Soccer Fact and Records Book

2019 NORTH TEXAS SOCCER FACT AND RECORDS BOOK

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Credits: the North Texas Athletics Communications Department Photography: Rick Yeatts Mean Green Mission Statement * BUILDING CHAMPIONS and PREPARING LEADERS through the pursuit of perfection in academics, athletics, and life. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Soccer Quick Facts 2 PROFILES University Information 2019 Roster...... 2 Location: Denton, Texas Head Coach...... 3 Founded: 1890 Enrollment: 37,979 Assistant Coaches...... 5 Nickname: Mean Green Player Profiles...... 7 Colors: Green and White Newcomer Profiles...... 16 Conference: Conference USA President: Dr. Neal Smatresk Athletic Director: Wren Baker 21 2018 IN REVIEW Home Facility: Mean Green Soccer / Track & Field Stadium 2018 Results and Statistics...... 21 Main Athletics Phone: 940.565.2662 2018 Conference USA in Review...... 22 School Website: MeanGreenSports.com All-Time Series Records...... 24 Staff Information Head Coach: John Hedlund Alma Mater: Midwestern State (’84) 25 RECORDS Overall Record: 343-127-34 (24 years) Record at UNT: Same Scoring...... 25 Office Phone: 940.565.3669 Shooting and Participation...... 26 E-Mail: [email protected] Goalkeeping Records...... 27 Assistant Coach: Daniel Dobson Year-By-Year Records...... 28 Office Phone: 940.565.3652 All-Time Appearances/Goals...... 29 Assistant Coach: Fleur Benatar Team Records...... 31 Office Phone: 940.565.3652 Goalkeeper Coach: Matt Montayne Program Records...... 32 Office Phone: 940.565.3652 Miscellaneous & Coaching Records...... 33 North Texas Hall of Fame...... 34 Soccer Information Year-By-Year Results...... 35 First Year of Program: 1995 2017 Season Results...... 36 Starters Returning/Leaving: 8/3 Mean Green Soccer Complex Records...... 40 Letterwinners Returning/Leaving: 11/15 Conference Tourney Results...... 41 Newcomers: 15 Letterwinners...... 42 2018 Overall Record: 15-3-3 2018 C-USA Record (Finish): 8-1-1(1st), C-USA Tournament Champs All-Time Awards...... 44 Memorable Moments...... 46 Media Information Soccer Media Contact: Luke Della Program Notes...... 48 Office Phone: 940.369.7980 E-Mail: [email protected]

2019 North Texas soccer Fact And Records Book 1 profiles 9 2019 roster

9 Alphabetical Roster

No. Name Ht. Position Year Hometown Last School 27 Hannah Ager 5-5 Midfield FR Round Rock, Texas Round Rock HS 4 Hanna Banks 5-5 Forward SOPH Round Rock, Texas Round Rock HS 8 Briana Beaty 5-3 Midfield FR Tomball, Texas Tomball Memorial HS 19 JJ Binder 5-4 Forward FR Denton, Texas Ryan HS 10 Chloe Bohanon 5-6 Midfield RS FR Frisco, Texas Oklahoma 1 Kelsey Brann 5-10 Goalkeeper RS SOPH Humble, Texas Tulsa 14 Logan Bruffett 5-5 Midfield JR Rockwall, Texas Community HS 2 Ansley Bunger 5-10 Defense JR Keller, Texas Arkansas 12 Allie Byrd 6-0 Forward FR Kingwood, Texas Kingwood Park HS 16 Elle Marie DeFrain 5-8 Midfield JR Plano, Texas Plano East HS 7 Lauren Frank 5-6 Defense RS JR Carrollton, Texas Hebron HS 9 Michelle Gonzalez 5-2 Midfield FR Garland, Texas Parish Episcopal HS 13 Madeline Guderian 5-4 Defense SR Coppell, Texas New Tech High @ Coppell 15 Lana Hastings 5-7 Defense SOPH Bastrop, Texas Bastrop HS 24 Taylor Hunter 6-1 Defense FR Denton, Texas Guyer HS 25 Dominique James 5-7 Defense SR Fort Worth, Texas Keller Central HS 21 Olivia Klein 5-7 Forward SOPH Frisco, Texas Frisco HS 23 Brooke Lampe 5-10 F/MF/D/GK JR Mansfield, Texas Lake Ridge HS 6 Brittnye Lawson 5-3 Defense RS JR Mesquite, Texas Poteet HS 0 Sadie McGill 6-0 Goalkeeper FR Fort Worth, Texas L.D. Bell HS 18 Natalie Newell 5-6 Defense SR Murphy, Texas Plano East HS 22 Berklee Peters 5-4 Forward JR Keller, Texas Keller HS 20 Desiree Ramirez 5-7 Midfield FR Duncanille, Texas Duncanville HS 5 Destiny Ramirez 5-7 Midfield FR Duncanville Texas Duncanville HS 3 Quincy Sheppard 5-6 Defense FR Murphy, Texas Plano East HS 11 Mackenzie Stricklin 5-8 Forward FR Heath, Texas Rockwall-Heath HS

9 Numerical Roster No. Name Ht. Position Year Hometown Last School 0 Sadie McGill 6-0 Goalkeeper FR Fort Worth, Texas L.D. Bell HS 1 Kelsey Brann 5-10 Goalkeeper RS SOPH Humble, Texas Tulsa 2 Ansley Bunger 5-10 Defense JR Keller, Texas Arkansas 3 Quincy Sheppard 5-6 Defense FR Murphy, Texas Plano East HS 4 Hanna Banks 5-5 Forward SOPH Round Rock, Texas Round Rock HS 5 Destiny Ramirez 5-7 Midfield FR Duncanville Texas Duncanville HS 6 Brittnye Lawson 5-3 Defense RS JR Mesquite, Texas Poteet HS 7 Lauren Frank 5-6 Defense RS JR Carrollton, Texas Hebron HS 8 Briana Beaty 5-3 Midfield FR Tomball, Texas Tomball Memorial HS 9 Michelle Gonzalez 5-2 Midfield FR Garland, Texas Parish Episcopal HS 10 Chloe Bohanon 5-6 Midfield RS FR Frisco, Texas Oklahoma 11 Mackenzie Stricklin 5-8 Forward FR Heath, Texas Rockwall-Heath HS 12 Allie Byrd 6-0 Forward FR Kingwood, Texas Kingwood Park HS 13 Madeline Guderian 5-4 Defense SR Coppell, Texas New Tech High @ Coppell 14 Logan Bruffett 5-5 Midfield JR Rockwall, Texas Community HS 15 Lana Hastings 5-7 Defense SOPH Bastrop, Texas Bastrop HS 16 Elle Marie DeFrain 5-8 Midfield JR Plano, Texas Plano East HS 18 Natalie Newell 5-6 Defense SR Murphy, Texas Plano East HS 19 JJ Binder 5-4 Forward FR Denton, Texas Ryan HS 20 Desiree Ramirez 5-7 Midfield FR Duncanille, Texas Duncanville HS 21 Olivia Klein 5-7 Forward SOPH Frisco, Texas Frisco HS 22 Berklee Peters 5-4 Forward JR Keller, Texas Keller HS 23 Brooke Lampe 5-10 F/MF/D/GK JR Mansfield, Texas Lake Ridge HS 24 Taylor Hunter 6-1 Defense FR Denton, Texas Guyer HS 25 Dominique James 5-7 Defense SR Fort Worth, Texas Keller Central HS 27 Hannah Ager 5-5 Midfield FR Round Rock, Texas Round Rock HS

HEAD COACH: John Hedlund, Midwestern State ‘84 (25th season) ASSISTANT COACHES: Daniel Dobson, Memphis ‘04 (8th season), Fleur Benatar, North Texas ‘99 (7th season), Matt Montayne, (9th season)

2 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book profiles 9 head coach

John The Hedlund File Hedlund Coaching Career 1995-present: Head Coach, North Texas Head Coach 4 5th - all-time in wins among coaches with 300+ wins at one school 25th Year 4 Midwestern State ‘84 4 5th - all-time in winning percentage among coaches with 300+ wins Having established himself as one of the most prominent coaches in the nation, John Hedlund has molded the Mean Green soccer program into one of the nation’s elite that has never had a losing season. Since 4 20th - Division I coach to reach the program’s birth in 1995, Hedlund has led North Texas to a 343-127- 300 career victories 34 record (71.4 percentage), 15 conference championships, six NCAA 4 24 - consecutive winning seasons Tournament appearances and a top 25 national ranking in 2018 with a 71.4 winning percentage What has been a winning tradition program for decades, Hedlund has built an even greater dynasty since moving to Conference USA in 2013. The Mean Green have won seven C-USA championships since 2014 and 4 15 Conference Titles and 8 Runner-Up reached the NCAA Tournament three times since 2015 and won more games during this time span than any 2018 Conference USA Tournament other C-USA opponent. 2018 Conference USA Regular Season North Texas in 2018 won both the C-USA Regular Season and Tournament championship, earned a No. 24 2017 Conference USA Tournament national ranking and featured NCAA All-American Dominique James who also was named the C-USA Player 2016 Conference USA Regular Season of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year. They had eight all conference honorees, which was more than any 2015 Conference USA Tournament other school in the league. 2015 Conference USA Regular Season Entering the 2018 season, Hedlund was only one of eight active coaches who has won 300 or more matches 2014 Conference USA Regular Season all at the same school. Of those eight coaches, he ranked fifth in wins and fifth in winning percentage. Anson 2012 Sun Belt Tournament Dorrance (North Carolina, 40 years) and G Guerrieri (Texas A&M, 26 years) are the only other active coaches 2012 Sun Belt Regular Season to have never had a losing season at one school for more than 20 years in a row. In 2017, Hedlund led North 2011 Sun Belt Regular Season Texas to its 13th women’s soccer conference championship by claiming the Conference USA Tournament title. 2005 Sun Belt Regular Season Last year North Texas had one of the most potent offenses, scoring the eighth-most goals in the country. They 2005 Sun Belt Tournament also did it on the defensive end, holding opponents to a C-USA best .8 goals per match. Defender Dominque 2004 Sun Belt Regular Season James was named first-team all-conference and the Mean Green had two other players earn all-conference nods as well. In the tournament, Taylor Torres was named the Offensive MVP, James was named the Defensive 2004 Sun Belt Tournament MVP and Natalie McDowell and Natalie Newell were named to the all-tournament team as they claimed the 2001 Sun Belt Regular Season conference championship and reached the NCAA Tournament 4 6-Time Coach of the Year In total, the Mean Green have had 87 all-conference selections and 57 all-tournament selections. 2011 Sun Belt Conference Since joining C-USA in 2013, UNT has dominated. Entering the 2018 season, they are 48-10-5 in all conference 2005 Sun Belt Conference matches. No other school in C-USA comes close to the amount of wins or the .801 winning percentage since 2004 Sun Belt Conference UNT moved to C-USA. Entering the 2018 season, the Mean Green were and still are riding a NCAA-best 2004, 2005 Greater Denton Sports home conference unbeaten streak. They haven’t been beaten at home by a conference opponent since Oct. 31, Commission 2008.. They posted a 4-0-1 record in home conference matches in 2017. In 13 years in the Sun Belt Conference the Mean Green earned the respect of the league’s coaches. UNT won eight conference championships and 2001 Dallas Morning News garnered 47 all-conference selections, including 35 first-team all-conference nods. Playing Career 1986-1995: Dallas Sidekicks Six women’s soccer players have been inducted to the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2005 Krista Davey * 1987 MISL Champions * 1993 CISL Champions was the first soccer player to be inducted, followed by Christy Johnson in 2007 and Marilyn Marin in 2008. 1988-91: Dallas Rockets Melinda Pina was voted into the Hall of Fame in 2011, Heather Hutyra joined them in 2013 and Kendall Juett * 1989 SISL Defensive Player of the Year entered in 2017. 1984-85: New York Express Under Hedlund, the Mean Green have also succeeded in the classroom, in 2017 UNT had multiple women with * Signed with first professional team at a 3.75 or higher and eight others had G.P.A.s of 3.0 or higher. age 23 1983-84 US National Team The team was recognized for its off-field accomplishments by the National Soccer Coaches Association of * Played with the US National Team in America as one of the recipients for the 2010 and 2014 NSCAA Team Academic Award. The NSCAA annually several tournaments, which included hands out the academic honor to Division I schools whose team grade point average is a 3.0 or higher. The Mean Green posted a team grade-point average of 3.22 for the 2013-14 school year. Additionally, the women’s Sweden, Finland, South Korea and Canada soccer team’s APR (Academic Progress Report) has been ranked in the top 10% nationally three out of the last 1980-84 Midwestern State Univer. six years.Hedlund’s association with North Texas began in 1990 as an assistant men’s soccer coach. He served * 1984 All-American, Team Captain briefly as the head coach of the men’s program in 1994 before the university discontinued the sport. In 1995, * 1983, All-American, MVP National Hedlund concluded a 12-year professional playing career, in which he played defender for the United States Tournament, All-Tournament Team, tied Men’s Olympic qualifying team (1983-84), the New York Express (1984-85), the Dallas Sidekicks (1986-87 and National Tournament record, 1992-95) and the Dallas Rockets (1988-91). In four seasons with the Sidekicks, he scored 15 goals in 78 games over four seasons, and ranks 19th in team history in shots blocked and 33rd in games played. He was a member scoring four goals in one game of the 1986-87 and 1993 Sidekicks championship teams, blocking a total of 20 shots during his playoff career,

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 3 profiles 9 head coach the 12th-most in Sidekicks history.He scored five goals in the 1994 CISL playoffs for the Sidekicks, and ranks 20th in club history in playoff goals. In the outdoor game, Hedlund played with the Richardson Rockets, who won the 1991 SISL Championship and reached the 1991 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final. Hedlund helped the Rockets reach new heights in American soccer by reaching the fourth round of the 1992 CONCACAF Champions Cup. The Dallas Rockets were one of only three United States teams to reach the fourth round of the Champions Cup in the pre-Major League Soccer era (1969-1994), but fell in the fourth round to Club America in Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. He played with the United States Olympic team under Manfred Schellscheidt in the lead up to the 1984 Summer Olympics, but missed the Olympic Tournament due to injury. With the United States, Hedlund played tournaments in South Korea, Sweden, Finland and Malaysia. A four-year letterwinner at Midwestern State University, Hedlund was twice voted to the NAIA All-America team in college. He scored 26 goals and added 12 assists playing several different positions on the pitch. He was named the Most Valuable Player in the 1983 NAIA National Tournament, as he led the Mustangs to the championship game. He is a member of Midwestern State’s Athletic Hall of Honor.The Plano native holds a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Midwestern State and resides in Argyle with his wife, Julie. They have two sons: Chad, who played football at Wake Forest and SMU and Cole, who kicked for the Mean Green football team and entered the 2019 NFL season with the Indianapolis Colts. Cole set the national high school football record for field goals made while at Argyle High School in 2011.

John Hedlund’s Coaching Career

YEAR SCHOOL RECORD HIGHLIGHTS 1991 North Texas (Asst. Men’s Coach) 9-9-0 Beat nationally-ranked St. Louis 1992 North Texas (Asst. Men’s Coach) 9-6-2 Won seven of last nine games 1993 North Texas (Asst. Men’s Coach) 8-8-1 Went 6-2-1 in last nine games 1994 No North Texas team 1995 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 11-6-1 Winning record in program’s inaugural season 1996 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 11-8 Missed Big West Tournament by one win 1997 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 13-6 Led country in scoring for five weeks 1998 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 13-4-2 First win over nationally-ranked opponent 1999 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 14-4-1 First-ever win over Texas 2000 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 15-5-2 Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Finals 2001 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 13-5 Sun Belt Conference Regular-Season Champions 2002 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 14-5-1 Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Finals 2003 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 15-6-1 Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Finals 2004 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 16-6-1 Sun Belt Conference Regular-Season Champions SBC Tournament Champions, NCAA Tournament 2005 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 16-4-2 Sun Belt Conference Regular-Season Champions SBC Tournament Champions, NCAA Tournament 2006 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 15-5-2 Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Finals 2007 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 15-8-0 Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Finals 2008 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 15-4-1 Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Semifinals 2009 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 12-7-2 Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Semifinals 2010 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 12-7-2 Eight game unbeaten streak 2011 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 14-4-3 Sun Belt Conference Regular-Season Champions 2012 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 16-5-2 Sun Belt Conference Regular-Season Champions SBC Tournament Champions, NCAA Tournament 2013 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 14-7-1 C-USA No. 2 seed, advanced to tourney finals 2014 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 16-5-1 Conference USA Regular-Season Champions Advanced to tourney finals 2015 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 19-4-1 Conference USA Regular-Season Champions Conference USA Tournament Champions, NCAA Tournament 2016 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 15-5-1 Conference USA Regular-Season Champions 2017 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 14-4-4 Conference USA Tournament Champions, NCAA Tournament 2018 North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 15-3-3 Conference USA Regular-Season Champions Conference USA Tournament Champions Totals 24 Seasons as women’s head coach 343-127-34 15 Conference Titles, 6 NCAA Tournament Appearances

4 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book profiles 9 assistant coaches Daniel Fleur Dobson Benatar

Assistant Coach/ Assistant Coach Recruiting Coordinator

8th Year 4 Memphis ‘04 7th Year 4 North Texas ‘99

Daniel Dobson finished his fifth season as the top assistant on John Hedlund’s coach- 1997 UNT soccer graduate, Fleur Benatar is in ing staff in 2018. He serves as the top re- her fourth season as the Mean Green’s assistant cruiting assistant and also coaches the field players. Dobson started out as a volunteer coach but her seventh year overall with the assistant at North Texas in 2012 and moved into a full-time position in 2014. program. Since Dobson joined the Mean Green, he has helped lead North Texas to nine Benatar, who played under John Hedlund at UNT from 1996-97 served as an assis- championships (five regular-season & four conference tournament champion- tant coach with Hedlund from 2000-01. She then returned to North Texas in 2015 ships) and four trips to the NCAA Tournament. He also helped lead North as the director of operations and then was added as an assistant coach in 2016. Texas to a school record in wins with 19 (2015) and a Conference USA record for shutouts in a season with 16 shutouts (2015). In her six full seasons at UNT as a coach, the Mean Green have won three confer- In 2018, the Mean Green were the Conference USA Regular Season and Tour- ence regular season titles and four conference tournament titles. nament champions and boasted a conference-best nine all-conference players North Texas has had some of its most successful seasons while Benatar was on including junior Dominique James who was named the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year and overall Player of the Year. staff. The Mean Green won a program-best 19 matches in 2015 on their way to a C-USA Regular Season championship and Tournament championship. In 2017, Dobson helped lead the Mean Green to another Conference USA championship and advanced to the NCAA tournament for the fifth time in In 2018, UNT reached a national ranking as high as No. 24, the first time the pro- school history. North Texas finished with a 14-4-4 record, the program’s 23rd gram has ever been nationally ranked, and junior Dominique James was honored consecutive winning season and featured the conference’s top defense that as the program’s first all-American. UNT went on to win the 2018 C-USA Regular allowed just .8 goals per match and had one of the country’s most potent of- Season and Tournament championship. fense’s, scoring the eighth most goals (49) in the country. The Mean Green had three players earn all-conference nods, including first- As a player, Benatar scored seven career goals in two seasons at North Texas and team selectee Dominque James. appeared in 36 matches. The Mean Green improved their NCAA-best undefeated home conference Along with her time at UNT, Benatar has coaching experience throughout the unbeaten streak to 44 by positing a 4-0-1 record in home conference matches Dallas-Fort Worth area at the club level, with the Olympic Development Program in 2017. North Texas hasn’t lost a home conference match since Oct. 31 2008 (ODP) and with US Soccer where she still is a coach. and are 41-0-3 during the streak. In 2016, Dobson helped lead the Mean Green to their third straight Con- Benatar left North Texas after the 2001 season to start the Texas Woman’s Univer- ference USA regular-season conference title. The Mean Green went 9-1 in sity program. In her 11 years as the head coach of the Pioneers, Benatar compiled conference play, only the second time that a North Texas team has won nine a record of 63-119-23. Under Benatar’s direction, 47 TWU soccer student-athletes league games. North Texas earned the No. 1 seed in the Conference USA received All-Lone Star Conference honors, six earned All-South Central Region Championship but ultimately lost in the semifinals. honors, 13 were named to the All-Lone Star Conference Academic Team and In 2015, Dobson helped coach the Mean Green to what might go down as the 54 received Commissioner’s Honor Roll. She also coached back-to-back LSC best team in program history. North Texas won a school-record 19 games, en Academic Players of the Year in Aly Vincent-Evans in 2008 and Jacqueline Horner route to winning back-to-back regular season titles. The team won its first in 2009. Conference USA Championship and advanced to the NCAA tournament for the fourth time in school history. The 2015 team was ranked as high as No. Benatar has more than 20 years of experience coaching club soccer, working with 3 in the central region and received votes in the national poll throughout the Liberty FC, Sting Soccer Club, Solar Soccer Club and Liverpool FC America. Since season. North Texas also beat TCU, 1-0, on the road. 2016, she was a coach for Region III of the Olympic Development Program, where Dobson mentored nine all-conference players, including C-USA Co-Offensive she evaluated, coached and mentored top soccer players in the region. Player of the Year Rachel Holden, Midfielder of the Year Karla Pineda and first-team all-conference goalkeeper Jackie Kerestine. Benatar is also involved with soccer at the national level. Since 2013, she has been a national team training coach at the US Soccer’s Dallas Training Center. The 2014 team won its first Conference USA regular-season title behind a record of 16-5-1 and 14 shutouts. Rachel Holden, Karla Pineda and Jackie She holds a U.S.S.F. National “A” coaching license and is a state-level course Kerestine received all-conference honors for their play in 2014. North Texas instructor. also defeated Oregon State (Pac 12) at home. A graduate of Richardson High School, Benatar played college soccer for two In 2013, North Texas defeated two Big 12 teams: at TCU (2-0) and at Okla- homa (5-0). North Texas finished second in C-USA and advanced to the con- seasons at Arkansas before transferring to North Texas in 1996. She received her ference finals. Dobson helped coach the 2013 C-USA Offensive Player of the undergraduate degree in kinesiology from North Texas in 1999 and her master’s Year (Rachel Holden) and 2013 C-USA Defensive Player of the Year (Kelsey degree in kinesiology in May 2002. Hodges). Hodges went on to sign a professional contract with the Seattle Sounders Women in 2014 and a Division I team in Sweden. Benatar and her husband, Will, have a daughter, Gabrielle and two sons, Fletcher and Phillip. As a player, Dobson was a standout for Memphis from 2001-04. He was named team captain for his senior year and led the Tigers win a C-USA regular season and tournament championship. That year, Memphis was ranked as high as No. 10 in the nation, the highest-ever ranking for Memphis. He became the first Memphis product to sign a Major League Soccer contract, and spent time with both the Kansas City Wizards and Chivas USA. After his playing career, Dobson has spent 12 years coaching club, academy, high school and collegiate soccer squads throughout the Metroplex. This will be his seventh season with the Mean Green program. Dobson is a graduate of Naaman Forest High School in Garland, Texas. He and his wife, Casey Fields Dobson, have two sons, Luke and Casen. 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 5 profiles 9 assistant coaches Matt III diplomas, as well as his Advanced National goalkeeping license. As a player, Montayne was a standout keeper, helping lead Richland College to the 2003 NJCAA National Championship. He played one year in the PASL (Indoor Montayne Soccer) for the Rockwall Raptors. Montayne was a member of the ODP pool, and was a two-time All-District selection at Naaman Forest High School. He won a Goalkeeper Coach gold medal for Flame United in the junior championships Prague, Czech Republic. Montayne is a 2011 graduate of Midwestern State University.

9th Season 4 Midwestern State ‘11

Matt Montayne brings a wealth of experience as North Texas’ goalkeeper coach. In what will be his second stint with UNT, Montayne has helped the Mean Green capture six regular-season titles, three conference tournament championships and three trips to the NCAA Tournament. Montayne began his second-stint at UNT in 2018, his eighth season with the program overall. In 2018, Montayne mentored redshirt freshman goalkeeper Kelsey Brann who went on to be recognized as one of the top four best freshmen keepers in the nation and led Conference USA in nearly every statistical category. In 2016, Montayne mentored two goalkeepers in Brooke Bradley and Miranda Schoening. Bradley started the first half of the season, earning two Conference USA Goalkeepers of the Week honors before missing the rest of the season with an injury. Montayne turned to Schoening, a freshman, and in her first career start, recorded a win and shutout against Western Kentucky. She went on to receive a C-USA Goalkeeper of the Week award and posted a season record of 8-2. Montayne coached the program’s greatest goalkeeper, Jackie Kerestine, her entire career at North Texas. Over the course of her career, she became the most decorated goalkeeper at North Texas and will go down in the record books as one of the top players in school history. Kerestine has set nearly every single goalkeeping record at North Texas, including all the career records. Kerestine capped her career in 2015 by being named first-team all-conference after breaking her own single-season school records in wins (19) and shutouts (15). She was named Conference USA Goalkeeper of the Week five times, named defensive MVP of the Conference USA Championship, and named the Las Vegas Invitational’s Most Outstanding Player and Defensive Player. She was ranked first in the conference and ranked in the top five nationally in G.A.A., shutouts and save percentage. In 2014, Montayne mentored Kerestine to one of the best single seasons by a North Texas goalkeeper. The redshirt junior goalkeeper came back stronger than ever from a knee injury suffered the year before. In 2014, Kerestine set a conference and single-season school record with a 0.51 goals-against average. She also led the conference the entire season in GAA, save percentage and shutouts. The 14 shutouts was also a single-season school record. She also went on to set career records at North Texas in shutouts, saves and wins. Kerestine was honored with second-team all-conference honors, four Conference USA Defensive Player of the Week awards and was named to the C-USA All- Tournament Team in 2014. In 2013, Montayne tutored Hailey Riley in goal after Kerestine went down with a knee injury. Riley went on to receive two Conference USA Defensive Player of the Week awards and played in the conference championship game. Montayne also helped coach the C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Kelsey Hodges. In 2011, Montayne helped North Texas goalkeepers tie a single-season school record with 11 shutouts, which were instrumental to winning the Sun Belt Confer- ence title. As a team, North Texas posted the second-best goals against average in school history, and ranked 23rd in the nation in GAA. Montayne has been a goalkeeper instructor since 2007. He is currently the Regional Associate Director of NO.1 Soccer Camps. He has trained a number of goalkeepers in the DFW area with a high success rate from beginner, club, ECNL, high school, college and professional. He is currently sponsored by Elite Sport USA Goalkeeping brand. Matt has earned his NSCAA Goalkeeping level I, II and

6 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book profiles 9 returner profiles

Kelsey Logan 1 Brann 14 Bruffett Goalkeeper Midfield

RS Soph. 4 5-10 Jr. 4 5-5 Humble, TX 4 Tulsa/Atascocita HS Rockwall, Texas 4 Community HS

2018 2018 • Played in all 21 matches and started all except Senior Day • One of four captains on the team • 2018 C-USA All-Tournament Team 2018 • Led C-USA in save percentage (.861), goals-against average (.562), shutout per- • Played in all 21 matches and started all except on Senior Day centage (.452) and shutouts (9) • Scored two goals, scoring both in consecutive matches on Oct.19 versus FAU and • Shutout Rice in the quarterfinals of the C-USA Championship Oct. 21 versus FIU • Recorded four straight shutouts from Sept. 7 through Oct. 5 • Assisted on Aaliyah Nolan’s goal at Marshall on Oct. 14 • Named C-USA Keeper of the Week on Aug. 20 after facing 31 shots over two • Earned a 2018-19 C-USA Commissioner Academic Medal for having a 3.75+ matches and allowing only one goal GPA • Ranked in Top Drawer Soccer’s Midseason Top 100 Freshmen at No. 67 and the • Played 102 minutes at Middle Tennessee in the Mean Green’s C-USA Regular No. 3 ranked freshman goalkeeper Season Championship clinching win • Ranked in Top Drawer Soccer’s Postseason Top 100 Freshmen and was the No. 4 • Played 110 minutes in the first round of the NCAA Tournament overall ranked freshman keeper • Played 90+ minutes in seven matches, including all four of UNT’s postseason • Voted to the C-USA All-Freshman team matches • Voted Third Team All-Conference • Primarily played outside back and attacking midfield

2017 (Tulsa) 2017 • Receieved a medical hardship • Played in 19 matches and started three • Scored her first and only goal on Sept. 10 versus Indiana High School (Atascocita HS)l • Had one assist on the year on Sept. 8 versus Weber State • Had a Top Drawer Soccer IMG Girls Academy No. 92 ranking • Attempted 15 shots and eight shots on goal • Was a member of the Mexican Women’s National Team from 2014-2017 • Played the entire 90 minutes versus UAB on Oct. 13 • Played in the 2016 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in Amman, Jordan and High School reached the quarterfinals • Was a letterwinner in soccer, basketball and track at Community High School • Captured a third-place finish in the 2016 Tournament of Gradisca in Gradisca • Was a team captain of the soccer and basketball teams for her senior season d’Isonzo, Italy, a silver medal in the 2016 CONCACAF U17 World Cup Qualifier • Helped lead the soccer team to an 8-0 record as a junior, when they advanced to in St. Georges, Granada, and a bronze medal in the 2014 IOW Youth Summer the regional quarterfinals Olympics in Nanjing, China • Was named the 2015-16 UIL All-District 10-4A Midfield MVP • Played with the USSF National Team and was a US Training Center invitee from • Was a two-time first-team all-district honoree in soccer 2011-14 • Was an all-district player in basketball • Played club soccer for the Texas Rush U18 ECNL and Atascocita High School • Was named all-district defensive first team during the 2013-14 season • At AHS, was a first-team all-state goalkeeper selection as a freshman, earned • Was a recent 2017 first-team all-district player honorable mention honors as a sophomore after playing just six games due to • Was a three-time Lady Braves Award honoree injury, and was a second-team honoree as a senior • Was the National Honors Society president and is her class valedictorian • Earned first-team all-district honors twice • Has played for the Solar Chelsea club team since she was 11 years old and has • Was chosen as the District Goalkeeper of the Year during her freshman campaign

BRANN’S CAREER STATS BRUFFETT’S CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Min. GAA Save% Saves SHO Record Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK 2018 21-20 1,872:35 12 .868 79 9 15-3-3 2017 19-3 1 1 4 15 0 0-0 TOTAL 21-20 1,872:35 12 .868 79 9 15-3-3 2018 21-20 2 1 5 15 1 0-0 TOTAL 40-23 3 2 9 30 1 0-0

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 7 profiles 9 returner profiles

Ansley Elle-Marie 2 Bunger 16 DeFrain Defense Midfield

Jr. 4 5-10 Jr. 4 5-8 Keller, Texas 4 Arkansas/ Byron Plano, Texas 4Plano East Senior HS Nelson HS

2018 2018 • Played in 20 matches • Played in and started all 21 matches • Took 13 shots and put four on goal including two against Texas A&M in the first • Scored three goals and assisted on three goals round of the NCAA Tournament • Her nine points ranked fifth most on the team • In the Mean Green’s 3-2 penalty kick shootout victory over LA Tech in semifinals • Assisted on a Berklee Peters’ goal on Sept. 30 versus UTSA of the C-USA Championship she scored the winning third goal • Scored in the season-opener versus Incarnate Word • Played a season-high 84 minutes versus Texas A&M in the first round of the • All her goals came at home NCAA Tournament • Played midfield 2017 (Arkansas) 2017 • Played in four games and recorded two assists • Played in 19 matches and made nine starts, including the final six matches • Played a season-high 45 minutes versus Mississippi Valley • Scored her only goal of the year on Sept. 24 at LA Tech in a 1-1 tie. It was the • Had a season-high two assists versus Mississippi Valley match-tying goal in the final minutes of the match. • Missed three games with an injury High School (Byron Nelson HS) • Started in the Mean Green’s C-USA Championship game versus Charlotte and • 2016 National Elite Prep Showcase All-Tournament second team scored the first goal of the penalty kick shootout. • Became Byron Nelson High’s all-time scoring leader after earning her 52nd career goal High School • Qualified in top eight of 2016 playoffs with club team FC Dallas • Named team MVP as a freshman • 2015 Texas Association of Soccer Coaches Class 6A All-State first team • Was named the District 10-5A Utility MVP as a freshman, honorable mention • 2014 Texas Association of Soccer Coaches Class 6A All-State second team all-district as a sophomore and second-team all-district as a junior • 2014 District 5-6A Offensive Most Valuable Player • Played club for Dallas Texans ECNL and Dallas Sting ECNL • 2013 UIL Class 4A All-State Team • Her teams were the state cup champions in 2011 and 2012 and were regional champions in 2012 • Was selected to the ODP North Texas Regional Team from 2011-13 • Was an ODP Region III Pool selection in 2013

BUNGER’S CAREER STATS DEFRAIN’S CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK 2018 20-0 0 0 0 13 0 0-0 2017 19-9 1 2 4 23 0 0-0 TOTAL 20-0 0 0 0 13 0 0-0 2018 21-21 3 3 9 37 0 0-1 TOTAL 40-30 4 5 13 60 0 0-1

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Madeline Dominique 13 Guderian 25 James Defense Defense

Sr. 4 5-4 Sr. 4 5-7 Coppell, Texas 4 New Tech High Fort Worth, Texas 4 Keller @ Coppell Central HS

2018 2018 • Played in all 21 matches and made 10 starts • Team captain • 2018 C-USA All-Tournament Team • 2018 NCAA All-American Third Team • Scored the first goal in the Mean Green’s 2-0 quarterfinals victory over Rice in • 2018 All-South Region First Team the C-USA Championship • 2018 C-USA Player of the Year • Assisted on the championship-winning goal in the second overtime versus • 2018 C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Southern Miss in the finals of the C-USA Championship • 2018 C-USA All-Conference First Team • Finished the C-USA Championship with two assists and a goal • 2018 C-USA All-Academic • Scored her first career goal and had an assist in the Mean Green’s 2-0 C-USA • 2018 C-USA Spirit and Service Award winner Championship Quarterfinal win over Rice on Oct. 31 • 2018-19 C-USA Commissioner Academic Medal for having a 3.75+ GPA • Had two assists, her first career assists, in the Mean Green’s 2-0 win over UAB on • Ranked No. 60 in the nation in Top Drawer Soccer’s Postseason Top 100. Oct.7 • 2018 C-USA Preseason Defensive Player of the Year • In the final 11 matches of the season, Guderian made nine starts and recorded • Named C-USA Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 10 seven points. She had no career points prior to the 11-match stretch • Named C-USA Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 8, becoming the first repeat 2017 winner for 2018 • Played in 19 games and made five starts • Named C-USA Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 22 • Played 107 minutes in the overtime tie at LA Tech on Sept. 24 • Awarded by UNT administration as the Female Athlete of the Year for a second • Played the entire 90 minutes versus UTEP and at Marshall straight year at the 2019 Scrappys • Attempted seven shots, including a season-high two against UTSA 2017 2016 • 2017 All-C-USA First-Team • Saw action in 20 games • 2017 C-USA All-Academic First-Team • Started the final two games of the season in the defense • 2017 C-USA Tournament Defensive MVP • Played a season-high 92 minutes against ODU in the C-USA Championship • Started all 22 matches and played the entirety of 16 matches • Part of a defensive unit that held C-USA opponents to 5 shots on goal or less in • Named a team captain towards the end of the season 7 of 10 games • Recorded an assist on Oct. 8 versus UTSA • Part of a defensive unit that held C-USA opponents to 1 goal or less in 8 of 10 • Attempted two shots games • Awarded by UNT administration as the Female Athlete of the Year at the 2018 • Was part of a defense that posted seven shutouts Scrappys High School 2016 • Was part of a state and national championship with Coppell High School in 2015 • Saw action all 21 game, starting 15 • Was named first-team all-district in 2015, second-team all-district in 2014 and • Moved into the starting lineup the seventh game of the season honorable mention in 2013 • Played mostly defense but also saw time at forward • Was a four-year letterwinner and was also named most improved player in 2013 • Played the most minutes out of the 11 newcomers • Was an academic all-district honoree for three straight years • Dished out an assist on Anna Flobeck’s game-winning header against Oral Madeline’s older sister, Allison, was a four-year letterwinner with the Mean Green Roberts from 2010-13 and was a part of three conference championship teams • Scored the game-winning goal against Texas Southern, the first goal of her career • Recorded an assist on Rachel Holden’s game-winning goal vs. Marshall • Assist was the initial shot on goal vs. Marshall • Part of a defensive unit that held C-USA opponents to 5 shots on goal or less in 7 of 10 games

GUDERIAN’S CAREER STATS JAMES’ CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK 2016 20-2 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 2016 21-15 1 2 4 7 1 0-0 2017 19-5 0 0 0 7 0 0-0 2017 22-22 0 1 1 2 0 0-0 2018 21-10 1 5 7 11 1 0-0 TOTAL 43-37 1 3 5 9 1 0-0 TOTAL 60-17 1 5 7 20 1 0-0

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2016 (Continued) • Part of a defensive unit that held C-USA opponents to 1 goal or less in 8 of 10 games • Was part of a defense that posted seven shutouts Olivia High School Klein • Lettered in both soccer and track for two years each at Keller Central High 21 School • Set school the record in long jump in 2015 with a jump at 17-feet 8.25 inches Forward • First Team All-District in track in 2015 • USATF Region 12 Champion in the long jump in 2013 with a jump of 19-feet 3.5 inches Soph. 4 5-8 • TAAF long jump champion and a runner-up in the triple jump in 2013 with a Frisco, Texas 4 Frisco HS jump of 19-feet 3-inches • TAAF Runner-up Triple Jump in 2013 at 38-feet 3.75 inches • Was named first-team all-district in soccer in 2015 2018 • Both of Dominique’s parents ran track at USC • Played in all 21 matches and made seven starts • Brother, Dustin, ran track at Mississippi State Finished fourth on the team in points with 11 • Was a member of the National Spanish Honor Society Scored four goals and had three assists • Was ranked in the top 10 percent of her class Took 23 shots • Overcame two knee injuries in high school Her two game winning goals were the second-most on the team Scored in the semifinals of the C-USA Championship Scored her first career goal versus Incarnate Word in the season-opener in the 44th minute Scored the Mean Green’s first goal of the season Played a season-high 60 minutes on Oct. 28 at Old Dominion Led all UNT freshmen in goals with four High School • Leading goal scorer at Frisco High School • Played club soccer with the Dallas Sting with Mean Green teammate Amber Lyons • 2018 District 13-5A Offensive MVP • 2018 Texas Association of Soccer Coaches First Team All District • 2017 District Honorable Mention • 2016 District Newcomer of the Year • Earned Academic All-District and Academic All-State honors

KLEIN’S CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK 2018 21-7 4 3 11 23 2 0-0 TOTAL 21-7 4 3 11 23 2 0-0

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Brooke Brittnye 23 Lampe 6 Lawson F/MF/D/GK Defense

Jr. 4 5-10 Jr. 4 5-3 Mansfield, Texas4Lake Ridge HS Mesquite, Texas 4 Poteet HS

2018 2018 • Played in all 21 matches and made five starts • Will miss the entire season due to a knee injury sustained in the spring • Scored one goal and made three assists 2017 • Played 88 minutes in the Mean Green’s NCAA Tournament match at Texas A&M • All-Conference Third-Team • Assisted on Olivia Klein’s goal in the semifinals of the C-USA Championship • Started all 22 matches at outsideback versus LA Tech • Played the entire match 12 times, including the final three matches • Scored a goal on Oct. 14 at Marshall off of a corner kick from Madeline Guderian • Recorded the game-winning assist at Charlotte on Oct. 19 in UNT’s 3-0 win • Attempted 19 shots and four shots on goal • Recorded an assist in the Mean Green’s 4-1 win versus Pitt on Sept. 2 • Assisted on a goal in the Mean Green’s 4-0 win over Southeastern Louisiana on 2016 Aug. 24 • Saw action in all 21 games, starting three • Was one of the first subs off the bench 2017 • Played a season-high 78 minutes against Rice • Played in all 22 matches and started nine, including the final four matches • Lone shot against Abilene Christian went off the post • In the 2017 C-USA Tournament Championship game on Nov. 5. vs. Charlotte • Started her first game of her career at forward against Oregon she was inserted at goalie for penalty kicks despite not having played in net all year • Started the second game of her career against Charlotte • Scored four goals and assisted on one • Attempted 15 shots on goal High School • Recruited as a goalie but moved to center back to begin the year and eventual- • Was a first-team all-district player in 2015 after scoring 16 goals and dishing out lyplayed every position six assists • Scored the game-winning goal in the Mean Green’s 1-0 victory over UAB on Oct. • As a sophomore, she tallied 13 goals and seven assists to help lead Poteet High 13 School to a 15-5-1 record and the district championship • Was named district co-MVP and a Texas Association of Soccer Coaches Region High School II-4A All-Region Honorable Mention as a sophomore. • Was a three-time captain for the Lake Ridge High School soccer team • Played club soccer for Dallas Sting ECNL and has been with the Sting since 2009 • Was a three-time first-team all-district player • Played for the Dallas Texans from 2005-09 • Named district goalkeeper of the year as a sophomore • Was named District 10-4A academic first team for basketball as a freshman • Was named defensive MVP as a freshman and team MVP as a sophomore and junior • Held the school record of 14 shutouts • Played club with Solar Chelsea and Liverpool FC • Was named to the 2017TeamSnap Fall State All-Star Team • Has served as team captain from 2013-17 • Competed in track and volleyball • Served as student body president as a senior and class president her junior year • Was named to the A/B Honor Roll • Brooke’s brother, Chris, played soccer at Dallas Baptist, and brother, Taylor, is a all-American goalkeeper at Midwestern State LAMPE’S CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK 2017 22-9 4 1 9 20 1 0-0 2018 21-5 1 3 5 26 1 0-0 TOTAL 43-14 5 4 14 46 2 0-0 LAWSON’S CAREER STATS LAMPE’S CAREER GOALIE STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK Year GP-GS Min. GAA Save% Saves SHO Record 2016 21-3 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 2017 1-0 0:00 0 .000 0 0 0-0-0 2017 22-22 0 1 1 19 0 0-0 2018 0-0 0:00 0 .000 0 0 0-0-0 TOTAL 43-25 0 1 1 21 0 0-0 TOTAL 1-0 0:00 0 .000 0 0 0-0-0

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Natalie Berklee 18 Newell 22 Peters Defense Forward

Sr. 4 5-6 Jr. 4 5-4 Murphy, Texas 4 Arkansas Keller, Texas 4 Keller HS

2018 2018 • Team captain • 2018 C-USA All-Conference Third Team • Played in and started 20 matches • Played in all 21 matches and made 14 starts • Scored one goal and assisted on one goal • Scored six goals and had four assists on the year • Played 90+ minutes 10 times • Her six goals were the third most on the team • Took a season-high three shots on Oct. 19 versus FAU • All six goals came against conference opponents • Scored versus UAB on Oct. 7 on a volley off of a cross from Madeline Guderian • Scored two goals and had an assist versus UTSA on Sept 30 • Assisted on Berklee Peters’ goal at Southern Miss on Sept. 21 • Played a career-high 91 minutes at WKU on Oct. 12 • Missed the Mean Green’s Oct 28 match at Old Dominion due to injury • Started the Mean Green’s NCAA Tournament match at Texas A&M on Nov. 9 2017 • Scored a game-tying goal at WKU on Oct. 12 • Youngest team captain in program history • Scored at Southern Miss on Sept. 21 • Named to the 2017 Conference USA All Tournament team 2017 • Finished with 11 points on the year, the fifth-most on the team. • Played in all 22 matches and made eight starts • Began as a forward but moved to right back • Scored her first-ever hat trick at any level on Sept. 3 versus Houston Baptist. They • Played in all 22 games and made 16 starts were her first collegiate goals as well. • Scored three goals • Scored two goals versus Weber State on Sept. 8 • Finished with five assists • Recorded at least one point in three consecutive matches from Sept. 3 through • Scored her first collegiate goal on Sept. 28 versus Mid-America Christian Uni- Sept. 10, finishing those three matches with a combined 11 points. versity • Finished with five goals and 14 points • Had two goals on Sept. 28 versus Mid-America Chrisstian University • Led the team in points for a majority of the season • Played all 110 minutes in the Mean Green’s penalty kick win in the C-USA Tour- • Had four assists nament Championship match High School 2016 • Was named to the 2017 preseason winter High School All-American Watch List • Played in 15 games for the No. 19 Razorbacks in the 2016 campaign, including prior to her senior season the SEC Championship and two rounds of the NCAA Tournament. • Played for Keller High School, which has been ranked top 10 in the state and nation for the last four years by TopDrawerSoccer.com High School (Plano East High School) • Was a three-time first-team all-district player • Was a two-time captain of the Plano East Senior High soccer team • Scored 17 goals as a junior and led her team in goals scored as a sophomore • Earned all-district honors as a junior and freshman was the team leader in assists as a freshman when Keller advanced to the region • Was a first-team all-district selection as a senior semifinals • Was named her team’s offensive MVP during her freshman and junior campaigns • Played club for Solar Chelsea ECNL • Received team MVP honors as a junior and senior • Was named to the TeamSnap Winter State All-Star Team, the 2016 National Elite • Played club soccer for the D’Feeters ECNL Prep Showcase All-Tournament Team Second Team and the 2013 ECNL Showcase • Received the D’Feeters showcase senior award All-Tournament Team • Was selected to the Olympic Development Program in 2009 • Was named to the 2017TeamSnap Fall State All-Star Teeam • Was a U.S. Soccer id2 recommendation • In 2014, Berklee and Solar Chelsea were the national champions in the National • Was named to the 2016 Girls IMG Academy 150 Player Pool American League • Was club teammates with Logan Bruffett, a fellow Mean Green signee • Berklee’s parents, Kevin and Laurel, both attended the University of North Texas • Father, Kevin, played for the UNT tennis team that won the 1991 Southland Conference championship team

NEWELL’S CAREER STATS PETERS’ CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW PK 2017 22-16 3 5 11 22 1 0-0 2017 22-8 5 4 14 36 0 0-0 2018 20-19 1 1 3 15 1 0-0 2018 21-16 6 4 16 34 2 0-0 TOTAL 42-35 4 6 14 37 2 0-0 TOTAL 43-13 11 8 30 70 2 0-0

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Hannah Hanna 24 Ager 4 Banks Midfield Forward

Fr. 4 5-4 Soph. 4 5-5 Round Rock, Texas4Round Rock HS Round Rock, Texas 4 LA Tech

High School 2019 • 2019 TASCO 6A First Team All-State • Redshirting due to NCAA transfer rules • 2019 First Team All-District 2018 (LA Tech) • Selected to play in the 2019 Region II All-State game • One of six Lady Techsters to play in all 21 matches • 2019 VYPE Austin Girls Soccer Player of the Year • Made 11 starts • Finished senior season with 13 goals and 17 assists • Totaled 1,365 minutes of action, most of any freshman on the team and went the • Led Round Rock HS to the UIL 6A Region II semifinal round distance in six matches • Led Round Rock HS to back-to-back regional tournament appearances for the •Took 13 shots on the year putting five on goal and registering three points on the first time in RRHS history year • Scored a 30-yard game-winner of the second overtime in round one of the 2019 •Took a season-high three shots against Northwestern State on August 19 playoffs • Earned her first career start versus Incarnate Word on Aug. 24 • Team captain as a senior • Played in all 10 C-USA matches, starting in eight of them • 2018 Second Team All-District • Assisted on a goal versus Old Dominion on Sept. 21 • Led Round Rock HS to its first UIL 6A Region II finals as a junior • First career goal was the equalizer that forced overtime in the C-USA Tourna- • Finished junior season with 12 goals and 11 assists ment Quarterfinals against ODU on Oct. 31 • Played club for the Austin Texans • Played all 214 minutes of the conference tournament • Led the Austin Texans to an undefeated first place finish in the Southern -Re gional Premier League in 2018 High School (Round Rock HS) • Scored a 30-yard game-winner in final seconds to send Austin Texans through to • Earned Second Team All-District, Offensive MVP and Soccer Area 6A Cham- the knockout rounds of the Southern Regional Tournament in 2018 pion in 2017 at Round Rock High School. • Member of NPL State Champions in 2017 • 2017 National Cup Qualifiers

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Briana JJ 8 Beaty 19 Binder Midfield Forward

Fr. 4 5-3 Fr. 4 5-4 Tomball, Texas 4 Tomball Memorial Denton, Texas 4 Ryan HS HS

High School High School • 2019 First Team All-Region • Played at Ryan HS under UNT Athletic hall of famer Kendall Juett • 2019 First Team All-District • 2019 All-District First Team • 2018 First Team All-Region • 2019 District 6A-5 Varsity Team Offensive Player of Year • 2017 First Team All-District • Played club soccer with the D’Feeters • Played club for Dynamos SC

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Chloe Allie 10 Bohanon 12 Byrd Midfield Forward

R-Fr. 4 5-6 Fr. 4 6-0 Frisco, Texas 4 Oklahoma Kingwood, Texas 4Kingwood Park HS

2018 (Oklahoma) High School • Received a medical redshirt after missing the entire season due to a foot injury • Dual-sport athlete lettering in soccer and basketball • 2019 TASCO 6A First Team All-State for soccer High School (Frisco HS) • Scored 92 goals at Kingwood Park HS, which was the third-most in school- • Played club soccer for FC Dallas history when she graduated • Top Drawer Soccer Top 150 recruit • Scored 2,218 points and had 1,707 rebounds for Kingwood Park HS • Top Drawer Soccer four-star recruit • 2019 District 20-5A MVP for soccer and basketball

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Lauren Michelle 7 Frank 9 Gonzalez Defense Midfield

R-Jr. 4 5-6 Fr. 4 5-2 Carrollton, Texas 4 Loyola Univ. Garland, Texas 4 Parish Episcopal HS Maryland

High School 2018 • Played club soccer for the Dallas Kicks • Redshirted • Led her club team to the US Youth Soccer North Texas State Cup and Southern 2017 (Loyola Univ. Maryland) Regional Premier League (SRPL) West titles, a pair of US Youth Soccer Region III • Played in 15 matches and started one Championships and a National League Blue title • Put two shots on goal • Attended the elite US Youth Soccer National League Girls Florida Showcase • Took a seaosn-high two shots versus UMBC • Held offers from SEC schools 2016 (Maryland) • Played in 10 games, starting two, on defense for the Terrapins • Made her collegiate debut as a starter in a victory over William & Mary • Made the second start of her career against then-No. 22 Rutgers • Played in seven of Maryland’s 11 Big Ten matches High School (Hebron HS) • Graduated from Hebron High School • Three-time Texas UIL All-District 6-6A First Team honoree (2014-16) • Member of the Hawks’ state championship-winning team in 2014 • Earned All-State Tournament First Team recognition after scoring a goal in the semifinal match that lifted Hebron to the title contest • Helped the Hawks win the District 6-6A crown in 2015 • Played for Solar Chelsea ECNL and FC Dallas Premier

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Lana Taylor 15 Hastings 24 Hunter Defense Defense

Soph. 4 5-7 Fr. 4 6-1 Bastrop, Texas 4Old Dominion Denton, Texas 4Guyer HS

2019 High School • Will not be required to sit out the season • 2019 Dallas Morning News First Team All-Area 2018 (Old Dominion) • 2019 TASCO First Team All-Region • Appeared in six matches for Old Dominion • 2019 District Defender of the Year • Played at Guyer HS under former Mean Green keeper Mandy Hall High School (Bastrop HS) • Led Guyer HS to a Bi-District championship in 2019 • 2018 First Team All-District • Led Guyer HS to a national top 10 USA Today ranking • Voted team’s defensive MVP all four years at Bastrop HS • 2019 Guyer HS captain • Competed on the track and field team • Played club soccer for the Dallas Texans • Academic All-State • Had the highest G.P.A. on both the soccer and track team as a senior • Member of the National Honor Society and Key Club

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Sadie Desiree 0 McGill 20 Ramirez Goalkeeper Midfield

Fr. 4 6-0 Fr. 4 5-7 Ft. Worth, Texas 4L.D. Bell HS Duncanville, Texas 4Duncanville HS

High School High School • Played club for FC Dallas • Four-year varsity letterwinner at Duncanville HS • Won the 16U ECNL National Championship in 2017 • 2019 District MVP • Posted a 91.7 save percentage in 2018 with FC Dallas • 2019 First Team All-District • Voted the team’s MVP as a senior • Three-time North Texas Soccer State Cup champion • Two-time US Youth Regional champion • Played at US Youth National Championships three times • Graduated top five percent of her class • Played club soccer for the Dallas Kicks Personal • Twin siter Destiny Ramirez plays for UNT.

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Destiny Quincy 5 Ramirez 3 Sheppard Midfield Defense

Fr. 4 5-7 Fr. 4 5-6 Duncanville, Texas 4Duncanville HS Murphy, Texas 4Plano East HS

High School High School • 2019 Defensive MVP • 2019 First Team All-District • 2019 First Team All-District • Played club soccer for the Dallas Sting • Graduated top five percent of her class Personal • Played club soccer for the Dallas Kicks • Fourth sibling in her family to play collegiate sports but the first to play soccer Personal • Older sister Austin competed in gymnastics at Michigan • Twin siter Desiree Ramirez plays for UNT. • Older brother Ryan competed in gymnastics at Stanford • Older sister Skyler competed in gymnastics at Auburn

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Mackenzie 11 Stricklin Forward

Fr. 4 5-8 Heath, Texas 4Rockwall-Heath HS

High School • Played club soccer with the Dallas Sting • Led Heath HS to the 2019 Round 5 Regional Final • Led Heath HS to a 2019 Area Championship • Four-year captain at Heath HS • 2018 North Texas Soccer State Cup Champ

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9 2018 Results/Statistics Overall: 15-3-3 / C-USA: 8-1-1 / Home: 8-0-2 / Away: 5-3-1 / Neutral 2-0-1 / Overtime 2-1-3 Date Opponent Score Attend North Texas Goals scored Aug 17, 2018 INCARNATE WORD W, 3-0 204 KLEIN, Olivia (LYONS, Amber); DeFRAIN (UA), Elle Marie; NOLAN Aaliyah (UA) Aug 19, 2018 ALABAMA T, 1-1(2OT) 533 TORRES, Taylor (GOMEZ, Zoe) Aug 24, 2018 S.E. LOUISIANA W 4-0 415 TORRES, Taylor (SCHOONOVER, Maci); NOLAN, Aaliyah (KLEIN, Olivia); DeFRAIN, Elle Marie (LAMPE, Brooke); NOLAN, Aaliyah (PETERS, Berklee, TORRES, Taylor) Aug 27, 2018 at No. 12 Santa Clara L, 1-0 511 Aug 30, 2018 at Weber State W, 1-0 612 KLEIN, Olivia (NOLAN, Aaliyah, TORRES, Taylor) Sep 2, 2018 PITTSBURH W, 4-1 336 DeFRAIN, Elle Marie (Bruffett, Lauryn); TORRES, Taylor (NOLAN, Aaliyah); BRUFFET, Lauryn (LAMPE, Brooke); KLEIN, Olivia (TORRES, Taylor) Sep 7, 2018 at Houston Baptist W, 2-0 279 TORRES, Taylor (KLEIN, Olivia); TORRES, Taylor (UA) *Sep 20, 2018 at Southern Miss W, 3-0 63 SANDERS, Carissa (NOLAN, Aaliyah); PETERS, Berklee (NEWELL, Natalie); TORRES, Taylor (UA) *Sep 30, 2018 UTSA W, 4-0 328 PETERS, Berklee (TORRES, Taylor); PETERS, Berklee (DeFRAIN, Elle Marie); NOLAN, Aaliyah (PETERS, Berklee); NOlAN, Aaliyah (UA) *Oct 5, 2018 RICE W, 1-0 323 PETERS, Berklee (DeFRAIN, Elle Marie) * Oct 7, 2018 UAB W, 2-0 225 NEWELL, Natalie (GUDERIAN, Madeline); DIAZ, Ariel (GUDERIAN, Madeline) * Oct 12, 2018 at WKU T, 1-1 (2OT) 298 PETERS, Berklee (NOLAN, Aaliyah) * Oct 14, 2018 at Marshall W, 3-0 357 LAMPE, Brooke (GUDERIAN, Madeline); PETERS, Berklee (UA); NOLAN, Aaliyah (BRUFFETT, Logan) * Oct 19, 2018 FAU W, 2-1 231 BRUFFETT, Logan (PETERS, Berklee); TORRES, Taylor (PETERS, Berklee) * Oct 21, 2018 FIU W, 2-0 221 BRUFFETT, Logan (Klein, Olivia); NOLAN, Aaliyah (PK) * Oct 24, 2018 at Middle Tennessee W, 2-1 (2OT) 212 NOLAN, Aaliyah (UA); NOLAN (UA) *Oct 28, 2018 at Old Dominion L, 4-0 497 &Oct. 31, 2018 vs. No. 8 Rice W, 2-0 0 GUDERIAN, Madeline (Free Kick); SANDERS, Carissa (GUDERIAN, Madeline) & Nov. 2, 2018 vs. No. 4 LA Tech T, 1-1 (3-2 PKs) 74 KLEIN, Olivia (LAMPE, Brooke) &Nov 4, 2018 vs. No. 6 Southern Miss W, 2-1 (2OT) 109 NOLAN, Aaliyah (Free Kick); BRUFFETT, Lauryn (GUDERIAN, Madeline, DeFRAIN, Elle Marie) # Nov 9, 2018 at No. 16 Texas A&M L, 1-0 1668 * Conference USA Game & C-USA Tournament # NCAA Tournament

9 2018 Player Statistics ## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT 11 NOLAN, Aaliyah 21-20 1336 10 4 24 63 .159 30 .476 3-0 1 1-2 08 TORRES, Taylor 20-18 1137 7 5 19 47 .149 20 .426 0-1 4 0-0 22 PETERS, Berklee 21-14 1199 6 4 16 34 .176 16 .471 2-0 2 0-0 21 KLEIN, Olivia 21-7 725 4 3 11 23 .174 9 .391 2-0 2 0-0 16 DeFRAIN, Elle Marie 21-21 1762 3 3 9 37 .081 14 .378 1-0 0 0-1 13 GUDERIAN, Madeline 21-10 1322 1 5 7 11 .091 7 .636 2-0 1 0-0 12 BRUFFETT, Lauryn 21-21 1702 2 1 5 19 .105 12 .632 0-0 1 0-0 14 BRUFFETT, Logan 21-20 1518 2 1 5 15 .133 10 .667 1-0 1 0-0 19 SANDERS, Carissa 20-5 1767 2 4 8 22 .091 8 .364 0-0 1 0-0 23 LAMPE, Brooke 21-5 1155 1 3 5 26 .038 6 .231 1-0 1 0-0 18 NEWELL, Natalie 20-20 1609 1 1 3 15 .067 7 .467 0-0 1 0-0 10 DIAZ, Ariel 14-2 440 1 0 2 24 .042 5 .208 1-0 0 0-0 03 SCHOONOVER, Maci 13-2 309 0 1 1 8 .000 3 .375 0-0 0 0-0 27 LYONS, Amber 8-0 182 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0-0 0 0-0 04 GOMEZ, Zoe 18-4 580 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 1-0 0 0-0 02 BUNGER, Ansley 20-0 636 0 0 0 13 .000 4 .308 0-0 0 0-0 17 HEMPERLY, Kaity 14-3 423 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 09 LAYN, Logan 4-0 60 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0-0 0 0-0 01 BRADLEY, Brooke 3-0 135 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 25 JAMES, Dominique 21-21 1878 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 4-0 0 0-0 24 ANDREWS, Sydney 4-0 27 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 07 GLADYS, Hannah 10-0 53 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 00 BRANN, Kelsey 21-20 1873 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Total...... 21-00 40 34 114 356 .112 149 .419 19-1 15 1-3 Opponents...... 22 13 11 37 234 .056 101 .432 x-x 3 1-1

GOALKEEPERS ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 00 BRANN, Brooke 21-20 1872:35 12 0.58 79 .868 15 3 3 9/2 01 BRADLEY, Brooke 3-1 135:00 1 0.67 8 .889 0 0 0 0/2 TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 2/0 Total...... 21 2007:35 13 0.58 88 .871 15 3 3 11 Opponents...... 21 2007:35 40 1.79 109 .732 3 15 3 3

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9 2018 Conference USA Standings Conference Overall Team Conference Pts Pct. GF GA Overall Pts Pct. GF GA Home Away Neut Last 10 North Texas $^ 8-1-1 25 .850 20 7 15-3-3 48 .786 40 13 8-0 5-3 2-0 6-2-2 Florida Atlantic 8-1-1 25 .850 13 5 12-8-1 37 .595 31 26 7-2 4-4 1-2 7-2-1 UAB 6-4-0 18 .600 9 7 9-8-1 28 .528 16 18 5-3 4-4 0-1 5-5-0 Louisiana Tech 5-3-2 17 .600 15 14 13-5-3 42 .690 40 26 9-1 3-4 1-0 5-2-3 Old Dominion 5-3-2 17 .600 16 9 8-7-4 28 .526 32 19 6-3 2-3 0-1 5-3-2 Southern Miss 5-4-1 16 .550 8 10 13-6-1 40 .675 38 19 5-1 6-4 2-1 5-4-1 Middle Tennessee 5-4-1 16 .550 16 12 10-7-1 31 .583 36 21 5-3 5-3 0-1 5-5-0 Rice 5-4-1 16 .550 20 12 11-8-2 35 .571 36 24 6-3 3-5 2-0 4-4-2 Charlotte 4-6-0 12 .400 15 13 8-9-0 24 .471 23 22 6-2 2-7 0-0 4-6-0 WKU 3-5-2 11 .400 17 18 5-8-4 19 .412 32 28 4-0 1-8 0-0 4-6-0 Marshall 3-6-1 10 .350 12 19 5-9-3 18 .382 21 31 2-4 3-5 0-0 3-5-2 UTEP 2-5-3 9 .350 11 15 7-8-4 25 .474 29 25 6-4 1-4 0-0 2-5-3 UTSA 2-6-2 8 .300 10 17 6-9-2 20 .412 24 27 3-2 3-7 0-0 2-6-2 FIU 0-9-1 1 .050 8 32 0-17-1 1 .028 12 63 0-7 0-10 0-0 0-9-1 $-Regular Season Champion ^- C-USA Championship Winner 9 ASSISTS ## Player-Team GP G A Pts. PPG Team Statistics ## Team GP No. Avg/G 10. ABU-TAYEH, Farah-MAR 17 6 5 17 1.00 SHOTS 1. Louisiana Tech 21 36 1.71 ABU-TAYEH, Marah-MAR 17 8 1 17 1.00 2. WKU 17 35 2.06 ## Team GP No. Avg/G 3. North Texas 21 34 1.62 GOALS 1. North Texas 21 356 16.95 4. Old Dominion 19 33 1.74 2. Old Dominion 19 314 16.53 5. Middle Tennessee 18 31 1.72 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 3. Louisiana Tech 21 280 13.33 6. Florida Atlantic 21 26 1.24 1. DEPRIEST, Peyton-MTSU 12 11 0.92 4. Florida Atlantic 21 274 13.05 7. Charlotte 17 23 1.35 TILLETT, Hannah-MTSU 18 11 0.61 5. Middle Tennessee 18 270 15.00 8. Rice 17 21 1.24 3. ZUAZUA, Miah-USM 20 10 0.50 Charlotte 17 270 15.88 9. UTSA 17 20 1.18 NOLAN, Aaliyah-UNT 21 10 0.48 7. WKU 17 256 15.06 10. Southern Miss 2 18 0.90 5. GREENE, Megan-CHA 17 8 0.47 8. Southern Miss 20 254 12.70 11. UTEP 19 17 0.89 ABU-TAYEH, Marah-MAR 17 8 0.47 9. UTEP 19 251 13.21 12. UAB 18 14 0.78 MUSTAFA, Kamilah-UAB 18 8 0.44 10. Rice 17 249 14.65 13. Marshall 17 12 0.71 8. CRENSHAW, Lauren-UTEP 16 7 0.44 11. UTSA 17 231 13.59 14. FIU 18 7 0.39 12. Marshall 17 167 9.82 BARNETT, Ambere-WKU 17 7 0.41 13. FIU 18 151 8.39 GOALS ALLOWED TORRES, Taylor-UNT 19 7 0.37 14. UAB 18 150 8.33 ## Team GP No. Avg/G ROY-OUELLET, Mylene-TECH 20 7 0.35 1. North Texas 21 13 0.62 2. UAB 18 18 1.00 POINTS ASSISTS 3. Southern Miss 20 19 0.95 ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Old Dominion 19 19 1.00 1. MANANQUIL, Lianne-RICE 17 10 0.59 1. Louisiana Tech 21 116 5.52 5. Middle Tennessee 18 21 1.17 2. JOHNSON, Natalie-ODU 19 9 0.47 2. North Texas 21 114 5.43 6. Charlotte 17 22 1.29 3. BARNETT, Ambere-WKU 17 8 0.47 3. Middle Tennessee 18 103 5.72 7. UTEP 19 25 1.32 4. WKU 17 99 5.82 8. Rice 17 26 1.53 TILLETT, Hannah-MTSU 18 8 0.44 5. Old Dominion 19 97 5.11 Louisiana Tech 21 26 1.24 5. ACHTERHOF, Iris-ODU 19 7 0.37 6. Southern Miss 20 94 4.70 Florida Atlantic 21 26 1.24 6. TOPOLSKI, Marissa-RICE 17 6 0.35 7. Florida Atlantic 21 88 4.19 11. UTSA 17 27 1.59 ROY-OUELLET, Mylene-TECH 20 6 0.30 8. UTEP 19 75 3.95 12. WKU 17 28 1.65 KGOALE, Nomvula-TECH 20 6 0.30 9. Rice 17 73 4.29 13. Marshall 17 31 1.82 ZUAZUA, Miah-USM 20 6 0.30 10. Charlotte 17 69 4.06 14. FIU 18 63 3.50 VELTA, Pernille-FAU 21 6 0.29 11. UTSA 17 68 4.00 PEEPLES, Jaelyn-TECH 21 6 0.29 12. Marshall 17 54 3.18 13. UAB 18 46 2.56 9 Individual Statistics GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE ## Player-Team GP GA Min GAA 14. FIU 18 31 1.72 SHOTS 1. BRANN, Kelsey-UNT 21 12 1 872:3 0.58 ## Player-Team GP Shots Avg/G 2. CRAWLEY, Jasmine-ODU 13 11 1 095:4 0.90 GOALS 1. GREENE, Megan-CHA 17 68 4.00 ## Team GP No. Avg/G 3. DAUGHERTY, Kelsey-UAB 18 18 1641:5 0.99 2. NOLAN, Aaliyah-UNT 21 63 3.00 1. North Texas 21 40 1.90 4. DAVIDSON, Erin-ODU 8 8 719:05 1.00 3. JOHNSON, Natalie-ODU 19 60 3.16 Louisiana Tech 21 40 1.90 5. MINDNICH, KENDELL-USM 19 19 1593:2 1.07 3. Southern Miss 20 38 1.90 ZUAZUA, Miah-USM 20 60 3.00 6. BARNARD, Celeste-MTSU 16 17 1401:1 1.09 4. Middle Tennessee 18 36 2.00 5. BARNETT, Ambere-WKU 17 58 3.41 7. OCAMPO,Jennifer-FAU 20 25 1832:2 1.23 5. Old Dominion 19 32 1.68 6. TOPOLSKI, Marissa-RICE 17 53 3.12 8. STAPLETON, Abby-CHA 17 22 1540:0 1.29 WKU 17 32 1.88 7. TILLETT, Hannah-MTSU 18 52 2.89 9. PALACIOS, Alyssa-UTEP 14 20 1275:4 1.41 7. Florida Atlantic 21 31 1.48 8. CRENSHAW, Lauren-UTEP 16 49 3.06 10. KILLGORE, Bella-RICE 16 22 1379:1 1.44 8. UTEP 19 29 1.53 BOLTON, Lexi-UTSA 17 49 2.88 9. Rice 17 26 1.53 10. DEPRIEST, Peyton-MTSU 12 48 4.00 SAVE PERCENTAGE 10. UTSA 17 24 1.41 ACHTERHOF, Iris-ODU 19 48 2.53 ## Player-Team GP Saves GA Sav% 11. Charlotte 17 23 1.35 1. BRANN, Kelsey-UNT 21 79 12 . 8 6 8 2. DAUGHERTY, Kelsey-UAB 18 92 18 . 8 3 6 12. Marshall 17 21 1.24 POINTS 3. BARNARD, Celeste-MTSU 16 61 17 . 7 8 2 13. UAB 18 16 0.89 ## Player-Team GP G A Pts. PPG 14. FIU 18 12 0.67 4. CRAWLEY, Jasmine-ODU 13 39 11 . 7 8 0 TILLETT, Hannah-MTSU 18 11 8 30 1.67 5. MINDNICH, KENDELL-USM 19 67 19 . 7 7 9 2. ZUAZUA, Miah-USM 20 10 6 26 1.30 6. OCAMPO,Jennifer-FAU 20 81 25 . 7 6 4 3. DEPRIEST, Peyton-MTSU 12 11 3 25 2.08 7. PALACIOS, Alyssa-UTEP 14 64 20 . 7 6 2 4. NOLAN, Aaliyah-UNT 21 10 4 24 1.14 8. STAPLETON, Abby-CHA 17 68 22 . 7 5 6 5. BARNETT, Ambere-WKU 17 7 8 22 1.29 9. BONELLI, Megan-MAR 16 82 28 . 7 4 5 6. GREENE, Megan-CHA 17 8 5 21 1.24 10. KILLGORE, Bella-RICE 16 58 22 . 7 2 5 7. ROY-OUELLET, Mylene-LT 20 7 6 20 1.00 8. MUSTAFA, Kamilah-UAB 18 8 3 1 9 1.06 TORRES, Taylor-UNT 19 7 5 19 1.00 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 22 in review 9 c-usa in review

Second Team 9 C-USA Tournament F: Iris Achterhof, Old Dominion O15 Emily Roberts, Old Dominion F: Aaliyah Nolan, North Texas O22 Dominique James, North Texas Host School: ODU (Norfolk, VA) F: Annie Walker, Rice O29 Nicole Roseland, WKU Quarterfinals, Wednesday, Oct. 31 F: Marah Abu-Tayeh, Marshall No. 2 FAU 2, No. 7 Middle Tennessee 1 (OT) Goalkeeper of the Week F: Kamilah Mustafa, UAB A22 Kelsey Brann, UNT No. 6 Southern Miss 2, No. 3 UAB 0 MF: Miah Zuazua, Southern Miss A28 Jennifer Ocampo, Florida Atlantic No. 1 North Texas 2, No. 8 Rice 0 MF: Nicole Roseland, WKU S4 Kelsey Daugherty, UAB No. 4 LA Tech 3, No. 5 Old Dominion 2 (OT) MF: Sarah Gorham, WKU S11 Kelsey Daugherty, UAB D: Sydney Navarro, Middle Tennessee Semifinals, Friday, Nov. 2 S25 Allison Leone, WKU D: Riley Orr, Charlotte No. 6 Southern Miss 1, No. 2 Louisiana Tech 0 O2 Maya Hoyer, Rice D: Emily Roberts, Old Dominion No. 1 North Texas 1, No. 4 LA Tech 1 O9 Maya Hoyer, Rice (UNT wins on PKs 3-2) GK: Jennifer Ocampo, Florida Atlantic O16 Allison Leone, WKU Third Team O23 Jennifer Ocampo, Florida Atlantic Championship Match, Sunday, Nov. 4 F: Taylor Torres, North Texas O30 Kelsey Daugherty, UAB No. 1 North Texas 2, No. 6 Southern Miss 1 (2OT) F: Ellis Patterson, UTSA 9 C-USA All-Academic Team 9 F: Elisha Holmes, Florida Atlantic C-USA All-Tournament Team F: Julia Grainda, Charlotte All-Academic First Team Lauryn Bruffett, North Texas (Offensive MVP) F: Berklee Peters, North Texas Julia Grainda, Charlotte Carissa Sanders, North Texas (Defensive MVP) MF: Erin Mikeska, Rice Megan Greene, Charlotte Kelsey Brann, North Texas MF: Amber Hoot, Middle Tennessee Ebba Blomqvist, Florida Atlantic Madeline Guderian, North Texas MF: Carla Morich, Old Dominion Alex Maxson, Florida Atlantic Jenny Caracheo, Southern Miss D: Carissa Sanders, North Texas Peyton DePriest, Middle Tennessee Kendell Mindnich, Southern Miss D: Ashley Seltzer, Marshall Amber Hoot, Middle Tennessee Miah Zuazua, Southern Miss D: Elizabeth Doll, Louisiana Tech Iris Achterhof, Old Dominion Emma Grissom, Florida Atlantic D: Alex Maxson, Florida Atlantic Ola Akinniyi, Southern Miss Jessica Monteiro, Florida Atlantic GK: Kelsey Brann, North Texas JoAnnie Ramos, Southern Miss Elizabeth Doll, Louisiana Tech All-Freshman Team Kelsey Daugherty, UAB Jaelynn Peeples, Louisiana Tech Sandra Geiselhart, MF, Charlotte All-Academic Second Team 9 All-Conference Team Kaydeen Jack, F, FIU Jamie Fankhauser, Charlotte Hailey Landrus, D, Florida Atlantic Ashley Seltzer, Marshall Player of the Year Alexandra Augustyn, D, Louisiana Tech Carolin Englehard, Middle Tennessee Dominique James, North Texas Hannah Tillett, MF, Middle Tennessee Sydney Navarro, Middle Tennessee Offensive Players of the Year Kelsey Brann, GK, North Texas Dominique James, North Texas Peyton DePriest, Middle Tennessee Delaney Schultz, MF, Rice Natalie Presedo, UAB Olivia Durham, MF, Southern Miss Carleigh Simmons, UTEP Midfield Player of the Year Jojo Ngongo, F, UTEP Michelle Cole, UTSA Lianne Mananquil, Rice Lexi Bolton, F, UTSA Kaylyn Bryant, WKU Defensive Player of the Year Ambere Barnett, F, WKU Megan Morris, WKU Dominique James, North Texas 9 Player of the Week Nicole Roseland, WKU Goalkeeper of the Year Offensive Player of the Week Kelsey Daugherty, UAB A20 Kira Laurento, Old Dominion Freshman of the Year A27 Mylene Roy-Ouellet, Louisiana Tech Hannah Tillett, Middle Tennessee S3 Lauren Crenshaw, UTEP S10 Hannah Tillett, Middle Tennessee Coach of the Year S17 Sammy Vitols, Florida Atlantic Patrick Baker, Florida Atlantic S24 Marah Abu-Tayeh, Marshall First Team Peyton DePriest, Middle Tennessee F: Peyton DePriest, Middle Tennessee O1 Julia Grainda, Charlotte F: Megan Greene, Charlotte O8 Ambere Barnett, WKU F: Ambere Barnett, WKU O15 Connor Barker, Louisiana Tech MF: Lianne Mananquil, Rice O22 Natalie Johnson, Old Dominion MF: Mary O’Hara, Florida Atlantic O29 Aaliyah Nolan, North Texas MF: Hannah Tillett, Middle Tennessee MF: Nomvula Kgoale, Louisiana Tech Defensive Player of the Week D: Ebba Blomqvist, Florida Atlantic A20 Riley Orr, Charlotte D: Dominique James, North Texas A27 Nomvula Kgoale, Louisiana Tech D: Ola Akinniyi, Southern Miss S3 Sydney Navarro, Middle Tennessee GK: Kelsey Daugherty, UAB S10 Dominique James, North Texas S17 Melissa Cameron, UAB S24 Carissa Sanders, North Texas O1 Ebba Blomqvist, Florida Atlantic O8 Dominique James, North Texas

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SMU 5 8 2 2011 9 All-Time Series Records Opponent W L T Last Mtg. Last Santa Clara 0 1 0 2018 Opponent W L T Mtg. South Alabama 15 1 1 2012 Abilene Christian 4 0 0 2017 Southern Miss 4 0 1 2018 Alabama 0 1 1 2018 Southern Utah 1 0 0 2015 Arkansas 1 2 0 2017 Southeastern Louisiana 1 0 0 2018 Arkansas State 15 0 1 2012 Southwestern (Texas) 1 0 0 1995 Baylor 3 5 1 2012 Stephen F. Austin 8 1 0 2003 Berry College 1 0 0 1999 Syracuse 0 1 0 1999 Boise State 2 0 0 1999 TCU 2 4 0 2015 BYU 0 1 0 1996 Texas 1 5 0 2017 Cal Poly 0 3 1 1999 Texas A&M 0 5 0 2018 Cal State Fullerton 2 3 0 2011 Texas A&M Corpus Christi 1 0 0 2016 Centenary (La.) 3 0 0 2000 Texas State 8 0 0 2007 Charlotte 7 0 0 2017 Texas Southern 6 0 0 2016 College of the Southwest 2 0 0 1998 Texas Tech 4 4 1 2012 Colorado College 1 2 0 2013 Texas Woman’s 4 0 0 2007 Creighton 0 1 0 1995 Troy 10 0 0 2012 Denver 5 12 1 2011 Tulsa 4 1 0 2013 Drury College 3 0 0 2004 UAB 4 1 0 2018 Duquesne 1 0 0 2002 UALR 12 2 1 2012 East Tennessee State 1 0 0 2008 UC Irvine 1 2 1 1999 Eastern Illinois 1 1 0 2005 UC Riverside 0 1 0 2011 Florida Atlantic 11 2 0 2018 UC Santa Barbara 4 0 0 1999 FIU 17 3 2 2018 ULM 6 1 0 2012 Gonzaga 0 1 0 2014 UNLV 1 0 0 2015 Grambling 4 0 1 2011 USC 0 1 0 2006 Houston 9 1 1 2015 UT-Dallas 2 0 0 1995 Houston Baptist 4 0 0 2018 UTEP 6 1 0 2017 Idaho 2 0 0 1999 UTSA 4 2 0 2018 Incarnate Word 4 0 0 2018 Utah State 4 0 0 1999 Indiana 0 0 1 2017 Valparaiso 1 0 0 2004 Jacksonville State 2 0 0 2010 Vanderbilt 2 0 0 2014 Kansas 1 2 1 2015 Virginia Tech 0 1 0 2013 Lamar 5 0 0 2015 Wake Forest 0 1 0 2013 LSU 2 0 0 1998 Weber State 2 1 0 2018 Long Beach State 1 3 0 2012 Western Kentucky 14 7 3 2018 Louisiana-Lafayette 16 0 0 2012 Wyoming 0 1 0 2002 Louisiana Tech 5 1 1 2018 Xavier 1 1 0 2009 Marshall 5 0 1 2018 9 Conference Series McNeese State 3 0 0 2013 Mid America Christian Univ. 1 0 0 2017 Opponent W L T ACC 1 2 0 Middle Tennessee 16 5 2 2018 American Athletic 1 0 0 Mississippi State 1 0 0 1995 Atlantic 10 2 1 0 Missouri 0 1 0 2001 Atlantic Sun 6 0 0 Missouri State 2 2 1 2012 Big 12 18 27 2 Nebraska 0 1 0 2006 Big East 0 2 0 New Mexico 0 1 1 2010 Big Sky 3 1 0 New Mexico State 1 0 0 2009 Big Ten 0 1 1 Nicholls State 2 0 0 2003 Big West 17 14 3 Northern Colorado 1 0 0 2004 Big West Games 16 10 3 Conference USA 55 15 6 Notre Dame 0 1 0 2003 C-USA Games 46 8 6 Northeastern (Okla.) State 1 0 0 2001 C-USA Tourney 13 3 1 Northwestern (La.) State 4 0 0 2007 Missouri Valley 1 4 1 Ohio State 0 1 0 2009 Mountain West 1 1 1 Oklahoma 5 2 0 2014 Ohio Valley 0 1 0 Oklahoma State 2 2 0 2013 Pac-12 1 2 1 Old Dominion 3 2 0 2018 Southeastern 6 4 1 Oral Roberts 7 1 1 2016 Southland 48 2 0 Oregon 0 1 0 2016 Southwest 0 3 1 Southwestern Athletic 11 1 1 Oregon State 1 0 1 2016 Summit League 6 1 1 Pacific 1 2 1 1999 Sun Belt 119 30 9 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 2018 Sun Belt Games 94 21 8 Prairie View A&M 1 1 0 2010 Sun Belt Tournament 24 9 1 Rice 6 3 2 2018 WAC 10 8 1 Sacramento State 1 0 0 1996 West Coast Conference 0 2 0 Sam Houston State 6 1 0 2013 Independent 5 0 0 Non-Division I 15 0 0 Conference affiliations based on membership at the time of the game. 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 24 records 9 scoring

CAREER GOALS CAREER ASSISTS G Player Year A Player Year 1. 88 Marilyn Marin 2000-03 1. 38 Marilyn Marin 2000-03 2. 51 Melinda Pina 2001-04 2. 32 Karla Pineda 2012-15 51 Heather Hutyra 2004-07 3. 29 Kendall Juett 2006-09 4. 45 Christy Johnson 1997-00 4. 25 Heather Hutyra 2004-07 5. 40 Michelle Young 2009-12 24 Krista Davey 1996-99 6. 38 Krista Davey 1996-99 6. 23 Carrie Kveton 1998-01 38 Rachel Holden 2013-16 7. 22 Kristen Campbell 2003-06 8. 33 Teresa Vise 1997-00 22 Christy Johnson 1997-00 9. 32 Kelsey Hodges 2010-13 9. 20 Kelli Lunsford 2005-09 10. 30 Kendall Juett 2006-09 20 Melinda Pina 2001-04 20 Lisa Whitfield 1995-96 SEASON GOALS 20 Ellen Scarfone 2009-11 G Player Year 1. 26 Marilyn Marin 2002 SEASON ASSISTS 2. 24 Marilyn Marin 2000 A Player Year 3. 23 Marilyn Marin 2003 1. 15 Marilyn Marin 2002 4. 22 Christy Johnson 1997 2. 14 Lisa Whitfield 1996 5. 21 Melinda Pina 2003 14 Marilyn Marin 2003 6. 20 Heather Hutyra 2005 4. 12 Kendall Juett 2007 7. 19 Teresa Vise 2000 5. 10 Janaye Woods 2007 8. 15 Michelle Pratz 1995 10 Karla Pineda 2014 9. 15 Marilyn Marin 2001 6. 9 Kim Brunette 2000 10. 14 April Bonilla 1996 9 Kristen Campbell 2005 14 Krista Davey 1998 9 Carrie Kveton 2000 9 Ellen Scarfone 2010 GAME GOALS 9 Teresa Vise 1998 G Player Year 1. 5 April Bonilla, Northwestern St. 9/21/1996 GAME ASSISTS 5 Christy Johnson, McNeese St. 8/30/1997 G Player Year 5 Christy Johnson, Troy 8/31/1997 1. 5 Lisa Whitfield, Northwestern St. 9/21/1996 4. 4 Lynette Osborne, Troy 8/31/1997 2. 3 Meredith Klemm, Northwestern St. 9/21/1996 4 Krista Davey, UC Irvine 10/26/1998 3 Krista Davey, Troy 8/21/1996 4 Marilyn Marin, Middle Tenn. 9/21/2000 3 April Bonilla, College of the SW 9/1/1998 4 Teresa Vise, Arkansas St. 8/8/2000 3 Teresa Vise, Colorado College 10/23/1998 4 Marilyn Marin. UALR 9/30/2001 3 Teresa Vise, Centenary 8/25/2000 4 Marilyn Marin, Duquesne 9/1/2002 3 Kim Brunette, Arkansas State 10/8/2000 4 Marilyn Marin, Grambling 9/26/2003 3 Marilyn Marin, Denver 10/13/2003 4 Brittany Cleveland, Lamar 9/7/2007 3 Heather Hutyra, Valparaiso 10/3/2004 3 Kendall Juett, Arkansas State 10/13/2006 CAREER GAME-WINNING GOALS # Player Year CAREER POINTS 1. 23 Marilyn Marin 2000-03 Pts Player Year 2. 16 Melinda Pina 2001-04 1. 212 Marilyn Marin 2000-03 16 Heather Hutyra 2004-07 2. 127 Heather Hutyra 2004-07 16 Rachel Holden 2013-16 3. 122 Melinda Pina 2001- 04 5. 15 Michelle Young 2009-12 4. 112 Christy Johnson 1997-00 6. 13 Teresa Vise 1997-00 5. 101 Krista Davey 1996-99 13 Karla Pineda 2012-15 6. 93 Michelle Young 2009-12 8. 10 Kelsey Hodges 2010-13 7. 89 Kendall Juett 2006-09 10 Kendall Juett 2006-09 8. 88 Karla Pineda 2012-15 10 Brittany Cleveland 2005-08 _ 9. 86 Rachel Holden 2013-16 10 Taylor Torres 2015-18 10. 85 Teresa Vise 1997-00

SEASON GAME-WINNING GOALS SEASON POINTS # Player Year Pts Player Year 1. 7 Marilyn Marin 2000 1. 67 Marilyn Marin 2002 7 Melinda Pina 2003 2. 60 Marilyn Marin 2003 3. 6 Rachel Holden 2015 3. 54 Marilyn Marin 2000 6 Heather Hutyra 2005 4. 51 Christy Johnson 1997 6 Christy Johnson 1997 5. 47 Heather Hutyra 2005 6 Marilyn Marin 2002 47 Melinda Pina 2003 7. 5 Teresa Vise 2000 7. 42 Teresa Vise 2000 5 Marilyn Marin 2001 8. 37 Michelle Pratz 1995 5 Marilyn Marin 2003 9. 36 Krista Davey 1998 5 Kendall Juett 2006 10. 34 Krista Davey 1997 5 Brittany Cleveland 2007 34 Kendall Juett 2006 5 Karla Pineda 2015 34 Janaye Woods 2007 5 Karla Pineda 2014

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CAREER MINUTES PLAYED CAREER SHOTS (Since 2004, Non-GK) CAREER PENALTY KICKS MADE S Player Year Min Player Year PK Player Year 1. 413 Marilyn Marin 2000-03 1. 7235 Dani Slavonic 2004-07 1. 11 Carrie Kveton 1998-01 2. 380 Heather Hutyra 2004-07 2. 7174 Kelsey Hodges 2010-13 2. 8 Kelli Lunsford 2005-09 3. 287 Christy Johnson 1997-00 3. 7103 Tess Graham 2012-15 3. 7 Kelsey Hodges 2010-13 287 Karla Pineda 2012-15 4. 7009 Carissa Sanders 2015-18 4. 6 Karla Pineda 2012-15 5. 280 Michelle Young 2009-12 5. 6702 Kendall Juett 2006-09 5. 5 Ellen Scarfone 2009-11 6. 267 Kendall Juett 2006-09 6. 6574 Kara Brooks 2008-12 6. 3 Rachel Holden 2013-16 7. 228 Teresa Vise 1997-99 7. 6400 Rachel Holden 2013-16 3 Marchelle Davis 2014-16 8. 215 Melinda Pina 2001-04 8. 6385 Karla Pineda 2012-15 3 Kendall Juett 2006-09 215 Rachel Holden 2013-16 9. 6310 Jackie Moreau 2012-15 3 Marilyn Marin 2000-03 10. 213 Amber Haggerty 2012-15 10. 6198 Hannah Crawford 2008-11 8. 2 Kelsey Hodges 2010-13

SEASON SHOTS SEASON MINUTES PLAYED SEASON PENALTY KICKS MADE S Player Year (Since 2004, Non-GK) PK Player Year 1. 126 Marilyn Marin 2002 Min Player Year 1. 5 Kelsey Hodges 2013 2. 125 Marilyn Marin 2003 1. 2163 Molly Grisham 2015 2. 4 Carrie Kveton 2000 3. 113 Heather Hutyra 2006 2. 2056 Kendall Juett 2007 4 Kelli Lunsford 2008 4. 102 Teresa Vice 2000 3. 2019 Kelsey Hodges 2012 4. 3 Marchelle Davis 2016 5. 94 Heather Hutyra 2007 4. 2004 Angela Hawkins 2005 3 Karla Pineda 2014 6. 92 Karla Pineda 2014 5. 1940 Carissa Sanders 2017 3 Karla Pineda 2015 7. 90 Heather Hutyra 2005 6. 1973 Tess Graham 2015 3 Kelli Lunsford 2005 8. 83 Heather Hutyra 2004 7. 1992 Dani Slavonic 2007 3 Carrie Kveton 2001 9. 82 Michelle Young 2012 8. 1938 Kara Brooks 2010 3 Ellen Scarfone 2010 10. 81 Christy Johnson 1999 9. 1920 Karla Pineda 2015 3 Carrie Kveton 1999 81 Marilyn Marin 2000 10. 1907 Kelsey Hodges 2013 81 Marilyn Marin 2001 GAME SHOTS CAREER GAMES PLAYED G Player Year GP Player Year 1. 16 Teresa Vise, Arkansas St. 10/8/00 1. 93 Jackie Kerestine 2011-15 2. 12 Michelle Young, Texas Southern 8/31/12 2. 91 Tess Graham 2012-15 12 Heather Hutyra, Arkansas St. 10/13/06 91 Amber Haggerty 2012-15 12 Marilyn Marin, Louisiana-Lafayette 10/24/03 4. 90 Kara Brooks 2008-12 12 Marilyn Marin, South Alabama 10/20/02 90 Karla Pineda 2012-15 6. 11 Karla Pineda, FIU 11/6/13 90 Dani Slavonic 2004-07 _ 11 Heather Hutyra, Northwestern St. 9/15/06 7. 89 Heather Hutyra 2004-07 11 Marilyn Marin, Texas Woman’s 9/8/02 89 Jackie Moreau 2012-15 11 Christy Johnson, Troy 8/31/97 9. 88 Kristen Campbell 2003-06 10. 10 Karla Pineda, Texas Southern 8/31/12 10. 87 Lindsey Hulstein 2012-15 _ 10 Christy Johnson, Utah State 10/25/98 87 Carissa Sanders 2015-18 _

CAREER SHOTS ON GOAL (Since 2003) CAREER GAMES STARTED SOG Player Year GS Player Year 1. 197 Heather Hutyra (51 goals) 2004-07 1. 90 Jackie Kerestine 2011-15 2. 137 Kendall Juett (30 goals) 2006-09 90 Dani Slavonic 2004-07 3. 129 Michelle Young (40 goals) 2009-12 3. 89 Tess Graham 2012-15 4. 110 Rachel Holden (38 goals) 2013-16 4. 88 Kendall Juett 2006-09 5. 108 Kelsey Perlman (20 goals) 2008-11 5. 87 Heather Hutrya 2004-07 6. 103 Karla Pineda (21 goals) 2012-15 6. 86 Kristen Campbell 2003-06 7. 93 Kelsey Hodges (32 goals) 2010-13 7. 85 Rachel Holden 2013-16 8. 91* Marilyn Marin (88 goals) 2000-03 8. 84 Kelsey Hodges 2010-13 9. 88 Amber Haggerty (19 goals) 2012-15 84 Kelli Lunsford 2005-09 10. 84 Kelli Lunsford (19 goals) 2005-09 84 Jackie Moreau 2012-15 _ *- 2000-01 Stats N/A, 2002 Stats incomplete 84 Carissa Sanders 2015-18

SEASON SHOTS ON GOAL (Since 2003) SOG Player Year 1. 58 Marilyn Marin (23 goals) 2003 2. 57 Heather Hutyra (13 goals) 2006 3. 53 Heather Hutyra (20 goals) 2005 4. 46 Heather Hutyra (12 goals) 2007 5. 42 Janaye Woods (12 goals) 2007 6. 41 Heather Hutyra (6 goals) 2004 7. 40 Kendall Juett (8 goals) 2007 8. 38 Michelle Young (10 goals) 2012 38 Karla Pineda (11 goals) 2014 10. 37 Kendall Juett (13 goals) 2006

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 26 records 9 goalkeeping records

10 Jackie Kerestine, at Arkansas St. 10/23/2011 9 Goalkeeping Records 10 Mandy Hall, at Middle Tennessee 9/26/2010 SEASON WINS 10 Kandice Ellis, at Denver 10/27/2006 W Player Year CAREER GOALS AGAINST AVG. (min. 2500 MP) 10 Briana Buchanan, Drury 9/19/2003 1. 19 Jackie Kerestine (19-3-1) 2015 GAA Player (GA/Minutes) Year 2. 16 Jackie Kerestine (16-5-1) 2014 1. 0.67 Jackie Kerestine (60/8119) 2011-15 CAREER SAVE PERCENTAGE (min. 50 sv) 16 Jackie Kerestine (16-4-2) 2012 2. 0.98 Mandy Hall (69/6334) 2007-10 SV% Player Year 4. 15 Briana Buchanan (15-3-1) 2004 3. 1.13 Kandice Ellis (61/4861) 2004-07 1. .868 Jackie Kerestine (60 G, 394 sv) 2011-15 15 Kelsey Brann (15-3-3) 2018 4. 1.17 Adria Costanzo (37/2840) 1998-99 .868 Kelsey Brann (12 G, 79 sv) 2018-pr. 6. 14 Jackie Kerestine (14-4-3) 2011 5. 1.27 Briana Buchanan (59/4193) 2002-05 3. .836 Brooke Bradley (25 G, 127 sv) 2015-18 14 Mandy Hall (14-4-1) 2008 6. 1.31 Monica Housden (49/3373) 2000-01 4. .820 Amy Smyser (44 G, 200 sv) 1995-97 14 Kandice Ellis (14-5-1) 2006 7. 1.36 Amy Smyser (44/2922) 1995-97 5. .812 Adria Costanzo (37 G, 160 sv) 1998-99 14 Kandice Ellis (14-1-1) 2005 6. .805 Monica Housden (49 G, 202 sv) 2000-01 14 Monica Housden (14-5-2) 2000

SEASON GOALS AGAINST AVG. (min. 750 MP) 7. .788 Amy Chandler (21 G, 78 sv) 1997-98 GAA Player (GA/Minutes) Year .788 Mandy Hall (69 G, 256 sv) 2007-10 CAREER TIES 1. 0.38 Jackie Kerestine (9/2105) 2015_ 9. .780 Kandice Ellis (61 G, 216 sv) 2004-07 T Player Year 2. 0.51 Jackie Kerestine (11/1959) 2014_ 10. .777 Briana Buchanan (59 G, 205 sv) 2002-05 1. 7 Jackie Kerestine (66-18-7) 2011-15 3. 0.58 Kelsey Brann (12/1872) 2018 2. 5 Mandy Hall (43-20-5) 2007-10 4. 0.71 Jackie Kerestine (14/1786) 2011 SEASON SAVE PERCENTAGE (min. 25 sv) 3. 5 Brooke Bradley 2015-18 5. 0.72 Mandy Hall (14/1754) 2009 SV% Player Year 4. 3 Kelsey Brann 2018-pr 6. 0.80 Brooke Bradley (14/1569) 2017 1. .927 Jackie Kerestine (9 G, 114 sv) 2015 5. 2 Kandice Ellis (37-11-2) 2004-07 7. 0.81 Mandy Hall (15/1663) 2010 2. .903 Brianna Morris (3 G, 28 sv) 2002 2 Briana Buchanan (30-8-2) 2002-05 8. 0.90 Kandice Ellis (16/1608) 2005 3. .902 Jackie Kerestine (11 G, 101 sv) 2014 2 Monica Housden (25-10-2) 2000-01 0.90 Brooke Bradley (9/902) 2016 4. .868 Kelsey Brann (12 G, 79 sv) 2018 2 Adria Costanzo (20-5-2) 1998-99 10. 0.96 Briana Buchanan (19/1787) 2004 5. .853 Mandy Hall (14 G, 81 sv) 2009 0.96 Amy Chandler (15/1410) 1997 6. .842 Kandice Ellis (16 G, 85 sv) 2005 SEASON TIES 7. .839 Brooke Bradley (9 G, 47 sv) 2016 T Player Year CAREER SAVES 8. .837 Jackie Kerestine (14 G, 72 sv) 2011 1. 4 Brooke Bradley (10-2-4) 2017 SV Player Year 9. .832 Adria Costanzo (16 G, 79 sv) 1998 2. 3 Jackie Kerestine (14-4-3) 2011 1. 394 Jackie Kerestine 2011-15 10. .829 Amy Smyser (14 G, 68 sv) 1996 3 Kelsey Brann (15-3-3) 2018 2. 256 Mandy Hall 2007-10 4. 2 Mandy Hall (12-6-2) 2009 2 Adria Costanzo (10-2-2) 1998 3. 216 Kandice Ellis 2004-07 CAREER SHUTOUTS 2 Monica Housden (14-5-2) 2000 4. 205 Briana Buchanan 2003-05 SHO Player Year 2 Mandy Hall (11-5-2) 2010 5. 202 Monica Housden 2000-01 1. 46 Jackie Kerestine 2011-15 2 Jackie Kerestine (16-4-2) 2012 6. 200 Amy Smyser 1995-97 2. 22 Mandy Hall 2007-10 _ 7. 160 Adria Costanza 1998-99 _ 3. 16 Briana Buchanan 2003-05 8. 127 Brooke Bradley 2015-18 4. 15 Kandice Ellis 2004-07 CAREER GK MINUTES PLAYED 9. 107 Erin Johnson 2002 _ 5. 12 Monica Housden 2000-01 _ MIN Player Year 10. 79 Kelsey Brann 2018-pr. 6. 10 Brooke Bradley 2015-18 1. 8119:00 Jackie Kerestine 2011-15 79 Haley Riley 2012-13 7. 9 Amy Smyser 1995-97 2. 6333:36 Mandy Hall 2007-10 9 Adria Costanzo 1998-99 _ 3. 4861:11 Kandice Ellis 2004-07 SEASON SAVES 9 Kelsey Brann 2018-pr. 4. 4192:34 Briana Buchanan 2002-05 SV Player Year 10. 7 Haley Riley 2012-13 5. 3372:55 Monica Housden 2000-01 1. 118 Briana Buchanan 2003 6. 2922:00 Amy Smyser 1995-97 7. 2839:52 Adria Costanzo 1998-99 2. 116 Amy Smyser 1995 SEASON SHUTOUTS 8. 2704:16 Brooke Bradley 2015-18 3. 114 Jackie Kerestine 2015 SHO Player Year 9. 1872:35 Kelsey Brann 2018-pr 4. 112 Monica Housden 2000 1. 15 Jackie Kerestine 2015 10. 1869:49 Haley Riley 2012-13 5. 107 Erin Johnson 2002 2. 14 Jackie Kerestine 2014 6. 101 Jackie Kerestine 2014 3. 10 Briana Buchanan 2004 _ 7. 90 Monica Housden 2001 4. 9 Kelsey Brann 2018 SEASON MINUTES PLAYED 8. 88 Jackie Kerestine 2012 5. 9 Jackie Kerestine 2011 MIN Player Year 9. 85 Kandice Ellis 2005 6. 8 Mandy Hall 2009 1. 2105:23 Jackie Kerestine 2015 10. 81 Mandy Hall 2009 8 Monica Housden 2000 2. 2016:20 Briana Buchanan 2003 81 Adria Costanzo 1999 8. 7 Haley Riley 2013 3. 1973:36 Kandice Ellis 2006 81 Kandice Ellis 2006 7 Jackie Kerestine 2012 4. 1958:00 Jackie Kerestine 2014 7 Kandice Ellis 2005 5. 1955:03 Jackie Kerestine 2012 GAME SAVES 7 Brooke Bradley 2017 6. 1943:02 Monica Housden 2000 _ SV Player Year 7. 1872:35 Kelsey Brann 2018 8. 1831:14 Mandy Hall 2008 1. 19 Amy Smyser, Texas Tech 9/24/1995 CAREER WINS 9. 1791:36 Mandy Hall 2009 2. 15 Jackie Kerestine, Texas A&M 9/20/15 W Player Year 10. 1787:07 Briana Buchanan 2004 3. 13 Kandice Ellis, SMU 9/3/2006 1. 66 Jackie Kerestine (66-18-7) 2011-15 13 Adria Costanzo, Pacific 10/9/1998 2. 43 Mandy Hall (43-20-5) 2007-10 5. 12 Briana Buchanan, at Notre Dame 9/28/2003 3. 37 Kandice Ellis (37-11-2) 2004-07 6. 11 Kelsey Brann, at No. 16 Texas A&M 11/9/2018 4. 30 Briana Buchanan (30-8-2) 2002-05 7. 11 Kandice Ellis, at SMU 9/4/2005 5. 25 Monica Housden (25-10-2) 2000-01 11 Amy Smyser, Tulsa 10/8/1995 6. 20 Adria Costanzo (20-5-2) 1998-99 9. 10 Jackie Kerestine vs. Middle Tenn 10/16/15 7. 17 Brooke Bradley (17-6-5) 2015-18 10 Brooke Bradley at Texas Tech 11/13/15 8. 15 Kelsey Brann (15-3-3) 2018-pr. 10 Brooke Bradley at Arkansas 9/11/16 9. 13 Haley Riley (13-5-1) 2012-13 10 Jackie Kerestine, vs. Texas Tech 11/10/12 13 Amy Chandler (13-7-0) 1997-98 10 Jackie Kerestine, vs. WKU 11/3/2011 13 Amy Smyser (13-6-1) 1995-97

27 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 year-by-year records

9 Year-By-Year Records

Year Rec. Goals...... Assists...... Points...... Shots...... Game Winning Goals Multi-Goal Games. 1995 11-6-1 Michelle Pratz...... 15 Michelle Pratz...... 7 Michelle Pratz...... 37 Lisa Whitfield...... 67 Lisa Whitfield...... 4 Hendrickson/Pratz....1 1996 11-8-0 April Bonilla...... 14 Lisa Whitfield...... 14 April Bonilla...... 32 Lisa Whitfield...... 53 Lisa Whitfield...... 3 April Bonilla...... 3 1997 13-6-0 Christy Johnson...... 22 Krista Davey...... 8 Krista Davey...... 34 Christy Johnson...... 81 Christy Johnson...... 6 Johnson/Davey ...... 2 1998 13-4-0 Krista Davey...... 14 Teresa Vise...... 9 Krista Davey...... 36 Christy Johnson...... 72 Teresa Vise...... 4 Davey/Turner...... 1 1999 14-4-1 Kveton/Brophy...... 7 Kveton/Davey...... 5 Carrie Kveton...... 19 Christy Johnson...... 73 Kveton/Brunette/Turner.3 Krista Davey...... 2 2000 15-5-2 Marilyn Marin...... 24 Kveton/Brunette...... 9 Marilyn Marin...... 54 Teresa Vise...... 102 Marilyn Marin...... 7 Marilyn Marin...... 7 2001 13-5-0 Marilyn Marin...... 15 Melinda Pina...... 7 Marilyn Marin...... 33 Marilyn Marin...... 81 Marilyn Marin...... 5 Marilyn Marin...... 5 2002 14-5-1 Marilyn Marin...... 26 Marilyn Marin...... 15 Marilyn Marin...... 67 Marilyn Marin...... 126 Marilyn Marin...... 6 Marilyn Marin...... 8 2003 15-6-1 Marilyn Marin...... 23 Marilyn Marin...... 14 Marilyn Marin...... 60 Marilyn Marin...... 125 Melinda Pina...... 7 Marilyn Marin...... 6 2004 16-6-1 Melinda Pina...... 10 Heather Hutyra...... 5 Melinda Pina...... 21 Heather Hutyra...... 83 Carrier/Hutyra...... 3 Pina/Carrier/Hutyra.....1 2005 16-4-2 Heather Hutyra...... 20 Kristen Campbell...... 9 Heather Hutyra...... 47 Heather Hutyra...... 90 Heather Hutyra...... 6 Heather Hutyra...... 5 2006 15-5-2 Hutyra/Juett...... 13 Juett/Lunsford...... 8 Kendall Juett...... 34 Heather Hutyra.....113 Kendall Juett...... 5 Heather Hutyra...... 3 2007 15-8-0 Hutyra/Woods...... 12 Kendall Juett...... 12 Janaye Woods...... 34 Heather Hutyra...... 94 Brittany Cleveland..... 5 Hutyra/Woods...... 3 2008 15-4-1 Kelsey Perlman...... 11 Cleveland/Juett/Lunsford.4 Kelsey Perlman...... 26 Kendall Juett...... 65 Kelli Lunsford...... 4 Kelli Lunsford...... 2 2009 12-7-2 Michelle Young...... 9 Kendall Juett...... 6 Michelle Young...... 19 Kelsey Perlman...... 60 Michelle Young...... 4 Michelle Young...... 3 2010 12-7-2 Kelsey Hodges...... 9 Ellen Scarfone...... 9 Ellen Scarfone...... 23 Michelle Young...... 62 Hodges/Young...... 3 Hodges/Lackey...... 2 2011 13-4-3 Michelle Young...... 13 Scarfone/Perlman...... 8 Michelle Young ...... 29 Michelle Young...... 89 Michelle Young...... 4 Michelle Young...... 3 2012 16-5-2 Michelle Young...... 10 Karla Pineda...... 7 Michelle Young...... 24 Michelle Young...... 82 Michelle Young...... 4 Michelle Young...... 2 2013 14-7-1 Rachel Holden...... 12 Karla Pineda...... 7 Rachel Holden...... 26 Holden/Pineda...... 56 Holden/Hodges...... 4 Rachel Holden...... 2 2014 16-5-1 Karla Pineda...... 11 Karla Pineda...... 10 Karla Pineda...... 29 Karla Pineda...... 92 Karla Pineda...... 5 Karla Pineda...... 2 2015 19-4-1 Rachel Holden...... 12 Karla Pineda...... 8 Rachel Holden...... 27 Karla Pineda...... 79 Rachel Holden...... 6 (3; Holden, Pineda, Haggerty)..1 2016 15-5-1 Rachel Holden...... 10 Marchelle Davis...... 8 Marchelle Davis...... 26 Marchelle Davis...... 57 Holden/Davis...... 4 (3; Holden, Davis, Torres)... 1 2017 14-4-4 Taylor Torres...... 8 Tori Phillips...... 7 Taylor Torres...... 19 Taylor Torres...... 55 Taylor Torres...... 4 Diaz/Peters/Torres.....2 2018 15-3-3 Aaliyah Nolan...... 10 Torres/Guderian...... 5 Aaliyah Nolan...... 24 Aaliyah Nolan...... 63 Taylor Torres...... 4 Aaliyah Nolan...... 3

Year Rec. Saves...... GK Minutes Played...... Shutouts...... 1995 11-6-1 Amy Smyser...... 116 Amy Smyser...... 1508:00 Amy Smyser...... 3 1996 11-8-0 Amy Smyser...... 68 Amy Smyser...... 1084:00 Amy Smyser...... 4 1997 13-6-0 Amy Chandler...... 62 Amy Chandler ...... 1410:00 Amy Chandler...... 3 1998 13-4-0 Adria Costanzo...... 79 Adria Costanzo ...... 1419:25 Adria Costanzo...... 4 1999 14-4-1 Adria Costanzo...... 81 Adria Costanzo...... 1420:27 Adria Costanzo...... 5 2000 15-5-2 Monica Housden... 112 Monica Housden..... 1943:02 Monica Housden...... 8 2001 13-5-0 Monica Housden..... 90 Monica Housden..... 1429:53 Monica Housden...... 4 2002 14-5-1 Erin Johnson...... 107 Erin Johnson...... 1289:52 Brianna Morris...... 3 2003 15-6-1 Briana Buchanan... 118 Briana Buchanan..... 2016:20 Briana Buchanan...... 7 2004 16-6-1 Briana Buchanan..... 75 Briana Buchanan..... 1787:07 Briana Buchanan.....10 2005 16-4-2 Kandice Ellis...... 85 Kandice Ellis...... 1606:00 Kandice Ellis...... 7 2006 15-5-2 Kandice Ellis...... 81 Kandice Ellis...... 1973:36 Kandice Ellis...... 5 2007 15-8-0 Mandy Hall...... 49 Mandy Hall...... 1093:47 Kandice Ellis...... 3 2008 15-4-1 Mandy Hall...... 65 Mandy Hall...... 1823:18 Mandy Hall...... 6 2009 12-7-2 Mandy Hall...... 81 Mandy Hall...... 1798:36 Mandy Hall...... 9 2010 12-7-2 Mandy Hall...... 61 Mandy Hall...... 1663:55 Mandy Hall...... 6 2011 13-4-3 Jackie Kerestine...... 72 Jackie Kerestine...... 1785:30 Jackie Kerestine...... 9 2012 16-5-2 Jackie Kerestine...... 88 Jackie Kerestine...... 1955:03 Jackie Kerestine...... 7 2013 14-7-1 Haley Riley...... 73 Haley Riley...... 1678:58 Haley Riley...... 7 2014 16-5-1 Jackie Kerestine..... 101 Jackie Kerestine...... 1959:16 Jackie Kerestine...... 14 2015 19-4-1 Jackie Kerestine..... 114 Jackie Kerestine...... 2105:23 Jackie Kerestine...... 15 2016 15-5-1 Brooke Bradley...... 47 Miranda Schoening.1009:10 Bradley/Schoening.... 3 2017 14-4-4 Brooke Bradley...... 62 Brooke Bradley...... 1569:55 Brooke Bradley...... 7 2018 15-3-3 Kelsey Brann...... 79 Kelsey Brann...... 1872:35 Kelsey Brann...... 9

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 28 records 9 all-time app/goals

Player Years App G Player Years App G Player Years App G Ackroyd, Ashleigh 2016 7 0 Granado, Rita 1996-99 42 2 Mengwasser, Madden 2012-13 2 0 Adame, Adriana 2000-01 39 3 Graves, Tara 2000 6 0 Mitchell, Amanda 2005-08 56 0 Adame, Tori 2011-13 57 0 Grba, Stefanie 2016 2 0 Mitchell, Natalie 2001 16 6 Adams, Tiffany 2006 21 4 Grisham, Molly 2012-15 80 8 Mora, Patty 1998 8 0 Adkins, Kelly 2003-04 32 2 Guderian, Allison 2010-13 78 1 Moreau, Jackie 2012-15 89 5 Allison, Ashleigh 2002 3 0 Guderian, Madeline 2016-Pr. 60 1 Morgan, Ali 2009-10 8 0 Andrews, Sydney 2018 4 0 Guilliod, Danielle 2009-10 21 0 Morris, Brianna 1999-02 15 0 Ayala, Veronica 2006-08 60 11 Hailey Hadden 2014-15 18 0 Munguia, Sabrina 2015-16 28 0 Bacchus, Elaine 2001-04 76 8 Haggerty, Amber 2012-15 91 24 Murphy, Libby 2014-15 21 0 Baetz, Stephanie 1996 3 0 Player Years App G Neary, Marion 1995 11 1 Bagby, Olivia 2015 10 1 Hall, Mandy 2007-10 76 0 Newell, Natalie 2017-Pr. 42 4 Beahm, Cindy 1995 7 3 Hancock, Kerri 1995-96 36 5 Newsom, Haley 2009-11 14 0 Bellinham, Robin 2002 3 0 Hanna, Juju 1999 2 0 Nolan, Aaliyah 2017-18 41 17 Benatar, Fleur 1996-97 36 7 Harmon, Taffy 2003 18 2 Ortiz, Gabi 2012-13 12 0 Bibb, Lindsay 1999-02 54 2 Harper, Allison 2013-15 20 2 Osborne, Lynette 1997 19 9 Blume, Jennifer 1995 18 4 Hash, Leslie 1995 14 0 Oxentine, Brooke 2013 22 1 Bonilla, April 1996-98 50 28 Hawkins, Angela 2003-05 66 4 Palmacci, Erika 2009 9 0 Booth, Katy 2007-08 37 0 Heasty, Nicole 1995 2 0 Pantoja, Marissa 2012 14 0 Boyer, Jillyan 2000 3 0 Heimann, Chelsea 2009 18 0 Partain, Michelle 2002-03 28 4 Bradley, Brooke 2015-18 35 0 Hemperly, Kaity 2018 14 0 Paulette, Caroline 2017 6 0 Brann, Kelsey 2018-Pr. 21 0 Hendrickson, Christi 1995-96 37 9 Perlman, Kelsey 2008-11 83 20 Brannon, Mary 2007 3 0 Hennessey, Jessica 2002 20 7 Peters, Berklee 2017-Pr. 43 11 Brimberry, Kim 2001 17 0 Hercules, Lynda 2012-13 43 6 Peterson, Melanie 2006-07 4 0 Brooks, Kara 2008-12 90 1 Hernandez, Damaris 2004 3 0 Petty, Kelsey 2011 19 1 Brophy, Michelle 1999-00 33 9 Hernandez, Mari 1998-99 25 0 Phillips, Tori 2014-17 82 6 Bruffett, Lauryn 2016-18 60 7 Herron, Danielle 2007-09 45 1 Pina, Melinda 2001-04 77 51 Bruffett, Logan 2017-Pr. 43 3 Hill, Marri 1998 11 0 Pineda, Karla 2012-15 90 28 Brunette, Kim 1997-00 79 20 Hodges, Kelsey 2010-13 85 32 Pratz, Michelle 1995-96 37 26 Bryce, Mia 2017 10 0 Hoge, Leanne 2003 4 0 Pryor, Monica 2003 4 1 Buchanan, Briana 2002-05 53 0 Holden, Rachel 2013-16 85 38 Radford, Julie 2005-06 43 7 Bucklew, Paige 2012-13 29 0 Holt, Shelly 2010-13 78 1 Ramsey, Loreli 2010 21 1 Bunger, Ansley 2018-Pr. 20 0 Hosek, Emily 2001 9 0 Reich, Monica 1997 9 0 Burgardt, Amanda 2012 12 1 Housden, Monica 2000-01 37 0 Reyes, Alicia 2010-11 17 1 Bustamante, Crystal 2011 1 0 Howell, Jordan 2010 19 1 Richards, Micheele 1995 18 2 Caballero, Adriana 1999 19 0 Hulstein, Lindsey 2012-15 87 3 Ridenour, Caree 2001-04 68 5 Caballero, Marlen 1999 8 0 Hunter, Kaylah 2014-15 29 1 Rieke, Angela 1995-96 32 2 Cable, Alexsis 2015-16 35 0 Hurst, Gennifer 2005-08 78 4 Riley, Haley 2012-13 27 0 Callahan, Brittany 2003 2 0 Hutyra, Heather 2004-07 89 51 Riley, Megan 2010 1 0 Campbell, Kristen 2003-06 88 18 Ibewuike, Vanessa 2013 19 5 Robb, Tiffany 1996 10 0 Carrier, Alyssa 2001-04 70 15 Jackson, Jessica 2008 9 0 Ross, Katelyn 2011-12 35 4 Carter, Angela 2000-03 74 0 Jacque, Ingrid 1999 7 0 Rushing, Morgan 2013 1 0 Carter, Nikki 2000 5 1 James, Dominique 2016-Pr. 64 1 Sanders, Carissa 2015-18 87 3 Chapman, Melissa 2003-06 47 7 Johnson, Amanda 2005-08 74 1 Scarfone, Ellen 2009-11 63 16 Chisenhall, Mary 1995-96 37 1 Johnson, Christy 1997-00 79 45 Schoening, Miranda 2016-17 20 0 Cleveland, Brittany 2005-08 85 26 Johnson, Erin 2002 16 0 Schoonover, Maci 2018 13 0 Cooley, Leslie 2001-03 49 0 Johnston, Bailey 2015-18 28 0 Schmidt, Heather 1995-96,98-99 61 3 Cordon, Misty 2002-05 85 4 Jones, Amanda 2005-06 26 0 Sebazco, Cat 2014-17 50 5 Costanzo, Adria 1998-99 36 1 Joyce, Jamie 1995 8 1 Shank, Amy 2000 9 0 Cox, Leah 2011-14 85 5 Juett, Kendall 2006-09 86 30 Shockey, Lauren 2006-09 70 2 Crawford, Hannah 2008-11 78 1 Kerestine, Jackie 2011-15 93 0 Simmons, Marnie 1995-96 28 0 Crocco, Nikki 2009-11 49 11 Klein, Olivia 2018-Pr. 21 4 Simpson, Lacey 2010 13 0 Csillagi, Sarah 1997 18 0 Klemm, Meredith 1996-98 56 0 Skaggs, Katherine 2006 8 0 Cudd, Michelle 1995 2 1 Koschmann, Jessica 2002-03 39 3 Slaughter, Kelci 2014-16 53 1 Davey, Krista 1996-99 74 38 Kuwamura, Keri 2001 8 1 Slavonic, Dani 2004-07 90 12 Davis, Marchelle 2014-16 65 18 Kveton, Carrie 1998-01 76 25 Smetzer, Nikki 1997-00 56 7 Deal, Lindsey 1998-99 7 0 Lackey, Julie 2008-11 70 15 Smith, Alexis 2017 16 0 DeFrain, Elle Marie 2017-Pr. 43 4 Lackore, Lindsey 2007-09 50 1 Smith, Danielle 2002-03 16 2 Demchuk, Stefanie 1995 17 1 Lampe, Brooke 2017-Pr. 43 5 Smith, Hayley 2006 4 0 Diaz, Ariel 2017-18 36 8 Lara, Denise 2003 2 0 Smith, Knakala 2014-15 8 0 Dockray, Haley 2011 8 0 Lawson, Brittnye 2016-Pr. 42 0 Smith, Jennifer 2001-04 60 0 Donnert, Natalie 2002 8 0 Layn, Logan 2016-18 25 0 Soto, Chelsei 2014-16 64 1 Eckert, Stephanie 2007 13 0 Lerond, Casey 2008 3 0 Sparks, Kim 1995-98 73 1 Ellis, Kandice 2004-07 66 0 Lovato, Melanie 1995 15 4 Stallcup, Alyson 2011-14 61 1 Flobeck, Anna 2013-15 84 12 Lunsford, Kelli 2005-09 84 19 Standeven, Emily 2001 5 1 Garcia-Velez, Diana 1998 13 2 Lyons, Amber 2018 8 0 Steele, Kristen 2005 4 0 Gardipee, Erin 1998 6 0 Lyons, Ashleigh 2016 9 0 Stevens, Emily 1997-00 78 2 Gaylon, Amy 1995 10 2 Magalhaes, Richelle 2002-04 61 4 Stewart, Christie 2007 7 2 Georgas, Krista 2001-04 71 4 Mahaffey, Summer 1998 13 1 Sutton, Hailey 2016 21 5 Gernsbacher, Katie 2016-17 37 4 Manning, Lauren 2010 1 0 Swilley, Rebecca 2005 22 0 Gladys, Hannah 2018 3 0 Marak, Andrea 2003-05 60 2 Threlkeld, Rene 1998-99 15 0 Gleason, Rebecca 2014 10 0 Marin, Marilyn 2000-03 79 88 Torres, Taylor 2015-18 86 20 Gomez, Zoe 2018 18 0 McDonough, Natalie 2017-18 21 2 Turner, Gina 1998-01 74 10 Gorrie, Shannon 2008-11 79 3 McDowell, Carly 2009-12 84 15 Turpin, Rachel 2008-09 35 1 Graham, Tess 2012-15 91 0 McNeal, Keri 2001 3 0 Uselton, Michelle 1999-02 74 10 Granado, Melissa 1998 1 0 Melendez, Angela 2011 1 0 Vise, Teresa 1997-00 78 33 Mendoza, Carrie 2010 12 0 Waters, K.D. 2006 22 0

29 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 all-time app/goals

Player Years App G Watson, Dani 2009-10 41 2 Watts, Jill 2005 10 0 Weinkauf, Rebecca 2002 3 0 Weller, Lauren 2004-07 56 1 Welsch, Corinna 1995,97 32 2 Welsch, Kim 1996-97 19 4 Wendling, Katie 2008-09 29 0 Whitfield, Lisa 1995-96 35 18 Wicker, Jacy 2007-08 15 0 Williams, Lindsay 2002 15 0 Wilson, Courtney 2015 0 0 Winchester, Kelly 1996 1 0 Wolfe, Jessie 2005-07 39 1 Woods, Janaye 2007 23 12 Wright, Jillian 2008-09 1 0 Yates, Jamie 2004-06 64 7 Young, Melaine 2004 4 0 Young, Michelle 2009-12 84 40 Zetlau, Jessica 2001 4 0

30 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 team records

9 Single Game 9 Season SAVES SHOTS SHOTS Opponent Total Season Total Season Total 1. Troy (8/31/97) 56 1. 2012 448 1. 2002 138 2. Mid America Christian (9/28/17) 55 2. 2000 433 2. 2015 124 3. Texas Southern (8/31/12) 53 3. 2017 425 3. 1995 123 4. College of the Southwest (9/11/98) 46 4. 2006 414 4. 2003 118 5. Grambling State (9/17/06) 39 5. 2007 413 5. 2000 116 Grambling State (9/26/03) 39 6. 2005 408 6. 2001 109 Lamar (9/11/15) 39 7. 2014 398 7. 2014 106 8. Texas Southern (8/20/10) 37 8. 2003 376 8. 1996 105 Arkansas State (10/13/06) 37 9. 2013 375 9. 1998 104 Incarnate Word (8/17/18) 37 10. 2015 372 10. 2005 101

GOALS GOALS SHUTOUTS Opponent Total Season Total Season Total 1. Troy (8/31/97) 22 1. 1997 76 1. 2015 16 2. 2000 74 2. Northwestern State (9/21/96) 14 2. 2014 14 3. Grambling (8/28/11) 11 3. 2003 72 3. 2004 11 Arkansas State (10/8/00) 11 4. 2002 64 2011 11 5. Arkansas State (11/5/03) 10 5. 2007 59 2017 11 College of the Southwest (9/11/98) 10 6. 1998 58 6. 2018 9 7. Texas Southern (8/23/13) 9 7. 2006 57 2012 9 Grambling State (9/26/03) 9 8. 1995 55 2010 9 Northwestern State (9/14/97) 9 9. 2005 53 2009 9 10. UALR (10/14/12) 8 1996 53 2007 9 Texas Southern (8/20/10) 8 2000 9 Lamar (9/7/07) 8 ASSISTS Arkansas State (10/13/06) 8 Season Total UT-Dallas (10/5/95) 8 1. 1998 60 Mid American Christian (9/28/17) 8 2. 2007 52 3. 2003 47 ASSISTS 1997 47 Opponent Total 1996 47 1. College of the Southwest (9/11/98) 15 6. 2000 45 2. Northwestern State (9/21/96) 12 7. 2011 43 3. Grambling (8/28/11) 9 8. 2005 42 Arkansas State (10/13/06) 9 9. 2006 41 Arkansas State (10/8/00) 9 10. 2013 40 6. Colorado College (10/23/98) 8 2002 40 Stephen F. Austin (9/16/98) 8 2017 40 Troy (8/31/97) 8 Texas Southern (9/9/16) 8 POINTS 10. Troy (10/7/11) 7 Season Total Arkansas State (11/5/03) 7 1. 1997 199 2. 2000 193 SAVES 3. 2003 191 Opponent Total 4. 1998 176 1. Texas Tech (9/24/95) 19 5. 2007 170 2. Middle Tennessee (11/6/02) 17 6. 2002 168 3. Texas A&M (9/20/15) 15 7. 2006 155 4. Missouri (9/2/01) 14 8. 1996 153 Baylor (9/3/00) 14 9. 2005 148 6. SMU (9/3/06) 13 10. 2013 144 Pacific (10/9/98) 13 1995 144 8. Southern Miss (9/27/13) 12 Texas Tech (11/10/12) 12 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Notre Dame (9/28/03) 12 Season Average Tulsa (10/17/01) 12 1. 2015 0.41 Kansas (10/20/00) 12 2. 2018 0.58 3. 2009 0.70 4. 2011 0.74 5. 2010 0.78 1997 0.78 7. 2017 0.79 8. 2014 0.89 9. 2012 0.92 10. 2005 0.98

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 31 records 9 program records

9 North Texas Hat Trick Club 2007 Brittany Cleveland 4 Lamar (9/7/07) Player Goals Opponent Kendall Juett 3 Louisiana-Monroe (9/28/07) 1995 Michelle Pratz 3 Stephen F. Austin (10/15/95) 2010 Kelsey Hodges 3 Texas Southern (8/20/10) 1996 Kelsey Hodges 3 vs. Prairie View A&M (8/27/10) Krista Davey 3 McNeese St. (9/8/96) April Bonilla 5 Northwestern St. (9/21/96) 2011 Michelle Pratz 3 Northwestern St. (9/21/96) Michelle Young 3 at Texas Southern (8/26/11) Michelle Pratz 3 Stephen F. Austin (9/22/96) Nikki Crocco 3 Grambling (8/28/11)

1997 2013 Christy Johnson 5 McNeese St. (8/30/97) Rachel Holden 3 at Texas Southern (8/23/13) Christy Johnson 5 Troy St. (8/31/97) Rachel Holden 3 at Oklahoma (9/15/13) Krista Davey 3 Troy St. (8/31/97) 2016 Nikki Smetzer 3 Troy St. (8/31/97) Rachel Holden 3 Texas Southern (9/9/16) Lynette Osborne 4 Troy St. (8/31/97) Kim Brunette 3 Troy St. (8/31/97) 2017 April Bonilla 3 Jacksonville St. (9/26/97) Berklee Peters 3 Houston Baptist (9/3/17) Krista Davey 3 UC Irvine (10/10/97) Taylor Torres 3 vs. Middle Tennessee (11/1/17) 1998 Krista Davey 4 Colorado College (10/23/98)

2000 Marylin Marin 3 Houston (9/8/00) Marilyn Marin 4 Middle Tennessee (9/21/00) Teresa Vise 3 Louisiana-Lafayette (9/29/00) Teresa Vise 4 Arkansas St. (10/8/00) Marilyn Marin 3 Arkansas St. (11/2/00)

2001 Marilyn Marin 4 Arkansas-Little Rock (9/30/01)

2002 Marilyn Marin 4 Duquesne (9/1/01) Marilyn Marin 3 Texas Woman’s (9/8/02) Marilyn Marin 3 Arkansas-Little Rock (9/29/02) Marilyn Marin 3 Middle Tennessee (10/13/02) Melinda Pina 3 Middle Tennessee (10/13/02) Marilyn Marin 3 South Alabama (10/20/02)

2003 Melinda Pina 3 Drury (9/19/03) Melinda Pina 3 Nicholls St. (9/21/03) Marylin Marin 4 Grambling St. (9/26/03) Marylin Marin 3 Arkansas St. (11/5/03) Melissa Chapman 3 Middle Tennessee (11/7/03)

2004 Melinda Pina 3 Valparaiso (10/3/04)

2005 Heather Hutyra 3 Southern Methodist (9/4/05) Heather Hutyra 3 Grambling St. (9/7/05) Brittany Cleveland 3 Sam Houston St. (9/11/05)

2006 Kendall Juett 3 Lousiana-Monroe (9/22/06)

32 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 program records

9 All-Time Career Goals PLAYER CAREER G PLAYER CAREER G PLAYER CAREER G Marilyn Marin 2000-03 88 Natalie Newell 2017-Pr. 4 Lindsay Lackore 2007-09 1 Heather Hutyra 2004-07 51 Elle Marie DeFrain 2017-Pr. 4 Rachel Turpin 2008-09 1 Melinda Pina 2001-04 51 Olivia Klein 2018-Pr. 4 Amanda Johnson 2005-08 1 Christy Johnson 1997-00 45 Katie Gernsbacher 2016-17 4 Lauren Shockey 2006-08 1 Michelle Young 2009-12 40 Katelyn Ross 2011-12 4 Jessie Wolfe 2005-07 1 Rachel Holden 2013-16 38 Gennifer Hurst 2005-08 4 Monica Pryor 2003 1 Kristi Davey 1996-99 38 Tiffany Adams 2006 4 Keri Kuwamura 2001 1 Kelsey Hodges 2010-13 32 Misty Cordon 2002-05 4 Emily Standeven 2001 1 Teresa Vise 1997-00 33 Angela Hawkins 2003-05 4 Nikki Carter 2000 1 Kendall Juett 2006-09 30 Richelle Magalhaes 2003-04 4 Adria Costanzo 1998 1 Karla Pineda 2012-15 28 Krista Georgas 2001-04 4 Summer Mahaffey 1998 1 April Bonilla 1996-98 28 Caree Ridenour 2001-04 4 Michelle Cudd 1995 1 Brittany Cleveland 2005-08 26 Michelle Partain 2002-03 4 Mary Chisenhall 1995 1 Michelle Pratz 1995-96 26 Jennifer Blume 1995 4 Stefanie Demchuk 1995 1 Carrie Kveton 1998-01 25 Melanie Lovato 1995 4 Kim Sparks 1995 1 Amber Haggerty 2012-15 24 Kim Welsch 1995 4 Marion Neary 1995 1 Taylor Torres 2015-18 20 Carissa Sanders 2015-18. 3 Jamie Joyce 1995 1 Kelsey Perlman 2008-11 20 Logan Bruffett 2017-Pr. 3 Kim Brunette 1997-00 20 Lindsey Hulstein 2012-15 3 Kelli Lunsford 2005-09 19 Shannon Gorrie 2008-11 3 Kristen Campbell 2003-06 18 Jessica Koschmann 2002-03 3 Lisa Whitfield 1995-96 18 Adriana Adame 2000-01 3 Marchelle Davis 2014-16 18 Heather Schmidt 1998 3 Aaliyah Nolan 2017-18 17 Cindy Beahm 1995 3 Ellen Scarfone 2009-11 16 Natalie McDonough 2017-18 2 Carly McDowell 2009-12 15 Allison Harper 2013-15 2 Julie Lackey 2008-11 15 Dani Watson 2009-10 2 Alyssa Carrier 2001-04 15 Lauren Weller 2005-07 2 Dani Slavonic 2004-07 12 Christie Stewart 2007 2 Janaye Woods 2007 12 Andrea Marak 2003-05 2 Anna Flobeck 2013-16 12 Kelly Adkins 2003-04 2 Berklee Peters 2017-Pr. 11 Danielle Smith 2002-03 2 Nikki Crocco 2009-11 11 Taffy Harmon 2003 2 Veronica Ayala 2006-08 11 Lindsay Bibb 1999-02 2 Michelle Uselton 1999-02 10 Emily Stevens 1997-00 2 Gina Turner 1998-01 10 Diana Garcia-Velez 1998 2 Michelle Brophy 1999-00 9 Corinna Welsch 1995-97 2 Lynette Osborn 1997 9 Rita Granado 1996-97 2 Christi Hendrickson 1995-96 9 Angela Rieke 1995-96 2 Ariel Diaz 2017-18. 8 Amy Gaylon 1995 2 Molly Grisham 2012-15 8 Michelle Richards 1995 2 Elaine Bacchus 2001-04 8 Madeline Guderian 2016-Pr. 1 Melissa Chapman 2003-06 7 Dominique James 2016-Pr. 1 Jamie Yates 2004-06 7 Olivia Bagby 2015 1 Jessica Hennessey 2002-03 7 Kaylah Hunter 2014-15 1 Nikki Smetzer 1997-00 7 Kelci Slaughter 2014-16. 1 Fleur Benatar 1995-96 7 Chelsei Soto 2014-16. 1 Lauryn Bruffett 2016-18 6 Brooke Oxentine 2013-14. 1 Tori Phillips 2014-17 6 Alyson Stallcup 2011-14 1 Lynda Hercules 2012-13 6 Allison Guderian 2010-13 1 Julie Radford 2005-06 6 Shelly Holt 2010-13 1 Natalie Mitchell 2001 6 Amanda Burgardt 2012 1 Brooke Lampe 2017-Pr. 5 Kara Brooks 2008-12 1 Jackie Moreau 2012-15 5 Kelsey Petty 2011-12 1 Cat Sebazco 2014-17 5 Hannah Crawford 2008-11 1 Leah Cox 2011-14 5 Alicia Reyes 2010-11 1 Vanessa Ibewuike 2013 5 Loreli Ramsey 2010 1 Kerri Hancock 1995-96 5 Jordan Howell 2010 1 Hailey Sutton 2016 5 Danielle Herron 2007-09

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 33 records 9 miscellaneous & coaching

9 North Texas Soccer Firsts 9 All-Time Records Overall Record...... 343-127-33 (.714) FIRST GAME Overall Home Record...... 182-28-15 (.842) September 2, 1995 Overall Road Record...... 114-68-17 (.615) (3-2 loss at Texas Tech) Overall Neutral Record...... 50-25-3 (.660) FIRST GOAL Overall Big West Conference Record...... 16-10-3 (.603) September 2, 1995 Overall Sun Belt Conference Record...... 92-22-9 (.785) (Lisa Whitfield [Christi Hendrickson assist]) Overall Sun Belt Tournament Record...... 24-9-1 (.721) vs. Texas Tech, 21:00) Overall Conference USA Record...... 46-8-4 (.827) Overall C-USA Tournament Record...... 12-3-2 (.764) FIRST OPPONENT GOAL Overall NCAA Tournament Record...... 0-6 (.000) September 2, 1995 Total Goals Scored...... 1,212 (Amy Rutstein, Texas Tech, 58:00) Total Goals Allowed...... 535 FIRST HOME GAME September 3, 1995 (4-2 win vs. LSU) 9 Miscellaneous Records FIRST HOME GAME AT MEAN GREEN SOCCER COMPLEX Longest Winning Streak...... 9 (1999, 2006) August 31, 2006 Longest Losing Streak...... 5 (2007) (2-1 win in overtime vs. Houston) Most Wins at the Start of a Season...... 6 (2007) Most Consecutive Home Wins...... 17 (2015-17) FIRST WIN Longest Home Unbeaten Streak...... 24 (22-0-2, 1999-02) September 3, 1995 Most Consecutive Road Wins...... 6 (1999) (3-2 vs. LSU) Most Consecutive Home Losses...... 2 (1996, 2017) FIRST SHUTOUT Most Consecutive Road Losses...... 4 (2007) September 21, 1995 Most Ties in a Season...... 4 (2017) (3-0 vs. Oral Roberts) Largest Margin of Victory...... 22-0 (vs. Troy, 8-31-96) FIRST OPPONENT SHUTOUT Largest Margin of Defeat...... 8-1 (vs. No. 2 Notre Dame, 9-28-03) October 1, 1995 Most OT Games in a Season...... 5 (1998, 2000, 2003, 2010, 2012) (5-0 vs. Creighton) Last Scoreless Tie...... vs. Charlotte in the 2017 C-USA Tournament (Won in PKs 3-1) Most Consecutive Shutout Wins...... 6 (1997, 2014) FIRST BIG WEST CONFERENCE GAME Most Consecutive Shutout Losses...... 3 (1996) October 6, 1996 Most Consecutive Ties...... 2 (1998, 2000) (2-0 win vs. Utah St. in Denton) Most Corner Kicks in a Game...... 17 (vs. Southern Miss, 9-27-13) & (vs. UT-Dallas, 9-11-95) FIRST SUN BELT CONFERENCE GAME Most Goals Allowed in a Game...... 8 (2x, last: at No. 9 Texas A&M 10-29-04) September 21, 2000 Most Combined Goals in a Game...... 22 (vs. Troy, 8-31-96) (7-1 win at Middle Tennesse) Most Goals Allowed in a Season...... 34 (2002, 2003) FIRST C-USA CONFERENCE GAME Fewest Goals Allowed in a Season...... 10 (2015) September 27, 2013 Biggest Halftime Lead...... 13-0 (vs. Troy, 8-31-97) (1-1 tie vs. Southern Miss) Biggest Halftime Deficit...... 5-0 (vs. No. 2 Notre Dame, 9-26-03) Fewest Shots in a Game...... 1 (vs. Denver, 11-9-02) FIRST CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAM- PIONSHIP 9 Coaching Records November 6, 2004 (1-0 win vs. FIU) Year Head Coach Overall Conference 1995 John Hedlund 11-6-1 N/A FIRST NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME BIG WEST CONFERENCE November 12, 2004 1996 John Hedlund 11-8 2-4 (3-0 loss to Texas) 1997 John Hedlund 13-6 3-3 1998 John Hedlund 13-4-2 5-2-2 9 North Texas vs. Ranked Teams 1999 John Hedlund 14-4-1 7-1-1 Date Opponent Result 10/4/96 #13 BYU L, 3-4 (ot) SUN BELT CONFERENCE 9/5/97 at #16 SMU L, 0-1 2000 John Hedlund 15-5-2 5-1-1 9/18/98 at #24 SMU W, 2-1 (ot) 2001 John Hedlund 13-5 7-1 9/1/00 vs. #9 SMU W, 3-2 (ot) 2002 John Hedlund 13-5-1 6-2 9/15/00 at #13Texas A&M L, 3-4 2003 John Hedlund 15-6-1 6-1-1 10/4/02 at #22 Denver L,1-6 11/9/02 vs. #13 Denver L, 0-3 2004 John Hedlund 16-6-1 6-1-1 9/28/03 at #2 Notre Dame L, 1-8 2005 John Hedlund 16-4-2 8-1 10/10/03 #21 Denver W, 3-2 (2ot) 2006 John Hedlund 15-5-2 9-2 9/24/04 #21 SMU L, 0-3 2007 John Hedlund 15-8 7-4 10/29/04 at #9 Texas A&M L, 2-8 2008 John Hedlund 15-4-1 8-2-1 11/12/04 at #12 Texas L, 0-3 9/10/06 vs #22 USC L, 0-2 2009 John Hedlund 12-7-2 7-2-2 9/18/09 at #25 Ohio State L, 0-2 2010 John Hedlund 12-7-2 7-3-1 10/29/10 at #22 Denver L, 0-1 2011 John Hedlund 14-4-3 8-1-1 9/9/12 vs. #16 Long Beach State L, 2-3 (ot) 2012 John Hedlund 16-5-2 8-1-1 9/14/12 at #7 Oklahoma State L, 2-3 CONFERENCE USA 8/30/13 at #10 Wake Forest L, 2-1 (ot) 9/12/14 #15 Oklahoma L, 2-1 (2ot) 2013 John Hedlund 14-7-1 6-3-1 9/20/15 at #5 Texas A&M L, 2-1 (2ot) 2014 John Hedlund 16-5-1 8-1-1 11/13/15 at #15 Texas Tech L, 1-0 2015 John Hedlund 19-4-1 8-1-1 9/11/16 at #25 Arkansas L, 1-0 2016 John Hedlund 15-5-1 9-1 9/20/17 #17 Arkansas L, 2-0 2017 John Hedlund 14-4-4 7-1-2 10/27/17 #18 Rice T, 1-1 (2ot) 11/10/17 at #18 Texas L, 3-0 2018 John Hedlund 15-3-3 8-1-1 8/27/18 at #12 Santa Clara L, 1-0 11/9/18 at #16 Texas A&M L, 1-0 (2ot) 34 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 north texas hall of fame

The North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 1981 to acknowledge former athletes, coaches and administrators whose accomplishments have brought credit to the University of North Texas and had a special impact on Mean Green athletics.

The current North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame is located in the North Texas Coliseum, also known as the Super Pit, and features plaques that highlight the accomplishments of those inducted.

The new T.D. Parks Hall of Fame is located in the North Texas Athletic Center and features memorabilia from past North Texas greats. The T.D. Parks Hall of Fame also honors a myriad of great North Texas teams and has an interactive area where fans may read about all 207 members of the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame.

Inductees are honored each fall at a banquet held in Apogee Stadium before the North Texas Homecoming game. The North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame stands for many things, foremost being sportsmanship, character and integrity. Since the Hall of Fame’s creation, 207 people have been inducted.

Six women’s soccer players have been inducted to the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame. Krista Davey became the first soccer player to be inducted in 2005, followed by Christy Johnson in 2007 and Marilyn Marin in 2008. Melinda Pina was voted into the Hall of Fame in 2011, Heather Hutyra was enshrined in 2013, Kendall Pruett in 2017 and Kelsey Hodges in 2019. 9 Women’s Soccer Inductees

KRISTA DAVEY (2005) Krista Davey became the first women’s soccer played to be inducted in the North Texas Hall of Fame. Davey was one of six former Mean Green student-athletes inducted into the 2005 class. Davey was a four-year letterwinner with the women’s soccer team (1996-99), joining the program one year after its inaugural campaign. The three-time First Team All-Big West Conference selection led the Mean Green to a 51-22-3 record during her career and helped build the foundation for a program that has never had a losing season. Davey was named to the Soccer Buzz First Team All-Central Region Team in 1997 and 1998 and still ranks among the top five players in every major statistical category.

CHRISTY JOHNSON (2007) Christy Johnson, a four-year letterwinner, was one of the pillars during the early years of North Texas women’s soccer. Johnson left North Texas in 2000 as the all-time leader in goals, points, shots, and games started in her four-year career. She was a freshman All-American in 1997 and first-team all-central region player that year. In 1997, Johnson exploded for 22 goals during the season, which ranked sixth nationally. She was a four-time, first-team all-conference player at North Texas and was the first player in school history to be a four-time all-conference selection. She is third all-time at North Texas with 45 career goals and third in points with 112.

MARILYN MARIN (2008) Marilyn Marin ended her fabulous career with every offensive record in school history while leaving her mark on the NCAA. Marin had 214 career points, tied for 10th in NCAA history, 88 goals, eighth in NCAA history, 2.70 points per game, tied for seventh in NCAA history, and 1.11 goals per game, tied for eight in NCAA history. In 2002 Marin turned in the best season in North Texas soccer history. She led the nation in points (67), goals (26), and points per game (3.53). She was the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year in 2002 and 2003 along with being named the Freshman of the Year in 2000. Marin was a four-time, first-team all-conference selection and a four-time all-central region selection. Marin is the first player in league history to be named to the first-team all-conference four straight years and capture back-to-back Player of the Year honors. In 2000, she was named to the Freshman All-America first-team after pouring in 24 goals, six assists, and 54 points on the season. In 2003, she had her third 20-goal season with 23 goals, 14 assists, and 60 points. She had 11 hat tricks for her career along with 23 games where she scored two goals or more.

MELINDA PINA (2011) Pina was a three-time first-team all-conference selection and a four-time all-tournament pick. She finished her career with 51 goals, which ranks second all-time and 122 career points, which still ranks third all-time. Pina ranks in the top 10 in seven different offensive categories for her career. She scored 21 goals in 2003 which was ranked sixth in the nation. Pina also averaged 2.13 points per game in 2003, which was tied for 15th in the nation that season. She led the team in goals in 2004 and led the Mean Green to the school’s first ever Sun Belt Conference Championship and NCAA Tournament berth. Pina had four hat tricks in her four seasons.

Heather Hutyra (2013) Hutyra took the North Texas soccer team to new heights during her time as one of the most decorated players in school history. She finished her career as a three-time first-team all-conference selection. She was the 2004 Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year and helped lead North Texas to the NCAA Tournament and Sun Belt Conference Tournament title for the first time in school history, and set a single season freshman record with 83 shots, six goals and 17 points. In 2005, Hutyra powered the Mean Green back to the NCAA Tournament for a second straight season and was named the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year and first-team all-conference. She scored 20 goals that season and notched 47 points and was named the Sun Belt Conference Tournament MVP and to the All-Central Region team. In 2006, she was named first-team all-conference for a third-straight season and to the all-region third-team with 13 goals and 31 points for the season. In 2007, Hutyra tied for the team lead with 12 goals and was second with 32 points. She finished her career tied for second with 51 goals, third with 25 assists and second with 127 points.

Kendall Juett (2017) Juett manned the midfield from 2006 to 2009, and was just the second Mean Green player in school history to be named first-team all-conference all four years at North Texas. She recorded 34 points as a freshman in 2006, which tied for 10th most in a season in school history. Juett finished her career ranked eighth in career points with 89 and third in assists with 29. She also ranks 10th in career goals with 30. She had 10 game-winning goals, tied for eighth best in school history; had 267 career shots, sixth all-time; and had 137 shots on goal, second all-time. Her single- season marks include five game-winning goals, seventh highest at NT; and 12 assists, good for fourth all-time.

Kelsey Hodges (2019) J The 2013 Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year, Kelsey Hodges was the first Mean Green soccer player to earn the defensive player of the year honor and is still just one of two to earn the award. A three-time first-team all-conference selection, Hodges was the anchor of the defense for four years. Despite being a defender, she is eighth in career goals with 32 and is tied for eighth with 10 career game-winning goals. She is the only defensive player in the top 10 of either category. Hodges, whose 7,174 minutes played ranks second in program history, led UNT to three conference championships including the 2012 Sun Belt regular-season and tournament championships. In 2011, Hodges scored the game-winning goal against Denver to win the regular- season title. During her four years in Denton, UNT won 57 matches, which ranks fifth best in program history. 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 35 records 9 year-by-year results

1995 (11-6-1) 1997 (13-6, 3-3 Big West) 1999 (14-4-1, 7-1-1 Big West) 9/2 L at Texas Tech 2-3 8/30 W at McNeese State ! 6-1 8/27 L at SMU 0-3 9/3 W vs. LSU 4-2 8/31 W vs. Troy ! 22-0 9/3 W HOUSTON 4-0 9/11 W UT-DALLAS 7-1 9/5 L at [16] SMU 0-1 9/5 W BERRY COLLEGE 4-0 9/16 W COLLEGE OF THE SW 3-1 9/7 W ARKANSAS 5-1 9/11 W at Oklahoma State 4-2 9/17 W MISSISSIPPI STATE 2-1 9/12 W at Oklahoma 1-0 9/17 L vs. Syracuse 0-3 9/21 W ORAL ROBERTS 3-0 9/14 W NORTHWESTERN STATE 9-0 9/18 L at Texas Tech 0-3 9/24 T TEXAS TECH 3-3 9/17 W UALR 5-0 9/21 W TEXAS STATE 2-0 10/1 L vs. Creighton ! 0-5 9/21 W DRURY COLLEGE 4-0 9/24 T at UC Irvine * 1-1 (ot) 10/5 W at UT-Dallas 8-0 9/26 W JACKSONVILLE STATE 7-0 9/26 W at Cal State Fullerton * 3-2 10/6 L NEW MEXICO 0-1 9/28 W at Stephen F. Austin 2-0 10/1 L CAL POLY * 0-2 10/8 L TULSA 1-3 10/3 L at Weber State 0-1 10/3 W UC SANTA BARBARA * 1-0 (ot) 10/12 W at Southwestern 6-1 10/5 W at Utah State * 3-1 10/8 W at Long Beach State * 1-0 10/15 W STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 4-0 10/10 W UC IRVINE * 5-1 10/10 W at Pacific * 3-2 10/21 L at SMU 0-4 10/12 L CS FULLERTON * 0-2 10/15 W IDAHO * 3-2 10/26 L at TCU 2-3 10/17 L at Cal Poly * 1-2 10/17 W BOISE STATE * 1-0 10/28 W vs. Eastern Illinois 4-1 10/19 W at UC Santa Barbara * 2-1 (ot) 10/21 W at Centenary 4-0 10/30 W at Kansas 2-1 10/26 L PACIFIC * 1-2 10/24 W at Utah State* 3-2 11/4 W at Stephen F. Austin 4-1 11/1 W vs. Tulsa 2-0 10/27 W at Oral Roberts 2-0 ! - Post Oak Mall Classic (College Station, Texas) 11/2 L BAYLOR 1-2 10/31 W TEXAS 2-1 (ot) !- McNeese State Women’s Invitational (Lake Charles, La.) * - Big West Conference game 1996 (11-8, 2-4 Big West) * - Big West Conference game 9/7 W MCNEESE STATE 7-0 2000 (15-5-2, 5-1-1 Sun Belt) 9/14 W OKLAHOMA 2-0 1998 (13-4-2, 5-2-2 Big West) 8/25 W CENTENARY 3-0 9/21 W vs. Northwestern State 14-1 9/1 L at Texas A&M 1-5 8/27 W TEXAS TECH 1-0 9/22 W at Stephen F. Austin 6-0 9/3 W CENTENARY 3-1 9/1 W vs. [9] SMU ^ 3-2 (ot) 9/25 L TCU 2-3 (ot) 9/6 W vs. Oklahoma ! 3-1 9/3 L at Baylor ^ 0-1 9/27 W at Oral Roberts 1-0 9/11 W COLLEGE OF THE SW 10-0 9/8 W at Houston 5-4 9/28 L vs. Missouri State 0-1 9/13 W OKLAHOMA STATE 3-1 9/10 L at Texas 1-6 10/4 L [13] BYU 3-4 (ot) 9/16 W STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 4-0 9/13 W STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 4-0 10/6 W UTAH STATE * 2-0 9/18 W at [24] SMU 2-1 (ot) 9/15 L at [13] Texas A&M 3-4 10/11 L at UC Irvine * 0-2 9/25 W CAL STATE FULLERTON * 2-1 (ot) 9/21 W at Middle Tennessee * 7-1 10/13 L at Cal State Fullerton * 0-6 9/27 L UC IRVINE * 1-2 9/22 W at Vanderbilt 3-0 10/18 L CAL POLY * 0-2 10/2 W at UC Santa Barbara * 2-0 9/29 W at Louisiana-Lafayette * 4-0 10/20 W UC SANTA BARBARA * 1-0 10/4 T at Cal Poly * 1-1 (ot) 10/1 L at South Alabama * 0-1 10/23 W STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 5-1 10/9 T PACIFIC * 1-1 (ot) 10/4 W ORAL ROBERTS 3-1 10/25 W vs. Sacramento State 4-1 10/11 L LONG BEACH STATE * 3-4 (ot) 10/6 W at Texas State 5-0 10/27 L at Pacific * 2-3, OT 10/16 W at Boise State * 2-1 10/8 W ARKANSAS STATE * 11-0 10/31 W TEXAS TECH 2-0 10/18 W at Idaho * 5-0 10/13 T DENVER * 0-0 (ot) 11/1 W UTEP 2-1 10/23 W vs. Colorado College ^ 7-0 10/20 T KANSAS 2-2 (ot) 11/3 L BAYLOR 0-2 10/25 W UTAH STATE * 4-2 10/22 W UALR * 6-1 * - Big West Conference game 10/31 L vs. Alabama # 1-2 10/28 W at FIU * 5-3 11/1 W at LSU 3-0 11/2 W vs. Arkansas State # 6-0 ! - Plano Labor Day Tournament (Plano, Texas) 11/3 W at South Alabama # 2-1 ^- Abilene, Texas 11/4 L vs. FIU# 1-3 #- Baton Rouge, La. ^ - Baylor Tournament (Waco, Texas) * - Big West Conference game * - Sun Belt Conference game # - Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.)

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2001 (13-5, 7-1 Sun Belt) 2003 (15-6-1, 6-1-1 Sun Belt) 2005 (16-4-2, 8-1 Sun Belt) Sun Belt Champions 8/29 W vs. Houston ! 2-0 Sun Belt Champions 8/31 L at Kansas 2-4 8/31 L at Baylor ! 3-4 (ot) Sun Belt Tournament Champions 9/2 L at Missouri 0-1 9/3 W TEXAS STATE 2-0 NCAA Tournament 9/7 W RICE 1-0 9/5 W TEXAS STATE 2-1 8/26 L vs. Eastern Illinois ! 0-2 9/10 L at Stephen F. Austin 2-4 9/9 W HOUSTON 3-0 8/27 L at UTEP ! 1-2 9/14 W TEXAS TECH 1-0 9/21 W DENVER * 2-1 8/31 W TEXAS STATE 3-0 9/19 W DRURY 5-1 9/28 W ARKANSAS STATE * 7-1 9/4 W at SMU 3-1 9/30 W UALR * 7-0 9/21 W NICHOLLS STATE 7-0 9/7 W GRAMBLING 6-0 10/6 L at Oral Roberts 1-2 (ot) 9/26 W GRAMBLING STATE 9-0 9/9 T MISSOURI STATE 1-1 (2ot) 10/7 W vs. Northeastern State 6-1 9/28 L at [2] Notre Dame 1-8 9/11 W SAM HOUSTON STATE 6-1 10/12 W at Western Kentucky * 3-1 10/3 W ARKANSAS STATE* 6-1 9/16 W RICE 1-0 10/14 W at Middle Tennessee * 4-3 (ot) 10/5 W UALR* 3-1 9/18 T at Houston 2-2 (2ot) 10/17 W at Tulsa 2-1 10/10 W [21] DENVER* 3-2 (2ot) 9/30 W TROY * 4-0 10/19 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE * 2-0 10/17 T at Western Kentucky* 1-1 (ot) 10/2 W SOUTH ALABAMA * 2-1 (ot) 10/21 W SOUTH ALABAMA * 1-0 10/19 L at Middle Tennessee* 3-4 (ot) 10/7 W at Louisiana-Lafayette * 1-0 10/27 L at FIU * 1-2 10/22 L at SMU 1-4 10/9 W at FIU * 1-0 10/31 W vs. Arkansas State # 2-0 10/24 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE* 3-1 10/14 W ARKANSAS STATE * 4-1 11/1 W vs. Western Kentucky# 2-1 (2ot) 10/26 W SOUTH ALABAMA* 3-0 10/16 W UALR * 6-1 11/3 L vs. Denver # 1-2 11/2 W at FIU* 2-1 10/21 W DENVER * 1-0 *- Sun Belt Conference game 11/5 W vs. Arkansas State# 10-1 10/28 W at Western Kentucky * 4-1 #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Miami, Fla.) 11/6 W vs. Middle Tennessee# 4-0 10/30 L at Middle Tennessee * 0-3 11/8 L vs. Denver# 0-1 (ot) 11/2 W vs. Louisiana-Lafayette # 3-2 2002 (14-5-1, 6-2 Sun Belt) ! - Baylor Labor Day Classic (Waco, Texas) 11/3 W vs. Western Kentucky # 2-1 *-Sun Belt Conference game 11/5 W at South Alabama # 2-0 8/31 W NICHOLLS STATE 7-1 #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Bowling Green, Ky.) 11/11 L vs. SMU + 0-3 9/1 W DUQUESNE 6-0 *-Sun Belt Conference game 9/3 W STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 1-0 2004 (16-6-1, 6-1-1 Sun Belt) #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.) 9/8 W TEXAS WOMAN’S 6-1 +-NCAA Tournament game (College Station, Texas) 9/13 L at Houston 1-4 Sun Belt Champions 9/18 W at Texas State 4-2 Sun Belt Tournament Champions 2006 (15-5-2, 9-2 Sun Belt) 9/22 W TULSA 3-0 NCAA Tournament 8/27 W at Texas State 2-1 9/27 W at Arkansas State* 2-0 8/29 W HOUSTON 5-1 8/31 W HOUSTON 2-1 (ot) 9/29 W at UALR* 6-3 9/3 W at Sam Houston State 1-0 9/3 T SMU 0-0 (O2) 10/4 L at [22] Denver* 1-6 9/5 W TEXAS WOMAN’S 5-0 9/8 L at Nebraska ! 2-3 10/6 L at Wyoming 1-3 9/10 W at Drury 4-1 9/10 L vs. [22] USC ! 0-2 10/11 L WESTERN KENTUCKY* 2-3 9/12 L at Missouri State 0-1 9/13 W TEXAS WOMAN’S 6-0 10/13 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE* 6-0 9/17 W BAYLOR 2-1 9/15 W NORTHWESTERN STATE 2-0 10/18 W at Louisiana-Lafayette* 3-1 9/24 L [21] SMU 0-3 9/17 T at Grambling 1-1 (O2) 10/20 W at South Alabama* 4-2 9/26 L at Rice 0-4 9/22 W at ULM * 4-2 10/23 T at SMU 1-1 9/29 W at UALR* 2-0 9/24 W at Louisiana-Lafayette* 2-0 10/27 W FIU* 4-2 10/1 W at Arkansas State* 1-0 9/29 W FIU * 5-1 11/6 W vs. Middle Tennessee# 4-1 10/3 W VALPARAISO 7-1 10/1 W FLORIDA ATLANTIC * 4-0 11/7 W at South Alabama# 2-1 10/8 W at Northern Colorado 2-0 10/6 W at Troy * 2-1 11/9 L vs. [13] Denver# 0-3 10/10 L at Denver* 0-3 10/8 W at South Alabama * 1-0 *-Sun Belt Conference game 10/15 W WESTERN KENTUCKY* 4-0 10/13 W ARKANSAS STATE * 8-0 #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.) 10/17 T MIDDLE TENNESSEE* 0-0 (2ot) 10/15 W UALR * 4-1 10/22 W at Louisiana-Lafayette ! * 2-1 10/20 W WESTERN KENTUCKY * 2-1 10/24 W at South Alabama* 1-0 10/22 L MIDDLE TENNESSEE * 2-3 10/29 L at [9] Texas A&M 2-8 10/27 L at Denver * 0-2 10/31 W FIU* 1-0 11/1 W at Louisiana-Lafayette # 5-1 11/3 W vs. South Alabama# 2-1 11/2 W vs. Middle Tennessee # 3-1 11/4 W vs. Denver# 3-0 11/4 L vs. Denver # 0-4 11/6 W at FIU# 1-0 ! - Nebraska adidas Invitational (Lincoln, Neb.) 11/12 L at [12] Texas+ 0-3 *-Sun Belt Conference game ! - Game played in Lake Charles, La. #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Lafayette, La.) *-Sun Belt Conference game #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Miami, Fla.) +-NCAA Tournament game (Austin, Texas)

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2007 (15-8, 7-4 Sun Belt) 2009 (12-7-2, 7-2-2 Sun Belt) 2011 (14-4-3, 8-1-1 Sun Belt) 8/28 W SAM HOUSTON STATE 1-0 8/31 W TEXAS WOMAN’S 2-0 Sun Belt Champions 8/30 W NEW MEXICO STATE 1-0 8/21 T ORAL ROBERTS 2-2 (2ot) 9/2 W UTEP 4-3 9/4 L at SMU 0-1 8/26 W at Texas Southern 5-0 9/7 W vs. Lamar ! 8-0 9/6 W TEXAS TECH 2-1 (ot) 8/28 W GRAMBLING 11-0 9/9 W at Northwestern State ! 2-1 9/11 W BAYLOR 2-1 9/2 W SMU 2-1 9/14 W TEXAS STATE 5-0 9/12 L PRAIRIE VIEW A&M 0-1 9/4 W at Houston 1-0 9/16 W GRAMBLING STATE 4-0 9/18 L at [25] Ohio State 0-2 9/9 W SAM HOUSTON STATE 3-1 9/21 L at Oklahoma ^ 0-1 9/20 L at Xavier 0-1 9/11 L at Baylor 0-2 9/23 L vs. Long Beach State ^ 0-5 9/25 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE * 2-0 9/16 L vs UC Riverside ! 1-2 (ot) 9/28 W ULM * 7-0 9/27 W ULM * 4-0 9/18 L vs Cal State Fullerton ! 1-4 9/30 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE * 4-0 10/2 W at Florida Atlantic * 2-0 9/23 W WESTERN KENTUCKY * 2-1 10/5 W at FIU * 4-2 10/4 T at FIU * 2-2 (2ot) 9/25 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE * 3-0 10/7 W at Florida Atlantic * 1-0 10/9 W SOUTH ALABAMA * 3-0 9/30 W at ULM * 1-0 10/12 W TROY * 3-0 10/11 W TROY * 2-0 10/2 W at Louisiana-Lafayette * 4-0 10/14 W SOUTH ALABAMA * 2-0 10/16 W at UALR * 2-1 10/7 W TROY * 4-1 10/19 W at Arkansas State * 2-1 10/18 W at Arkansas State * 2-0 10/14 L at FIU * 0-1 10/21 L at UALR * 1-3 10/23 T at Middle Tennessee * 0-0 (2ot) 10/16 W at Florida Atlantic * 2-0 10/26 L at Western Kentucky * 0-1 (ot) 10/25 L at Western Kentucky * 0-2 10/20 W UALR * 2-0 10/28 L at Middle Tennessee * 1-2 (ot) 10/31 L at Denver * 0-1 10/23 T at Arkansas State * 1-1 (2ot) 11/2 L DENVER * 2-3 (ot) 11/4 W vs. Middle Tennessee # 2-1 10/28 W DENVER * 1-0 11/4 L at SMU 1-2 11/5 L vs. UALR # 0-1 11/2 W vs Troy # 2-0 11/7 W vs. Louisiana-Lafayette # 3-1 *-Sun Belt Conference game 11/3 T vs Western Kentucky # 0-0 11/8 W vs. Western Kentucky # 3-1 #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Boca Raton, Fla.) Western Kentucky advances on Penalties 4-3 11/10 L vs. Denver # 0-2 *-Sun Belt Conference game !-Holiday Inn Express Classic (Natchitoches, La.) #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) ^-Sooner Invitational (Norman, Okla) 2010 (12-7-2, 7-3-1 Sun Belt) 8/20 W TEXAS SOUTHERN 8-0 !- Nike Classic (Albuquerque, N.M.) *Sun Belt Conference game 8/22 W MISSOURI STATE 2-1 # Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.) 8/27 W vs. Prairie View A&M ! 6-0 2012 (16-5-2, 8-1-1 Sun Belt) 8/29 W vs. Jacksonville State ! 2-0 Sun Belt Champions 2008 (15-4-1, 8-2-1 Sun Belt) 9/3 L at Sam Houston State 0-1 (2ot) Sun Belt Tournament Champions 8/29 W LOUISIANA TECH 2-1 9/5 T NEW MEXICO 1-1 (2ot) NCAA Tournament 8/31 W XAVIER 1-0 9/10 L at Texas Tech ^ 0-1 8/17 W at Oral Roberts 2-1 (2ot) 9/5 W OKLAHOMA 3-2 (ot) 9/12 W vs. Lamar ^ 3-0 8/19 W at Missouri State 1-0 9/7 L UTSA 0-1 9/17 L SMU 2-3 (ot) 8/24 W at Sam Houston State 1-0 (2ot) 9/12 W EAST TENNESSEE STATE 4-1 9/24 L at Western Kentucky * 0-1 8/26 W HOUSTON W 2-1 9/14 W LAMAR 2-0 9/26 L at Middle Tennessee * 1-2 (2ot) 8/31 W TEXAS SOUTHERN W 6-0 9/19 W at Baylor 2-0 10/1 W ULM * 4-0 9/7 T BAYLOR 0-0 (2ot) 9/26 W at Louisiana-Lafayette * 3-1 10/3 W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE * 4-0 9/9 L vs. [16] Long Beach State 2-3 (ot) 9/28 L at ULM * 2-3 10/8 W at Troy * 3-1 9/14 L at [7] Oklahoma State 2-3 10/3 W FLORIDA ATLANTIC * 3-2 10/10 W at South Alabama * 2-0 9/16 L TCU L 0-1 10/5 W FIU * 1-0 10/15 W FIU * 2-1 9/21 W at Louisiana-Lafayette* 2-0 10/10 T at South Alabama * 3-3 (2 ot) 10/17 W FLORIDA ATLANTIC * 5-0 9/23 W at ULM* 2-1 10/12 W at Troy * 2-1 (ot) 10/21 T at UALR * 1-1 (2ot) 9/28 W SOUTH ALABAMA* 4-0 10/17 W UALR * 1-0 10/24 W ARKANSAS STATE * 2-0 9/30 W TROY* 5-1 10/19 W ARKANSAS STATE * 2-0 10/29 L at [22] Denver * 0-1 10/5 W FLORIDA ATLANTIC* 2-1 10/24 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE * 2-1 11/3 L at Western Kentucky # 0-3 10/7 T FIU* 1-1 (2ot) 10/26 W WESTERN KENTUCKY * 4-3 *-Sun Belt Conference game 10/12 W at Arkansas State* 2-1 10/31 L DENVER * 0-3 #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Bowling Green, Ky.) 10/14 W at UALR* 8-2 11/5 W SOUTH ALBAMA # 2-1 !- Hotel Encanto Aggie Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.) 10/18 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE* 3-2 11/6 L WESTERN KENTUCKY# 1-0 ^- Red Raider Classic (Lubbock, Texas) 10/21 L at Western Kentucky* 0-2 *-Sun Belt Conference game 10/31 W vs. Florida Atlantic# 1-0 #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Denton, Texas) 11/2 W vs. Western Kentucky# 1-0 11/4 W vs. FIU# 1-0 11/10 L at Texas Tech+ 0-2 *-Sun Belt Conference game #-Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.) +-NCAA Tournament game (Lubbock, Texas)

38 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 year-by-year results

2013 (14-7-1, 6-3-1 C-USA) 2015 (19-4-1, 8-1-1 C-USA) 2017 (14-4-4, 7-1-2 C-USA) 8/23 W at Texas Southern 9-1 Conference USA Champions Conference USA Tournament Champions 8/25 W HOUSTON BAPTIST 1-0 Conference USA Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament 8/30 L at [10] Wake Forest ! 1-2 (ot) 8/19 W at Incarnate Word 3-0 9/1 L vs. Virginia Tech ! 2-4 NCAA Tournament 8/20 L No. 17 ARKANSAS 0-2 9/6 W SAM HOUSTON STATE 3-0 8/21 W vs. Southern Utah 2-1 8/25 W at Abilene Christian 2-0 9/8 W at TCU 2-0 8/23 W at UNLV 1-0 8/27 L TEXAS 0-1 9/13 W MCNEESE STATE 2-0 8/28 W at Incarnate Word 2-0 9/1 at Texas A&M - CC Canceled 9/15 W at Oklahoma 5-0 8/30 L KANSAS 1-2 9/3 W HOUSTON BAPTIST 5-0 9/22 L OKLAHOMA STATE 1-2 (ot) 9/4 W at Abilene Christian 3-0 9/8 W WEBER STATE 3-1 9/27 T SOUTHERN MISS * 1-1 (2ot) 9/6 W HOUSTON 3-0 9/10 T INDIANA 3-3 (2ot) 9/29 W LOUISIANA TECH * 1-0 9/11 W LAMAR 6-0 9/17 FIU Canceled 10/4 L at Rice * 0-4 9/13 W at TCU 1-0 9/21 W at Marshall* 1-0 10/6 L at Colorado College * 2-3 9/18 W ORAL ROBERTS 1-0 9/24 T at Louisiana Tech* 1-1 (2ot) 10/11 W UTSA * 4-2 9/20 L at No. 5 Texas A&M 1-2 (2ot) 9/28 W MACU 8-0 10/13 W CHARLOTTE * 3-0 9/25 T at Marshall* 0-0 (2ot) 10/1 W at WKU* 1-0 10/18 W at Tulsa * 4-1 10/2 W FLORIDA ATLANTIC* 2-1 10/6 W UTEP* 3-1 10/25 W at Middle Tennessee * 3-1 10/4 W FIU* 1-0 10/8 W UTSA* 4-0 10/27 L at UAB * 1-2 10/9 W at Charlotte* 1-0 (ot) 10/13 W UAB* 1-0 10/31 W UTEP * 2-1 10/11 W at Old Dominion* 2-0 10/19 W at Charlotte* 2-1 11/6 W vs. [E3] FIU # 4-1 10/16 W MIDDLE TENNESSEE* 2-1 10/22 L at Old Dominion* 1-3 11/8 W vs. [E1] Charlotte # 1-0 (2ot) 10/18 W UAB* 3-0 10/27 T NO. 18 RICE* 1-1 (2ot) 11/10 L vs. [W1] Colorado College # 0 - 3 10/23 W at Southern Miss* 2-0 10/29 W FIU* 4-0 !-Wake Forest Invitational (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 10/25 W RICE* 2-1 11/1 W No. 7 Middle Tennessee# 4-1 *Conference USA game 10/30 L at Louisiana Tech* 0-1 11/3 W at No. 6 Florida Atlantic# 2-0 # C-USA Tournament (Host: Rice, Houston, TX) 11/4 W No. 8 WKU# 1-0 11/6 W No. 5 Middle Tennessee# 1-0 11/5 T No. 8 Charlotte# 0-0 North Texas won PKs 3-1 to win title 2014 (16-5-1, 8-1-1 C-USA) 11/8 W No. 2 Marshall# 1-0 11/13 L Texas Tech$ 0-1 11/10 L at No. 18 Texas$ 0-3 Conference USA Champions * Conference USA Game * Conference USA Game 8/22 W TEXAS SOUTHERN 3-0 #C-USA Tournament (Miami, FL) #C-USA Tournament (Boca Raton, FL) 8/24 W OREGON STATE 1-0 $NCAA Tournament game $NCAA Tournament game (Austin, TX) 8/29 at Houston canceled 8/31 W at Lamar 1-0 2016 (15-5-1, 9-1 C-USA) 2018 (15-3-3, 8-1-1 C-USA) 9/5 W ABILENE CHRISTIAN 3-1 Conference USA Champions 9/7 W VANDERBILT 1-0 Conference USA Champions 9/12 L NO. 15 OKLAHOMA 1-2 (2ot) 8/19 W Incarnate Word 4-0 Conference USA Tournament Champions 9/14 W at Houston Baptist 2-0 8/21 W at Oral Roberts 1-0 NCAA Tournament 9/19 L GONZAGA 1-2 (2ot) 8/26 W Texas A&M Corpus Christi 4-0 8/17 W INCARNATE WORD 3-0 9/21 L TCU 0-1 8/28 W Abilene Christian 3-2 8/19 T ALABAMA 1-1(2ot) 9/26 W LOUISIANA TECH* 1-0 9/2 T at Oregon State 0-0 (2ot) 8/24 W S.E. LOUISIANA 4-0 9/28 W SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI* 4-0 9/4 L at Oregon 0-3 8/27 L at No. 12 Santa Clara 0-1 10/3 W at UTEP* 1-0 ot 9/9 W Texas Southern 7-1 8/30 W at Weber State 1-0 10/5 W at UTSA* 2-0 9/11 L at No. 25 Arkansas 0-1 9/2 W PITTSBURGH 4-1 10/12 T at Rice* 1-1 (2ot) 9/16 L at Texas 0-1 9/7 W at Houston Baptist 2-0 10/17 L at Florida Atlantic* 0-2 9/18 W at Rice* 2-1 9/20 W at Southern Miss* 3-0 10/19 W at FIU* 2-1 9/22 W Marshall* 3-1 9/30 W UTSA* 4-0 10/24 W CHARLOTTE* 5-0 10/2 W WKU* 2-1 10/5 W RICE* 1-0 10/26 W OLD DOMINION* 2-0 10/7 W at UTEP* 1-0 10/7 W UAB* 2-0 10/31 W WESTERN KENTUCKY* 4-0 10/9 L at UTSA* 0-3 10/12 T at WKU* 1-1(2ot) 11/5 W vs. No. 8 Marshall# 2-0 10/14 W at UAB* 1-0 10/14 W at Marshall* 3-0 11/7 W vs. No. 5 Middle Tennessee# 1-0 10/21 W Charlotte* 2-0 10/19 W FLORIDA ATLANTIC* 2-1 11/9 L vs. No. 2 Rice# 0-2 10/23 W Old Dominion* 2-1 10/21 W FIU* 2-0 * Conference USA Game 10/27 W at FIU* 3-2 10/24 W at Middle Tennessee* 2-1(2ot) #C-USA Tournament (Charlotte, NC) 10/30 W Louisiana Tech* 3-1 10/28 L at Old Dominion* 0-4 11/2 W No. 8 Old Dominion# 2-1 (ot) 10/31 W vs. No. 8 Rice# 2-0 11/4 L No. 4 Florida Atlantic # 2-3 11/2 T vs. No. 4 LA Tech# 1-1 (3-2 PKs) * Conference USA Game 11/4 W vs. No. 6 Southern Miss# 2-1 (2ot) #C-USA Tournament (Charlotte, NC) 11/9 L at No. 16 Texas A&M$ 1-0 (2ot) * Conference USA Game #C-USA Tournament (Norfolk, VA) $NCAA Tournament game (College Station, TX)

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 39 records 9 2018 Season Results

North Texas 3, at Incarnate Word 0 North Texas 5, vs. Houston Baptist 0 North Texas 1, at LA Tech 1 (2OT)

North Texas 9, vs. MACU North Texas 0, vs. No. 17 Arkansas 2 North Texas 3, vs. Weber State 1

North Texas 2, at Abilene Chritian 0 North Texas 1, at WKU 0 North Texas 3, vs. Indiana 3 (2OT)

North Texas 0, vs. Texas 1 North Texas 3, vs. UTEP 1 North Texas 1, at Marshall 0

40 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 2017 Season Results

North Texas 4, vs. UTSA 0 North Texas 1, vs. No. 18 Rice 1 (2OT) North Texas 0, Charlotte 0 (2OT) (3-1PKs)_

North Texas 0, at No. 18 Texas 3 North Texas 1, vs. UAB 0 North Texas 4, vs. Florida Internaitonal 0

North Texas 2, at Charlotte 1

North Texas 4, Middle Tennessee 1

North Texas 1, at Old Dominion 3 North Texas 2, Florida Atlantic 0

41 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 mg soccer complex records

9 Mean Green Soccer Complex – Individual Records 9 Attendance Goals scored 3 Kendall Juett Louisiana-Monroe 9/28/07 1. 1,283 SMU 9/2/11 3 Kelsey Hodges Texas Southern 8/20/10 2. 1,246 SMU 9/17/10 3 Nikki Crocco Grambling 8/28/11 3. 1,173 Oklahoma 9/5/08 3 Rachel Holden Texas Southern 9/9/16 4. 1,097 Baylor 9/7/12 3 Berklee Peters Houston Baptist 9/3/17 5. 1,084 Middle Tennessee 10/8/12 Points 7 Kendall Juett Louisiana-Monroe 9/28/07 6. 1,022 Oklahoma State 9/22/13 7 Rachel Holden Texas Southern 9/9/16 7. 964 McNeese State 9/13/13 6 Heather Hutyra Arkansas State 10/13/06 8. 913 TCU 9/16/12 6 Kelsey Hodges Texas Southern 8/20/10 9 876 Southern Miss 9/27/13 6 Nikki Crocco Grambling 8/28/11 10. 842 UTSA 10/11/13 6 Berklee Peters Houston Baptist 9/3/17 Shots on Goal 12 Heather Hutyra Arkansas State 10/13/06 9 Mean Green Soccer Complex Overall Record 11 Heather Hutyra Northwestern State 9/15/06 10 Rachel Holden La. Tech, Abilene Christian 2014 97-15-8 (.853) - 120 total games (11 seasons) Saves 13 Kandice Ellis SMU 9/3/06 10 Jackie Kerestine Middle Tennessee 10/16/15 9 Mean Green Soccer Complex Firsts 9 Jackie Kerestine Houston Baptist 8/25/13 8 Kandice Ellis Louisiana-Lafayette 9/30/07 MATCH LOSS OPP. GOAL 7 Mandy Hall SMU 9/17/10 vs. Houston (8/31/06) vs. Middle Tennessee Jordan Godbolt 7 Mandy Hall South Alabama 10/14/07 (10/22/06) Houston (8/31/06) SUN BELT MATCH 7 Kandice Ellis SMU 9/29/06 GOAL SHUTOUT vs. Florida International Kendall Juett vs. SMU (9/3/06) (9/29/06) 9 vs. Houston (8/31/06) North Texas -Team Records WIN OPP SHUTOUT SMU (9/3/06) Goals scored 11 Grambling 8/28/11 2-1 OT vs. Houston 8 Arkansas State 10/13/06 (8/31/06) Texas Southern 8/20/10 Mid America Christian University 9/28/17 Points 31 Grambling 8/28/11 25 Arkansas State 10/13/06 Shots on goal 37 Arkansas State 10/13/06 Assists 9 Grambling 8/28/11 Arkansas State 10/13/06 Saves 13 SMU 9/3/06 Corner Kicks 15 Texas Southern 8/22/14 Penalty Kicks 2 Kendall Juett vs. UTEP 9/2/07 Kelli Lunsford vs. Middle Tennessee 10/22/06 Fouls 28 Oklahoma State 9/22/13 Largest Margin 11-0 Grambling 8/28/11 of Victory 8-0 Arkansas State 10/13/06 8-0 Texas Southern 8/20/10 8-0 Mid America Christian University 9/28/17

9 Opponents- Individual Goals scored 2 Kellie Walker Western Kentucky 10/26/08 Points 3 Holly Grogan, Kala Morgan Middle Tennessee 10/18/06 3 Maria Grados Oral Roberts 8/21/11 Shots on Goal 6 Sophia Mundy Houston 8/31/06 Assists 2 Courtney Smith SMU 9/17/10 Saves 21 Kelly Goodman Arkansas State 10/13/06

9 Opponents Team Goals scored 3 Six Times (Most Recent: Indiana, 9/10/17) Shots on goal 27 SMU 9/3/06 Assists 3 UTEP 9/2/07 SMU 9/17/10 Saves 21 Arkansas State 10/13/06 Corner Kicks 9 SMU 9/3/06 Fouls 24 Oklahoma State 9/22/13 24 Northwestern State 9/15/06

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 42 records 9 conference tourney results

9 Conference Tournament Results 2016 (Charlotte, NC) Sun Belt Conference Quarterfinals...... def. Old Dominion, 2-1 (ot) 2000 (Mobile, Ala.) Semifinals...... lost to Florida Atlantic, 3-2 1st Round...... def. Arkansas State, 6-0 Semifinals...... def. at South Alabama, 2-1 Finals...... lost to FIU, 1-3 2017 (Boca Raton, FL) Quarterfinals...... def. Middle Tennessee, 4-1 2001 (Miami, Fla.) Semifinals...... def. Florida Atlantic, 2-0 1st Round...... def. Arkansas State, 2-0 Finals...... drew Charlotte, 0-0 Semifinals...... def. Western Kentucky, 2-1 (2ot) North Texas advances on penalty kicks 3-1 Finals...... lost to Denver, 1-2 2002 (Mobile, Ala.) 2018 (Norfolk, VA) 1st Round...... def. Middle Tennessee, 4-1 Quarterfinals...... def. Rice, 2-0 Semifinals...... def. at South Alabama, 2-1 Semifinals...... drew. LA Tech, 1-1 (won 3-2 in PKs) Finals...... lost to Denver, 0-3 Finals...... def. Southern Miss, 2-1 (2ot) 2003 (Bowling Green, Ky.) 1st Round...... def. Arkansas State, 10-1 Semifinals...... def. Middle Tennessee, 4-0 Finals...... lost to Denver, 0-1 (ot) 2004 (Miami, Fla.) 1st Round...... def. South Alabama, 2-1 Semifinals...... def. Denver, 3-0 Finals...... def. at Florida International, 1-0 2005 (Mobile, Ala.) 1st Round...... def. Louisiana-Lafayette, 3-2 Semifinals...... def. Western Kentucky, 2-1 Finals...... def. at South Alabama, 2-0 2006 (Lafayette, La.) 1st Round...... def. at Lousiana-Lafayette, 5-1 Semifinals...... def. Middle Tennessee, 3-1 Finals...... lost to Denver, 4-0 2007 (Mobile, Ala.) 1st Round...... def. Louisiana-Lafayette, 3-1 Semifinals...... def. Western Kentucky, 3-1 Finals...... lost to Denver, 2-0 2008 (Denton, Texas) 1st Round...... def. South Alabama, 2-1 Semifinals...... lost to Western Kentucky, 1-0 2009 (Boca Raton, Fla.) 1st Round...... def. Middle Tennessee, 2-1 Semifinals...... lost to UALR, 1-0 2010 (Bowling Green, Ky.) 1st Round...... lost at Western Kentucky, 3-0 2011 (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) 1st Round...... def. Troy, 2-0 Semifinals...... drew Western Kentucky, 0-0 (2ot) Western Kentucky advances on penalty kicks 4-3 2012 (Mobile, Ala.) 1st Round...... def. Florida Atlantic, 1-0 Semifinals...... def. Western Kentucky, 1-0 Finals...... def. FIU, 1-0 Conference USA 2013 (Houston, Texas) Quarterfinals...... def. FIU, 4-1 Semifinals...... def. Charlotte, 1-0 (2OT) Finals...... lost to Colorado College, 3-0

2014 (Charlotte, NC) Quarterfinals...... def. Marshall, 2-0 Semifinals...... def. Middle Tennessee, 1-0 Finals...... lost to Rice, 2-0

2015 (Miami, FL Quarterfinals...... def. Western Kentucky, 1-0 Semifinals...... def. Middle Tennessee, 1-0 Finals...... def. Marshall, 1-0

43 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 letterwinners

Ariel Diaz ‘17, ‘18 9 A Haley Dockray ‘11 Amanda Johnson ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Natalie Donnert ‘02 Amanda Jones ‘05, ‘06 Ashleigh Ackroyd ‘16 Christy Johnson ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Adrina Adame ‘00, ‘01 9 E Erin Johnson ‘02 Tori Adame ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Bailey Johnston ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 Tiffany Adams ‘06 Kandice Ellis ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Jamie Joyce ‘95 Kelly Adkins ‘03, ‘04 Stephanie Eckert ‘07 Kendall Juett ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Ashleigh Allison ‘02 9 Sydney Andrews ‘18 F 9 K Veronica Ayala ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Anna Flobeck ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, 16 Jackie Kerestine, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 9 B 9 G Olivia Klein ‘18 Meredith Klemm ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Diana Garcia-Valez ‘98 Elaine Bacchus ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Jessica Kloschmann ‘02, ‘03 Erin Gardipee ‘98 Olivia Bagby ‘15 Keri Kuwamura ‘01 Amy Gaylon ‘95 Stephanie Baetz ‘96 Carrie Kveton ‘98, 99, ‘00, ‘01 Cindy Beahm ‘95 Krista Georgas ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Robin Bellingham ‘02 Katie Gernsbacher ‘16 9 L Fleur Benatar ‘96, ‘97 Hannah Gladys ‘18 Julie Lackey ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Lindsay Bibb ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Rebecca Gleason ‘14 Brooke Lampe ‘17, ‘18 Jennifer Blume ‘95 Zoe Gomez ‘18 Brittnye Lawson ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 April Bonilla ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Shannon Gorrie ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Logan Layn ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 Katy Booth ‘07, ‘08 Tess Graham ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Lindsay Lackore ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Brooke Bradley ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 Rita Granado ‘96, ‘97, ‘99 Casey Lerond ‘08 Kelsey Brann ‘18 Stefanie Grba ‘16 Melanie Lovato ‘95 Mary Brannon ‘07 Molly Grisham ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Kelli Lunsford ‘05, ‘06, ‘08, ‘09 Kim Brimberry ‘01 Allison Guderian ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Amber Lyons ‘18 Kara Brooks ‘08, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Madeline Guderian ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 Ashleigh Lyons ‘16 Michelle Brophy ‘99, ‘00 Danielle Guilliod ‘09 Heather Brown ‘95 9 9 Lauryn Bruffett ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 H M Logan Bruffett ‘17, ‘18 Hailey Hadden ‘14 Richelle Magalhaes ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Kim Brunette ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Amber Haggerty ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Summer Mahaffey ‘98 Mia Bryce ‘17 Amanda Hall ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Andrea Marak ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Briana Buchanan ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Kerri Hancock ‘95, ‘96 Marilyn Marin ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Paige Bucklew ‘12, ‘13 Jou Jou Hanna ‘99 Natalie McDonough ‘17, ‘18 Ansley Bunger ‘18 Taffy Harmon ‘03 Carly McDowell ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Amanda Burgardt ‘12 Allison Harper ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Carrie Mendoza ‘10 Leslie Hash ‘95 Madden Mengwasser ‘12, ‘13 9 C Angela Hawkins ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Amanda Mitchell ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Natalie Mitchell ‘01 Adriana Caballero ‘99 Nicole Heasty ‘95 Erin Montgomery ‘08 Marlen Caballero ‘99 Chelsea Heimann ‘09 Patty Mora ‘98 Alexsis Cable ‘15, ‘16 Kaity Hemperly ‘18 Jackie Moreau ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 JoDee Campbell ‘96 Cristi Hendrickson ‘95, ‘96 Brianna Morris ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Kristen Campbell ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Jessica Hennessey ‘02 Sabrina Munguia ‘15, ‘16 Alyssa Carrier ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Lynda Hercules ‘12, ‘13 Libby Murphy ‘14, ‘15 Angela Carter ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Mari Hernandez ‘98, ‘99 Nikki Carter ‘00 Danielle Herron ‘07, ‘08 9 Amy Chandler ‘97, ‘98 Mari Hill ‘98 N Melissa Chapman ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Kelsey Hodges ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Marion Neary ‘95 Mary Chisenhall ‘95, ‘96 Leanne Hoge ‘03 Natalie Newell ‘17, ‘18 Brittany Cleveland ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Rachel Holden ‘13.‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Haley Newsom ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Leslie Cooley ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Shelly Holt ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Aaliyah Nolan ‘17, ‘18 Misty Cordon ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 Emily Hosek ‘03 Adria Costanzo ‘98, ‘99 Monica Housden ‘00, ‘01 9 O Jordan Howell ‘10 Leah Cox ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Gabi Ortiz ‘12, ‘13 Lindsey Hulstein ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Hannah Crawford ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Lynette Osborne ‘97 Kaylah Hunter ‘14, ‘15 Nikki Crocco ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Brooke Oxentine ‘13 Jennifer Crow ‘96 Gennifer Hurst ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Sarah Csillagi ‘97 Heather Hutyra ‘04, ‘05, 06, ‘07 9 P Michelle Cudd ‘95 9 I Marissa Pantoja ‘12 Michelle Partain ‘02, ‘03 9 D Vanessa Ibewuike ‘13 Caroline Paulette ‘17 Krista Davey ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 9 J Kelsey Perlman ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Marchelle Davis ‘14, ‘15, 16 Berklee Peters ‘17, ‘18 Lindsay Deal ‘99 Ingrid Jacques ‘99 Melanie Peterson ‘06, ‘07 Elle Marie DeFrain ‘17, ‘18 Dominique James ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 Kelsey Petty ‘11 Stephanie Demchuk ‘95 Tori Phillips ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17

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Karla Pineda ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Lisa Whitfield ‘95, ‘96 Melinda Pina ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Jacy Wicker ‘07, ‘08 Michelle Pratz ‘95, ‘96 Courtney Wilson ‘15 Lindsay Williams ‘02 9 R Kelly Winchester ‘96 Julie Radford ‘05, ‘06 Jessie Wolfe ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Loreli Ramsey ‘10 Janaye Woods ‘07 Monica Reich ‘97 Jillian Wright ‘08 Alicia Reyes ‘10, ‘11 9 Michelle Richards ‘95 Y Caree Ridenour ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Jamie Yates ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Angela Rieke ‘95, ‘96 Michelle Young ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Haley Riley ‘12, ‘13 Tiffany Robb ‘96 9 Z Katelyn Ross ‘12 Jessica Zetlau ‘01 Morgan Rushing ‘13 9 S Carissa Sanders ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 Ellen Scarfone ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Heather Schmidt ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Miranda Schoening ‘16, ‘17 Maci Schoonover ‘18 Cat Sebazco ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17 Lauren Shockey ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Sarah Simpson ‘10 Marnie Simmons ‘95, ‘96 Katherine Skaggs ‘06 Kelsi Slaughter ‘14, ‘15, 16 Dani Slavonic ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Nikki Smetzer ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Alexis Smith ‘17 Danielle Smith ‘02, ‘03 Hayley Smith ‘06 Jennifer Smith ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Knakala Smith ‘14 Amy Smyser ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Chelsei Soto ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Kim Sparks ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Alyson Stallcup ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Emily Standeven ‘01 Emily Stevens ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Hailey Sutton ‘16 9 T Chantel Terrell ‘98 Rene Threlkeld ‘98, ‘99 Taylor Torres ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18 Gina Turner ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Rachel Turpin ‘08, ‘09 9 U Michelle Uselton ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 9 V Teresa Vise ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 9 W K.D. Waters ‘06 Dani Watson ‘09, ‘10 Rebecca Weinkauf ‘02 Lauren Weller ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Corinna Welsch ‘95, ‘97 Kim Welsch ‘96 Katie Wendling ‘08, ‘09

45 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 all-time awards

9 All-American Selections 2010 Ellen Scarfone, First Team 9/6/11 Nikki Crocco (2g, 0a), Sun Belt 2011 Kelsey Hodges, First Team 9/27/11 Michelle Young (3g 0a), Sun Belt NCAA Ellen Scarfone, First Team 8/21/12 Kelsey Hodges (Defensive POW), Sun Belt 2018 Dominique James, Third Team Michelle Young, First Team 8/28/12 Jackie Kerestine (Defensive POW), Sun Belt 9 2012 Michelle Young, First Team 10/9/12 Karla Pineda (2g, 0a), Sun Belt MAC Hermann Trophy Karla Pineda, First Team 8/26/13 Rachel Holden (4g, 0a), Off POW, C-USA 2019 Dominique James, Preseason Watch List Kelsey Hodges, First Team 9/9/13 Haley Riley (9s, 2so), Def POW, C-USA Carly McDowell, Second Team 9/16/13 Rachel Holden (3g, 0a), Off POW, C-USA 9 All-Conference Selections Conference USA 10/14/13 Kelsey Hodges (3g, 0a), Off POW, C-USA 2013 Kelsey Hodges, First Team 10/21/13 Vanessa Ibewuike (1g, 2a), Off POW, C-USA Big West Conference Rachel Holden, First Team 8/25/14 Rachel Holden (2g), Off POW, C-USA 1996 April Bonilla, Second Team Vanessa Ibewuike, Third Team 9/8/14 Molly Grisham (1 g), Co-Off POW, C-USA Lisa Whitfield, Second Team 2014 Karla Pineda, First Team 9/29/14 Jackie Kerestine, Def POW, C-USA 1997 Amy Chandler, First Team Rachel Holden, First Team 10/6/14 Karla Pineda (2 g, 1a), Off POW, C-USA Krista Davey, First Team Jackie Kerestine, Second Team 10/6/14 Jackie Kerestine, Def POW, C-USA Christy Johnson, First Team 2015 Karla Pineda, First Team 10/27/14 Karla Pineda (4 g, 1a), Off POW, C-USA Meredith Klemm, Honorable Mention Rachel Holden, First Team 10/27/14 Jackie Kerestine, Def POW, C-USA 1998 Krista Davey, First Team Jackie Kerestine, First Team 11/3/14 Jackie Kerestine, Def POW, C-USA Christy Johnson, First Team Tess Graham, Third Team 8/24/15 Jackie Kerestine, GK POW, C-USA Gina Turner, Second Team Molly Grisham, Third Team 9/8/15 Jackie Kerestine, GK POW, C-USA 1999 Krista Davey, First Team Taylor Torres, All-Freshman Team 9/14/15 Jackie Kerestine, GK POW, C-USA Christy Johnson, First Team 2016 Rachel Holden, Second Team 9/21/15 Jackie Kerestine, GK POW, C-USA Adriana Costanzo, Second Team Marchelle Davis, Second Team 10/12/15 Jackie Kerestine, GK POW, C-USA Gina Turner, Second Team Carissa Sanders, Third Team 10/19/15 Rachel Holden (2g), Off POW, C-USA Teresa Vise, Honorable Mention 2017 Dominique James, First Team 8/22/16 Brooke Bradley, GK POW, C-USA Aaliyah Nolan, Second Team 9/12/16 Brooke Bradley, GK POW, C-USA Sun Belt Conference Brittnye Lawson, Third Team 9/19/16 Rachel Holden (2g) Off POW, C-USA 2000 Kim Brunette, First Team 2018 Dominique James, First Team 10/24/16 Marchelle Davis (2g) Off POW, C-USA Christy Johnson, First Team Aaliyah Nolan, Second Team 10/24/16 Miranda Schoening, GK POW, C-USA Marilyn Marin, First Team Kelsey Brann, Third Team 10/31/16 Marchelle Davis (1g, 2a), Off POW, C-USA Teresa Vise, First Team Berklee Peters, Third Team 10/2/17 Tori Phillips, Def POW, C-USA Emily Stevens, Second Team Carissa Sanders, Third Team 8/20/18 Kelsey Brann, GK POW, C-USA Gina Turner, Second Team Taylor Torres, Third Team 9/10/18 Dominique James, Def POW, C-USA 2001 Carrie Kveton, First Team Kelsey Brann All-Freshman Team 9/24/18 Carissa Sanders, Def POW, C-USA Marilyn Marin, First Team 10/8/18 Dominique James, Def POW, C-USA Gina Turner, First Team 9 Conference Award Winners 10/22/18 Dominique James, Def POW, C-USA Monica Housden, Second Team 10/29/18 Aaliyah Nolan, Off POW, C-USA Michelle Uselton, Second Team Player of the Year 2002 Marilyn Marin, First Team 2002 Marilyn Marin, Sun Belt 9 Greater Denton Sports Commission Melinda Pina, First Team 2003 Marilyn Marin, Sun Belt 2003 Marilyn Marin, First Team 2005 Heather Hutyra, Sun Belt North Texas Coach of the Year Melinda Pina, First Team 2018 Dominique Jamesa, C-USA 2004 John Hedlund, Sun Belt Angela Carter, Second Team Offensive Player of the Year 2005 John Hedlund, Sun Belt Krista Georgas, Second Team 2013 Rachel Holden, C-USA 9 U.S.C. All-Region (Cont.) 2004 Melinda Pina, First Team 2015 Rachel Holden, C-USA (Co-Offensive) Heather Hutyra, First Team 1997 Christy Johnson, First Team Caree Ridenour, First Team Midfielder Player of the Year 1998 Krista Davey, Second Team 2015 Karla Pineda, C-USA Krista Georgas, Second Team Christy Johnson, Third Team 2005 Kandice Ellis, First Team Defensive Player of the Year 1999 Gina Turner, Second Team Angela Hawkins, First Team 2013 Kelsey Hodges, C-USA Christy Johnson, Third Team Heather Hutyra, First Team 2018 Dominique James, C-USA 2000 Marilyn Marin, First Team Kelli Lunsford, First Team 2001 Marilyn Marin, Third Team Freshman of the Year 2006 Heather Hutyra, First Team 2002 Marilyn Marin, Second Team 2000 Marilyn Marin, Sun Belt Kendall Juett, First Team 2003 Marilyn Marin, Second Team 2004 Heather Hutyra, Sun Belt Gennifer Hurst, Second Team 2004 Caree Ridenour, Third Team 2005 Kelli Lunsford, Sun Belt Kandice Ellis, Second Team 2005 Heather Hutyra, Second Team 2007 Janaye Woods, Sun Belt 2007 Kendall Juett, First Team 2006 Heather Hutyra, Third Team 2013 Rachel Holden, C-USA Dani Slavonic, First Team 2008 Kelli Lunsford, Third Team Janaye Woods, First Team Coach of the Year 2010 Ellen Scarfone, Second Team (South) 2008 Veronica Ayala, Second Team 2004 John Hedlund, Sun Belt 2012 Kelsey Hodges, Second Team Kendall Juett, First Team 2005 John Hedlund, Sun Belt Michelle Young, Second Team Kelli Lunsford, First Team 2011 John Hedlund, Sun Belt 2013 Rachel Holden, First Team Kelsey Perlman, First Team Kelsey Hodges, First Team 2009 Kendall Juett, First Team Player of the Week (Since 2008) 2014 Karla Pineda, Second Team Kelli Lunsford, First Team 9/9/08 Kelli Lunsford (2g, 0a), Sun Belt Jackie Kerestine, Second Team Michelle Young, Second Team 9/8/09 Kendall Juett (1g, 0a), Sun Belt 2015 Rachel Holden, First Team 8/24/10 Julie Lackey (3g, 1a), Sun Belt Karla Pineda, First Team 10/19/10 Michelle Young (3g, 2a), Sun Belt

2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book 46 records 9 all-time awards

9 U.S.C. All-Region (Cont.) 2017 Taylor Torres (OMVP) 2018 Dominique James, First Team Dominique James (DMVP) Aaliyah Nolan, Second Team Natalie Newell Natalie McDonough 9 Soccer Buzz 2018 Lauryn Bruffett (OMVP) Carissa Sanders (DMVP) All-Freshman Team Kelsey Brann 2005 Kelli Lunsford Madeline Guderian 2006 Kendall Juett 2007 Janaye Woods 9 North Texas Team Honors 2008 Kelsey Perlman Freshman All-America Final Regional Rankings 1997 Christy Johnson, Third Team 1996 ARV (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) 1998 Gina Turner, Honorable Mention 1997 10th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) 2000 Marilyn Marin, First Team 1998 7th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) 1999 6th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) 9 All-Conference Tournament 2000 6th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) Team 2001 ARV (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) 2005 14th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) 2000 Christy Johnson 2006 t-15th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) Teresa Vise 2008 15th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com) Marilyn Marin 2012 8th (South, NSCAA Regional Poll) 2001 Angela Carter 2013 ARV (Central, NSCAA Regional Poll) Marilyn Marin 2014 9th (Central, NSCAA Regional Poll) Melinda Pina 2015 4th (Central, NSCAA Regional Poll) 2002 Lindsay Bibb 2016 8th (Central, NSCAA Regional Poll) Jessica Hennessey Melinda Pina Regular Season Championships 2003 Marilyn Marin 2001, Sun Belt Melinda Pina 2004, Sun Belt Caree Ridenour 2005, Sun Belt 2004 Briana Buchanan 2011, Sun Belt Alyssa Carrier (MOP) 2012, Sun Belt Melinda Pina 2014, Conference USA Dani Slavonic 2015 Conference USA 2005 Heather Hutyra (MOP) 2016 Conference USA Kelli Lunsford 2018 Conference USA Angela Hawkins Kandice Ellis 9 North Texas Academic Honors Julie Radford 2006 Brittany Cleveland NSCAA Team Academic Award Kendall Juett 2009-10 academic year Dani Slavonic 2013-14 academic year 2007 Heather Hutyra Kendall Juett Conference USA All-Academic Team Dani Slavonic 2013 Hailey Riley, First Team 2008 Kelli Lunsford 2014 Rachel Holden, First Team Veronica Ayala 2015 Rachel Holden, Second Team 2009 Ellen Scarfone Molly Grisham, Second Team 2011 Jackie Kerestine 2016 Kelci Slaughter, First Team 2012 Jackie Kerestine (MOP) Rachel Holden, Second Team Amber Haggerty Hailey Sutton, Second Team Kelsey Hodges 2017 Dominique James, First Team Karla Pineda Aaliyah Nolan, Second Team Michelle Young 2018 Dominique James, Second Team 2013 Kelsey Hodges Jackie Moreau CoSIDA Academic All-District Karla Pineda 2015 Karla Pineda, Second Team 2014 Karla Pineda Jackie Kerestine Tess Graham Molly Grisham 2015 Rachel Holden (OMVP) Jackie Kerestine (DMVP) Tess Graham Amber Haggerty 2016 Marchelle Davis Anna Flobeck

47 2019 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book records 9 memorable moments

9 Program Starts With Lubbock Loss control of the loose ball just a couple of yards from the goal line and was able to September 2, 1995 - Texas Tech 3, North Texas 2 kick it into the net. LUBBOCK, Texas- North Texas began its women’s soccer history at Texas Tech, but relinquished 1-0 and 2-1 leads before falling 3-2 to the Lady Raiders. Marin had assists on all three goals for the Mean Green. Lisa Whitfield scored the first goal in program history in the 23rd minute, scoring 9 North Texas Wins Sun Belt Tourney from the lower-right part of the box, giving North Texas its first ever lead over its November 6, 2004 - North Texas 1, FIU 0 Southwest Conference foe. MIAMI, Fla.- Alyssa Carrier headed in a free kick from Andrea Marak with only eight seconds remaining in the Sun Belt Championship game to give North Texas Angela Reike scored in the 76th minute from the top of the 18-yard box to give a 1-0 win at FIU, with the specter of extra time or penalties looming in front of a North Texas a 2-1 edge, but could not hold onto the lead. The Red Raiders equal- road crowd. ized in the 80th minute and scored the game-winner in the 87th. The win gave North Texas its first Sun Belt Tournament Championship and first 9 North Texas Finds Troy In A Catch-22 bid to the NCAA Tournament. August 31, 1997 - North Texas 22, Troy 0 9 Mean Green Repeat As Champs LAKE CHARLES, La.- North Texas found itself completely outclassing Troy, and November 5, 2005 - North Texas 2, South Alabama 0 walked away with the biggest win in program history, a 22-0 thumping of the MOBILE, Ala.- Again playing in hostile territory, the Mean Green won its second Trojans. straight Sun Belt Championship and returned to the NCAA Tournament with a 2-0 By the 20th minute, Christy Johnson had a hat trick and was well on her way to her win at South Alabama. five-goal total, and the Mean Green were up 5-0. Johnson had scored five the previ- North Texas got its first goal in the 43rd minute, as Tournament Most Outstanding ous day against McNeese State, giving her a remarkable 10 goals in two days. Both Player Heather Hutyra scored her 20th goal of the season. of her five-goal games are tied for the North Texas single-game record. The Mean Green anchored back, and allowed just one shot in the second half, holding In all, four North Texas players scored hat tricks; Krista Davey, the future WUSA on to the slim lead. Julie Radford ended the tension by scoring her first goal of the player who had three assists as well, Lynette Osbourne, who scored four goals, season in the 75th minute, giving North Texas a two-goal lead which it would not Nikki Smetzer, who had two assists, and Johnson. relinquish. North Texas outshot Troy 57-0. The Mean Green were up 9-0 by the 28th minute 9 Mean Green Soccer Complex Opens and 13-0 by halftime. Official scoresheets in 1997, before computer scoring was August 31, 2006 - North Texas 2, Houston 1 (OT) standard, had spaces for only nine goals in a game, therefore the official box score DENTON, Texas- North Texas opened up Mean Green Soccer Complex with some late for the game spans three pages. heroics, defeating Houston 2-1 in overtime to christen the new field. 9 Orange Burnt on Halloween Kristen Campbell took a feed from Kelli Lunsford 91 seconds into overtime and fired a October 31, 1999 - North Texas 2, Texas 1 (OT) laser past Houston keeper Shelby Scott to win the first game in the new complex. The DENTON, Texas- North Texas brought in heavily favored, and regional giant Texas victory also extended the home unbeaten streak to 15 games -- a streak that eventually to Denton for the penultimate game of the 1999 season. reached 23 games. The Mean Green got the first breakthrough in the 16th mintue when Carrie Kveton Houston started the scoring in the 37th minute, but North Texas got an equalizer from put a strike in to give North Texas a lead it would hold for almost forty minutes. Kendall Juett in the 68th minute. The Longhorns tied the game in the 55th minute, which helped send the match to extra time at 1-1. 9 North Texas downs Oklahoma September 5, 2008 - North Texas 3, Oklahoma 2 (OT) With 19 seconds left in the first overtime, Michelle Brophy scored on an assist DENTON, Texas- Kelli Lunsford, who missed most of 2007 due to injury, scored the from Adriana Caballero and sending the Mean Green into a delirous dogpile as 2-1 game-tying and winning goals in a 3-2 overtime victory. She tied the game 2-2 in the victors. 83rd minute, when she blasted a kick from about 35 yards out that sailed over the Kveton’s PK Topples No. 9 SMU outstretched arms of Oklahoma goalkeeper Lisa Jett. September 1, 2000 - North Texas 3, #9 SMU 2 (OT) In overtime, the Sooners tried to clear the ball but it went right to Lunsford, who took a WACO, Texas- After fighting for 62 minutes, North Texas found itself down 2-0 shot from over 20-yards out and nailed it for the game winner. to SMU in the 65th minute in a neutral site match in Waco, and set the stage for a Mean Green upset and comeback. North Texas scored the first goal of the contest, before Oklahoma came roaring back, scoring two goals within a 10-minute span at the end of the first half. Teresa Vise scored for the Mean Green just a minute after falling down 2-0 on a 66th minute goal with an assist from Marylin Marin. With a scant 1:46 remaining 9 Crocco’s Game-winning Goal Downs SMU in regulation, and the Mean Green down a goal, North Texas got its break. SMU September 2, 2011 - North Texas 2, SMU 1 keeper Becca Leif was sent off, and Carrie Kveton sent home the ensuing penalty to DENTON, Texas- Nikki Crocco scored the game-winning goal in the 86th minute to send the match into overtime. give North Texas a 2-1 win over SMU. The victory over SMU was the program’s first North Texas was able to take advantage of the 11-on-10 just 5:48 into overtime, as since 2005. Kveton was sent to the spot again. She converted for her second goal of the game, Crocco started the scoring in the 53rd minute with a header off a free kick taken by and North Texas’ only victory over an opponent ranked in the top 10. Kelsey Hodges from beyond midfield. North Texas’ celebrations were short-lived, as its Double Overtime Upset Over No. 21 Denver backline could not cope with an SMU cross and knocked it into their own net to tie the October 10, 2003 - North Texas 3, #21 Denver 2 (2OT) score. DENTON, Texas- Just 24 seconds away from a draw, Kristen Campbell knocked With extra time looming, Nikki Crocco stole the ball from SMU keeper Courtney in a loose ball in front of the net and gave the Mean Green the golden goal they Webb with 3:07 remaining and knocked the ball into the open net which sent the needed to defeat Denver 3-2 in double overtime. record crowd of 1,287 into a frenzy, and gave the Mean Green the victory. North Texas, looking for its first victory over a ranked team since 2000, opened up a 2-0 lead over the Pioneers by the 56th minute. Richelle Magahlaes scored in the 15th minute, and Melinda Pina doubled the lead in the 56th. However, the lead was fleeting, and Denver equalized with two more goals by the 62nd minute. As the second overtime was ending, NT’s Marilyn Marin dribbled into the left corner before centering the ball towards the Denver net. Campbell somehow got

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9 Hodges’ Goal, Block, Gives North Texas Regular Season Title 9 Mean Green Repeats As C-USA Regular-Season Champions October 28, 2011 - North Texas 1, Denver 0 October 25, 2015 - North Texas 2, Rice 1 DENTON, Texas- Kelsey Hodges scored on a free kick from beyond midfield to give DENTON - The North Texas soccer team captured the program’s 10th conference North Texas a 1-0 win over Denver, and clinch the 2011 Sun Belt regular season title. championship with a 2-1 victory against Rice at the Mean Green Soccer Complex. Hodges scored in the fifth minute -- her seventh goal of the season -- on a free kick The Mean Green went undefeated in conference play to secure its second straight from beyond midfield. Hodges has now scored in two straight games despite playing as regular-season Conference USA championship. The game was a rematch of last the defensive anchor. year’s conference tournament championship game, but this time the Mean Green With the Mean Green hanging on to a 1-0 lead in the 63rd minute, Hodges made what came out on top. was possibly the play of the game by blocking a Nichollette DiGiacamo shot with her North Texas scored twice in the opening 20 minutes, but then had to hold off a face. Hodges left the game for a short time before returning to finish the contest and vigorous Rice attack after the Owls scored in the 72nd minute. help North Texas win the Sun Belt title. For the second straight game, the Mean Green scored in the opening minutes off 9 Freshman Haggerty Punches NT’s Third NCAA Tourney Ticket its very first shot. Rachel Holden took possession of the ball after Jackie Moreau November 4, 2012 - North Texas 1, FIU 0 posted a long throw-in into the box. The junior forward shielded the ball from her MOBILE, Ala. - Freshman Amber Haggerty punched NT’s ticket to another NCAA defender, turned and had an open look at the goal. Her shot went into the upper Tournament when her 63rd minute goal downed FIU in the Sun Belt Tournament final. right-hand corner of the goal in just the third minute of the game. The game was the final to be played by North Texas in the Sun Belt Conference, a league it has been a member of for 13 years. Karla Pineda caught the Rice goalkeeper by surprise in the 19th minute. The senior midfielder took a pass from Moreau just past the midfield circle and lofted a hard The victory also marked the 250th win in the program’s history and the coaching career shot that went over the goalie’s head. of head coach John Hedlund. Nia Stallings put Rice back into the game in the 72nd minute after getting a North Texas would go on to face Texas Tech in its third trip to the NCAA Tournament chipped ball into the box and then slotting it past a diving Jackie Kerestine. Right since 2004. before the goal, Kerestine had made a low diving save that prevented a Holly 9 5-0 Blanking Of Oklahoma Caps Historic Two-Week Stretch Hargreaves shot from going in. Sept. 15, 2013 - North Texas 5, Oklahoma 0 9 NORMAN, Okla. - Freshman Rachel Holden confounded the Sooners defense all Mean Green Wins First Conference USA Championship afternoon, scoring her second hat trick of the season in a 5-0 torching of Oklahoma. November 8, 2015 - North Texas 1, Marshall 0 The victory capped an incredible two-week stretch for North Texas, which included a MIAMI -- The North Texas soccer team won its first Conference USA tournament 4-0 record, a 12-0 scoring margin and a shutout streak of 382:11. championship and headed back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2012 with the 1-0 victory against Marshall at the FIU Soccer Complex. In that four-game stretch, NT downed Sam Houston State (3-0) and McNeese State (2- 0) at home, and picked up road wins at TCU (2-0) and Oklahoma (5-0) on national TV. For the third straight conference tournament game, North Texas scored an early goal and then relied on its defense to preserve the lead. Holden was named C-USA Offensive Player of the Week after the win at OU, while goalkeeper Haley Riley earned C-USA Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 9. The goal was scored by senior Amber Haggerty in the 15th minute off her own rebound. The forward collected the ball inside the 18-yard box off a long throw-in 9 Mean Green Advance To C-USA Title Game In First Season from Marchelle Davis. Her header went off the crossbar, and Haggerty was right Nov. 10, 2013 - North Texas 0, Colorado College 3 there for the put back. HOUSTON - In the Mean Green’s first year in Conference USA, North Texas earned the league’s No. 2 seed after the regular season and advanced to the league’s tournament The last time that North Texas won a conference tournament championship and title game. Top seeded Colorado College was the only thing separating the Mean Green went on to the NCAA Tournament was in 2012. Haggerty scored the game-win- between its second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament, but the Tigers prevailed, 3-0. ning goal in that 2012 championship game versus FIU as a freshman. Three years later, Haggerty repeated that feat. Kelsey Hodges was named the C-USA Defensive Player of the Year, while freshman sensation Rachel Holden earned C-USA Offensive Player of the Year and Freshman of Jackie Kerestine preserved the shutout victory with a diving save in the 86th the Year. minute off a header from a corner kick. The senior earned her 15th shutout of the season, breaking her own single-season school record set last year. 9 Mean Green Wins C-USA Regular-Season Title October 31, 2014 - North Texas 4, WKU 0 The Mean Green defense posted three shutouts en route to the tournament title. As The North Texas soccer team needed a tie or a win to secure sole possession of the 2014 a team, the 2015 team set a team record for shutouts with 16. Conference USA regular season title. The Mean Green delivered in usual fashion with Rachel Holden was named the Offensive MVP of the tournament, Jackie Kerestine a flurry of goals on offense and a shutout on defense in the 4-0 victory against WKU in received Defensive MVP honors and Tess Graham and Amber Haggerty were front of a home crowd. named to the all-tournament team. For a fourth straight game, North Texas scored an early goal and then waited until the 9 Mean Green Wins Third-Straight Regular Conference USA Championship second half to add to the score. Jackie Kerestine and the defense secured their 12th October 30, 2016 - North Texas 3, Louisiana Tech 1 shutout of the season and the third straight. North Texas has outscored its opponents, On a day when five Mean Green seniors were honored, it was the seniors that led 11-0 in the last three victories. the North Texas soccer team to a 3-1 win against Louisiana Tech, capturing the After Marchelle Davis gave North Texas a 1-0 lead in the 6th minute off a low shot past Conference USA regular-season title outright. a diving keeper, the Mean Green did not find the goal again for more than 75 minutes. Three seniors were involved in all three goals for the Mean Green. For the fourth North Texas had its opportunities but seemed to miss that last pass or the on-target shot. time, Hailey Sutton scored the opening goal to put North Texas ahead in the 14th Anna Flobeck came off the bench to head in a ball sent from Tori Phillips on a free kick minute. After Louisiana Tech tied the game off a free kick, Marchelle Davis gave from 30 yards out at the 81-minute mark in the second half. That goal sparked the Mean the Mean Green the lead again in the 45th minute with a penalty kick. Rachel Green offense, which went on to score three goals in a span of five minutes. Holden sealed the win with a header off a free kick in the 82nd minute. Davis had Amber Haggerty scored the next two goals off individual effort. She beat her defenders two assists in the game. and shot the first one high that went in near post and the second was hit from the top of The game took a sharp turn in the 32nd minute when junior defender Tori Phillips the penalty box received a red card and was ejected for retaliating after she was fouled. With the score tied, 1-1, the Mean Green were forced to play with 10 players for the rest of the game.

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9 Sebazco 90th-Minute Goal Protects Streak Guderian who connected with sophomore Elle Marie DeFrain in the air first. October 27, 2017 DENTON -- The last time the North Texas soccer team lost a home conference match, Mean Green forward Cat Sebazco was 12 years old. Friday, the now 21-year-old college senior saved the program’s national record unbeaten streak with a game-tying goal in the 90th minute of North Texas’ 1-1 draw versus No. 18 Rice. “Our mindset going in was we’re undefeated on this field for the past eight years and we wanted to make it nine,” Sebazco said. The senior, playing in her second to last home match of her career, scored her first goal of the season off a corner kick from junior Aaliyah Nolan. Nolan’s pass fell perfect to the back post area of the net where Sebazco was waiting and quickly tapped the ball into the net before the Owls’ goalie could react.. 9 North Texas Wins 2017 C-USA Tournament In PKs Nov. 5, 2017 BOCA RATON, Fla. -- The North Texas soccer team defeated Charlotte 3-1 in penalty kicks Sunday afternoon to win its 13th conference championship in program history. After 110 minutes of scoreless soccer, the Mean Green’s Taylor Torres scored the game- winning shootout goal. It is the Mean Green’s fifth conference tournament championship in the program’s 23- year history. With the win, North Texas, who was the second-seed in the C-USA tournament, has earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time in program history. The Mean Green will find out where and who they are playing in the tournament on Monday during the NCAA Selection Show... 9 Mean Green Earn First Top 25 National Ranking October 9, 2018 DENTON — For the first time in program history, the 13-time conference champion North Texas women’s soccer team is ranked in the United Soccer Coaches Top 25 Poll at No. 24 in Tuesday’s ranking. The No. 24 Mean Green (9-1-1, 4-0), who are riding a seven-match winning streak and a five-match shutout streak had received 29 top 25 votes last week and jumped five schools to the No. 24 ranking. They remained at No. 2 in the South Region ranking behind Memphis who is ranked No. 15 nationally. Tuesday’s ranking comes just a day after the team earned a No. 25 NCAA RPI ranking, which determines NCAA Tournament seeding...

9 Mean Green Clinch 2018 Regular Season Conference Title October 24 2018 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — The North Texas soccer team claimed the 2018 C-USA Regular Season crown and its 14th overall conference championship on Wednesday with a 2-1 overtime victory at Middle Tennessee in double overtime. Senior Aaliyah Nolan scored the game-winning goal in the 102nd minute of the match from just outside the 18-yard box. She scored both goals in the match for UNT.

9 Mean Green Win 2018 C-USA Tournament October 24 2018 NORFOLK, Va. — The North Texas women’s soccer team won the 2018 Conference USA Tournament championship with a 2-1 overtime victory over Southern Miss Sunday afternoon and earned an automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament. The top- seeded Mean Green (15-2-3) defended their 2017 title with a goal in 16th minute from senior Aaliyah Nolan to give them an early lead. However, with 11 minutes remaining in regulation, the six-seed Golden Eagles (13-6-1) tied the match with a short-handed score. With the match tied at the end of regulation, UNT was forced to play its second overtime match in a row. UNT beat fourth-seed Louisiana Tech in the semifinals in penalty kicks to reach the championship round. In the second of the two 10-minute overtime periods Sunday, senior Lauryn Bruffet headed in the championship-winning goal off a set-piece pass from junior Madeline

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