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Wisconsin Womens Soccer WISCONSIN WOMENS SOCCER . 18 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES . 2 COLLEGE CUP SEMIFINALS . 17 ALL-AMERICANS . 5 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS WISCONSIN VS. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE/LOYOLA-CHICAGO QUICK FACTS SEPT. 9/ SEPT. 12 . MCCLIMON COMPLEX/LOYOLA SOCCER PARK . MADISON, WIS./CHICAGO ILL. Location ........................ Madison, Wis.. WISCONSIN GENERAL Site ...................... McClimon Complex Rankings (NSCAA) ............................... NR TV ............................................ BTN Plus 2016-17 Record (B1G) .........1-2-3 (0-0) City/State: Madison, Wis. Live Stats ................ UWBadgers.com Head Coach ........................ Paula Wilkins Population: 245,691 Live Updates .......... @BadgerWSoccer Record at UW (Yrs.) .........99-63-27 (10) Founded: 1848 Series History ............UW leads 2-0-1 Enrollment: 43,389 (Undergraduates: 29,302) In Madison ...................................... 2-0-1 south dakota state Nickname: Badgers In Brookings ...................................... N/A Rankings (NSCAA) ............................... NR Neutral ............................................ N/A 2016-17 Record ............................. 2-3-1 Colors: Cardinal (PMS 200) and White Head Coach .................Lang Wedemeyer Affiliation: NCAA I Record at SDSU (Yrs.) 154-119-35 (17) Conference: Big Ten TV ...................................................... N/A Chancellor: Rebecca Blank Live Stats ................ UWBadgers.com loyola-chicago Athletic Director: Barry Alvarez Live Updates .......... @BadgerWSoccer Rankings (NSCAA) ............................... NR 2016-17 Record ............................. 0-3-2 Senior Women’s Administrator: Terry Gawlik Series History ............UW leads 4-0-0 Head Coach ........................... Barry Bimbi Athletic Dept. Phone: 608-262-1866 In Madison ...................................... 3-0-0 Record at LU (Yrs.) ............ 34-50-20 (6) Website: UWBadgers.com In chicago ....................................... 1-0-0 HEAD COACH PAULA WILKINS Neutral ............................................ N/A Hometown: Middletown, Pa. STARTING XI Alma Mater: UMass, 1994 1. Senior Rose Lavelle was ranked the No. 1 Player in the Country by Top Drawer Soccer in Career Record: 218-82-38 (16th season) their preseason top 100 poll. Record at Wisconsin: 99-63-27 (10th season) 2. This past weekend, the Badgers tied the Santa Clara ASSISTANT COACHES team that was ranked No. 22 in the country at the time. Tim Rosenfeld (ninth season) 3. Senior Micaela Powers leads the team in goals after . Kristen Weiss (third season) notching her second goal against Stanford (9/1). 4. Sophomore Emily Borgmann is the only player this SUPPORT STAFF season to record both a goal and an assist. Justin Doherty (Sr. Assoc. AD for External Relations) 5. Both Borgmann and junior Sydney McGinnis lead the . Mitch Toda (Athletic Trainer) team in assists with one each. Kevin Schultz (Strength Coach) 6. Junior goalkeeper Caitlyn Clem earned a season-high . Kelli Grashel (Communications) six saves against Stanford. 7. Clem currently ranks third in the country for goalie TEAM INFORMATION minutes played (600) and 53rd in the country for shut- 2015 Overall Record: 11-6-3 outs with two. 2015 Big Ten Record (Finish): 8-2-1 (T-1st) 8. Allie Winterfield is the only freshman to start all four 2015 Final Rank: Not Ranked games this season. Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 The team celebrates the first goal of Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/6 9. Head coach Paula Wilkins is on the brink of her 100th the season vs. Milwaukee. Newcomers: 11 win at Wisconsin. TEAM HISTORY 10. This marks the third meeting between Wisconsin and South Dakota State. The Badgers lead the series 2-0-1. First Year of Soccer: 1981 Record (Years): 401-214-64 (34) 11. Loyola and UW have met four times with the Badgers leading the series 4-0-0. Big Ten Record (Years): 104-84-27 (22) Big Ten Tournament Championships: 1 (2013) NCAA Tournament Record: 5-10 Last NCAA Tournament: 2014/ L - Oregon, 6-0 First Team All-Big Ten Selections: 10 FACILITIES 1 99 3 Name: McClimon Complex Senior Rose Lavelle was Head Coach Paula Wilkins The Big Ten preseason Capacity: 1,611 ranked the No. 1 player in is on the brink of her 100th coaches poll picked UW Record at McClimon: 141-66-20 (.665) the country by Top Drawer win at Wisconsin. She to finish third, marking the Press Box Phone: 608-265-5149 Soccer last week in the TDS clinched her 99th win with seventh-straight season Practice field: University Bay Fields, McClain Complex women’s national top 100 the program in the season in which UW has been rankings for women’s col- opener against Illinois State predicted to finish among lege soccer. on August 19. the top five in the Big Ten. Soccer Contact: Kelli Grashel . Office: 608-262-8216 . Cell: 608-445-4086 . E-mail: [email protected] . Twitter: @KelliGrashel Athletic Communications Office . University of Wisconsin . Kellner Hall . 1440 Monroe Street . Madison, WI 53711 WISCONSIN VS. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE/LOYOLA-CHICAGO GENERAL NOTES WISCONSIN PROJECTED STARTING XI 2016 SCHEDULE No. Name Pos. Yr. G A GP/GS Notes 3 Rose Lavelle MF Sr. 0 0 6/6 MAC Hermann Trophy candidate DATE OPPONENT TIME (CT) TV 4 Sydney McGinnis F Jr. 0 1 6/6 played a season-high 88 minutes versus Santa Clara (9/4) Aug. 11 at Marquette 7:30 p.m. 9 Morgan Taylor D Sr. 0 0 5/1 started her first game this season against Santa Clara (9/4) WISCONSIN VS. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE/LOYOLA-CHICAGO Aug. 19 at Illinois State 7 p.m. 10 Allie Winterfield MF Fr. 0 0 6/6 started all games thus far as a true freshman SEPT. 9/ SEPT. 12 . MCCLIMON COMPLEX/LOYOLA SOCCER PARK . MADISON, WIS./CHICAGO ILL. Aug. 21 at Notre Dame 2 p.m. Aug. 25 MILWAUKEE 7 p.m. 12 Micaela Powers MF Sr. 2 0 6/4 leads the team in goals this season with two Aug. 28 DRAKE 1 p.m. 16 Alexis Tye MF Jr. 0 0 6/6 accumulated four shots on goal this season Sept. 1 at Stanford 9 p.m. 18 Kylie Schwarz D Sr. 0 0 6/6 tallied three shots this season Sept. 4 at Santa Clara 3 p.m. 19 Emily Borgmann F So. 1 1 6/1 netted first goal of the season against Santa Clara (9/4) Sept. 9 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 5 p.m. 22 Jamie Donohue D So. 0 0 6/5 recorded first career shot against Milwaukee (8/25) Sept. 12 at Loyola-Chicago 7 p.m. Sept. 16 OHIO STATE* 7 p.m. 30 Camryn Biegalski D Fr. 0 0 5/5 played a career-high 97 minutes versus Santa Clara (9/4) Sept. 18 PENN STATE* 1 p.m. No. Name Pos. Yr. S GA ShO Notes Sept. 23 at Purdue* 6 p.m. 0 Caitlyn Clem GK Jr. 12 2 1 earned a season-high six saves against Stanford (9/1) Sept. 25 at Indiana* 12 p.m. Oct. 1 at Minnesota* 5:30 p.m. LAST TIME OUT Overall the game proved to be a physical Oct. 6 NEBRASKA* 7 p.m. one, with both teams collectively drawing The Wisconsin women’s soccer team Oct. 9 IOWA* 1 p.m. 32 fouls over 110 minutes of play. capped off the team’s trip to California Oct. 13 at Michigan* 6 p.m. While Santa Clara may have outshot Oct. 16 at Michigan State* 12 p.m. with a 1-1 draw against No. 22 Santa Wisconsin 12-10, the Badgers produced Oct. 22 at Illinois* 7 p.m. Clara at Stevens Stadium on Sunday after- more opportunities near the net tallying Oct. 26 RUTGERS* 7 p.m. noon. seven shots on goal while the Broncos Wisconsin didn’t hesitate to get the game recorded four. going as Emily Borgmann notched her first FOLLOW THE BADGERS goal of the season in the 16th minute of Borgmann and Fabry led the team in shots action. with two apiece while Borgmann also led WEBSITE: UWBadgers.com the team in shots on goal with two. TWITTER: @BadgerWSoccer The sophomore forward was able to find UW was also awarded with four corner INSTAGRAM: @BadgerWSoccer the back of the net on an unassisted play kicks while SCU had three. FACEBOOK: /WisconsinWomensSoccer from inside the penalty area which put SNAPCHAT: officialbadgers Badgers on top, 1-0. Clem was able to earn three saves dur- But it only took Santa Clara a little more ing the game while SCU’s goalkeeper than two minutes to avenge the Badgers’ Courtney Ogren had six. NSCAA TOP 25 RANKINGS goal when the Broncos’ Julie Vass swiped one past junior goalkeeper Caitlyn Clem BADGERS LATE RALLY FALLS SHORT 1 . Florida State University to find the back left of the net, tying the The Wisconsin women’s soccer team fell 2 . Stanford University game at 1-1. to a worthy opponent in No. 2 Stanford, 3 . University Of Virginia 4 . West Virginia University For the remainder of the first half, SCU 2-1, on the road on Thursday night. Senior 5 . University Of Florida kept getting good looks at Wisconsin’s Micaela Powers helped the Badgers to 6 . Duke University goal, but no shots were able to fall in and cut Stanford’s early 2-0 lead late in the 7 . Brigham Young University the teams headed into halftime knotted game but UW (1-2-2) dropped its second 8 . University Of North Carolina up at 1-1. contest of the season as the Cardinal 9 . UCLA improved to 4-0. 10 . University Of Minnesota The Cardinal and White had a chance to 11 . Texas A&M University come away with the win late in regulation The Cardinal struck quickly, scoring both 12 . University of California when sophomore Steph Fabry launched a of its goals nearly just one minute apart 13 . Clemson University shot into an open goal in the 87th minute, in the 10th minute and 12th minute of 14 . University of South Florida but the ball bounced off the crossbar. the game.
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