Byu Cougar Soccer

BYU Women’s Soccer • Weekly Release #4 • Sept. 11-17 BYU COUGAR SOCCER 2006 Weekly Release MWC Champions four of past seven years • NCAA Tournament appearances in eight of last nine years • NCAA Sweet Sixteen in 1998, 2000 and 2003 • NCAA Elite Eight in 2003 • First-ever No. 4 seed in the 2005 NCAA Tournament • Ranked as high as No. 6 in the nation during 2005

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Quick References: 2005 Record: 15-2-4 Current National Ranking: No. 23 N o . 1 8 B Y U ( 4 - 1 - 0 ) v s . Pacific (5-0-1) 2006 BYU SCHEDULE T h u r s . , S e p t . 1 4 , all times local to site 7 p . m .

AUGUST 16 - Aug. BLUE/WHITE (exh)...... W: 1-0 19 - Sat. SOUTHERN UTAH (exh)...... W: 2-0 21 - Mon. DIXIE COLLEGE (exh)...... W: 6-0 No.18 BYU(4-1-0) 25 - Fri. WEBER STATE ...... W: 1-0 v s . U t a h S t a t e 29 - Tues. IDAHO STATE...... W: 2-1 (OT) ( 2 - 4 - 0 ) Saturday, Sept. 16, 1 p.m.

SEPTEMBER 1 - Fri. @ Georgia ...... W: 2-0 8 - Fri. COLORADO...... 3-2 SECOND ROAD TRIP FOR COUGAR TEAM BYU takes its second road trip of the year, traveling to play at Pacific on Thurs., Sept. 14 and then returns to Utah to play at 9 - Sat. FRESNO STATE...... 0-1 instate rival Utah State in Logan on Sat, Sept. 16 at 1 p.m. 14 - Thu. @ Pacific...... 7 p.m. The Cougars enjoyed two home games this past week, beating Colorado 3-2 in front of the largest crowd ever at South Sta- 16 - Sat. @ Utah State...... 1 p.m. dium, 4, 742 fans. That attendance record ranks second in BYU history at a women’s sporting event. On Saturday nigfht under 21 - Thu. @ Washington...... 7 p.m. rainy skies, BYU hosted Fresno State, falling 1-0 to the Bulldogs on a first half goal. The Cougars had several scoring opportunities throughout the night, but were unable to get the ball in the net. 22 - Fri. @ Washington State...... 4:30 p.m. This week the team looks to rebound from the disappointing loss and get back into the winning column. The no. 23 ranked 25 - Mon. ARIZONA...... 8 p.m. Cougars travel to Stokcton, Calif., to play at Pacific who is currently 5-0-1 on the season and are 2-0 at home.

30 - Thu. SAN FRANSISCO ...... 8 p.m. BYU is 4-1-0 on the year and returns eight starters and 22 letterwinners from last year’s team that went 15-2-4 and competed in the NCAA First Round.

The Cougars are led in scoring by sophomore Alyssa Vander Veur with two goals for four points. Another sophomore, Katie OCTOBER Larkin has three points off of one goal and one assist. Larkin also leads the team in shot on goal with 12. Once again, BYU continues to have a stingy defense holding opponents to just 6.8 shots per game, and only allowing four goals to date. After 5 - Thu. @ TCU* ...... 7 p.m. five games, the team outshoots its opponents 75 to 34. 7 - Sat. @ Utah*...... 1 p.m. Pacific is a member of the Big West Conference, and returns all 11 starters from last year’s team that went 10-9-1. They are led 12 - Thu. SAN DIEGO STATE* ...... 7 p.m. in scoring by junior forward Mandi Van Dorn who has four goals and one assist for her team leading five points off of 24 shots. Bunny Dickson another junior forward and Carmen Padilla, a senior midfilder/forward lead the team in assists with two assists 14 - Sat. AIR FORCE*...... 7 p.m. a piece. The Tigers are outshooting opponents 117 to 46 and the stingy defense has yet to allow a goal. 19 - Thu. WYOMING* ...... 7 p.m. These two teams have met in two previous meeting, with each team winning on its home field. BYU beat Pacific on 9//25/99 21 - Sat. @ New Mexico*...... 7 p.m. 2-0, while Pacific beat the Cougars 3-2 on Oct. 31, 1997. 28 - Sat. UNLV*...... 7 p.m. Pacific has impressive wins over Colorado College (1-0), Air Force (3-0), and Gonzaga (1-0). They also tied Hawaii (0-0) in overtime.

Following Thursday night’s game , the Cougars travel back to Utah and head up north to Logan to battle instate rival Utah State NOVEMBER in a Saturday afternoon contest. 1-4 - Wed. MWC Tournament**...... TBA Utah State has compiled a 2-4-0 record so far this year with wins over Weber State (1-0) in overtime and a 1-0 victory over Idaho State (1-0) in Pocatello. At home they have a 1-0 record to date. * Denotes Mountain West Conference Game ** MWC Tournament will be played in Salt Lake City The Aggies are led in scoring by junior forward Dana Peart, from Brigham City. She’s tallied three points from one goal and one assist. Also scoring for Utah State are senior midfielder Sierra Smith and Andra Hansen , who have a goal each. In the shot www.byucougars.com 2006 BYU Women’s Soccer

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category, opponents are shooting a total of 79 shots to the Aggies 55, that’s an average of 9.2 shots per game vs. 13.0 shots 2005 BYU QUICK FACTS per game respectively.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION: Utah State returns six starters and eight letterwinners from a team that went 7-9-4 last year. They are in their second season Location: ...... Provo, Utah 84602 as members of the Western Athletic Conference, and are one of two teams from the WAC the Cougars will play. BYU already Elevation: ...... 4,553 played Fresno State last week. Enrollment:...... 33,278 (Daytime) Founded:...... Oct. 15, 1875 Owner: ...... The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints SEASON OUTLOOK Colors:...... Blue and White espite losing three standout starters, including All-American Jaime Rendich Beck, expectations are high for the BYU Nickname:...... Cougars women’s soccer team going into the 2006 season as several talented and experienced players are back from last year’s Mascot:...... Cosmo (the Cougar) Dteam that finished with a 15-2-4 record, one of the best in Cougar history. With a year of seasoning behind the team’s Affiliation:...... NCAA Division I core and a crop of talented newcomers added to the mix, Conference: �� Mountain West Conferece Field: ...... South Stadium (3,000) BYU looks to better last season’s accomplishments, which included a No. 4 seed in the 2005 NCAA Tourna- President:...... Cecil O. Samuelson (Utah, 1966) ment, by regaining the Mountain West Conference title and playing far into this year’s NCAA Tournament. Athletic Director:...... Tom Holmoe (BYU, 1983) “Based on our excellent spring season, everyone is excited to see what this fall will bring,” head coach Jen- Tickets:...... 801-422-BYU1 or 1-800-322-BYU1 nifer Rockwood said. “We’ve had great development, both individually and as a team, over the past year. We hope to carry over the momentum from last year and build upon that success.” SOCCER STAFF: Head Coach:...... Jennifer Rockwood (BYU, 1989) The Cougars will be without three starters entering 2006: All-American Jaime Rendich Beck and MWC BYU Record/Years:...... 185-59-14 / 11th season First Team member Charlene Lui will be missed in the midfield, while the graduation of MWC Second Team Career Record/years:...... same selection Nicole Anderson will leave an opening on defense. Office Phone: ...... (801) 422-8732 Assistant Coaches: ...... Chris Watkins (10 years) The team had the opportunity to grow together during the spring season, however, and welcome back two Aleisha Rose (3 years) talented players in Claire Thomas, who missed last season with an ACL injury, and Jenavieve Phillips, who Administrative Assistant:...... Jennie Christianson (4 years) took a year off during 2005. Trainer: ...... Carolyn Billings (12 years)

SOCCER FACTS: LEADERSHIP 2005 Overall Record:...... 15-2-5 The leadership role for 2006 will fall into the hands of BYU’s eight seniors, whom Rockwood expects to Conference Record/Finish: ...... 4-1-2 / T2nd carry the same positive attitude they did last season. Final National Ranking:...... 23rd “We don’t want to look to just one or two players to lead our team, but we want our upper classmen to Starters Returning/Lost:...... 8/4 accept that responsibility,” Rockwood said. “It was fun to watch some of the girls who are now seniors Lettermen Returning/Lost:...... 22/6 step up and lead last season. In order for us to be successful, the entire senior class must provide positive Newcomers:...... 7 leadership.” Rockwood will also look to a strong junior class, led by Natalie Nate and Erika Woodbury, to be anchors BYU HISTORY: on the squad. First Year of NCAA Soccer:...... 1995 Overall all-time record:...... 180-58-14 “Natalie is one of our top returning players, and we expect her to lead on and off the field,” Rockwood said. Winning Seasons:...... 10 “Historically, the midfield has been the strength of our program, so Natalie will have a big responsibility this WAC Championships...... 1 year. We’re also looking to Erika a lot because she is the heart and soul of our defense.” MWC Championships: ...... 4 NCAA Tournament Appearances: �� 8 (5-7) Last NCAA Appearance: ...... 2005 THE COUGAR TEAM Result:...... Tied Weber State 1-1, Lost 4-3 in shootout Entering the 2006 season, the Cougars are a team full of young athletes who are packed with talent. Over half of BYU’s roster consists of underclassmen, including seven freshmen and 10 sophomores. Five juniors and eight seniors will also help guide the Cougars to another successful soccer campaign. ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS: Primary Soccer Contact:...... Ashley Henderson The maturing process of the team is safely in the hands of Rockwood, a coach that has taken many young Phone:...... 801-422-8999 teams during her 11-year career and turned them into top-25 squads. Rockwood has quickly established E-mail:...... [email protected] herself as one of the premiere coaches in the country with an overall record of 180-58-14 (.742), which is the Secondary Soccer Contact: ...... Norma Collett 11th-best winning percentage among current NCAA Division I coaches. Phone:...... 801-422-4908 E-mail:...... [email protected] Rockwood has guided BYU to nine top-25 finishes in the program’s history and eight NCAA Tournament Fax:...... 801-422-0633 appearances in the last nine years, including three Sweet Sixteen appearances and the 2003 run to the Elite Homepage: ...... www.byucougars.com Eight. BYU also received its first-ever seed (No. 4) during last year’s NCAA Tournament. Press row phone:...... n/a Mailing Address:...... BYU Athletic Media Relations The following is a position-by-position look at the 2006 Cougars...... 30 Smith Fieldhouse ...... Provo, Utah 84602 Forwards: Two starters—Bobbi Tillotson and Carolyn Swenson—are back to lead the BYU offensive attack this season. Annie Zwahlen and Jessica Aquino also return after being consistent offensive sparks off the bench. In 2005 Tillotson and Aquino tied for second on the team with six goals on the season, while Tillotson also led BYU with eight assists. Rockwood will look for Tillotson to continue to produce offensively this season. Zwahlen scored three goals and assisted on three others in 2005.

After scoring three goals and posting one assist in 2005, Rockwood saw Swenson take tremendous strides during the spring season and expects to see more improvement during 2006.

“Carolyn had the best spring season she’s played for us,” Rockwood said. “She worked really hard this spring and we expect great things from her come fall. She developed into a more versatile player during spring and may see some minutes in the midfield.” Seniors Amberlea Anderson and Brooke Bowman should also be dominant threats for the Cougars. Bow- www.byucougars.com 2006 BYU Women’s Soccer

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man posted two goals and one assist last season, while Anderson saw action in 15 games after recovering ROSTER BREAKDOWN from an injury. “Both of these players should be very effective leaders for us because they’ve played in the really big RETURNING STARTERS (8): games,” Rockwood said. “We expect great things from them this season. They had excellent spring seasons, Jessica Aquino F/MF So. 6 goals, 12 points, 16 shots and we’re excited to see that momentum carry over into the fall.”

Haylee Cuthbert D Sr. 1 goal, 11 shots Other Cougars who will see action at the forward position are senior Katie Smurthwaite, sophomores Katie Jessica Harmon D So. 1 goal, 3 assists, 15 shots Fellows and Alyssa VanderVeur, and freshmen Kristi Dow and Adrienna Osorio-McKenna. Katie Larkin F/MF So. 4 goals, 6 assists, 64 shots Midfielders: Natalie Nate MF Jr. 3 goals, 1 assist, 36 shots After losing starting midfielders Rendich Beck and Lui, the responsibility of controlling the midfield will Carolyn Swenson F Jr. 3 goals, 1 assist, 25 shots fall onto the capable feet of Nate, Katie Larkin and Kelsea Kakadelas. Nate came alive in 2005, scoring Bobbi Tillotson F Sr. 6 goals, 8 assists, 20 points three goals and posting one assist, including a goal off a penalty kick to defeat No. 9 California in front of a record crowd. Erika Woodbury GK Jr. 9 GA, 0.44 GAA, 52 saves, 13 wins “These are three very capable young ladies,” Rockwood said. “We feel that moving Katie to the midfield will help provide a strong core to our offense and defense. Natalie and Kelsea both see the field welland should be difficult to contain.” STARTERS LOST (4): Nicole Anderson D Sr. Started all games Larkin, a 2005 first-team All-MWC honoree, scored four goals and added six assists last season at- thefor Charlene Lui MF Sr. 2 goals, 20 shots ward position but will spend most of her time in the midfield during 2006.

Jaime Beck MF Sr. 11 goals, 7 assists, 29 points Redshirt freshman Kakadelas, who missed the 2005 season due to a broken clavicle, will enter the Cougar Brooke Thulin MF/D Jr. 1 goal, 4 assists lineup this season and could possibly fill the hole left by Rendich Beck. “We’re very excited to have Kelsea healthy,” Rockwood said. “She had a very strong spring season and we’re anxious to see her continue to grow as a player. She has great vision, is an excellent ball-winner and likes to move forward. I expect her to be a significant contributor.” LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (8): Amberlea Anderson F Sr. 1 assist, 4 shots Other BYU players who will spend time in the midfield are Aquino, Dow, Fellows, Osorio-McKenna and Thomas. Brooke Bowman F Sr. 2 goals, 1 assist, 13 shots Karen Cook D So. 2 shots Defenders: Heidi Dearborn D So. 1 assist, 1 shot Due to the loss of Anderson and Brooke Thulin, as well as Jessica Harmon’s ACL injury, BYU’s defensive positions are currently up for grabs. Katie Fellows F/MF So. 2 assists, 6 shots Laura Heaton D Jr. 1 assist “We had such a tremendous defense last year, but we lost a few of those players,” Rockwood said. “A lot will Alyssa VanderVeur D So. 2 shots depend on whether or not Jessica will be able to recover from her ACL surgery in time. Right now things are looking great and we expect to have her in the fall.” Annie Zwahlen F Sr. 3 goals, 3 assists, 17 shots Thomas, an MWC First-Team selection in 2004, missed last season after tearing her ACL in the Cougars’ fifth game. Rockwood will look to Thomas to provide stability and confidence in the backline.

LETTERWINNERS LOST (2): Haylee Cuthbert, BYU’s most consistent defender in 2005, also returns for her final season. Other players Natalie Evans GK Jr. 2 saves, 1.83 GAA vying for a starting position are senior Phillips, juniors Laura Heaton and Stephanie Staples, sophomores Ashley Smith GK Sr. 4 saves, 0.00 GAA Karen Cook, Heidi Dearborn, Amanda Draeger, Alison Haymond and ndrea Willis, andfreshman Ashleigh Jameson and Andrea Willis.

“After redshirting last season, Andrea had a great spring season,” Rockwood said. “She will be vying for a OTHER LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (9): spot to secure the defensive line.” Amanda Draeger D So. Goalkeepers: Alison Haymond D So. Erika Woodbury, the Cougars’ career leader for goals-against-average (.859), returns for her junior season. Kelsea Kakadelas MF/D Fr. Spending almost 2,000 minutes in the net during 2005, Woodbury allowed just nine goals. She is the force behind BYU’s formidable defense and should gain national attention this season as she continues to Jenavieve Phillips D Sr. progress. Katie Smurthwaite F Sr. Stephanie Staples D Jr. “Erika is a talented goalkeeper,” Rockwood said. “She is definitely the anchor of our defense, and I can’t wait to watch her develop potential that is still untapped or developing.” Claire Thomas MF/D Sr. Andrea Willis D Fr. Freshman Aleena Shelton backs Woodbury in goal. After losing seniors Natalie Evans and Ashley Smith, Shelton will have big shoes to fill.

NEWCOMERS (5): Kristi Dow F/MF Fr. Ashleigh Jameson D Fr. Adrienna Osorio F/MF Fr. Megan Richardson D Fr. Aleena Shelton GK Fr.

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SOCCER FACTS: Cougar Statistical Leaders: 2005 Overall Record: 15-2-4 Conference Record/Finish: 4-1-2 / T2nd Goals: Final National Ranking: 23rd Alyssa Vander Veur ...... 2 Record vs Top-10 teams: 4-0 Amberlea Anderson...... 1 All-Time Record in NCAA Tournament Play: 4-6-2* Katie Fellows...... 1 * BYU advanced off PKs in 2003 and lost off PKs in 2005 Brooke Bowman...... 1 2005 ALL-MWC PERFORMERS: Nicole Anderson (Second Team) Assists: Jaime Rendich Beck (First Team) Carolyn Swenson...... 2 Katie Larkin (First Team) Charlene Lui (First Team) Katie Larkin...... 1 Bobbi Tillotson (Second Team) Bobbi TIllotson...... 1 WEEK IN REVIEW: The No. 18 BYU Women’s team (4-0-0) took an early lead and fought Points: hard to win an exciting game 3-2 against No. 21 Colorado (3-1-1). Alyssa Vander Veur...... 4 The first half was all Cougars as BYU jumped to a quick 1-0 lead in the sixth minute. Cougar forward Carolyn Swenson served up a Amberlea Anderson...... 2 nice assist for fellow forward Katie Larkin who fired it past Buffalo Katie Fellows...... 2 goalkeeper Kara Linder. Brooke Bowman ...... 2 Then again in the 21st minute defender Haylee Cuthbert, made a Carolyn Swenson...... 2 shot from the left side to put the Cougars up 2-0. BYU continued to Katie Larkin...... 1 dictate the flow of the game and scored again in the 32nd minute. Bobbi Tillotson ...... 1 Midfielder Kelsea Kakadelas sent in a shot from nearly 40 yards out. Her shot extended the Cougar lead to 3-0.

Colorado came out with intensity to begin the second half. In the Game-Winning Goals: 49th minute Buffalo defender Laura Munnelly scored on a shot that Alyssa Vander Veur...... 2 slipped through goalkeeper Erica Woodbury’s hands. Rockwood thought her team got out of sink early in the second half. Brooke Bowman ...... 1

BYU did fight back and was able to contain one of Colorado’s premier playmakers in Nikki Marshall. But at the end of the night Game-Winning Assists: Marshal did get a score. With just under a minute left in the game, Carolyn Swenson...... 1 Marshal kicked in a shot to bring Colorado within one.

After a thrilling 3-2 victory in front of a record crowd on Friday night the Cougars (4-1-0) suffered a 1-0 loss to the Fresno State Bulldogs (4-1-0) on a rainy and wet Saturday night. Shots on Goal: Amberlea Anderson...... 2 In the first half the Cougars out shot the Bulldogs 11-2, but of those two shots the Bulldogs made good on one of them with Kelsea Kakadelas...... 2 21 minutes left in the half. Cougar goalie Erika Woodbury misjudged a ball that she came out for leaving an open net for Bulldog forward Courtney Sobrebo to put in the goal. Katie Larkin...... 2

Alyssa Vander Veur...... 2 Shortly thereafter, with 18 minutes left to play in the half Cougar forward Alyssa Vander Veur had an opportunity to tie up Brooke Bowman ...... 1 the game with a shot from 15 yards out that went straight to the Bulldog goalie. Karen Cook...... 1 Katie Fellows...... 1 In the second half BYU continued to get good looks at the goal, but were not able to put any in. The Cougars had 10 corner kick opportunities in the second half, but were not able to convert on any. Andrea Willis ...... 1

Annie Zwahlen...... 1 The last real Cougar threat came with 3 minutes left in the game when forward Bobbi Tillotson had an open shot from the just 18 yards out that sailed over the net.

Saves: Despite the loss the Cougars take away some positives from the game including the play of defender Jessica Harmon and midfielder Natalie Nate, who both played solid for BYU. Erika Woodbery...... 5

HEROIC MOMENT: Thanks to the heroics of goalie Erika Woodbury, the women’s soccer team defeated Georgia in a top-20 showdownon Fri. Sept. 1 in Atlanta. Fifteen minutes before game time, Woodbury jumped headfirst into the post while saving a warm-up shot. Shaken and bleeding from the head, she mustered up her strength and played one of the best games in her career. Trainer Carolyn Billings placed gauze on the wound and taped the majority of her head before kickoff. At halftime, the dressing was replaced as Woodbury had already bled through the bandages. After losing a substantial amount of blood and leading her team to victory, Woodbury was finally able to receive staples. www.byucougars.com 2006 BYU Women’s Soccer

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The Polls The Cougars finished the 2005 season ranked in the top-25 in both the Soccer Times and Soccer Buzz rankings. They barely missed making the NSCAA/adidas top-25. They entered the 2006 season as the No. 23 team in the nation, according to Soccer Soccer America Top-25 Rank School Rec Previous Buzz and jumped to No. 18 this week. BYU was the only MWC team to receive a 1. Florida State 4-0-0 1 preseason national ranking. The Cougars are also ranked No. 5 in the West. 2. Notre Dame 6-0-0 2 3. Santa Clara 5-1-0 3 4. UCLA 5-1-0 5 Soccer Buzz Top 30 5. North Carolina 6-1-0 7 September 11, 2006 6. West Virginia 6-0-0 9 7. Texas A&M 3-2-1 4 Rank School Rec Previous 8. Portland 3-2-1 6 1 Notre Dame 6-0 1 9. Penn State 2-2-2 8 2 Florida State 4-0 2 10. Missouri 6-0-0 11 3 UCLA 5-1 3 11. Rice 5-0-1 NR 4 Santa Clara 5-1 4 12. Tennessee 3-1-1 14 5 North Carolina 6-1 6 13. Villanova 7-0-0 NR 6 Portland 3-2-1 7 14. Texas 3-2-1 13 7 Texas A&M 3-2-1 5 15. California 4-0-2 18 8 West Virginia 6-0 10 16. Nebraska 3-0-2 20 9 Tennessee 3-1-1 13 17. Boston College 4-1-0 23 10 Virginia 4-2 9 18. Kansas 4-1-0 NR 11 Penn State 2-2-2 8 19. Connecticut 2-3-1 12 12 Missouri 6-0 14 20. Auburn 5-1-0 10 13 Boston College 4-1 15 21. Virginia 4-2-0 15 14 Wake Forest 5-1 20 22. Duke 4-2-0 16 15 Connecticut 2-3-1 11 23. Fresno State 4-1-1 22 16 California 4-0-2 16 24. BYU 4-1-0 19 17 Duke 4-2 12 25. Utah 4-2-0 NR 18 Florida 3-2-1 19 25. Colorado 4-1-1 NR 19 BYU 4-1 18 20 USC 4-1-1 22 21 Colorado 4-1-1 28 22 Auburn 5-1 21 23 Long Beach St 5-1 24 24 Purdue 6-1-1 RV 25 Utah 4-2 25 26 Georgia 3-2 23 27 Fresno State 4-1-1 NR 28 St Louis 3-1-2 27 29 Stanford 4-2 NR 30 Dartmouth 2-2 NR

Tracking BYU’s Rankings National / Regional Date NSCAA Soccer America Soccer Buzz Soccer Times Preseason NR NR 23 / 7 RV 8-30 NR NR 20 / 6 RV 9-6 22 19 18 RV 9-13 NR 24 19 24 9-20 9-27 10-4 10-11 10-18 10-25 11-1 11-8 Final

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BYU SERIES RECORD VS. 2006 OPPONENTS PACIFIC

Weber State BYU leads: 10-0-1 GENERAL INFORMATION This season: Location: Stockton, California W: 1-0 Enrollment: 6,268 Conference: Big West Idaho State BYU leads: 3-2 Colors: Orange & Black 2004 season: Nickname: Tigers L: 3-1 Home Field/Capacity: Amos Alonzo Stagg Memorial Sta- dium/30,000 Georgia First Meeting Colorado BYU leads: 2-0 SOCCER INFORMATION 2003 season: Head Coach: Keith Coleman School Record/years: 111-97-22/13th season W: 2-0 Career Record /year: same Fresno State BYU leads: 3-0 2005 Overall Record: 10-9-1 1997 season: 2005 Conference Record/Finish: 3-4-0/4th place 2005 Post Season: none W: 3-2 Starters Returning/Lost: 11/0 Pacific Tied: 1-1 Letter winners Returning/Lost: 19/2 1999 season: Series Record: Tied 1-1 W: 2-0 SPORTS INFORMATION Utah State BYU leads: 3-0 Soccer Contact: Ben Laskey Last season: Office Phone: (209) 946-2730 Office Fax: (209)-946-2757 W: 5-0 E-mail address: [email protected] Washington Tied: 1-1-1 2001 season: T: 1-1 Statistical Leaders: Washington State BYU leads: 2-1 Goals: Mandi Van Dorn (2),Kelsy Naqel (2) 2004 season: Assists: Bunny Dickson (2), Carmen Padilla (2) Points: Mandi Van Dorn (5), Kelsy Naqel (5) L: 2-1 Shots: Mandi Van Dorn (24) Saves: Jaime Souza (26) Arizona BYU leads: 5-1 Last Season: W: 2-1 Last Game: San Fransisco First Meeting Another dominating performance by the Tigers netted the Pacific women’s soccer team their sixth consecutive TCU BYU leads: 3-1 shutout of the season, a 1-0 win over Gonzaga on Sunday, Sept. 10. The shutout sets a new program record for con- Last season: secutive clean sheets passing the old mark of five set in 1999. W: 4-0 The win moved the Tigers to 5-0-1 on the season while the Bulldogs dropped to 3-2-1 overall. Utah BYU leads: 13-3-1 From the opening whistle, the Tigers dominated the game and their opponents, controlling the tempo and the Last season: flow of the ball on both sides of the field. In the first half, Pacific’s defense held Gonzaga to just two shots while its T: 1-1 (2OT) offense fired off 11.

San Diego State Tied 7-7-2 The game-winner for the Tigers came in the 28th minute of the first half off of a set corner. From the set, junior Last season: Bunny Dickson (Millbrae, Calif.) fed a pass to the foot of sophomore Laura King (Livermore, Calif.) at the top left corner of the 18 yard box. From there, King teed up the ball and fired a shot off the back post and into the back of the T: 1-1 (2OT) net to put the Tigers up for good. The goal was her first of the season. L: 2-0 A one goal lead was all Pacific’s defense would need, this time led by freshman Chelsea Gomes (Coto de Caza, Air Force BYU leads: 8-1-1 Calif.). Gomes and the rest of the Tigers’ defense continually shutdown the Bulldog’s offense holding Gonzaga to Last season: eight total shots on the day and only two shots on goal.

W: 6-0 Junior ‘keeper Jaime Souza (Gig Harbor, Wash.) continued her excellent play in goal for the Tigers, running her Wyoming BYU leads: 10-1 unblemished streak to 576:58 minutes, a new program record. Souza was forced to make two saves on the day. Last season: For the Bulldogs, Jessie Thalman produced eight saves on nine shots on goal while Taylor Hall led the team with W: 2-0 four shots. New Mexico BYU leads: 10-2-2 Last season: L: 1-0 UNLV BYU leads: 9-0 Last season: W: 1-0

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SOUTH STADIUM UTAH state

South Stadium is the place the Cougars love to call home, a home all opponents hate to visit. GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Logan, Utah Enrollment: 21,490 For the past 11 years, South Stadium (formerly South Field), Conference: Western Athletic has been the battlefield for the Cougars as the team has Colors: Navy Blue & White taken on, and defeated, the top teams in their conference Nickname: Aggies and in the NCAA. Home Field/Capacity: Chuck & Gloria Bell Soccer Field/500

The Cougars have amassed an 94-21-6 (.802) record at SOCCER INFORMATION home, which is among the best in the nation over the same Head Coach: Heather Cairns time period. Of those 97 home wins, an outstanding 55 School Record/years: 23-27-7/4th year Career Record/year: same have ended in a shutout. 2005 Overall Record: 7-9-4 2005 Conference Record/Finish: 4-2-1/T2nd BYU consistently manages to hold its opponents scoreless 2005 Post Season: none when playing at South Stadium with 59 percent of all the Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Cougars’ wins ending in shutout victories, while BYU has Letter winners Returning/Lost: 8/3 been shutout only 10 times in the stadium’s history. Series Record: BYU leads 3-0

Aside from the Cougars’ history of defeating tough teams SPORTS INFORMATION at home, another factor making South Stadium a formida- Soccer Contact: Zach Fisher Office Phone: (435) 797-2066 ble place for opponents is the large and loud crowd of fans Office Fax: (435) 797-2615 that pack the stadium at every game. Cell Phone: (435) 210318 Press Row Phone: (435) 881-8010 Consistently among the top 15 in the NCAA, South Stadium E-mail address: [email protected] packs in some of the largest crowds in the country. With an average attendance of 2,069 fans during the 2005 campaign, the Cougars rank among the highest every year for Statistical Leaders: largest attendance average in the country. BYU also packed Goals: Dana Peart (1) in a total of 24,830 fans over 12 games, recording the third- Assists: Dana Peart (1), Charity Weston (1), Linsey Smart (1) highest attendance mark in the nation and making South Points: Dana Peart (3) Shots: Charity Weston (15) Stadium one of the toughest places for opponents to play Saves: Ali Griffin (22) in women’s college soccer today.

Located just south of the Smith Fieldhouse, South Stadium Last Game: Utah State senior midfielder Sierra Smith netted her first goal of the season in the Aggies’ 2-1 loss to former Big boasts one of the best-maintained grass playing surfaces in West opponent Cal State Northridge Sunday afternoon in the City By The Bay Classic, hosted by the University of San the NCAA. The Wasatch Mountains serve as a scenic back- Francisco. drop for the capacity crowd of 3,000 fans. South Stadium is also equipped with state-of-the-art field lights, making The Aggies outshot the Matadors, 12-11, including 6-5 in shots on goal, as Utah State falls to 2-4 with the loss, dropping its fourth in a row after a 2-0 start. CSUN evens its record at 3-3. night games a favorite among fans. Utah State is now 2-3 against its former fellow Big West Conference mate, Cal State Northridge.

The Matadors got on the board two seconds into the 15th minute on a header from Tessa Binkley off a corner kick by 2005 NCAA Attendance Devon Nizich.

School Games Total Avg. Utah State had a chance to even the score at 1-all in the 39th minute as the Aggies drew a foul in the Matadors’ box to 1. Texas A&M 8 30,378 3,797 earn a penalty kick. Senior forward Charity Weston took the PK and missed to the left, leaving the Aggies trailing, 1-0, as they took that score into halftime. 2. Portland 9 29,221 3,247 Late in the half the Aggies applied pressure, getting three shots in the final three minutes, but none could find the net. 3. BYU 11 24,830 2,257 CSUN tallied a second goal two seconds into the 72nd minute after a goal by Nizich off an assist on a throw-in by 4. Georgia 11 17,915 1,629 Sydney Vermillion. 5. Notre Dame 10 17,419 1,742 Utah State netted its goal in the 81st minute as freshman defender Lindsey Smart took a free kick and fed Smith, who 6. North Carolina 6 15,302 2,550 netted her third career goal.

7. Florida 10 14,935 1,494 The Aggies applied pressure late, as Weston had two shots in the final moments, but both were denied.

8. Hawaii 10 12,890 1,289

9. Texas 10 11,334 1,133

10. Penn State 9 11,071 1,230

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page 8 • Mountain West Conference Notes

COUGARS PICKED TO WIN MWC CROWN TEAM LEADERS In a vote by the Mountain West Conference coach- Team Shots Pts G A Saves SO Corners Attend es, BYU received four of eight first-place votes and Air Force 59 8 0 3 25 0 28 787 was selected to win the 2006 MWC women’s soc- BYU 75 21 8 5 12 2 35 1,907 cer regular-season championship in the preseason New Mexico 71 29 9 11 8 1 23 604 poll. The Cougars collected a total of 46 points to SDSU 96 23 9 5 28 2 34 334 capture the top spot in the poll. Utah, which won TCU 78 24 10 4 26 1 28 1,451 the last year’s MWC regular-season title, received UNLV 68 40 14 12 26 2 38 332 three first-place votes and took second place in the Utah 79 28 9 10 23 1 18 686 poll with 44 points. San Diego State was picked to Wyoming 64 11 4 3 42 2 28 208 finish third with 35 points, while also tallying one first-place vote.

MWC STANDINGS

Pl. Team (first-place votes) Points CONFERENCE OVERALL 1. BYU (4) 46 Team W L T Pct W L T Pct 2. Utah (3) 44 Air Force 0 0 0 .000 1 4 1 .250 3. San Diego State (1) 35 BYU 0 0 0 .000 4 1 0 ,800

4. UNLV 32 New Mexico 0 0 0 .000 3 3 0 .500 5. New Mexico 25 SDSU 0 0 0 .000 3 3 0 .500 6. TCU 19 TCU 0 0 0 .000 3 3 0 .500 7. Wyoming 16 UNLV 0 0 0 .000 2 3 1 .417 8. Air Force 7 Utah 0 0 0 .000 4 2 0 .667 Wyoming 0 0 0 .000 1 4 1 .250

2005 MWC FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS TEAM W L T Pct. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Utah 6 0 1 .929 BYU 4 1 2 .714 Shots: No BYU players in the top-10 UNLV 5 2 0 .714 Wyoming 4 3 0 .571 Points: New Mexico 3 3 1 .500 No BYU players in the top-10 SDSU 2 3 2 .429 Goals: TCU 1 6 0 .143 Alysaa Vander Veur - 2 - T7th Air Force 0 7 0 .000 Assists: Carolyn Swenson - 3 - T1st

Game-Winning Goals: Alyssa Vander Veur - 2 - T1st Brooke Bowman - 1 - T4th Kelsea Kakadelas - 1 -T4th

Goals-Against Average: Erika Woodbury - 0.79 - 2nd Save Percentage: Erika Woodbury - .750 - 7th

Saves: Erika Woodbury - 12 - T8th

Shutouts: Erika Woodbury - 2 - T1st

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page 9 • Coach Bios

After completing her 11th season, head coach • Led BYU to MWC regular season and tournament MWC Jennifer Rockwood has taken the BYU women’s Championships in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003 soccer team to national prominence and estab- • Led Cougars to eight NCAA tournament appearances in the last nine years lished herself as one of the premier coaches in • Finished ranked in the Top 10 in 1998, 2000 and 2003 Division I soccer today. • Finished ranked in the top 25 eight out of the last nine years • Named 2005 Soccer Buzz West Region Runner-Up Coach of the Year Rockwood currently ranks 11th in winning percentage among active NCAA coaches with an impressive 180-58-14 overall record for her CAREER RECORD career. Over the last 11 seasons, Rockwood accu- Years at BYU: 17 mulated a .742 winning percentage. BYU Club Record: 128-25-9; six years as club coach BYU Record: 185-59-14 In the past 11 years, Rockwood has guided the Cougars to five conference championships. On the national scene, her teams have made eight Year Record Conf./Rank Nat. Rank NCAA Tourney appearances in the NCAA Tournament in the last nine years and reached 1995 11-8-1 WAC/3rd N/A N/A 1996 22-1-0 WAC/1st* No. 13 N/A the Sweet Sixteen in 1998, 2000 and 2003. In 2005, BYU received its first- 1997 19-4-0 WAC/2nd No.12 17th ever No. 4 seed in the NCAA tournament and was ranked as high as No. 1998 20-5-0 WAC/2nd No.12 9th 6 in the country, the highest ranking awarded to the Cougars in school 1999 21-4-0 MWC/1st* No.14 17th history. BYU regularly maintains a consistent top-25 ranking. During 2000 19-4-1 MWC/1st* No. 10 9th Rockwood’s tenure, the team finished in the top-10 three times, including 2001 14-7-1 MWC/1st* No. 19 17th a recent run in the 2003 NCAA College Cup. The tournament ended with 2002 16-6-0 MWC/1st* No. 23 32nd BYU finishing No. 5 in the country after making their first Elite Eight 2003 17-7-3 MWC/2nd No. 14 5th appearance in the program’s history. 2004 7-10-4 MWC/2nd N/A N/A 2005 15-2-4 MWC/T2nd No. 23 32nd 2006 4-1-0 N/A No. 18 N/A Among the many achievements and awards she has received over her career, Rockwood has been honored with two Coach of the Year citations, one by the Western Athletic Conference in 1996, and again by the MWC CHRIS WATKINS • Assistant Coach in 2000. She also became the first MWC coach to eclipse the 100-win total Assistant coach Chris Watkins’ technical knowledge has helped guide the mark when the Cougars shutout Milwaukee-Wisconsin 2-0 on Sept. 23, BYU women’s soccer team to eight NCAA tournaments in the past nine years, including a No. 5 finish in 2003. 2000. When Watkins was hired in 1996, he brought impressive credentials, both Under Rockwood’s tutelage, a long list of All-American soccer players professional and collegiate, to a young but talented Cougar squad. He played has emerged from BYU’s program. These athletes include Jaime Rendich four years for the semi-professional Salt Lake City Flamengo team (1992-95). Beck, Aleisha Rose, and Michelle Jensen. Among the players who have Watkins was also the Gatorade Player of the Year in his home state of Kansas. Most recently, he played for the Utah Blitzz in 2002, scoring the golden goal been coached by Rockwood are four additional All-American athletes to win the Western Conference. During college, he played NCAA Division I that were drafted by the women’s United Soccer Association: Shauna soccer at Drake University and held the single-season scoring record there. Rohbock, Maren Hendershot and Staci Reynolds. Sara Reading was also He later graduated from BYU. selected to play for the WUSA. Watkins also coaches the BYU men’s soccer team, compiling an overall record of 140-35-13 in ten years. Chris and his wife Karen live in Mapleton, Prior to becoming the head coach, Rockwood led BYU’s highly success- Utah with their sons Drake, Ethan and Tanner. ful club soccer team for seven years. In that time she amassed an overall record of 128-25-9, and the final two years she took her teams to the ALEISHA ROSE • Assistant Coach Western National Collegiate Club soccer Association (NCCSA) title and Aleisha Rose, a four-year All-American midfielder for BYU, enters her third placed second in the NCCSA National Championships. season as an assistant for the women’s soccer team. Rose became one of the Cougars’ most prominent recruits after being named the 1999 National High The Lake Oswego, Ore. native was a four-sport athlete in high school School Player of the Year before joining the Cougars. She lived up to her bill- playing soccer, softball, basketball and track. After one year at Rick’s ing as a freshman by scoring seven goals and contributing 13 assists. She College on a basketball scholarship, she transferred to BYU where she also received All-Conference First-Team honors, as well as the ESPN/Soccer Times Freshman of the Year Award. became a four-year starter at center midfield on the Cougars’ club soccer team and graduated in finance, business management. Rockwood has As a senior, Rose received her fourth All-America honor after being named also coached the Utah ODP, youth club programs and high school teams. to the NSCAA All-American Third Team. She was also a Soccer Post All- American First Team, Soccer American MVP and Mountain West Conference Defensive Player of the Year.Among the numerous awards and citations Rose THE ROCKWOOD FILE won during her career, she also graduated as the No. 1 all-time career assist leader at BYU with 47 assists. • Appointed as BYU’s first full-time coach • Guided BYU to the WAC title and a national ranking in her second After playing four seasons at BYU, Rose received a bachelor’s degree in season Marriage, Family & Human Development. She lives with her husband Chris • Named 1996 Soccer Buzz West Region Coach of the Year and daughter Hannah in Provo. • Named 1996 WAC Coach of the Year • Named 2000 MWC Coach of the Year • Advanced to the Sweet Sixteen in 1998, 2000 and 2003 • Went to the Elite Eight in 2003

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page 10 • Roster Breakdown 2006 BYU ALPHABETICAL ROSTER PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

NO. NAME HT. POS. YR. HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL Amberlea Anderson 2 Amberlea Anderson 5-4 F Sr. Orem, Utah / Orem HS AM-ber-lee 16 Jessica Aquino 5-1 F/MF So. Riverside, California / Martin Luther King HS Jessica Aquino 15 Brooke Bowman 5-10 F Jr. Plano, Texas / Plano West HS 4 Karen Cook 5-8 D So. Sandy, Utah / Alta HS Uh-KEY-no 3 Haylee Cuthbert 5-8 D Sr. Orem, Utah / Mountain View HS Brooke Bowman 13 Heidi Dearborn 5-9 D So. Centennial, Colorado / Cherry Creek HS BO-man 27 Kristi Dow 5-4 F/MF Fr. LaVerne, California / Bonita HS Haylee Cuthbert 9 Amanda Draeger 5-8 D So. Huntington Beach, California / Edison HS CUTH-bert RS Whitney Feller 5-6 MF So. Draper, Utah / Alta HS Amanda Draeger 22 Katie Fellows 5-7 F/MF So. Sandy, Utah / Alta HS DREY-ger 10 Jessica Harmon 5-7 D So. Provo, Utah / Timpview HS Kelsea Kakadelas 5 Alison Haymond 5-8 D So. Salt Lake City, Utah / Skyline HS KEL-see CACK-a-DEL-as 14 Laura Heaton 5-5 D Jr. Provo, Utah / Timpview HS Adrienna Osorio-McKenna 29 Ashleigh Jameson 5-9 D Fr. Tyler, Texas / Robert E. Lee HS A-dre-EN-a O-sore-E-O 19 Kelsea Kakadelas 5-10 MF/D Fr. Carisbad, California / La Costa Canyon HS Jenavieve Phillips 18 Katie Larkin 5-5 F/MF So. Draper, Utah / Alta HS JEN-a-VEEVE 12 Natalie Nate 5-6 MF Jr. Salt Lake City, Utah / Brighton HS Aleena Shelton 24 Adrienna Osorio-McKenna 5-6 F/MF Fr. Florence, South Carolina / Hillcrest HS 21 Jenavieve Phillips 5-11 D Sr. Kennesaw, Georgia / Harrison HS a-LEAN-a RS Megan Richardson 5-7 D Fr. Orem, Utah / Timpview HS Katie Smurthwaite 0 Aleena Shelton 5-9 GK Fr. Layton, Utah / Clearfield HS SMURTH-wait 26 Katie Smurthwaite 5-6 F Sr. West Hartford, Connecticut / Conrad HS Alyssa Vander Veur 8 Stephanie Staples 5-8 D Jr. Sandy, Utah / Alta HS VANDER-veer 7 Carolyn Swenson 5-6 F Jr. Fruit Heights, Utah / Davis HS Annie Zwahlen 25 Claire Thomas 5-11 MF/D Sr. Poway, California / Poway HS Zuh-WALL-en 20 Bobbi Tillotson 5-9 F Sr. Sandy, Utah / Alta HS 23 Alyssa Vander Veur 5-7 F So. South Jordan, Utah / Bingham HS 11 Andrea Willis 5-7 D Fr. Riverside, California / Riverside Poly HS 28 Erika Woodbury 5-8 GK Jr. Murrieta, California / Murrieta Valley HS 6 Annie Zwahlen 5-7 F Sr. Modesto, California / Grace Davis HS

Head Coach: Jennifer Rockwood, 11th year (BYU, 1989) Assistant Coaches: Chris Watkins (10th year), Aleisha Rose (3rd year), Jennie Christianson (4th year) Trainer: Carolyn Billings (12th season)

BREAKDOWN BY CLASS BREAKDOWN BY POSITION FRESHMAN FORWARD Kristi Dow 5-4 F/MF Amberlea Anderson 5-4 F Ashleigh Jameson 5-9 D Jessica Aquino 5-2 F/MF Kelsea Kakadelas 5-10 MF/D Brooke Bowman 5-10 F Adrienna Osorio 5-6 F/MF Kristi Dow 5-4 F/MF Megan Richardson 5-7 D Katie Fellows 5-7 F/MF Aleena Shelton 5-9 GK Katie Larkin 5-7 F/MF Andrea Willis 5-7 D Adrienna Osorio 5-6 F/MF Katie Smurthwaite 5-6 F SOPHOMORE Bobbi Tillotson 5-9 F Jessica Aquino 5-2 F/MF Alyssa Vander Veur 5-7 F Karen Cook 5-8 D Annie Zwahlen 5-7 F Heidi Dearborn 5-9 D MIDFIELD Amanda Draeger 5-8 D Jessica Aquino 5-2 F/MF Whitney Feller 5-6 MF Kristi Dow 5-4 F/MF Katie Fellows 5-7 F/MF Whitney Feller 5-6 MF Jessica Harmon 5-7 D Katie Fellows 5-7 F/MF Alison Haymond 5-8 D Kelsea Kakadelas 5-10 MF/D Katie Larkin 5-7 F/MF Katie Larkin 5-7 F/MF Alyssa Vander Veur 5-7 F Natalie Nate 5-6 MF Adrienna Osorio 5-6 F/MF JUNIOR Claire Thomas 5-11 MF/D Laura Heaton 5-5 D Natalie Nate 5-6 MF DEFENSE Staphanie Staples 5-8 D Karen Cook 5-8 D Carolyn Swenson 5-6 F Haylee Cuthbert 5-8 D Erika Woodbury 5-8 GK Heidi Dearborn 5-9 D Amanda Draeger 5-8 D SENIOR Jessica Harmon 5-7 D Amberlea Anderson 5-4 F Alison Haymond 5-8 D Brooke Bowman 5-10 F Laura Heaton 5-5 D Haylee Cuthbert 5-8 D Ashleigh Jameson 5-9 D Jenavieve Phillips 5-11 D Kelsea Kakadelas 5-10 D Katie Smurthwaite 5-6 F Jenavieve Phillips 5-10 MF/D Claire Thomas 5-11 MF/D Megan Richardson 5-7 D Bobbt Tillotson 5-9 F Staphanie Staples 5-8 D Annie Zwahlen 5-7 F Claire Thomas 5-11 MF/D Andrea Willis 5-7 D GOALKEEPER Aleena Shelton 5-9 GK Erika Woodbury 5-8 GK www.byucougars.com The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Brigham Young Univ. Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 09, 2006) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES...... ( 4- 1- 0) ( 3- 1- 0) ( 1- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) CONFERENCE...... ( 0- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) NON-CONFERENCE...... ( 4- 1- 0) ( 3- 1- 0) ( 1- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-AT ------Aug 25 WEBER STATE W 1-0 1029 23 VANDER VEUR, Alyssa 5 2 0 4 8 .250 6 .750 2 0-0 Aug 29 IDAHO STATE W OT 2-1 1024 18 LARKIN, Katie 5 1 1 3 12 .083 6 .500 0 0-0 Sept 1 at #15 Georgia W 2-0 1768 7 SWENSON, Carolyn 5 0 3 3 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 Sep 08 #21 COLORADO BUFFALOES W 3-2 4742 2 ANDERSON, Amberlea 5 1 0 2 8 .125 3 .375 0 0-0 Sep 09 #22 FRESNO STATE L 0-1 834 19 KAKADELAS, Kelsea 5 1 0 2 7 .143 3 .429 1 0-0 15 BOWMAN, Brooke 4 1 0 2 5 .200 1 .200 1 0-0 TEAM STATISTICS BY OPP 3 CUTHBERT, Haylee 5 1 0 2 5 .200 1 .200 0 0-0 ------22 FELLOWS, Katie 4 1 0 2 4 .250 1 .250 0 0-0 SHOT STATISTICS...... 20 TILLOTSON, Bobbi 5 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 Goals-Shot attempts.... 8-75 4-34 4 COOK, Karen 5 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0 Goals scored average... 1.59 0.79 16 AQUINO, Jessica 5 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 Shot pct...... 107 .118 12 NATE, Natalie 4 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Shots on goal-Attempts. 32-75 16-34 6 ZWAHLEN, Annie 4 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 SOG pct...... 427 .471 25 THOMAS, Claire 5 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Shots/Game...... 15.0 6.8 13 DEARBORN, Heidi 4 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 Assists...... 5 0 11 WILLIS, Andrea 5 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 CORNER KICKS...... 35 16 10 HARMON, Jessica 5 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 PENALTY KICKS...... 0-0 0-0 29 JAMESON, Ashleigh 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 PENALTIES...... 27 DOW, Kristi 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Yellow cards...... 6 2 26 SMURTHWAITE, Katie 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Red cards...... 0 0 21 PHILLIPS, Jenavieve 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 ATTENDANCE...... 5 HAYMOND, Alison 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total...... 7629 1768 Total...... 5 8 5 21 75 .107 32 .427 4 0-0 Dates/Avg Per Date..... 4/1907 1/1768 Opponents...... 5 4 0 8 34 .118 16 .471 1 0-0 Neutral Site #/Avg..... 0/0

|-GOAL AVERAGE-| |-SAVES-| ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho ------28 WOODBURY, Erika 5 454:00 4 0.79 12 .750 4 1 0 2 Total...... 5 454:00 4 0.79 12 .750 4 1 0 2 Opponents...... 5 454:00 8 1.59 24 .750 1 4 0 1

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total ------Brigham Young Univ.. 5 2 1 - 8 Opponents...... 2 2 0 - 4

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total ------Brigham Young Univ.. 42 31 2 - 75 Opponents...... 18 16 0 - 34

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total ------Brigham Young Univ.. 4 8 0 - 12 Opponents...... 15 9 0 - 24

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT Total ------Brigham Young Univ.. 12 22 1 - 35 Opponents...... 8 8 0 - 16

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total ------Brigham Young Univ.. 29 36 0 - 65 Opponents...... 26 26 0 - 52