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• 1998 NCAA Champions  20 NCAA Championship Appearances  14-time SEC Champions

Today’s Match: What’s Happening? RV Florida (2-1-0, 0-0-0 SEC) at No. 4 UCLA (3-0-0, 0-0-0 Pac-12) A challenging week in Los Angeles continues Sunday when the Gators meet No. 4 UCLA. The match Date & Time: Sunday, Sept. 1 at 8 p.m. ET is the second of a Pac-12 Network women’s soccer doubleheader at Wallis Annenberg Stadium, as Site: Wallis Annenberg Stadium (2,145) No. 1 Florida State and No. 5 Southern California start the day’s action. Tickets: $10 Adults, $5 Youth The Coaches: Becky Burleigh, 30th season overall (498-144-42) Sunday’s match is the middle of a three-match stretch versus teams among the United Soccer and 25th season at UF (416-121-36/UF), Amanda Cromwell, 23rd Coaches’ top five. Florida lost 3-1 to No. 5 Southern California Thursday in the nightcap of the Battle at season overall (328-121-40) and seventh at UCLA (105-23-13) the Banc event. When the Gators return to the Sunshine State (which could take a while, thanks to Series Record: UCLA leads 4-3-1 approaching Hurricane Dorian!), they will travel to Tallahassee to face top-ranked and defending NCAA Television: Pac-12 Network with Jim Watson and Tammy champion Florida State on Friday, Sept. 6. Blackburn calling the action In Thursday’s Battle at the Banc, Florida lost 3-1 to No. 5 Southern California. Trojans Tara McKeown Radio: GatorVision th Streaming video: Pac-12 Network and Arlie Jones put the Trojans up 2-0 by the 36 minute of the match. The first Gator goal for senior Alex Stubblebine cut the Trojan’s lead late in the opening half. Her 22-yard strike to the far post Internet: live stats and audio for UF at UCLA match available on scored at 41:57. USC pushed the lead back out to a pair of goals when McKeown scored her second in FloridaGators.com the 60th minute. The loss evened the all-time series to 3-3 as the Trojans have won the last three meetings. Florida SID Contact: Mary Howard Office: 352-375-4683, ext 6100 The 2019 Florida team, made up of 30 players, includes 12 (10 freshman, two transfers) making their Email: [email protected] first appearance for the Gators. Florida returns seven starters from the 2018 team that advanced to the Southeastern Conference Tournament semifinal. DID YOU KNOW? Two returning Gators earned All-SEC honors in 2017 – Parker Roberts (2017/first team), (2017/first). Senior centerback Julia Lester earned a spot on the 2018 SEC All-Tournament There are two programs that open the 2019 season playing team. four teams among the United Soccer Coaches preseason top 25 in their first five matches. For the first time since 1996, Florida is not among the United Soccer Coaches preseason top 25. The Gators endured an injury-filled season in 2018, ending Florida’s 15 consecutive seasons of NCAA Only Florida has each of those meetings on the road. Tournament appearances. The Gators received votes in the 2019 preseason poll. The Gators currently hold the No. 19 position on the latest Soccer America poll.

Florida Florida faces nine teams on the 2019 United Soccer Coaches preseason poll – with seven of those Rank School Date Result meetings on the road. Nine meetings versus preseason top-25 teams in 2019 is second only to Duke’s 10. Add in Florida’s preseason exhibition versus No. 23 Wake Forest (3-2 loss) and the Gators have 10 @ Florida Atlantic Aug. 23 W, 3-2 OT meetings versus preseason top 25 teams. Four of Florida’s first five matches are versus top-25 teams 18 @ South Florida Aug. 25 W, 2-0 – equaling Santa Clara for the nation’s highest number of preseason opponents in that span. Five SEC 5 @ Southern California Aug. 29 L, 3-1 programs appear among the preseason top 25, with four additional programs receiving votes. 4 @ UCLA Sept. 1 After her three-goal weekend (two goals at Florida Atlantic, including the golden goal; goal and assist 1 @ Florida State Sept. 6 at No. 18 South Florida), Rose picked up the first Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week honor and was tabbed as TopDrawerSoccer.com National Player of the Week.

Deanne Rose is among the 13 NCAA Division I players this fall who were on 2019 FIFA Women’s Santa Clara World Cup rosters. Rose appeared in Canada’s 1-0 win over Cameroon to open group play. She is one of four with Gator ties to appear in 2019 World Cup play, joining UF alumnae (Canada), Rank School Date Result (Jamaica) and (Jamaica). Another Gator played for her national team 12 Texas A&M Aug. 22 L, 3-2 this summer. Sophomore Georgia Eaton-Collins joined England for the European Football Associations (UEFA) Women's Under-19 Finals in Scotland, playing the entirety of each group play Oregon Aug. 25 W, 4-1 stage. 23 @ Wake Forest Aug. 28 8 @ Duke Aug. 32 This is the second consecutive year these UF and UCLA have met. Last year at UF’s Donald R. Dizney Stadium, Florida played then No. 2 UCLA to a scoreless tie. The Bruins took a 17-5 advantage in 4 UCLA Sept. 5 shots. The result was Florida’s first shutout of 2018 and then senior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese turned in a career-high eight saves.

The 2018 Bruins were 17-3-2 and eliminated in the 2018 NCAA Quarterfinal Round with a 4-2 penalty kick decision after playing North Carolina to a 2-2 double overtime tie in Cary, N.C. The 2019 MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List includes a trio of Bruins – senior and juniors Ashley Sanchez and Lucy Parker. Fleming (Canada) and Bruin senior goalkeeper Teagan Micah (Australia) were on their nation’s World Cup rosters this past summer. Fleming’s 360 minutes played leads the 13 current NCAA Division I players who were at the 2019 World Cup.

ABOUT THE GATORS: About the 2019 Gators Location: Gainesville, Fla. Forty percent of the 2019 Gators’ 30-player roster are newcomers. Among the 12 Enrollment: 55,862 newcomers are 10 freshmen and two transfers. Seven starters return from Florida’s President: Dr. W. Kent Fuchs 2018 team that reached the Southeastern Conference Tournament semifinal. Athletics Director: Scott Stricklin Conference: Southeastern Two Gators earned 2017 All-SEC honors. Redshirt junior Parker Roberts and junior Nickname: Gators Colors: Orange & Blue Deanne Rose were part of the 2017 All-SEC first team. Both players saw limited action in 2018, as a Jones fracture of foot sidelined Roberts after the sixth match of UF SOCCER QUICK FACTS: the season. Commitment to the Canadian Senior National team limited Rose to 10 2019 Record: 2-1-0, 0-0-0 SEC appearances for UF in 2018. Florida also returns senior center back Julia Lester, a 2018 Record: 7-10-4, 4-5-2 SEC selection to the 2018 SEC All-Tournament

COACHING STAFF:  Seven of the 13 Gators earning points in 2018 return this season. Those not returning - Lais Araujo (6 goals, 2 assists – 14 points), Mayra Pelayo Head Coach: Becky Burleigh (1g, 5a – 7 pts), Briana Solis (3a – 3 pts), Sarah Troccoli (1g, 1a – 3pt), Career Record/Years: 498-144-42/ 30 seasons Melanie Monteagudo (1 g – 2pt) and Courtney Douglas (1g, 2 pt) – UF Record: 416-121-36 / 25 seasons generated 31 points and 10 goals. Associate Head Coaches: Vic Campbell & Alan Kirkup

Volunteer Coach: John Roman  Madeline Gravante and Vanessa Kara transferred to Florida this season. As a freshman, Gravante was one of two to start every match for the 2018 RETURNING ALL-SEC PLAYERS: Pittsburgh Panthers. She shared second among the Pitt players with two Parker Roberts (2017 SEC first team) goals. Kara is a graduate transfer from Drexel. She is a three-time All- Deanne Rose (2017 SEC first team) Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) selection and was the 2015 CAA

Freshman of the Year. Through three seasons on the field at Drexel, Kara 2019 University of Florida Soccer Schedule is No. 2 on career goals (22) chart and also No. 3 for career points (55) Date Opponent (TV/Radio) Time (ET) and assists (11). An injury sidelined Kara for the 2018 season.

Aug. 11 Practice Players W, 3-0  Several Gators spent part of their summer with teams in the Women’s Aug. 17 Wake Forest (Scrimmage) L, 3-2 Premier Soccer League (WPSL) or other leagues - Madison Alexander Aug. 23 Florida Atlantic W, 3-2 OT (Chicago Red Stars Reserves), Haillie Lower (MS Blue FC), Alyssa Aug. 25 South Florida W, 2-0 Howell (Florida SOL FC), Parker Roberts (Asheville City FC) and Tess Aug. 29 Southern California (Pac-12 Network) L, 3-1 Sapone (Washington Spirit Reserves). Sept. 1 UCLA (Pac-12 Network) 8 p.m. Sept. 6 Florida State 7 p.m. Dozen Newcomers in 2019 Sept. 8 Central Florida (SEC Network +) 6 p.m. Florida welcomes 10 freshmen and two transfers to its 2019 roster. Sept. 12 Florida Gulf Coast (SEC Network +) 6:30 p.m. Sept. 15 Miami (SEC Network +) 7 p.m. 4 Laney Steed MF Sharpsburg, Ga. (East Coweta H.S.) Sept. 19 Louisiana State (SEC Network +) 8 p.m. 2019 Georgia and All-Region 2-7A Most Valuable Player with East Coweta H.S.; three-year member of Southern Soccer Academy Sept. 26 Missouri (SEC Network +) 6:30 p.m. 5 Alexia D Land O’Lakes, Fla. (Land O’Lakes H.S.) Sept. 29 Vanderbilt (SEC Network) 1 p.m. Fotopoulos Oct. 6 Texas A&M (SEC Network) 5 p.m. Enrolled at UF in spring of 2019 to train with UF; played for Tampa Bay 00 that reached 2018 Oct. 10 Mississippi (SEC Network +) 8 p.m. Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) semifinal Oct. 13 Kentucky (SEC Network +) 1 p.m. 7 Ava Kuyken MF Oxford, England. (The Cherwell School) Oct. 18 Auburn (SEC Network +) 7 p.m. Played with England’s U15, U16, U17 and U18s National Teams; youngest player on Arsenal WFC Oct. 24 Tennessee (SEC Network) 7 p.m. 11 Nicole Vernis MF Palm Beach, Fla. (The Benjamin School) Oct. 27 South Carolina (SEC Network) 3 p.m. 2019 Palm Beach 3A-1A Player of the Year; two-year member of Palm Beach Garden Oct. 31 Georgia (SEC Network +) 7 p.m. Predators club team Nov. 3-Nov. 10 Southeastern Conference Tournament 7 p.m. 19 Lauren Durbin MF Lone Tree, Colo. (Rock Canyon H.S) 2019 Colorado 5A All-State second team; five-year member of Colorado Rush club team Shading denotes home matches ^Orange Beach, Ala. 23 Kouri Peace F Chalfont, Pa. (Pennridge H.S.) U.S. Soccer training center pool (2015-16), Six-time National AAU Track & Field sprint Audio of all matches can be heard on GatorVision.com medalist WRUF = 98.1 FM / 850 AM WRUF 24 Cameron Hall MF Buford, Ga. (Buford H.S.) One of 17 from Tophat 00/01 team to sign with NCAA Division I programs; enrolled at UF in spring of 2019 27 Vanessa Kara F/MF Burlington, N.J. (Moorestown Friends What’s Next? School/Drexel) Florida finishes its three-match road stretch versus top-five teams at No. 1 and Three-time All-Colonial Athletic Association selection at Drexel; set Drexel single season goals defending NCAA champion Florida State. (11) & points (25) record in 2015 31 Madeline MF Staten Island, N.Y. (Notre Dame Friday, Sept. 6 Gravante Academy/Pittsburgh) at No. 1 Florida State– 7 p.m. ET One of two players to start every match for Pittsburgh in 2018; transferred to UF for spring 2019 semester The match streams live on ACC Network +. 32 Syd Kennedy MF Fall River, Nova Scotia (Halifax West H.S.) Made Canadian National Youth Team debut in 2016; also played ice hockey 37 Francesca Faraci GK Park Ridge, Ill. (Maine South H.S.) 2019 Illinois All-State second team selection; member of FC United club team 40 Alivia Gonzalez D Palm Harbor, Fla. (Palm Harbor Univ. H.S.) Member of 2019 FHSAA) 5A title team; 2018 Pinella County Player of the Year

Overall Series Record UCLA Location W - L - T Percentage Goals (UF-Opp.) Attend. (High - Low - Avg) Away2 - 1 - 0 0.667 7 - 6 1178 - 815 - 1004 Home0 - 1 - 1 0.250 0 - 4 1657 - 658 - 1158 Neutral1 - 2 - 0 0.333 3 - 6 564 - 0 - 271 Overall 3 - 4 - 1 = 8 0.375 10 - 16 1657 - 0 - 768 Game by Game Summary Rank Score Fouls Date UF Opp Site W/L Min. UF Opp Attn. Tourn UF Opp 8/31/2018 nr nr H T 110 0 0 OT 658 5 7 8/28/2016 6 15 A W 96 4 3 OT 1,018 13 8 8/28/2011 8 15 N L 90 0 2 0 6 16 9/6/2009 6 9 N L 90 0 3 250 15 18 11/17/2006 16 3 A L 90 2 3 815 NCAA 15 25 12/2/2001 6 3 A W 120 1 0 OT 1,178 NCAA 18 14 9/3/2000 10 14 H L 90 0 4 1,657 16 20 9/4/1999 4 17 N W 90 3 1 564 21 15 8 Prior Matches 10 16 Avg 768 109 123

Last Meeting Box Score Summary Date SiteType Attn 31-Aug-18 Donald R. Dizney Stadium, Gaine H 658 12OTFinal OTPKs Total Went to OT Yes SEC Conf. No UCLA 0 0 0 0 Min. Ending OT Type S 0 SEC Tourn No Florida 0 0 0 0 110 Decided by PK No 0 NCAA Tourn No Florida Field Players Opponent Field Players Name MinSt ShotGoal Asst Pts GW PK PKM PKW Name ShotGoal Asst Pts GW Rachelle Smith 110 Y 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Julia Hernandez 4 0 0 0 No Julia Lester 110 Y 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Maricarmen Reyes 4 0 0 0 No Carina Baltrip-Reyes 110 Y 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Anika Rodriguez 3 0 0 0 No Parker Roberts 101 Y 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Delanie Sheehan 2 0 0 0 No Sarah Troccoli 94 Y 1 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Ashley Sanchez 2 0 0 0 No Tess Sapone 93 Y 1 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Kennedy Faulknor 1 0 0 0 No Madison Alexander 86 Y 1 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Chloe Castaneda 1 0 0 0 No Sara Wilson 60 Y 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Briana Solis 40 Y 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Melanie Monteagudo 11 Y 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Lais Araujo 86 N 1 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Sammie Betters 60 N 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Cassidy Lindley 39 N 1 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Georgia Eaton-Collins 37 N 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Courtney Douglas 31 N 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Brittney Bennett 26 N 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Haillie Lower 6 N 0 0 0 0 No 0 0 No Florida Goal Keepers Opponent Goal Keepers Name SavesGoals S/O Name SavesGoals S/O Kaylan Marckese 8 0 Y Teagan Micah 1 0 Y

Florida Soccer vs. UCLA Series History 8/29/2019 1:26:00 Single Game Notables - Florida Assists on Goals Keeper Saves Name Asst Date Name Saves Date Total Goals and Game Winning Goals Meggie Dougherty Howard 2 8/28/16 Jordan Kellgren 16 12/2/01 Name GoalsGWG Date Andrea Sellers 2 9/4/99 Katie Fraine 9 9/6/09 2 No 8/28/16 Gabby Seiler 1 8/28/16 Kaylan Marckese 8 8/31/18 2 Yes 9/4/99 Erika Nelson 1 8/28/16 Jordan Kellgren 7 9/3/00 z_Opp Own Goal 1 Yes 8/28/16 Julia Lester 1 8/28/16 Brittni Goodwin 6 11/17/06 Sarah Troccoli 1 No 8/28/16 Shelley Lyle 1 11/17/06 Brooke Chancey 5 8/28/11 Ashlee Elliott 1 No 11/17/06 Daniela Sanchez 1 11/17/06 Regan Wiesemann 5 9/4/99 Stacy Bishop 1 No 11/17/06 Danielle Murphy 1 12/2/01 Kaylan Marckese 4 8/28/16 Monica Hoyles 1 Yes 12/2/01 Sarah Yohe 1 9/4/99 Sarah Yohe 1 No 9/4/99 Keeper Shutouts Danielle Rust 1 9/4/99 Name S/O Date Total Shots Kaylan Marckese 1 8/31/18 Name ShotsGoals Date Total Points Name Pts. Date Jordan Kellgren 1 12/2/01 Savannah Jordan 5 2 8/28/16 Savannah Jordan 4 8/28/16 4 0 8/28/11 Keeper Goals Against Abby Wambach 4 9/4/99 Stacy Bishop 4 1 11/17/06 Name G/A Date Sarah Yohe 3 9/4/99 Abby Wambach 4 2 9/4/99 Jordan Kellgren 4 9/3/00 Meggie Dougherty Howard 2 8/28/16 Sarah Troccoli 3 1 8/28/16 Kaylan Marckese 3 8/28/16 z_Opp Own Goal 2 8/28/16 Gabby Seiler 3 0 8/28/16 Katie Fraine 3 9/6/09 Sarah Troccoli 2 8/28/16 Ashlee Elliott 3 1 11/17/06 Brittni Goodwin 3 11/17/06 Ashlee Elliott 2 11/17/06 Abby Wambach 3 0 12/2/01 Brooke Chancey 2 8/28/11 Stacy Bishop 2 11/17/06 Melanie Monteagudo 2 0 8/28/16 Regan Wiesemann 1 9/4/99 Monica Hoyles 2 12/2/01 McKenzie Barney 2 0 8/28/11 Andrea Sellers 2 9/4/99

Single Game Notables - Opponent Assists on Goals Keeper Saves Name Assts Date Name Saves Date Total Goals and Game Winning Goals Amber Munerlyn 1 8/28/16 Teagan Micah 6 8/28/16 Name GoalsGWG Date Zoey Goralski 1 8/28/16 Katelyn Rowland 5 8/28/11 Jessie Fleming 2 No 8/28/16 Darian Jenkins 1 8/28/16 Valerie Henderson 4 11/17/06 Sarah-Gayle Swanson 2 No 9/3/00 Lauren Kaskie 1 8/28/16 CiCi Peterson 4 12/2/01 Annie Alvarado 1 No 8/28/16 Sarah Killion 1 8/28/11 Chante' Sandiford 3 9/6/09 Ally Courtnall 1 No 8/28/11 Kylie McCarthy 1 8/28/11 Lindsay Culp 2 9/4/99 1 No 8/28/11 Ahsha Smith 1 9/6/09 Teagan Micah 1 8/31/18 Kristina Larsen 1 No 9/6/09 Kristina Larsen 1 9/6/09 TEAM 1 11/17/06 1 No 9/6/09 Lauren Cheney 1 11/17/06 CiCi Peterson 1 9/4/99 Sydney Leroux 1 No 9/6/09 Venus James 1 9/3/00 1 No 11/17/06 Keeper Shutouts Sarah-Gayle Swanson 1 9/3/00 Name S/O Date Lauren Cheney 1 No 11/17/06 Whitney Jones 1 9/3/00 Teagan Micah 1 8/31/18 Christina DiMartino 1 No 11/17/06 Total Points Katelyn Rowland 1 8/28/11 Total Shots Name Pts Date CiCi Peterson 1 9/3/00 Name ShotsGoals Date Sarah-Gayle Swanson 5 9/3/00 Keeper Goals Against Mary-Frances Monroe 10 0 12/2/01 Jessie Fleming 4 8/28/16 Name GA Date Kristina Larsen 6 1 9/6/09 Kristina Larsen 3 9/6/09 Teagan Micah 4 8/28/16 Sydney Leroux 5 1 8/28/11 Lauren Cheney 3 11/17/06 Valerie Henderson 2 11/17/06 Kara Lang 5 1 9/6/09 Venus James 3 9/3/00 CiCi Peterson 2 9/4/99 Venus James 5 1 9/3/00 Annie Alvarado 2 8/28/16 CiCi Peterson 1 12/2/01 Julia Hernandez 4 0 8/31/18 Ally Courtnall 2 8/28/11 Lindsay Culp 1 9/4/99 Maricarmen Reyes 4 0 8/31/18 Sydney Leroux 2 8/28/11 Sydney Leroux 4 1 9/6/09 Sydney Leroux 2 9/6/09 Christina DiMartino 4 1 11/17/06 Kara Lang 2 9/6/09 Kristina Larsen 4 0 11/17/06

Florida Soccer vs. UCLA Series History 8/29/2019 1:26:01 Series History Notables - Florida Goals and Game Winners Total Points Assists on Goals Keeper Saves Name Goals GWG Name Pts. Name Asst Name Saves Abby Wambach 2 1 Savannah Jordan 4 Meggie Dougherty Howard 2 Jordan Kellgren 23 Savannah Jordan 2 0 Abby Wambach 4 Andrea Sellers 2 Kaylan Marckese 12 z_Opp Own Goal 1 1 Sarah Yohe 3 Shelley Lyle 1 Katie Fraine 9 Monica Hoyles 1 1 Meggie Dougherty Howard 2 Sarah Yohe 1 Brittni Goodwin 6 Stacy Bishop 1 0 Stacy Bishop 2 Julia Lester 1 Regan Wiesemann 5 Sarah Yohe 1 0 Andrea Sellers 2 Gabby Seiler 1 Brooke Chancey 5 Sarah Troccoli 1 0 Sarah Troccoli 2 Erika Nelson 1 Keeper Shutouts Ashlee Elliott 1 0 Monica Hoyles 2 Danielle Rust 1 Name S/O Shots Taken z_Opp Own Goal 2 Danielle Murphy 1 Kaylan Marckese 1 Name Shots Ashlee Elliott 2 Daniela Sanchez 1 Jordan Kellgren 1 Abby Wambach 8 Savannah Jordan 5 Keeper Goals Against Name G/A Sarah Troccoli 4 Jordan Kellgren 4 Erika Tymrak 4 Kaylan Marckese 3 Andrea Sellers 4 Katie Fraine 3 Stacy Bishop 4 Brittni Goodwin 3 Gabby Seiler 3 Brooke Chancey 2 Ashlee Elliott 3 Regan Wiesemann 1 Kara Rao 3 McKenzie Barney 2 Lauren Hyde 2 Melanie Monteagudo 2 Keisha Bell 2 Sarah Yohe 2 2 Monica Hoyles 2 Series History Notables - Opponent Goals and Game Winners Total Points Assists on Goals Keeper Saves Name Saves Name Goals GWG Name Pts. Name Assts Teagan Micah 7 Sydney Leroux 2 0 Sarah-Gayle Swanson 5 Zoey Goralski 1 Katelyn Rowland 5 Sarah-Gayle Swanson 2 0 Sydney Leroux 4 Whitney Jones 1 CiCi Peterson 5 Jessie Fleming 2 0 Jessie Fleming 4 Venus James 1 Valerie Henderson 4 Venus James 1 0 Kristina Larsen 3 Sarah-Gayle Swanson 1 Chante' Sandiford 3 Tracey Winzen 1 0 Venus James 3 Sarah Killion 1 Lindsay Culp 2 Stephanie Rigamat 1 0 Lauren Cheney 3 Lauren Kaskie 1 TEAM 1 Lauren Cheney 1 0 Ally Courtnall 2 Lauren Cheney 1 Kristina Larsen 1 0 Annie Alvarado 2 Kylie McCarthy 1 Keeper Shutouts Kara Lang 1 0 Christina DiMartino 2 Kristina Larsen 1 Name S/O Danesha Adams 1 0 Danesha Adams 2 Darian Jenkins 1 Teagan Micah 1 Christina DiMartino 1 0 Kara Lang 2 Bethany Bogart 1 Katelyn Rowland 1 Annie Alvarado 1 0 Stephanie Rigamat 2 Amber Munerlyn 1 CiCi Peterson 1 Ally Courtnall 1 0 Tracey Winzen 2 Ahsha Smith 1 Keeper Goals Against Total Shots Name GA Name Shots Teagan Micah 4 Mary-Frances Monroe 10 CiCi Peterson 3 Kristina Larsen 10 Valerie Henderson 2 Sydney Leroux 9 Lindsay Culp 1 Venus James 7 Tracey Winzen 7 Staci Duncan 7 Sarah-Gayle Swanson 6 Julia Hernandez 5 Kara Lang 5 Zakiya Bywaters 5 Anika Rodriguez 5

Florida Soccer vs. UCLA Series History 8/29/2019 1:26:01 World Cup Collegiate Golden Goal Leader At last summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in France, 13 players who are When Deanne Rose hit the overtime winner in the season opener at Florida part of 2019 NCAA Division I teams were also part of their national team Atlantic, it marked the sixth game-winning goal of her career – with half of roster. them being golden goals.

This includes Gator junior Deanne Rose. Of the 13 collegiate players, eight Rose now moves into a tie for first among the Gators in career golden goals. registered 2019 World Cup minutes. Florida Golden Goal Career Leaders Florida will face five 2019 World Cup players this fall, with all meetings Rank Name Years Golden Goals coming in the span of the Gators’ first six matches. 1. Deanne Rose 2016-present 3 1. Lindsay Thompson 2008-11 3 Australia 1. Monica Hoyles 2001-04 3 Teagan Micah GK UCLA Senior 1. Christine Johnson 2001-04 3 DNP 1. Sarah Yohe 1996-99 3 Canada 6. 5 tied for sixth 2 F Florida State Junior DNP Her six GWG ties for 18th among the Gator career leaders. That chart is led Jessie Fleming MF UCLA Senior by Abby Wambach’s 24 scored from 1998-01. 4 matches, 360 minutes, 1 g, 0 a, 2 pts. MF Texas Sophomore DNP F Michigan Freshman Shared Leadership 3 matches, 102 minutes, 0g, 0a, 0pts Florida will share match captain honors this season, with different captains Deanne Rose MF Florida Junior used for each contest. Associate Head Coaches Victor Campbell and Alan 1 match, 15 minutes, 0 g, 0 a, 0 pt. Kirkup select the captains for each match. Jamaica Mireya Grey F Washington Junior Aug. 23 at FAU Julie Lester & Parker Roberts 2 matches, 138 minutes, 0 g, 0 a, 0 pts Aug. 25 at USF Sammie Betters Olufolasade Adamolekun F/MF- Southern California Freshman Aug. 29 at USC Kit Loferski 1 match, 76 minutes, 0 g, 0 a, 0 pts D UCF Senior 3 matches, 270 minutes, 0 g, 0 a, 0 pts GK UNC-Wilmington Junior Top Competition 2 matches, 180 minutes, 4.0 GAA Florida continues its four-match stretch versus teams among the United D Rutgers Senior Soccer Coaches preseason top 25. 3 matches, 225 minutes, 0 g, 0 a, 0 pts New Zealand Rank School Date Result Daisy Cleverley MF California Junior DNP 1 Florida State Sept. 6 Thailand 4 UCLA Sept. 1 Tiffany Sornpao GK Kennesaw State RS Junior 5 Southern California Aug. 29 L, 3-1 DNP 18 South Florida Aug. 25 W, 2-0

During this challenging stretch, Florida also faces several players tabbed for 2019 Gator Schedule preseason All-America honors by TopDrawerSoccer.com: The challenges are plenty for Florida soccer in 2019. First Team F: Ashley Sanchez (UCLA), Evelyne Viens (South Florida)  Nine regular-season opponents appear among the United Soccer MF: Jessie Fleming (UCLA), Yujie Zhao (Florida State) Coaches preseason top 25. That number is second only to Duke’s GK: Kaylie Collins (USC) schedule with 10 dates versus preseason top-25 teams.

 11 of Florida’s 18 opponents advanced to 2018 NCAA Second Team Tournament action, including five among the final top 10 – Florida F: Deyna Castellanos (Florida State) State (1st), UCLA (T5th), Tennessee (T5th), Southern California D: Malia Berkeley (Florida State) (T9th), Texas A&M (T9th).

 Florida opens with five consecutive road matches – the longest Third Team season-opening road stretch in the program’s 25-year history MF: Jaelin Howell (Florida State), Andrea Hauksdottir (South Florida) (previous: four season-opening road matches in 2011). This road D: Karina Rodriguez (UCLA) stretch takes the Gators from the east to west coasts, traveling more than 6,195 miles to meet the five opponents.

National Team Duties Florida in the Polls Florida will be without its duo of England player this week. Sophomore Florida in the Weekly Rankings defender Georgia Eaton-Collins will miss the Aug. 25-Sept. 1 matches as Week United Soccer Coaches Soccer America Top Drawer she returned to England to play up on the Lioness’ Under-21 squad for the Pre 2019 RV Nordic Tournament. England opens versus Sweden on Aug. 28 and then Aug. 26 RV 19 face USA two days later. The final match is Sept. 2 versus Norway. All matches will be played at Loughborough University.

Freshman midfielder Ava Kuyken returned to England following the South Florida match for Under-19 camp. Three Gators on SEC Soccer Preseason SEC Weekly Honors Watch List The first Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week Three Gators – Julia Lester, Parker Roberts and Deanne Rose – appear honor went to Florida junior Deanne Rose. It was the first SEC among the 58 players on the 2019 Southeastern Conference Preseason weekly honor of her Gator career. She also was Watch List. This is the 27th season for SEC soccer. TopDrawerSoccer.com’s pick for national player of the week.

The Gator program begins its 25th season in 2019 and leads the SEC in both  In Florida’s opening weekend, Rose scored three of the Gators’ SEC (14) and SEC Tournament (12) titles. five goals. She played a part in both of Florida’s goals at No. 18 South Florida, assisting on the first by Kit Loferski and scoring the The Gator trio all received SEC honors in previous seasons. Roberts and second. Rose both were on the 2017 All-SEC first team. Lester earned a spot on the  Scored twice in the season opener at Florida Atlantic, including 2018 SEC All-Tournament team. the golden goal in the 95th minute. It was her fifth double-goal match as a Gator.  Of Rose’s six game-winning goals as a Gator, half are golden goals. She now is one of five to share Florida’s career golden 2019 Preseason SEC Coaches Poll goals record. Preseason Coaches’ Poll  With her goal at No. 18 South Florida, Rose has 14 collegiate 1. Texas A&M goals 2. South Carolina 3. Vanderbilt 4. Tennessee 5. Florida Espinoza Stops 6. Arkansas The first clean sheet of the 2019 season needed a big Gator defensive effort 7. Auburn and leading that effort was junior goalkeeper Susi Espinoza. Her eight 8. Ole Miss 9. Alabama saves in Florida’s 2-0 win at then No. 18 South Florida set her collegiate 10. Missouri high. 11. Mississippi State 12. LSU Her previous high of five saves was set in Florida’s 3-2 upset of then No. 1 13. Georgia Stanford in the 2017 season. 14. Kentucky Loferski Scores All-Time SEC Champions Redshirt junior Kit Loferski provided the Gators the game-winning goal in Year Champ Year Champ Year Champ the 2-0 win at then No. 18 South Florida. 1993 VU 2001 UF 2009 UF 1994 VU 2002 AU 2010 UF It was her fourth as a Gator and her first since Oct. 20, 2016 versus 1995 UK 2003 UT 2011 USC 1996 UF 2004 UT 2012 UF Alabama. She sat out 2018 season with a knee injury and injury also 1997 UF 2005 UT 2013 UF & shortened her 2017 season. TA&M 1998 UF 2006 UF 2014 TA&M 1999 UF 2007 UF 2015 UF 2000 UF 2008 UF 2016 USC Smart Gators 2017 USC The University of Florida soccer program posted a 3.12 grade point average 2018 VU for the 2018 fall semester and a 3.15 in spring of 2019. Florida earned a spot NOTE: Prior to 2000, SEC champion went to tournament champion; on the 2018 United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award list. since 2000, SEC champion based on regular-season league play Florida set the league record with 24 earning a spot on the 2016 Southeastern Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll and was close to that Burleigh Career Wins Total Among Nation’s mark with 21 honorees on the 2017 and 2018 lists. Best Becky Burleigh stands among the nation’s top five active coaches for wins Silver Anniversary for Florida Soccer and winning percentage. Florida’s first match in front of standing room only crowd at the James G. Pressly Stadium on Sept. 2, 1995 showed the Gator program was She enters the 2019 season with a 29-year record of 496-143-42 (0.759). ready to step into the NCAA Division I scene. Here’s a look at some of She stands at No. 2 in for wins (496) and No. 5 for winning percentage (.759) the numbers the team has accumulated in its 24-year history: among the NCAA Division I Active Coaches. She is the highest among the two women on the top 10 for each list.  1998 NCAA Team Champions  21 NCAA Tournament Appearances Among Division I Women’s Soccer Coaches All-Time, Burleigh is No. 29 for  6 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals winning percentage and No. 7 for wins.  14 SEC Championships

 12 SEC Tournament Championships

 26 All-Americans Scoring from Distance  47 Gators With 94 All-SEC Honors Florida’s second goal in its season-opening 3-2 overtime win at Florida  11 Gators Earning 15 SEC Player Of Year Awards Atlantic include a 35-yard strike by sophomore Cassidy Lindley.  12 Gators Named SEC Tournament MVP 14 Times

 6 World Cup Medals (2 Gold / 2 Silver / 2 Bronze) “I heard Vic (Campbell, UF Associate Coach) yell earlier to shoot so I just shot it and hoped for the best,” Lindley said. ““I didn’t realize where I was on  7 Olympic Medals (5 Gold / 2 Bronze) the field. I looked down at the ball, up at the goal and then back at the ball. I don’t remember a goal I’ve had from longer distance.”

Beyond the Boxscore 32 Syd Kennedy MF • Also played on U15/U16 provincial ice hockey . Won a national hockey skills competition at age 10 Here’s some notes on the 2019 Gators: 34 Lauren Evans MF • Announced retirement in August of 2019 from collegiate soccer

due to cancer treatment effect 1 Ashley Pietra GK • Brother, Court, played football at Colorado School of Mines • Spent spring 2018 undergoing treatment for acute myeloid • Has a fraternal twin, Kathryn. leukemia. She rang the bell June 14, 2018 at UF Health Shands 2 Cassidy F • Older brother, Cameron, is in his first season with Orlando City. Hospital to signal her successful fight. Lindley He played two seasons with North Carolina and was the 2017 • Wears the same number her father (Jerome) wore when he ACC Midfielder of the Year was a Gator running back. He played on Florida’s 1996 national 4 Laney Steed MF • Georgia 2019 7A Player of Year championship team. • Given name is “Lane” but everyone calls her “Laney” 36 Taylor Baksay D • When home in Palm Harbor, can find Taylor out longboarding 5 Alexia D • First daughter of a Gator soccer alumna to play for UF. Oldest 37 Francesca GK • Left-handed, but right-footed Fotopoulos child of – all-time NCAA Division I leader for Faraci • Also played five years of club volleyball goals and points. 40 Alivia D • Two-time MVP of high school flag football team • Enrolled at UF in spring of 2019 & trained with team in spring Gonzalez 6 Kit Loferski MF • Set five Bartram Trail high school records in track & field 44 Susi Espinoza GK • Born in Santiago, Chile and family moved to Florida when she 7 Ava Kuyken MF • Youngest player on Arsenal WFC, 2018 FA Women's League was 4. Returns to Chile every few years to visit family. Cup winner. 92 Alex MF • Named after Alex Van Halen 8 Carina Baltrip- D • Graduated in top one percent of Hendrickson H.S.’s class of Stubblebine • Wears No. 92 because that is the sum of the jersey number of Reyes 2016. Majoring in biology at UF her five best friends on the Cincinnati roster (played at Cincinnati 9 Samantha F • Pretended to be Tobin Heath when playing soccer as a child in 2016 before transferring to Florida). Tobar

10 Tess Sapone MF • 2016 Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year. One of two Gators to be named Gatorade Player of Year during prep career (also First Gator Goal Parker Roberts / 2014 and 2015 Kansas). Senior Alex Stubblebine’s 22-yard strike in the final minutes of the opening 11 Nicole Vernis MF • Also swam & ran track at The Benjamin School half in the Aug. 29 match versus then No. 5 Southern California marked her 12 Sammie MF • Graduated at top of Springstead High School’s class of 2016 first Gator goal. Betters and now enrolled in University of Florida Honors Program classes. Stubblebine joined Florida for the 2017 season after playing at Cincinnati as • Joined current Gators Kaylan Marckese and Julia Lester on a freshman in 2016. Her first collegiate goal as a Bearcat freshman came on 2015 US Youth Soccer National U-17 Championship team. Oct. 30, 2016 versus Temple. Injury limited her participation in her first two 13 Alyssa Howell F • A camel lives in her backyard back in Farmersville, Ohio seasons with the Gators. • Just like Gator head coach Becky Burleigh, Alyssa was born on Friday the 13th 14 Madison F • Pretended to be Gator Great and FIFA International goals The goal versus USC was a special moment for the Gator who grew up in Alexander leader Abby Wambach when she played as a child nearby Ocala. 17 Haillie Lower MF • Part of a UF research study team exploring conjugated protein polymers synthesis “It felt amazing! I can’t believe it,” Stubblebine said. “Growing up, I never • Her hamster, Nugget, is on Instagram. Follow at ognugget17 thought I’d be playing here and to be able to score is really awesome.” 19 Lauren Durbin MF • Graduated with highest honors from Rock Canyon H.S.

20 Julia Lester F • On Tampa Bay United 97 Premier team (along with current Gator Sammie Betters) on 2015 US Youth Soccer National U-17 Championship team. On tournament’s Best XI team. Florida’s 31st Teammate 21 Deanne Rose F • Scored in Canada’s 2016 Olympic bronze medal match versus Just before 2019 preseason camp began, the Gators Brazil. Youngest woman (age 17) to score in Olympic soccer added its 31st player to the roster - eight-year-old history. Brooke Dunn of Leesburg, Fla. 22 Parker MF • Sister (Ferriss) was member of 2009-12 North Carolina- Roberts Asheville soccer team Brooke, a Gator fan since birth, made her Florida • Great grandfather, Clay Roberts Sr., wrestled at Kansas and allegiance official with her adoption through the Friends of Jaclyn organization. She great uncle, Clay “Buck” Roberts Jr., played football at KU was diagnosed in April of 2018 with neuroblastoma, a cancer of the central nervous system and nerve tissue. The first step of the treatment, chemotherapy, started soon • Great uncle, David “Boo” Ferriss, was inducted into Boston Red after the diagnosis. The treatment disrupted Brooke’s plans to attend the Gators’ Sox Hall of Fame in 2002 and entered the Mississippi State Orange & Blue game (a big disappointment for Brooke!). Athletic Hall of Fame in 1970

• Grandmother, Martha Anne Ferriss Parker, played tennis at Friends of Jaclyn’s mission is “to improve the quality of life for children and families Mississippi State College for Women living with pediatric brain tumors and other childhood cancer. Friends of Jaclyn 23 Kouri Peace F • Six-time National AAU Track & Field sprint medalist matches children with high school and college athletic teams to provide support for the ·• Set New Balance Nationals Emerging Elite 60m and child and spread awareness of brain tumors throughout the community. Brooke is the 200m records in 2016 261st child to join a team through the Friends of Jaclyn program. 26 Georgia D • First Gator from England since All-American Danielle Murphy Eaton-Collins (1999-02) Two days after her adoption by the Gator program, Brooke got some further good 27 Vanessa Kara F • Set Drexel’s season scoring records - 11 goals, 25 points – as news. She rang the bell at Shands Pediatrics to signal NEC (no evidence of a freshman in 2015. Three-time All-CAA selection disease). 31 Madeline MF • One of two players to start every match for Pittsburgh in 2018. Gravante Shared second on team with two goals • Youngest of five children Florida’s SEC History Florida has won 14 SEC titles in the program’s previous 24 years and has claimed 12 SEC Tournament titles. Below is a look at Florida’s SEC results through the years. Florida Soccer in the SEC Year Record % SEC Reg.Season SEC Eastern Division Finish SEC Regular Season Finish* SEC Tournament 1995 14-4-2 .750 6-1-1 2nd -- First Round 1996 22-3 .880 8-0 1st -- Champions 1997 20-3-1 .854 7-1 2nd -- Champions 1998 26-1 .963 8-0 1st -- Champions 1999 21-2 .913 9-0 1st -- Champions 2000 16-8 .667 9-0 1st 1st Champions 2001 21-4-1 .827 8-1 1st 1st Champions 2002 10-10-2 .500 5-3-1 2nd T3rd Runner-up 2003 19-4-2 .800 6-2-1 2nd 3rd Runner-up (UT 7, UF 6 in PKs) 2004 16-4-3 .761 7-2-2 2nd 3rd Champions 2005 13-6-1 .675 8-2-1 T2nd T3rd Round of 8 2006 14-6-5 .660 7-1-3 1st 1st Runner-up 2007 17-5-3 .740 9-2 1st 1st Champions 2008 19-4-1 .813 11-0 1st 1st Semifinal 2009 16-6-2 .739 8-1-2 1st 1st Semifinal 2010 19-2-3 .854 9-1-1 1st 1st Champions 2011 17-8-0 .680 7-4 T2nd T3rd Runner-up 2012 19-5-1 .780 11-2 1st 1st Champions 2013 18-5-1 .771 9-2 Not awarded T1st Runner-up 2014 17-4-2 .783 9-2 Not awarded 2nd Round of 8 2015 19-4-1 .813 8-2-1 Not awarded 1st Champions 2016 17-4-1 .796 8-3 Not awarded T3rd Champions 2017 17-7 .708 7-3 Not awarded 3rd Semifinal 2018 7-10-4 .429 4-4-2 Not awarded 8th Semifinal 2019 2-1-0 .667 0-0-0 TOTALS 416-121-36 .758 188-39-15 * - the SEC began awarding a regular-season title in the 2000 season. Prior to that season, the SEC Tournament champion considered the SEC Champion.

Florida When It… Florida vs. United Soccer Coaches Ranked Teams (All-Time) All-Time 2019 UF Rank Wins Losses Ties % Scored first 353-18-9 1-0 Same (no rank) 40 14 6 .724 Scored second 54-15-15 1-0 Lower 64 33 4 .672 Scored third 2-14-1 0-1 Higher 312 74 26 .801 Scored fourth 1-2-1 416 121 36 .758

Didn’t score 0-66-10 Led at half 272-8-5 Florida vs. United Soccer Coaches Top-10 Teams (All-Time) Trailed at half 30-68-7 1-1 NSCAA Rank Wins Losses Ties % 1 3 9 1 .269 Tied at half 114-45-24 1-0 2 4 4 1 .500 Played OT 46-22-35 1-0 3 1 5 1 .214 Scored 1 goal 56-34-18 0-1 4 2 2 0 .500 Scored 2 goals 115-16-5 1-0 5 1 6 0 .143 Scored 3+ goals 241-0-2 1-0 6 1 2 0 .333 Allowed no goals 235-0-10 1-0 7 3 2 0 .600 Allowed 1 goal 131-39-18 8 2 0 0 1.00 Allowed 2 goals 36-49-5 1-0 9 5 4 0 .555 10 6 1 1 .813 Allowed 3+ goals 8-33-2 0-1 Matches decided by one goal 144-81 1-0 Matches decided by two goals 91-23 1-1 The number I wear Playing a man down (3:47.31 total minutes) 5-3-3 It isn’t a matter of luck – many of the Gators have a specific reason or story behind Vs. a man-down team 12-0-1 the jersey number they wear. Vs. ranked opp. 99-74-10 1-1 # Player Reason Vs. unranked opp 311-44-24 1-0 13 Alyssa Howell It is her birthday (Sept. 13) Vs. SEC Teams (all-meetings) 235-48-20 22 Parker Roberts Wanted to wear same # as her older sister, Ferriss Vs. SEC Opp. (reg.season) 188-39-15 34 Lauren Evans Her father, Jerome, wore #34 when he played running back for Florida’s 1996 national championship football team @ home vs. SEC 110-11-6 92 Alex Stubblebine 92 is sum of the jersey numbers of her five best friends on On road vs. SEC 112-34-12 the Cincinnati roster (played at Cincinnati in 2016) Neutral site vs SEC 45-9-4 Home Record: 221-40-13 All-time home record (Dizney Stadium) 22-8-1 Road Record: 137-64-18 2-1 Neutral Site: 58-17-5 Penalty Kicks: 4-5 Vs. state of Florida opponents 65-15-3 2-0 2019 University of Florida Soccer Roster - Numerical

No. Name Pos Ht. Year Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Ashley Pietra GK 6-1 JR Gainesville, Fla. (Buchholz H.S.) 2 Cassidy Lindley MF/F 5-7 SO Carmel, Ind. (St. Theodore Guerin Catholic H.S.) 4 Laney Steed MF 5-5 FR Sharpsburg, Ga. (East Coweta H.S.) 5 Alexia Fotopoulos D 5-5 FR Land O’Lakes, Fla. (Land O’Lakes H.S.) 6 Kit Loferski F 5-3 JR-RS St. Augustine, Fla. (Bartram Trail H.S.) 7 Ava Kuyken MF FR Oxford, England. (The Cherwell School) 8 Carina Baltrip-Reyes D 5-8 JR-TR Round Rock, Texas (Robert E. Hendrickson H.S./FIU) 9 Samantha Tobar F 5-6 FR-RS Parkland, Fla. (Marjory Stoneman Douglas H.S.) 10 Tess Sapone MF 5-6 SR Oakton, Va. (Oakton H.S.) 11 Nicole Vernis MF 5-4 FR Palm Beach, Fla. (The Benjamin School) 12 Sammie Betters MF 5-4 SR Brooksville, Fla. (Frank W. Springstead H.S.) 13 Alyssa Howell F 5-3 SR-RS Farmersville, Ohio (Valley View H.S.) 14 Madison Alexander F 5-4 JR Dorr, Mich. (Hamilton H.S.) 17 Haillie Lower MF 5-3 SR Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Preparatory School) 19 Lauren Durbin MF FR Lone Tree, Colo. (Rock Canyon H.S) 20 Julia Lester D 5-4 SR Tampa, Fla. (Academy of the Holy Names) 21 Deanne Rose F 5-5 JR Alliston, Ontario (St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary) 22 Parker Roberts MF 5-6 JR-TR Leawood, Kansas (Blue Valley North H.S./Kansas) 23 Kouri Peace F 5-6 FR Chalfont, Pa. (Pennridge H.S.) 24 Cameron Hall MF 5-6 FR Buford, Ga. (Buford H.S.) 26 Georgia Eaton-Collins D 5-5 SO Ipswich, Suffolk, England (Copleston H.S.) 27 Vanessa Kara F/MF 5-4 SR-TR Burlington, N.J. (Moorestown Friends School/Drexel) 31 Madeline Gravante MF 5-7 SO-TR Staten Island, N.Y. (Notre Dame Academy/Pittsburgh) 32 Syd Kennedy MF 5-7 FR Fall River, Nova Scotia (Halifax West H.S.) 34 Lauren Evans MF 5-5 SO-RS Lithia, Fla. (Newsome H.S.) 36 Taylor Baksay D 5-10 SO Palm Harbor, Fla. (Palm Harbor University H.S.) 37 Francesca Faraci GK 5-8 FR Park Ridge, Ill. (Maine South H.S.) 40 Alivia Gonzalez D 5-7 FR Palm Harbor, Fla. (Palm Harbor University H.S.) 44 Susi Espinoza GK 5-6 JR-RS Wellington, Fla. (American Heritage H.S.) 92 Alex Stubblebine MF 5-6 SR-TR Ocala, Fla. (Forest H.S./Cincinnati)

Pronunciation Guide Head Coach: Becky Burleigh (Methodist '89) Gator Pronunciation Becky Burleigh BURR-lee Associate Head Coach: Victor Campbell (Methodist '85) Alan Kirkup KIRK-up Associate Head Coach: Alan Kirkup (Loughborough University '81) Taylor BAKSAY Back-say Volunteer Coach: John Roman (Elon ’11) Carina BALTRIP-REYES Ball-trip Ray-eh s Director of Soccer Operations: Shelley Lyle (Florida ’08) Susi ESPINOZA Ess-pin-no-sa Francesca FARACI Far-ahh-chee Managers: Clay Everett, Sarah Lowdon (McNeese State ’12), Joshua ALIVIA GONZALEZ uh-LIV-ee-uh gon-SAH-les Swander Madeline GRAVANTE gruh-VAWN-tee Vanessa KARA KAIR-uh Athletic Trainer: Connie Andrews (Florida ’05) Ava KUYKEN Kye-ken Intern Athletic Trainer: Tyler Hinkle (James Madison ’18) Kit LOFERSKI La-fur-ski HAILLIE LOWER Hay-lee Lau-eer Video: Christopher Cafaro KOURI Peace Core-ee Ashley PIETRA Pea-et-tra LANEY Steed Lay-Nee Samantha TOBAR Toe-bar

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United Soccer Coaches – Aug. 27 TopDrawerSoccer.com –Aug. 26 Rank School Rank School 2019 Team of the Week Honorees 1 Florida State 1 Florida State Date Name Outlet 2 North Carolina 8/26 Deanne Rose SEC Offensive Player of 2 UCLA the Week 3 Stanford 3 North Carolina 8/27 Deanne Rose TDS National Player of 4 UCLA the Week 4 Stanford 5 Southern California 5 Virginia 6 Virginia 6 Penn State 7 Penn State 7 USC 8 South Carolina 8 Vanderbilt 9 Vanderbilt 9 Texas A&M 10 Duke 10 Tennessee 11 Tennessee 11 Texas 12 West Virginia 12 Washington State 13 Georgetown 13 South Carolina 14 Brigham Young 14 BYU 15 Wisconsin 15 Georgetown 16 Texas A&M 16 Santa Clara 17 North Carolina State 17 Rutgers 18 Kansas 18 Memphis 19 Santa Clara 19 West Virginia 20 Memphis 20 NC State 21 Baylor 21 South Florida 22 Pepperdine 22 Duke 23 Washington State 23 Princeton 24 Texas 24 Baylor 25 Southern Methodist 25 Wake Forest

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1 Florida State 2 Stanford 3 UCLA 4 North Carolina 5 USC 6 Virginia 7 Penn State 8 Texas A&M 9 Baylor 10 Vanderbilt 11 Tennessee 12 South Carolina 13 Santa Clara 14 Duke 15 West Virginia 16 Texas 17 Rutgers 18 Clemson 19 Florida 20 N.C. State 21 Georgetown 22 Washington State 23 Colorado 24 Wisconsin 25 BYU

Florida 3 Florida 2 Florida Atlantic 2 OT No. 18 South Florida 0 Aug. 16, 2019 Aug. 25, 2019 FAU Soccer Complex Corbett Soccer Stadium Boca Raton, Fla. Tampa, Fla.

BOCA RATON, Fla. – The Gators needed extended minutes to claim its season opener Friday at Florida TAMPA, Fla. – Ranked opponent. Record crowd. Atlantic. Junior Deanne Rose hit the golden winner in the 96th minute to give the Gators a 3-2 overtime win over Florida Atlantic. The Gators soccer team calmly handled those extras tonight, registering a 2-0 win over No. 18 South Florida

Friday’s scoring: Sunday evening in front of a Bulls women’s soccer record crowd of 2,011. Florida Atlantic scored the only goal of the opening half in the 18th minute. The Owls used four passes to bring the ball from midway in their defensive half to find Pernille Velta. She received the ball at the top of the Gator Sunday’s scoring: defensive third and drove toward goal to score on a 15-yard right-footed shot. After a scoreless opening half, Deanne Rose received the ball at the top of the Bulls defensive third. Rose used her speed to create space as she moved left. The ball she sent across the mouth of the goal was tapped Florida’s Deanne Rose tied the match in the 55th minute off the pass from Kit Loferski. Rose moved past an Owl defender to score from 12 yards. in by fellow junior Kit Loferski with her right foot at the far post at 51:19.

The rain returned in the second half and the teams played in a heavy shower for the first 10 minutes. Then Just over five minutes later, Rose received the ball just inside the Bulls half. Rose then made her way toward sophomore Cassidy Lindley’s 35-yard right footed strike put the Gators ahead in the 74th minute. goal, moving past her defender and then placing the ball to the left of the Bulls goalkeeper at 56:42.

A header in the 88th minute by FAU’s Mary O’Hara sent the match to overtime. It was the third overtime in the all-time eight match series, with all the OT matches coming in Boca Raton. Halfway through the first overtime, Saves by Susi Espinoza Rose put in the cross from Lindley to give the Gators the overtime win. The first clean sheet of the 2019 season needed a big Gator defensive effort and leading that effort was junior goalkeeper Susi Espinoza. Her eight saves tonight set her collegiate high. Worth Noting  Of Rose’s six game-winning goals as a Gator, half are golden goals. She now one of five to Worth Noting share Florida’s career golden goals record.  Loferski’s goal is her fourth as a Gator and her first since Oct. 20, 2016 versus Alabama. She  Rose now has five double-goal matches as a Gator.  Lindley also scored against FAU when the two teams met last season in Gainesville. sat out 2018 season with a knee injury and injury also shortened her 2017 season.  All three of the meetings between these two teams in Boca Raton have gone to overtime, with  Her score tonight raises Rose’s career goals total to 14. It was her third goal of the opening the Gators taking the win in each of those road contests. weekend, as she had a double goal effort in UF’s 3-2 overtime win Friday at Florida Atlantic –  This is the 19th time in the Gator program’s 25-year history that its season-opening lineup including the golden goal. contained a freshman. Ava Kuyken of Oxford, England, made her Gator debut in the midfield.  Espinoza upped her collegiate high for saves to eight tonight. Her previous high of five came  Florida is now 19-4-2 in in season openers, including a 6-3-1 record away from Gainesville. in Florida’s 2017 win over then No. 1 Stanford – also on August 25.  This was the fifth season opening match since 2006 that went to overtime, as UF is 3-0-2 in  Tonight begins a four-match stretch versus teams ranked among United Soccer Coaches OT openers. preseason top 25. Florida and Santa Clara are the nation’s only teams to face four preseason  The Gators will have different captains for each match this season. The first captains of the season were senior Julia Lester and redshirt junior Parker Roberts top-25 teams in the opening five matches, but all of Florida’s meetings are on the road.

Records: Records: Florida: 1-0-0, 0-0-0 SEC Florida: 2-0-0, 0-0-0 SEC Florida Atlantic: 0-1-0, 0-0-0 C-USA South Florida: 1-1-0, 0-0-0 AAC

What the Gators Said: It was an extend match with a weather delay and extra minutes. Was it worth the wait? What the Gators Said: “It was definitely worth the wait. Have to give credit to FAU. They came out and played hard. They got the On tonight’s result: equalizer late in the match after we had gone ahead. “It was a good team effort. We played a lot of people today and got a lot of contributions from different players.

We needed to go deep because playing on one day’s rest is really challenging. “But also give credit to us for showing the character to come back and win in overtime. Certainly not the prettiest match for us, but a good starting point for us to get the season started with a win.” – Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh “We have a really difficult schedule and we knew that heading into this season. It is really critical that we got these two wins under our belt because the schedule does not get easier. This is a big stretch for us right now. What happened on the golden goal? I’m excited with tonight’s result versus a ranked team who will do very well this season.” – Florida Head Coach “It was a throw in and it bounced around a few players. Sammie (Betters) got it and the outside back stepped Becky Burleigh to Sammie so I saw there was a little gap. Sammie played it through the gap and I made that run from the side and basically curled it into the box as hard as I could. If it was low and driven, it could bounce off anyone. Deanne (Rose) got there, caused chaos and it went in.”– sophomore Cassidy Lindley Florida (2-0-0, SEC 0-0-0) at No. 18 South Florida (1-1-0, 0-0-0 AAC) Stadium: Corbett Soccer Stadium That was quite a goal. What did you see that led to that strike? Weather: 92 degrees, winds NE at 4 mph, 56% humidity “I saw Laney (Steed) had the ball so I tried to get as wide as I could. She played me the ball and I was running at the outside back and saw that she was forcing me wide so I cut in. I heard Vic (Campbell, UF Associate Goals by Period 1 2 Total Coach) yell earlier to shoot so I just shot it and hoped for the best. Florida 0 2 2 South Florida 0 0 0 “I didn’t realize where I was on the field. I looked down at the ball, up at the goal and then back at the ball. I don’t remember a goal I’ve had from longer distance.” – sophomore Cassidy Lindley Scoring Summary: No. Time Team Goal Scorer Assist Florida (1-0-0, SEC 0-0-0) at Florida Atlantic (0-1-0, 0-0-0 C-USA) 1. 51:19 UF Kit Loferski Deanne Rose Stadium: FAU Soccer Complex (882) 2. 56:42 UF Deanne Rose Weather: 81 degrees, winds SE at 6 mph, 82% humidity 3.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT Total Shots: Florida 4, South Florida 20 Florida 0 2 1 3 Saves: Florida 8 (Susi Espinoza 8), South Florida 0 (Sydney Martinez 0) Florida Atlantic 1 1 0 2

Scoring Summary: No. Time Team Goal Scorer Assist 1. 17:48 FAU Pernille Velta 2. 54:22 UF Deanne Rose Kit Loferski 3. 73:25 UF Cassidy Lindley 4. 87:10 FAU Mary O’Hara 5. 95:00 UF Deanne Rose Cassidy Lindley 6.

Shots: Florida 11, Florida Atlantic 10 Saves: Florida 4 (Susi Espinoza 4), Florida Atlantic 4 (Cassidy Wasdin 4);

Florida 1 No. 5 Southern California 3 Aug. 29, 2019 Banc of California Stadium Los Angeles, Calif.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – No. 5 Southern California gave Florida soccer its first loss of 2019, claiming a 3-1 win Thursday in the nightcap of the Battle at the Banc competition at the Banc of California Stadium.

Thursday marked the first collegiate soccer competition at the Banc of California Stadium, which is the home of Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles FC. The stadium opened in April of 2018.

Thursday’s scoring: Southern Cal scored twice in a six-minute opening half span to take a 2-0 halftime lead. The first came in the 30th minute when Tara McKeown put in Alea Hyatt’s free kick off the scrum in front of the goal.

Arlie Jones put in the deflection off Savianna Gomez’s shot in the 36th minute to open up a 2-0 USC lead.

The first Gator goal for senior Alex Stubblebine cut the Trojan’s lead late in the opening half. Kit Loferski’s pass found Stubblebine and her defender fell as Stubblebine moved toward goal above the center of the box. Stubblebine took advantage of the space to score on a 22-yard strike to the far post at 41:57.

McKeown opened up the second half scoring at 59:15 with her second goal of the night. Penelope Hocking sent a diagonal ball through the box that McKeown caught up to before hitting a right-footed shot at the top corner of the six-yard box.

Worth Noting  Stubblebine scored her first Gator goal tonight and her first goal since Oct. 30, 2016 versus Temple as a Cincinnati freshman. Stubblebine transferred to Florida for the 2017 season, but injury limited her participation in her first two seasons with the Gators.  Stubblebine’s strike at 41:57 was Florida’s first goal of 2019 in the opening half of play. Coming into tonight, four Gator goals came in the second half and one in overtime.  The Gators are halfway through their challenging four-match road stretch versus top-20 teams. Tonight, the Gators started a three match stretch versus top-5 teams in an eight-day span – No. 5 USC, No. 4 UCLA and No. 1 Florida State.  Two starting Gators are not with the team in Los Angeles this week. Sophomore defender Georgia Eaton-Collins is with England’s Under-21 National Team for Nordic Cup play. Freshman midfielder Ava Kuyken is also back in England for a U19 national team camp.

Records: Florida: 2-1-0, 0-0-0 SEC No. 5 Southern California: 3-0-0, 0-0-0 Pac-12

What the Gators Said: On tonight’s match: “We gave up three goals on restarts - two throw-ins and one free kick. Throw-in are especially something that we work on so that was a little disappointing. But thought in the second half we had some really good opportunities. Our press was effective against them. We were unlucky not to get one or two more.

“I think this is a game that we can really, really grow from. I’m glad we are playing this kind of schedule because it will really help us in the long run.” – Florida Head Coach Becky Burleigh

What happened on your goal – which is also the first of your Gator career? “I was just outside of the 18 and the ball got served in. Kit (Loferski) had her back to goal and she set it perfectly. I just took a touch, got by the defender and took a shot – and it went in!

It felt amazing! I can’t believe it. Growing up, I never thought I’d be playing here and to be able to score is really awesome.” – senior midfielder Alex Stubblebine

Florida (2-1-0, SEC 0-0-0) at No. 5 Southern California (3-0-0, 0-0-0 Pac-12) Stadium: Banc of California Stadium (3,529) Weather: 75 degrees, winds SW at 6 mph, 60% humidity

Goals by Period 1 2 Total Florida 1 0 1 Southern California 2 1 3

Scoring Summary: No. Time Team Goal Scorer Assist 1. 29:02 USC Tara McKeown Alea Hyatt 2. 35:35 USC Arlie Jones Savianna Gomez 3. 41:57 UF Alex Stubblebine Kit Loferski 4. 59:15 USC Tara McKeown Penelope Hocking

Shots: Florida 12, Southern California 14 Saves: Florida 2 (Susi Espinoza 2), Southern California 5 (Anna Smith 5)