA Class A state finals three times under O’Shea. O’Shea played collegiate soccer at OU in 1982 and 1983. In both seasons the Pioneers advanced to the NCAA Division II semifinals. An All-Region player in 1983, O’Shea came to Oakland after two seasons at Schoolcraft, where he earned second team NJCAA All-America laurels. After college he played professionally with the Kalamazoo Kangaroos and the Toledo Pride of the indoor AISA, and the Tulsa Tornado and Oklahoma City Stampede of the outdoor USL from 1984-1987. O’Shea graduated from Oakland with a bachelor’s degree in general studies with a minor in communication, is a holder of a United States Soccer Federation “A” License. He is the recipient of the prestigious Ron Wigg award for service and dedication to the Region 2 Girls Olympic Development Program. O’Shea resides in Rochester Hills with his wife Leslie-ann and their three children, Ashlyn, Sydney and Rylee. In the spring of 2008, O’Shea was inducted into the Hollie L. Lepley Hall of Honor for his accomplishments as a player at OU.

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Assistant Coaches

DAVE MORGAN

GORDON GARDINER

Assistant Coach 5th year Oakland, ‘84

The 2010 season marks the third year for Dave Morgan as a full-time assistant coach for the Oakland women’s soccer program, and his fifth overall with the team. Prior to being promoted to full-time assistant in 2008, Morgan served for two seasons as a volunteer assistant on Nick O’Shea’s staff. While working on the OU staff, Morgan’s primary duties have included on-field coaching and overall team development. Morgan has also updated the program’s recruiting plan for future recruiting classes. An experienced coach with coaching experience at several area high schools, Morgan has led squads at Bloomfield Hills Lahser, Birmingham Groves, Waterford Kettering, and Walled Lake Western. Morgan also spent a season coaching at Pope John Paul High School in Boca Raton, Fla., while also coaching several club programs. Outside of coaching, Morgan was involved in the professional beverage industry from 1982-2004, spending the last four years as the vice president of sales and marketing for the Stoney Creek & Atwater Brewing Company in Detroit.

CHRIS EDWARDS Volunteer Assistant

LAINIE BISBEE Athletic Trainer

Scott Dunford

Women’s Soccer SID

Assistant Coach 10th year

Gordon Gardiner is entering his 10th season working with the Oakland women’s soccer team. His primary role with the Golden Grizzlies is as a goalkeeping instructor. Prior to Oakland, Gardiner worked for Leeds United Football Club in England as a goalkeeper coach from 1998 to 2001. Gardiner played semi-professional soccer in England from 1985-1992 and is a member of the English FA Coaches Association. Currently Gardiner is Head Coach of several Premier teams within the Rochester Select Soccer Club, Asst. Director of the Michigan Goalkeeper Academy.

JENNIFER PERKINS

Administrative Assistant 7th year Detroit, ‘97

Jennifer Perkins begins her seventh season on Nick O’Shea’s staff at Oakland in 2010. She handles most of the administrative duties of the program as well as assisting with on field coaching and recruiting. Perkins came to the Golden Grizzlies with 10 years of coaching experience under her belt with three different area teams. She has been a head coach for the Vardar Youth Soccer Club for 10 years and has also been a head coach in the state Olympic Development Program since 1998. Perkins has also coached at West Bloomfield High School from 1992-94. She also brings a wealth of experience as a camp clinician to the program. A holder of a national “D” coaching license, Perkins played in college at the University of Detroit for four years from 1993 1996. She was also a member of the Canadian Provincial Team from 1990-93 and a pool player on the Canadian National Team from 1991-93.

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2009 Roster

2010 GOLDEN GRIZZLIES ROSTER No. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 30 31 33 35

Name Position Height Melissa MacKinnon GK 5-11 Whitney Sarkis GK 5-7 Brittany Brown MF 5-5 Marlen Knoph MF 5-8 Brianna Bowery D 5-9 Amy Trandell F 5-4 Dani Haelewyn MF 5-2 Nikki Neubauer MF 5-0 Kara Weber D 5-10 Jessica Conrad D 5-9 Sarah Lynch MF 5-7 Alyssa Fulton MF 5-5 Kristen Steffes D 5-7 Savanna Ferns MF 5-6 Cara Duffy D 5-8 Julianne Boyle MF 5-4 Nicole DeLuca MF 5-4 Melissa Hartwig MF 5-6 Abigail Haelewyn MF 5-1 Shannon Doyle MF 5-0 Serena San Cartier F 5-8 Kourtney Grant D 5-6 Jordan Penz MF 5-6 Caitlin West F 5-4 Meghan Reynolds F 5-8 Meghan Hartwig MF 5-5 Shannon Coley GK 5-5 Alissa Beeman F 5-4 Katie Bramble MF 5-5 Payj O’Shea GK 5-7

Class Fr. So. So. So. So. Jr. Sr. Sr.-R So. Jr. Jr. So. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr.

Hometown / Previous School/High School Burlington, Ontario, Canada / Notre Dame Catholic West Bloomfield, Mich. / Marian Rochester, Mich. / Avondale Fjellhamar, Norway / LorensKog Rochester Hills, Mich. / Rochester Sterling Heights, Mich. /Stevenson Rochester, Mich. / Stoney Creek / Central Michigan Milford, Mich. / Hartland Calgary, Alberta, Canada / Bishop O’Byrne Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada / Prince Andrew Mississauga, Ontario, Canada / Saint Martin Burton, Mich. / Kearsley Grand Blanc, Mich. / Grand Blanc Melbourne, Australia/ Rowville Secondary College/ Hornesglen Medina, Ohio / Medina Lake Orion, Mich. /Lake Orion Clinton Township, Mich. / Fraser Chesterfield, Mich. / L’Anse Creuse North Rochester Hills, Mich. / Stoney Creek Lake Orion, Mich. / Lake Orion Sudbury, Ontario, Canada / Lo-Ellen Park Secondary Brampton, Ontario, Canada / St. Marguerite d’Youville Catholic Sterling Heights, Mich. / Troy Royal Oak, Mich. / Royal Oak Aurora, Ontario, Canada / Aurora Chesterfield, Mich. / L’Anse Creuse North Auburn Hills, Mich. / Avondale Armada, Mich. / Armada Manistee, Mich. / Manistee Wixom, Mich. / Walled Lake Northern

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Marlen Knoph........................................... Mar-lane Dani Haelewyn.......................................Hal-uh-win Abigail Haelwyn.....................................Hal-uh-win Brianna Bowery....................................... Bow-er-ee Nikki Neubauer....................................New-bow-er Amy Trandell............................................ Tran-Dell

Serena San Cartier..................................Car-tee-ay Shannon Coley...........................................Coh-lee

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Meet the Players

Alissa Beeman

5-4, Junior, Forward Armada, Mich. / Armada

2009: ^ Saw action in four games

High School: ^ Served two years as team captain at Armada High School ^ Her team won four conference titles and two district titles ^ A two-time conference MVP and all-state selection ^ A three-time team MVP and a four-time all-area and all-district selection ^ Holds her school record for goals scored ^ Also played three years of volleyball and ran cross country ^ A four-time all-region selection in cross country and an all-state selection her junior year Personal: Full Name: Alissa J. Beeman Birthday: June 12, 1990 Parents: Duane and Geri-Ann Beeman Siblings: Casey and Anna Major: Health Sciences. Year G-GS 2008 6-2 2009 4-0 Totals 10-2

Shots 0 0 0

G 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

Points 0 0 0

5-9, Sophomore, Defender Rochester Hills, Mich. / Rochester

2008: ^ Saw action in six games, drawing the start in two ^ Helped the Golden Grizzlies to a share of The Summit League regular season title

Alissa Beeman Career Stats

Brianna Bowery

GWG 0 0 0

2009: ^ Saw action in nine games ^ Made her first collegiate start against New Mexico (9/6) ^ Named to the Summit League All-Academic team High School: ^ Earned three letters for coach Todd Heugh at Rochester High School ^ Helped Rochester High advance to the 2007 state championship match ^ An all-area and all-district selection as a senior ^ Graduated Magna Cum Laude. ^ Played club soccer for the Bloomfield Force Soccer Club as well as Vardar ^ While playing for the Bloomfield Force, won the 2008 CASL championship Personal: Full Name: Brianna Lynn Bowery Birthdate: December 29, 1991 Parent: Lori Bowery Siblings: Amanda and Michael > Sister, Amanda, plays soccer at Michigan Major: Health Sciences

Brianna Bowery Career Stats Year G-GS 2009 9-1 Totals 9-1

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Shots 1 1

G 0 0

A 0 0

Points 0 0

GWG 0 0

Meet the Players

Julianne Boyle

5-4, Freshman, Midfielder Lake Orion, Mich. / Lake Orion

High School: ^ Earned three varsity letters at Lake Orion High School under head coach Ken Snage ^ She helped the team to a district title during the 2009 season ^ Was a Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association (MHSSCA) all-state division 1 first team selection ^ Was also named all-district, all-area, all-county and all-league by the MHSSCA ^ Named the Sportsmanship Award winner at the 2009 Orange Classic/ Neal Brady Memorial Tournament ^ Played club soccer with Vardar Academy ^ Won the state championship with Vardar in 2005 and the Orange Classic in 2009 ^ Participated in the US Olympic Development Program, earning a spot on the state team and the Region II Pool Academic Awards and Extracurricular Activities: ^ Graduated fourth in her class at Lake Orion ^ Graduated Suma Cum Laude Top Athletic Performance: ^ Had four goals and one assist in the district semifinals during her senior season of high school soccer Personal: Full Name: Julianne Marie Boyle Birthdate: November 5, 1992 Parents: Joe and Sandy Boyle Siblings: Greg, Jessica and Kyle > Sister, Jessica, played at OU from 2005-08 and was named the 2008 Summit League Offensive Player of the Year

Katie Bramble

5-5, Sophomore, Midfielder Manistee, Mich. / Manistee

2009: ^ Saw action in six games ^ Scored two goals and added an assist, for a total of five points ^ Took three shots, all of them on goal ^ Scored the game-winning goal vs. Oral Roberts (10/18), her first collegiate goal Manistee High School: ^ Earned four letters for coach Guillen at Manistee High School ^ A four-time team MVP, three-time all-district selection, and two-time all-state honoree ^ Also lettered in skiing, basketball, and cross country ^ Won a state title as a member of the MHS womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s skiing team Personal: Full Name: Katherine Joyce Bramble Birthdate: May 5, 1991 Parents: Jeff Bramble and Karen Sundbeck Siblings: McKenna and Alora Major: Health Sciences

Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. Great Soccer Program 2. Included my intended area of study 3. Comfortable campus environment Major: Engineering Biology

Katie Bramble Career Stats Year G-GS 2009 6-0 Totals 6-0

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Shots 3 3

G 2 2

A 1 1

Points 5 5

GWG 1 1

Meet the Players

Brittany Brown

5-5, Sophomore, Midfielder Rochester Hills, Mich. /Avondale

High School: ^ Earned four letters for coach Dave Muczynski at Avondale High School ^ Scored the game-winner on a header to clinch the league title her junior year ^ Helped Avondale to three league championships, one district championship and a regional final in her junior year ^ Played club soccer for Vardar ^ Also played high school volleyball Personal: Full Name: Brittany Nichole Brown Birthdate: February 7, 1991 Parents: Dennis Brown and Kim Simpson Siblings: Justin Brown, Shelby Simpson and Zach Simpson Major: Health Sciences Year G-GS 2009 5-0 Totals 5-0

Shots 3 3

G 2 2

A 0 1

Points 4 5

5-5, Junior, Goalkeeper Auburn Hills, Mich. / Avondale

2009: ^ Saw action in five games ^ Scored two goals for a total of four points ^ Scored both of her goals vs. UMKC (10/2) ^ Named to the Summit League All-Academic team.

Brittany Brown Career Stats

Shannon Coley

GWG 0 1

2009: ^ Started 13 games with a record of 5-7-1 ^ Tied the school record with 17 saves vs. South Dakota State (10/9) ^ Finished the season with 62 saves and 5.5 shutouts ^ Posted a 1.45 goals against average over 1115:28 minutes ^ Named Summit League Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 28 after recording six saves in a 1-0 win over Detroit Mercy (9/22) ^ Had a stretch of 380 minutes and 53 secondswithoutallowing a goal ^ Finished the season ranked fifth in shutouts and eighth in goals against average for a single season at Oakland. ^ Now ranks fifth in career shutouts at OU. 2008: ^ Saw action in nine games, drawing the start in six ^ Made 11 saves against Central Michigan (8/31) ^ Posted a shutout against Bowling Green State (8/29) High School: ^ Lettered for coach Dave Muczynski at Avondale High School ^ A second team all-state selection ^ Also won all-league and all-district honors Personal: Full Name: Shannon Alexandra Coley Birthday: August 8, 1990 Parents: Milton and Julie Coley Siblings: Brieanna, Kristopher and Marques Major: Integrative Studies

Shannon Coley Career Stats Year G-GS 2008 9-6 2009 13-13 Totals 22-19

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Minutes 559:00 1115:28 1674:28

GA 11 18 29

GAA 1.77 1.45 1.56

Saves 28 62 90

ShO 1.5 5.5 7

Meet the Players

Jessica Conrad

5-9, Junior, Defender Dartmouth, Nova Scotiia, Canada Prince Andrew

2009: ^Saw action in 15 games drawing seven starts ^ Took two shots with one on goal.

2008: ^ Saw action in 13 games, drawing seven starts ^ Fired three shots, with a shot on goal against Cornell (9/5). Before Oakland: ^ Participated in the Canadian national training program ^Graduated from Prince Andrew High School ^ Played club soccer and helped lead her team to a sixth place finish nationally in 2006 ^ Played for the Dartmouth United Senior Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s club team for coach Jeff Aucoin, scoring two goals. ^ Due to participation in national training program, was not allowed to play high school soccer Personal: Full Name: Jessica Conrad Birthdate: March 1, 1990 Parents: Vince Conrad and Dora Jonah

Nicole DeLuca

5-5, Sophomore, Midfielder Clinton Township, Mich. / Fraser

2009: ^ Saw action in 17 games and recorded one assist for one point ^ Took 12 shots putting two on goal ^ Assisted on the game-winning goal against St. Bonaventure (8/30) High School: ^ Earned four letters for coach Thaler Mukhtar at Fraser High School ^ Won league titles all four years (one MAC Blue, three MAC White) ^ All-conference, all-district, and all-state honoree ^ Named the MAC White MVP twice ^ Scored 49 goals with 29 assists over the course of her career Personal: Full Name: Nicole Marie DeLuca Birthdate: January 6, 1991 Parents: Greg and Donna DeLuca Siblings: Rachel Major: Pre-Elementary Education

Major: Psychology

Nicole DeLuca Career Stats Year G-GS 2009 17-0 Totals 17-0

Jessica Conrad Career Stats Year 2008 2009 Totals

G-GS 13-6 15-7 28-13

Shots 3 2 5

G 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

Points 0 0 0

Shots 12 12

G 0 0

A 1 1

Points 1 1

GWG 0 0

GWG 0 0 0

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Meet the Players

Shannon Doyle

5-0, Junior, Midfielder Lake Orion, Mich. /Lake Orion

2009: ^ Saw action in 17 games drawing 11 starts ^ Notched two assists for two points ^ Took 13 shots with five on goal ^ Had assists against St. Bonaventure (8/30) and UMKC (10/2) 2008: ^ Played in 19 games, drawing six starts ^ Notched two goals against Centenary (10/3) and Southern Utah (10/31) ^ Also tallied an assist to finish the year with five points ^ Led the OU defensive effort that allowed 0.75 goals per-game and only six goals in league ^ Tied for second in goals per-game and goals allowed in regular-season leauge play ^ Tied for second-best during the regular-season play in goals allowed pergame and total goals conceded in league play ^ Helped Oakland to a share of The Summit League regular season title High School: ^ Lettered for coach Ken Snage at Lake Orion High School ^ Served as team captain ^ Team was ranked fifth her sophomore year and sixth her junior year ^ Scored four goals with seven assists her freshman year ^ Also played club soccer with Vardar 90 for coach Jason Davis Personal: Full Name: Shannon Doyle Birthdate: August 23, 1989 Parents: Jim and Becki Doyle Major: Integrative Studies

G-GS 19-6 17-11 36-17

5-8, Senior, Defender Medina, Ohio / Medina

2009: ^ Saw action in nine games drawing one start ^ Named to the Summit League All-Academic team 2008: ^ Played in 10 games and drew the start in three ^ Helped the Golden Grizzlies to an 8-1 league season and a share of The Summit League regular-season title ^ Assisted the OU defensive effort that allowed 0.75 goals per game and only six goals in league play ^ Averages in goals per-game and goals scored in league play were both second-best during the regular season 2007: ^ Saw action in 14 games ^ An academic all-Summit League selection ^ Tallied one assist in a 2-2 tie with Illinois State (9/30) ^ Launched one shot on goal in a 3-1 victory over Detroit (10/14) ^ Helped OUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s defense keep a 1.41 goals against average overall and a 0.86 average in league play High School: ^ Earned four letters for coach Scott Simpson at Medina High School ^ Named her teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most improved player in 2006 ^ All-conference selection as a junior ^ Scored a total of nine goals in her career ^ Named the athlete-of-the-week by the Media Gazette in 2003 ^ Also lettered twice in basketball ^ Played club soccer for the Cleveland Cobras, where she won a pair of state and national titles Personal: Full Name: Cara Duffy Birthdate: October 14, 1988 Parents: Robert and Elizabeth Duffy

Shannon Doyle Career Stats Year 2008 2009 Totals

Cara Duffy

Shots 11 13 24

G 2 0 2

A 1 2 3

Points 5 2 7

GWG 0 0 0

Major: Marketing Cara Duffy Career Stats Year 2007 2008 2009 Totals

G-GS 14-0 10-3 9-1 33-4

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Shots 1 0 0 1

G 0 0 0 0

A 1 0 0 1

Points 1 0 0 1

GWG 0 0 0 0

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Savanna Ferns

5-6, Freshman, Midfielder Melbourne, Australia Rowville Secondary / Homesglen

High School: ^ Played for coach Stuart Munro at Rowville Secondary College ^ Won two Victorian Women’s Premier League championships with her Boh Hill Inter WSC team ^ Helped the Victorian Secondary Schools State team finish third at the U-19 Secondary Schools National Championship ^ Advanced to the National Championships with her Football Federation Victoria State team in 2005-06 ^ Won the National Futsal championship with her FF. Victoria team in 2009. ^ Represented the Southeast Region in the annual girls state soccer championships from 2003-07 ^ Also participated in track, running the 800 and 1500 meters, representing her school in the state finals for the 800m Academic Awards and Extracurricular Activities: ^ Played the lead role in a high school musical Top Athletic Performance: ^ Winner of the Women’s Youth (U-19) National Futsal Championship in 2009 Personal: Full Name: Savannajeet Kaur Ferns Birthdate: May 25, 1990 Parents: Laurie and Shan Ferns > Father, Laurie, played soccer in England and the Victorian State League. He is now an elite coach with Monsah City Siblings: Curran > Brother, Curran, has played for Melboune Victory in the Australian A-League and is currently at the National Training Centre in Victoria Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. The women’s soccer program 2. The good education program 3. The location and people, which offered a chance to live in another beautiful part of the world, take in new culture and make new friends Major at Oakland: Political Science / Pre-Law

Alyssa Fulton

5-5, Sophomore, Defender Burton, Mich. / Kearsley

2009: ^ Started in 16 games ^ Took two shots with one on goal ^ Earned a spot on the All-Freshman Summit League Team ^ Named to the Summit League All-Academic team High School: ^ Earned four letters for coaches Howard Hatherly and Phil Carter at Flint Kearsley High School ^ Played on two district champion squads ^ Named all-state and all-region as a senior, winning all-conference and all-district awards three times ^ Also played three years of basketball and two years of track ^ Won conference championships in track in two individual events and two team events Personal: Full Name: Alyssa Sue Fulton Birthdate: December 29, 1990 Parents: Ron and Jackie Fulton Siblings: Ryan Major: Health Sciences

Alyssa Fulton Career Stats Year G-GS 2009 16-16 Totals 16-16

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Shots 2 2

G 0 0

A 0 0

Points 0 0

GWG 0 0

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Kourtney Grant

5-6, Freshman, Defender Brampton, Ontario, Canada St. Marguerite d’Youville Catholic

High School: ^ Played four years of women’s soccer at St. Marguerite d’Youville Catholic Secondary School, where she trained with coaches Habib and McDonald earning one letter as team captain ^ Played club soccer for the Ajax Storm, which won the Ontario Youth Soccer League (OYSL) in 2009 with an 18-0 record ^ Also won the Ontario Cup with the Ajax Storm and was ranked the No. 1 femal team in Ontario ^ Joined the Waterloo Hawks in 2010 and became OYSL division champions ^ Also participated in women’s volleyball and basketball Academic Awards and Extracurricular Activities: ^ Was a four-year Honour Roll student ^ Won her school’s leadership award in 2009

Abigail Haelewyn

5-1, Freshman, Midfielder Rochester Hills, Mich. Stoney Creek

High School: ^ Earned four varsity letters at Stoney Creek High School under coach Erin Rodger ^ Was selected as team captain and team most valuable player by teammates and coaches in her senior season ^ Selected as an all-state honorable mention honoree as a senior in addition to earning all-region honors ^ Was a four-time all-league and all-district honoree ^ Ranks near the top of the SCHS record books with 25 goals and 23 assists in her career ^ Played club soccer with Force FC and finished in the top three in the state Top Athletic Performance: ^ Scored three goals and had one assist in the same game ^ Scored two goals to help her school beat local rival Adams High School 3-1 in her freshman season

Top Athletic Performance: ^ Had four goals and one assist in the district semifinals during her senior season of high school soccer

Personal: Full Name: Abigail Marguerite Haelewyn Birthdate: May 16, 1992 Parents: Douglas Haelewyn and Barb Foster Siblings: Jessica, Danielle and Douglas > Sister, Danielle, is a senior team captain on the OU women’s soccer team

Personal: Full Name: Kourtney Patricia Victoria Grant Birthdate: February 22, 1992 Parents: Balford and Shawnette Grant Siblings: Cameron and Carter Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. Campus is great with high academic standards 2. The OU soccer team plays the type of soccer I enjoy watching and playing 3. Relatively close to home so my parents can come watch games

Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. Academics 2. Location 3. The family atmosphere on the soccer team Major at Oakland: Undecided

Major at Oakland: Physical Therapy

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Meghan Hartwig

Dani Haelewyn

5-2, Senior, Midfielder Rochester Hills, Mich. Stoney Creek / Central Michigan

2009: ^ Saw action in 17 games drawing 16 starts with one goal for two points ^ Took 37 shots with 18 on goal ^ Scored her first collegiate goal vs. UMKC (10/2) ^ Named to the Summit League AllAcademic team

2008: ^ A second team All-Summit League selection ^ Played in 19 games and drew the start in 13 ^ Netted the game-winning goal against Western Illinois (10/17) ^ Became just the fourth player in OU history to score three goals in a half in OU’s win over North Dakota State (10/26) ^ Finished second on the team and fifth in The Summit League in goals with seven ^ An Academic All-Summit League team selection 2007: ^ Saw action in 15 games, drawing the start in five ^ An academic all-Summit League selection ^ Started her debut against Syracuse (8/31) ^ Took two shots on the season, both on goal ^ Scored her first career goal against Illinois State (9/30) ^ Notched her lone assist of the season at Detroit (10/14)

Central Michigan: ^ Saw action in 17 games, drawing eight starts ^ Fired ten shots, with two shots coming on goal ^Qualified for the Dean’s list as the Chippewas led all Division I programs in team GPA High School: ^ Was a four-year starter at Rochester Hills Stoney Creek High School ^ Team was state runner-up in 2005 ^ Named all-league, all-district, and all-region in each of her final three seasons ^ Named third team all-state as a sophomore and honorable mention as a junior and senior ^ Played her club soccer with the Bloomfield Force, which won the United States Youth Soccer Association U-18 national championship in 2007 ^ The Bloomfield Force team also won Disney College Showcase and San Diego Surf Cup ^ Was a member of the ODP Region II Developmental pool. Personal: Full Name: Danielle Rene Haelewyn Birthdate: December 19, 1988 Parents: Douglas Haelewyn and Barbara Foster Siblings: Jessica, Abigail and Douglas >Sister, Abigail, is a freshman player on the OU women’s soccer team.

High School: ^ Earned four letters for coach Scott Boice at L’Anse Creuse High School ^ Four-time all-district selection ^ Three-time all-league player ^ Named the team’s MVP in 2004 ^ All-county as a junior ^ Scored five goals and had six assists as a junior ^ Named academic all-league four times ^ Played club soccer for BASC Heat ^ Also lettered four times in basketball ^ Named an honor roll student ^ Earned the Crusader Commitment Award Personal: Full Name: Meghan Elizabeth Hartwig Birthdate: April 13, 1989 Parents: Ken and Lisa Hartwig Siblings: Melissa > Twin sister, Melissa, also plays soccer for Oakland ... has a cousin that played softball at Detroit Major: Elementary Education

Major: Elementary Education

Meghan Hartwig Career Stats

Dani Haelewyn Career Stats G-GS 13-7 17-16 30-23

2009: ^ Saw action in 17 games drawing 12 starts recording four assists for four points ^ Took 14 shots with seven on goal ^ Assisted on the game-winning goal against NCAA Tournament qualifier Northern Arizona (9/4) ^ Named to the Summit League All-Academic team.

2008: ^ Saw action in 13 games, drawing the start in seven ^ Fired 16 shots, with five shots coming on goal ^ Moved into the starting lineup during the latter part of the season ^ Picked up an assist in her first game in an OU uniform at Kentucky (9/19) ^ An academic all-Summit League selection

Year 2008 2009 Totals

5-5, Senior, Midfielder Chesterfield, Mich. L’Anse Creuse North

Shots 16 37 53

G 0 1 1

A 1 0 1

Points 1 2 3

GWG 0 0 0

Year 2007 2008 2009 Totals

G-GS 15-5 19-12 17-12 51-29

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Shots 4 18 14 36

G 1 7 0 8

A 1 2 4 7

Points 3 16 4 23

GWG 0 1 0 1

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Melissa Hartwig

5-6, Senior, Midfielder Chesterfield, Mich. Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Anse Creuse North

2009: ^ Saw action in 16 games drawing 14 starts recording one assist for one point ^ Took five shots with three on goal ^ Assisted on the game-winning goal vs. St. Bonaventure (8/30) with 6:05 left 2008: ^ Played in 16 games and drew the start in eight ^ Notched a goal against Western Illinois en route to a 4-0 shutout (10/17) ^ Also tallied two assists and four shots on goal ^ An Academic All-Summit League team selection. 2007: ^ Played in 12 games, starting two ^ Started her debut at Iowa State (9/2) ^ Earned the starting nod at North Dakota State (9/9) took two shots on the season High School: ^ Earned four letters for coach Scott Boice Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Anse Creuse North High School ^ Four-time all-district and all-league pick ^ Team MVP as a sophomore and junior ^ Scored 14 goals and provided 11 assists as a junior when she was also an all-county selection ^ Academic all-league four times ^ Played club soccer for BASC Heat ^ Also lettered four times in basketball ^ Led the state of Michigan in three-point percentage in 2005 ^ Earned recognition as an honor roll student Personal: Full Name: Melissa Beth Hartwig Birthdate: April 13, 1989 Parents: Ken and Lisa Hartwig Siblings: Meghan > Twin sister, Meghan, also plays soccer for Oakland ... has a cousin that played softball at Detroit

Marlen Knoph

5-4, Sophomore, Midfielder Fjellhamar, Norway / LorensKog

2009: ^ Saw action in 17 games drawing nine starts ^ Scored one goal and had two assists to total four points ^ Set up the game-winning goal versus Oral Roberts (10/18) ^ Scored her first collegiate goal against IPFW (10/23) ^ Named to the Summit League All-Academic team Prior to Oakland: ^ Played with the Fjellhamar team from 1999-2005 and Team Strommen from 2005-09 ^ Won the Norway Cup with Team Strommen in 2007, and three indoor conference cups. Personal: Full Name: Marlen Sofie Knoph Birthdate: December 29, 1989 Parents: Ole Petter Knoph and Anne Sofie Knoph Siblings: Ole Jorgen and Kaja Marie Knoph > Cousin Phillip Braathen, played soccer for Oakland from 2001-03 Major: Pre-Business Administration Shannon Coley Career Stats Year G-GS 2008 9-6 2009 13-13 Totals 22-19

Major: Elementary Education

Melissa Hartwig Career Stats Year 2007 2008 2009 Totals

G-GS 12-2 16-8 16-14 44-24

Shots 2 8 5 15

G 0 1 0 1

A 0 2 1 3

Points 0 4 1 5

GWG 0 0 0 0

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Minutes 559:00 1115:28 1674:28

GA 11 18 29

GAA 1.77 1.45 1.56

Saves 28 62 90

ShO 1.5 5.5 7

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Sarah Lynch

5-7, Junior, Midfielder Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Saint Martin

2009: ^ Saw action in 14 games drawing 11 starts ^ Scored five goals for 10 points ^ Took 22 shots with 10 on goal ^ Scored the game-winning goal against NCAA Tournament qualifier Northern Arizona (9/4) ^ Had the game winner against St. Bonaventure (8/30) ^ Scored in back-to-back games against UMKC (10/2) and Southern Utah (10/4) 2008: ^ Named to the all-Summit League second team and Summit League All-Newcomer team ^ Saw action in 20 games, drawing 14 starts ^ Scored six goals with four assists on the season for 16 points ^ Fired 30 shots, 14 on goal ^ Scored her first career goal against Nebraska (9/14) ^ Scored the lone OU goal in a 3-1 loss to IUPUI (10/10) ^ Had three goals and an assist, including the game-winning goal, against IPFW (10/12) ^ Scored one goal in The Summit League championship against Southern Utah (11/7) ^ An academic all-Summit League selection

Personal: Full Name: Melissa Ashley MacKinnon Birthdate: January 30, 1992 Parents: Bob and Debbie MacKinnon Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. Strong academics 2. The competitive environment of division I sports 3. The great group of girls that make up the team

Major: Biology

Sarah Lynch Career Stats Shots 30 22 52

High School: ^ Earned four varsity letters at Notre Dame Cactholic High School under head coach Casey Downey ^ Helped the team to four straight Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) tournament appearances ^ Was an all-district, all-region and all-province squad selection ^ Won the 2009 Ontario Indoor Cup Championship and won the OFSAA Provincial Championship ^ As a freshman, helped her team finish third in the OFSAA Provincial Championship, posting three shutouts in five games and allowing just two goals for the tournament ^ Won four Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference titles from 2007-10 ^ Had four shutouts in four games to lead her team to the Eagle Cup Championship in 2008 ^ Helped team win the Adidas Showcase Tournament in Syracuse, N.Y. ^ Played club soccer with the Erin Mills Soccer Club, Newmarket Soccer Club and Waterloo Hawks ^ Waterloo Hawks finish first in the Ontario Youth Soccer League for the 2010 season ^ Also competed in three years of cross country

Top Athletic Performance: ^ Was the only grade-nine player to earn a spot ont he senior team in high school

Personal: Full Name: Sarah Florestine Lilian Lynch Birthdate: April 2, 1990 Parents: Michael and Frances Lynch > Her cousin, Daniel Lynch, played football and ran track at Temple

G-GS 20-13 14-11 34-24

5-5, Senior, Midfielder Burlington, Ontario, Canada Notre Dame Catholic

Academic Awards and Extracurricular Activities: ^ Was an honor roll student in ninth and tenth grade

High School: ^ Lettered in soccer, basketball and flag football ^ Was named team MVP in both basketball and soccer ^ Was a school honor roll selection

Year 2008 2009 Totals

Melissa MacKinnon

G 6 5 11

A 4 0 4

Points 16 10 26

GWG 1 2 3

Major: Undecided

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Nikki Neubauer

5-6, Senior, Midfielder Chesterfield, Mich. L’Anse Creuse North

2009: ^ Redshirted.

Payj O’Shea

5-7, Freshman, Goalkeeper Wixom, Mich. / Walled Lake Northern

High School: ^ Earned four varsity letters at Walled Lake Northern under head coach Drew Drummond ^ Was a two-time All-State Goalkeeper at WLNHS in 2009 and 2010 ^ Played club soccer with the Michigan Hawks ^ Helped her club team win the Michigan Regional League Championship in 2009 and 2010

2008: ^ Saw action in nine games ^ Fired two shots in a game against IPFW (10/12) ^ Was an academic all-Summit Laegue honoree 2007: ^ Saw action in one game before being injured

Top Athletic Performance: ^ A key game in which she had a shutout and later made three penalty kick saves to help win a shootout

2006: ^ Saw action in six games as a freshman ^ Took four shots throughout the year, two of which were on goal ^ Made her collegiate debut at Illinois State (9/7).

Personal: Full Name: Payj J O’Shea Birthdate: November 19, 1992 Parents: Brian and Karen O’Shea > Father, Brian, played professional soccer with the Detroit Rockers Siblings: Jacqi > Sister Jacqi plays soccer at Troy (Ala.)... her uncle, Nick, is a college soccer coach

Hartland High School: ^ Earned four letters for coach Jack Townsend ^ Captained the soccer team her final two seasons ^ Three-time all-county player and scholar athlete ^ Tri-County Times athlete of the week as a junior ^ Also lettered in cross country and volleyball ^ Is a member of the National Honor Society and the Varsity Club ^ Was an honor roll student during her high school career ^ Played club soccer for Brighton Eclipse.

Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. Location 2. Good Reputation 3. Quality soccer program Major: Undecided

Personal: Fullname: Nicole Anne Neubauer Birthdate: November 11, 1988 Parents: Eric and Laura Neubauer Major: Health Sciences

Nikki Neubauer Career Stats

Year G-GS Shots G A Points 2006 6-0 4 0 0 0 2007 2-1 0 0 0 0 2008 9-0 2 0 0 0 2009 Red shirt Season Totals 17-1 6 0 0 0

GWG 0 0 0 0

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Jordan Penz

5-6, Freshman, Midfielder Sterling Heights, Mich. / Troy

High School: ^ Earned three varsity letters at Troy Athens High School under head coach Tim Storch ^ Helped Troy to the district championship in 2009 and the league title in 2008 and 2009 ^ As a senior she earned all-league, all-district and all-county honors ^ Played her club soccer with Rochester Soccer Club, Gators FC and the Novi Jaguars, winning several club tournaments ^ Also competed in basketball and volleyball at Troy, as well as playing AAU basketball with the Shock Academic Awards and Extracurricular Activities: ^ Was a four-time member of the school honor roll ^ Graduated from Troy with honors ^ Was highly involved with helping to raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society Top Athletic Performance: ^ Has twice scored legal goals off of her long thow-in ^ Hit seven 3-pointers in a basketball game to finish with 30 points Personal: Full Name: Jordan Christine Penz Birthdate: January 27, 1992 Parents: Tim Penz and Julie Weber > Father, Tim, played baseball at Macomb CC Siblings: Eric, Cassidy, Madisyn, Jenna > Brother, Eric, plays baseball at Rochester College Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. Fabulous Academics 2. Campus lifestyle/atmosphere 3. Soccer program/ coaching staff

Meghan Reynolds

5-8, Freshman, Forward Aurora, Ontario, Canada Aurora

High School: ^ Played two seasons of soccer at Aurora High School under for coach Campoli ^ Was elected to the Aurora High School Hall of Fame for Athletic Contribution ^ Help Aurora win the York Region Athletic Association (YRAA) Soccer Championship in 2010 ^ Played club soccer with the Aurora Stingers, Newmarket United and the Markham Lightning ^ Was the player of the year for her Newmarket team in 2009 ^ Also participated in volleyball, basketball. track, badminton and ultimate frisbee for her high school ^ Was named basketball most valuable player in 2007 and for volleyball in 2008 and 2010 at Aurora ^ Helped her school to four straight YRAA titles in volleyball ^ Helped claim the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Championship for volleyball in 2009 Top Athletic Performance: ^ Scored five goals in a game ^ Posted 13 goals in a season to finish with the second-highest tally in the Ontario Youth Soccer League Personal: Full Name: Meghan Elizabeth Reynolds

Birthdate: January 20, 1992 Parents: David and Susan Reynolds Siblings: Sarah and Ian Major: Undecided

Major at Oakland: Undecided

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Serena San Cartier

5-8, Frshman, Midfielder Sudbury, Ontario, Canada Lo-Ellen Park Secondary

High School: ^ Earned four varsity soccer letters at Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School under head coach Frank Malvaso ^ She was the four-time Lo-Ellen Park Athlete of the Year from 2007-10 ^ Named the most valuable player of the soccer team in 2009 ^ Played her club soccer with the Sudbury Canadians, where she helped the team win the 2008 Central Girls Soccer League Gold Cup ^ An accomplished all-sport athlete she also competed in track, basketball and cross country at Lo-Ellen ^ Won the Provincial Legion 100-meter hurdles championship in 2009 ^ Was the four-time MVP of the Lo-Ellen track team from 2007-10 ^ Was the Sudbury District Secondary Schools Athletic Association individual aggregate champion from 2007-10 ^ Individual aggregate champion of the Northern Ontario Secondary Schools Association of Athletics in 2007, 2008 and 2010 Academic Awards and Extracurricular Activities: ^ Was an Honor Roll student Top Athletic Performance: ^ Helped won the bronze medal in the 80m hurdles for the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations in 2008 Personal: Full Name: Serena M San Cartier Birthdate: February 14, 1992 Parents: Maurice and Stasia San Cartier Siblings: Natasha and Halley > Aunt, Ann Kowal, was a member of the 1984 Canadian Olympic womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball team

Whitney Sarkis

5-7, Sophomore, Goalkeeper West Bloomfield, Mich. / Marian

2009: ^ Played in six games, drawing four starts and finished with a record of 2-2 ^ Posted 1.5 shutouts and had 21 saves during the season ^ Posted a 1.60 goals against average after allowing just eight goals in 450 minutes ^ Had five saves in a 1-0 win over NCAA Tournament qualifer Northern Arizona (9/4) ^ Made four saves in a 2-1 win over St. Bonaventure (8/30) in her collegiate debut Birmingham Marian High School: ^ Earned three letters at Birmingham Marian High School ^ An all-state, all-district, all-area, and all-Catholic League selection ^ Earned first team all-State and Dream Team honors as a senior ^ Posted 14 straight shutouts as a senior, allowing just four goals her senior year Personal: Full Name: Whitney Welson Sarkis Birthdate: February 12, 1991 Parents: Wilson Sarkis and Nadia Tedder Siblings: Welson, Marissa and Mariah Major: Health Sciences

Whitney Sarkis Career Stats Year G-GS 2009 6-4 Totals 6-4

Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. Great womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s soccer program 2. The nice campus 3. The friendly atmosphere on campus Major: Undecided

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Minutes 450:00 450:00

GA 8 8

GAA 1.60 1.60

Saves 21 21

ShO 1.5 1.5

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Kristen Steffes

5-7, Sophomore, Defender Grand Blanc, Mich. / Grand Blanc

High School: ^Earned three letters for coach Greg Kehler at Grand Blanc High School ^ Played on two league championship teams, three district championship teams, and advanced to three regional finals ^ Was an all-league, all-district, all-region, and all-state selection ^ Named the team MVP as a junior ^ Also played volleyball. Personal: Full Name: Kristen Rose Steffes Birthdate: July 31, 1991 Parents: Dave and Barb Steffes Siblings: Gary, Nicole > Brother, Gary, plays hockey at Miami University (Ohio) Major: Psychology Year G-GS 2009 16-9 Totals 16-9

Shots 1 1

G 0 0

A 1 1

Points 1 1

5-4, Junior, Forward Sterling Heights, Mich. Stevenson

2009: ^ Saw action in eight games with one assist for one point ^ Picked up her first collegiate assist against UMKC (10/2) ^ Named to the Summit League All-Academic team.

Kristen Steffes Career Stats

Amy Trandell

GWG 0 0

2009: ^ Saw action in 17 games drawing eight starts ^ Took 23 shots, 10 of them on goal ^ Had three shots on goal vs. South Dakota State (10/9) ^ Named to the Summit League AllAcademic team. 2008: ^ Saw action in 19 games, drawing seven starts ^ An academic all-Summit League selection ^ Tallied three goals on the season, taking eight shots, five of which were on goal ^ Scored OUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lone goal in a 5-1 loss to Michigan State (8/22) ^ Scored goals in back-to-back contests, against IPFW (10/12) and Western Illinois (10/17) High School: ^ Earned three letters for coach Bob Mondoux at Sterling Heights Stevenson High School ^ Helped her team advance to the regional championship game and finish 15-3-4 her junior year ^ Led her team in scoring during her junior season and was named the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top offensive player ^ An all-district selection as a junior ^ Also played basketball at SHSHS, helping the team to a district title Personal: Full Name: Amy Marie Trandell Birthdate: September 25, 1990 Parents: Don and Lisa Trandell Siblings: Shari and Ashley > Sister, Shari, played soccer at Schoolcraft College Major: Pre-Wellness, Health Promotion and Injury Prevention

Amy Trandell Career Stats Year 2007 2008 2009 Totals

G-GS 15-5 19-12 17-12 51-29

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Shots 4 18 14 36

G 1 7 0 8

A 1 2 4 7

Points 3 16 4 23

GWG 0 1 0 1

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Kara Weber

5-10, Sophomore, Defender Calgary, Alberta, Canada Bishop O’Byrne

2009: ^Saw action in 17 games drawing 16 starts ^ Took six shots with one on goal ^ Named to The Summit League All-Academic team

Before Oakland: ^Prepped at Bishop O’Byrne High School ^ Won two national championships with her Calgary Colts club soccer team Personal: Full Name: Kara Evelyn Weber Birthdate: February 1, 1991 Parents: Lloyd and Kim Weber Siblings: Lauren

Kara Weber Career Stats Shots 6 6

5-4, Freshman, Forward Royal Oak, Mich. / Royal Oak

High School: ^ Earned four varsity letters at Royal Oak High School ^ Was a varsity team captain in her senior season ^ Was a three-time all-league, all-district and all-region from 2006-09 ^ Earned a spot on the Dream Team in 2005 ^ Played club soccer with the Bloomfield Force and Royal Oak Ambush Academic Awards and Extracurricular Activities: ^ Earned a spot on the Honor Roll and Principal’s List at ROHS ^ A member of the National Honor Society ^ Participated in the Interact Club Top Athletic Performance: ^ Made a long run for a game-saving tackle in the district playoffs ^ Also scored five goals in a single game

Major: Business Administration Year G-GS 2009 17-16 Totals 17-16

Caitlin West

G 0 0

A 0 0

Points 0 0

GWG 0 0

Personal: Full Name: Caitlin West Birthdate: January 10, 1991 Parents: Dale and Kay West Siblings: Joshua, Aaron, Jordan, Ethan Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland: 1. The opportunity to play soccer 2. The atmosphere of the school 3. The affordability of a short commute for an Oakland Education Major: Biology, Pre-Medicine

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AC Milan Visit During the summer before the start of the 2010 soccer season, world-famous, European clubs Panathinaikos and AC Milan used the OU Soccer Field as their primary training ground. The two teams met in a preseason exhibition match played in front of over 30,000 spectators at the Silverdome.

The womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s soccer team got an extra-special surprise when AC Milan turned up to train at the OU Soccer Fields Aug. 7, 2010, when the team was hosting a fund-raising soccer tournament. The team invited tournament particpants and OU players to come and watch as the team trained. The palyers later signed autographs for the excited fans.

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2009 Statistics

Overall: 7-9-1, 4-4-1 Summit League

No. 19 10 33 18 13 5 3 27 21 6 20 16 17 13 15 5 8 23 11 9 29 24 22 4 31 14

Name Deanna Colarossi Sarah Lynch Katie Bramble Lindsey Blair Leanne Fomenko Brittany Brown Marlen Knoph Meghan Hartwig Jennifer Curtis Dani Haelewyn Shannon Doyle Nicole DeLuca Melissa Hartwig Kiki Stencel Kristen Steffes Amy Trandell Kara Weber Breanna Kellogg Alyssa Fulton Jessica Conrad Katie Cunningham Emma Pope Kenzie Timm Brianna Bowery Alissa Beeman Cara Duffy Total Opponents

GP-GS 17-15 14-11 6-0 17-16 12-1 5-0 17-9 17-12 10-1 17-16 17-11 17-0 16-14 15-11 8-0 17-8 17-16 6-2 16-16 15-7 5-0 13-2 2-0 9-1 4-0 9-1 17 17

G 7 5 2 1 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 26

A 1 0 1 3 0 0 2 4 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 21

Pts 15 10 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 64 73

Sh GW 49 3 22 2 3 1 29 0 15 0 3 0 19 0 14 0 3 0 37 0 13 0 12 0 5 0 4 0 1 0 23 0 6 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 268 6 215 9

Goalkeepers No. Name GP-GS Min. GA GAA Sv. Min. GA 30 Shannon Coley 13-13 1115:28 18 1.45 62 800:28 11 1 Whitney Sarkis 6-4 450:00 8 1.60 21 45:00 0 Total 17 1565:28 35 1.70 74 824:44 8 Opponents 17 1565:28 42 2.08 91 824:44 30

Results

Date Opponent Result Att. Aug. 26 at Michigan State L, 3-0 327 Aug. 30 ST. BONAVENTURE W, 2-1 186 Sep. 4 at Northern Arizona W, 1-0 1278 Sep. 6 vs. New Mexico L, 2-0 160 Sep. 13 WESTERN MICHIGAN L, 2-0 354 Sep. 16 at Michigan L, 3-0 587 Sep. 18 at Northern Illinois L, 4-0 163 Sep. 22 at Detroit W, 1-0 168 Oct. 2 at UMKC* W, 8-0 248 Oct. 4 SOUTHERN UTAH* L, 4-2 125 Oct. 9 at South Dakota State* W, 1-0 (2OT) 236 Oct. 11 at North Dakota State* L, 2-1 92 Oct. 16 CENTENARY* T, 0-0 (2OT) 157 Oct. 23 IPFW* W, 4-0 463 Oct. 30 at IUPUI* L, 1-3 125 Nov. 1 at Western Illinois* L, 1-2 256 * Summit League game

Summit G-A-Pts. 6-1-13 3-0-6 2-1-5 1-3-5 2-0-4 2-0-4 0-3-3 0-3-3 1-1-3 1-0-2 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-1 0-1-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 19-14-52 11-7-29

Shannon Coley

Summit GAA Sv. 1.24 45 0.00 4 0.87 24 3.27 43

OU Goals (Assists) Deanna Colarossi (Shannon Doyle), Sarah Lynch (Melissa Hartwig; Nicole DeLuca) Lynch (Meghan Hartwig) TEAM (Own Goal) Colarossi (Kiki Stencel), Dani Haelewyn (Colarossi), Leanne Fomenko (Jennifer Curtis), Curtis, Colarossi (Doyle), Lynch, Brittany Brown, Brown (Katie Bramble, Kristen Steffes) Lycnh, Colarossi (Meghan Hartwig) Colarossi (Blair) Formenko (Meghan Hartwig) Colarossi (Meghan Hartwig, Blair), Colarossi, Marlen Knoph (Blair), Bramble (Knoph) Blair Lynch (PK)

The Summit League

Now in its 29th year as an NCAA Division I athletics conference, The Summit League continues its renaissance and ascent both on the playing field and in the classroom. The 200910 academic year saw the league reach numerous milestones among its 10 member institutions and 19 championship sports. The Summit League’s 10 member schools are Centenary College of Louisiana, IPFW (Indiana University-Purdue UniversityFort Wayne), IUPUI (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis), UMKC (University of Missouri-Kansas City), North Dakota State University, Oakland University, Oral Roberts University, South Dakota State University, Southern Utah University and Western Illinois University. The member schools pride themselves on providing quality athletic, academic and social experiences for their student-athletes. The Summit League sponsors 19 championship sports, which include: baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s and women’s indoor track & field, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball. The league has produced four Olympic athletes, four NCAA champions and several All-Americans in the sports of track and field, swimming and diving and cross country. Numerous professionals and several draft choices have come directly from The Summit League, including three Major League Baseball first round picks, a pair of NBA first rounders and one WNBA selection. Former Summit Leaguers Kevin Duckworth (NBA) and Kevin Seitzer (MLB) each were two-time all-stars during their professional careers. Recent and historical success coupled with an increased growth among its membership base gives The Summit League a promising future on the landscape of college athletics.

REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS Year Champion Record 1999 Oakland 5-0 2000 Oakland 4-1 2001 Oakland 5-0 2002 Oral Roberts 5-0 2003 Oakland 6-0 2004 Oral Roberts 5-1 2005 Oakland 4-2 2006 Valparaiso 4-0-2 2007 Western Illinois 8-0 2008 Oakland 7-1 2009 S.D. State 7-2

TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Year Champion 1999 Oral Roberts 2000 Oakland 2001 Oakland 2002 Oakland 2003 Oakland 2004 Oral Roberts 2005 Valparaiso 2006 Oakland 2007 Oakland 2008 S.D. State

2009

IUPUI

Runner-Up Record Oral Roberts 4-1 Oral Roberts (Co-Champion) 4-1 Valparaiso 4-1 Valparaiso 4-1 Oral Roberts 5-1 Centenary 4-2 Valparaiso (Co-Champion) 4-2 Oakland 4-2 Oakland 6-2 IUPUI (Co-Champion) 7-1 S.D. State (Co-Champion) 7-1 IUPUI (Co-Champion) 7-2 N.D. State (Co-Champion) 7-2

Championship Game Oral Roberts 2, Valparaiso 1 (OT) Oakland 2, Oral Roberts 1 (OT) Oakland 3, Oral Roberts 0 Oakland 1, Oral Roberts 1 (2OT) Oakland advances 4-2 on PKs Oakland 3, Oral Roberts 1 Oral Roberts 3, Valparaiso 1 Valparaiso 3, Oakland 1 Oakland 1, Western Illinois 1 (2OT) Oakland advances 4-3 on PKs Oakland 3, Western Illinois 1 South Dakota State 1, Oakland 0

2009 FINAL STANDINGS Conference W L T Pts. South Dakota State 7 2 0 21 IUPUI 7 2 0 21 North Dakota State 7 2 0 21 Western Illinois 5 3 1 16 Oral Roberts 5 4 0 15 Oakland 4 4 1 13 Centenary 3 5 1 10 IPFW 3 6 0 9 Southern Utah 1 7 1 4 UMKC 1 8 0 3

2009 League Leaders Individual Goals Megan Hock, IUPUI.................... 12 Lisa Underwood, IPFW............... 11 Assists Katie Valdez, Centenary............... 9 Kayla Braffet, SDSU...................... 8 Points Megan Hock, IUPUI.................... 30 Katie Valdez, Centenary............. 29 GAA Danielle Pappas, SDSU............ 0.96 Jamie Farrell, IUPUI.................. 1.01 Shutouts Jamie Farrell, IUPUI....................... 8 Shannon Coley, Oakland.............. 5 Saves Jami Finnell, UMKC.................. 111 Kristen McFadden, IPFW............ 97 Jamie Farrell, IUPUI...................... 97 Team Goals IUPUI................................................. 41 Centenary.................................. 34 Assists IUPUI......................................... 35 South Dakota State.................... 28 GAA IUPUI...................................... 1.03 Western Illinois....................... 1.15 Shutouts South Dakota State...................... 9 IUPUI............................................ 8 Saves UMKC..................................... 161 Centenary................................ 131

Pct. .778 .778 .778 .611 .556 .500 .389 .333 .167 .111

Overall W L 11 7 17 5 10 8 8 8 8 9 7 9 11 6 4 12 3 14 1 17

T 2 0 2 2 0 1 1 1 2 1

Pct. .600 .773 .550 .500 .471 .441 .639 .265 .211 .079

2009 Awards Offensive Player of the Year Alicia Brock, IUPUI Defensive Player of the Year Stephanie Hoffman, IUPUI Newcomer of the Year Lisa Lindenwood, IPFW Coach of the Year Chris Johnson, IUPUI First Team All-League Alice Brock, IUPUI Brooklyn Dyce, North Dakota State Jamie Farrell, IUPUI Jennifer Green, Western Illinois Stephanie Hoffman, IUPUI Kaitlin Justice, South Dakota State Natalya Manyan, Oral Roberts Katrina McCrory, IUPUI Abbey Stratton, North Dakota State Kate Valdez, Centenary Lisa Underwood, IPFW Second Team All-League Laura Atkinson, Western Illinois Jamie Farrell, IUPUI Chelsea Goosen, South Dakota State Jennifer Green, Western Illinois Deanna Colarossi, Oakland Shaley Ipson-Allen, Southern Utah Kelly Larson, South Dakota State Kaycie Porter, Oral Roberts Lorraine Thompson, North Dakota State Kelly Williams, IUPUI All-Newcomer Team Danielle Boldenow, North Dakota State Stacey Brinkman, Southern Utah Alicia Brock, IUPUI Alyssa Fulton, Oakland Kelsey Ferguson, South Dakota State Michelle Gaffaney, North Dakota State Lauren Gallets, IUPUI Kristen McFadden, IPFW Steph Peterson, South Dakota State Nora Potempa, Western Illinois

IUPUI 4, South Dakota State 1

All-Time Roster

-AArmbrister, Jennifer Arnott, Katie Atiyeh, Chelsea

1994 2001-04 2005-07

-BBalyeat, Kristen 1995-96 Beacom, Kelly 1999-00 Beeman, Alissa 2008-SA Beydoun, Leila 1994 Bjorke, Therese 2000-03 Blair, Lindsey 2006-SA Bono, Samantha 2007-08 Bowery, Brianna 2009-SA Boyle, Jessica 2005-08 Bramble, Katie 2009-SA Brodie, Lauren 2005-08 Brown, Brittany 2009-SA Buckland, Sarah 2000- 03 Bushart, Jenny 1998 -CCarter, Brittni 2005-08 Cartmell, Debbie 1999-2002 Cherf, Leah 2002 Colarossi, Deanna 2008-09 Coley, Shannon 2008-SA Conrad, Jessica 2008-SA Cowham, Laura 2001- 04 Curtis, Jennifer 2006-08 Czuk, Renae 1994-97 -DDeLuca, Nicole Demers, Erica DiMaggio, Carella Doyle, Shannon Duffy, Cara Dyer, Amy

2009-SA 2000-03 2008 2008-SA 2007-SA 1994

-EEllul, Melissa Evans, Kristi

1994 2005-08

-FFemminineo, Veronica 2008 Foley, Sarah 1996-98 Formenko, Leanne 200-09 Fulton, Alyssa 2009-SA -GGale, Amber Gallagher, Erin Gibson, Jill Gilbert, Julie Graustein, Maureen Greaves, Kelly Grimm, Jenny Grunz, Kristen -HHaelewyn, Abigail

2003-04 1995-98 2000 1994 1995 1994 1995-98 1999 2010-SA

Haelewyn, Dani Hait, Kelly Hall, Christy Hally, Rosemary Hamilton, Keely Hammond, Jackie Hartwig, Meghan Hartwig, Melissa Hawley, Heather Hawley, Kristi Hengle, Katie Herbst, Kim Horan, Jill Howard, Jessica Howe, Kate Howson, Beth Hulet, Jamie Hutchinson, Amanda -JJenkins, Marky

2008-SA 1996-97 1998 1994 1994-95 2007 2007-SA 2007-SA 1996 1995 1995 2006-08 2005 2004-05 2006-07 2000-03 2007 2001 2006

-KKairies, Brooke Kamrud, Susann Karibo, Kali Kellogg, Breanna Knoph, Marlen Kreis, Dana Kosakowski, Julie

1995-98 2003-06 2004-07 2009 2009-SA 1994 1996-99

-LLee, Susie Lieberman, Marlie Long, Genevieve Lund, Kaja Luoma, Kristen Lusiner, Stephanie Lute, Tracy Lynch, Sarah

2006 2006 1994-96 1997-2000 1997-00 1996 1998-2000 2008-SA

-MMassad, Nichole 1996-97 Mathus, Lindsey 2001-04 Maynard, Wendy 1994-97 McCracken, Courtney 2004-07 McGhee, Ashley 1998-2001 McGough, Kristi 1995-97 Mitchell, Kristi 2004-07 Miniuk, Cathy 1995-97 Moore, Kim 1999-02 Mortensen, Ingrid 2002 Mrozek, Jessica 1994-97 Muccino, Anna 1996-99 Murrell, Morgan 2001 -NNekoogar, Masha Neubauer, Nikki

2005-06 2006-SA

-PPanabaker, Cat

2003-06

Papadopolous, Cindy Peltopera, Silje Piccirillo, Shelly Pilarski, Katie Pomazal, Ashley Pope, Emma

2000 2002-05 2000-03 1998 2003 2006-09

-RRapp, Anita 1997-99, 2001 Reed, Paula 1994 Reed, Rachael 2008 Richards, Jodi 1994, 96 Rieck, Kelly 2001-03 Rodi, Natalie 2000 Rozek, Rachel 1999-2001 Runstadler, Holly 1996-99 -SSarkis, Whitney Samdal, Marianne Scheys, Lieveka Selesky, Christine Simas, Natalie Smith, Kristi Steffes, Kristen Stencel, Kirsten Stover, Lindsay Swaving, Kristi Sywak, Terri Szczepanski, Sherry -TTigue, Jackie Timlin, Jennifer Timm, Kenzie Tlachac, Jen Tolstedt, Cindi Tomczyk, Kristi Trandell, Amy Treharne, Kim Turner, Elizabeth -VVoss, Sarah

2009-SA 2003-06 1998 1999-2002 2001-02 2005-08 2009-SA 2006-09 1999 2002-05 1995-97 1994

Kristi Tomczyk

2002 1996 2000 1994 2005-07 2008-SA 2003-04 2001

Ashley McGhee

2001-02

-WWalkons, Christina 1994 Wallo, Amanda 1995 Wasniewski, Christan 2004 Watza, Elizabeth 2007 Weagel, Sara 2004 Weber, Kara 2009-SA White, Jaclyn 2003 Williamson, Lia 2005-08 Wilson, Gail 1998-2001 Woods, Lisa-Marie 2003 Wysocki, Jenny 1995-96 -YYarsinski, Kathy Young, Jenny

2004-07 2001-02

Anita Rapp

Honors

ALL-AMERICA 2001 Anita Rapp (1-Soccer Buzz) 1996 Brooke Kairies (1), Jessica Mrozek (1) SOCCER BUZZ FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN 2003 Lisa-Marie Woods (1) ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2001 Anita Rapp (2), Ashley McGhee (3) 2008 2007 2004 2003 2001 1999

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Jessica Boyle Jessica Boyle, Kristi Tomczyk Laura Cowham Therese Bjorke Ashley McGhee, Anita Rapp Anita Rapp

NSCAA GREAT LAKES REGION COACH OF THE YEAR 2003 Nick O’Shea SOCCER BUZZ GREAT LAKES REGION PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2001 Anita Rapp SOCCER BUZZ GREAT LAKES REGION FRESHMAN OFTHE YEAR 2003 Lisa-Marie Woods NSCAA ALL-GREAT LAKES REGION 2003 Lisa-Marie Woods (2) 2001 Anita Rapp (1) 1999 Anita Rapp, Kristen Luoma, Kim Moore 1996 Brooke Kairies, Kristi McGough, Cathy Miniuk, Jessica Mrozek 1995 Erin Gallagher, Brooke Kairies, Genevieve Long, Cathy Miniuk, Jessica Mrozek SOCCER BUZZ ALL-GREAT LAKES REGION 2007 Kristi Tomczyk (3) 2001 Anita Rapp (1), Kim Moore (3) SOCCER BUZZ GREAT LAKES REGION ALL-FRESHMAN 2003 Cat Panabaker, Lisa-Marie Woods 2001 Katie Arnott SUMMIT LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2008 Jessica Boyle (Offensive) 2007 Kristi Tomczyk (Offensive) 2006 Kristi Tomczyk (Offensive), Cat Panabaker (Defensive) 2005 Kristi Swaving (Offensive) 2003 Shelly Piccirillo (Offensive), Therese Bjorke (Defensive) 2002 Erika Demers 2001 Anita Rapp (Co-) 2000 Kristen Luoma 1999 Anita Rapp (Co-) GLIAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1996 Jessica Mrozek

SUMMIT LEAGUE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 2003 Lisa-Marie Woods 2002 Kristi Swaving 2001 Katie Arnott GLIAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1996 Stephanie Lusiner (Co-) 1995 Erin Gallagher (Co-) SUMMIT LEAGUE COACH OF THE YEAR 2003 Nick O’Shea 1999 Nick O’Shea ALL-SUMMIT LEAGUE 2009 Deana Colarossi (2), 2008 Jessica Boyle (1), Kristi Evans (1), Kristi Smith (1), Meghan Hartwig (2), Sarah Lynch (2) 2007 Jessica Boyle (1), Kristi Mitchell (1), Kristi Tomczyk (1) 2006 Kristi Evans (1), Cat Panabaker (1), Kristi Tomczyk (1), Jessica Boyle (2), Kristi Mitchell (2), Marianne Samdal (2) 2005 Cat Panabaker (1), Marianne Samdal (1), Kristi Swaving (1), Jessica Boyle (2), Silje Peltopera (2) 2004 Kristi Swaving (1), Cat Panabaker (2), Silje Peltopera (2) 2003 Sarah Buckland (1), Therese Bjorke (1), Erica Demers (1), Shelly Piccirillo (1), Marianne Samdal (1), Lisa-Marie Woods (1), Katie Arnott (2), Cat Panabaker (2), Kelly Rieck (2), Kristi Swaving (2) 2002 Sarah Buckland (1), Debbie Cartmel (1), Erika Demers (1), Kim Moore (1), Kristi Swaving (1), Katie Arnott (2), Therese Bjorke (2) 2001 Ashley McGhee (1), Kim Moore (1), Shelly Piccirillo (1), Anita Rapp (1), Christine Selesky (1), Gail Wilson (1), Sarah Buckland (2), Debbie Cartmel (2) 2000 Kaja Lund (1), Kristen Luoma (1), Kim Moore (1), Gail Wilson (1), Sarah Buckland (2), Debbie Cartmel (2), Erica Demers (2), Ashley McGhee (2) 1999 Kristen Luoma (1), Kim Moore (1), Ashley McGhee (1), Anna Muccino (1), Anita Rapp (1), Holly Runstadler (1), Gail Wilson (1) SUMMIT LEAGUE ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM 2009 Alyssa Fulton 2008 Sarah Lynch, Deanna Colarossi 2007 Jamie Hulet 2006 Lindsey Blair, Marlie Lieberman

Genevieve Long (1), Cathy Miniuk (2), Jessica Mrozek (2) SUMMIT LEAGUE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2008 Lindsey Blair, Jessica Boyle, Kristi Evans 2007 Jessica Boyle (MVP), Kristi Evans, Kristi Mitchell, Kristi Tomczyk 2006 Jessica Boyle (MVP), Kristi Mitchell, Cat Panabaker, Marianne Samdal 2005 Jessica Boyle, Silje Peltopera, Kristi Swaving 2004 Cat Panabaker, Kristi Swaving 2003 Erica Demers (MVP), Laura Cowham, Marianne Samdal, Kristi Swaving 2002 Sarah Buckland (MVP), Debbie Cartmel, Erika Demers, Ingrid Mortensen 2001 Anita Rapp (MVP), Sarah Buckland, Ashley McGhee, Gail Wilson 2000 Kristen Luoma (MVP), Debbie Cartmel, Ashley McGhee, Kim Moore 1999 Anna Muccino, Anita Rapp

Jessica Boyle

ALL-GLIAC 1996 Erin Gallagher (1), Brooke Kairies (1), Stephanie Lusiner (2), Wendy Maynard (2), Cathy Miniuk (1), Jessica Mrozek (1), Kristi McGough (2) 1995 Erin Gallagher (1), Brooke Kairies (1),

Records

GOALS Game 4 Ashley McGhee vs. Bowling Green............... 10/12/98 Cathy Miniuk at Saginaw Valley St................. 9/27/95 3 Meghan Hartwig vs. North Dakota State...... 10/26/08 Sarah Lynch at IPFW..................................... 10/12/08 Kristi Tomczyk vs. Western Illinois................. 10/21/06 Kristi Swaving vs. Cincinnati........................... 10/5/03 Kristi Swaving vs. Western Illinois................. 10/11/02 Debbie Cartmel at Detroit.............................. 10/3/01 Ashley McGhee vs. IUPUI................................ 9/30/01 Ashley McGhee vs. Youngstown St.............. 10/27/00 Ashley McGhee at IUPUI................................. 9/29/00 Ashley McGhee vs. IUPUI.............................. 10/30/99 Kristen Luoma vs. Wis.-Green Bay.................. 10/8/99 Kristen Luoma vs. Toledo............................... 8/27/99 Anita Rapp at Valparaiso................................ 11/4/98 Cathy Miniuk vs. California (Pa.)..................... 9/14/96 Genevieve Long vs. Grand Valley St................ 11/1/95 Erin Gallagher at Northwood.......................... 10/4/95 Erin Gallagher at Saginaw Valley St................ 9/27/95 2 91 times, most recent Jessica Boyle vs. North Dakota State............. 10/26/08 Season 1. Kristen Luoma (1999)............................................. 17 2. Cathy Miniuk (1996).............................................. 15 3. Kristi Swaving (2005)............................................. 14 Ashley McGhee (2001)........................................... 14 Erin Gallagher (1995)............................................. 14 6. Ashley McGhee (2000)........................................... 13 Jessica Mrozek (1996)............................................ 13 8. Kristi Tomczyk (2006)............................................. 12 Kristen Luoma (2000)............................................. 12 Ashley McGhee (1999)........................................... 12 Genevieve Long (1995).......................................... 12 Cathy Miniuk (1995).............................................. 12 Jessica Mrozek (1994)............................................ 12 Career 1. Ashley McGhee (1998-01)...................................... 49 2. Kristen Luoma (1997-00)........................................ 46 3. Jessica Mrozek (1994-97)....................................... 41 4. Kristi Swaving (2002-05)........................................ 37 5. Anita Rapp (1997-01)............................................. 36 Erin Gallagher (1995-98)........................................ 36 7. Cathy Miniuk (1995-97)......................................... 33 8. Kristi Tomczyk (2005-07)........................................ 28 9. Marianne Samdal (2003-06)................................... 27 10. Debbie Cartmell (1999-02)..................................... 25 Genevieve Long (1994-96)..................................... 25 ASSISTS Game 5 Anita Rapp vs. Grand Valley St..................... 10/25/97 4 Jenny Grimm vs. Grand Valley St.................... 11/1/95 Cathy Miniuk at Northwood........................... 10/4/95 3 Katie Arnott vs. Youngstown St..................... 9/27/02 Anita Rapp at Detroit..................................... 10/3/01 Kristen Luoma vs. Youngstown St................ 10/27/00 Kristen Luoma vs. IUPUI................................ 10/30/99 Anita Rapp vs. Eastern Illinois......................... 9/10/99 Kristen Luoma vs. Bowling Green................. 10/12/98 Brooke Kairies vs. Edinboro............................ 10/6/96 Brooke Kairies vs. Missouri-St. Louis................. 9/7/96 Genevieve Long at Northwood....................... 10/4/95 Brooke Kairies at Saginaw Valley St................ 9/27/95 Genevieve Long at Saginaw Valley St............. 9/27/95 Season 1. Brooke Kairies (1996)............................................. 17 2. Anita Rapp (2001).................................................. 12 Anita Rapp (1999).................................................. 12 Jessica Mrozek (1996)............................................ 12 Genevieve Long (1995).......................................... 12 6. Gail Wilson (2000)................................................. 11

Kristen Luoma (1999)............................................. 11 Jessica Boyle (2008).................................................. 9 Erica Demers (2003)................................................. 9 Brooke Kairies (1998)............................................... 9 Erin Gallagher (1997)............................................... 9 Anita Rapp (1997).................................................... 9 Cathy Miniuk (1996)................................................ 9 Erin Gallagher (1995)............................................... 9 Jenny Grimm (1995)................................................. 9

Career 1. Brooke Kairies (1995-98)........................................ 40 2. Anita Rapp (1997-01)............................................. 38 3. Gail Wilson (1998-01)............................................ 30 Jessica Mrozek (1994-97)....................................... 30 5. Kristen Luoma (1997-00)........................................ 28 6. Erin Gallagher (1995-98)........................................ 27 7. Erica Demers (2000-03).......................................... 26 8. Jessica Boyle (2005-08).......................................... 24 9. Cathy Miniuk (1995-97)......................................... 23 10. Genevieve Long (1994-96)..................................... 22 POINTS Game 9 Ashley McGhee vs. Bowling Green............... 10/12/98 8 Cathy Miniuk vs. California (Pa.)..................... 9/14/96 Erin Gallagher at Saginaw Valley St................ 9/27/95 Cathy Miniuk at at Saginaw Valley St............. 9/27/95 7 Sarah Lynch vs. IPFW.................................... 10/12/08 Ashley McGhee vs. IUPUI.............................. 10/30/99 Kristen Luoma vs. Wis.-Green Bay.................. 10/8/99 Genevieve Long vs. Grand Valley St................ 11/1/95 Erin Gallagher at Northwood.......................... 10/4/95 Genevieve Long at Saginaw Valley St............. 9/27/95 Season 1. Kristen Luoma (1999)............................................. 45 2. Cathy Miniuk (1996).............................................. 39 3. Jessica Mrozek (1996)............................................ 38 4. Erin Gallagher (1995)............................................. 37 5. Genevieve Long (1995).......................................... 36 6. Anita Rapp (2001).................................................. 34 7. Ashley McGhee (2001)........................................... 32 Cathy Miniuk (1995).............................................. 32 Jessica Mrozek (1994)............................................ 32 10. Kristi Swaving (2005)............................................. 31 Kristen Luoma (2000)............................................. 31 Career 1. Kristen Luoma (1997-00)...................................... 120 2. Ashley McGhee (1998-01).................................... 119 3. Jessica Mrozek (1994-97)..................................... 112 4. Anita Rapp (1997-01)........................................... 110 5. Erin Gallagher (1995-98)........................................ 98 6. Kristi Swaving (2002-05)........................................ 91 7. Cathy Miniuk (1995-97)......................................... 89 8. Genevieve Long (1994-96)..................................... 72 9. Marianne Samdal (2003-06)................................... 71 10. Debbie Cartmell (1999-02)..................................... 69 GAME WINNING GOALS Season 1. Kristen Luoma (1999)............................................... 7 2. Shelly Piccirillo (2003)............................................... 5 Ashley McGhee (2000)............................................. 5 Jessica Mrozek (1996).............................................. 5 5. Jessica Boyle (2008).................................................. 4 Marianne Samdal (2003).......................................... 4 Ashley McGhee (2001)............................................. 4 Shelly Piccirillo (2001)............................................... 4 Anita Rapp (2001).................................................... 4 Anita Rapp (1998).................................................... 4 Erin Gallagher (1997)............................................... 4 Cathy Miniuk (1996)................................................ 4 Genevieve Long (1994)............................................ 4

Career 1. Kristen Luoma (1997-00)........................................ 14 2. Marianne Samdal (2003-06)................................... 11 3. Shelly Piccirillo (2000-03)........................................ 11 Anita Rapp (1997-01)............................................. 11 5. Ashley McGhee (1998-01)...................................... 10 6. Jessica Boyle (2005-08)............................................ 8 Kristi Swaving (2002-05).......................................... 8 Erin Gallagher (1995-98).......................................... 8 Genevieve Long (1994-96)....................................... 8 10. Debbie Cartmell (1999-02)....................................... 7 SAVES Game 15 Kristi McGough at Indiana (Pa.).................... 10/26/96 14 Holly Runstadler vs. Michigan......................... 8/29/99 Leila Beydoun at Lewis................................. 10/15/94 12 Jessica Howard at Northwestern....................... 9/9/05 Jessica Howard vs. Marquette.......................... 9/5/04 Holly Runstadler at Iowa St............................. 9/12/98 Holly Runstadler at Findlay............................. 9/23/97 Season 1. Jessica Howard (2004).......................................... 114 Holly Runstadler (1999)........................................ 114 3. Sarah Buckland (2002)........................................... 98 4. Kim Herbst (2006).................................................. 96 5. Sarah Buckland (2003)........................................... 83 6. Sarah Buckland (2000)........................................... 79 7. Holly Runstadler (1998).......................................... 78 8. Jessica Howard (2005)............................................ 77 Leila Beydoun (1994).............................................. 77 10. Sarah Buckland (2001)........................................... 67 Career 1. Sarah Buckland (2000-03).................................... 327 2. Holly Runstadler (1996-99)................................... 219 3. Kim Herbst (2006-Pres.)....................................... 197 4. Jessica Howard (2004-05).................................... 191 5. Kristi McGough (1995-97).................................... 162 6. Leila Beydoun (1994).............................................. 77 7. Elizabeth Watza (2007).......................................... 41 8. Shannon Coley (2008)............................................ 29 9. Amber Gale (2003-04)........................................... 21 10. Kristen Balyeat (1995-96)....................................... 15 SHUTOUTS Season 1. Sarah Buckland (2001)............................................. 8 2. Sarah Buckland (2003)............................................. 7 3. Holly Runstadler (1999)............................................ 6 Holly Runstadler (1998)............................................ 6 Kristi McGough (1996)............................................. 6 7. Shannon Coley (2009).................................................5 Jessica Howard (2005).............................................. 5 Sarah Buckland (2002)............................................. 5 Sarah Buckland (2000)............................................. 5 Kristi McGough (1997)............................................. 5 Leila Beydoun (1994)................................................ 5 Career 1. Sarah Buckland (2000-03)...................................... 25 2. Kristi McGough (1995-97)...................................... 15 3. Holly Runstadler (1996-99)..................................... 12 4. Jessica Howard (2004-05)........................................ 9 5. Shannon Coley (2008-Pres.)........................................6 Kim Herbst (2006-2008)........................................... 6 7. Leila Beydoun (1994)................................................ 5 8. Amber Gale (2003-04)............................................. 2 Laura Cowham (2001-04)........................................ 2 10. Kristen Balyeat (1995-96)......................................... 1 Elizabeth Watza (2007)............................................ 1 Note: Shutout records reflect complete game shutouts only.

Records

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Season (Min. 1,000 Minutes) 1. Kristi McGough (1996)........................................ 0.65 2. Kristi McGough (1997)........................................ 0.65 3. Sarah Buckland (2003)........................................ 0.83 4. Sarah Buckland (2001)........................................ 0.85 5. Holly Runstadler (1999)....................................... 1.10 6. Kristi McGough (1995)........................................ 1.17 7. Sarah Buckland (2000)........................................ 1.19 8 Shannon Coley (2009).............................. 1.24 9. Sarah Buckland (2002)........................................ 1.30 10. Holly Runstadler (1998)....................................... 1.33 Career (Min. 2,000 Minutes) 1. Kristi McGough (1995-97)................................... 0.84 2. Sarah Buckland (2000-03)................................... 1.05 3. Holly Runstadler (1996-99).................................. 1.19 4. Jessica Howard (2004-05)................................... 1.67

Kristi McGough

5. Kim Herbst (2006-08).......................................... 1.86 SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS Most Goals.............................................................................................................. 12 vs. Youngstown State, 10/27/00 Most Opponent Goals..............................................................................7 twice, most recent at Notre Dame, 11/10/06 Most Assists.....................................................................12 vs. Northwood, 10/04/95, vs. Grand Valley State, 11/01/95 ...................................................................................................................................................vs. Edinboro, 10/06/96 .................................................................................................................................... vs. Youngstown State, 10/27/00 Shots in a game.......................................................................................................................... 43, vs. UMKC, 10/2/09 Most Points.............................................................................................................. 36 vs. Youngstown State, 10/27/00 SEASON TEAM RECORDS Most Goals.................................................................................................................................... 76 (19 games), 1996 Most Opponent Goals.................................................................................................................... 45 (20 games), 2006 Fewest Goals................................................................................................................................. 29 (20 games), 2007 Fewest Opponent Goals................................................................................................................. 12 (16 games), 1997 Most Assists................................................................................................................................... 82 (19 games), 1996 Most Points.................................................................................................................................. 230 (19 games), 1996 Most Goals Scored (Ave.)...........................................................................................4.00 (76 goals in 19 games), 1996 Best Goals Against Average........................................................................................................ 0.75 (16 games), 1997 Most Wins........................................................................................................................................... 16, 1996 & 2001 Most Losses..................................................................................................................................................... 12, 2002 Best Winning Percentage.................................................................................................................. 0.875 (14-2), 1997 Most Consecutive Wins.................................................................................................................................... 10, 2003 Most Consecutive Winless Games.......................................................................................................... 8, 1995 & 1996 Most Shutouts................................................................................................................................................. 12, 2001 Fewest Shutouts................................................................................................................................................ 2, 2006 Most Times Shutout........................................................................................................................................... 7, 2002 Fewest Times Shutout........................................................................................................................................ 0, 1996 Fewest Wins............................................................................................................................................ 7, 1994, 2009 Fewest Losses.................................................................................................................................................... 2, 1997 Most Ties..................................................................................................................................... 2, 1994, 2007 & 2008 Fewest Ties.................................................................................................................................. 0, 1996, 1997 & 1998 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Most Consecutive Games without a Loss......................................................................................................... 10, 2003 Most Consecutive Wins.................................................................................................................................... 10, 2003 Most Consecutive Losses.................................................................................................................................... 6, 2002 Most Consecutive Shutouts............................................................................................................. 6, 9/24/96-10/13/96 Most Consecutive Games Shutout..................................................................................................................... 4, 2009 Most Consecutive Games without being Shutout........................................................................ 31, 10/28/95-10/18/97 Largest Margin of Victory............................................................................. 11 vs. Saginaw Valley State (11-0), 9/24/96 Largest Margin of Defeat............................................................................................................7 at UNLV (0-7), 9/4/06

Cathy Miniuk

Sarah Buckland

Jessica Howard

All-Time Results

1994 Overall: 7-7-2 Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 9/15 at Siena Heights L (2ot) 9/18 at Grand Valley State W 9/21 Saginaw Valley State W 9/25 at Eastern Michigan T (2ot) 9/28 Schoolcraft College L 9/30 at Detroit L 10/8 at #2 Mercyhurst! L 10/9 vs. Gannon! W 10/15 at #12 Lewis L 10/19 at Saginaw Valley State T (2ot) 10/23 Eastern Michigan L 10/26 at Schoolcraft College L 10/28 Grand Valley State W 10/30 Central Michigan W 11/2 Northwood W 11/6 at Central Michigan W ! Mercyhurst Tournament; Erie, Pa.

4-2 5-0 3-1 2-2 3-1 4-1 2-0 2-1 2-0 0-0 3-2 3-2 4-2 2-1 3-0 2-0

1995 Overall: 12-3-1 GLIAC: 4-1 (2nd) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 9/2 Detroit L 4-1 9/9 at Missouri-St. Louis! T 1-1 9/10 vs. C. Missouri St.! W 3-1 9/16 at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W 2-0 9/20 at Eastern Michigan W 3-2 9/27 at Saginaw Valley State* W 9-1 9/30 at Gannon* W 2-0 10/4 at Northwood* W 8-0 10/7 at Ashland* W 4-0 10/11 at Schoolcraft College W 3-0 10/14 vs. #4 Mercyhurst*^ L 2-0 10/15 Wisconsin-Parkside^ W 2-0 10/18 Siena Heights W 3-0 10/21 Lewis L 2-0 10/28 Tiffin W 4-3 11/1 Grand Valley State W 7-0 * GLIAC match ! Missouri-St. Louis Tourn.; St. Louis, Mo. ^ Cent. Region Classic; Rochester, Mich.

9/4 9/7 9/14 9/15 9/17 9/21 9/22 9/24 9/28

1996 Overall: 16-3 GLIAC: 7-0 (1st) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea Ashland* W #23 Missouri-St. Louis W vs. California (Pa.)! W at Findlay! W Eastern Michigan L #21 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) L #3 Grand Canyon W at Saginaw Valley State* W at Grand Valley State* W

2-0 5-3 7-0 3-0 3-2 2-1 3-2 11-0 4-0

10/5 vs. W. Va. Wesleyan^ W (ot) 10/6 vs. Edinboro^ W 10/12 at Mercyhurst* W 10/13 at Gannon* W 10/16 Northwood* W 10/19 at #18 Lock Haven L 10/20 Northern Michigan* W 10/26 at Indiana (Pa.) W 10/30 at Lewis W 11/2 at Tiffin W * GLIAC match ! Findlay Invitational; Findlay, Ohio ^ Ashland Invitational; Asland, Ohio

1-0 9-0 3-0 4-0 4-1 2-1 8-0 3-1 2-1 3-0

9/2 9/7 9/12 9/14 9/23 9/26 9/28 10/12 10/15 10/18 10/19 10/22 10/25 10/29 11/1 11/8

1997 Overall: 14-2 Head Coach: Nick O’Shea Mercyhurst W Lock Haven W vs. Barry W at Lynn L at Findlay W at Detroit W Saginaw Valley State W Gannon W at Toledo W at Ashland W at W. Va. Wesleyan L at Western Michigan W Grand Valley State W Lewis W Tiffin W at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W

2-0 1-0 4-1 4-1 2-1 2-0 8-0 3-0 7-2 4-0 2-0 2-0 9-0 5-1 6-0 3-1

9/2 9/6 9/9 9/12 9/20 9/23 9/25 9/27 10/3 10/6 10/12 10/18 10/21 10/30 11/1 11/4

1998 Overall: 12-4 Head Coach: Nick O’Shea Western Michigan W at Grand Valley State W at Eastern Michigan W at Iowa State L Central Michigan W Toledo W at Oral Roberts L vs. Tulsa L Findlay W Detroit W Bowling Green W Michigan State W at Youngstown State W at Western Illinois W at Illinois L at Valparaiso W

5-2 6-0 3-0 3-1 2-1 2-0 2-0 5-3 5-0 4-1 7-1 4-3 4-0 3-0 3-0 3-1

1999 Overall: 14-4-1 Mid-Con: 5-0 (1st) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 8/27 Toledo W 4-1 8/29 Michigan L 4-1 9/3 at Dayton W (2ot) 2-1 9/5 at Central Michigan W 4-2 9/10 vs. Eastern Illinois! W 5-0 9/12 at Wisconsin! L 2-0 9/19 Eastern Michigan W (2ot) 2-1 9/22 at Western Michigan W 1-0 9/27 at Detroit W 6-1 10/1 at Western Illinois* W (ot) 2-1 10/3 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 2-1 10/8 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 4-3 10/10 Oral Roberts* W 2-0 10/15 at VCU W (ot) 2-1 10/17 at Virginia L 2-0 10/22 at Valparaiso* W 3-1 10/23 at Youngstown State* W 1-0 10/30 IUPUI* W 6-0 11/6 vs. Valparaiso# T (2ot) 0-0 (Valpo adv. on PKs, 4-2) * Mid-Con match ! Rocky Rococo Invit.; Madison, Wis. # Mid-Con Tourn.; Indianapolis, Ind. 2000 Overall: 12-5-1 Mid-Con: 4-1 (T-1st) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 8/25 at Ohio State W 4-1 8/31 at Pepperdine T (2OT) 2-2 9/3 at Michigan State L 2-1 9/9 at Wisconsin! L 2-0 9/10 vs. George Mason! W 1-0 9/15 at Toledo W 3-2 9/17 Central Michigan W 1-0 9/21 Detroit W 3-0 9/26 at Eastern Michigan W (OT) 2-1 9/29 at IUPUI* W 3-2 10/4 at Michigan L 3-1 10/7 Western Illinois* W 1-0 10/14 at Oral Roberts* L 0-1 10/20 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L OT 2-1 10/22 Valparaiso* W 6-0 10/27 Youngstown State* W 12-2 11/4 vs. IUPUI# W 4-1 11/5 at Oral Roberts# W OT 2-1 * Mid-Con game ! Wisconsin Tourn.; Madison, Wis. # Mid-Con Tourn.; Tulsa, Okla.

All-Time Results

2001 NCAA Tournament Overall: 16-4-1 Mid-Con: 5-0 (1st) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 8/31 at Marquette! W 9/2 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee! W 9/7 Wisconsin L 9/9 IPFW W 9/17 at Purdue W 9/19 at Youngstown State W 9/24 at Southern California L 9/28 Southern Utah* W 9/30 IUPUI* W 10/3 at Detroit W 10/6 at Western Illinois* W 10/9 at Toledo W 10/12 Oral Roberts* W 10/14 at Valparaiso* W 10/18 Michigan State W 10/21 Michigan T (2ot) 10/26 at Illinois State L 10/28 Eastern Michigan W 11/9 vs. IUPUI# W 11/11 at Oral Roberts# W 11/17 vs. Cincinnati$ L * Mid-Con game ! Verizon Tourn.; Milwaukee, Wis. # Mid-Con Tourn.; Tulsa, Okla. $ NCAA Regional; South Bend, Ind.

8/30 9/1 9/6 9/8 9/13 9/15 9/19 9/21 9/27 9/29 10/3 10/6 10/11 10/13 10/18 10/20 10/25 10/27 10/31 11/2 11/8 11/10

2002 NCAA Tournament Overall: 10-12-1 Mid-Con: 3-2 (3rd) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee! W at Marquette! W at Central Michigan L at Michigan State L Illinois State L Purdue L (ot) vs. New Mexico^ L vs. Kansas^ L Youngstown State W Dayton L at Southern Utah* W at Oral Roberts* L Western Illinois* W at Cincinnati L Detroit W Valparaiso* L at IUPUI* W at Michigan L Western Michigan W Toledo W vs. Valparaiso# W at Oral Roberts# T (2ot) (Oakland adv. on PKs, 4-2)

2-1 5-1 3-0 6-0 2-0 1-0 3-1 8-0 6-1 4-0 4-1 1-0 3-0 1-0 2-1 0-0 3-1 1-0 4-0 3-0 2-3

2-1 2-0 3-2 2-0 3-2 4-3 1-0 1-0 8-0 2-1 5-1 3-0 5-0 1-0 3-0 2-1 3-0 2-0 4-0 2-1 1-0 1-1

11/15 at Michigan$ L * Mid-Con game ! Verizon Tourn., Milwaukee, Wis. ^ Evansivlle Tourn.; Evansville, Ind. # Mid-Con Tourn.; Tulsa, Okla. $ NCAA Regional; Ann Arbor, Mich.

1-0

2003 NCAA Tournament Overall: 15-5-1 Mid-Con: 6-0 (1st) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 8/29 at Illinois! W 1-0 8/31 vs. SE Missouri State! T (2ot) 0-0 9/5 at Michigan@ W 1-0 9/7 vs. Marquette@ L 2-0 9/12 at Loyola Marymount& L 1-0 9/14 vs. #3 UCLA& L 6-2 9/19 at Eastern Michigan W 3-0 9/21 at Centenary* W 1-0 9/26 Southern Utah* W 4-0 10/3 at Western Illinois* W 7-2 10/5 Cincinnati W 5-1 10/10 at Valparaiso* W 3-0 10/12 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 2-1 10/16 Oral Roberts* W 3-1 10/19 at Detroit W 1-0 10/26 IUPUI* W 5-0 10/30 at Western Michigan L 3-2 11/2 Indiana W 3-0 11/7 vs. Western Illinois W (ot) 1-0 11/9 at Oral Roberts# W 3-1 11/14 at Michigan$ L 1-0 * Mid-Con game ! Illini Cup; Champaign, Ill. @ Michigan Tourn.; Ann Arbor, Mich. & Loyola Mary. Tourn.; Los Angeles, Calif. # Mid-Con Tourn.; Tulsa, Okla. $ NCAA Regional; Ann Arbor, Mich.

8/27 9/3 9/5 9/10 9/12 9/17 9/19 9/25 9/27 9/30 10/3 10/8 10/10 10/14

2004 Overall: 8-11-1 Mid-Con: 3-3 (T-3rd) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea Western Michigan L (2ot) Illinois State! L Marquette! W vs. #22 Boston Univ.@ L vs. Syracuse@ W Centenary* L (ot) at Dayton L at IUPUI* W Detroit W (ot) at Indiana L at Toledo W Western Illinois* W Valparaiso* L #13 Michigan W

2-1 2-1 3-1 3-0 1-0 1-0 2-1 2-1 1-0 3-0 1-0 3-0 3-0 1-0

10/17 Michigan St. L 3-2 10/21 at Oral Roberts* L 5-0 10/23 at Southern Utah* W 4-2 10/28 at Purdue L 3-0 10/30 Northwestern L 5-1 11/5 Oral Roberts# T (2ot) 0-0 (Oral Roberts adv. on PKs, 3-2) * Mid-Con game ! Holiday Inn Select Classic; Rochester, Mich. @ Michigan Classic; Ann Arbor, Mich. # Mid-Con Tourn.; Rochester, Mich. 2005 Overall: 9-8-1 Mid-Con: 4-2 (T-1st) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 8/26 at Bowling Green W 4-1 8/28 Eastern Michigan W 3-0 9/2 Western Michigan W 1-0 9/9 at Northwestern! L OT 3-2 9/11 vs. Kent St.! T 2OT 1-1 9/16 at Loyola Marymount@ L 2-0 9/18 vs. #22 Southern Cal@ L 3-0 9/25 #22 Michigan L 3-2 9/30 vs. Colorado Coll.& W 2-1 10/2 vs. #5 Santa Clara& L 2-0 10/9 at Western Illinois* L 3-2 10/13 Southern Utah* W 2-0 10/16 IUPUI* W 3-0 10/19 Oral Roberts* L 2-1 10/21 at Valparaiso* W 2-1 10/28 at Centenary* W 4-0 11/4 vs. Western Illinois# W 3-1 11/6 vs. Valparaiso# L 3-1 * Mid-Con game ! Northwestern Tourn.; Evanston, Ill. @ Loy. Mary. Tourn.; Los Angeles, Calif. & Stanford Tourn.; Palo Alto, Calif. # Mid-Con Tourn,; Tulsa, Okla.

8/25 8/27 9/2 9/4 9/7 9/10 9/15 9/17 9/21 9/24 9/28 10/1 10/6 10/14

2006 NCAA Tournament Overall: 8-11-1 Mid-Con: 4-2 (2nd) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea #17 Arizona L Toledo W vs. New Mexico! L at UNLV! L at Illinois St. L at Cincinnati L at Western Michigan W (ot) Loyola Marymount L at Michigan W Dayton L at Xavier L Valparaiso* L Centenary* W at Oral Roberts* W

2-1 2-1 2-1 7-0 3-0 1-0 3-2 3-2 2-1 4-1 3-0 2-1 3-0 2-0

All-Time Results

10/16 at Southern Utah* W 10/21 Western Illinois* W 10/26 at IUPUI* L 11/2 Southern Utah# W 11/4 Western Illinois# T 3OT (Oakland adv. on PKs, 4-3) 11/10 at #1 Notre Dame$ L * Mid-Con game ! UNLV Tourn.; Las Vegas, Nev. # Mid-Con Tourn.,; Rochester, Mich. $ NCAA Tourn.; South Bend, Ind.

5-1 6-1 3-2 2-1 1-1 7-1

2007 NCAA Tournament Overall: 10-8-2 Summit League: 6-2 (2nd) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 8/31 Syracuse L 2-1 9/2 at Iowa State L 2-1 9/7 at South Dakota State* L 3-0 9/9 at North Dakota State* W 2-1 9/14 Cincinnati W 1-0 9/16 at Western Illinois* L 2-1 9/21 #22 USC L 2-0 9/23 at Dayton L 5-0 9/28 at IUPUI* W 1-0 9/30 Illinois State T (2ot) 2-2 10/5 Oral Roberts* W (2ot) 2-1 10/7 Centenary* W 1-0 10/14 at Detroit W 3-1 10/19 Southern Utah* W 3-0 10/21 at #24 Indiana L 2-1 10/28 Michigan T (2ot) 1-1 11/3 IPFW* W 4-0 11/9 Southern Utah# W 2-1 11/11 Western Illinois# W 3-1 11/16 at Purdue^ L 4-0 * Summit League game # Summit League Tourn.,; Rochester, Mich. $ NCAA Tourn.; South Bend, Ind.

8/22 8/29 8/31 9/5 9/7 9/11 9/14 9/19 9/21 9/29 10/3 10/5 10/10 10/12

2008 Overall: 9-9-2 Summit League: 8-1 (T-1st) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea Michigan State L 5-1 Bowling Green T (2OT) 0-0 Central Michigan L 1-0 vs. Cornell L 4-1 vs. St. Bonaventure W 2-1 at Michigan L 6-2 at Nebraska L (OT) 3-2 at Kentucky T (2OT) 2-2 Green Bay L 2-1 Detroit L 2-1 at Centenary* W 3-0 at Oral Roberts* W 2-0 IUPUI* L 3-1 at IPFW* W 6-1

10/17 Western Illinois* W 4-0 10/24 South Dakota State* W 2-1 10/26 North Dakota State* W 5-1 10/31 at Southern Utah* W 4-0 11/7 vs. Southern Utah^ W (2OT) 3-2 11/9 vs. South Dakota State^ L 1-0 * Summit League Game ^ Summit League Tournament; Macomb, Ill. 2009 Overall: 7-9-1 Summit League: 4-4-1 (6th) Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 8/26 Michigan State L 3-0 8/30 St. Bonaventure W 2-1 9/4 at Northern Arizona W 1-0 9/6 vs. New Mexico L 2-0 9/13 Western Michigan L 2-0 9/16 at Michigan L 3-0 9/18 at Northern Illinois L 4-0 9/22 at Detroit W 1-0 10/2 UMKC* W 8-0 10/4 SOUTHERN UTAH* L 4-2 10/9 at South Dakota State* W (2OT) 1-0 10/11 at North Dakota State* L 2-1 10/16 Centenary* T (2OT) 0-0 10/18 Oraol Roberts* W 1-0 10/23 IPFW* W 4-0 10/30 at IUPUI* L 1-3 11/1 at Western Illinois* L 1-2 * Summit League Game

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Record By Team

Arizona UA Leads 1-0 8/25/06 UA Ashland OU Leads 3-0 10/7/95 OU 9/4/96 OU 10/18/97 OU

2-1

4-0 2-0 4-0

A H A

Barry OU Leads 1-0 9/12/97 OU

4-1

Boston University BU Leads 1-0 9/10/04 BU

3-0

Bowling Green OU Leads 2-0-1 10/12/98 OU 8/26/05 OU 8/29/08 TIE California (Pa.) OU Leads 1-0 9/14/96 OU Central Michigan OU Leads 5-2 10/30/94 OU 11/6/94 OU 9/20/98 OU 9/5/98 OU 9/17/00 OU 9/6/02 CMU 8/31/08 CMU

7-1 4-1 0-0 (2OT)

7-0

2-1 2-0 2-1 4-2 1-0 3-2 1-0

Central Missouri State OU Leads 1-0 9/10/95 OU 3-1 Centenary OU leads 5-1-1 9/21/03 OU 9/17/04 CC 10/28/05 OU 10/6/06 OU 10/7/07 OU 10/3/08 OU 10/16/09 TIE Cincinnati UC Leads 3-2 11/17/01 UC 10/13/02 UC 10/5/03 OU 9/10/06 UC 9/14/07 OU Colorado College OU Leads 1-0 9/30/05 OU Cornell CU Leads 1-0 9/5/08 CU Dayton UD Leads 4-1 9/3/99 OU

1-0 1-0 (OT) 4-0 3-0 1-0 3-0 0-0

3-2 1-0 5-1 1-0 1-0

2-1

4-1

2-1 (2OT)

H A H

9/29/02 9/19/04 9/24/06 9/23/07

UD UD UD UD

Detroit OU Leads 10-3 9/30/94 UDM 9/2/95 UDM 9/26/97 OU 10/6/98 OU 9/27/99 OU 9/21/00 OU 10/3/01 OU 10/18/02 OU 10/19/03 OU 9/27/04 OU 10/14/07 OU 9/29/08 UDM 9/22/09 OU

2-1 2-1 4-1 5-0

4-1 4-1 2-0 4-1 6-1 3-1 4-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 (OT) 3-1 2-1 1-0

H A H A

A H A H A H A H A H A H A

Eastern Illinois OU Leads 1-0 9/10/98 OU

5-0

H A H A H A H

Eastern Michigan OU Leads 7-2-1 9/25/94 TIE 10/23/94 EMU 9/20/95 OU 9/17/96 EMU 9/9/98 OU 9/19/99 OU 9/26/00 OU 10/28/01 OU 9/19/03 OU 8/28/05 OU

0-0 (2OT) 3-2 3-2 3-2 3-0 2-1 (2OT) 2-1 (OT) 1-0 3-0 3-0

A H A H A H A H A H

Edinboro (Pa.) OU Leads 1-0 10/6/96 OU

A H A H H A H

N A H A H

Findlay OU Leads 2-0 9/23/97 OU 10/3/98 OU H Gannon OU Leads 4-0 10/9/94 OU 9/30/95 OU 10/13/96 OU 10/12/97 OU George Mason OU Leads 1-0 9/10/00 OU Grand Canyon OU Leads 1-0 9/22/96 OU Grand Valley State OU Leads 6-0 9/18/94 OU 10/28/94 OU 11/1/95 OU 9/28/96 OU 10/25/97 OU 9/6/98 OU

9-0

2-1 5-0

2-1 2-0 4-0 3-0

N A A H

1-0

3-2

5-0 4-2 7-0 4-0 9-0 6-0

A H H A H A

10/21/95 10/30/96 10/29/97

Green Bay GB Leads 1-0 9/21/08 GB

2-1

Illinois Series Tied 1-1 11/1/98 ILL 8/29/03 OU

3-0 1-0

A A

Illinois State ISU Leads 4-0-1 10/26/01 ISU 9/13/02 ISU 9/3/04 ISU 9/7/06 ISU 9/30/07 TIE

3-1 3-2 2-1 3-0 2-2 (2OT)

A H H A H

Indiana IU Leads 2-1 11/2/03 OU 9/30/04 IU 10/21/07 IU

3-0 3-0 2-1

H A A

Indiana (Pa.) OU Leads 1-0 10/26/96 OU

3-1

IPFW OU Leads 4-0 9/9/01 OU 11/3/07 OU 10/12/08 OU 10/23/09 OU IUPUI OU Leads 10-3 10/30/99 OU 9/29/00 OU 11/4/00 OU 9/30/01 OU 11/9/01 OU 10/25/02 OU 10/26/03 OU 9/25/04 OU 10/16/05 OU 10/26/06 IUPUI 9/28/07 OU 10/10/08 IUPUI 10/30/09 IUPUI

6-0 4-0 6-1 4-0

6-0 3-2 4-1 6-1 4-0 3-0 5-0 2-1 3-0 3-2 1-0 3-1 3-1

H H A H

H A N H N A H A H A A H A

LU OU OU

2-0 2-1 5-1

H A H

Lock Haven (Pa.) Series Tied 1-1 10/19/96 LHU 9/7/97 OU

2-1 1-0

A H

Loyola Marymount LMU Leads 3-0 9/12/03 LMU 9/16/05 LMU 9/17/06 LMU

1-0 2-0 3-2

A A H

Lynn LU Leads 1-0 9/14/97 LU

4-1

Marquette OU Leads 3-1 8/31/01 OU 9/1/02 OU 9/7/03 MU 9/5/04 OU

2-1 2-0 2-0 3-1

A A N H

Mercyhurst Series Tied 2-2 10/8/94 MU 10/14/95 MU 10/12/96 OU 9/2/97 OU

2-0 2-0 3-0 2-0

A A A H

Michigan UM Leads 8-3-2 8/29/99 UM 10/4/00 UM 10/21/00 TIE 10/27/02 UM 11/15/02 UM 9/5/03 OU 11/14/03 UM 10/14/04 OU 9/25/05 UM 9/21/06 OU 10/28/07 TIE 9/11/08 UM 9/16/09 UM

4-1 3-1 0-0 (2OT) 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 3-2 2-1 1-1 (2OT) 6-2 3-0

A A H A A A A H H A H A A

Michigan State MSU Leads 5-2 10/18/98 OU 9/3/00 MSU 10/18/01 OU 9/8/02 MSU 10/17/04 MSU 8/22/08 MSU 8/26/09 MSU

4-3 2-1 2-1 2-0 3-2 5-1 3-0

H A H A H H A

1-1 5-3

A H

Iowa State OU Leads 2-0 9/12/98 ISU 9/2/07 ISU

3-1 2-1

A A

Kansas KU Leads 1-0 9/21/02 KU

1-0

Kent State Series Tied 0-0-1 9/11/05 TIE

1-1 (2OT)

Missouri-St. Louis OU Leads 1-0-1 9/9/95 TIE 9/7/96 OU

Nebraska UN Leads 1-0 9/14/08 UN

3-2 (OT)

New Mexico UNM Leads 3-0 9/19/02 UNM

1-0

Kentucky Series Tied 0-0-1 9/19/08 TIE Lewis Series Tied 2-2 10/15/94 LU

0-0 (2OT)

2-0

Record By Team

9/2/06 9/6/09

UNM UNM

2-1 2-0

N N

North Dakota State OU Leads 2-1 9/9/07 OU 10/26/08 OU 10/11/09 NDSU

2-1 5-1 2-1

A H A

Northern Arizona OU Leads 1-0 9/4/09 OU

1-0

Northern Illinois NIU Leads 1-0 9/18/09 NIU Northern Michigan OU Leads 1-0 10/20/96 OU Northwestern NU Leads 2-0 10/30/04 NU 9/9/05 NU Northwood OU Leads 3-0 11/2/94 OU 10/4/95 OU 10/16/96 OU Notre Dame ND Leads 1-0 11/10/06 ND Ohio State OU Leads 1-0 8/25/00 OU

4-0

8-0

5-1 3-2 (OT)

3-0 8-0 4-1

7-1

4-1

A A

H A H

Oral Roberts OU Leads 9-6-2 9/25/98 ORU 2-0 A 10/10/99 OU 2-0 H 10/14/00 ORU 1-0 A 11/5/00 OU 2-1 (OT) A 10/12/01 OU 3-0 H 11/11/01 OU 3-0 A 10/6/02 ORU 3-0 A 11/10/02 TIE 1-1 (2OT)* A 10/16/03 OU 3-1 H 11/9/03 OU 3-1 A 10/21/04 ORU 5-0 A 11/5/04 TIE 0-0 (2OT)** H 10/19/05 ORU 2-1 H 10/14/06 OU 2-0 A 10/5/07 OU 2-1 (2OT) H 10/5/08 OU 2-0 A 10/18/09 OU 1-0 H *Oakland advances on PKs, 4-2 **Oral Roberts advances on PKs, 3-2 Pepperdine Series Tied 0-0-1 8/31/00 TIE

Purdue PU Leads 3-1 9/17/01 OU

2-2 (2OT)

2-0

9/15/02 10/28/04 11/16/07

PU PU PU

4-3 (OT) 3-0 4-0

Saginaw Valley State OU Leads 4-0-1 9/21/94 OU 3-1 10/19/94 TIE 0-0 (2OT) 9/27/95 OU 9-1 9/24/96 OU 11-0 9/28/97 OU 8-0 St. Bonaventure OU Leads 2-0 9/7/08 OU 8/30/09 OU St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (Ind.) OU Leads 2-1 9/16/95 OU 9/21/96 SJU 11/8/97 OU Santa Clara SC Leads 1-0 10/2/05 SC Schoolcraft College SC Leads 2-1 9/28/94 SC 10/26/94 SC 10/11/95 OU Siena Heights Series Tied 1-1 9/15/94 SH 10/18/95 OU

2-1 2-1

2-0 2-1 3-1

2-0

Southern Utah OU Leads 11-1 9/28/01 OU 10/3/02 OU 9/26/03 OU 10/23/04 OU 10/13/05 OU 10/16/06 OU 11/2/06 OU 10/19/07 OU 11/9/07 OU 10/31/08 OU 11/7/08 OU 10/4/09 SU Syracuse

H A A A H

N H

A H A

Series Tied 1-1 9/12/04 OU 8/31/07 SU

1-0 2-1

N H

Tiffin OU Leads 3-0 10/28/95 OU 11/2/96 OU 11/1/97 OU

4-3 3-0 6-0

H A H

Toledo OU Leads 8-0 10/15/97 OU 9/23/98 OU 8/27/99 OU 9/15/00 OU 10/9/01 OU 11/2/02 OU 10/3/04 OU 8/27/06 OU

7-2 2-0 4-1 3-2 1-0 2-1 1-0 2-1

A H H A A H A H

Tulsa OU Leads 1-0 9/27/98 UT

5-3

UCLA UCLA Leads 1-0 9/14/03 UCLA

6-2

10/1/99 OU 2-1 (OT) 10/7/00 OU 1-0 10/6/01 OU 4-1 10/11/02 OU 5-0 10/3/03 OU 7-2 11/7/03 OU 1-0 (OT) 10/8/04 OU 3-0 10/9/05 WIU 3-2 11/4/05 OU 3-1 10/21/06 OU 6-1 11/4/06 TIE 1-1 (3OT)* 9/16/07 WIU 2-1 11/11/07 OU 3-1 10/17/08 OU 4-0 11/1/09 WIU 2-1 *Oakland advanced on PKs, 4-3

2-0 5-2 1-0 4-0 3-2 2-1 (OT) 1-0 3-2 (OT) 2-0

A H A H A H H A H

2-0 2-0 3-0

A A H

4-3

H A A

UMKC OU Leads 1-0 10/2/09 OU

8-0

4-2 (2OT) 3-0

A H

UNLV UNLV Leads 1-0 9/4/06 UNLV

Wisconsin UW Leads 3-0 9/12/99 UW 9/9/00 UW 9/7/01 UW

7-0

Wisconsin-Green Bay OU Leads 1-0 10/8/99 OU

3-1 3-0 2-0

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Valparaiso OU Leads 7-4-1 11/4/98 OU 3-1 10/22/99 OU 3-1 11/6/99 TIE 0-0 (2OT)* 10/22/00 OU 6-0 10/14/01 OU 1-0 10/20/02 VALPO 2-1 11/8/02 OU 1-0 10/10/03 OU 3-0 10/10/04 VALPO 3-0 10/21/05 OU 2-1 11/6/05 VALPO 3-1 10/1/06 VALPO 2-1 * - Valpo advances on PKs, 4-2 Virginia UVA Leads 1-0 10/17/99 UVA

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Virginia Commonwealth OU Leads 1-0 10/15/99 OU 2-1 (OT)

West Virginia Wesleyan Series Tied 1-1 10/5/96 OU 1-0 (OT) 10/19/97 WVW 2-0

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Western Michigan OU Leads 6-3-0 10/22/97 OU 9/2/98 OU 9/22/99 OU 10/31/02 OU 10/30/03 WMU 8/27/04 WMU 9/2/05 OU 9/15/06 OU 9/13/09 WMU

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South Dakota State Series Tied 2-2 9/7/07 SDSU 3-0 10/24/08 OU 2-1 11/9/08 SDSU 1-0 10/9/09 OU 1-0 (2OT) Southeast Missouri Series Tied 0-0-1 8/31/03 TIE 0-0 (2OT) Southern California USC Leads 3-0 9/24/01 USC 9/18/05 USC 9/21/07 USC

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Wisconsin-Milwaukee OU Leads 3-2 10/3/99 UWM 2-1 10/20/00 UWM 2-1 (OT) 9/2/01 OU 5-1 8/30/02 OU 2-1 10/12/03 OU 2-1

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Youngstown State OU Leads 5-0 10/21/98 OU 10/23/99 OU 10/27/99 OU 9/19/01 OU 9/27/02 OU

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The Oakland Varsity Association As a former varsity athlete, you represent the proud tradition of Oakland athletics. Your achievements are the foundation upon which our current studentathletes compete on. With this in mind, the Varsity O has been established to keep those relationships with our past Graduates & Champions strong. The Varsity O is open to all of Oakland Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s former varsity athletes from all eras. Members will have the opportunity to: * * * * * * * *

Update their contact information View All-Time Letterwinner lists Receive information about sport reunions Partake in special offers and discounts Network with peers Utilize career tools available only to OU alumni-athletes Become involved with current varsity sports Support the next generation of Graduates & Champions Visit http://www.ougrizzlies.com/ot/varsity-o.html for more information

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Meadow Brook Hall

Meadow Brook Hall is the fourth largest historic house museum in the United States and is renowned for its superb craftsmanship, architectural detailing and grand scale. Built between 1926 and 1929 as the residence of Matilda Dodge Wilson (widow of auto pioneer John Dodge) and her second husband, lumber broker Alfred G. Wilson, the 110-room, 88,000-square-foot, Tudor-revival style mansion is complete with vast collections of original art and furnishings.

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Welcome to OU

Nestled in the heart of Oakland County, Michigan, Oakland University has a student enrollment of 18,169 students (14,397 undergraduate, 3,772 graduate) in 132 baccalaureate and 177 graduate and certificate programs. Oakland University boasts a state-of-the-art campus featuring everything from NCAA Division I athletics to top-notch performances at the Meadow Brook Music Festival.

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Meadow Brook Music Festival

Oakland University is home to the highly-acclaimed Meadow Brook Music Festival, which brings numerous high-profile musical and comedy acts to the OU campus every year. Blues Traveler, Jackson Browne, Frank Caliendo, Collective Soul, Counting Crows, John Fogerty, Peter Frampton, Chris Isaak, Live, Dave Matthews Band, George Thorogood & The Destroyers, and â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weirdâ&#x20AC;? Al Yankovic are just a sampling of the high-profile acts to have visited the OU campus in the last few years. DTE Energy Music Theatre and The Palace of Auburn Hills also host several concerts within minutes of the OU campus.

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Local Sports

The OU campus is located just five minutes away from the metro Detroit areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premier sports and entertainment facility, the Palace of Auburn Hills, home to the 2004 NBA Champion Detroit Pistons and 2008 WNBA Champion Detroit Shock. The Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings, and Detroit Lions all play just 30 minutes from the OU campus in downtown Detroit.

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This is Rochester

During the holiday season the city of Rochester comes alive! A short drive down Main Street allows local businesses to show off their â&#x20AC;&#x153;true colorsâ&#x20AC;? as they combine to show off their holiday spirit by covering the facades of their buildings with multicolored lights.

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This is Rochester

The holiday season isn’t the only time that Rochester comes alive. The downtown area offers some of the best shopping in the metro Detroit area. And if shoppers can’t find what they’re looking for here, Great Lakes Crossing in Auburn Hills and the Somerset Collection in Troy are just minutes away.

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The OU Soccer Field

Opened for play in 2001, the OU Soccer Field has housed the very successful Oakland University men’s and women’s soccer programs that have consistently been on top of The Summit League since joining Division I in 1998. The field accommodates 1,000 fans, which has certainly played a factor in the Golden Grizzlies men posting a 41-16-8 record, and the Golden Grizzlies women posting a 35-24-5 record on the OU Soccer Field. In 2008, Oakland’s men played hosted to its first NCAA College Cup game at the OU Soccer Field, where they took on 2007 College Cup runner-up Ohio State University. OU will host the 2009 Summit League Men’s Soccer Championship, marking the third time in four seasons that the Golden Grizzlies have served as the host team. Oakland’s women have also hosted the Summit League championship three times. In addition to competing at the OU Soccer Field, both the Golden Grizzlies men’s and women’s programs will host three games at the Ultimate Soccer Arenas in Pontiac. The complex has three full size indoor soccer fields, as well as locker rooms and various restaurants. OU also trains at the state-of-the-art facility.

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The OU Soccer Field

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OU Administration

Dr. Gary D. Russi • President Southwestern Oklahoma, ‘69

Gary Russi has served as Oakland University’s president since 1996, and he held the position of interim president from 1995 to 1996. Under his leadership Oakland completed its first strategic plan, 1995 - 2005. The 10-year plan paved the way for Oakland’s unprecedented growth - in stature and size - and is helping the university realize its 2010 vision. In April 2005 Russi announced the university’s first-ever comprehensive campaign, “Innovation and Opportunity The Campaign for Oakland University,” with a goal of raising $110 million by 2010. The Campaign for Oakland University is designed to propel the university to the next level in providing a comprehensive liberal education, raising funds for professorships, scholarships, research endowments, academic programs and improved facilities. As of September 2006 the university has raised more than $70.4 million toward that ambitious goal. Oakland University is a top-rated academic institution that is widely recognized as a university on the rise. With a steadily growing student population that topped 18,000 in fall 2006, Russi has worked with the Oakland community to maintain the highest caliber of academic quality and to build an infrastructure that retains the best features of a small campus setting while offering a large array of programs and services. Under Russi’s leadership, Oakland has introduced more than 40 new academic degree programs since 1995. Full-time faculty number more than 440 as of fall 2005, with 50 new positions approved for 2006-07. These new programs and faculty members have drawn a greater number - and an even more talented group - of students to the university. Average high school GPAs and ACT scores of incoming freshmen continue to rise. Russi’s commitment to experiential learning with flexible class schedules, high quality facilities and classroom technologies, and a wide array of student services and research opportunities is helping Oakland grow into a distinctive university focused on delivering a unique and progressive undergraduate education. In addition, during Russi’s tenure, Oakland has invested - often with state support - more than $190 million to enrich environments for teaching, researching, learning, and living. Capital improvements include a $43-million Science and Engineering building, a $37-million Recreation and Athletics Center, the $17.5-million R. Hugh and Nancy Elliott Hall of Business and Information Technology, the $32million Carlotta and Dennis Pawley Hall and $20-million new student apartments. This trend will continue with the Campaign for Oakland University’s goal of further capital enhancements to support the university’s growth. Russi joined Oakland University in 1993 as vice president for academic affairs where he was responsible for all academic programs, academic support services, research and several university wide ad-

ministrative services. In 1995 he assumed the role of interim president. He held both positions until he was named president in 1996. Russi is also a professor in Oakland’s School of Health Sciences. Prior to joining Oakland, Russi was vice president for research and strategic planning at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa where he served as the university’s chief research administrator and promoted institutional direction and support for faculty research endeavors. While there he was instrumental in focusing university staff resources and budgets to strengthen faculty research. Russi was also very involved there, as he is at Oakland, in supporting and promoting undergraduate student research projects. As vice president for research and strategic planning, Russi also led and managed the application of state-of-the-art information technology in the university’s administrative, educational and research activities. Russi’s administrative career at Drake University began in 1973 as a project coordinator in development and fund raising where he authored, co-authored and/or managed 42 funded grant or contract projects ranging from $200 to $900,000. From there he progressed through a variety of administrative positions, including department chair for the Clinical Externship Program, director of university planning, vice provost for planning and budgeting, and executive assistant to the president. Russi participated in the American Council on Education (ACE) Fellows Program in Academic Administration from 1982-1983 where he served as special assistant to the executive vice president and provost of the University of Nebraska. Russi’s teaching and research experience began at Southwestern Oklahoma State University where he was an undergraduate research assistant in chemistry from 1967-1969. His professional teaching and research career began in 1969 when he joined Kansas University as a teaching/research assistant in pharmacology and toxicology. During his tenure at Drake University he held the positions of assistant professor, associate professor and professor of pharmacology and toxicology. From 1973 to 1984, Russi published 17 abstracts and articles in professional journals. Between 1970 and 2006, he co-authored eight scientific articles, dissertations and abstracts. And from 1973 to 1991, he completed 13 invited scientific book reviews. Russi has achieved numerous honors and awards for his many achievements, including the George Wibby Athletic Award from Oakland University (2002), Distinguished Alumni Award from Southwestern Oklahoma State University (1998), Honorary Member of Golden Key National Honour Society at Oakland University (1993 to present), Merck Research Award at Southwestern Oklahoma State University (1969) and Rho Chi Society Undergraduate Research Award at Southwestern Oklahoma State University (1969). Russi currently serves as co-chair of the Oakland County Business Roundtable and vice chair of Oakland County Automation Alley. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of Crittenton Hospital and the Citizens Research Council of Michigan, serves as chair of the Presidents Council of State Universities of Michigan and is a member of the Detroit Renaissance Board of Directors. Russi earned his bachelor of science degree in pharmacology from Southwestern Oklahoma State University and his doctor of philosophy degree in pharmacology and toxicology from the University of Kansas.

OU Administration

Tracy Huth • Director of Athletics Oakland, ‘84

When one thinks of Oakland University athletics, one of the first names that comes to mind is that of secondyear Director of Athletics Tracy Huth. After all, Huth has been involved with Oakland University athletics as a studentathlete, coach, and administrator since the 1980-81 academic year. Huth was appointed Director of Athletics in October 2007 after serving as the interim director for one year, and immediately put in motion an ambitious plan to enhance the overall Oakland University athletics experience, both for student-athletes and fans alike. The result thus far has been a more fan-friendly atmosphere at all OU events, and increasing student-athlete success both athletically and academically. During his first year as OU’s Director of Athletics, Oakland placed more student-athletes on The Summit League Academic All-League teams than any other institution, and Golden Grizzly teams captured league titles in men’s and women’s soccer and men’s and women’s swimming and diving; and saw the school’s first individual league champion in track and field. The OU basketball programs were the only teams in The Summit League to beat ranked opponents, and Oakland University also played host to The Summit League women’s soccer and men’s and women’s swimming and diving championships. In the coming year, OU will host the men’s soccer championship and will once again host the men’s and women’s swimming and diving championships. Prior to making the move into the athletics director’s office, Huth served over nine years as an Associate Athletics Director and Assistant Athletics Director, including a one-year stint OU’s Senior Associate Athletics Director where he was in charge of supervising the department’s operations. While an assistant director, Huth’s primary responsibilities were in the areas of program supervision, student-athlete services, and compliance. During his time as a departmental administrator, Huth has been involved in several league and national committees. In March 2006, Huth was appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Swimming & Diving Committee. He has also served on the NCAA’s Academic/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet (2001-05) and served as the tournament manager for the first and secondround games in the 2006 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament hosted by Oakland at the Palace of Auburn Hills. Huth currently serves as a member of The Summit League Joint Council, the

league’s Budget Committee and Competition Committee, and also chairs the Men’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving Sport Committee. The strides made by the athletics program during Huth’s tenure should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with his track record as a coach. Huth spent 11 years as the head coach of OU’s women’s swimming and diving program, establishing the Oakland program as the premier program in the country at the Division II level. His teams finished in the top three nationally in nine consecutive seasons, winning five consecutive national championships and three consecutive second-place finishes from 1990-97. Huth was named the NCAA Division II Coach of the Year three times for his team’s accomplishments. Only Kenyon College (17 consecutive Division III titles from 1984-2000) and Truman State University (six consecutive Division II titles from 2001-06) have posted more consecutive national championships in women’s swimming and diving, while only Texas (five consecutive Division I titles from 1984-88) and Stanford (five consecutive Division I titles from 1992-96) have matched the total of five straight, which stood as a Division II record until 2006. Huth began his coaching career at Oakland in 1985 as an assistant coach with the men’s swimming and diving program, a position he held for two years before taking the reins of the women’s program. Huth remained as the women’s head coach until 1998, when he stepped down to focus on his position as Assistant Athletics Director as OU made the move to Division I. But before Huth became well-known as the highly-successful coach of OU’s women’s swimming program, he earned recognition as one of the top swimmers in the nation. Arguably the most accomplished student-athlete in OU history, Huth earned a rare 24 All-America honors, claiming 13 individual national championships. Huth was a four-time national champion in both the 200- and 400-yard individual medley, and was named NCAA Division II Swimmer of the Year three times. He remains the only swimmer in NCAA history to have won both the 200 and 400 IM four times. In 2002 Huth had the unique honor of being selected to the Oakland University Lepley Hall of Honor for a second time. He and is the only member to be enshrined twice. Originally named to the Hall in 1990 for his swimming accomplishments as a student-athlete, his second honor was in recognition of his coaching accomplishments. A native of Yakima, Wash., Huth is a member of the North Oakland Family YMCA Advisory Board and the March of Dimes “Walk America Troy site committee. He earned his bachelor’s degree in secondary education from Oakland in 1985, and in 1996, Huth earned his master’s degree in sports administration from Wayne State University. He currently resides in Clarkston with his wife Jenny Huth and has two children, Kara and Chance.

Athletic Administration

SIMON DOVER

Associate Athletics Director Business/External Operations Oakland, ‘88

Simon Dover joined the Oakland athletics staff as the business manager in November of 1998. In the summer of 2000 he was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for Finance and Administration and in January of 2006 was promoted to Associate Athletic Director for Internal Operations and became Associate Athletic Director for External Operations in December of 2008. Dover is responsible for managing the multi-million dollar athletic budget, contract negotiations, financial aid for student-athletes and as is an active part of the departments strategic planning initiatives. Dover oversees the athletic communiciations, marketing and promotions and athletic training operations. Dover’s also has supervisory responsibility for Men’s and Women’s Cross Country and Track. A native of Rochester, Mich. Dover came to Oakland in 1998 from the Palace of Auburn Hills and Palace Sports and Entertainment where he worked from 1991-1998. Prior to The Palace, Dover worked in public accounting from 1988–91. Dover, a 1988 graduate of Oakland with a bachelor’s degree in accounting, received his masters of finance degree in 1998 from Walsh College. He is a member of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and the College Athletic Business Managers Association. Dover resides in Rochester, with his wife Janice and their two children, Harrison and Haley.

JOE IMPELLIZZERI

Assistant Athletics Director Development Olivet, ‘84

Joe Impellizzerijoined the Oakland Athletic staff in 2007 as the Associate Director of Athletics for Development. Impellizzeri is responsible for securing private gifts and managing donor relations. Before joining Oakland, Impellizzeri spent five years as a Director of Resource Development for the United Way for Southeastern Michigan. Most recently, Impellizzeri was responsible for raising nearly $8 million to fully fund the start-up and first three years of operations of United Way 2-1-1. During his tenure at United Way Impellizzeri also increased the overall revenue from leadership and major gifts five percent, from $12.9 million to $13.5 million. Prior to his time at United Way, Impellizzeri spent four years at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, the last two as the Vice President for External Relations, leading a fundraising effort that resulted in a record $2.96 million in 2001. A native of Fraser, Michigan, Impellizzeri earned a bachelor’s degree in history and political science from Olivet College in 1984. While at Olivet, Impellizzeri was a three-year member of the Comets’ baseball team. In 1995, Impellizzeri earned a master’s in sports management and sports administration from Ohio State University. Impellizzeri resides in Macomb Township, Michigan with his wife Heidi and their three daughters, Audrey, Katherine and Sarah.

STACY MOSELY

Associate Athletics Director Internal Operations Senior Woman Administrator Cal Poly, ‘93

Stacy Mosely joined the Oakland athletics staff in May 2008. Along with direct oversight of several programs at OU, Mosely will also serve as the Senior Woman Administrator for the Golden Grizzlies. Prior to her efforts at Miami (FL) where she spent one year as the Associate Director of Alumni Programs, Mosely worked 12 years at Northern Illinois University in various positions. She was most recently an Assistant Athletic Director in charge of marketing and promotions and worked four years as the Assistant A.D. in charge of internal operations where she supervised baseball, men’s soccer, women’s gymnastics and golf. Mosely also served as the Tournament Director for the men’s golf championship (2003) and women’s gymnastics championship (2005) for the Mid-American Conference. Along with those accomplishments, Mosely assisted with the development of a $200,000 contract with Adidas to supply free athletic apparel for the Huskies and expanded women’s basketball media coverage through radio broadcasts and telecasts. Mosely graduated from California Polytechnic State University with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and human development in June 1993. She went on to earn her master’s degree in sports management in May 1996. Mosely is married to Marquis Mosely who is a former football coach at Miami (FL).

HOLLY KERSTNER

Assistant Athletics Director Student-Athlete Services Concordia, ‘95

Holly Kerstner joined the Oakland University athletic department staff in 2006 as the Assistant Athletic Director for Student Athlete Services, a position created to help student-athletes succeed in the classroom as well as in competition. Kerstner also oversees the Grizzly Center for Graduates and Champions, the academic center for student-athletes which provides tutorial support and other resources to assist them in the classroom. She will also serve as the administrator of the Grizzly tennis, volleyball and softball teams. Additionally, Kerstner oversees the Lifeskills program which aids student-athletes in making the transition between university life and post-graduation responsibilities. Prior to joining the Grizzy staff Kerstner served a four-year stint at Radford University as the Director of Student-Athlete Support Services. She oversaw all academic services, including the tutorial center and advising. Kerstner was also the Student Athlete Advisory Committee advisor at Radford. Kerstner spent four years at the University of Detroit as the Director of Advising and Academic Services before moving along to Radford. Her duties included admitting, advising and counseling student-athletes, as well as conditionally admitting students and overseeing the learning center.

OU Athletics Staff

ROB BEAM Volleyball

JOHN MUSACHIO Baseball

KATE BURKE

Coordinator of Promotions

SCOTT MacDONALD

Dir. of Communications

SCOTT DUNFORD

Asst. Dir. of Communications

BRIAN COSTELLO

BECKIE FRANCIS Women’s Basketball

Swimming and Diving

NICK O’SHEA

ERIC POGUE

HEATHER REDSHAW

MATT HERREMA

GINA DeMARTIS

Men’s/Women’s Golf

Women’s Soccer

Asst. Athletic Trainer

SARAH PREISINGER

Dir. of WBB Operations

CHAD THOMPSON

Coordinator of Annual Giving

Men’s Soccer

Administrative Asst.

ELISABETH PUTNAM Facilities Coordinator

EDDIE TURNER

Equipment Manager

PETE HOVLAND

GREG KAMPE Men’s Basketball

PAUL RICE

Women’s Tennis

Track/Cross Country

TOM FORD

SCHENETTE FOWLER

Head Athletic Trainer

SAMANTHA RADEL

Assoc. Athletic Trainer

JANA CARNEY

Coordinator of Business Ops.

Accounting Clerk

Mike Bond

Communications Asst.

ADRIAN KOWAL

Compliance Coordinator

LaDonia Hughes Softball

LAINIE BISBEE

Asst. Athletic Trainer

SARAH JUDD

Dir. of MBB Operations

Evan Dermidoff

Academic Advisor

TODD WOHLFEIL

Dir., Strength/Conditioning

IBC

2010 SCHEDULE AUGUST 15 21 27 29

at Valparaiso (exhibition) ROCHESTER COLLEGE at Western Michigan at Pittsburgh

OCTOBER 1 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 1 p.m.

SEPTEMBER 3 5 12 17 19 24

MICHIGAN DAYTON DETROIT # YOUNGSTOWN STATE MASSACHUSETTS at Butler

5:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 4 p.m. 1 p.m. 4 p.m.

1 3 8 10 14 16 22 24 28 30

NORTH DAKOTA STATE* # SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* at Oral Roberts* at Centenary* MICHIGAN STATE at IPFW* IUPUI* # WESTERN ILLINOIS* at Southern Utah* at UMKC*

7 p.m. 1 p.m. 8 p.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 5 p.m. 12:30 p.m.

NOVEMBER 5-7 at The Summit League Championship

Home games in ALL CAPS | All times EST and subject to change | *Summit League Game | # Game at Ultimate Soccer Arena

Seniors Nikki Neubauer, Meghan Hartwig, Cara Duffy, Melissa Hartwig, and Dani Haelewyn (captain).