Finlandia Lions No. Name HT YR Hometown-Last School 0 Samantha Linteo 5-7 FR GK Napa, Calif. – Vintage HS 2 Paulyne Catacutan 5-0 FR MF Soldotna, Alaska – Soldotna HS 3 Laura Jensen 5-2 FR MF Wayne, Mich. – Romulus Summit Academy 4 Zuleiki Wight* 5-5 SR MF Island Park, Idaho – North Fremont HS 6 Meaghan Maly 5-6 FR D Oxford, Mich. – Brandon HS 7 Katie Brown 5-5 JR MF Sandusky, Mich. – Jackson College (Mich.) 8 Maddy Waterman 5-5 FR D Saginaw, Mich. – Swan Valley HS 9 Morgan Campbell 5-7 FR MF Tucson, Ariz. – Real Salt Lake AZ 10 Molly Berg* 5-4 SR D Hancock, Mich. – Hancock HS 11 Erika Lambert* 5-4 JR F Atoka, Tenn. – Munford HS 13 Brie Witt 5-8 FR D/MF Clarksville, Tenn. – Montgomery Central HS 14 Brianna Aberson-Distler 5-6 SO MF Indianola, Iowa – Indianola HS 15 Addie Budzinski* 5-7 SO F/MF Cheboygan, Mich. – Cheboygan HS 16 Samonsha Anderson-Oliver 5-7 FR MF Rockford, Ill. – Rockford Lutheran 17 Faithann Dennis 5-7 FR MF Wayne, Mich. – Wayne Memorial HS 18 Kirsten L’Esperance* 5-6 SR MF Brighton, Mich. – Goegbic CC 19 Daisia Knowles* 5-5 SO D Broomfield, Colo. – Broomfield HS 20 Natalyeah Hinds 5-7 FR F Inkster, Mich. - Wayne Memorial HS 21 Marissa Schilling 5-5 FR MF Iron Mountain, Mich. - Iron Mountain HS 22 India Charles 5-11 SO F New Brighton, Minn. 23 Sierra Jasmer 5-5 FR D Clarksville, Tenn – West Creek HS 25 Megan Strom 5-4 FR D/F Gaastra, Mich. – West Iron County HS 27 Mylea Harangozo 5-1 FR MF Manitou Springs, Colo. - Manitou Springs HS

Head Coach: Grace Sokolow (1st year) Volunteer Assistants: Eleanor Babiash, Daria Goin Northland Lumberjills

No. Name Pos. YR Hometown 0 Megan Jordan GK SR Fort Atkinson, Wis. - Fort Atkinson HS 2 Rebekah Bussen GK/D FR Moore, Okla. - Moore HS 3 Kayla McPeak F SO Ashland, Wis. - Ashland HS 4 Coriander Dehlin MF JR Viroqua, Wis. - Viroqua HS 5 Alyssa Christianson D/MF SR Valders, Wis. - Valders HS 6 Ally Covert MF JR 7 Hannah Flint MF FR Coal City, Ill. - Coal City HS 9 Ashley Hammes D SR Rochester, Minn. - Mayo HS 11 Kelsie Shields MF JR Washburn, Wis. - Washburn HS 12 Karissa Hill MF SO De Pere, Wis. - West DePere HS 16 Amelia Baclasky F JR Hesperia, Calif. - Suhanna HS 17 Emily Saumer MF FR Grand Rapids, Minn. - Grand Rapids HS 21 Alison Lourigan GK SR Oregon, Wis. - Edgewood HS 22 Hannah Marihart MF FR 25 Taylor Jenson MF SR Coralville, Iowa - Iowa City West HS 26 Nadia May MF SO Green Bay, Wis. - Northeastern Technical 27 Markia Smith MF SR 42 Allison Bayne MF JR

Head Coach: Justin Sexton Finlandia vs. Northland

THE MATCH-UP: Finlandia takes on 2019 Women’s Soccer Schedule Northland. The Lumberjills, who lead the Date Opponent Location Time/Results AUG. 30 ADRIAN HANCOCK L, 0-5 series 13-3, are led by Megan Jordan who is Aug. 31 at Northland Ashland, Wis. W, 1-0 averaging 20.71 saves per game. Sept. 5 at Crown St. Bonifacius, Minn. W, 6-0 SEPT. 13 MARANATHA BAPTIST# HANCOCK W, 6-0 POW MANIA: The Lions had at least one SEPT. 14 LAKELAND HANCOCK W, 3-1 ACAA Player of the Week for the first four Sept. 18 at UW-Superior Superior, Wis. T, 0-0 weeks. Sam Linteo was defensive for Sept. 3, SEPT. 21 LAWRENCE HANCOCK W, 2-1 SEPT. 22 EUREKA HANCOCK W, 8-0 Kirsten L’Esperance was offensive for Sept. 10, Sept. 27 at Northwestern (Minn.) Roseville, Minn. L, 0-3 Daisia Knowles was defensive for Sept. 17 and Sept. 29 at UM-Morris Morris, Minn. L, 0-1 Addie Budzinski was offensive for Sept. 24. OCT. 2 NORTHLAND HANCOCK 4:00 P.M. Oct. 5 at Grace Christian Wyoming, Mich. Noon ACAA STANDINGS: UC Santa Cruz is Oct. 9 at Bethel St. Paul, Minn. 5:00 p.m. ranked #1 in the ACAA, according to the OCT. 12 MOUNT MARY$ HANCOCK 5:00 P.M. Oct. 13 at Rockford Rockford, Ill. 5:00 p.m. Massey Ratings. Rounding out the top four are Oct. 20 at Olivet Olivet, Mich. 11:00 a.m. Finlandia (2nd), Mills (3rd) and Pratt Institute Oct. 27 at Mount Mary Milwaukee, Wis. 4:00 p.m. (4th).

Bold - Home Game ON THIS DATE: # - Game on FM 99.3 The Lift $ - Senior Day All game times are Eastern Standard Time 1959: “The Twilight Zone” premiers on CBS. Hosted by Rod Serling, it is considered one of the 50 greatest TV Shows of all-time. The show was nominated for four prime time Emmy’s.

1907: Alex Raymond is born in New Rochelle, New York. A , he created the “” in 1934. Raymond also created the strips “Secret Agent X-9” and “” and was inducted into the Comic Book Hall of Fame in 1996.

1973: Paavo Nurmi passes away in Helsinki, Finland. A middle and long distance runner, he was known as the Flying Finn. Nurmi set 22 official world records at distances between 1500 metres and 20 o, and won nine gold and three silver medals at the Summer Olympics.

NEXT CORNER: Finlandia hits the road, Saturday, Oct. 5, taking on Grace Christian. The game is scheduled to start at noon.