2011 Media Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS School Information Quick Facts...... 3 Location...... Huntington, W.Va. Sports Information...... 3 Founded...... 1837 Media Information...... 4 Enrollment...... 13,841 Media Outlets...... 4 Nickname...... Thundering Herd Colors ...... Green (PMS 357) and White THE 2010 THUNDERING HERD Conference...... Conference USA

Affiliation...... NCAA Div. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2010 Schedule...... 5 NCAA/SoccerBuzz Region...... Mid-Atlantic/Great Lakes Season Outlook...... 7-8 President ...... Dr. Stephen J. Kopp Athletic Director...... KMike Hamrick THE COACHING STAFF Associate AD/Chief of Staff...... Jeff O’Malley Associate AD/Finance...... David Steele Head Coach: Kevin Long...... 9-10 Associate AD/SWA...... Beatrice Crane Banford Assistant Coach: Scott Letts...... 11 Associate AD/Facilities...... Scott Morehouse Graduate Assistant: Kris Rake ...... 12 Associate AD/Compliance...... Derek Gwinn Associate AD/Big Green Director...... John Sutherland THE PLAYERS NCAA Faculty Representative...... Robert Bookwalter Seniors...... 13-17 Team Information Facility...... Sam Hood Field Juniors...... 18-20 Capacity...... 1,500 Sophomores...... 21-24 Surface...... Bermuda Grass Freshmen...... 25-29 Head Coach...... Kevin Long (George Mason ‘93). Office Phone...... (304) 696-6388 2010 SEASON E-Mail...... [email protected] Record at Marshall...... 24-26-7 (Fourth Season) Final Statistics (Game-by-Game Results & Team Statistics).....30 Career Record...... 86-115-23 (Thirteenth Season) Season-in-Review...... 31 Assistant Coach ...... Scott Letts (Marshall, ‘07) Office Phone...... (304) 696--3614 2011 OPPONENTS E-Mail...... [email protected] Non-Conference Opponents...... 32 Graduate Assistant...... Kris Rake (William & Mary, ‘06) 2010 Overall Record...... 7-9-3 Conference Opponents...... 33 2010 Conference Record...... 5-5-1/6th Starters Returning/Lost...... ?? RECORDS Newcomers...... 7 Non-Conference All-Time Series...... 34 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... ?/5 Mailing Address...... Marshall Women’s Soccer Conference All-Time Series...... 35 .Cam Henderson Center. Year-By-Year Results...... 36-37 .1801 Third Ave. All-Time Coaching Staff...... 37 .Huntington, WV 25703 Single-Game...... 38 Soccer Fax...... (304) 696-2325 Single-Season...... 39 History Team...... 40 First Year of Soccer...... ………………………………….....1998 Overall Record……………………………………...... 75-142-21, 13 years Attendance...... 40 Last Postseason…………………………..0-1 in 2010 C-USA Tournament Career...... 41 L, 3-0 vs Houston (C-USA Quarterfinals) All-Time Letterwinners...... 42 Last NCAA Appearance.………………………………………………….....n/a Awards and Accolades...... 43-45 Sports Information Team Captains by Year...... 46 Assistant AD/Media Relations...... ??? When Was the Last Time...... 46 Office …………………………………………………………...(304) 696-4660 Associate SID...... ??? Office …………………………………………………………...(304) 696-6525 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Assistant SID...... Bob Pristash (West Virginia, ‘03) Marshall University...... 47 Office…………………………………………………………..(304) 696-2418 Marshall Administration...... 48 Graduate Assistant/W. Soccer SID...... ??? Office ………………………………………………………….. (304) 696-5276 Marshall Athletic Administration...... 49-50 E-Mail...... ………………………………??? Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program...... 51 Cell Phone…………………………………………………...... ??? Sports Medicine...... 52 Sports Information Office Phone...………………………(304) 696-5275 Strength and Conditioning...... 52 Sports Information Fax……………………………………...(304) 696-2325 Overnight Mailing Address...... Cam Henderson Center. Sam Hood Field...... 53 .1801 Third Ave. Huntington, W.Va...... 54 .Huntington, WV 25703 3 Conference USA...... 55-56 Official Athletics Website..…………………………..www.HerdZone.com

Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide MEDIA OUTLETS The Herald-Dispatch WSAZ-TV (NBC) 946 Fifth Avenue P.O. Box 2115 Huntington, WV 25701 Huntington, WV 25721 (304) 523-5333/fax 697-4325 (304) 526-2759/fax 526-2857 2011 SCHEDULE The Parthenon WCHS-TV (ABC)/WVAH-TV (FOX) Marshall University 1301 Piedmont Road Charleston, WV 25301 Huntington, WV 26701 (304) 345-4115/fax 345-1849 Aug. 21 at St. Francis (Pa.) 2:00 p.m. (304) 696-6696/fax 696-2519 Huntington, WV 25701 (304) 522-4581/fax 523-0545 Charleston Gazette 1001 Virginia Street East WOWK-TV (CBS) VCU TOURNAMENT Charleston, WV 25330 555 Fifth Ave. Aug. 26 at VCU # 6:00 p.m. (304) 348-7948/fax 348-1740 Huntington, WV 25701 (304) 522-4581/fax 523-0545 Aug. 28 vs. William & Mary # 11:30 a.m. Charleston Daily Mail 1001 Virginia Street East Thundering Herd Network 2011 SCHEDULE Charleston, WV 25330 P.O. Box 1360 Sept. 02 Ohio 7:00 p.m. (304) 348-4807/fax 348-4847 Huntington, WV 25715 (304) 696-2446/fax 696-2325 Sept. 04 at West Virginia 2:00 p.m. Ashland Daily Independent Sept. 09 at Eastern Kentucky 5:00 p.m. 224 17th Street WDGG-FM/WRVC-AM Ashland, KY 41101 P.O. Box 1150 Sept. 11 Morehead State 1:00 p.m. (606) 329-1643/fax 324-8434 Huntington, WV 25713 (304) 523-8401/fax 523-4848 Sept. 16 at Ball State 4:00 p.m. The Herd Insider WMUL-FM Sept. 23 at UTEP* 9:00 p.m. 945 4th Avenue Marshall University Sept. 25 at Colorado College* 2:00 p.m. Suite 200-C Huntington, WV 25701 Huntington, WV 25701 (304) 696-6640/fax 696-3232 Sept. 30 Memphis* 7:00 p.m. (304) 697-0850

Note: All interview requests should be set up through the Marshall University Sports Information Department at least (48 Oct. 02 UAB* 1:00 p.m. HOURS) in advance. Players and head coach Kevin Long will be available before and after practice, and after matches. Oct. 07 UCF* 7:00 p.m. Players will not be available prior to matches nor will they be asked to miss class, study hall, practice, meal or medical treatment sessions for interviews. Oct. 19 Southern Miss* 1:00 p.m. Oct. 14 at SMU* 8:00 p.m. Marshall on the Web Oct. 16 at Tulsa* 2:00 p.m. Media members and fans from across the globe can access information about the Thundering Herd women’s Oct. 21 Houston* 7:00 p.m. soccer program via the internet. The latest news, statistics, and biographies of every player are only a click away at www.herdzone.com. The latest Conference USA standings and statistics are available at www.conferenceusa.com. Oct. 23 Rice* 1:00 p.m. Oct. 27 East Carolina* 7:00 p.m. Marshall on the Radio Marshall University’s national award-winning student radio station, WMUL 88.1 FM, will broadcast every Nov. 2-6 C-USA Tournament (Memphis) *TBA Marshall women’s soccer home contest live over the world wide web at www.marshall.edu/wmul.

*Conference USA Games #VCU Tournament All Times Eastern & Subject to Change Home Games in Bold CREDITS The 2011 Marshall Women’s Soccer Media Guide was created by Marshall Sports Information Graduate Assistant Jared Johnson. Cover Design and Layout: Jared Johnson MEDIA INFORMATION

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4 5 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide 2011 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 2011 looks to be an exciting year after coming off of the university’s first conference play- 0 Harwell, Caroline GK 5-7 So. Mooresville, N.C./Mooresville Senior HS off appearance in women’s soccer, since joining the Conference USA. In 2010 The Herd 1 Kish, Lizzie GK 5-8 Fr. Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown HS 2 Vinson, Sarah MF 5-8 Jr. Amelia, Ohio/Amelia HS received an early exit from the playoffs at the hands of Houston Univeristy, and the wom- 3 Barber, Abby D 5-7 So. Hurricane, W.Va./Hurricane HS en’s soccer team is eager to get back to the post season.

4 Lemons, Lizzy MF 5-5 So. Louisville, Ky./Eastern HS 2011 SEASON OUTLOOK 5 Oechsle, Paige D 5-8 Jr. Oxford, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 6 Ball, Katie F 5-6 Sr. Louisville, Ky. /DuPont Manual HS After losing the school’s all-time leading scorer, Erika Duncan, Marshall is looking to fill a 7 Calderhead, Tori D 5-11 Fr. Milford, Ohio/Milford HS major void on the offensive side of the field. Filling Duncan’s shoes will be seniors Angela 8 Culicerto, Kristine D 5-6 So. Charlotte, N.C./David W. Butler HS 9 Waskowki, Robin MF 5-6 Jr. Strongsville, Ohio/Strongsville HS DeSumma and Megan Tabler. DeSumma finished the 2010 season second on the team in 10 DeMarco, Myka F 5-4 Fr. Dallas, Texas/Creekview HS points and goals with 12 and four, respectively. The forward also contributed four assists 11 Stalter, Chelsea MF 5-3 Fr. Strongsville, Ohio/Strongsville HS and 60 total shots, including a game-winner, alongside a .400 shot-on-goal percentage. 12 Aitcheson-Walker, Berrie MF 5-5 Fr. London, England/Stanmore College 13 Gault, Kelsey D 5-4 So. Cincinnati, Ohio/Mount Notre Dame Tabler added three goals herself, one of which was the deciding goal with three minutes 14 DeSumma, Angela F 5-5 Sr. Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East HS left to play in double overtime in the regular season finale that propelled the Herd into the 15 Vescio, Daniella D 5-5 Fr. Sydney, Australia/Mater Maria Catholic College 16 Walsh, Casey MF 5-5 So. Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks HS South 2010 Conference USA Tournament. The senior forward finished 2010 with six total points, 17 Scott, Cece F 5-11 Fr. Radford, Va./Radford HS in addition to 25 shots. 18 Holdaway, Freya D 5-7 Sr. Llandrindod Wells, Wales/Llandrindod HS 19 Blakely, Erin MF 5-10 Sr. Westerville, Ohio/Arizona State 20 Haugh, Betsy GK 5-4 Fr. Earlysville, Va./Albemarle HS Sarah Vinson, Freya Holdaway, and Katie Ball will also see a large offensive role, as each 21 Maiden, Chelsey F 5-6 Jr. Vienna, W.Va./Parkersburg HS contributed greatly during the 2010 campaign. Vinson tallied 30 shots, including 11 on- 22 Bramwell, Annabelle MF 5-4 Jr. Christchurch, New Zealand/Diocesan School For Girls 23 Cathey, Alyssa MF 5-8 Fr. Fort Collins, Colo./Rocky Mountain HS goal, while Holdaway and Ball tallied 10 and 11 shots, respectively. 25 Smith, Skye F 5-5 So. Hurricane, W.Va./Hurricane HS 26 Kerns, Lindsey GK 5-9 So. Hurricane, W.Va./Nitro HS Head Coach Kevin Long will also be looking to see upcoming returners and new freshmen 27 Tabler, Megan F 5-2 Sr. Ashland, Ky./Russell HS 28 Cain, Morgan D 5-5 So. Tarentum, Pa./Highlands HS make critical plays throughout the season.

Pronunciation Guide Herd by State Alphabetical Roster The defensive side of the ball will look much different as well, as the Herd lost four of Kristine Culicerto Cull-ih-ser-toe Colorado 1 12 Aitcheson-Walker, Berrie six backline starters from the 2010 roster. Marshall hopes to see stiff competition among Angela DeSumma Angela DA-Summa Kentucky 3 6 Ball, Katie Freya Holdaway F-EYA Hold-a-WAY North Carolina 2 3 Barber, Abby all returners and newcomers though as the season progresses. Lindsey Kerns and Caro- Paige Oechsle Paige O-shul Ohio 6 19 Blakely, Erin line Harwell bring some experience for the Herd in the net, as they played in nine of the Megan Tabler Megan Tabe-ler Pennsylvania 5 22 Bramwell, Annabelle Texas 1 28 Cain, Morgan 19 games last year. Kerns posted 26 saves and maintained a 0.78 goals against average in 2011 ROSTER Robin Waskowski Robin Was-cow-ski Myka DeMarco Mike-ah De-Mark-oh Virginia 2 7 Calderhead, Tori seven contests. Meanwhile, Harwell posted seven saves in two matches. Daniella Vescio Daniella Ves-sio West Virginia 4 25 Cathey, Alyssa Betsy Haugh Betsy Haw 8 Culicerto, Kristine 10 DeMarco, Myka Coach Long and his assistants are eager to see how freshmen Betsy Haugh pushes both 14 DeSumma, Angela Kerns and Harewell throughout the 2011 season. 13 Gault, Kelsey Herd by Country Herd by Class 0 Harwell, Caroline New Zealand 1 Seniors 5 20 Haugh, Betsy Coach Kevin Long noted, “I’m excited to kick off the 2011 campaign and see what we United Kingdom 2 Juniors 5 18 Holdaway, Freya Australia 1 Sophomores 9 26 Kerns, Lindsey have in the tank after retiring talented seniors. We will be calling upon upcoming play- United States 24 Freshmen 9 1 Kish, Lizzie ers as well as our freshman to fill sizeable gaps.” He also stated, “Competition among our 4 Lemons, Lizzy players has been extremely aggressive at every position, and I look forward to seeing our 21 Maiden, Chelsey 5 Oechsle, Paige players push one another year round.” 17 Scott, Cece 25 Smith, Syke 11 Stalter, Chelsea Coach Long enters his fourth year as Head Coach at Marshall and has attained a 24-26-7 27 Tabler, Megan record. 15 Vescio, Daniella 2 Vinson, Sarah 16 Walsh, Casey 6 9 Waskowski, Robin 7 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide Kevin Long enters his fourth season as the Thundering Herd’s head coach and 12th season as a head coach. In his first three seasons at Marshall, •Kevin Long Long has led the women to a 24-26-7 record. With the addition of Long’s first recruiting class the Herd posted a 12-7 record, its highest win total in •Head Coach program history, as well as going 5-6 in Conference-USA, its best production •Fourth Season since joining the conference in 2002 and falling one game short of its first- •George Mason, 1993 ever C-USA tournament appearance. Since joining the MU staff Long has implemented an aggressive offensive system that has the Herd outshooting its opponents 767-727 over the past three years and a defense that allowed only 23 goals during the 2010 season, as well as posting seven shutouts. Long accepted the head position at Marshall following one year as the interim head coach during the 2008 season. Prior to MU, Long worked at Rider University, where he served as head coach from 2003-2008. Long left Rider as the Bronc’s winningest coach with a 37-48-12 record in five years. The Springfield, Virginia, native was hired as Rider’s third coach in the women’s soccer program history, March 2003. COACHING STAFF Long led the Broncs to record-setting victories in his first two seasons, 2003 (11) and 2004 (12). After a 12-win season in 2004, the Broncs qualified for the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) playoffs. In that same season, he led Rider to the MAAC Championship Game, and in 2005, earned a first-round victory in the MAAC Championship tournament. The 2003 season was the first winning season for Rider, a season in which the Broncs won two tournaments. Rider was ranked 27th in the nation among scoring offenses, with a win-loss record ranking among the top-third in the nation. Long’s 2003 Broncs led the MAAC in shots, points, goals, goals per game and assists. Three of his players were honored for high academics. In 2004, six of his players earned All-MAAC honors, and three others were on the MAAC All-Academic team. Off the field, Long improved the Rider team’s grade point average nearly half a grade higher than in his entry year to a 3.2. Prior to Rider, he served as the assistant women’s soccer coach at North Carolina State University from 2001-2003. While with North Carolina State, Long taught physical education and he participated in the 2002 NCAA College Cup YES Clinician. From 1997-2001, Long coached women’s soccer at Randolph-Macon Woman’s college while also serving as the Director of Sports Information. While coaching at the school, Long had the only two winning seasons in program history. Also at Randolph-Macon, Long was part of the NCAA Women’s Soccer Committee where he was the Chair of the South Region. From 1998-2001, Long served as evaluator and education reference for over 30 coaches as Director of Travel Coaches for the Lynchburg United Soccer Club. Long will continue as an Olympic Development Program (ODP) Region I Senior Staff member where he coaches and trains teams to compete at the national level. Additional duties as senior staff member include selecting the regional team, training, coaching in competitions and promoting players to the national level in the Under-14 age group. From 1993 until 1998, he served as district and state head coach in Virginia, selecting teams, scheduling games and practices, attending and assisting with the Regional Selection Camp. In March 2008, he took an ODP 17-18 year-old elite women’s squad to Russia to compete against teams from Poland, Russia and Ukraine. Long guided his team to defeat Russia twice and won its bracket to advance to the semifinal round. His squad took the Bronze Championship and was the second youngest squad in the championship’s history to win its bracket. In 2007, Long was the head coach of an ODP U15 regional team who faced U-20 teams of Costa Rica, Panama, Chile and Mexico. His squad fell short to Mexico, 2-1, in the championship match. Long coaching in 2009 Long began his career in the Arlington County Public Schools, Virginia, as a health and physical education teacher and soccer coach. After college, Long taught three years at Kenmore Middle School before moving to Yorktown High School (1992-1999). Long has been part of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) since 1998, United States Soccer Federation (USSF) 2011 TEAM 2011 TEAM PICTURES since 1994, and the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) since 2003. Also, he has received the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, “Advanced National” diploma in 1999 and in 1996, certified with the United States Soccer Federation “B” License. Long has been involved with different camps and clinics. He is Director of the Kevin Long Soccer Academy (2004), and numerous others up and down the east coast throughout the years. Long earned a Bachelor of Science in Health Education from George Mason University (1993) and a Master of Arts in Human Services 8 Administration in 2007 from Rider. 9 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide HEAD COACH: KEVIN LONG ASSISTANT COACH: SCOTT LETTS LONG’S CAREER FILE PRIOR TO MARSHALL •Scott Letts • 1989-1995 Gordon Bradley Soccer Camps’ Off-Site Director •Assistant Coach • Aug. 1992-Aug. 1999 Began his career in the Arlington County Public Schools, Virginia, as a health •Fifth Season and physical education teacher and soccer coach. After college, Long taught three years at Kenmore Middle School before moving to Yorktown High School. •Marshall, 2007 • January 1993 Graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Education. He also played for the men’s soccer squad at George Mason. • 1993-Present Served as district and state head coach in Virginia, selecting teams, scheduling Scott Letts enters his fourth year as a member games and practices, attending and assisting with the Olympic Development COACHING STAFF Program (ODP) Regional Selection Camp. Also as an ODP Region I Senior of Thundering Herd’s coaching staff. In his first Staff, he coaches and trains teams to compete at the National Level. Additional two seasons with The Herd, Letts was a graduate duties as senior staff member include selecting the regional team, training, assistant coach, assisting head coach Kevin Long coaching in competitions and promoting players to the national level in the with all aspects of the program with an emphasis Under-14 age group. on the Herd defense. Following the end of the • 1994-Present Affiliate of the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) • 1996 Certified with an United States Soccer Federation, “B” License 2008 season Letts accepted the assistant coaching • Aug. 1997 Hired as women’s head soccer coach and Director of Sports Information position at Marshall. Department at Randolph-Macon Woman’s College. At Randolph-Macon, the Recently, Letts received his State Goalkeeper squad had the only two winning seasons in program history. Also at Randolph- License and Advanced National Diploma from Macon, he was part of the NCAA Women’s Soccer Committee where he was the the National Soccer Coaches Association of Chair of the South Region. • 1998 Hired as evaluator and education reference for over 30 coaches as Director of America (NSCAA). Travel Coaches for the Lynchburg United Soccer Club. In 2008, Letts represented Marshall when • 1998-Present Member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) he traveled to Belize City, Belize with three • 1999 Received National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) “Advanced other Division I assistants (Virginia Tech’s Matt National” Diploma Gwilliam, Western Michigan’s Suzie Grech, and • March 2001-March 2003 North Carolina State University women’s soccer assistant coach. • April 2003 Hired as Rider University women’s soccer head coach. Left the Bronc’s as the Grand Valley State’s Erica Demers) to coach winningest coach with a 37-48-12 record in five years. local children in a soccer camp, (June 27-July 4). • 2004-Present Director of the Kevin Long Soccer Academy The coaches worked with an organization named • January 2007 Earned a Master of Arts degree in Human Services Administration from Rider Peacework, while Letts personally coached 140 Letts in his third year of coaching the Herd. University. young athletes. After completion, the coaches and • 2007 Head coach of an ODP U15 regional team who faced U-20 teams of Costa Rica, Peacework donated all the soccer gear back to the young campers. Panama, Chile and Mexico. His squad fell short to Mexico, 2-1, in the championship match. From 2003-2006, Letts was a four-year performer on the Herd men’s soccer team. For the Herd, • March 2008 Took an ODP 17-18 year-old elite women’s squad to Russia to compete against he was a central defender, captain and four-year starter. teams from Poland, Russia and Ukraine. Long guided his team to defeat Russia In addition to playing for Marshall, Letts played for Great twice and won its bracket to advance to the semifinal round. His squad took the Britain in the World Student Games. Bronze Championship and was the second youngest squad in the championship’s history to win its bracket. Letts has participated in numerous soccer COACHING STAFF COACHING • May 9, 2008 Named Marshall’s women’s soccer assistant coach. competitions. He won the Nottingham County Cup in 1998, • July 14, 2008 Replaced former head coach Chris Kane as Marshall’s women’s soccer interim while serving as team captain. In 1997 and 1998, Letts was a head coach. four-time Player of the Year recipient. He was a member and • November 6, 2008 Accepts women’s soccer head coach position captain on the Nottingham County and South Notts County November 3, 2010 Marshall women’s soccer plays in its first C-USA tournament game teams from 1996-2000. Lastly, until the age of 16, Letts played at the Nottingham Forest Academy. Professionally, Letts has played for the Rotherham United Football Club and Chesterfield Football Club as a central defender. Also as a central defender, Letts played for Letts #5 in action for Marshall University. the Tacoma Football Club and West Virginia Chaos Soccer Club. Letts, a native of Nottingham, England, holds a bachelor’s degree in sports management and 10 marketing (2007) and a masters of science degree (2008), from Marshall University. 11 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide GRAD ASSISTANT COACH: ELIZA BENNETT-HATTAN •#6 Katie Ball •Eliza Bennett-Hattan •5-6 Forward •Assistant Coach •Louisville, Ky. •First Season •DuPont Manual HS 2011 PLAYERS-SENIORS •Syracuse, 2011 2010 (Junior) Started in 13 contests, while appearing in 17...Scored one goal on two shots in the opening game of the season against Cleveland State...Placed two shots on goals in the match vs. Kentucky...Tallied a season- After finishing her term as a four-year starter in the net for the Syracuse Orange, Eliza Bennett- high three shots in the match at Southern Miss...Accumulated 11 shots on the season, placing four on goal...Earned ESPN Academic All-District II second team honors...Named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Hattan will join the coaching ranks as the women’s soccer G.A. Bennett-Hattan brings a great Honor Roll...Earned C-USA Academic Medal. deal of goal keeping knowledge and expertise from Syracuse, but also through her time coach- ing within surrounding communities. 2009 (Sophomore) Started in 11 of 19 matches for the Herd...Registered an assist in a 3-1 win verse Southern Miss...Tallied 11 Eliza has held numerous coaching titles, including Head Coach of Lake Braddock Junior shots on the season, five of which were on goal...Named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Varsity and several different roles with the Washington Freedom Professinoal women’s soccer Roll...Awarded the Conference USA Academic Medal. team. Furthermore, she was the Director of goalkeeping and Regional Manager for SNFCorner- Kick in 2011. The keeper has also been in personal/group goalkeeping training since 2007. 2008 (Freshman) Scored two goals on the season in a 4-0 victory over Mount St. Mary’s...Tallied 13 shots, eight of which While at Syracuse, Eliza held countless Big East honors and records to go alongside being voted were on goal...Appeared in all 19 matches for the Herd...Awarded the Conference USA Academic Medal... team MVP in 2010 as well as Best Defending Player in 2009. Additionally, she lit up the SU Named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. record books with 331 career saves (first), 104 saves in a single-season (second), a 0.94 goals- High School against average for a single-season (first), and 20 career shutouts (first). Bennett-Hattan will also Four-year starter at DuPont Manual High School...Leading scorer her junior and senior seasons...Was a fit in well with Marshall’s proven academic success, as she was named to the Academic Honor four-time all-state player, earning MVP honors in the Kentucky All-State match as a sophomore...Member Roll from 2007-2010. of the Kentucky Olympic Development Program team...Four-time state champion with the Javanon soccer club, coached by Val Bole...A member of the Beta Club and a four-year honor student. Personal Born January 9, 1990...Daughter of Kristin and Kevin Ball...Major is political science. COACHING STAFF COACHING

Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points ‘10 17/17 11 1 0 2 ‘09 19/11 11 0 1 1 ‘08 19/7 13 2 1 5 Career 55/35 35 3 2 8 12 13 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide

•#14 Angela DeSumma •#18 Freya Holdaway •5-5 Forward/ Midfielder •5-7 Defender •Doylestown, Pa. •Llandrindod Wells, Wales •Central Bucks East HS •Llandrindod HS 2011 PLAYERS-SENIORS

2010 (Junior) 2010 (Junior) Started and appeared in all 19 contests during her junior season...Notched a goal and an assist in four Appeared and started in 18 matches during her junior season...Named team co-captain...Part of a defense matches during the season...Tallied four shots, placing all four on net, while notching one goal and one that accumulated six shutouts on the season...Tallied one shot against Liberty...Registered two shots against assist in the season-opener vs. Cleveland State...Hit fourth place on MU’s single-game record with a season- Radford...Recorded one shot vs. Ohio...Netted her first collegiate goal, the game-winner against Southern high nine shots vs. Winthrop...Notched a goal and an assist vs. Liberty to help be named to the Winthrop Miss...Tallied two shots against Rice and ECU...Accumulated 10 shots on the year...Named to the Best Invitational All-Tournament team...Tallied five shots against SMU...Combined with Erika Duncan to Western Huntington Mall Invitational All-Tournament team...Named to the All-Conference USA third account for five goals and four assists in two games (Colorado College and UTEP)...Registered five shots team...Named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. against ECU...Lead the team in shots (60), landing her third on the single-season record list...Recorded a team-high 24 shots on goal...Second on the team in goals (4) and points (12)...Tied for first on the team in 2009 (Sophomore) assists (4)...Named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Started and appeared in 17 matches...Tallied four shots on the season, including a season-high two shots against Winthrop...Since moving to defense this year has proved to be a dominate defender that is difficult 2009 (Sophomore) to get around...A sophomore co-captain...Vocal leader and the essence of the Herd defense...Named to the Appeared in and started all 19 games with the Herd...Led the team in assists for the second season in a row, Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. with seven...Moved into 2nd on MU’s all-time list in assists (18)...Notched a career-high three goals on the year, including game-winners against Manhattan and Southern Miss...Registered a team and career-high 2008 (Freshman) 39 shots...Finished the season ranked 85th nationally in assists per game...Named to the Conference USA Appeared in 11 matches with two starts...Registered 13 shots with four being on goal...Had three shots Commissioner’s Honor Roll. against Tulsa...Named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 2008 (Freshman) High School Started in 15 of 19 season matches...Took 32 shots with 18 being on goal...Registered first career goal on the Holdaway was an U17 and U19 Welsh Netball Player...Captain of the U17 Welsh Netball squad in the final game of the season against East Carolina...Tallied 11 assists, placing second on Marshall’s single-season European Championships...She was a member of the Arsenal Ladies Football Club...Attended Llandrindod assists list...Tied for first in assists in Conference USA...15thin the nation and first in the conference in High School. assists per game...Tied for third in Marshall’s All-Time Career Assists...Selected to Conference USA All- Personal Freshman Team...Named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Born April 12, 1989...Daughter of Steve and Rebecca Holdaway...Major is psychology. High School Four-year starter and two-time captain...Led Moorestown HS to the New Jersey State Championship as a freshman and received all-county honors in 2004...After transferring to CB East, she garnered All- State and All-League accolade while scoring 39 goals and 36 assists in her sophomore and junior years... Currently a member of the FC Delco Fury...Played with the PDA Power, winning both State and Regional Championships while finishing third at Nationals in 2005...Has been a five-time member of the New Jersey State ODP program and has also been a member of the Region I pool. Personal Born September 23, 1989...DeSumma is the Daughter of Ann and Robert DeSumma...Major is adult fitness.

2011 PLAYERS-SENIORS Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points ‘10 19/19 60 4 4 12 ‘10 18/18 10 1 0 2 ‘09 19/19 39 3 7 13 ‘09 17/17 4 0 0 0 ‘08 19/15 32 1 11 13 ‘08 11/2 13 0 0 0 Career 57/53 131 8 22 38 Career 46/37 27 1 0 2 14 15 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide

•#19 Erin Blakely •#27 Megan Tabler •5-10 Midfielder •5-2 Forward •Westerville, Ohio •Ashland, Ky. •Arizona State University •Russell HS 2011 PLAYERS-SENIORS

2010 (Junior) 2010 (Junior) Appeared in all 19 contests, starting in 12...Tallied two shots against Winthrop...Notched only goal of the Started and appeared in 18 matches during junior season...Notched first goal of the season against season, the game-winner vs. Radford...Dished out only assist of the season that led to the game-winner Winthrop...Tallied a season-high three shots against Appalachian State and Kentucky...Netted second against Appalachian State...Tallied a season-high three shots, placing one on goal vs. SMU...Moved goal of the year against UCF...Notched the game-winner against ECU...Tied for third on the team in back into the starting lineup as a midfielder vs. Rice...Split time between the midfield and defender shots (25)...Third on the team in goals (3)...Placed 10 shots on goal on the season...Named to the C-USA positions for the remainder of the season...Named to the Best Western Huntington Mall Invitational Commissioner’s Honor Roll. All-Tournament team...Earned Best Western Huntington Mall Invitational MVP honors...Named C-USA Defensive Player of the Week...Named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 2009 (Sophomore) Appeared in every match this season for the Herd...Started all 11 conference games...Scored in two out of 2009 (Sophomore) three matches to begin the season...Second on the team in goals with five...Notched the game-winners at Appeared in 14 matches, starting in eight before suffering a season-ending injury against Tulsa...Tallied Tennessee Tech and Duquesne...Registered an assist against Southern Miss...Tallied 21 shots, placing 13 assists at Manhattan and Tulsa...Accumulated seven shots, placing two on goal...Named to the Conference on goal...Named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 2008 (Freshman) 2008 (Freshman) Made nine appearances for the Herd, five of which were in-conference play...Tallied two shots with one Started eight of 11 Conference USA matches...Registered 13 shots, nine of which were on goal...Scored being on goal...Named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. first collegiate goal in the season opener against St. Bonaventure...Game-winning goal against Houston... Tallied two assists on the season. High School Chosen to the All-district and All-region team for three consecutive seasons at Russell High School (2005- Prior to Marshall 07)...Two-time regional Player of the Year (2006-07)...2006 all-state MVP and 2005 all-state honorable Transferred from PAC-10 member Arizona State University as a red-shirted freshman...Four-year soccer mention...Two-time consecutive All-State first-team (2006-07)...Named to the All-Area team three letterwinner at Westerville North High School...Named to the All-District and All-State third team...Ohio consecutive seasons...Four-year academic honor roll selectee (2004-08). High School Athletic Association Scholar Athlete...Regional finalist and Super 12 team...Soccer captain and team MVP...Also was a track captain and two-time letterwinners...Regional track finalist. Personal Born July 21, 1990...Daughter of Janice and Mark Tabler...Major is biology. Personal Born December 14, 1988...Daughter of Elaine and Keith Blakely...Major is environmental science. 2011 PLAYERS-SENIORS

Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points ‘10 19/19 20 1 1 3 ‘10 18/18 25 3 0 6 ‘09 14/8 7 0 2 2 ‘09 19/11 21 5 1 11 ‘08 19/16 13 3 2 8 ‘08 9/0 2 0 0 0 Career 52/43 40 4 5 13 Career 46/29 48 8 1 17 16 17 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide

•#2 Sarah Vinson •#5 Paige Oechsle •#9 Robin Waskowski •#21 Chelsey Maiden •5-8 Midfielder •5-6 Midfielder •5-8 Defender •5-6 Forward 2011 PLAYERS-JUNIORS •Amelia, Ohio. •Oxford, Pa. •Strongsville, Ohio •Vienna W. Va. •Amelia HS •Bishop Shanahan HS •Strongsville HS •Parkersburg HS

2010 (Sophomore) 2010 (Sophomore) 2010 (Sophomore) 2010 (Sophomore) Appeared in and started in all 19 contests during Made two starts on four appearances on the Made 17 appearances on the season...Tallied a Made seven appearances on the season...Tallied her sophomore season...Notched goals in back- shot against Cleveland State, placing it on goal... to-back matches...Netted first goal of the season season...Tallied two shots against Cleveland Registered a shot against Liberty, Ohio, UAB and only shot of the season against UAB...Named to the against Winthrop after tallying four shots, placing State, placing two on goal...Made first start of UTEP...Notched two shots, placing both on goal C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. three on goal...Registered second goal of the season her collegiate career against Winthrop...Made against Radford...Made a start vs. Appalachian against Liberty...Tallied two shots in eight contests... State...Named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Accumulated a season-high six shots against ECU... second start against Liberty...Named to the C-USA Honor Roll... Earned C-USA Academic Medal. 2009 (Freshman) Was third on the team in shots on goal (11)...Named Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Made eight appearances...Tallied only shot of the to the Winthrop Invitational All-Tournament 2009 (Freshman) year in the season opener against Cleveland State... team...Named to the Best Western Huntington Appeared in 15 matches...Only two shots of the Mall Invitational All-Tournament team...Named 2009 (RS-Freshman) season came against UTEP, placing one on goal... Named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s to the All-Conference USA third team...Named to Made only appearance of the season in the Named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. the C-USA All-Academic first team...Earned ESPN matchup against Colorado College...Named to the Honor Roll...Awarded the Conference USA Academic All-District II first team honors...Named Academic Medal. to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll...Earned Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. High School C-USA Academic Medal. High School Played at Parkersburg High School for three 2008 Freshman Four-year varsity player...OHSAA Division I State years and was a two-time State Runner-Up and 2009 (Freshman) Champion 2005...Two-timeOHSAADivision I Only freshman to start in all 19 matches this Appeared in five matches, all non-conference State Runner-up 2007, 2008...Varsity team captain 2006 State Champion...Had seven assists, 12 season…Tallied first collegiate goal in a 2-0 victory matches, before enduring a season ending injury... in 2008...Two-time Ohio All-Academic Team, goals, and was honored with Second Team All- against Radford…Scored in back-to-back games, 2007, 2008...All-Cleveland Honorable Mention State, Second Team All-Conference and the including the game winner in the Conference-USA Recorded two shots, both being on goal...Named to 2008 team...Northeast Ohio All-Conference 2008 First Team...Two-time Sun News All-Sun Outstanding Offensive Player Award as a senior... home-opener verse Houston…Earned a spot on the the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Team 2007, 2008...2008 National Rock-n-Roll Notched 13 assists and 14 goals during her 2007 University of Kentucky All-Tournament Team… Invitational Second team...Strongsville High season...Honored with First Team All-State, First Placed nine of her 18 shots on goal…Selected to the School’s Best Midfielder and Best Playmaker Conference USA All-Freshman Team... Named to High School awards, 2007 and 2008....10 year member of Team All-Conference, and the Coach’s Hustle the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Four-year starter and team MVP this past fall the Cleveland Internationals team, eight-year Award for 2007...Notched 17 assists and was the Awarded the Conference USA Academic Medal. team captain....Internationals were named as team’s leading scorer with 26 goals during the for Shanahan...Two-time all-league and all-area the 24th best girls soccer club program in the performer...Four-year captain with West Chester nation by Soccer America....Four-time Ohio State 2006 season... Selected to the 2006 Honorable High School Mention All-state squad and honored with the Four-year player named the 2008 Conference Player United...Oechsle played in the finals of the Eastern Cupchampion, (03, 05, 06, 09)....2005 US Club of the Year...Four-year first team All-Conference State Champion...Two-timeUSL SYL National Top Gun (most goals and assists) accolade... PA National Cup the last two years...Was recently Champion, 04 and 07....USL SYL National recipient...2008 All-City Soccer Team and Finalist 2006....ODP Regional Team member/ Tallied seven assists and 12 goals as a starter of Cincinnati Enquirer All-Star Team...Amelia High invited to the USL Super Y league ODP National SYL National camp 2005-2007 in Cocoa Beach, the State Runner-Up 2005 team...Earned Most School’s 2008 Most Valuable Player...2008 National Camp in Florida and was chosen for Super Y Fla.....ODP Ohio State team 2004 and 2005.... Outstanding Offensive Player for the 2005 season... Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/ National Honor Society member 2007, 2008, adidas High School All-America Soccer team...2007 National team...Also a member of the National 2009...Presidential Academic Achievement National Honor Society member, student council All-City Honorable Mention...Member of the Ohio Society of High School Scholars and a four-year Award winner...Four-year German Club member representative, senior women’s club Vice President, Elite Soccer Academy who have been ranked as high (2004-2008)...Recipient of the 2003 and 2004 and four year member of the West Virginia ODP..A as No. 1 in the nation...Member of six consecutive honor student. Outstanding Athlete Award...Three-time Outstanding Citizenship Award (2006-2008)... region I pool player for two years and started the OSYSA State Cup Championships...Won the 2005 Earned most assists during the 2005 Super Y Breast Cancer Awareness Powder Puff football USYS Regionals...Participant of the 2005 USDYS Personal League season....Seven year reign as a student game at Parkersburg High School. Nationals team...Won the US Club Regionals in Born January 28, 1990...Daughter of Michelle and council representative (2001-2007). S.R. Zellers 2007. Scholarship recipient 2009. Paul Oechsle...Major is biology. Personal Personal Personal Born February 25, 1991...Daughter of Todd Born September 23, 1989…Daughter of Ann and Born June 21, 1991...Daughter of Leslie Maiden 2011 PLAYERS-JUNIORS Vinson...Major is pre-dietetics. Robert DeSumma…Major is adult fitness. and Fred Maiden...Major is management.

Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points ‘09 4/0 2 0 0 0 ‘10 4/0 2 0 0 0 ‘10 17/0 7 0 0 0 ‘10 7/0 1 0 0 0 ‘08 5/0 2 0 0 0 ‘08 5/0 2 0 0 0 ‘09 15/0 2 0 0 0 ‘09 8/0 2 0 0 0 Career 9/0 4 0 0 0 Career 9/0 4 0 0 0 Career 32/0 9 0 0 0 Career 15/0 3 0 0 0 18 19 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide

•#0 Caroline Harwell •#22 Bramwell •#26 Lindsey Kerns •#3 Abby Barber •5-7 Goalkeeper •5-4 Midfielder/Defender •5-9 Goalkeeper •5-7 Defender 2011 PLAYERS-SOPHOMORES •Mooresville, N.C. •Christchurch, New Zea- •Hurricane W. Va. •Hurricane W. Va. •Mooresville Senior HS land •Nitro HS •Hurricane HS •Diocesan School for Girls

2010 (Sophomore) 2010 (RS-Freshman) 2010 (Freshman) 2010 (Freshman) Appeared in 18 of the 19 games during her Appeared in seven matches, starting in five... Appeared and started in the first two games of the Appeared in two games during her freshman sophomore season...Tallied two shots against Made first appearance in the second half against season...Grabbed five saves in the season-opener campaign, vs. Cleveland State and Liberty...Made UAB...Made her first start of the season vs. Memphis where she notched one shot...Started in Winthrop...Grabbed five saves vs. Winthrop and vs. Cleveland State...Snagged two saves against her lone start against Cleveland State in the season- the final three games of the season...Registered one Liberty...Made first start of her career vs. Liberty... Winthrop...Named to the C-USA Commissioner’s opener...Tallied one shot on the season...Named to shot in the season finale against Houston...Named Recorded first career shutout against Radford with Honor Roll. the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Earned to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... three saves...Registered second straight shutout vs. C-USA Academic Medal. Earned C-USA Academic Medal. Appalachian State, with one save...Snagged four High School saves vs. Ohio...Tallied a career-high eight saves Four-year letter winner...Named to the Northern High School 2009 (Freshman) vs. Kentucky...Allowed five goals on the season... Piedmont Conference All-Star Team in 2009... Team captain of the AAA State Runner-Up...A Battled to a spot in the starting line-up, earning Earned All-Conference and All-Region her first start against Houston...Accumulated seven Named to the Best Western Huntington Mall First Team AAA All-State selection...Charleston shots on the year...Season-high two shots against Invitational All-Tournament team. honors during her junior season...Received Daily Mail Defender of the Year, helping her UAB and East Carolina...Registered a team save the Tournament Most Valuable Player honor team to 16 shutouts...ESPN Rise All-American in the match against Rice, that MU would go 2009 (Freshman) in 2009...Two time Mooresville Player of the Honorable Mention...Two-time First Team All- on to win 1-0...Named to the Conference USA Did not make an appearance during the Week...A member of the NC ODP team from MSAC and two-time First Team All-Kanawha Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 2009 season...Named to the Conference USA 2007-09...CUFC ‘92 Green team captain in Valley...Second Team AAA All-State during her Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 2008, which were Orange Classic Champions High School junior season...A member of the AAA State 2007 Deputy Head Girl...2008 Most Significant and NC State Cup Finalist’s...A two-year United Champion track team...Participated in the 2009 High School Cup Champion...Attended the Region III Camp North-South Game in Fairmont, West Virginia... Student Scholarship for Auckland University of Senior captain of the 2008 AAA State Technology...2007 member of the New Zealand in 2008 and 2009...Two-year swimming letter Won five consecutive WV State Championships Champions...Named Second Team All-State and U-20 Monitoring Squad...New Zealand women’s winner...Four-year Academic Excellence Award with the West Virginia Soccer Club “Goal Girls” Daily Mail Utility Player of the Year in 2008... soccer club champion...Team captain for the New winner...Two-year National Honor Society officer... and in 2007 led the team in goals scored...A Zealand Secondary Schools...Member of the Can- Voted Nitro High School Female Athlete of Vice-president of the Interact Club...Two-year member of the 2007 and 2008 West Virginia terbury National League women’s team...Fourth the Year...First Team MSAC and Second Team member of the BETA Club... Three-year member State ODP team...2009 Hurricane High School in the New Zealand Secondary Schools National All-State in 2007...2006 All-State Honorable Tournament...Awarded the Diocesan School Ser- of the Student Council...2010 All-State Honor Homecoming Queen...Earned first place at the Mention...MSAC All-Conference Academic vice to Sport Award...2006 participant of the New Choir...An AP Scholar...2010 Yeager Scholar Semi- Putnam County High School 2009 Art Show. Zealand U-17 Team...2006 New Zealand Secondary Team...Member of the 2008/2009 Nitro High finalist...Has been a USSF soccer referee since Schools team...Member of the 2006 New Zealand School girls swimming State Championship team. 2007...Spent four seasons training goalkeepers at Personal Women’s Soccer Cup finalists...Auckland Second- the Mooresville Middle School boys soccer team. ary School Soccer Cup Champions, and the Auck- Personal Born May 15, 1992...Daughter of Mike and Amy Barber...Major is education. land U-16 National tournament captain. Born May 3, 1991...Daughter of Tony Kerns Personal and Rebecca and Jaime Beckelhimer...Major is Personal Born August 29, 1992...Daughter of Bruce and Born June 3, 1990...Daughter of Julie and Gregory engineering. Lisa Harwell...Major is history. Bramwell...Major is marketing. 2011 PLAYERS-JUNIORS

Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points ‘10 18/18 4 0 0 0 ‘10 2/0 1 0 0 0 ‘09 19/6 7 0 0 0 Career 2/0 1 0 0 0 Career 37/24 11 0 0 0 20 21 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide

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•#4 Lizzy Lemons •#8 Kristine Culicerto •#13 Kelsey Gault •#16 Casey Walsh •5-5 Midfielder •5-6 Defender/Forward •5-8 Defender •5-5 Midfielder •Louisville, Ky. •Charlotte, N.C. •Oxford, Pa. •Chalfont, Pa. •Eastern HS •David W. Butler HS •Bishop Shanahan •Central Bucks HS South

2010 (Freshman) 2010 (Freshman) 2009 (RS-Freshman) 2009 (Freshman) Made nine appearances during her freshman Appeared in four games during her freshman Did not compete during the 2010 season...Named Appeared in all 19 games in her freshman campaign...Saw first collegiate action in season- campaign... Named to the C-USA Commissioner’s to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. season...Made two starts on the year...Saw first opener against Cleveland State...Tallied only shot Honor Roll. start of her career in the season-opener against of the season against Southern Miss...Named to Personal Cleveland State, tallying one shot...Notched the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. High School Born April 6, 1992...Daughter of Larry and Jean first career goal, the game-winner against Received the Coach’s Award and MVP award as Gault...Major is Physical Therapy. Appalachian State...Tallied a shot against UCF, High School a member of the David W. Butler High School Memphis and UCF...Made second start of the Four-year varsity starter at Eastern High School... team...Earned first team All-Conference in 2009 season against Colorado College...Placed three Captain during junior and senior seasons...Three- and 2010...Awarded first team All-Region and first of six season shots on goal...Named to the time All-District team selection...Two-time All- team All-State in 2010...A member of the second C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll... Earned Region team...Received the Varsity Soccer Coach’s team All-Observer...Named the Matthews-Mint C-USA Academic Medal. Award in 2007...Awarded the Varsity Soccer Hill Player of the Year...Won the Conference Most Valuable Player during her junior season... Tournament in her senior season...First team High School In 2009 earned the Coach’s Award...Four-time All-Mecklenburg selection...Club team was Four-year starter at Central Bucks High School Kentucky State Cup Champions...An eight-year ranked second in the state in 2009...Member of South...ODP State Team member for six years... member of the Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club... the National Honor Society...A member of the Regional pool player for three seasons and a Three-year member of the Kentucky State ODP Homecoming Court. member of the Regional team in 2009...Has team...Participated in the ODP Regional Camp for played with the FC Bucks Fusion, FC Delco one year...Lettered in track and cross country...A Personal Sting and Vincent United...A member of the member of the East High School band and Born May 6, 1992...Daughter of Daniel and Kathy volleyball team...An honor roll student. performed on the USS Missouri in Pearl Harbor... Culicerto...Major is sports broadcasting. Awarded Distinguished Solo and Ensemble by the Personal Kentucky Music Education. Born June 20, 1992...Daughter of Mike and Kathy Walsh...Major is undecided. Personal Born December 26, 1991...Daughter of John and Christine Lemons...Major is nursing.

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•#25 Skye Smith •#28 Morgan Cain 2011 PLAYERS-FRESHMEN •#1 Lizzie Kish •#7 Tori Calderhead •5-8 Forward •5-5 Defender •5-8 Goalkeeper •5-11 Defender •Hurricane, W. Va. •Tarentum, Pa. •Boyertown, Pa. •Milford, Ohio •Hurricane HS •Highlands HS •Boyertown HS •Milford HS

2009 (Freshman) 2009 (Freshman) Appeared in only spring exhibition matches. Did not compete during the 2010-11 season... High School High School Named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Sectional champions in 2009 and 2010... District High School Personal finalist in 2009... FAVC League champions Four year starter at forward and midfielder... All- High School in 2008, 2009, and 2010. Fort Ancient Valley State and Mountain State Athletic Conference A four-year starter at Highlands High School...A Conference First-Team 2009 and 2010... All honorable mention her freshman year... Her two-year captain...Three-time All-Section player... Southwest Ohio first-team in 2009... All Southwest sophomore year Smith was All-State second team Scorer and assists leader for two years...Three-time Ohio Honorable Mention in 2010... Defensive and Mountain State Athletic Conference first captain of her club team...Pennsylvania premier player of the year in 2009... Most Valuable player team... Selected as team captain her junior year Alliance League Champions...Club team were also in 2010. and was selected to all Mountain State Athletic USCS Regional finalists in 2008 and semifinalists Conference team... Senior year team captain as well in 2009...Four-year member of the Pennsylvania Personal as first team All-State, first team all Mountain State ODP team...Finalist in Region I tournament in Tori is the daughter of Barbara and David Athletic Conference, first team all Kanawha Valley, 2008...Participated in the WPIAL All-Star game in Calderhead... Her intended major is political Mountain State Athletic Conference Player of 2009 in Sewickly, Pa. science. the Year, Kanawha Valley Player of the Year, State Mid-fielder of the Year, Sports Writers Frist Team Personal All-State, and Sports Writers First Team All-State Born December 7, 1991...Daughter of Doug and Captain... Skye led her team to the state finals Lynece Cain...Major is marketing. her senior year... Played forward and midfielder for West Virginia Goal Girls and won state championship every year and competed in Region 1 Nationals each year. Personal Daughter of Scott and Stacey Smith... sister to Sawyer Smith...Her majors are in mathematics and economics. 2011 PLAYERS-SOPHOMORES

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•#10 Myka DeMarco •#11 Chelsea Stalter •#12 Berrie Aitcheson- •#15 Daniella Vescio

•5-4 Forward •5-3 Midfielder Walker •5-5 Defender 2011 PLAYERS-FRESHMEN •Dallas, Texas •Strongsville, Ohio •5-5 •Sydney, Australia. •Creekview HS •Strongsville HS •London, England •Mater Maria Catholic •Stanmore College College

High School High School High School High School Four-year varsity starter...Second team all- High school team was state finalists in 2007 and Played for Barnet Ladies FC and Barnet Ladies In eighth gradeshe was in Manly United - Women’s district her freshman year of high school. 2008, as well as state semi-finalists in 2010... Football Academy alon with Queens Park Rangers State League and Broken Bay (BBSSSA) State Her sophomore year DeMarco landed first Stalter was a four-year letter winner and selected Girls FC and Middlesex FA Girls Centre of Finalist to go along with Mater Maria 1st Team team all-district and grabbed the title of team as best midfielder in 2009, as well as best Excellence...Her eighth grade year she was elected Champions... Her freshmen year she was a semi- captain, which she held onto for three more defender in 2008 and 2010... She was selected captain of her High School Team and selected for finalist in Manly United,on BBSSSA representative years... First team all-district and member of to the Northern Ohio Conference’s 1st team the borough of ealing squad for the London Youth team and BBSSSA player of the competition as the district champion team her junior year. in 2010 and was on the all greater Cleveland games...Freshman year was Middlesex Country well as Mater Maria 1st team Finalist...In her honorable mention team in 2009 and 2010. Cup Finalists and Denham Untied Tournament sophomore season she was a finalst inManly Personal Winner... Was selected for Middlesex County United to go along with player of theseason, 1st Myka is the daughter of Cheryle DeMarco Personal School Rep Team, finalist in South-East England team chamions and player of the team... Her and Douglas Demarco... Her intended major Stalter is the daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth Schools, English schools FA Girls Inter County junior year boasted the championshipcrwon is Exercise Science. Stalter... She is undecided with her major. National Cup runners-up her sophomore year... ofManly United...Her senior season brought on Junior year won the Middlesex County Women’s the Brookvale Football Club - Manly Warringah Junior cup andjoined Stanmore College/Barnet Football Association (MWFA) women’s premier Ladies Academy...She was selected for British league finalist as well as state cup quarterfinals, to go along with Mater Maria 1st team champions Colleges Regional Trials and entered her second and BBSSSA representative team. year at Barnet Ladies Academy her senior year. Personal 2011 PLAYERS-FRESHMEN

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•#17 Cece Scott •#20 Betsy Haugh •#23 Alyssa Cathey •5-11 Forward •5-4 Goalkeeper •5-8 Midfielder •Radford, Va. •Earlysville, Va. •Fort Collins, Colo. 2011 PLAYERS-FRESHMEN •Radford, Va. •Albemarle HS •Rocky Mountain

High School High School High School Three year varsity soccer player... Roanoke Star Haugh became first junior captain in team All-conference in 2010... Four-year starter and letter Elite club member and team captain... Second history... Four-year varsity player and letter-winner... winner... 15 goals in 2010... High school team went Team all-districtandall region as a freshman...First All-Commonwealth District selection in 2010 and to teh state semi-finals the last two years... PLayed team all-district and all region andsecond team maintained a 1.074 goals against average through for Arsenal Colorado, Fort Collins soccer club. VHSCA all-state with 16 goals and 6 assistsas a her junior year... Senior year captain... Posted 16 defensive mid her sophomore year...First team all- shutouts, while only allowing eight goals during the Personal district and all region, as well as first team VHSCA whole year... .38 goals against average her senior Cathey is the daugther of John and Cherry all-state as a junior. year... First team all-commonwealth district and Cathey... Her expected major is Elementary commonwealth district player of the year... First Education/Medical Imaging. Personal team all-northwest region... Voted team MVP. Born March 19, 1993...Scott is the Daughter of Cece is the daughter of William “Wally” Scott and Personal Angela Scott...Major is Pschology. Betsy is the daugther of Kathy and David Haugh... She has one older brother... Her intended major is journalism. 2011 PLAYERS-FRESHMEN

28 29 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide ## Name GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT The Thundering Herd came into 2010 thirsty for postseason experience after falling one game short of making the 14 DESUMMA, Angela 19 4 4 12 60 .067 24 .400 1 0-1 Conference USA tournament in 2009. Head Coach Kevin Long and the Marshall women’s soccer team delivered with 2 VINSON, Sarah 19 2 0 4 30 .067 11 .367 0 0-0 a 5-5-1 conference record, which placed the Herd in sixth place entering the playoffs. 2010’s success came through more 10 DUNCAN, Erika 15 5 4 14 25 .200 13 .520 2 1-2 aggressiveness on the offensive side of the ball and tighter defense against opponents. MU’s shots per game went up 27 TABLER, Megan 18 3 0 6 25 .120 10 .400 1 0-0 to 12.7 to go alongside 34 more shot attempts than the 2009 season. Furthermore, the Herd increased their defensive 2010 SEASON -IN-REVIEW 19 BLAKELY, Erin 19 1 1 3 20 .050 7 .350 1 0-0 attack by diminishing the goals per game to 1.21 in 2010, in opposition to 1.42 in 2009. Marshall’s goalies also limited 24 LECONTE, Marisa 18 1 1 3 18 .056 9 .500 0 0-0 the amount of balls that went in the net as the opponents’ shooting percentage was .080 in 2010, compared to .130 in 6 BALL, Katie 17 1 0 2 11 .091 4 .364 0 0-0 2009. 18 HOLDAWAY, Freya 18 1 0 2 10 .100 4 .400 1 0-0 11 HARRISON, Emma 19 0 0 0 8 .000 2 .250 0 0-0 Marshall opened its season at Cleveland State, where the women fell to the opposing Vikings 2-3. Juniors Angela 9 WASKOWSKI, Robin 17 0 0 0 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-0 DeSumma and Katie Ball each tallied goals for The Herd, however, Marshall’s rally back would not prove to be strong 7 BERQUIST, Kristen 13 0 0 0 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-0 enough. MU went on to play in the Winthrop invitational, where they competed against both Winthrop and Liberty. 16 WALSH, Casey 19 1 0 2 6 .167 3 .500 1 0-0 Sarah Vinson and Megan Tabler hit back-to-back goals within a minute to force a 2-2 double-overtime tie with the 22 BRAMWELL, Annabelle 18 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 Winthrop Eagles. The Herd came back two days later to tie the Liberty Flames 3-3 on the closing day of the Winthrop 25 VALERIO, Janine 12 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 tournament. 5 OECHSLE, Paige 4 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 MU tallied back-to-back nonconference wins as they opened their home schedule at Sam Hood Field by defeating 23 DEVINE, Kaitlin 4 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 Radford University and Appalachian State in the Best Western Huntington Mall Invitational. Marshall held each 4 LEMONS, Lizzy 9 0 0 0 1 .000 0 1.000 0 0-0 opponent without a goal as they defeated the Highlanders 1-0 and the Mountaineers 2-0. This allowed the Herd to 3 BARBER, Abby 2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 finish first in the tournament and propelled Erin Blakely to receive Conference USA defensive player of the week. 21 MAIDEN, Chelsey 7 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 WETZEL, Meghan 19 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 The Herd looked to keep its winning streak alive, however, was handed a loss on the road by both Ohio and Kentucky 8 CULICERTO, Kristine 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 by a final score of 1-0. Marshall returned to the win column as they began their Conference USA schedule, taking on Total...... 19 19 12 50 242 .079 99 .409 7 1-3 Southern Mississippi. Freya Holdaway connected a shot off of a rebound to earn her first collegiate goal and the games Opponents...... 19 23 25 71 289 .080 127 .439 9 2-2 only score, as they downed the Golden Eagles 1-0...... |------GOAL AVERAGE------| |--SAVES--| |----RECORD----| ## Name ...... GP Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Marshall University’s women’s soccer went on to lose a heart-breaker to the #23 ranked team in the nation, University 26 KERNS, Lindsey ...... 7 580:00 5 0.78 26 .839 3 2 2 2 of Central Florida on September 26th. The Herd took an early 1-0 lead, yet the Knights drilled two second half goals to sink MU and hand them their first conference loss. Marshall would respond in its next match by defeating Tulsa at Sam 1 HUGHES, Lexa ..... 12 1075:56 13 1.09 68 .840 4 6 1 4 Hood Field to propel The Herd to a 4-4-2 record on the season. 0 HARWELL, Caroline...... 2 135:00 5 3.33 7 .583 0 1 0 0 Total...... 19 1790:00 23 1.16 104 .819 7 9 3 7 MU slipped over the next five games as it dropped a 0-2 match to SMU at home. Marshall then fell on the road to the Opponents...... 19 1790:00 19 0.95 80 .808 9 7 3 8 University of Alabama-Birmingham 0-1 in overtime. Following that, the Herd tallied a 0-2 loss to Memphis on the road. The Thundering Herd tried to salvage the road trip against RICE, yet could only muster a 0-0 tie. Marshall then ended the road trip with a 0-2 defeat at the hands of the Houston Cougars. Overall: 7-9-3 Conf: 5-5-1 TEAM STATISTICS...MARSHALL...... OPP Home: 6-1-0 Away: 1-7-2 Neut: 0-1-1 SHOT STATISTICS The Herd regained their focus as they returned home to close out the remainder of the regular season. Angela 08/22/10 at Cleveland State L 3-2 Goals-Shot attempts...... 19-242...... 23-289 DeSumma and Erika Duncan each tallied a goal and an assist in a 2-1 turnaround win against Colorado College. 08/27/10 at Winthrop T 2-2 (2OT) Marshall continued their winning ways by defeating the University of Texas-El Paso 3-0 at Sam Hood Field. During 08/29/10 vs. Liberty T 3-3 Goals scored average...... 1.00...... 1.21 the competition, Duncan posted two goals to make her the all-time leading scorer in the history of women’s soccer at 09/03/10 RADFORD W 1-0 Shot pct...... 0.079...... 080 Marshall University. That same week, the forward was awarded the title of Conference USA offensive player of the 09/05/10 APPALACHIAN STATE W 2-0 Shots on goal-Attempts...... 99-242...... 127-289 week. 09/08/10 at Ohio L 1-0 SOG pct...... 409...... 439 09/12/10 at Kentucky L 1-0 09/24/10 at Southern Miss * W 1-0 Shots/Game...... 12.7...... 15.2 The regular season finale hosted Eastern Carolina University and a plethora of drama. Whoever won the matchup was 09/26/10 at UCF * L 2-1 Assists...... 12...... 25 slotted a spot in the Conference USA tournament. It wasn’t until the second overtime until Megan Tabler scored the 10/01/10 TULSA * W 1-0 Corner Kicks...... 73...... 84 game-winning goal in the 105th minute to give The Herd a 1-0 victory over the Pirates. Lexa Hughes also received a 10/03/10 SMU * L 2-0 Penalty Kicks...... 1-3...... 2-2 second Conference USA award for her team that week by receiving the defensive player of the week. Marshall’s final 10/08/10 at UAB * L 1-0 (OT) 2010 FINAL STATISTICS three victories came against conference opponents they had never defeated before. 10/10/10 at Memphis * L 2-0 PENALTIES 10/15/10 at Rice * T 0--0 (2OT) Yellow cards...... 10...... 9 10/17/10 at Houston * L 2-0 Marshall faced off against the Houston Cougars in the opening round of the Conference USA tournament and was 10/22/10 COLORADO COLLEGE* W 2-1 Red cards...... 1...... 0 handed a loss in its first ever postseason appearance while in the Conference USA. 10/24/10 UTEP * W 3-0 ATTENDANCE 10/28/10 EAST CAROLINA* W 1-0 (2OT) Following the tournament The Herd was honored with three players on the Conference USA All-Conference Team 11/03/10 at Houston * L 3-0 Total...... 2174...... 4877 Dates/Avg Per Date...... 7/311...... 10/488 as well as three players selected to the Conference USA All-Academic Team. Erika Duncan later earned NSCAA All- Central Region honors. Neutral Site #/Avg...... 2/116...... 30 31 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide

Sept. 25 • Colorado College Sept. 30 • Memphis 2011 OPPONENTS-CONFER Aug. 21 • Saint Francis (PA) Aug. 26 • VCU Aug. 28 • William & Mary Sept. 23 • UTEP at El Paso, Texas. • 9 P.M. at Colorado Springs, Colo.• 2 P.M. at Huntington W. Va. • 7 P.M. at Loretto, Pa.• 2 P.M. at Richmond, Va. • 6 P.M. at Richmond, Va. • 11:30 A.M. Location...... El Paso, Texas Location...... Colorado Springs, Colo. Location...... Memphis, Tenn. Location...... Loretto, Pa. Location...... Richmond, Va. Location...... Williamsburg, Va. Founded...... 1914 Founded...... 1874 Founded...... 1912 Founded...... 1847 Founded...... 1838 Founded...... 1693 Enrollment...... 20,000 Enrollment...... 1,950 Enrollment...... 20,214 Enrollment...... 2,600 Enrollment...... 23,483 Enrollment...... 7,800 Colors.....Dark Blue, Orange (Silver Accent) Colors...... Black and Gold Colors...... Blue and Gray Conference...... Northeast Conference.....Colonial Ath. Assoc. Conference.....Colonial Ath. Assoc. Nickname...... Miners Nickname...... Tigers Nickname...... Tigers Colors...... Red and White Colors...... Black and Gold Colors...... Green, Gold & Silver Facility...... University Field Facility...... Stewart Field Facility...... Mike Rose Soccer Complex Head Coach...... Kevin Cross Head Coach...... Geoff Bennett Head Coach...... Brooks Monaghan Nickname...... Red Flash Nickname...... Rams Nickname...... Tribe Record at UTEP...... 128-65-8 Record at CC...... 66-38-13 Record at Memphis...... 121-84-13 Facility...... Stokes Soccer Facility...... Sports Backers Stadium Facility...Martin Family Stadium at Albert Daly Field Career Record...... Same Career Record...... 114-79-23 Career Record...... Same Head Coach.....Brenda Van Stralen Head Coach...Tiffany & Tim Sahaydak Head Coach...... John Daly 2010 Record...... 11-8-0 2010 Record...... 8-7-4 2010 Record...... 15-4-3 Record at St. Francis...... 47-48-18 Record at VCU...... Record at William & Mary. 330-137-39 2009 C-USA Record/Finish...... 4-7/10th 2010 C-USA Record/Finish.... 4-6-1/T-8th 2010 C-USA Record/Finish...... 7-1-3/2nd Career Record...... Same Career Record...... Career Record...... same Website...... utepathletics.cstv.com Website...... CCTigers.com Website...... gotigersgo.cstv.com 2010 Record...... 15-5-2 2010 Record...... 6-9-4 2010 Record...... 10-7-2 Oct. 2 • UAB Oct. 7 • UCF Oct. 9 • Southern Miss 2010 Conference Record...... 8-2 2010 Conference Record...... 2-7-2 2010 Conference Record...... 6-4-1 at Huntington, W. Va. • 1 P.M. at Huntington, W. Va. • 7 P.M. at Huntington, W. Va. • 1 P.M. 2010 Conference Finish...... 2nd 2010 Conference Finish...... 10th 2010 Conference Finish...... T-4th Location...... Birmingham, Ala. Location...... Orlando, Fla. Location...... Hattiesburg, Miss. Website...... SFUathletics.com Website...... VCUathletics.com Website...... tribeathletics.com Founded...... 1969 Founded...... 1963 Founded...... 1910 Enrollment...... 16,149 Enrollment...... 48,897 Enrollment...... 15,000 Sept. 2 • Ohio Univ. Sept. 4 • West Virginia Sept. 9 • Eastern Kentucky Colors...... Forest Green and Gold Colors...... Black and Gold Colors...... Black and Gold at Huntington, W. Va. • 7 P.M. at Morgantown • 7:30 p.m. at Richmond, Ky. • 5 P.M. Nickname...... Blazers Nickname...... Knights Nickname...... Golden Eagles Location...... Athens, Ohio Location...... Morgantown, W.Va. Location...... Richmond, Ky. Facility...... West Campus Field Facility...... UCF Soccer Complex Facility....Marshall Bell Track and Soccer Complex Head Coach...... Harold Warren Head Coach...... Scott Ebke Founded...... 1804 Founded...... 1867 Founded...... 1874 Head Coach...... Amanda Cromwell Record at UAB...... First Season Record at UCF...... 174-73-18 Record at Southern Miss...... 12-40-3 Enrollment...... 28,442 Enrollment...... 29,306 Enrollment...... 16,268 Career Record...... First Season Career Record...... 194-88-19 Career Record...... Same Conference...... Mid-American Conference...... Big East Conference...... Ohio Valley 2010 Record...... 8-9-2 2010 Record...... 16-5-3 2010 Record...... 3-14-2 Colors.....Hunter Green and White Colors...... Old Gold and Blue Colors...... Maroon and White 2010 C-USA Record/Finish...... 4-5-2/7th 2010 C-USA Record/Finish...... 8-1-2/1st 2010 C-USA Record/Finish....0-10-1/12th Nickname...... Bobcats Nickname...... Mountaineers Nickname...... Colonels Website...... uabsports.cstv.com Website...... ucfathletics.cstv.com Website...... southernmiss.cstv.com Facility...... Chessa Field Facility..Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium Facility...... EKU Soccer Field Oct. 14 • SMU Oct. 16 • Univ. of Tulsa Oct. 21 • Houston Head Coach...... Stacy Strauss Head Coach...... Nikki Izzo-Brown Head Coach...... Lindsay Basalyga at Dallas, Texas • 8 P.M. at Tulsa Okla. • 2 P.M. at Huntington, W. Va. • 2:00 p.m. Record at Ohio...... 93-101-19 Record at West Virginia. 207-82-32 Record at Eastern Kentucky..29-65-14 Location...... Dallas, Texas Location...... Tulsa, Okla. Location...... Houston, Texas Career Record...... Same Career Record...... 220-87-32 Career Record...... Same Founded...... 1911 Founded...... 1894 Founded...... 1927 2010 Record...... 6-9-4 2010 Record...... 18-5-1 2010 Record...... 7-10-2 Enrollment...... 10,901 Enrollment...... 4,165 Enrollment...... 36,098 2010 Conference Record...... 9-1-1 Colors...... Red and Blue Colors...... Old Gold, Royal Blue and Crimson Colors...... Scarlet and White with Navy Trim 2010 Conference Record...... 3-5-3 2010 Conference Record...... 4-4 Nickname...... Mustangs Nickname...... Golden Hurricane Nickname...... Cougars 2010 Conference Finish...... 8th 2010 Conference Finish...... 1st 2010 Conference Finish...... 5th Facility...... Westcott Field Facility.....Hurricane Soccer & Track Stadium Facility...... John O’Quinn Field at Robertson Stadium Website...... ohiobobcats.cstv.com Website...... MSNsportsNET.com Website...... ekusports.com Head Coach...... Brent Erwin Head Coach...... Kyle Cussen Head Coach...... Susan Bush Record at SMU...... 33-38-7 Record at Tulsa...... 23-28-7 Record at Houston...... 27-39-9 Sept. 11 • Morehead State Sept. 11 • Ball State Career Record...... 46-55-10 Career Record...... 133-102-22 Career Record...... Same at Huntington, W.Va. • 1 P.M. at Muncie, Ind. • 4 P.M. 2010 Record...... 11-7-4 2010 Record...... 8-9-2 2010 Record...... 12-5-4 Location...... Morehead, Ky. Location...... Muncie, Ind. 2010 C-USA Record/Finish...... 6-4-1/4th 2010 C-USA Record/Finish...... 3-6-2/11th 2010 C-USA Record/Finish...... 6-2-3/3rd Founded...... 1887 Founded...... 1918 Website...... smumustangs.cstv.com Website...... tulsahurricane.cstv.com Website...... uhcougars.cstv.com Enrollment...... 9,500 Enrollment...... 22,083 Oct. 23 • Rice Oct. 27 • East Carolina Nov. 2-6 • C-USA Championship ENCE Conference...... Ohio Valley Conference...... Mid American at Huntington, W.Va. • 1 P.M. at Greenville, N.C.• 7 P.M. 2010 Host: Memphis Colors...... Blue and Gold Colors...... Cardinal and White Location...... Houston, Texas Location...... Greenville, N.C. Location...... Memphis, Tenn. Nickname...... Eagles Nickname...... Cardinals Founded...... 1891 (first classes in 1912) Founded...... 1907 Founded...... 1995 Facility.....Jayne Stadium/Jacobs Field Facility...... BSU Soccer Field Enrollment...... 5,556 Enrollment...... 25,990 Commissioner...... Britton Banowsky Colors...... Blue and Gray Colors...... Purple and Gold Number of Member Schools...... 12 Head Coach...... Warren Lipka Head Coach...... Craig Roberts Nickname...... Owls Nickname...... Pirates Colors...... PMS 2955 Blue, PMS 192 Red, Record at Morehead St...... 21-14-5 Record at Ball State...... 7-10-2 Facility...... Rice Track/Soccer Stadium Facility...... Bunting Field ...... PMS 429 Non-Metallic Silver (Gray), Black Career Record...... 203-153-35 Career Record...... Head Coach...... Nicky Adams Head Coach...... Rob Donnenwirth 2010 Host...... UCF (Nov. 3-7) 2010 Record...... 13-7-1 2010 Record...... 7-10-2 Record at Rice...... First Year Record at ECU...... 107-78-30 2010 Regular Season Champions...... UCF 2010 Conference Record...... 7-0-1 2010 Conference Record...... 1-8-2 Career Record...... First Year Career Record...... 169-104-37 2010 Postseason Champion...... Memphis 2010 Record...... 8-8-4 2009 Record...... 9-9-1 2010 Conference Finish...... 1st 2010 Conference Finish...... 12th Website...... conferenceusa.com 2010 C-USA Record/Finish...... 5-3-3/5th 2009 C-USA Record/Finish.... 4-6-1/T-8th 2011 OPPONENTS-NON-CONFERENCE Website...... msueagles.com Website...... ballstatesports.com 32 Website...... riceowls.cstv.com Website...... ecupirates.cstv.com 33 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide NON-CONFERENCE ALL-TIME SERIES CONFERENCE ALL-TIME SERIES

Opponent First Game Last Game W L T Opponent First Game Last Game W L T Akron 2001 2006 1 3 1 Appalachian State 2010 2010 1 0 0 UAB 2005 2010 1 5 0 Ball State 1999 2004 2 3 1 Bowling Green 1998 2008 1 5 2 UCF 2005 2010 0 6 0 Bucknell 1998 1998 1 0 0 Buffalo 1998 2004 1 6 0 Colorado College 2006 2010 1 4 0 Central Michigan 1998 2004 2 6 0 Cleveland State 2004 2010 2 1 0 East Carolina 2005 2010 1 4 1 Dayton 2003 2003 0 1 0 Delaware 2006 2007 0 2 0 Houston 2005 2010 3 2 0 Delaware State 2006 2007 2 0 0 Drake 2003 2003 0 1 0 Memphis 2005 2010 0 6 0 Drexel 2004 2004 0 0 1 Duquesne 1998 2009 1 2 0 Rice 2005 2010 1 3 1 RECORD BOOKS Eastern Kentucky 2006 2006 1 0 0 Eastern Michigan 1998 2004 0 5 2 SMU 2005 2010 1 3 0 Evansville 2001 2005 1 2 0 Gardner-Webb 2000 2000 1 0 0 Southern Miss 2002 2010 4 3 0 George Washington 2006 2007 0 2 0 Georgia-Southern 1998 2005 1 1 0 Tulsa 2005 2010 2 3 0 High Point 2007 2007 0 1 0 Indiana 2003 2003 0 1 0 UTEP 2006 2010 1 4 0 IUPFW 2001 2001 1 0 0 IUPUI 1998 2001 2 0 0 Kent State 1998 2004 3 4 0 Kentucky 1999 2010 0 5 0 Lafayette 2000 2000 1 0 0 LaSalle 2004 2005 0 1 1 Liberty 1999 2010 1 0 1 Louisville 1999 1999 1 0 0 Manhattan 2009 2009 1 0 0 Maryland-Baltimore Co. 2004 2004 1 0 0 Miami (OH) 1998 2004 2 5 0 Morehead State 1998 2006 5 1 0 Mount St. Mary’s 2008 2008 1 0 0 Murray State 2008 2008 0 0 1 New Jersey Tech. 2006 2006 1 0 0 New Mexico 2000 2000 0 1 0 UNC Charlotte 2005 2005 0 1 0 UNC Greensboro 2002 2002 1 0 0 Northern Illinois 1998 2004 4 3 0 Ohio 1998 2010 1 8 1 Pittsburgh 2005 2006 0 1 1 Purdue 2003 2003 0 1 0 Radford 2007 2010 2 1 1 Samford 2005 2005 0 1 0 RECORD BOOKS RECORD South Carolina 2007 2007 0 1 0 St. Peter’s 2006 2007 2 0 0 St. Bonaventure 2008 2008 1 0 0 St. Francis First Meeting First Meeting Tennessee Tech 2009 2009 1 0 0 The Citadel 2008 2008 0 0 1 Toledo 1998 2008 1 7 0 Virginia Commonwealth 1998 1998 0 1 0 Virginia Tech 2000 2004 0 3 0 West Virginia 1998 2000 0 3 0 Western Kentucky 2009 2009 0 1 0 Western Michigan 1998 2004 1 4 2 William & Mary First Meeting First Meeting Winthrop 2009 2010 1 0 1 Wright State 1999 2004 0 2 1 Wyoming 2000 2000 1 0 0 Xavier 2001 2002 1 1 0 Youngstown State 1999 2000 1 0 1 All are 2011 Opponents 34 2011 Opponents in Bold 35 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide Year-By-Year Results 1998 9/9 at Evansville L, 2-1 10/1 at Ball State* L, 1-0 11/4 UAB* L, 3-0 4-13-1 Overall; 0-8-1 Mid-American 9/14 at Kent* W, 1-0 10/3 at Miami* L, 3-2 (OT) Head Coach Teresa Patterson 9/16 at E. Michigan* L, 1-0 10/8 OHIO* L, 3-0 2008 COACHING RECORDS Date Opponent Result 9/23 at Ohio* L, 1-0 10/15 E. MICHIGAN* L, 2-0 5-10-4 Overall; 3-8-0 Conference USA 9/1 MOREHEAD ST. W, 4-0 9/28 AKRON* W, 3-0 10/17 C. MICHIGAN* L, 4-2 Interim Head Coach: Kevin Long Team Results Year-by-Year 9/5 vs. Ga. Southern L, 3-0 9/30 IUPFW W, 7-0 10/22 at Buffalo* L, 2-1 Date Opponent Result 9/7 at UAB L, 2-1 10/5 at Ball State* T, 0-0 (OT) 10/24 at Kent State* L, 2-0 8/23 at St. Bonaventure W, 3-1 YEAR RECORD COACH 9/11 DUQUESNE L, 2-0 10/7 at C. Michigan* L, 2-1 10/27 at Virginia Tech L, 4-0 8/30 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 4-0 9/13 BUCKNELL W, 2-1 10/12 BUFFALO* W, 1-0 (OT) 9/5 THE CITADEL T, 2-2 (2OT) 1998^ 4-13-1 Teresa Patterson 9/18 at Buffalo* L, 3-1 10/14 MIAMI* L, 3-0 2005 9/7 RADFORD T, 2-2 (2OT) 9/20 at Kent L, 3-0 10/19 B. GREEN* W, 3-1 2-16-0 Overall; 0-9-1 Conference USA 9/12 at University of Toledo L, 1-0 1999^ 6-9-3 Teresa Patterson 9/25 N. ILLINOIS* L, 3-2 (OT) 10/21 TOLEDO* W, 3-0 Head Coach: Chris Kane 9/14 at Bowling Green State L, 3-0 2000^ 8-10-1 Teresa Patterson 9/30 at WVU L, 2-0 10/26 at W. Michigan* W, 2-0 Date Opponent Result 9/19 at Murray State T, 2-2 (2OT) 10/2 at E. Michigan* L, 2-1 10/28 at N. Illinois* W, 4-1 8/28 PITTSBURGH L, 1-0 9/21 at Ohio T, 1-1 (2OT) 2001^ 11-7-1 Teresa Patterson 10/4 at Toledo* L, 1-0 11/2 MOREHEAD ST. W, 7-0 9/2 vs Evansville L, 2-0 9/26 at Houston* W, 2-1 2002^ 6-9-2 Teresa Patterson 10/9 C. MICHIGAN* L, 2-1 (OT) 11/6 at Central Michigan% L, 2-1 9/4 at Samford L, 2-0 9/28 at Rice* L, 3-1 10/11 W. MICHIGAN* T, 0-0 (2OT) 9/9 LASALLE L, 2-1 10/3 at UCF* L, 4-0 2003^ 2-15-1 Chris Kane 10/16 B. GREEN* L, 2-1 2002 9/11 GEORGIA SOUTHERN W, 1-0 10/5 at Southern Miss.* W, 4-0 10/20 MIAMI W, 2-1 6-9-2 Overall; 3-7-2 Mid-American 9/16 at Kentucky L, 3-1 10/10 SMU* L, 3-2 2004^ 3-13-3 Chris Kane 10/25 at VCU L, 1-0 (OT) Head Coach: Teresa Patterson 9/18 at Morehead State L, 2-1 (2OT) 10/12 TULSA* W, 2-1 10/28 U. CHARLESTON W, 10-0 Date Opponent Result 2005* 2-16-0 Chris Kane

9/25 at Charlotte L, 2-1 10/17 UTEP* L, 2-0 RECORD BOOKS 10/31 OHIO* L, 7-0 8/30 at Ole Miss L, 2-0 9/30 at Houston* L, 2-1 10/19 COLORADO COLLEGE* L, 3-1 2006* 5-11-1 Chris Kane 9/1 vs Southern Miss W, 2-1 (OT) 10/2 at Rice* L, 2-0 10/24 at Memphis* L, 4-0 1999 9/7 at UNC Greensboro W, 2-1 2007* 4-13-1 Chris Kane 6-9-3 Overall; 2-7-2 Mid-American 10/7 UAB* L, 6-0 10/26 UAB* L, 2-1 9/13 at Akron* T, 1-1 (OT) 10/9 MEMPHIS* L, 2-1 10/31 at East Carolina* L, 3-2 (2OT) 2008* 5-10-4 Kevin Long Head Coach: Teresa Patterson 9/15 XAVIER L, 3-2 Date Opponent Result 10/14 at Southern Miss* L, 3-0 9/20 W. MICHIGAN* L, 2-0 10/16 at UCF* L, 3-0 2009 2009* 12-7-0 Kevin Long 9/3 at Louisville W, 1-0 9/22 N. ILLINOIS* W, 6-1 9/5 at IUPUI W, 2-0 10/2 SMU* L, 4-0 12-7-0 Overall; 5-6 Conference USA 2010* 7-9-3 Kevin Long 9/29 EVANSVILLE W, 3-1 10/23 Tulsa* L, 3-0 Head Coach: Kevin Long 9/8 WVU L, 2-0 10/4 at B. Green* L, 3-0 9/10 vs. Liberty W, 1-0 10/26 at Pikeville College W, 14-0 Date Opponent Result 10/6 at Toledo* L, 2-1 10/29 East Carolina* L, 1-0 (2OT) 8/23 CLEVELAND STATE W, 2-0 9/11 at Youngstown St. T, 0-0 (OT) 10/11 KENT ST.* W, 2-1 9/16 at Kentucky L, 3-0 8/28 at Duquesne W, 1-0 (OT) ^Mid-American Conference 10/13 at Buffalo* L, 2-1 2006 8/30 vs Manhattan W, 2-0 9/22 MOREHEAD ST. W, 5-1 10/18 C. MICHIGAN* W, 3-1 5-11-1 Overall; 1-8-0 Conference USA *Conference USA 9/24 at W. Michigan* L, 3-1 9/4 WINTHROP W, 1-0 10/20 E. MICHIGAN* T, 2-2 (OT) Head Coach: Chris Kane 9/6 at Radford W, 2-0 9/26 at N. Illinois* L, 2-0 10/25 at Ball State* L, 4-3 (OT) Date Opponent Result 10/1 at E. Michigan* T, 0-0 (OT) 9/13 OHIO W, 1-0 10/27 at Miami* L, 2-1 8/25 at New Jersey Tech W, 1-0 9/18 vs Tennessee Tech W, 3-2 10/3 at C. Michigan* L, 2-1 11/1 OHIO* L, 2-0 8/27 at St. Peter’s W, 6-0 10/8 TOLEDO* L, 2-1 9/20 vs Western Kentucky L, 4-1 9/1 GEORGE WASHINGTON L, 2-0 9/25 HOUSTON* W, 2-1 10/10 B. GREEN* T, 3-3 (OT) 2003 9/3 DELAWARE L, 5-0 10/15 BUFFALO L, 2-1 (OT) 2-15-1 Overall; 2-10-0 Mid-American 9/27 RICE* W, 1-0 9/8 at Pittsburgh T, 1-1 10/2 UCF* L, 4-1 10/17 at Kent* L, 2-1 Head Coach: Chris Kane 9/10 at Akron L, 1-0 10/22 BALL STATE* W, 5-0 Date Opponent Result 10/4 SOUTHERN MISS.* W, 3-1 9/20 EASTERN KENTUCKY W, 4-0 10/9 at SMU* W, 1-0 10/24 MIAMI* W, 4-3 8/29 at Purdue L, 3-0 9/22 MOREHEAD STATE Cancelled 10/27 at Ohio* L, 4-1 8/31 vs. Drake L, 1-0 10/11 at Tulsa* L, 4-1 9/25 DELAWARE STATE W, 10-0 10/16 at UTEP* L, 4-1 9/5 at Dayton L, 3-0 9/29 at UAB* L, 3-2 2000 9/7 VIRGINIA TECH L, 3-0 10/18 at Colorado College* L, 4-0 8-10-1 Overall; 3-7-1 Mid-American 10/01 at Memphis* L, 8-0 10/23 MEMPHIS* L, 2-1 Total Wins &Winning Percentage 9/12 at Kent State* L, 1-0 10/6 at East Carolina* L, 5-0 Head Coach: Teresa Patterson 9/14 at Akron* L, 1-0 10/25 UAB* W, 1-0 (2OT) Date Opponent Result 10/13 SOUTHERN MISS.* W, 1-0 10/30 EAST CAROLINA* L, 1-0 COACH YRS RECORD PCT. 9/19 WRIGHT STATE T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/15 UCF* L, 4-0 8/25 YOUNGSTOWN ST. W, 8-0 9/21 at Ohio* L, 4-1 Teresa Patterson 5 35-48-8 .470 8/27 GARDNER-WEBB W, 3-0 10/20 at SMU* L, 3-0 2010 9/26 at N. Illinois* W, 3-0 10/22 at Tulsa* L, 2-1 9/3 LAFAYETTE W, 7-0 9/30 at W.Michigan* L, 3-1 7-9-3 Overall; 5-5-1 Conference USA Chris Kane 5 16-68-6 .186 9/8 at Wyoming W, 1-0 10/27 COLORADO COLLEGE* L, 3-1 Head Coach: Kevin Long 10/3 BUFFALO* L, 3-1 10/29 UTEP* L, 4-0 Kevin Long 3 24-26-7 .482 9/11 vs. New Mexico L, 1-0 (OT) 10/5 at Indiana L, 4-0 Date Opponent Result 9/15 OHIO* L, 3-2 10/10 at E. Michigan* L, 1-0 2007 8/22 at Cleveland State L, 3-2 Team 13 75-142-21 .359 9/19 TOLEDO* L, 2-1 10/12 at C. Michigan* W, 3-2 4-13-1 Overall; 1-7-1 Conference USA 8/27 at Winthrop T, 2-2 (2OT) 9/22 KENT* W, 1-0 10/17 BALL STATE* L, 1-0 Head Coach: Chris Kane 8/29 Liberty T, 3-3 (2OT) RECORD BOOKS RECORD 9/24 at Buffalo* L, 2-0 10/19 MIAMI* L, 2-0 Date Opponent Result 9/3 Radford W, 1-0 9/29 at Miami* L, 3-1 10/24 TOLEDO* L, 1-0 8/31 at Delaware State W, 3-0 9/5 Appalachian St W, 2-0 10/1 at Ball State* W, 3-0 10/26 BOWLING GREEN* L, 4-3 (OT) 9/5 at George Washington L, 1-0 9/8 at Ohio L, 0-1 10/6 C. MICHIGAN* L, 2-1 (OT) 9/7 at Delaware L, 2-0 9/12 at Kentucky L, 0-1 10/8 E. MICHIGAN* L, 2-0 2004 9/9 ST. PETER’S COLLEGE W, 4-0 9/24 at Southern Miss* W, 1-0 10/12 at Morehead St. W, 3-1 3-13-3 Overall;0-11-1 Mid-American 9/14 HIGH POINT L, 3-1 9/26 at #23 UCF* L, 1-2 10/13 at BOWLING Green* L, 1-0 (OT) Head Coach: Chris Kane 9/16 Kentucky L, 2-1 (2OT) 10/1 Tulsa* W, 1-0 10/16 at WVU L, 4-0 Date Opponent Result 9/21 at Georgia Southern W, 2-0 10/3 SMU* L, 0-2 10/20 N. ILLINOIS* W, 7-3 8/27 at La Salle T, 1-1 (OT) 9/23 at South Carolina L, 4-0 10/8 at UAB* L, 0-1 (OT) 10/22 W. MICHIGAN* T, 1-1 (OT) 8/29 at Drexel T, 1-1 (OT) 9/28 at Radford L, 1-0 10/10 at Memphis* L, 0-2 10/30 at Virginia Tech L, 1-0 9/1 MOREHEAD STATE W, 2-1 10/5 at UCF* L, 4-0 10/15 at Rice* T, 0-0 (2OT) 9/3 CLEVELAND STATE W, 6-0 10/17 at Houston* L , 0-2 2001 10/7 at Southern Miss* L, 1-0 9/5 at Wright State L, 1-0 10/14 EAST CAROLINA* T, 0-0 10/22 Colorado College* W, 2-1 11-7-1 Overall; 7-4-1 Mid-American 9/10 W. MICHIGAN* L, 2-0 10/24 UTEP* W, 3-0 Head Coach: Teresa Paterson 10/19 RICE* L, 3-1 0/12 N. ILLINOIS* L, 1-0 10/21 HOUSTON* W, 2-0 10/28 Eastern Carolina* W, 1-0 (2OT) Date Opponent Result 9/17 at Toledo* L, 3-1 11/3 Houston* L, 0-3 8/31 at Kentucky L, 2-1 10/26 at UTEP* L, 2-1 (OT) 9/19 at BOWLING Green* T,1-1 (OT) 10/28 at Colorado College* L, 7-0 KEY 9/2 IUPUI W, 8-0 9/24 at UMBC W, 2-0 9/7 at Xavier W, 1-0 11/2 MEMPHIS* L, 3-1 *- Conference match 9/26 AKRON* L, 2-1 %- Mid-American Conference Postseason Match 36 37 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide Goals SINGLE-GAME RECORDS SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS 1. Kelly Posey vs. Youngstown State...... 8/25/00...... 4 Goals Saves 2. Kassie Hollman vs. Eastern Kentucky...... 9/20/06...... 3 1. Amanda McMahon, 2000...... 18 1. Ashleigh Woods, 2004...... 119 Katie Watson vs. Cleveland State ...... 9/3/04...... 3 2. Amanda McMahon, 2000...... 14 2. Liz Orton, 2007...... 111 Ashley Schillig vs. Ball State...... 10/25/02...... 3 3. Ashley Schillig, 2002...... 11 2. Kayla Johnson, 1998...... 99 Ashley Schillig vs. Northern Illinois...... 9/22/02...... 3 Lindsey Jayjack vs. Morehead State ...... 11/2/01...... 3 4. Kassie Hollman, 2006 ...... 9 3. Kai Nordness, 2005...... 97 Amanda McMahon vs. Lafayette ...... 9/3/00...... 3 Erika Duncan, 2008 ...... 9 4. Liz Orton, 2006...... 79 Megan Schroeder vs. Charleston...... 10/28/98...... 3 Erika Duncan, 2009 ...... 9 5. Kayla Johnson, 2000...... 78

Assists Assists Goals Against Average 1. Lindsey Jayjack vs. IUPFW...... 9/30/01...... 4 RECORD BOOKS 1. Amanda McMahon, 2001 ...... 12 1. Jonelle Yansky, 1999...... 0.77 Lindsey Jayjack vs. Northern Illinois ...... 10/20/00...... 4 2. Angela DeSumma, 2008 ...... 11 3. Kassie Hollman, vs. Delaware State...... 9/25/06...... 3 2. Lindsey Kerns, 2010...... 0.78 Elise Provenzano vs. Cleveland State...... 9/3/04...... 3 3. Lindsey Jayjack, 2002 ...... 7 3. Ashleigh Woods, 2001...... 0.84 Erin Steinke, 2001 ...... 7 Lindsey Jayjack vs. Northern Illinois...... 9/22/04...... 3 4. Ashleigh Woods, 2002...... 1.07 Jaime Gruber vs. Northern Illinois...... 9/22/04...... 3 Angela DeSumma, 2009...... 7 5. Lexa Hughes, 2010...... 1.09 Erin Steinke vs. IUPUI...... 9/2/01...... 3

Points Points Shutouts 1. Kelly Posey vs. Youngstown State...... 8/25/00.... 9(4G/1A) 1. Amanda McMahon, 2000...... 32 1. Liz Orton, 2009...... 9 2. Amanda McMahon vs. Lafayette, ...... 9/3/00.... 8(3G/2A) 2. Amanda McMahon, 2001...... 28 2. Ashleigh Woods, 2001...... 8.5 3. Kassie Hollman vs. Delaware State ...... 9/25/06.... 7(2G/3A) 3. Ashley Schillig, 2002...... 25 3. Kayla Johnson, 2000...... 6 Katie Watson vs. Cleveland State...... 9/3/04.... 7(3G/1A) 4. Liz Orton, 2007...... 4 5. 8 tied at...... 6 4. Kassie Hollman, 2006...... 22 Kai Nordness, 2003-05...... 4 Erika Duncan, 2008...... 22 Saves Lexa Hughes, 2010...... 4 1. Liz Orton vs. Memphis ...... 11/2/07...... 13 Goalkeeper Minutes .Ashleigh Woods at Kent State...... 10/24/04...... 13 Shots 1. Liz Orton, 2009 ...... 1,712 .Ashleigh Woods at LaSalle...... 8/27/04...... 13 1. Amanda McMahon, 2000...... 80 2. Liz Orton, 2008...... 1,687 4. Kristina Shamel vs. Kentucky ...... 9/16/99...... 12 2. Amanda McMahon, 2001...... 73 Kayla Johnson vs. Northern Illinois...... 9/25/98...... 12 3. Kayla Johnson, 2000...... 1,679

RECORD BOOKS RECORD 3. Angela DeSumma, 2010...... 60 4. Ashleigh Woods, 2001...... 1,615 4. Ashley Schillig, 2002...... 54 Shots 5. Kai Nordness, 2005...... 1,585 1. Amanda McMahon vs. Northern Illinois...... 10/28/00...... 19 5. Erika Duncan, 2008 ...... 52 2. Amanda McMahon vs. Morehead St...... 10/12/00...... 11 6. Lindsey Jayjack, 2001 ...... 51 L 3. Amanda McMahon vs. Buffalo...... 10/12/01...... 10 7. Lindsey Jayjack, 2000 ...... 50 i z 4. Angela DeSumma vs. Winthrop...... 8/27/10...... 9 8. Missy Gordon, 2008 ...... 48 9. Lindsey Jayjack, 2002 ...... 44 O 10. Ali Lizotte, 2008 ...... 43 r t o n

38 39 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide Season Records TEAM RECORDS CAREER RECORDS Wins...... 12 (2009) All-Time Team Records Goals Points Saves Losses...... 16 (2005) Overall Record...... 75-142-21 (.346) 1. Erika Duncan, 2007-10...... 28 1. Erika Duncan, 2007-10...... 64 1. Liz Orton, 2006-09...... 332 Points...... 140 (2001) Home Record...... 45-53-9 (.459) 2. Amanda McMahon, 2000-01...... 26 2. Lindsey Jayjack, 1999-02...... 61 2. Kayla Johnson, 1998-01...... 185. Goals...... 44 (2001) Away Record...... 26-83-11 (.239) 3. Lindsey Jayjack, 1999-02...... 18 3. Amanda McMahon, 2000-01....60 3. Ashleigh Woods, 2001-04...... 169 Assists...... 52 (2001) Record at Neutral Sites...... 4-6-1 (.400) 4. Kassie Hollman, 2004-07...... 17 4. Kassie Hollman, 2004-07...... 43 4. Kai Nordness, 2003-05...... 127. Goalkeeper Saves...... 120 (1998) Day Games...... 37-77-9 (.325) 5. Kelly Posey, 1999-02...... 15 5. Kelly Posey, 1999-02...... 40 5. Kristina Shamel, 1999...... 72 Lowest Goals Against Avg...... 0.77 (2001) Night Games...... 34-53-9 (.391) Molly Snead, 2006-09...... 15 6. Molly Snead, 2006-09...... 37 Fewest Goals Allowed...... 15 (2001) Record in Overtime...... 5-16-21 (.238) 7. Ashley Schillig, 2002...... 11 7. Erin Steinke, 1998-01...... 31 Goals Against Average Most Shutouts...... 10 (2001) 1. Ashleigh Woods, 2001-04...... 0.84 Highest Winning Pct...... 632 (2001) 8. Sara Gupton, 2000-03...... 9 8. Angela DeSumma, 2008-...... 26 2. Jonelle Yansky, 1999-00...... 0.91 Most Goals Per Game...... 2.32 (2001) Team Consecutive Match Streaks 9. Danielle Lowther, 1999-03 ...... 8 9. Sarah Gupton, 2000-03...... 25 Wins...... 7 (Aug. 23,2009-Sept. 18, 2009) 10 Michelle Losekamp, 1998-01...... 7 Ashley Schillig, 2002...... 25 3. Kayla Johnson, 1998-01...... 1.38 Match Records Losses...... 13 (Sept.26, 2004-Sept. 9,2005) Michelle Moss, 1998-99...... 7 4. Liz Orton, 2006-09...... 1.87 Points...... 40 vs. Pikeville, 2005 Games Without a Loss..7 (Aug. 23,2009-Sept. 18, 2009) Megan Schroeder, 1998-99...... 7 5. Kristina Shamel, 1999...... 1.97. Goals...... 14 vs. Pikeville, 2005

Scoring a Goal...... 15 (Aug. 23, 2009-Oct. 18, 2009) Shots RECORD BOOKS Assists...... 12 vs. Pikeville, 2005 Shutouts...... 9 (2009) 1. Amanda McMahon, 2000-01... 153 Shutouts Goalkeeper Saves...... 13 vs. Memphis, 2007 Game Winning Goals 2. Erika Duncan, 2007-10...... 140 1. Liz Orton, 2006-09...... 17 ...... 13 vs. La Salle, 2004 1. Erika Duncan, 2007-10...... 8 2. Kayla Johnson, 1998-01...... 9 ...... 13 at Kent State, 2004 Individual Match Streaks 3. Lindsey Jayjack, 1999-02...... 134 2. Kelly Posey, 1999-02...... 6 3. Ashleigh Woods, 2001-04...... 8.5 Largest Victory Margin...... 14-0 vs. Pikeville, 2005 Matches with a Point....5 by Amanda McMahon (2001) 4. Molly Snead, 2006-09...... 127 Worst Defeat...... 8-0 vs. Memphis, 2006 Matches with a Goal.... 4 by Amanda McMahon (2001) 3. Lindsey Jayjack, 2000-02...... 5 5. Jaime Gruber, 2002-05...... 95 4. Kai Nordness, 2003-05 ...... 4 Molly Snead, 2006-09...... 5 6. Kelly Posey, 1999-02...... 91 5. Jonelle Yansky, 1999-00...... 3 Opponent Records Erika Duncan (2009) Matches with an Assist....4 by Amanda McMahon (2001) 5. Kassie Hollman, 2004-07...... 4 Points...... 23 by Ohio, 1998 7. Kassie Holman, 2004-07...... 87 Goals...... 8 by Memphis, 2006 Amanda McMahon, 2000-01...... 4 8. Ali Lizotte, 2005-08...... 83 Goalkeeper Minutes Assists...... 9 by Ohio, 1998 7. Jamie Gruber, 2002-05...... 3 9. Danielle Lowther, 2000-03...... 80 1. Liz Orton, 2006-09...... 6,234 Shots...... 29 by UAB, 1998 Sarah Gupton, 2000-03...... 3 10 Erin Steinke, 1998-99...... 78 2. Ashleigh Woods, 2001-04...3,298 Goals in a Half...... 6 by UAB, 2005 Angela DeSumma, 2008-...... 3 3. Kai Nordness, 2003-05...... 2,149 9. Kelly Kennedy, 1999-02...... 2 4. Kayla Johnson, 1998-99...... 1,679 ATTENDANCE RECORDS Megan Schroeder, 1998-99...... 2 5. Kristina Shamel, 1999...... 1,006 Average Home Attendance By Year Average Overall Attendance By Year Total Attendance By Year Soraya Whitehurst, 1998-00...... 2 Matches Played 2010...... 311 (7 games) 2010...... 383 (19 games) 2010...... 7,283 (19 games) 1. Erin Locy, 1998-01...... 75 2009 ...... 275 (10 games)2009 ...... 248 (19 games) 2009 ...... 4,718 (19 games) 2. Lindsey Jayjack, 1999-02...... 74 2008 ...... 231 (7 games) 2008 ...... 5,552 (19 games) 2008 ...... 292 (19 games) Multiple Goal Matches Erin Steinke, 1998-01...... 74 2007...... 315 (8 games) 2007...... 559 (18 games) 2007...... 4,964 (18 games) 2006...... 172 (8 games) 2006...... 3,466 (17 games) 1. Kelly Posey, 1999-02...... 5 4. Sarah Gupton, 2000-03...... 73 ...... 2006...... 204 (17 games) 2005...... 185 (8 games) 2005...... 220 (18 games) 2005...... 3,974 (18 games) Amanda McMahon, 2000-01...... 5 5. Molly Snead, 2006-09...... 72 2004...... 4,267 (19 games) 2004...... 293 (8 games) 2004...... 224 (19 games) 3. Kassie Hollman, 2004-07...... 3 6. Sara Burdick, 2004-07...... 71 2003 ...... 231 (8 games) 2003...... 258 (18 games) 2003...... 4,645 (18 games) Erika Duncan, 2007-10...... 3 2002...... 276 (8 games) 2002...... 269 (17 games) 2002...... 4,569 (17 games) Lauren Scott, 2000-03...... 71 2001...... 237 (9 games) 2001...... 202 (19 games) 2001...... 3,847 (19 games) 5. Lindsey Jayjack, 1999-02...... 2 Kelly Posey, 1999-02...... 71 2000...... 332 (10 games) 2000...... 265 (19 games) 2000...... 5,042 (19 games) Megan Schroeder, 1998-99...... 2 Liz Orton, 2006-09...... 71 1999...... 312 (7 games) 1999...... 214 (19 games) 1999...... 4,064 (19 games) 1998...... 185 (10 games) 1998...... 3,614 (18 games) Erika Duncan, 2007-10...... 71 RECORD BOOKS RECORD 1998 ...... 201 (18 games) Average Away Attendance By Year Assists Home Total Attendance By Year Top Sam Hood Field Women’s Soccer Crowds 2010...... 488 (10 games) 2010...... 2,174 (7 games) 1. Lindsey Jayjack, 1999-02...... 25 2009 ...... 328 (6 games) 2009 ...... 2,747 (10 1. 1,027...... (Oct. 22, 2000 vs. Western Michigan) 2008 ...... 328 (12 games) games) 2. 654...... (Sept. 8, 1999 vs. West Virginia) 2. Angela DeSumma, 2008-...... 18 Matches Started 2007...... 244 (10 games) 2008 ...... 1,615 (7 games) 3. 527...... (Sept. 1, 2004 vs. Morehead State) 3. Amanda McMahon, 2000-01...... 16 2007...... 2,520 (8 games) 1. Lindsey Jayjack, 1999-02...... 74 2006...... 232 (9 games) 4. 489...... (Oct. 24, 2010 vs. UTEP) 4. Jaime Gruber, 2002-05...... 11 2006...... 1,378 (8 games) 5..435...... (Nov. 2, 2007 vs. Memphis) 2. Liz Orton, 2006-09...... 70 2005...... 249 (10 games) 5. Kassie Hollman, 2004-07...... 9 2004...... 175 (11 Games) 2005...... 1,480 (8 games) 6..426...... (Nov. 4, 2007 vs. UAB) 3. Erin Steinke, 1998-01...... 69 2004...... 2,344 (8 games) 7. 422...... (Oct. 21, 2007 vs. Houston) 6. Kelly Posey, 1999-02...... 8 2003...... 311 (9 games) 4. Jaime Gruber, 2002-05...... 68 2002...... 286 (8 games) 2003...... 1,846 (8 games) 8. 417...... (Oct. 8, 2004 vs. Ohio) Kelly Kennedy, 1999-02...... 8 2002...... 2,211 (8 games) 417...... (Sept. 1, 1998 vs. Morehead State) Kristen Berquist, 2007-10...... 68 2001...... 171 (10 games) Michelle Losekamp, 1998-01...... 8 2000...... 201 (8 games) 2001...... 2,136 (9 games) 10. 400...... (Oct. 14, 2007 vs. ECU) 6. Stacy Wells, 2000-03...... 67 1999...... 167 (11 games) 2000...... 3,316 (10 games) Erin Locy, 1998-01...... 8 1999...... 2,183 (7 games) 7. Erin Locy, 1998-01...... 66 1998...... 195 (7 games) Erin Steinke, 1998-01...... 8 1998...... 1,846 (10 games) Kelly Kennedy, 1999-02...... 66 Erika Duncan, 2007-10...... 8 Erin Johnson, 2005-08...... 66 10. Molly Snead, 2006-09...... 65 Erika Duncan 40 41 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS AWARDS & ACCOLADES Sue Ahrens 2006-07 Elise Provenzano 2004-07 Jane Horton 1998-00 Maura Albers 1998 Lauren Roberts 2009 Arica Houvouras 1998-00 Conference USA Award Winners Julia Axelsson 2006-07 Elizabeth Ritchie 1998 Rachel Huff 2006-07 2010 Erika Duncan C-USA All-Conference Second Team Katie Ball 2008- Julie Santoro 2001 2010 Sarah Vinson C-USA All-Conference Third Team Lexa Hughes 2010 Sara Barber .2001-03 Megan Schroeder 1998-99 2010 Freya Holdaway C-USA All-Conference Third Team Kelly Jackson 2004-07 2010 Erin Blakely C-USA Player of the Week Brooke Barrett 1998 Lauren Scott 2000-03 Allison Jayjack 2000-03 2010 Erika Duncan C-USA Player of the Week Kristen Berquist 2007-10 Kristina Shamel 1999 Lindsey Jayjack 1999-02 2009 Sarah Vinson C-USA All-Freshman Team Erin Blakely 2008- Ashley Schillig 2002 2009 Molly Snead C-USA All-Conference Second Team Megan Jenkins 2002-05 Annabelle Bramwell 2009- Jen Short 2002-05 2009 Erika Duncan C-USA All-Conference Second Team

Jessica Jennings 2005-07 2009 Molly Snead C-USA Player of the Week RECORD BOOKS Becky Buffington 1998 Molly Snead 2006-09 Erin Johnson 2005-08 2009 Liz Orton C-USA Player of the Week Heather Burchett 2004-05 Erin Steinke 1998-01 Kayla Johnson 1998-01 2008 Angela DeSumma C-USA All-Freshman Team Sara Burdick 2004-07 Lindsay Stelter 2000-03 2008 Erika Duncan C-USA Athlete of the Week Ellerie Karl 2000-03 Bethany Bush 2007 Megan Tabler 2008- 2007 Liz Orton C-USA Player the of Week Kelly Kennedy 1999-02 2006 Molly Snead C-USA All-Freshman Team Morgan Church 2002 Rebekah TenBroek 2000 Alethea Kister 2003-04 Kelly Clark 1998-00 Haley Thaxton 2007 Mid-American Conference Award Winners Stephanie Kot 2005-08 2004 Kassie Hollman MAC All-Freshman Team Sarah Collins 1999 Janine Valerio 2010 Katy Lee 2004-06 2003 Ashleigh Woods First-Team All-MAC Jennifer Connor 1998 Eileen Venechanos 2006-07 2001 Amanda McMahon First-Team All-MAC Mollie Lee 2004-07 Stefanie Cook 1998 Sarah Vinson 2009- Lauren Scott First-Team All-MAC Marisa Leconte 2007-10 Hadley Corpus 2001 Rebecca Voss 2008-09 2000 Amanda McMahon First-Team All-MAC Karla Ledford 2000-02 MAC Newcomer of Year Jessica Crawford 2001-04 Casey Walsh 2010- Alzira Leques 1998 MAC Player of Week Angela DeSumma 2008- Robin Waskowski. 2009- 1999 Lindsey Jayjack Second-Team All-MAC Ali Lizotte 2005-08 Kaitlin Devine 2008, Katie Watson 2004 Sarah Collins MAC Player of Week Erin Locy 1998-01 Erika Duncan 2007-10 Stacy Wells 2000-03 NSCAA Honors Jacki Lopez 1998 Kate Dunnington 2002 Meghan Wetzel 2006-07,09-10 2010 Erika Duncan Second Team All-Central Region Michelle Losekamp 1998-01 Tracy Fischer 2003-06 Emma White 2005-06 2009 Rebecca Voss Scholar All-East Region Honorable Mention Danielle Lowther 2000-03 2009 Molly Snead Scholar All-East Region Honorable Mention Missy Gordon 2007-08 Soraya Whitehurst 1998-00 Chelsey Maiden 2009, 2009 Erika Duncan Scholar All-East Region Honorable Mention Andrea Grell 1998-00 Aimee Wiese 2005 2001 Amanda McMahon First-Team All-Great Lakes Region Ariel Marder 2009, RECORD BOOKS RECORD Jenna Greenwood 2004 Ashleigh Woods 2001-04 2000 Amanda McMahon Second-Team All-Great Lakes Region Jessica Mays 2001 Jaime Gruber 2002-05 Jonelle Yansky 1999-01 2000 Erin Locy Second-Team EastRegion All-Academic Kelly McAlear 2003 Jorie Grundstrom 2002 Dana Yeske 2004-06 Amanda McMahon 2000-01 SoccerBuzz Honors Sarah Gupton 2000-04 Michelle Young 2005-07 Michelle Moss 1998-99 2007 Recruiting Class 15th in Great Lakes Region and 92nd Nationally Heather Haney 2003 Rebecca Mumley 2004 2006 Recruiting Class 16th in Great Lakes Region Molly Harrington 2009 2004 Recruiting Class 22nd in Great Lakes Region Kerri Nakabayashi 1998 Emma Harrison 2007-10 2000 Amanda McMahon 3rd Team All-Great Lakess Region Freshman All-American Kai Nordness 2003-05 2000 Recruiting Class 9th in Mid-Atlantic Region Kate Heilich 2004-05 Paige Oechsle 2009, 1998 Michelle Losekamp 1st Year Program’s All-National Second-Team Cara Hemmerich 2002-05 Liz Orton 2006-09 1998 www.herdzone.com 3rd in the Mid-Atlantic Region Freya Holdaway 2008- Jenny Phillips 1998-00 Returning Letterwinners in Kassie Hollman 2004-07 Kelly Posey 1999-02 BOLD Courtney Hoover 2005-06 42 43 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide

Team Academic Awards Yeager Scholar, 2004-07 1998-2010 NSCAA Team Academic Award Lindsey Jayjack Cam Henderson Scholar Athlete, 2000 MAC Commissioner’s Award, 2000-01 Individual Academic Awards Verizon All-Academic District II, 2002 Sue Ahrens C-USA Academic Honorable Mention, 2006 MAC All-Academic, 2002 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-07 Erin Johnson C-USA Academic Medal, 2006-08 Julia Axelsson C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-07 C-USA All-Academic Team, 2006-08 Katie Ball C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-10 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-08 C-USA Academic Medal, 2008-10 Academic All-District First Team, 2008 ESPN Academic All-District II Second Team, 2010 Kelly Kennedy Verizon Third-Team All-Academic, 2002 Abby Barber C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2010 Verizon All-Academic District II, 2002 C-USA Academic Medal, 2010 NSCAA All-Region, 2001 Kristen Berquist C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-10 MAC Commissioner’s Award, 2000-01 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District II Second Team, 2009 & 2010 MAC All-Academic, 2002 C-USA All-Academic Second Team, 2009 & 2010 Lindsey Kerns C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2009 C-USA Academic Medal 2009-10 Stephanie Kot C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006,2008 Erin Blakely C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-10 Marisa Leconte C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007-10 RECORD BOOKS Annabelle Bramwell C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2009-10 Mollie Lee C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-07 C-USA Academic Medal, 2010 Lizzy Lemons C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2010 Becky Buffington MAC Presidential Award, 1999 Alzira Leques MAC Commissioner’s Award, 1998 MAC Commissioner’s Award, 1998, 1999 Ali Lizotte C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-08 Heather Burchett C-USA Commissioner’s Medal, 2005 C-USA Academic Honorable Mention, 2006 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007 Erin Locy NSCAA All-Region, 2000-01 Sara Burdick C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-07 MAC Commissioner’s Award, 1999-01 Bethany Bush C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007 MAC Presidential Award, 1999-01 Morgan Cain C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2010 Marshall’s Outstanding Junior, 2000 Kristine Culicerto C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2010 Chelsey Maiden C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2009-10 Angela DeSumma C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-10 Ariel Marder C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2009-10 Kaitlin Devine C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2009-10 C-USA Academic Medal, 2009 Erika Duncan C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007-10 Michelle Moss MAC Commissioner’s Award C-USA All-Academic Second Team, 2009 Paige Oechsle C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-10 NSCAA Scholar All-East Region Honorable Mention, 2009 Liz Orton C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-09 Laurel Etter C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-09 NSCAA Scholar All-East Region Honorable Mention, 2009 C-USA Academic Medal, 2008 Kelly Posey MAC Commissioner’s Award, 2000-01 Kelsey Gault C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2010 Elise Provenzano C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-07 Melissa Gordon C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007-08 Lauren Roberts C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-09 Andrea Grell MAC Commissioner’s Award, 1998 Blair Schneider C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2009 Sarah Gupton MAC Commissioner’s Award, 2001 Molly Snead C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-09 Emma Harrison C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007-10 C-USA All-Academic Second Team, 2009 C-USA Academic Medal, 2010 NSCAA Scholar All-East Region Honorable Mention, 2009 C-USA All-Academic Second Team, 2010 Megan Tabler C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-10 Caroline Harwell C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2010 Haley Thaxton C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007-08 Cara Hemmerich C-USA Commissioner’s Medal, 2005 Eileen Venechanos C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007

RECORD BOOKS RECORD Freya Holdaway C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007-10 Sarah Vinson C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2009-10 Jane Horton MAC Commissioner’s Award, 1999 C-USA Academic Medal, 2010 Kassie Hollman National Soccer Coaches Association of America East Region Scholar Team, 2007 C-USA All-Academic First Team, 2010 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-07 ESPN Academic All-District II First Team, 2010 C-USA Academic Honorable Mention,2006 Rebecca Voss C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2008-09 Honorable Mention National Soccer Coaches Association of America/ADIDAS College NSCAA Scholar All-East Region Honorable Mention, 2009 Women’s Scholar All-East Regional Team, 2006 Casey Walsh C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2010 Rachel Huff Yeager Scholar, 2006-07 C-USA Academic Medal, 2010 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-08 Robin Waskowski C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2009-10 C-USA Academic Medal, 2006, 2007 C-USA Academic Medal, 2009-10 Lexa Hughes C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2010 Meghan Wetzel C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2007-10 Kelly Jackson C-USA Academic Medal, 2007 Soraya Whitehurst MAC Commissioner’s Award, 1999 C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-07 Dana Yeske C-USA Academic Honorable Mention, 2006 C-USA Academic Honorable Mention, 2006 Michelle Young C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, 2006-07 44 45 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide TEAM CAPTAINS BY YEAR Located in beautiful Huntington, W.Va., Marshall University is the focal point of a city 2010 Kristen Berquist, Freya Holdaway, Meghan Wetzel with a population of about 50,000, situated in a Tri-State area of more than 300,000. The Huntington campus, noted for its attractiveness, level terrain and accessibility, occupies about 88 acres near the center of Huntington, a few blocks east of downtown and just a walk away 2009 Freya Holdaway, Liz Orton, and Rebecca Voss from the banks of the Ohio River. Marshall also has a campus in South Charleston, W.Va., and centers across the state. 2008 Erin Johnson and Liz Orton Marshall University is named after John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United States from 1801 through 1835. The longest serving Chief Justice in United States history, Marshall is MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 2007 Kassie Hollman, Erin Johnson and Liz Orton widely regarded as having established a broad interpretation of the Constitution of the United States, which established the Constitution as the basis of the American legal system and the “rule of law” as the law of the land. During his tenure as Chief Justice, the Judicial Branch of 2006 Erin Johnson, Kassie Hollman and Katy Lee the new American government rose to a level of importance commensurate with that of the Executive and Legislative branches. 2005 Jaime Gruber, Jen Short and Heather Burchett Marshall was founded as Marshall Academy in 1837, designated a college in 1858, the state normal school in 1867 and a university in 1961. 2004 Ellerie Karl, Ashleigh Woods and Jamie Gruber Today, Marshall University is a thriving institution that functions Aerial view of campus. through 13 divisions: the Elizabeth McDowell Lewis College of Business, the College of Education and Human Services, the College of Fine Arts, the College of 2003 Ellerie Karl, Stacy Wells and Jaime Gruber Information Technology and Engineering, the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Health Professions, the College of Science, the Marshall University Graduate College, the W. Page Pitt 2002 Lindsey Jayjack, Kelly Kennedy and Lauren Scott School of Journalism and Mass Communications, the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, University College, the School of Extended Education and the Graduate School of Education 2001 Erin Locy, Erin Steinke, Lindsey Jayjack and Kelly Kennedy and Professional Development. Enrollment at Marshall University is about 14,000, and in spring 2007 more than 2,600 Freya Holdaway degrees were awarded at the university’s 170th commencement. 2000 Erin Locy and Erin Steinke Several major construction projects have been completed in recent years at Marshall University. Among those are the John Deaver Drinko Library and Information Center, which 1999 Erin Locy, Erin Steinke and Michelle Losekamp has a 24-hour study center and more than 250 computers available for student use; the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine at Marshall University; the Robert C. Byrd Center for Rural 1998 Michelle Losekamp and Andrea Grell Health; the Jomie Jazz Center; a 1,000-space parking garage, a 500-bed residential housing complex, and the Harless Dining Hall. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME... In 2007, the $48 million Robert C. Byrd Biotechnology Science Center opened, as did a $22 million Clinical Education and Outreach Center on the site of the former Fairfield Stadium – The Herd was over .500 for a season...... (12-7, 5-6 C-USA), 2009 John Marshall, former Chief past football home of the Marshall Thundering Herd. Additionally, a $94 million public-private Justice of the United States, project is underway on the Huntington campus. Main components of the plan are two new The Herd played a ranked opponent...... Sept. 26, 2010 vs #23 UCF overlooks the campus. living/learning residence halls, which will open in time for the fall 2008 semester, and a 123,000 square-foot student recreation center, which is projected to open in January 2009. New baseball and softball fields also The Herd had an all-conference performer...... 2010, Erika Duncan (Second Team), are included in the project. Sarah Vinson, Freya Holdaway (both Third Team) As Marshall continues to expand its campus for future growth, its attention remains on the individual student. A quality education begins with an outstanding faculty. A Marshall player had multiple goals in a game...... Erika Duncan (2) vs. UTEP Oct. 24. 2010 As a state-supported university, financial assistance is a distinct advantage at Marshall. About RECORD BOOKS RECORD 60 percent of the university’s students receive financial assistance through grants, loans, student employment and/or academic scholarships, with annual financial aid awards exceeding $92 million. A Marshall goalie had 10 or more saves in a game...... Nov. 2, 2007, Liz Orton (13) vs. Memphis Academic possibilities abound at Marshall with 97 degree programs, including 46 on the baccalaureate level and 42 on the master’s level. Marshall provides a variety of academic options The Herd played a postseason game...... Nov. 3, 2010 in C-USA Quarterfinals vs Houston that give students a solid foundation for future success. Among them are exciting study-abroad opportunities, with more than 125 programs offered in 35 countries. (L, 3-0) Marshall’s fundamental mission is to make public higher education available to all qualified individuals, regardless of socioeconomic status, ethnicity or creed. Through special programs such The Herd won an overtime game...... Oct. 28, 2010 (1-0 2OT) vs ECU as the Higher Education for Learning Problems (H.E.L.P.) program and the West Virginia Autism Training Center, Marshall provides exclusive learning opportunities for people who otherwise might be denied a college education. Each point on the Memorial A Marshall player scored 10 or more goals in a season...... Ashley Schillig (11), 2002 Building on a winning tradition and growing national presence, Marshall’s athletic programs are an Fountain represents one of the integral part of the university. With 15 varsity sports, Marshall athletic teams compete at the NCAA 75 lives lost in the 1970 plane A Marshall player had 10 or more assists in a season...... Angela DeSumma (11), 2008 Division I level in Conference USA. The Thundering Herd teams are an economic and social focal crash that killed 70 members of point of the university, its community and the Tri-State region. A competitive intramural program the Marshall University family, provides Marshall students a diverse range of opportunities to participate in team and individual including 37 football players. A Marshall player had 10 or more shots in a game...... Oct. 12, 2001, Amanda McMahon (10) vs. Buffalo sports. 46 47 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide Dr. Stephen J. Kopp, former special assistant to the chancellor with the Ohio Athletic Director: Mike Hamrick Board of Regents, and former provost of Ohio University, is Marshall University’s MARSHALL ADMINISTRATION 36th president. He was named president by Marshall’s Board of Governors in June Mike Hamrick was named the athletic director on July 20, 2009. Hamrick, director of athletics at the 2005. University of Nevada-Las Vegas for the previous six years and a 1980 graduate of Marshall University. Hamrick replaced Bob Marcum, who retired. Kopp and his wife, Jane, have two grown children. Their son, Adam, lives in Chicago and works in the law office of the Illinois lieutenant governor. Their “In Mike Hamrick, we identified an outstanding leader for our athletic program, an individual of daughter, Elizabeth, a physical therapist, and her husband, Matthew Bradley, M.D., uncompromising integrity, experience and accomplishment,” Kopp said. “He brings to Marshall University Dr. Stephen J. Kopp an orthopedic resident, live in Portland, Ore., and are the proud parents of the a vision for athletics that we can all embrace and support. His proven experience and accomplishments Marshall President Kopps’ first grandchild, Rachel. unequivocally demonstrate his ability to translate vision into action that leads to success. I cannot emphasize enough the value that this individual brings to our university and community. An added, but by no means Kopp was a special assistant to the chancellor with the Ohio Board of Regents from 2004 less important quality of this individual is that he is a proud and successful Son of Marshall.” to 2005. The special assignment, made at the request of the chancellor, Roderick G. W. Chu, involved two areas of responsibility: leading a statewide initiative to advance innovative practices Kopp said a diverse group of approximately 30 individuals were considered for the position. Ten formal that improve student access, learning productivity and accountability in Ohio public institutions applications were invited and received. of higher education, and assisting the nation of Hungary on behalf of the board and the state of Ohio with implementing European Union higher education reforms. Neal Smatresk, acting president at UNLV, said UNLV’s loss is Marshall University’s gain. Previously, Kopp was provost for two years at Ohio University (2002-2004) in Athens, Ohio, where he shared with the president the central administrative role in the university and served “Our program has thrived under Mike’s leadership and as the chief academic and operating officer. He led the senior administration effort to assist the I’m really proud of our scholar athletes and their success,” university’s medical school in privatizing its patient services clinic. He also participated in Ohio Smatresk said. “Mike has had an impact on the success of our University’s $200 million Bicentennial Campaign, raising more than $7 million in major gifts and teams and he has a place in the heart of the community here pledges. in Las Vegas. We wish Mike and Soletta (his wife) the very best at Marshall.” As provost, Kopp had the principal responsibility for planning the university budget, which was $540 million in fiscal year 2005, and working with the vice presidents to coordinate internal Hamrick played football at Marshall University from 1976 institutional affairs. to 1980, starting at linebacker and defensive end his last two years. After receiving his bachelor’s degree in education from Kopp also was founding dean of the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Marshall, he earned his master’s in sports administration from Professions at Central Michigan University, and founding dean of the College of Allied Health Ohio University in 1981. Professions at Midwestern University. He also served in a variety of positions for nearly 20 years at Prior to his previous position at UNLV, Hamrick was director the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. of athletics at East Carolina University from 1995 to 2003. He also has been AD at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, assistant AD at Illinois State in Normal, Ill., Kopp received his B.S. in Biology in 1973 from the University of Notre Dame, and his and assistant AD at Kansas University in Lawrence, Kansas. Ph.D. in Physiology and Biophysics in 1976 from the University of Illinois at Chicago. He was a postdoctoral fellow at St. Louis University Medical Center, department of physiology, and a “It’s great to be back home,” Hamrick said. “I am thrilled to be rejoining the Marshall University family and research fellow and NIH fellow in the department of biochemistry at the University of Illinois at plan to work hard to help advance the success of Thundering Herd athletics in all facets. I thank President Chicago. Kopp for giving me this opportunity.”

Old Hamrick is a native of Clendenin, W.Va., and a graduate of Herbert Hoover High School. He and Soletta are Main the parents of three children - twin sons, Brett and Justin (21), and daughter, Mollie Ann (18).

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48 49 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide BUCK HARLESS Marshall University, well-known for successful athletic programs, is taking the lead in preparing its student- athletes for life after intercollegiate athletics. Realizing the extra demands placed on student-athletes, the Buck STUDENT-ATHLETE PROGRAM Harless Student-Athlete Program, a division of Academic Affairs, was designed to provide support and guidance for the academic and personal development of MU’s student-athletes. The program was established in 1981 following a generous financial contribution from Mingo County businessman Buck Harless in order to help student-athletes prepare for life after college. In addition to this successful program, (there have been over 450 Jeff O’Malley David Steele Beatrice Crane Banford Scott Morehouse academic all-conference selections since its inception) Marshall has also become a part of the National Collegiate Associate AD/ Associate AD/ Associate AD/SWA Associate AD/ Chief of Staff Finance Facilities Athletic Association’s CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. The NCAA program, started in 1995, works with the athletes, coaches and instructors to establish an environment that will allow the student-athletes to succeed in all aspects of their lives. Stressing academics, personal development, service and career development in conjunction with athletics, CHAMPS provides seminars and instruction in areas such as study skills, time management, goal setting, fundamental values, personal health, communication and fiscal responsibility. In addition, the participants are encouraged to do community service including mentor and peer education counseling program’s.

Derek Gwinn John Sutherland Jason Corriher Aaron Goebbel The program directors keep a watchful eye on the progress of the student-athletes involved. In order to Associate AD/ Associate AD/Big Assistant AD/ Assistant AD/ promote university faculty involvement, academic progress reports are requested three times each semester. Based External Affairs Compliance Green Director Sports Information on these reports, a student’s test scores, previous semester’s grades and academic history the office assigns tutors to those who need them. Those athletes who need help are required to attend study sessions with their tutors. The staff maintains records and provides the needed services for all of Marshall’s 300 plus student-athletes.

In order to motivate the student-athletes, each year Marshall awards the Buck Harless Award to the student- athlete who epitomizes the concept of the total person.

The Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program recently introduced, as an additional form of encouragement Robert Bookwalter and recognition, an Academic Honor Board displayed in the entrance of the Henderson Center ticket lobby. Associate AD/ NCAA Faculty The board recognizes each student-athlete who achieved academic excellence. Ticketing Representative The student-athlete label says it all: college athletes are students first and foremost. At Marshall that philosophy is impressed upon all the Thundering Herd athletes by their coaches, instructors and fellow students. The Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program and the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Program provide Marshall athletes with the tools to get a quality education while participating in high-caliber athletics. MU realizes that a successful athlete must also be a successful person, and goes to great lengths to provide the right environment in order to WOMEN’S SOCCER STAFF accomplish that goal. The Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program Staff SENIOR ATHLETICS STAFF SENIOR ATHLETICS

Jared Johnson Emily Miller Tara Helton Tim Moore Aliese Orndorff William Biggs Annette Starling Sports Information Women’s Soccer Director Academic Academic Academic Administrative Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Counselor Counselor Counselor Secretary 50 51 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide The Marshall University Sports Medicine Department is an established program that continues to grow in Marshall University’s women’s soccer team utilizes strength and conditioning facilities located size and commitment. Marshall University believes that Sports Medicine involves education, treatment, and care, not just of the injury, but of the athlete. It involves understanding the sport and the climate of competition that in the new weight room at the Joan C. Edwards Stadium and in the Cam Henderson Center, motivates every athlete. however, the centerpiece of the program is Sam Hood Field.

Combining this understanding with a complete history and physical examination enables the physician to Sam Hood Field was built in the Fall of 1996, thanks to a generous donation from local reach a correct diagnosis and determine the proper treatment, be it early rehabilitation and return to playing or surgical intervention which might delay returning to competition but would make it possible. businessman and former Marshall men’s soccer coach Sam Hood. Prior to 1996, the Thundering Herd’s men’s soccer team played their home games on the artificial surface at Marshall University In the sports medicine organization, we are genuinely concerned for the athletes and have a desire to help Stadium. Since the completion of the facility, local interest in soccer has skyrocketed. Both the them return to competition injury free in the shortest amount of time. To provide this optimal health care for men’s and women’s programs at Marshall enjoy outstanding fan support and on several occassions student-athletes, the Sports Medicine Department is composed of a head team physician, a head trainer, two assistant trainers, four graduate assistant athletic trainers, and 24 undergraduate students. Marshall soccer crowds have gone well above the 1,000 mark.

SAM HOOD FIELD We also practice preventative medicine with our student-athletes by providing Flu, Pneumonia, Tetanus The facility features permanent bleachers with field-level seating for over 1,500 fans. On soccer and Hepatitis immunizations, as well as all year round education on the prevention of communicable diseases, gamedays, vocal Thundering Herd fans fill the stands, giving Marshall’s soccer programs one of Diabetes, Hypertension, AIDS, STD, Anorexia Nervosa, Depression and others. the most distinct home field advantages in Conference USA. The newest addition to Sam Hood Several aspects make Marshall’s Sports Medicine program a top notch organization including the undergraduate Field is the fully operational press box located at the top of the stands. program which supplies qualified student assistants to extend the coverage of the training staff. The academic growth of the program has been dramatic in the last nine years. The undergraduate curriculum under the Arguably, the most exciting aspect of Sam Hood Field is the playing surface itself, Bermuda direction of Educational Director Dr. Dan Martin, was reaccredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs in 1997. The curriculum, one of only 50 in the nation, is also one of the few grass. Bermuda grass is the world’s premier surface for soccer and Marshall University is one of that offers athletic training in sports medicine as a full academic major. Acceptance to the program leads the the northern most schools to have such a surface. student through 1,000 hours of clinical experience working with athletes. Marshall Univeristy is committed to having the finest facilities in the Conference USA and Long-time team doctor and Thundering Herd supporter, Dr. Jose Ricard, passed away July 5, 2008. Ricard dedicated his life to helping others and serving Marshall University. He served as Marshall’s Team Doctor for is constantly upgrading all athletic venues to provide its student-athletes with the very best and 27 years (1981-2008). Sam Hood Field is no exception. In 1997, lights were added to the field giving the Thundering Herd soccer teams the flexibility to host night matches and in 1998, an electronic scoreboard For strength training, the soccer teams lift weights and condition in the state-of-the-art weightroom found in the Cam Henderson Center. Athletic teams also have access to the athletic complex located at the Marshall was erected at the field. University football stadium. In the summer of 2002, Sam Hood Field’s playing surface was extended, giving the Thundering The weight training allows Marshall’s student-athletes to develop and maintain the strength and endurance Herd a larger playing surface. The field now extends 120-feet in length towards Marshall University necessary to be successful in all areas of competition. Stadium. Each component of a strength and conditioning program plays an integral part in the process of building a better athlete. Strength provides an important edge on the field, but another equally important reason the Future improvements to Sam Hood Field include the addition of permanent restrooms and Herd lifts is to prevent injuries and to speed recovery time when injuries do occur. Strength and power are concession facilities. by-products of lifting weights. A strong, conditioned muscle is less likely to be injured and protects the bones and the joints it surrounds as well.

Nutrition, especially during the season, is a major area of concern. Athletes place added demand on their bodies with high stress and long days. Athletes are given guidance on food intake on an individual basis. A diet low in fat, high in carbohydrates with plenty of water is essential for the demanding life of a soccer participant.

Strength & Conditioning Staff

Mike Cochran John Hark

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING; SPORTS MEDICINE STRENGTH & CONDITIONING; Head Strength Head Strength & Conditioning & Conditioning, 52 Coach Olympic Sports Sam Hood Field 53 Marshall Women’s Soccer 2011 Media Guide Welcome to Conference USA, home to 12 nationally received the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of Huntington is a pleasant city of more than 50,000 in the southwestern corner of West Virginia, bordered by Ohio and Kentucky. The metropolitan area has a prominent, tradition-rich members in East Carolina, outstanding achievement in the classroom. population of about 300,000 and includes the cities of Ironton, Ohio, and Ashland, Houston, Marshall, Memphis, Rice, SMU, Southern Miss, C-USA ON TV Kentucky. Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCF and UTEP. This combination C-USA enjoys significant television exposure through its Marshall University is the heart of downtown Huntington. The city grew around the campus after being established in 1871 by railroad magnate Collis P. Huntington enhances men’s and women’s programs that are steeped partnerships with ESPN Inc. and College Sports Television as the western terminus of his Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. in athletic success and academic prowess. Together, we Networks (CSTV). The league entered into long-term Huntington is a hub for transportation and industrial activities and is increasingly are committed to excellence, integrity and leadership in agreements with both ESPN and CSTV, which, combined, becoming a center for service businesses and health care. In addition to being a rail center, it is the busiest port on the Ohio River and has highway and airline athletics, academics and in our communities. Dedication to provides C-USA with significant national and regional connections with other major cities. excellence is a common thread for C-USA and the guiding exposure for football, men’s and women’s basketball, and all The city offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment and also initiative for the league’s promising future. other conference sports. Additionally, the CSTV agreement boasts an entire menu of restaurants to satisfy any taste. Huntington is noted for its broad, tree-lined streets, attractive homes, cordial All C-USA institutions sponsor Division I-A football, includes video-on-demand, Internet, broadband, national

atmosphere, and fine parks. The city takes great pride in its more than 750 acres along with several other men’s and women’s athletic over-the-air and satellite radio, and wireless distribution as CONFERENCE USA of parkland. programs, many of which compete regularly for NCAA well as corporate marketing rights, and website production Ritter Park, located in the center of the city, is a premier municipal park utilized year-round by Huntington residents and visitors. The park features a track, Championships. C-USA sponsors competition in 19 sports through CSTV Online, a subsidiary of CSTV. The agreement tennis courts, a Heritage Station - nine for men (baseball, basketball, cross country, football, with ESPN extends the conference’s current regular season playground, an internationally recognized rose garden, golf, soccer, tennis and indoor and outdoor track and field) football package to include the broadcast of the conference’s an amphitheater, and multiple picnic areas. Harris Riverfront Park is located in downtown Huntington. It plays host and 10 for women (basketball, cross country, golf, softball, Football Championship Game. It also encompasses to multiple outdoor concerts and various river activities throughout soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor distribution of men’s basketball and women’s basketball on the year. The concerts meet the tastes of many individuals, ranging track and field and volleyball). ESPN/ESPN2 and both tournament championship games. from rock to country. Other river activities include Springfest and Summerfest. Both these festivals feature boat racing, culminating in The league sponsors numerous academic awards, C-USA IN THE COMMUNITY a spectacular fireworks display. Beach Fork Lake, just minutes from including the Commissioner’s Honor Roll and the The conference’s footprint is concentrated with 12 campus also offers camping, boating and fishing. Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding members in nine states and a combined area population The Big Sandy Superstore Arena is located only blocks from the achievement in the classroom. C-USA annually awards six Marshall campus and continues to host music concerts by nationally of nearly 17 million. More than 1.1 million living alumni known recording artists throughout the year. Acts such as Rascal Flatts, postgraduate scholarships, along with the Sport Academic represent C-USA schools across the nation. With a renewed Kenny Chesney, Kid Rock, Brad Paisley, Journey and Bill Cosby have Award, Scholar Athletes of the Year and the Institutional all been on hand at the arena in recent years. commitment to community involvement, the conference has Academic Excellence Award. begun development of several initiatives to maintain strong Ritter Park SUCCESS ON THE PLAYING FIELD ties in C-USA cities, as well as with fans and alumni across the country. C-USA schools also place a priority on giving The Tri-State and Huntington is also buzzing with the opening Conference USA performers have achieved great of the new downtown dining and entertainment district known success in competition, placing the league among the top back to their communities through volunteer service with as Pullman Square in the Fall of 2004. This attraction features a conferences in the nation. local and national organizations. 20-screen movie theatre, Starbucks, Empire Books, Cold Stone Creamery, The Funny Bone Comedy Club and many more exciting In addition, 28 volleyball teams, 43 men’s and GOVERNANCE shops and restaurants are opening soon. women’s soccer teams and 17 softball teams have earned Along with the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10 A visit to Huntington would not be complete without visiting NCAA Tournament bids. C-USA has sent three men’s and SEC, Conference USA is one of the seven conferences some of the fine restaurants in the area such as Chili Willi’s, Bobby soccer teams to the NCAA College Cup, five softball teams Pruett’s Steakhouse or Benjy’s Harley Davidson Cafe’, or without having significant representation in the NCAA governance tasting a bit of Huntington tradition with Stewart’s Original Hot to the Women’s College World Series and three volleyball structure. The Presidents of the member institutions serve as Dogs, Hillbilly Hotdogs or Jim’s Spaghetti. teams to the Sweet 16. The league has also had three the league’s Board of Directors. R. Gerald Turner of SMU Marshall University athletics, in particular the Thundering national champions in NCAA track and field competition, Herd basketball and football teams, are also supported generously will serve as chair of the Board for 2007-08. one national champion in diving and numerous NCAA by the area. A PROUD HISTORY; A PROMISING FUTURE individual and team competitors in cross country, golf, Conference USA was formed in 1995 and quickly Pullman Square swimming, tennis and track and field. Overall, Conference In Huntington, one experiences the advantages of a emerged as one of the nation’s top conferences. The large city: creativity, excitement, and growth. But one also USA teams and individuals have made 506 NCAA

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. HUNTINGTON, conference unveiled its name, logo and commissioner on finds room to stretch out and relax. The city combines a wonderful mix of appearances. Eastern sophistication and Midwestern hospitality, with a gentle touch of April 24, 1995 in Chicago. The league’s charter members Southern charm. No matter what one is looking for, chances are it can be SUCCESS OFF THE FIELD included Charlotte, Cincinnati, DePaul, Houston, Louisville, found in Huntington. C-USA institutions are among the nation’s best in Marquette, Memphis, Saint Louis, Southern Miss, Tulane, Within an easy drive of Huntington is a wealth of outdoor adventure. West Virginia is known for its extensive state park system, world academic performance among student-athletes, bolstered UAB and USF. Eleven of the institutions began athletic class white water rafting, skiing, hiking and fishing. The state park system by the fact that student-athletes at league schools have participation in 1995, while Houston joined competition in ranges from majestic Blackwater Falls in the east to the breathtaking view a higher graduation rate than the general student the fall of 1996. of the New River Gorge at Hawk’s Nest State Park in the south. population. Among C-USA’s 5,000 student-athletes, there The state capital of West Virginia is less than an hour’s ride The league’s headquarters were established in Chicago and from the Marshall campus. Charleston is home to the West Virginia Power are champions off the playing field as well. In 12 years, after nine years, relocated to the current office in Irving, professional baseball club and the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra. The 105 student-athletes earned national ESPN The Magazine Texas. Britton Banowsky was named Commissioner in capital city also offers a wide range of museums and historical sites, concerts, Academic All-America honors, while 338 were named All- Hun- and shopping venues. October 2002, succeeding Mike Slive, the league’s first Without a doubt, Huntington, West Virginia, is a wonderful place District. In addition, more than 13,000 student-athletes commissioner. 54 to get an education, live, work and play. have been named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll or C-USA added East Carolina (September, 1996) and 55 Marshall Women’s Soccer the United States Military Academy (March, 1997) as football members. ECU began league competition in 1997; Army in 1998 and UAB began football play in 1999. The league added TCU and ECU (1999) for all sports and they began competition in 2001. USF started C-USA football in 2003. After celebrating its 10th Anniversary during the 2004-05 season, C-USA began a new chapter in 2005- 06 when its current membership came together to form the new look of the league. Since its formation, C-USA has established a strong foundation, an identity and a history that reflects the league’s national presence. Twelve years of remarkable history has reinforced the league’s position in collegiate athletics, setting the course for the next decade and beyond. C-USA PRINCIPLES AND STANDARDS OF SPORTSMANSHIP Conference USA member institutions value the principles of sportsmanship and the ideal of pursuing victory with honor in intercollegiate athletics. The Conference believes that athletics should be conducted in a way that reflects positively on the individual participants and institutions. The standards of sportsmanship below are written to emphasize the basic expectations of the Conference related to sportsmanship and provide the Commissioner with broad authority to ensure that Conference activities are consistent with these principles. The essential elements of sportsmanship and ethics in sports are embodied in the concept of character building and six core principles: respect, responsibility, fairness, honesty, integrity and good citizenship. The highest potential of sports is achieved when competition reflects these six principles. STANDARDS OF CONDUCT •Member institutions’ student-athletes, coaches and staff shall conduct themselves in an appropriate manner in connection with all intercollegiate sporting Conference USA Staff events in which they participate (“Events”). They Commissioner Britton Banowsky shall conduct themselves as positive role models Executive Associate Commissioner Judy MacLeod and represent their institutions in a manner that Associate Commissioner Alfred White Associate Commissioner Kelly Carney exhibits the principles of sportsmanship. They shall Asst. Commissioner for Football & Baseball Operations Russ Anderson exhibit respect and courtesy towards all participants, Asst. Commissioner for Business Affairs Catrina Gibson and comment about other institutions, coaches and Asst. Commissioner for Sports Services Keisha Dunlap student-athletes only in a positive manner. Asst. Commissioner for Public Affairs Courtney Morrison-Archer CONFERENCE USA CONFERENCE Asst. Commissioner for Compliance & Academics Robert Philippi •Behavior that is not considered sportsmanlike or Director of Events Monay Lyles appropriate in connection with Events includes, but Director of Sports Services Walter Brock is not limited to, the following: Director of New Media Nicole Cartier •Striking (e.g., kicking, hitting, throwing objects at) Associate Director of Media Relations Debbie Davis Director of Compliance and Student Services Callie Hubbell or other acts of violence, attempted acts of violence or Multimedia/Creative Services Consultant Erika Amstadt Hirschfield attempts to incite violence; Executive Assistant to the Commissioner Darlene Winsett •Obscene, profane, demeaning or unduly provocative Assistant Director of Business and Office Mgmt Katie Fleming language, gestures or actions directed towards an Sports Services and Officiating Assistant Kelly Ninemire opposing team, institution, contest official, staff member or spectator; •Public criticism of or publicly disparaging statements about an opposing team, institution, contest official, staff member, or spectator; •All other actions, as determined by the Commissioner, in violation the principles and 56 standards of sportsmanship.