Women’s Soccer 2013 ra New E Begi A ns

2013 Southland Conference Tournament Nov. 7-10 Lake Charles, La. Hosted by McNeese State University

Cowgirl Field 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer 2013 Schedule Quick Facts Date Opponent Location Time Location...... Houston, Texas Aug. 17 at Texas State (exhibition) San Marcos, Texas 7 pm Founded...... 1960 Aug. 23 at Tulsa Tulsa, Okla. 7:35 pm Enrollment...... 2,200 Nickname...... Huskies Aug. 25 at North Texas Denton, Texas 1 pm Colors...... Royal Blue and Orange Sept. 1 TCU Sorrels Field 7 pm Home Field (capacity)...... Sorrels Field (500) Sept. 5-7 Montana Cup Missoula, Mont. Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Southland Sept. 5 at Montana 6 pm 2012 Record (Conference)...... 10-7-3 (4-1-0) Sept. 7 vs. Utah Valley 6 pm Lettermen Returning/Lost...... 16/6 Sept. 13 UTEP Sorrels Field 7 pm Starters Returning/Lost...... 8/3 Newcomers...... 8 Sept. 15 Houston Sorrels Field 7 pm Sept. 22 *at Abilene Christian Abilene, Texas 1 pm HBU Administration Sept. 27 *Northwestern State (FW) Sorrels Field 7 pm President:...... Dr. Robert B. Sloan, Jr. Sept. 29 *at Lamar Beaumont, Texas 1 pm Director of Athletics...... Steve Moniaci Faculty Representative:...... Dr. John Yarrington Oct. 4 *at Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas 7 pm Oct. 6 *at McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 1 pm HBU Women’s Soccer Staff Oct. 13 *at Incarnate Word San Antonio, Texas 1 pm Head Coach (alma mater)...... Misty Jones (Judson) Career Record...... 115-99-13 (11th season) Oct. 18 *Oral Roberts Sorrels Field 5 pm Record at HBU...... 68-56-13 (8th season) Oct. 20 *Central Arkansas Sorrels Field 3 pm Assistant Coaches (alma mater)... Brandon Bonilla (Texas A&M) Oct. 25 *Nicholls State Sorrels Field 7 pm ...... Michael Bouchahine (HBU) Office Phone...... (281) 649-3490 Oct. 27 *Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sorrels Field 1 pm Student Manager...... Gabby Trujillo Nov. 1 *Sam Houston State Sorrels Field 5 pm Nov. 3 *at Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, La. 1 pm HBU Athletic Media Relations Nov. 7-10 +at SLC Tournament Lake Charles, La. TBA Director...... Russ Reneau ...... Office: (281) 649-3098 ...... Email: [email protected] Home matches All times CST Assistant Director/WS Contact...... Mary Ellen Leisering (FW) Family Weekend ...... Office: (281) 649-3087 ...... Cell: (832) 623-8660 * Southland Conference ...... Email: [email protected] + Hosted by McNeese State Please direct all inquiries to: Assistants.... Glen McMicken, Lauren Bozeman, Pilar Donnelly Mary Ellen Leisering Asst. Director of Athletic Media Relations HBU Athletic Training On the cover - the 2013 seniors (clockwise from 7502 Fondren Rd. Director...... Richie Valdés top left): Amina Radoncic, Houston, TX 77074 ...... Phone: (281) 649-3157 Chelsea Thornhill, Lara ...... Email: [email protected] Johnson, Molly Missimer, (281) 649-3087 Associate Director...... Emily Kohut and Shelby Horn [email protected] Assistants...... Dana Quinterro, Hanna Stelzer, ...... Omni Ashford, Daryl Faulkner Intern...... Daniel Meza Table of Contents Team Physicians...... Dr. Terence Chang, Dr. Steven Flores 2013 Schedule and HBU Quick Facts...... 1 Strength and Conditioning...... Evarist Akujobi 2013 Roster...... 2 Graduate Assistant...... Chris Slocum Meet the Coaches...... 3-6 Houston Baptist University Mission Statement Meet the Huskies...... 7-31 The mission of Houston Baptist University is to provide a learning Sorrels Field and Series Records...... 32 experience for students that instills them with a passion for This is HBU...... 33-37 academic, spiritual, and professional excellence as a result of our Compliance...... 38-39 central confession, “Jesus Christ is Lord.” Administration...... 40-45 Athletic Training...... 46-47 HBU Athletic Department Mission Statement Strength and Conditioning...... 48 To be committed to Christ-centered development of people through 2013 Opponents...... 49-51 intercollegiate athletics. History...... 52 2012 Season in Review...... 53 2012 Statistics...... 54 To aid the university in recruitment of the general student body 2012 Results...... 55 and create school spirit and pride among students, faculty, staff, Career Records...... 56-57 and alumni. Single-Season Records...... 57-58 Single-Game Records...... 58 To help provide a positive identity for the university through our Awards and Letterwinners...... 59 athletic endeavors. All-Time Results...... 60 HBU Sports Hall of Honor...... 61 To provide a competitive, diverse, and equitable athletic program HBU Athletic Department, Media Information, and Credits....62 in compliance with applicable rules and regulations that promotes Facilities at HBU...... 63 good opportunities for student-athletes to earn a degree, to achieve Houston, Texas...... 64 individual athletic potential within team goals, and to emphasize spiritual and social growth. 1 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Class-Exp. Hometown/HS (Previous College) 10 Allison Abendschein F 5-7 Fr-HS Magnolia, Texas/Magnolia 18 Elizabeth Adams D 5-3 Fr-HS Tulsa, Okla./Jenks 22 Stephanie Castellon GK 5-5 Jr-2L Riverside, Calif./Riverside Poly 9 Alessia Dal Monte F 5-4 Fr-HS Burbank, Calif./Burbank 5 Morgan Dean F 5-2 Fr-HS Littleton, Colo./Arapahoe 6 Jennifer Gebhardt D 5-9 Fr-HS Placentia, Calif./Orange Lutheran 17 Taylor Gibson F 5-6 Jr-2L Sidney, British Columbia/Parkland Secondary 13 Natalie Hager F 5-2 Jr-2L Port Neches, Texas/Port Neches-Groves 30 Shelby Horn C GK 5-6 Sr-3L Dallas, Texas/Berkner 11 Emily Hughes F/D 5-2 Jr-1L Orange, Texas/Little Cyprus Mauriceville (UT-Dallas) 1 Lara Johnson GK 5-7 Sr-3L Deer Park, Texas/Deer Park 15 Jia LeBlanc D 5-6 Fr-HS Pearland, Texas/Pearland 3 Ellie Manning M 5-4 Fr-HS Rochester, England/Fort Pitt Grammar School 20 Blake Martin D 5-7 So-1L College Station, Texas/A&M Consolidated 8 Lindsay Matlock D 5-4 Jr-2L Sacramento, Calif./St. Francis 2 Kelsey Missimer D 5-6 Jr-2L The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 12 Molly Missimer M 5-10 Sr-3L The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 16 Ally Murphy C D 5-8 Jr-2L El Dorado Hills, Calif./Oak Ridge 4 Kristi O’Brien D/M 5-7 Fr-HS Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie 26 Amina Radoncic C F/M 5-1 Sr-3L Coppell, Texas/Coppell 14 Chelsea Thornhill D 5-9 Sr-3L Katy, Texas/Morton Ranch 21 Rebekah Tovar M 5-3 So-1L Fort Worth, Texas/Robert Lee Paschal 0 Patty Walrath GK 5-9 Jr-2L Cypress, Texas/Cy-Woods 7 Molly Weeks F/M 5-4 So-1L Highland Village, Texas/Marcus

Head Coach: Misty Jones (Judson) Assistant Coaches: Brandon Bonilla (Texas A&M), Michael Bouchahine (HBU) Student Manager: Gabby Trujillo C Team Captain

Numerical Roster 0 Patty Walrath GK 1 Lara Johnson GK 2 Kelsey Missimer D 3 Ellie Manning M 4 Kristi O’Brien D/M 5 Morgan Dean F 6 Jennifer Gebhardt D 7 Molly Weeks F/M 8 Lindsay Matlock D 9 Alessia Dal Monte F 10 Allison Abendschein F 11 Emily Hughes F/D 12 Molly Missimer M 13 Natalie Hager F 14 Chelsea Thornhill D 15 Jia LeBlanc D 16 Ally Murphy D 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer 17 Taylor Gibson F 18 Elizabeth Adams D 20 Blake Martin D 21 Rebekah Tovar M Pronunciation Guide 22 Stephanie Castellon GK 26 Amina Radoncic F/M Allison Abendschein AH-ben-shine 30 Shelby Horn GK Stephanie Castellon CAST-ee-yon Alessia Dal Monte uh-LAY-see-ah DAL MON-tay Jia LeBlanc G-uh le-BLAHNK Kelsey/Molly Missimer MISS-im-ur Amina Radoncic uh-ME-nuh ruh-DON-chick Rebekah Tovar TOE-var

Brandon Bonilla buh-NILL-uh Michael Bouchahine BOOSH-uh-heen 2 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer

Meet the Coaches

3 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Misty Jones Head Coach Misty Jones enters her eighth year as head women’s soccer coach at Houston Baptist University. Last season, Jones guided the Huskies to another impressive season, going 10-7-3 overall and 4-1-0 in the Great West Conference. The only regular season loss came at the hands of eventual tournament winner, Utah Valley. The Huskies lost in the first round of the tournament by Howard, 2-1. HBU was well-represented at the post-season awards dinner, as seven Huskies were named All-Conference, including five First Team honorees. Defender Blake Martin was named Great West Conference Newcomer of the Year. In 2011, she led the Huskies to an 11-9-1 overall record and an impressive 4-1-1 conference mark, as the Huskies reached the GWC championship game for the third-straight season. The Huskies lost in double-overtime to Utah Valley. Sophomore Molly Missimer had a breakout season, leading the team with 22 points, which was the eighth-most in a single-season in program history, and the most points in one season since 2008. Five Huskies were placed on the GWC All- Conference teams, with Arielle Rodriguez, M. Missimer, Lindsay Matlock, and Natalie Hager placing on the First Team, and Kelsey Missimer placing on the Second Team. In 2010, the Huskies won the Great West Conference championship on their home field with a shootout victory over North Dakota. HBU ended the season with an overall record of 7-13-2 and a conference record of 2-4-0. Rodriguez earned All-Conference honors and Cindy Hedden was named Tournament MVP. In 2009, HBU finished the year with a 9-9-3 record and a 3-1-2 mark in the Huskies’ first year in the Great West Conference. The Huskies advanced to the GWC title match, where they lost to Utah Valley, 1-0. In 2008, Jones led the Huskies to a 9-7-1 mark in year two of the school’s transition back to NCAA Division I. The campaign was highlighted by four shutouts and a 5-2 record at Sorrels Field. The 2007 squad finished 11-5-3, including an impressive 10-1 mark at home. In 2006, she led the Huskies to a successful 11-6 campaign in the first season of HBU women’s soccer since 1987, coaching an all-America selection in Sara Faulkner and having five athletes receive all- conference honors. The Huskies finished that inaugural season as the fourth-place team in the Red River Athletic Conference and managed to stun their conference foes by finishing as the RRAC tournament runner-up, defeating top-seeded College of the Southwest 1-0 in the semifinals. Jones came to HBU after a successful six-year club coaching stint in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, recruiting and developing players while coaching some of the top teams in north Texas. She coached the Texas Lightning Soccer Club to a top-10 finish, placing second in the Lake Highlands Girls Classic League DII and finalist in the Texas Cup. As head coach for the Dallas Texans Soccer Club, Jones’ team ranked in the top 20 in the region, winning numerous league and tournament championships. She coached a Region III finalist and the first 1987 girls’ team in north Texas to win a national championship, winning the Director’s Cup in 2004. After the championship, all 17 players continued their soccer careers at four-year colleges.

Jones’ Portfolio Education High School - Bakersfield High School, Northwood University - Head Coach, 1998-2001; Bakersfield, Calif. NAIA Region VI Runner-Up (2001) College - Bakersfield College, Bakersfield, Calif.; Judson College - Assistant Coach, 1996-98; Judson College, Elgin, Ill. NCCAA Regional Championship (1997) College Soccer Playing Experience NCCAA National Tournament (1997) Bakersfield College - All-Conference, Team MVP, Captain Club Coaching Experience Judson College - All-Region, All-Conference, Team MVP, Academic Texas Lightning Soccer Club, 2005-2006 All-Conference, Captain Dallas Texas Soccer Club, 2000-2005; College Coaching Experience Director’s Cup National Championship (2004) Houston Baptist University - Head Coach, 2006-present; RRAC Tournament Runner-Up (2006) GWC Tournament Runner-Up (2009) GWC Tournament Champion (2010) GWC Tournament Runner-Up (2011)

4 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Before starting the HBU women’s program in 2006, Jones had prior experience in beginning an intercollegiate soccer program. She started the women’s soccer team at Northwood University, serving as the head coach from 1998-2001. While at Northwood, she posted a record of 46-30-1 and led the Knights to an NAIA Region VI runner-up finish in 2001. Prior to that, she was the assistant women’s coach at Judson College for two years, where she helped Judson to an NCCAA regional championship and national tournament appearance. Jones played collegiate soccer for four years, serving her teams as captain in each year. She began her playing career at Bakersfield College, leading her team in goals and assists and receiving all-conference honors and her team’s most valuable player award. She continued her collegiate career at Judson College, where she received her bachelor’s degree. While at Judson, she led her team in goals, setting a new record for most career goals. She again received her team’s MVP award, as well as all-conference and all-region accolades. Jones also was named academic all-conference while at Judson. In her collegiate coaching career, Jones has always instilled in her athletes the importance of keeping academics first, while building strong moral character. In 2006, she had seven athletes named academic all-conference by the RRAC and in her nine years of collegiate coaching experience, she has coached or assisted three schools to seven playoff appearances. Jones is married to the head coach of the HBU men’s soccer team, Steve Jones, and the coaching couple has two sons: 14-year old Brandon and 10-year old Trevor. Misty and Steve led a college select women’s soccer team on a trip to China with the mission organization Uncharted Waters in 2000.

5 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Brandon Bonilla Michael Bouchahine Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Brandon Bonilla begins his third Michael Bouchahine begins his season as assistant coach for the third season as an assistant coach HBU women’s soccer program. Last for the men’s and women’s soccer season, he helped the Huskies to programs. another successful season in going Bouchahine was a four-year 10-7-3 overall and 4-1-0 in the Great letterwinner in goal for the men’s West Conference. The Huskies team from 2006-09, accumulating lost to Howard, 2-1, in the opening a career record of 20-13-2 with four round of the GWC Tournament. shutouts. In the Husky record HBU was well-represented books, he is third in saves in post-season awards, as (142), second in wins (20) seven Huskies were named and fourth in goals-against All-Conference, including average (1.27). five First Team members. He is earning his master’s Defender Blake Martin was at HBU in psychology. named Newcomer of the Year. In 2011, he helped the Huskies reach the Great West Conference championship game for the third-straight season, narrowly repeating as conference champions, as HBU lost in double-overtime to Utah Valley. Bonilla, a 2007 Texas A&M alumnus, spent the past two seasons at the University of Nebraska as a volunteer assistant coach prior to arriving in Houston. He worked with the attackers and led the Cornhuskers to their best scoring output since 2002. Nebraska finished third in the Big 12, which was its best finish since ‘02. In the past two seasons, Bonilla has coached the Omaha Football Club, leading the U11 and U12 girls to three tournament finals and one championship. He coached the Texas A&M club team in 2008-09, as the Aggies finished with a record of 14-0-1. From 2003-07, he was the manager for Texas A&M while completing his undergraduate degree, majoring in leadership and development. His duties included helping the head coach train the goalkeepers and was in charge of on-field operations. From 2007-09, Bonilla was the voice of Aggie soccer, providing play-by-play in the broadcasting booth. Prior to moving to Nebraska, he spent five years at Aggieland Soccer Club, mentoring several boys and girls to top performances at the state level. Bonilla helped lead a mission trip for a Christian soccer camp in Belize Gabby Trujillo in spring, 2009. They were able to teach faith through the game of soccer. Student Manager The camp was open to anyone in town. They started with 25 kids and by the end of the week had over 200 people wanting to be involved. The camp was held in the afternoons, so during the day they spent their time tutoring kids in school and cleaning and painting houses. Bonilla has his USSF “C” license and NSCAA Goalkeeper “Level 1 and 2” badges.

6 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer

Meet the Huskies

7 Seniors

8 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #30 Shelby Horn Captain GK • 5-6 • Sr.-3L Dallas, Texas/Berkner

2012 (Junior): Played in 19 matches with 19 starts between the pipes...had a record of 10-6-1, a goals-against average of 1.03, a save percentage of .808, with seven shutouts...set new program records for wins and shutouts in a season...led the conference in save percentage and was second with GAA... the 1.03 GAA is the third-lowest in a single season in program history and the .808 save percentage is tied for third-highest in a single season...made 80 saves on the season, with a season-high eight at TCU (9/14)...started the season with two shutouts...five-time GWC Defensive Player of the Week and was later named Second Team All-Conference.

2011 (Sophomore): Appeared in seven matches with three starts before being injured...had a 4-2-0 record, a 1.06 goals-against average, and a .789 save percentage...she made 30 saves in 682:00...tied a career high with 11 saves at UTEP (8/26)...recorded a shutout in a 2-0 win over McNeese State (8/19) in the season opener, making six saves.

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in 20 matches with 18 starts...had a GAA of 1.73 and a save percentage of .732 in over 1700 minutes of action...had a record of 6-10-2...recorded first collegiate shutout at Grambling State (9/17) and followed that with three straight in a span of seven days: Utah Valley (10/30), NJIT in conference quarterfinals (11/5), and UVU again in the semifinals (11/6)...named to the Great West Conference All-Tournament Team after posting a 0.30 GAA, a .917 save percetage, and two shutouts... she made five saves in the championship match against North Dakota (11/8), including two in the shootout round...her final save sealed the championship for the Huskies.

High School: Varsity soccer starter all four years...as a freshman, was named to Second Horn’s HBU Career Highs Saves...... 11, twice, last at UTEP (8/26/11) Team All-District and All-Freshman First Team in District 9-5A...Berkner Newcomer of the Minutes...... 110, 5 times, last at McNeese State (9/23/12) Year and regional quarterfinalist...sophomore year was named First Team All-District 9-5A... Assists...... 1 vs. Lamar (9/2/11) junior year was named to the All-Region Team, Goalkeeper of the Year and First Team All- District 9-5A, Berkner Defender of the Year and was named to the Ice Bowl All-Tournament Team...named team captain senior year and was a member of the Ice Bowl All-Tournament Team...had the sixth-best GAA in the Dallas area as a junior (0.66, 12 shutouts, 119 saves)... recorded four shutouts, 50 saves and a 0.50 GAA as a senior...graduated in top 6% of her class and earned Berkner Exchange Club Freshman Leadership Award in 2006-07 and Berkner Exchange Club Student of the Month in October ‘09...played club for Andromeda from 2002-09 and Dfeeters in 2009-10.

Personal: Full name is Shelby Breanne Horn...marketing major...born Nov. 19, 1991 in Dallas, Texas...daughter of Barry and Julie Horn...has one brother, Patrick, and one sister, Kelsey...grandfather Jack Jordan played baseball at Southwest Texas State.

Horn’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS GA GAA Min. Svs Sv% W L T Sho. 2010 20-18 34 1.73 1764:43 93 .732 6 10 2 4 2011 7-3 8 1.06 682:00 36 .818 4 2 0 1 2012 19-18 19 1.03 1660:00 80 .808 10 6 2 7 Total 46-39 61 1.34 4106:43 209 .774 20 18 4 12

9 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #1 Lara Johnson GK • 5-7 • Sr.-3L Deer Park, Texas/Deer Park

2012 (Junior): Played in three matches with one start...went 0-1-0 with a 1.50 GAA and .571 save percentage...had a shared shutout against Texas Southern (9/28)...started the match at Houston (8/19) and made three saves while allowing three goals...also played a half against Prairie View A&M (10/1), making one save...redshirt the 2011 campaign as a true junior.

2010 (Sophomore): Appeared in three matches with three starts...had a record of 1-2-0...recorded a shutout win in the season opener against Sam Houston State (8/20)...recorded a goals-against average of 4.00 and a save percentage of .630...stopped a career-high seven shots at Baylor (8/27)...named Great West Conference Defensive Player of the Week (8/26).

2009 (Freshman): Saw action in two matches with one start...earned her first collegiate win and shutout in a 2-0 victory over Texas Woman’s (9/18)...had a GAA of 3.33 and a save percentage of .444... had a record of 1-0-0 while playing in 135:00.

High School: Two-time District MVP, All-Greater Houston Area, TASCO All-State, Defensive Player of the Year, and First Team All-Region honoree...helped lead team to the high school 5A state finals and a runner-up finish...graduated cum laude...member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta... four-year Academic Achievement Award recipient...played club soccer for Challenge ‘91 South.

Personal: Full name is Lara Cathryn Johnson...mathematical studies major...born Sept. 18, 1990 in Houston...daughter of James and Bonny Johnson...has two brothers, Chris and Blake, and one sister, Jennifer...enjoys travelling, jet skiing and interior decorating.

Johnson’s HBU Career Highs Saves...... 7 at Baylor (8/27/10) Minutes...... 90, 4 times, last at Houston (8/19/12) Assists...... 0

Johnson’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS GA GAA Min. Svs Sv% W L T Sho. 2009 2-1 5 3.33 135:00 4 .444 1 0 0 1 2010 3-3 10 4.00 225:00 17 .630 1 2 0 1 2011 ****Redshirt season**** 2012 3-1 3 1.50 180:00 4 .571 0 1 0 0 Total 8-5 18 3.00 540:00 25 .581 2 3 0 2

10 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #12 Molly Missimer M • 5-10 • Sr.-3L The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands

2012 (Junior): One of six Huskies to start all 20 matches...tied for third on the team with three goals, tied for second with four assists, and fourth with 10 points...had the highest shot on goal percentage for a player with more than 10 sog, with .778...had 18 shots and 14 shots on goal...had a three-point match against Delaware State (1g, 1a; 10/27)...her goal against DSU was a PK...scored goals at Houston (8/19) and against Texas Southern (9/28)...had assists against Texas State (8/31), at Northwestern State (9/7), and Prairie View A&M (10/1)...played in 1533 minutes, playing in all 90 minutes five times and all 110 minutes once...named First Team All-GWC.

2011 (Sophomore): Played in all 21 matches with 20 starts...led team with eight assists and 22 points...tied for team lead with seven goals...had a six-point match (2g, 2a) against Southern (9/18)... recorded a four-point match (1g, 2a) against North Dakota (10/22)...scored two goals and had one assist in the conference tournament...had one game-winning goal, against NJIT in the conference quarterfinals (11/4)...led team with 45 shots on goal and tied for second with 23 shots on goal...played in fourth-most minutes on the team (1638)...the 22 points were the most in a single season since 2008...named First Team All-Conference and All-Tournament Team.

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in all 22 matches with 21 starts...led all defenders with seven points, on two goals and three assists...scored first collegiate goal against Stephen F. Austin (9/12) and had a three- goal match (1g, 1a) at South Dakota (10/22)...her other assists came against Grambling State (9/17) and Texas Southern (9/24)...had third-best 32 shots and 14 shots on goal...had a span of playing every minute in six-straight matches and eight of nine. Played soccer...earned Varsity 2008 Clutch Goal of the Season honors... Missimer’s HBU Career Highs High School: Goals...... 2 vs. Southern (9/18/11) team was 2008 15-5A Honorable Mention, 2008 Regional finalist, 2009 Regional champions Assists...... 2 vs. Southern (9/18/11) and 2009 State finalist...played varsity basketball...named 2008 and 2009 Defensive Player Points...... 6 vs. Southern (9/18/11) of the Year...2008 squad made it to the regional quarterfinals...2008 Academic All-District... Minutes...... 110, 3 times, last at McNeese State (9/23/12) played club for Challenge ‘92...team made it to the regional finals two years and won state Shots...... 8 vs. Howard (11/4/12) six times. Shots on Goal...... 5 vs. Howard (11/4/12) Personal: Full name is Molly Young Missimer...marketing major...born Sept. 6, 1991 in Evanston, Ill....daughter of Lyman and Betsy Missimer...has one brother, Lyman, and two sisters, Kelsey and Jordan...Kelsey currently plays soccer at HBU...mother played field hockey at Northwestern University, father played goalie at Dartmouth College and brother currently plays goalie at Dartmouth, and uncle played golf at UNC-Charlotte...enjoys playing basketball, and hanging out with friends.

Missimer’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2010 22-21 2 3 7 1681 32 .062 14 .438 0 0-0 2011 21-20 7 8 22 1638 45 .156 23 .511 1 0-0 2012 20-20 3 4 10 1533 57 .053 26 .456 0 1-1 Total 63-61 12 15 39 4852 134 .090 63 .470 1 1-1

11 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #26 Amina Radoncic Captain F/M • 5-1 • Sr.-3L Coppell, Texas/Coppell

2012 (Junior): One of six Huskies to start all 20 matches...tied for second on the team with four assists... also scored one goal for a total of six points...had 24 shots and 11 shots on goal...scored her goal against Texas Southern (9/28) and recorded assists at Houston (8/19), vs. Texas Southern (9/28), vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1), and at South Carolina State (10/11)...played in 1232 minutes, with a season-high 96 minutes in a 1-1 tie at McNeese State (9/23).

2011 (Sophomore): Appeared in and started 20 matches...scored four goals and added two assists for 10 points...four goals and 10 points were both third-best on the team...had a three-point match (1g, 1a) against Lamar (9/2)...also scored goals at Grambling State (9/9), at Howard (9/29) and against NJIT (10/29)...assisted on a goal against South Carolina State (10/27)...had 23 shots and three on goal...played in 1413 minutes.

2010 (Freshman): Played in 20 matches with four starts...had four shots, one on goal...played in 540 minutes, with a season-high of 64 minutes at UTSA (8/29).

High School: Played soccer...named Junior Varsity Offensive Player of the Year in 2007, Varsity Honorable Mention, and State Champions in 2009...three-time AB Honor Roll recipient...played club for Dfeeters ‘92.

Personal: Mass communications major...born Dec. 18, 1991, in Coppell, Texas...daughter of Zogo and Ija Radoncic...has one brother, Alen...enjoys hanging out with friends, watching movies, reading, and Chipotle.

Radoncic’s HBU Career Highs Goals...... 1, 5 times, last vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Assists...... 1, 6 times, last at South Carolina State (10/11/12) Points...... 3, twice, last vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Minutes...... 102 at Delaware State (10/1/11) Shots...... 6, twice, last vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Shots on Goal...3, 3 times, last vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12)

Radoncic’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2010 21-4 0 0 0 540 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 2011 20-20 4 2 10 1413 36 .111 23 .639 3 0-0 2012 20-20 1 4 6 1232 24 .042 11 .458 0 0-0 Total 61-44 5 6 16 3185 64 .078 35 .547 3 0-0

12 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #14 Chelsea Thornhill D • 5-9 • Sr.-3L Katy, Texas/Morton Ranch

2012 (Junior): Played in five matches...scored one goal for two points, which came against Howard (10/29)...both of her two shots were on goal...played in 81 minutes, with a season-high 25 coming against Howard (10/29)...redshirt 2011 season as a true junior.

2010 (Sophomore): Appeared in 21 matches with 13 starts...scored a goal at Lamar (9/29) and recorded the game winner at South Dakota (10/22)...added two assists, versus Stephen F. Austin (9/12) and Grambling State (9/17)...five of her seven shots were on goal.

2009 (Freshman): Played in 19 matches with 18 starts...assisted on the game winners at Texas Southern (9/30) and at South Dakota (10/9)...assisted on the only goal of the match at Utah Valley (10/16).

High School: Started as a freshman and was team captain as a sophomore…helped lead team to its first playoff appearance in 2007, then repeated in 2008…Second Team All-District as a sophomore and junior…earned All-Tournament honors in 2008…named Team MVP at the 2006 Santa Fe Soccer Tournament…All-Academic and All-District Honorable Mention in 2006…2006 Team Offensive MVP… also played volleyball freshman and sophomore years…played club soccer for the Albion FC 91 Blue.

Personal: Full name is Chelsea Ann Thornhill...education major who wishes to become an elementary teacher after graduation…born Oct. 1, 1990 in Carrolton, Texas...daughter of Michael and Katrina Thornhill...has two sisters, Amber and Ashley, and one brother, Travis...enjoys hanging out with her siblings, drawing, running and sports. Thornhill’s HBU Career Highs Goals...... 1, 3 times, last vs. Howard (10/29/12) Assists...... 1, 5 times, last vs. Grambling State (9/17/10) Points...... 2, 3 times, last vs. Howard (10/29/12) Minutes...... 110 vs. North Dakota (11/8/10) Shots...... 3, twice, last at South Dakota (10/22/10) Shots on Goal...... 3 at Lamar (9/29/10)

Thornhill’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2009 19-18 0 3 3 1506 6 .000 4 .667 0 0-0 2010 21-13 2 2 6 1313 7 .286 5 .714 1 0-0 2011 ***Redshirt Season*** 2012 5-0 1 0 2 81 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0-0 Total 45-31 3 5 11 2900 15 .200 11 .733 1 0-0

13 Juniors

14 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #22 Stephanie Castellon GK • 5-5 • Jr.-2L Riverside, Calif./Riverside Poly

2012 (Junior): Did not play; redshirted season.

2011 (Sophomore): Appeared in nine matches with four starts...recorded a 2-6-1 record, a 1.49 goals-against average, a .800 save percentage, and one shutout...she made 52 saves in 785:00...she set a new program record with 18 saves at New Mexico State (8/28)...in March, 2012, Castellon was the starting goalkeeper for the Guatemala U-20 National Team in the Concacaf Tournament in Panama.

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in the second half against Texas Southern (9/24), making one save.

High School: Was a California State History Day Finalist...played club for Legends FC and coach Josh Hodges.

Personal: Full name is Stephanie Renee Castellon...government major with a minor in international business...born Aug. 27, 1992, in Newport Beach, Calif...daughter of Donald and Vanessa Castellon...has one brother, Donald...enjoys working out, tutoring, painting, swimming, and snowboarding.

Castellon’s HBU Career Highs Saves...... 18 at New Mexico State (8/28/11) Minutes...... 90, 8 times, last at Utah Valley (10/15/11) Assists...... 0

Castellon’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS GA GAA Min. Svs Sv% W L T Sho. 2010 1-0 0 0.00 45:00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 2011 9-4 13 1.49 785:00 52 .800 2 6 1 1 2012 ***Redshirt Season*** Total 9-4 13 1.41 830:00 53 .803 2 6 1 1

15 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #17 Taylor Gibson M • 5-6 • Jr.-2L Sidney, British Columbia/Parkland Secondary

2012 (Sophomore): Played in 18 matches with 12 starts...second on the team with seven goals and 17 points...also added three assists...had 19 shots, 10 shots on goal, and two game-winning tallies... had back-to-back two-goal games against Texas Southern (9/28) and Prairie View A&M (10/1)...had a season-high five-point match against PVAMU, adding one assist in the game...she also had a goal at Houston (8/19), at McNeese State (9/23), and at NJIT (10/13), with game winners coming against Texas Southern and at NJIT...recorded assists at Southeastern Louisiana (9/21) and at NJIT (10/13)...played in 956 minutes, with a season-high 95 coming in a 1-1 tie at McNeese State (9/23)...three-time GWC Offensive Player of the Week (9/25, 10/2, and 10/16)...named First Team All-Conference.

2011 (Freshman): Played in 20 matches with eight starts...had two goals and two assists for six points...scored goals in back-to-back games, at Utah Valley (10/15) and against North Dakota (10/22), with her lone game winner coming against the Sioux...she recorded assists against Lamar (9/2) and at Grambling State (9/9)...she had 15 shots, seven on goal, while playing in 1092 minutes.

High School: Played soccer for head coach Tyler Thomas...named to the Athletic Honor Roll and Principal’s Honor Roll...played club for Highlanders FC under head coach Dave Dew.

Personal: Full name is Taylor Jane Gibson...a journalism and mass communications major...born Sept. 29, 1992 in Ottawa, Ontario...daughter of Ronald and Laura Gibson...has two brothers, Logan and Dane...enjoys snowboarding.

Gibson’s HBU Career Highs Goals...... 2, twice, last vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Assists...... 1, 5 times, last at NJIT (10/13/12) Points...... 5 vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Minutes...... 95 at McNeese State (9/23/12) Shots...... 3, 3 times, last vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Shots on Goal...... 2, 3 times, last vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12)

Gibson’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2011 20-8 2 2 6 1092 15 .133 7 .467 1 0-0 2012 18-12 7 3 17 956 19 .368 10 .526 2 0-0 Total 38-20 9 5 23 2048 34 .265 17 .500 3 0-0

16 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #13 Natalie Hager F • 5-2 • Jr.-2L Port Neches, Texas/Port Neches-Groves

2012 (Sophomore): One of six Huskies to start all 20 matches...led the team with eight goals and 19 points...also had three assists...led the conference with five game-winning goals...had a four-point match (2 goals at Northwestern State, 9/7), and a three-point match (3 assists vs. Texas Southern, 9/28)... scored goals against UTSA (8/17), at UC Riverside (8/24), Texas State (8/31), at Southeastern Louisiana (9/21), Prairie View A&M (10/1), and Delaware State (10/27), with game winners coming against UTSA, UC Riverside, Northwestern Louisiana, Southeastern Louisiana, and Delaware State...took 41 shots with 21 shots on goal...played in 1494 minutes, with a game-high 106 minutes in a 1-1 tie against Texas State (8/31)...named GWC Offensive Player of the Week (9/11), and First Team All-Conference.

2011 (Freshman): Played in all 21 matches with 19 starts...tied for the team lead with seven goals and second with 14 points...had two 2-goal games, against Lamar (9/2) and Southern (9/18)...also scored against McNeese State (8/19), at Texas State (9/23) and against South Carolina State (10/27)...second on the team with 44 shots and led team with 25 shots on goal...led all Great West Conference freshmen in points and goals...second on the squad with two game-winning goals...played in 1406 minutes...Great West Conference Player of the Week (9/5)...named First Team All-Conference.

High School: Played soccer for coach Aimee Bates...member of the Golden Triangle Super Gold Team and the National Honor Society...... named Second Team All-District as a freshman, First Team All- District and Offensive MVP as a sophomore and First Team All-District as a junior...was the top scorer in South Texas State Tournament...was selected to TASCO First Team All-State and played for Southeast Texas in the Senior’s Game on May 17...was named the 2011 Beaumont Enterprise Super Gold Player of the Year, as she scored 43 goals and added 24 assists...won the 2011 Miss Port Neches Hager’s HBU Career Highs Pageant...played club for Spindletop Selects ‘93 for coach Mike Hughes where she was Goals...... 2, 3 times, last at Northwestern State (9/7/12) named Top Scorer in President’s Cup South Texas in 2009. Assists...... 3 vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Points...... 4, 3 times, last at Northwestern State (9/7/12) Personal: Full name is Natalie Ann Hager...chemistry/pre-physical therapy major who Minutes...... 100 at Delaware State (10/1/11) wants to be a physical therapist...born June 30, 1993 in Baton Rouge, La...daughter of David Shots...... 5, 3 times, last vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Shots on Goal...... 4 vs. Houston (9/14/11) and Carmen Hager...has one brother, Benjamin.

Hager’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2011 21-19 7 0 14 1406 44 .159 25 .568 2 0-0 2012 20-20 8 3 19 1494 41 .195 21 .512 5 0-0 Total 41-39 15 3 33 2900 85 .176 46 .541 7 0-0

17 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #11 Emily Hughes M/D • 5-2 • Jr.-1L Orange, Texas/Little Cypress Mauriceville (UT-Dallas)

2012 (Sophomore): Played in all 20 matches with 11 starts...scored one goal and added three assists for five points...had a 50% shot on goal percentage, as nine of her 18 shots hit the target...her goal against Prairie View A&M (10/1) was also a game winner...recorded assists at McNeese State (9/23), against Prairie View A&M (10/1), and against Howard (10/29)...played in 1145 minutes, with a season- high 106 coming in the 1-1 tie against Texas State (8/31).

Before HBU: Played one year of soccer at UT-Dallas...named American Southwest Conference (ASC) Defensive Freshman of the Year, ASC Defensive Player of the Week, All-Tournament Team, and NSCAA All-Region Team.

High School: Played soccer...named Newcomer of the Year and was a three-time First Team All- District honoree...she was an Honor Grad and a Dean’s List honoree....was named to the A/B Honor Roll and was the Stark Reading Contest Winner for interpretive reading.

Personal: Full name is Emily Anne Hughes...undecided on academic major...born on Oct. 19, 1992, in Beaumont, Texas...daughter of Michael and Anna Hughes...has one sister, Jessica...enjoys Fellowship of Christian Athletes and playing tennis.

Hughes’ HBU Career Highs Goals...... 1 vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Assists...... 1, 3 times, last vs. Howard (10/29/12) Points...... 3 vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Minutes...... 106 vs. Texas State (8/31/12) Shots...... 3 at Northwestern State (9/7/12) Shots on Goal...... 2 at Northwestern State (9/7/12)

Hughes’ HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2012 20-11 1 3 5 1145 18 .056 9 .500 1 0-0 Total 20-11 1 3 5 1145 18 .056 9 .500 1 0-0

18 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #8 Lindsay Matlock D • 5-4 • Jr.-2L Sacramento, Calif./St. Francis

2012 (Sophomore): Played in 10 matches with eight starts...had one goal and one assist for three points...all four of her shot attempts were on goal...went 1-for-1 on penalty kicks, which came at Lamar (9/9)...her assist came at Northwestern State (9/7)...played in 860 minutes, as she played in all 90 minutes four times and all 110 minutes once.

2011 (Freshman): Played in 20 matches with 19 starts...had three shots, two on goal...played in 1542 minutes, which was fifth-most on the team...named First Team All-Conference and All-Tournament Team.

High School: Attended St. Francis High School...two-time Defender of the Year recipient... played club for Placer United and coach Ron Benjamin...she was invited to Olympic Development from 2005-07, Super Y National Camp in 2007 and was part of the ID2 National Invite in 2006-07.

Personal: Full name is Lindsay Anae Matlock...psychology and biological sciences major...born June 13, 1993 in Sacramento, Calif...daughter of Heyman Matlock and Judith Lewis-Matlock...has one brother, Cameron.

Matlock’s HBU Career Highs Goals...... 1 at Lamar (9/9/12) Assists...... 1 at Northwestern State (9/7/12) Points...... 2 at Lamar (9/9/12) Minutes...... 110, twice, last at McNeese State (9/28/12) Shots...... 1, 7 times, last at South Carolina State (10/11/12) Shots on Goal.... 4, 6 times, last at South Carolina St. (10/11/12)

Matlock’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2011 20-19 0 0 0 1542 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 2012 10-8 1 1 3 860 4 .250 4 1.000 0 1-1 Total 30-27 1 1 3 2402 7 .143 6 .857 0 1-1

19 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #2 Kelsey Missimer D • 5-6 • Jr.-2L The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands

2012 (Junior): Did not play; redshirted season.

2011 (Sophomore): Played in 15 matches with 14 starts...had three assists, coming against Lamar (9/2), NJIT in the conference quarterfinals (11/4) and Utah Valley in the championship match (11/7)... had 14 shots, nine on goal...she played in 1276 minutes...named Second Team All-Conference and All- Tournament Team.

2010 (Freshman): Played in 19 matches with 16 starts...three of her six shots were on goal...she played in 14 matches where she played in 70 or more minutes, with her season high of 108 coming in the GWC semifinal match against Utah Valley (11/6).

High School: 2008 and 2009 All-Region and All-State selection...team was 2010 state champion and a 2009 state finalist...named Academic All-State in 2010 and Academic All-District in 2008-09...played club for Challenge ‘92 where the team was the state champions U12-18, regional finalist U14, 16 and Premier League champions in 2010.

Personal: Full name is Kelsey Carr Missimer...majoring in business...born Sept. 6, 1991 in Evanston, Ill...daughter of Lyman and Betsy Missimer...has one brother, Lyman, and two sisters, Molly and Jordan... Molly currently plays soccer at HBU...mother played field hockey at Northwestern University, father played goalie at Dartmouth College and brother currently plays goalie at Dartmouth, and uncle played golf at UNC-Charlotte...enjoys hanging out with friends and working out.

Missimer’s HBU Career Highs Goals...... 0 Assists...... 1, 3 times, last at Utah Valley (11/7/11) Points...... 1, 3 times, last at Utah Valley (11/7/11) Minutes...... 110 at Delaware State (10/1/11) Shots...... 5 vs. NJIT (11/4/11) Shots on Goal...... 3 vs. NJIT (11/4/11)

Missimer’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2010 19-16 0 0 0 1379 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0 2011 15-14 0 3 3 1276 14 .000 9 .643 0 0-0 2012 ***Redshirt Season*** Total 34-30 0 3 3 2655 20 .000 12 .600 0 0-0

20 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #16 Ally Murphy Captain D • 5-8 • Jr.-2L El Dorado Hills, Calif./Oak Ridge

2012 (Sophomore): Played in 18 matches with 14 starts...was part of a defense that held opponents to just over a goal a game...played in 1309 minutes, playing in all 90 minutes seven times and all 110 minutes once.

2011 (Freshman): One of three Huskies to start all 21 matches...played in the second-most minutes on the team, and the most by a freshman, 1853...scored one goal for two points, which came against South Carolina State in conference semifinals (11/5)...played in 90 or more minutes in 17 matches.

High School: Attended Oak Ridge High School...played club for the San Juan Spirits of 93 ECNL Team under head coach Tony Perez...for the Spirits, she totaled two goals and nine assists for 13 points and was named Player of the Tournament at the Serreno College Showcase in 2009.

Personal: Full name is Alexandra Nicole Murphy...nursing major who wants to be a nurse practitioner... born April 13, 1993 in Redwood City, Calif...daughter of Kevin and Joanne Murphy...has two sisters, Danielle and Amanda...sister Danielle was a goalkeeper for Great West Conference-member South Carolina State and her cousin, Sara Harris, was a defender for SCSU...enjoys boating, fashion and spending time with friends.

Murphy’s HBU Career Highs Goals...... 1 vs. South Carolina State (11/5/11) Assists...... 0 Points...... 2 vs. South Carolina State (11/5/11) Minutes...... 110, twice, last at Lamar (9/9/12) Shots...... 2 vs. South Carolina State (11/5/11) Shots on Goal.....1, 3 times, last vs. South Carolina St. (11/5/11)

Murphy’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2011 21-21 1 0 2 1853 4 .250 3 .750 1 0-0 2012 18-14 0 0 0 1309 0 .000 .0 .000 0 0-0 Total 39-35 1 0 2 3162 4 .250 3 .750 1 0-0

21 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #0 Patty Walrath GK • 5-9 • Jr.-2L Cypress, Texas/Cy-Woods

2012 (Sophomore): Did not play.

2011 (Freshman): Appeared in seven matches with six starts...had a 5-1-0 record, a 0.57 goals- against average, a .826 save percentage, and three shutouts...made 19 saves in 631:55...made season- high six saves against North Dakota (10/22)...her 0.57 GAA is the lowest in a single season in program history...redshirt 2010 season as a true freshman.

High School: Played soccer...named team captain senior year...named Second Team All-District sophomore and junior years...earned Academic All-District honors sophomore year...won Algebra 1, Algebra 2 and Geometry Academic Award...Honor Roll student...played club for Dynamos.

Personal: Full name is Patricia Alice Walrath...business accounting major...born July 28, 1992 in Morristown, N.J....daughter of Peter and Susan Walrath...two brothers, Brent and Steven...enjoys playing bass, which she did in her high school orchestra.

Walrath’s HBU Career Highs Saves...... 6 vs. North Dakota (10/22/11) Minutes...... 100:12 vs. Utah Valley (11/7/11) Assists...... 0

Walrath’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS GA GAA Min. Svs Sv% W L T Sho. 2010 ***Redshirt Season*** 2011 7-6 4 0.57 631:55 19 .826 5 1 0 3 2012 **Did Not Play*** Total 7-6 4 0.57 631:55 19 .826 5 1 0 3

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23 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #20 Blake Martin D • 5-7 • So.-1L College Station, Texas/A&M Consolidated

2012 (Freshman): One of six Huskies to start all 20 matches...scored one goal for two points...was part of a defense that held opponents to just over a goal a game...had six shots and four shots on goal... played in a team-high 1803 minutes...scored a goal at NJIT (10/13)...named Great West Conference Newcomer of the Year and First Team All-Conference....named Preseason All-Southland Conference for the 2013 season.

High School: Four-time First Team All-District 12-5A...named Second Team All-Region in 2010, First Team All-Region and Second Team All-State in 2012...named District Defensive MVP in 2012... she was also team captain and Team MVP in 2012...four-time Team Defensive MVP...Consolidated was 2011 District 12-5A co-champions, area champions in 2009 and 2010, and regional quarterfinalist in 2011...a National Honor Society honoree, Martin graduated Summa Cum Laude (4.0 GPA and above)... she earned Academic All-State, Academic All-District, and was named Academic Letter Scholar...played club for Lonestar ‘94 ECNL and head coach Danny Hill...she also played club for South Texas ‘93 ODP in 2007 and South Texas ‘93 ODP Pool in 2008-09.

Personal: Full name is Blake Cathrina Martin....majoring in nursing...born Nov. 4, 1993, in Bryan, Texas...daughter of Randy and Shelly Martin...has one sister, Reagan.

Martin’s HBU Career Highs Goals...... 1 at NJIT (10/13/12) Assists...... 0 Points...... 2 at NJIT (10/13/12) Minutes...... 110, 3 times, last at McNeese State (9/23/12) Shots...... 2 at Southeastern Louisiana (9/21/12) Shots on Goal...... 1, 4 times, last vs. Howard (11/4/12)

Martin’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2012 20-20 1 0 2 1803 6 .167 4 .667 0 0-0 Total 20-20 1 0 2 1803 6 .167 4 .667 0 0-0

24 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #21 Rebekah Tovar M • 5-3 • So.-1L Fort Worth, Texas/Robert Lee Paschal

2012 (Freshman): Played in all 20 matches with one start...scored two goals and added one assist for five points...had 24 shots and eight shots on goal...scored goals at Northwestern State (9/7) and Texas Southern (9/28), while her lone assist came at Southeastern Louisiana (9/21)...played in 1183 minutes, playing in all 90 minutes at Houston (8/19).

High School: Three-time All-District honoree and earned All-Area Team honors once...named First Team All-District as both a sophomore and junior and Second Team All-District as a freshman...named All-Area Team Midfielder as a sophomore...named Paschal Panther Player of the Year in 2009...National Honor society honoree in 2011 and 2012...earned the FWISD Art Show Architecture Artistic Merit at Paschal High School in 2010...was the Radio Shack Scholar Academic Excellence recipient in 2010... member of the Paschal Academic Society in 2009 and 2010...earned the FWISD Academic Letter Sweatshirt in 2010, with a GPA higher than 3.8...earned the 2012 Royal Purple - Paschal Excellence Award, as voted on by the Paschal teachers...played club for the Fort Worth Futbol Club.

Personal: Full name is Rebekah Rae Tovar...undecided on academic major...born Oct. 11, 1993, in Fort Worth, Texas...daughter of Raymond and JoAnn Tovar...has one brother, Andrew, and one sister, Sarah, who is a TCU graduate...cousin Christina Ortiz Carmichael played volleyball at Tarleton State University, cousin Mychal Ortiz played basketball at Lamar University, and her uncle David Ortiz played basketball at East Texas State University...enjoys sketching/art work.

Tovar’s HBU Career Highs Goals...... 1, twice, last vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Assists...... 1 at Southeastern Louisiana (9/21/12) Points...... 2, twice, last vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Minutes...... 90 at Houston (8/19/12) Shots...... 3, 3 times, last vs. Howard (10/29/12) Shots on Goal...... 2 vs. Howard (10/29/12)

Tovar’s HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2012 20-1 2 1 5 1183 24 .083 8 .333 0 0-0 Total 20-1 2 1 5 1183 24 .083 8 .333 0 0-0

25 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #7 Molly Weeks F/M • 5-4 • So.-1L Highland Village, Texas/Marcus

2012 (Freshman): Played in 14 matches with nine starts...scored two goals and added one assist for five points...half of her 14 shots were on goal...scored one game-winning goal, which came at South Carolina State (10/11)...her other goal came two games prior, against Texas Southern (9/28), where she also recorded an assist...played in 693 minutes, with a season-high 90 against Prairie View A&M (10/1).

High School: Four-year letterwinner in soccer...named First Team All-District as a junior...played varsity all four years...team won district in 2011 and made the playoffs from 2009-11...earned Spanish Honors...played club for FC Dallas ECNL ‘94 and head coach Chris Ring, where she was a starter.

Personal: Full name is Molly Rene Weeks...undecided on academic major...born Nov. 18, 1993, in Dallas, Texas...daughter of Angelica and Thomas Weeks, Jr...has one brother, Adam, and one sister, Nikki...enjoys going to church, playing sports, swimming, shopping, watching movies, jetskiing, and wakeboarding.

Weeks’ HBU Career Highs Goals...... 1, twice, last at South Carolina State (10/11/12) Assists...... 1 vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Points...... 3 vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Minutes...... 90 vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Shots...... 3, twice, last at South Carolina State (10/11/12) Shots on Goal...... 3 at South Carolina State (10/11/12)

Weeks’ HBU Statistics Yr GP-GS G A Pts Min. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG Pk-Att 2012 14-9 2 1 5 693 14 .143 7 .500 1 0-0 Total 14-9 2 1 5 693 14 .143 7 .500 1 0-0

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27 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #10 Allison Abendschein #18 Elizabeth Adams F • 5-7 • Fr.-HS D • 5-3 • Fr.-HS Magnolia, Texas/Magnolia Tulsa, Okla./Jenks

High School: Four-year letterwinner High School: Three-year letterwinner and starter in women’s soccer for head and three-year starter in women’s soccer coach April Cleveland...scored a total of for head coach Kalyn Reinhardt...recorded 66 goals in her career, including a 23-goal eight goals and 13 assists as a sophomore explosion as a junior and a 22-goal barrage and junior...Jenks High School was ranked as a senior...two-time First Team All-District second in the nation in 2012...named recipient...earned Second Team All-District and Offensive MVP honors as Defensive Player of the Year as a senior...a two-time Academic All- a freshman, Offensive MVP for Varsity and Offensive MVP for District Conference Honorable Mention and three-time Principal’s Honor Roll as a sophomore, Offensive MVP for District and MVP for Varsity as a selection...played club for Blitz United ‘95 Navy and head coach Dave junior, and Player of the Year honors as a senior...three-time All-District Cosby...was team captain and her team won the 2012 Oklahoma Premier Academic selection and two-time National Honor Society and Math League Championship...state semi-finalists. National Honor Society recipient...played club for Texas Rush ECNL ‘95 and head coach Stuart Fitzsimons. Personal: Majoring in biology...born Jan. 10, 1995 in Fayetteville, Ark... daughter of Tom Adams and Kanna Holliman...has one brother, Scott, and Personal: Full name is Allison Paige Abendschein...undecided on one sister, Ana...her father, Tom, played football at Oklahoma State from academic major...born March 13, 1995 in Fort Worth, Texas...daughter of 1980-83...enjoys running, reading, listening to music, and spending time Bob and Sharon Abendschein...has one brother, Michael, and one sister, with friends. Amy...enjoys playing basketball, hanging out with friends, and watching movies.

28 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #9 Alessia Dal Monte #5 Morgan Dean F • 5-4 • Fr.-HS F • 5-2 • Fr.-HS Burbank, Calif./Burbank Littleton, Colo./Arapahoe

High School: Four-year letterwinner High School: Two-year letterwinner and and starter in women’s soccer for head starter in women’s soccer for head coach coach Eric Montoya...second on the team Kirk Bast...two-year recipient of the Scholar with 14 points (4 g, 6 a) as a senior...named Athlete Award and Academic All-State First First Team All-League and Most Valuable Team...four-year member of the Academic Player as a junior and Most Scores by a High Honors Letter and three-year National Freshman...earned the AP Scholar Award as a junior...played club for Los Honor Society member...played club for Colorado United White and head Angeles Premier FC and head coach Barry Ritson...her team won the coaches Tito Ward and Tony Avery...team was ranked seventh in the state North vs. South Playoff championship. and was the 2011 State Cup quarterfinalist.

Personal: Full name is Alessia Elena Dal Monte...undecided on Personal: Full name is Morgan Lee Dean...majoring in management... academic major...born Oct. 20, 1995 in Los Angeles, Calif...daughter of born Aug. 2, 1995 in Denver, Colo...daughter of Scott and Ellen Dean... Giuseppe and Ruey Hwu Dal Monte...has one brother, Matteo...enjoys has one brother, Brian...mother, Ellen, played tennis at UC Santa Barbara reading, writing, playing the piano, listening to music, hiking, and flying. from 1978-81, father, Scott, played golf at Glendale JC from 1977-78, and brother, Brian, played baseball at Pittsburg State University from 2008- 11...enjoys snowboarding, travelling, cooking, and watching and playing sports.

29 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #6 Jennifer Gebhardt #15 Jia LeBlanc D • 5-9 • Fr.-HS D • 5-6 • Fr.-HS Placentia, Calif./Orange Lutheran Pearland, Texas/Pearland

High School: Three-year letterwinner High School: Four-year letterwinner and starter in women’s soccer for head and four-year starter in women’s soccer coach Del Montell...named JV Defensive for head coach Bryan Hayman...never Player of the Year in 2010, Rookie of the missed a minute of action in her career... Year in 2011, and Captain of the Year in earned Newcomer of the Year and All- 2012...was team captain in 2012 and ‘13...a National Honors Society District honors as a freshman, named MVP and First Team All-District member, she was also named California Scholastic Federation, Track as a sophomore, and earned Defensive MVP and First Team All-District Scholar Athlete, and was a four-year High Honor Roll recipient...played honors as a junior...she earned Defensive Player of the Year accolades club for Tustin United and head coach Bogdan Draghici, where she was as a senior...LeBlanc also ran cross country at Pearland for three years... team captain...in 2012, the team was named Premier Level and National earned Region 3 Individual Qualifier and Region 3 Team Qualifier awards Cup Semifinalist, Finalist in CSL, Blues Cup Semifinalist, Albion Cup as a freshman...was a two-time Oiler Pride Award recipient...played club Champion, Slammers Classic Finalist, and Players Showcase Champion. soccer for Challenge ‘95 and head coach Pat O’Toole...team won the Premier League West and Disney Individual Championship in 2011...was Personal: Full name is Jennifer Lynn Gebhardt...undecided on named to the South Texas Olympic Development State Team from 2007- academic major...born June 2, 1995 in Fullerton, Calif...daughter of Mark 12 and the Region III ODP Camp from 2011-12. and Kim Gebhardt...has one brother, Douglas, and two sisters, Amy and Lisa...sister Amy played softball at Lafayette College and brother Douglas Personal: Full name is Jia Cassidy LeBlanc...majoring in biology... played football at Amherst College. born May 30, 1995 in Houston...daughter of Jason and Jenny LeBlanc... has two sisters, Jessa and Jenah...enjoys watching movies, running, pinterest, and playing with the family dog.

30 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer #3 Ellie Manning #4 Kristi O’Brien M • 5-4 • Fr.-HS D/M • 5-7 • Fr.-HS Rochester, England/Fort Pitt Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie Grammar School

High School: Played soccer...named High School: Four-year letterwinner Sports Person of the Year in Year 7...played in women’s soccer for head coaches Tony club for Charlton Athletic and Millwall First Bidwell and Noel Quinn...named All-State Team and head coaches Alberto Kurti and and All-Conference in 2011 and ‘12...team Les Briley...received Managers Player at Charlton and has been on the captain in 2012...played club for Minnesota Thunder Academy and head England U-19 team camps since joining Millwall...won the cup final for coach Mark Yuiell...team attended Nationals in 2011-12. Charlton against Millwall prior to joining Millwall. Personal: Full name is Kristen Renee O’Brien...majoring in nursing... Personal: Full name is Ellie Jane Manning...undecided on academic born Sept. 6, 1994 in Edina, Minn...daughter of Jay and Leann O’Brien... major...born April 22, 1994 in Chatham, England...daughter of Andrew has one brother, Parker...mother, Leann, played basketball at both and Janet Manning....enjoys hanging out with friends. Creighton University and St. Ambrose University from 1980-85...father, Jay, played football at Bethel University from 1979-83...enjoys being a youth group leader and high school truth club leader, and playing basketball.

31 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Sorrels Field

Sorrels Field has been the home of men’s and women’s soccer since 2007. Under head coach Misty Jones, the women’s soccer squad has an all-time record of 38-17-4 (.644) at Sorrels Field, including a 10-2-0 mark in 2007 and an 8-2-0 record in 2011. The natural grass field also features a practice field behind the stands. The Huskies hosted their first conference tournament at the 2010 Great West Conference Women’s Soccer Tournament and won their first conference title, defeating North Dakota in a shootout after the teams remained tied at 1-1 after two overtime periods. Series Records Bacone 0-1-0 North Dakota 3-2-2 Baylor 0-3-0 Northwestern State 2-0-0 Belhaven 1-0-0 Northwood 1-0-1 Brevard 1-0-0 Palm Beach Atlantic 1-0-1 California St.-Bakersfield 0-1-0 Prairie View A&M 4-1-0 Centenary 0-1-0 Rice 0-2-0 College of the Southwest 2-1-0 Sam Houston State 2-3-0 Delaware State 1-0-1 SMU 0-4-0 Delta State 1-0-0 South Carolina State 4-0-0 Fresno Pacific 0-0-1 South Dakota 4-1-0 Grambling State 2-0-0 Southeastern Louisiana 1-0-0 Hardin-Simmons 0-7-0 Southern 1-0-0 Houston 1-3-0 Southwestern Assemblies 4-0-0 Howard 2-1-0 Stephen F. Austin State 0-3-0 Howard Payne 2-0-0 Texas A&M 0-1-0 Huston-Tillotson 1-0-0 Texas-Brownsville 2-0-0 Judson 0-1-0 TCU 0-6-0 Lamar 1-0-2 Texas College 3-0-0 Lewis 0-0-1 Texas Southern 6-0-0 Louisiana Tech 0-2-0 Texas State 0-4-1 Loyola Marymount 0-1-0 Texas Wesleyan 1-2-0 Mary Hardin-Baylor 1-0-0 Texas Woman’s 2-0-0 McMurry 1-0-0 UC-Riverside 1-0-0 McNeese State 1-2-2 Utah State 0-2-0 Mid-America Nazarene 0-1-0 Utah Valley 2-6-1 Missouri-St. Louis 0-1-0 UTEP 0-3-0 New Mexico State 0-1-0 UTSA 1-2-0 Nicholls State 1-0-0 NJIT 4-0-0 All-Time Record 68-69-13

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Compliance The goal of the Athletics Compliance Office is to educate, monitor, and verify As a member of the NCAA, Houston Baptist University is accountable for the actions NCAA rules compliance with regard to each sport and component within the Athletics of its boosters and fans. Even the best-intentioned action on a fan’s part may be a Department. The compliance office strives to be proactive with education along with violation of NCAA rules. Please contact the HBU Athletics Compliance Office if you have having monitoring systems in place that are effective and user friendly. HBU compliance any questions concerning what is permissible. embraces open communication with faculty, staff, student-athletes and the community If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact the compliance at large. It is compliance office’s position that all questions and requests for rules office at 281-649-3342. interpretations shall be answered in a friendly and timely manner. In addition, it should be known that no rules violation is too minor to be reported. In responding to rule PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETES violations, the compliance office will determine whether the violation was incidental or Who is a prospective student-athlete? intentional and to what effect the violation will have on the involved coach, student- A “prospective student-athlete,” better know as a “recruit” or “prospect”, is a student who athlete or administrator. has started classes for the ninth grade, with the exception of men’s basketball which is a The compliance office maintains an open-door policy and is designed to be student- student who has started classes for the seventh grade. In addition, any younger student- athlete friendly. The compliance office functions as an office within the Department of athlete who receives any benefits from the institution would be considered a recruit. Intercollegiate Athletics at Houston Baptist University. It is the mission of the compliance office to provide a service to HBU which is in alignment with the overall mission of the Recruiting University. Only coaches and athletic department staff may be involved in the recruiting process. Athletics representatives are prohibited from contacting a prospective student-athlete Mission Statement or members of his/her family by telephone, letter, e-mail, or in person for the purpose The HBU Athletics Compliance Office is committed to creating and fostering an of encouraging participation in athletics at Houston Baptist University. This prohibition atmosphere of compliance throughout the HBU community. Operating with integrity and remains in effect even after the prospect signs a National Letter of Intent (scholarship accountability, the Athletics Compliance Office will educate, monitor and promote all offer). aspects of rules compliance in accordance with NCAA, Great West Conference, and NCAA Recruiting Definitions HBU rules and regulations. NCAA Recruiting Calendars

Rules & Regulations Visiting HBU Effective institutional management and integrity in intercollegiate athletics through An “official visit” is a visit paid in whole or in part by the university and cannot exceed compliance with, and enforcement of, the rules and regulations of Houston Baptist 48 hours in length. A prospect can make a total of five official visits, with a limit of only University the NCAA, the Great West Conference, and the standards of fair play and one per university. appropriate conduct for student-athletes and institutional representatives. Official Visit Checklist (link to .pdf file) An “unofficial visit” is a visit made at the prospect’s own expense. The university may Amateur Sportsmanship provide (a) three complimentary tickets to an on-campus athletics event in which the The call to honesty, integrity, commitment, hard work and social responsibility university’s team is competing and (b) transportation to view off-campus practice and resounds from the Department’s administrators, coaches and student-athletes. Through competition sites within a 30-mile radius. Prospects can make as many unofficial visits participation in athletics, student-athletes are provided opportunities to develop essential as they want. life skills in leadership, teamwork, discipline, goal setting, respect for self and respect for others, as demonstrated both on and off the field of play. National Letter of Intent The National Letter of Intent (NLI) is a binding agreement between a prospective HBU’s Commitment to Rules Compliance student-athlete and an institution in which the institution agrees to provide a prospective Houston Baptist University has made the commitment to operate and support a student-athlete who is admitted to the institution and is eligible for financial aid under Division I athletics program. Along with this commitment is the pledge that the program NCAA rules athletics aid for one academic year in exchange for the prospect’s is administered and operated with the highest level of integrity, respect and regard for agreement to attend the institution for one academic year. All colleges and universities all rules and regulations that govern its operation. It is every coach and staff member’s that participate in the NLI program agree to not recruit a prospective student-athlete once responsibility to operate his/her program in full compliance with all NCAA, Great West he/she signs an NLI with another college or university. Therefore, a prospective student- Conference and Institutional rules and regulations. Ignorance of these regulations athlete who signs an NLI should no longer receive recruiting contacts and calls and is cannot be used as an excuse for failure to comply. ensured an athletics scholarship for one academic year. The NLI must be accompanied Coaches and staff members have an affirmative duty to the following: Knowledge by an institutional financial aid agreement. If the student-athlete does not enroll at that of all NCAA and Great West Conference regulations and policies including but not institution for a full academic year, he/she may be subject to specific penalties, including limited to, recruiting, eligibility, amateur status and sporting behavior, as well as all loss of a season of eligibility and a mandatory residence requirement. rules interpretations, observance of all NCAA and Conference regulations and HBU policies. Self-reporting of all known or potential violations to the Assistant Athletic Director Compliance or the Athletic Director. Full cooperation with NCAA, Conference and HBU in all investigations and provision of any of these entities with truthful and complete information concerning involvement in or knowledge of any violation of NCAA, Conference and regulations.

HBU HEAD COACHES

Ron Cottrell Donna Finnie Theresa Fuqua Mary-Ellen Hall Trent Herman Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Track & Field/ Softball Volleyball Cross Country 38 Compliance Who is a “Representative of Athletic Interests?” ♦ You May attend a public event (high school awards banquet) at which A “representative of the institution’s athletics interests” or Booster can be an individual, prospects are in attendance. No attempt should be made to recruit the independent agency, corporate entity or other organization prospect. ♦ You May discuss summer employment arrangements with a prospect BOOSTERS AFTER he/she has signed a National Letter of Intent. ♦ Have ever made financial contributions to the athletic department, or a ♦ You are permitted to play “pick up” basketball or softball games, continue specific team. neighborhood picnics or backyard barbecues and engage in your normal ♦ Have contacted, in any manner, students in grades 9-12 regarding Husky activities with the prospect and their family and friends. Again, you athletic programs. simply are not permitted to discuss the athletic program. ♦ Be assisting or to have assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student ♦ Reminders regarding relationships with currently enrolled HBU student- athletes or their families. athletes: ♦ Have provided or arranged summer employment for student-athletes. DO NOT employ or arrange employment for a prospective or enrolled student-athlete ♦ Have provided benefits to a student-athlete and or their parents without checking first with the HBU Athletic Department. The department is permitted ♦ Are or ever have been a Husky season ticket holder (NCAA bylaw to make arrangements for summer employment for prospects prior to enrollment as 13.02.13) freshmen and to enrolled student-athletes during the summer and semester breaks. ♦ According to NCAA rules, once an individual has been identified as an Stringent rules apply in these instances and written records must be kept regarding institutional “representative of athletic interests” the individual IS A employment. BOOSTER FOR LIFE! ♦ Houston Baptist University is ultimately responsible for the acts of DO NOT provide transportation for prospects or student-athletes in your employ unless all “representatives of athletic interests” in relation to NCAA rules and transportation is provided for all employees. regulations. DO NOT provide employment for student-athletes during the academic year without Important Reminders contacting the HBU Athletic Department first. The NCAA has strict rules about the ♦ Boosters cannot be involved in the recruiting process. amount and source of outside funds during the academic year. ♦ Only HBU staff members may be involved in the recruiting process. Boosters who are not employed by HBU may not contact a prospect in any DO NOT provide a student-athlete or friend discounted clothing, reduced rent, or any way. other benefits. The NCAA considers these extra benefits and they are specifically ♦ Boosters my not have any involvement with a prospect during an official prohibited. or unofficial visit to the HBU campus. ♦ Boosters may continue to maintain pre-existing relationships with DO NOT provide room and/or board or any type of transportation during the summers neighbors and friends who have prospect age children as long as you do for a student-athlete with eligibility remaining. not encourage participation in HBU athletics. ♦ You may not contact an enrolled student-athlete at another institution for DO NOT provide any payment, expense or loan of an automobile for student-athlete to the purpose of encouraging transfer to HBU and participation in our return home or to any location for ANY reason. athletic program. ♦ Boosters may not provide benefits of any kind to prospects or their DO NOT provide lodging or transportation costs incurred by friends or family of an families. enrolled student-athlete to visit campus or attend an away athletic contest.

Boosters CANNOT: DO NOT expend funds to entertain student-athletes, their friends or relatives. You are ♦ Provide cash or loans in any amount. not even permitted to buy soda or a cup of coffee for them. ♦ Sign off or co-sign a note with an outside agency to arrange a loan. ♦ Employ relatives or friends of a prospect as an inducement for the DO NOT use the name or picture of an enrolled student-athlete to directly advertise, enrollment of the prospect at HBU. recommend or promote sales or use of a commercial product or service of any kind. Even ♦ Provide gifts of any kind (e.g. birthday) or free services (airline tickets, the sale of a picture of an enrolled student-athlete would jeopardize his/her eligibility. laundry, meals in restaurants). ♦ Provide discounts for goods or services. DO NOT provide awards or gifts to a student-athlete for his or her athletic performance. ♦ Provide use of an automobile. All awards must conform to NCAA regulations and must be approved by HBU. ♦ Provide hospitality or lodging in your home. ♦ Provide them transportation within or outside of the campus area. (e.g. DO NOT allow a student-athlete, his/her friends or relatives to use your telephone to from campus to your home, from the airport to campus, to summer job, make long distance calls even if it is a free call. THIS INCLUDES CELL PHONES! etc.) ♦ Entertain or contact a prospect or prospect’s parents on or off campus. DO feel free to invite an HBU team for dinner or to meet with a group of alumni in a city where they are competing. The NCAA permits student-athletes, AS A TEAM, to Boosters CAN: receive special benefits not permitted as individuals. Arrangements for such events can ♦ Attend high school and junior college athletic events assuming no attempt be made in advance with the head coach or Athletic Department. is made to contact the prospect or his/her coaches.

HBU HEAD COACHES

Misty Jones Steve Jones Jared Moon Vic Shealy David Shuster Women’s Soccer Men’s Soccer Baseball Football Men’s & Women’s Golf

39 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Administration Dr. Robert B. Sloan, Jr. University President Dr. Robert B. Sloan, Jr. became the third president in school history on Sept. 1, 2006. He came to HBU from Baylor University, where he served as both Chancellor and President. HBU has seen tremendous growth in Sloan’s first three years as President. Enrollment has increased, building is happening all over campus and the Huskies have moved back to NCAA Division I. This is all part of Sloan’s vision to make HBU one of the premier Christian institutions in the country. Born in Coleman, Sloan grew up in Abilene before attending Baylor and earning a bachelor of arts degree cum laude, graduating “With Distinction.” In his freshman year, Sloan was a member of Baylor’s baseball team. He then earned a master of divinity degree magna cum laude from Princeton Theological Seminary before conducting postbaccalaureate research in church history at the University of Bristol, England, and earned the Doktor der Theologie degree insigni cum laude from the University of Basel, Switzerland. Before returning to Baylor to join the faculty of the Department of Religion, he taught at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and adjunctively at Hardin-Simmons University. He was the first to hold the position of chair of the George W. Truett School of Evangelism at Baylor and became founding Dean of Truett Seminary in 1993. Two years later, Sloan was named President of Baylor University. Ten years later, in 2005, Sloan was named Chancellor. While holding a full-time academic position, Sloan served as interim pastor of more than 20 churches throughout Texas and Oklahoma. He has also authored two books, edited several and published more than 50 articles during his career. Sloan has held memberships in many professional societies and learned organizations. He has held numerous civic positions in the Waco area and has served on the board of Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas, the American Association of Presidents of Independent Colleges and Universities, the Big 12 Athletic Conference Board of Directors, and the Group of 6 (six major athletic conferences). He was inducted into the Little League Hall of Excellence in 1996. Married to the former Sue Collier, the Sloans have seven children, two daughters-in-law and three sons-in-law: Charissa, Bryan and Amy, Eraina and Bryan, Michael, Alathea and Justin, Sophia and Mac, and Paul. They also have 15 grandchildren.

HBU ATHLETIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Bobby Towery - Chair ►

Theresa Fuqua Charlie Gremillion Mary-Ellen Hall Paul Lewis Ashley Lokkesmoe Phillip Marshall David Moss Anthony Martin Hannah Wingate Steve Moniaci Alan Yan Jared Moon John Yarrington

40 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Administration Steve Moniaci Ron Cottrell Director of Athletics Associate Director of Athletics Steve Moniaci became the director of Ron Cottrell is in his fifth year as associate athletics at HBU on February 1, 2010 after director of athletics after serving 16 years as serving on an interim basis since the end of director of athletics for the Huskies. Cottrell worked May of 2009. In his new role, he oversees very closely with HBU President Robert Sloan in the day-to-day operations of the athletic leading HBU’s transition back to NCAA Division I. Under Cottrell’s leadership, HBU athletics department while continuing to lead the became one of the premier NAIA programs in the department in its transition to NCAA Division country, winning 42 conference championships I. He came to HBU in January of 2007 as the and competing in national tournaments 32 times. associate director of athletics after 26 years across town at Rice Cottrell then led the Huskies back into NCAA Division I as a member of University. the Great West Conference, building on the successes of the past. In nearly two and a half years as the associate director of In addition to the Huskies’ team success under Cottrell, HBU has athletics, Moniaci has been with the Huskies from the beginning produced 96 All-America and 62 Academic All-America honorees while of the transition process. He has also assisted in overseeing the maintaining a graduation rate above 90 percent. Cottrell was honored by operations in the department. his peers as the 2001 NAIA Region Athletics Director of the Year. He was He began his tenure at Rice as the executive director for the named to the HBU Sports Hall of Honor in 2012. Owl Club and director of athletic promotions. He was elevated to Cottrell also has served Houston Baptist University as head men’s basketball coach for 21 years and led his last 10 NAIA teams to national assistant athletic director in charge of operations in 1985, associate championship appearances. He recorded his 400th career victory in 2011- athletic director in 1997 and rose to the position of senior associate 12 and has been named Conference Coach of the Year five times. In 2002- athletic director in 2001, a position he held until 2006. 03, Cottrell was chosen Basketball Times National Coach of the Year after Moniaci was the leading the Huskies to a 31-3 record and the nation’s top ranking. He also administrator at Rice directly was chosen as a coach for USA Basketball in 2006, helping select the responsible for volleyball, U18 team that won the gold medal at the FIBA Americas Championship. baseball, tennis, golf and A native of Arkansas, Cottrell attended Houston’s Westbury High women’s soccer. During his School. After graduating from Westbury, Cottrell attended the University of tenure with the Owls, he Arkansas, where he served as a volunteer coach for Nolan Richardson, his played an integral role in mentor, while earning his degree in industrial engineering. He also served as sports director for Fayetteville, Ark., ABC affiliate KTVP-TV. Cottrell the success of the baseball then spent a year as an assistant coach at North Dakota State College of team’s 11 conference Science before returning to Arkansas and joining Richardson’s staff as an championships and five assistant coach. During Cottrell’s years as an assistant at Arkansas, the College World Series Razorbacks won two Southwest Conference championships and went to appearances, including the NCAA tournament three times, culminating with the Hogs’ appearance the 2003 NCAA National at the 1990 NCAA Final Four. Championship. Cottrell is married to the former Jacque George, Media Relations He was also the Director of the Great West Conference, and they have two daughters: administrator responsible Scottlyn Rose (18) and Sydney-Anne (16). He is a Deacon at Williams for academic advising, Trace Baptist Church in Sugar Land. sports information, marketing and athletic Dr. John Yarrington fund-raising, concessions Faculty Athletics and facilities maintainence. Moniaci has extensive Representative experience in overseeing Dr. John Yarrington, director of the school facilities renovations and of music, is in his 11th year as faculty athletics construction. He oversaw representative for the Huskies and serves as HBU’s renovations to historic Rice representative to the NCAA. Stadium and to Rice Track to Yarrington, who also serves HBU as director of accommodate the addition of women’s soccer. He also played an choral studies and a professor of music, received important role in the expansion of Rice’s Reckling Park. his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Oklahoma. He completed the master of sacred music degree at the Union Theological Moniaci graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s degree Seminary in New York City and continued his graduate studies back at the in physical education and a minor in mathematics from Ball State University of Oklahoma, completing a doctor of musical arts degree. University. He went on to attain his master’s degree in education He is an active contributor to professional journals and his writings on with an emphasis in athletic administration from Ohio University. choral techniques, organization and philosophy of church music are well Moniaci and his wife, Cathy, have two daughters, Alyssa (24) known. His choirs at HBU have distinguished themselves for their artistry and Andrea (20). and range of literature. Yarrington is active in the American Choral Directors Association and served as Southwest Divisional President. He has been featured conductor for numerous honor choruses and all-state events with his workshop schedule taking him throughout the United States and Canada. He enjoys running, spectator sports, racquetball and reading. He and his wife Diana have six children: Patrick, Julie, Christopher, Barbara, Ryan and Megan. They are also the proud grandparents of four: Peyton, Carson, Hayes and John Robert. 41 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Administration Tom Payne Mary-Ellen Hall Asst. AD/Business and Operations Senior Woman Administrator Tom Payne was named assistant athletic Mary-Ellen Hall is in her fifth year as Senior director for business and operations at HBU Woman Administrator at HBU. The SWA role is in July, 2012. Payne spent the previous year the highest ranking female at Houston Baptist. working on a contractual basis serving the Hall’s duties at SWA is to coordinate and/or department in various capacities. Payne brings provide support of all woman’s sports teams over 12 years of experience to HBU athletics. at HBU, attend home and away games and He has worked in a variety of capacities over conference championships as appropriate to the course of his career and has had the luxury of gaining valuable represent the department, participate in the experience in fiscal management and planning, internal operations, hiring and evaluation of sports coaches, disseminate pertinent project management, strategic planning, student development, information to coaches, provide insight and information regarding marketing and promotions, sports camps, human resource women’s issues and programming at all levels, as well as support management, and coaching. for all woman’s programs, and represent HBU at Great West As the assistant athletic director for business and operations, Conference and NCAA meetings and conventions. Payne will be responsible for oversight of all intercollegiate athletic Hall is also the head softball coach at HBU and the 2012 season department fiscal operations. He will ensure that all fiscal operations was her 21st at the helm of the program. She led the Huskies to are in full compliance with all University, state, conference, and their first Great West Conference championship in 2011. During NCAA guidelines. Payne will work closely with all department staff, her time with the Huskies, she has led HBU to nine NAIA national financial affairs, accounts payable, human resources, and other championship tournament appearances and was the Red River service departments on campus. He will also oversee all event Athletic Conference Coach of the Year every year HBU was a operations. member. In 2005, the Huskies posted the record for number of wins Payne comes to HBU after a short stint at the University of in a season (51) and concluded the season ranked the highest Houston. Prior to Houston, he served as the assistant athletic in program history (2nd). She and assistant coach Roger Willhite director of facilities at Johns Hopkins University, where he made have been honored as NAIA Southwest Region Coaching Staff of a tremendous impact on the overall department. While at Hopkins, the Year in 1999 and 2005. She has coached 31 All-Americas and the facility area saw a major change with many upgrades and 44 Academic All-Americas and has a career record of 706-380. improvements on how operations were conducted. Payne was also She was named to the HBU Sports Hall of Honor in 2012. part of the first-ever department strategic plan for intercollegiate Hall is a 1988 graduate of HBU. athletics, serving as the chair of the image committee, and sitting on the facility committee. The image committee reviewed and recommended a variety of changes and upgrades for marketing and branding of all sports. During his time, he was part of the completion of a multi-million dollar track and field complex. Payne oversaw major internal facility upgrades, including women’s lacrosse, wrestling, and men’s lacross locker room upgrades. He also oversaw improvement for external facilities including the baseball field, Homewood Field Stadium, and the Lacrosse Practice Field. He worked closely with the University police department and University facilities to improve safety and security plans around all athletic and recreation facilities. Payne has had stops at Cornell University, Binghamton University, and Purdue University, serving in a multitude of positions. He brings a wealth of Championship experience to the department after serving in a variety of roles working with Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas, USA Track & Field National Championships, National Senior Games, Empire State Games, and the NCAA Division III Stagg Bowl. Payne is a member of NACDA, CABMA, NACMA, IAVM, NASPA, and a variety of others. He received his bachelor of science degree in Health and Physical Education from Ithaca College and continued on at Ithaca to work on his graduate studies in Exercise Science. Tom and his wife, Amanda, are proud parents of two pups: Bear, a maltipoo, and Chloe, a chocolate lab mix.

42 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Administration Ted Seilheimer Barbara Tolar Asst. Director of Athletics/ Asst. Director of Compliance/ Compliance & Academics Scholarships Coordinator Ted Seilheimer is in his third year at HBU and Barbara Tolar is in her seventh year as assistant his first as assistant AD/compliance and academics, director of compliance/scholarships coordinator for handling the day-to-day administration and the Huskies. Tolar came to HBU after 35 years with investigation of NCAA compliance issues. the Rice University athletic department. Seilheimer returns to athletics after practicing A Shreveport native, Tolar has been involved law for two years, focusing primarily on real estate, in athletics throughout her adult life. She moved to corporate, and civil litigation matters. He most Houston when her husband, the late Charles Tolar, recently worked with the United States Soccer Federation and the played football for the Houston Oilers. He played fullback for the Oilers Houston Dynamo in various operational and coordinator capacities, and for seven years until his retirement and then served the organization as has assisted the Huskies in developing marketing initiatives and managing a scout for three years. They met at Northwestern State University where gameday operations. last year Barbara and her family represented Charles at the century A Houston native, Seilheimer worked for the University of Texas at celebration of NSU football after he was chosen one of the Demons’ Top Austin athletics department for four years while earning his bachelors 100 players. degree in Plan II Honors and Government, and graduated from the While at Rice, Tolar served first as a coaches’ secretary, and then University of Notre Dame Law School where he interned with the Notre executive assistant to the athletic director. While serving in that capacity, Dame Student Activities Office, the Immigration Legal Aid Clinic, and the she took over compliance and the duties of assistant to the athletic director St. Joseph County Public Defender Office. on scholarships. She brings a wealth of experience to the Huskies in the Seilheimer and his wife, Sarah, are the proud parents of newborn boy, area of compliance and scholarships. Owen. Tolar has three children: Debbie, Sharon and Brenda. She enjoys four grandchildren: Alicia, Nick, Shelby and Brandon, two great-grandchildren: Jacob Wonders Aisha and Braydon, and her Yorkshire terrier, Annie. Director of Academics Jacob Wonders begins his first year as Athletic David Crane Academic Director at HBU. This is his second stint at HBU, as Wonders was an assistant coach for Compliance Assistant the men’s basketball team from 2003-06, helping the Huskies to three NAIA National Tournament David Crane is in his fifth year as assistant director appearances. Wonders was the recruiting of athletic compliance at HBU. His responsibilities coordinator and responsible for all team travel. include initial eligibility, academic progress and Wonders comes back to HBU after a two-year student development (formerly Champs Life Skills). stint as the head men’s basketball coach at San Additionally, Crane serves as the administrative liaison for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Jacinto College in Pasadena, Texas, from 2011-13. He had a career (SAAC). record of 47-13 at San Jac, helping five student-athletes earn scholarships Over the course of the past two years, he has at NCAA Division I institutions. Wonders first came to San Jac as an served as the voice of Husky athletics, announcing home games for assistant men’s basketball coach for the 2010-11 season before earning men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, the head position in May, 2011. softball and volleyball. Prior to his time at San Jac, Wonders was the head men’s basketball A graduate of the University of Houston with a Bachelors of Science coach at Panola College in Carthage, Texas, from 2006-10, where he led degree in Kinesiology - Sports Administration, Crane previously served the Ponies to three appearances in the NJCAA Region XIV Tournament as the media relations coordinator for the Bay Area Toros during their (2008-10). 2008 championship season. He has done radio play-by-play and color Wonders worked with the Lamar men’s basketball team in different commentary for baseball, area high school football and HBU men’s and capacities from 1997-00 and returned to assist the team in 2002-03. women’s basketball. Currently, alongside his responsibilities with HBU, Wonders was part of a Cardinal team that reached the NCAA Division Crane works with the football operations department of the NFL’s Houston I National Tournament (2000) - the only appearance in a 27-year span - Texans. and coached the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 1998-99. He has also been a kinesiology professor at the schools while also assisting the men’s basketball programs. He taught either kinesiology or physical education at HBU, Lamar, San Jac, Panola, and Lewis-Clark State College, where he was also an assistant coach for the men’s basketball program for the 2000-01 season. Wonders earned his undergraduate degree at Central Michigan University in 1997 with a degree in sport studies and a minor in management and psychology. He graduated cum laude and was nominated for the Jane McNamara Outstanding Physical Education Major Award. Wonders earned his master’s degree in 2000 at Lamar with a degree in kinesiology. He is a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC). He served as College Men’s Director for the TABC Board from 2010-13. Wonders and his wife, Caren, have two sons.

43 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Administration Russ Reneau Lauren Bozeman Director of Athletic Media Relations Student Assistant Media Relations Lauren Bozeman enters her first year as a media Russ Reneau is in his fourth year as director relations student assistant. She will be the primary of athletic media relations at Houston Baptist contact for volleyball and men’s and women’s University, after spending one year as assistant golf. Bozeman played basketball for HBU in 2011- director. He oversees the media relations efforts 12, appearing in 18 games. Bozeman plays club for the department’s 16 NCAA Division I sports basketball and volleyball for HBU. The League City, and is the primary contact for the football, men’s Texas, native is majoring in multidisciplinary studies basketball, and baseball programs. with a specialty in ESL at HBU. Reneau was the assistant director of athletic media relations and internet coordinator at Baylor from 2003-2006. He served as the contact for volleyball, track & field/cross country, men’s and women’s golf and Pilar Donnelly worked extensively with the men’s and women’s basketball programs as the secondary contact. He was also the assistant director at Jacksonville Media Relations Student Assistant University in Florida from 2001-03, where he was the contact for the Pilar Donnelly enters her first year as a media women’s basketball, baseball and volleyball teams. Reneau began his relations student assistant and will be in charge of the career in collegiate athletics as the women’s soccer, swimming and cross department’s social media sites. She has assisted country contact at Rice in 2000. the department on game days with men’s and During the 2005-06 academic year, Reneau’s design of the Baylor women’s basketball and volleyball over the past two Men’s Golf Media Guide was ranked second and the Baylor Women’s seasons, and will add football to her responsibilities Golf Media Guide was ranked fourth nationally by the College Sports this year. A Los Angeles native, Donnelly is majoring Information Directors of America. He was an official scorer at the 2003 in international business at HBU. NCAA Volleyball Championship in Dallas, assisted in hosting the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball South Regional at Reliant Stadium in Houston and served on the local media committee for the 2011 NCAA Men’s Glen McMicken Basketball Final Four, which will also be held at Reliant Stadium. Media Relations Assistant A Houston native, Reneau graduated with a bachelor of arts in Glen McMicken is in his seventh year as media journalism and corporate communication from Baylor in 1998 , and is relations assistant for the Huskies. He also serves currently pursuing a master’s degree in sports leadership from Duquesne HBU as assistant track and field coach after serving University. He is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of as a volunteer assistant coach at Rice. McMicken, America. who was an assistant sports information director at Rice for two years, brings more than 20 years Mary Ellen Leisering of collegiate coaching experience to the Huskies, Asst. Director of Athletic including stints at Southwest Texas State, Texas- San Antonio and Wisconsin-Stout. Media Relations Prior to joining the Owls, McMicken worked for USA Track & Field in Indianapolis as an assistant in the media relations office. During that time, Mary Ellen Leisering is in her sixth year as he served as media coordinator for numerous national championship assistant director of athletic media relations at events including the 1996 Olympic Trials in Atlanta. He also produced HBU and is the primary contact for the men’s and media guides and statistical publications, and was a press officer for women’s soccer, women’s basketball and softball several USA national teams. McMicken serves as a consultant for programs. USATF and was the team media liaison for the 2007 IAAF World Youth She came to Houston after a 10-month internship at Wayne State University in Detroit where she was responsible for the Championships in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Division I women’s ice hockey program, as well as Division II men’s and From 1990-94, McMicken was head women’s track and field coach women’s cross country and men’s and women’s tennis. and the first full-time sports information director at UW-Stout. Leisering also served as the public relations intern for College Hockey A graduate of Southwest Texas State, McMicken holds a bachelor’s America (CHA), where she was responsible for the weekly press releases degree in journalism and a master’s in physical education. and conference players of the week. She designed the WSU women’s hockey and the CHA men’s and women’s media guides and was also the acting commissioner at the 2007 CHA Women’s Hockey Tournament in Pittsburgh. A native of Erie, Pa., Leisering is a 2006 graduate of Mercyhurst College in Erie, where she earned her bachelor of arts degree in sport media. While at Mercyhurst, she was a four-year student assistant in the sports information office, assisting in all aspects of the Lakers’ 25 varsity sports.She has sports information in her blood as her father, John, is the former SID at Mercyhurst College, and her brother, David, is the former SID at the University of Findlay and current SID at Mercyhurst. She is a member of College Sports Information Directors of America and the Eastern College Athletic Conference Sports Information Directors Association. She is currently working towards her masters in liberal arts at HBU.

44 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Administration Kevin Burke Lamar Thomas G.M. of HBU Sports Properties Ticket Operations and Kevin Burke is in his first year of being general Promotions Assistant manager of HBU Sports Properties. Burke comes to HBU from Rockbridge Sports Group, based in Lamar Thomas enters his first year as ticket Charlottesville, Va. At Rockbridge, he is responsible operations and promotions assistant at HBU. His for developing interactive sponsorships that duties will include in-game entertainment, as well as integrate brands into digital sports content, and soliciting promotional activities for Huskies’ athletic engage fans across a variety of digital platforms. He events. Thomas is no stranger to HBU, as he was specializes in creating meaningful experiences that a three-year letterwinner for the men’s basketball utilize paid media along with Rockbridge partners’ sports content to drive team from 2010-13, He transferred to HBU after one season at Fordham valuable actions that generate measurable results for our clients. University. He appeared in 77 games for HBU, scoring 135 points and Burke joined Rockbridge from CSS Sports Properties in Atlanta, a grabbing 168 rebounds. partnership between Comcast Sports Southeast and CBS Collegiate Sports Properties, where he developed and implemented a new sales Dr. Brad Hovious strategy that integrated brands into live college sports programming across the Southeast. With a focus on SEC programming, Burke and his Executive Director - Husky Club team were able to increase sales by 450% in just two years. Burke has held sponsorship and media sales positions with the Atlanta Dr. Brad Hovious is in his third year as Executive Falcons, LSU Sports Properties, and the New Orleans Hornets. He holds Director of the Husky Club, and will help in the efforts a degree in mass communications and advertising from LSU and resides to secure funds for HBU Athletics, including annual in Atlanta with his wife Emily and their daughter Hannah. giving, endowed giving, and major gifts directly related to university projects. Hovious served as Assistant Athletic Director for Scott Tarrant Development at Rice University from 1999-2010 and Director of Ticket Operations saw contributions to the Owl Club rise significantly under his guidance. Scott Tarrant enters his sixth year at HBU, Prior to his tenure at Rice, Hovious was the Athletic Director at Arkansas and his first as director of ticket operations.n 10 State, where he had a major role in increasing booster club donations on years with the McLane Group, serving as sales an average of seven percent each year. He then left ASU to serve as a manager for Astrodome USA, special assistant to consultant to the Norwest Sun Bowl, then became the assistant golf pro in the chairman of the Houston Astros and director of Charlottesville, Va. sales for Classic Foods. Hovious also served as the Director of Athletics at the University of Along with Steve Moniaci, HBU’s athletic Texas-El Paso from 1987 to 1993 and saw the Miners’ track and field, golf, director, Tarrant helped implement and develop the tennis and football teams experience their best seasons under his watch. Minute Maid College Baseball Classic, which has UTEP’s football team was extended an invitation to the Independence matched the nation’s top programs in a professional environment for the Bowl and the basketball team qualified for five NCAA tournaments. past 10 years. The Oxford, Miss., native was a two-sport letterman in basketball Tarrant was also instrumental in bringing the first NCAA Super Regional and tennis at Mississippi and received his bachelor’s degree in physical to a professional facility when Rice hosted Southwestern Louisiana at the education from Ole Miss in 1969, adding a master’s in physical education Astrodome in 1999. in 1970. After two years as an officer in the army, he coached at the high school level for four years before he enrolled in Ohio University’s sports administration program. He graduated with a master’s degree from Ohio in 1975 and two years later earned a doctorate in education administration from Louisiana State. After earning his doctorate, Hovious was Athletic Director at Delta State for 10 years and was also an assistant professor in the education department. Hovious and his wife, Marcia, have four children: Mary Katherine Stout, a graduate of Washington & Lee Law School; Taylor Wilkinson, a graduate of Ole Miss; Greg Cohen, a graduate of Texas; and Hally Cohen, a graduate of Purdue.

45 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Athletic Training Richie Valdés Dana Quinterro Director of Assistant Athletic Trainer Athletic Training Dana Quinterro enters her sixth year as an Richie Valdés begins his second year as head assistant athletic trainer and is responsible for the athletic trainer, where he will oversee the well-being women’s soccer and women’s basketball programs. of the student-athlete in the Huskies’ 16 NCAA Quinterro has spent two years working for Austin Division I sports programs. Sports Medicine, assisting four orthopedic surgeons, Valdés comes to HBU after serving as head four physical therapists and a physiatrist in daily football athletic trainer and assistant athletic trainer clinical functions. at Rice since 2006. He supervised and coordinated Quinterro earned a bachelor’s degree in athletic the healthcare needs for all football student-athletes and the Rice Stadium training at the University of Texas in 2006. While at UT, she worked as Athletic Training Room and provided on-site coverage for all practices, the head athletic training student with the Longhorn football team, as well workouts, conditioning sessions and games in prevention, recognition, as volleyball and women’s soccer. Her duties at Texas also included evaluation, rehabilitation and care of all athletic injuries. assisting with the athletic training coverage at the Clyde Littlefield Texas While at Rice, he also served as sub-committee chair for medical Relays and numerous Big XII championships. She was also a member of services at the 2011 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four, served as the Longhorn Athletic Training Student Association. She recently earned tournament medical director at the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball South her master’s degree at HBU in education. Regional, 2009 Conference USA Women’s Tennis Championship, 2007 and 2008 NCAA Baseball Super Regional and 2007, 2008 and 2009 NCAA Baseball Regional. He was also tournament host for the 2008 NCAA Men’s Basketball South Regional and 2007 Conference USA Hanna Stelzer Men’s Tennis Championship and assisted at two bowl appearances – the Assistant Athletic Trainer 2006 New Orleans Bowl and the 2008 Texas Bowl. Prior to Rice, Valdés was a graduate assistant trainer at Southern Hanna Stelzer enters her first year as an Mississippi, where he worked with the softball and football programs. assistant athletic trainer and will work primarily with During his undergraduate work at Georgia, he was a student athletic the volleyball and softball programs. trainer, assisting with women’s soccer, football, softball and track and Stelzer comes to Houston from Lubbock, where field. she was a student athletic trainer for the Texas Tech Valdés earned his bachelor’s degree in science education in exercise women’s basketball team. Prior to that, she was a and sports science in athletic training from Georgia in 2004, then earned student athletic trainer at Shallowater High School, a master of science degree in sports administration from Southern Miss in in Shallowater, Texas, where she assisted with the 2006. men’s and women’s basketball, softball, and baseball programs. She was He is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, also a student athletic trainer for Lubbock Sports Medicine, where she a licensed member of the Texas State Athletic Trainers Association, a evaluated orthopedic injuries and fitted orthopedic devices and casts. member of the Southwestern Athletic Trainers Association and a member A Long Island, N.Y., native, Stelzer earned her bachelor’s degree in of the Greater Houston Athletic Trainers Association. exercise science from Concordia University of Chicago, and her master’s Valdes married the former Sarah Beth Hendley of Melbourne, Fla., in degree in athletic training from Texas Tech. She was on the Dean’s List December of 2011, and they have a newborn girl, Caroline. at Concordia and she also played volleyball. She is a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Texas and has volunteered at the Special Olympics and Buffalo Springs Ironman.

Emily Kohut Omni Ashford Associate Director of Assistant Athletic Trainer Athletic Training Omni Ashford begins her first year as an assistant Emily Kohut enters her fourth year as associate athletic trainer and will work primarily with the HBU director of athletic training at HBU, and will mainly cross country and track and field teams. be responsible for the care of the Huskies’ women’s A 2011 graduate of HBU, Ashford was a four- basketball program and serve as rehabilitation year letterwinner for the track team, where she coordinator for all Husky sports. participated in the triple jump and sprints. She was She comes to HBU after two years as assistant the women’s team captain in 2007. Ashford was also athletic trainer for the football program at Rice an athletic training student assistant at HBU. She University. While at Rice, she also covered several football and basketball made the Dean’s List all four years and graduated with a bachelor of camps and NCAA postseason events. science degree in kinesiology: athletic training. A native of Osceola, Pa., Kohut attended California University of Ashford is a certified athletic trainer, a certified personal fitness trainer, Pennsylvania, earning a bachelor of science degree in athletic training in and a healthcare provider with the American Red Cross. 2008. She also served as an athletic training student, gaining experience with several sports. She earned a master of education degree in allied health education and administration from the University of Houston in 2010. Kohut is a certified and licensed athletic trainer and is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. She is also a member of the Southwestern Athletic Trainers’ Association and has obtained National Academy of Sports Medicine Performance Enhancement Specialist Certification.

46 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Athletic Training Team Physicians Daryl Faulkner Assistant Athletic Trainer Daryl Faulkner enters his first year as an assistant athletic trainer and will be primarily responsible for the HBU men’s basketball and men’s and women’s golf programs. Faulkner comes to HBU from Cayce, S.C., where he was an intern for the Univ. of South Carolina football program and the Grays Military Academy. He assisted with rehabilitations at South Carolina and managed at-risk athletes, like asthma and sickle-cell trait at Grays. Dr. Terence Chang Dr. Steven Flores Prior to that, Faulker was an athletic trainer for the men’s and women’s basketball programs at Allen University in Columbia, S.C., and the baseball program at Claflin University in Orangeburg, S.C. In the summer of 2011, he worked an internship with the Tennessee Titans Preseason Camp and the Western Kentucky University football program. Faulkner earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology at the University of Kentucky, where he graduated Cum Laude and received the William C. Parker Scholar Award. He earned his master’s degree in athletic training from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He is a certified athletic trainer and is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and the South Carolina Athletic Trainers Association.

Daniel Meza Athletic Training Intern Daniel Meza begins his first year as an athletic training intern, after spending the previous four years as a student assistant. While a student assistant, Meza worked with several sports in his four years: women’s soccer (2011-12), softball (2011-12), football (2012), men’s basketball (2012-present), and baseball (2012-present). He assisted with three conference tournaments (women’s soccer, 2010; softball, 2010 and 2012; outdoor track and field, 2012) and the HBU Cross Country Open in 2012. Meza is currently working a summer internship with the NFL’s Houston Texans, where he covers all practices, workouts, conditioning sessions, and games. He also assists with prevention and care of on-field injuries, along with on-site rehabilitation. Meza also worked an internship with the Rice University football team from Aug.-Nov. 2010. Meza graduated from HBU in May, 2013, with a bachelor of science degree in kinesiology: athletic training.

47 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Strength and Conditioning Evarist Akujobi Chris Slocum Strength & Conditioning Strength & Conditioning Evarist Akujobi was named HBU’s director of Graduate Assistant strength and conditioning in June, 2011. In addition to serving as the strength and Chris Slocum enters his second season as a conditioning graduate assistant at St. John’s, graduate assistant in the strength and conditioning Akujobi also assisted the strength and conditioning department. programs at Georgetown University and Bucknell Slocum comes to HBU after spending one University while pursuing his master’s. He has spent season at the University of Houston as a strength the last two years overseas training professional and conditioning intern. At UH, he worked primarily basketball teams in Seoul, South Korea, and Beijing, China. He also with the nationally-ranked Cougar football team, worked in San Antonio, serving as director of strength and conditioning working on group strength, speed, power, flexibility, rehabilitation, and for the ABA’s Texas Fuel, as well as interning with the NBA’s San Antonio program design. Spurs and consulting for the St. Mary’s (Texas) University men’s basketball Prior to his time at UH, Slocum worked with several hospitals and program. strength and conditioning companies in his native Ohio. Akujobi received a bachelor’s of sports sciences from the University The Cleveland native is a certified NASM Performance Enhancement of Houston, and during his undergraduate studies, he assisted with Specialist, National Strength and Conditioning CSCS. All Sports Speed and Conditioning in San Antonio and with the Texas Slocum graduated from Mount Union in 2012 with a bachelor of Coppherheads of the Arena Football League in Houston. science degree in exercise science, where he also played football for the He and his wife Ebony are the proud parents of newborn boy, nationally-ranked Raiders. He was a three-time All-Conference selection Emmory Syre. He is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning in track. A mixed martial artist, Slocum is currently working on his masters Association. at HBU in education.

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2013 Opponents

HBU will play at the Montana Cup in Missoula, Mont. in early September

49 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer 2013 Opponents Tulsa Montana Houston Date...... Aug. 23 at Tulsa Date...... Sept. 5 at Montana Cup Date...... Sept. 15 at HBU Location...... Tulsa, Okla. Location...... Missoula, Mont. Location...... Houston, Texas President...... Dr. Steadman Upham President...... Royce Engtrom President...... Dr. Renu Khator Athletic Director...... Dr. Derrick Gragg Athletic Director...... Kent Haslam Athletic Director...... Mack Rhoades Colors...... Old Gold, Royal Blue & Crimson Colors...... Maroon & Silver Colors...... Scarlet & White Nickname...... Golden Hurricanes Nickname...... Grizzlies Nickname...... Cougars Enrollment...... 4,187 Enrollment...... 15,000 Enrollment...... 38,752 Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Conference USA Conference...... Big Sky Conference...... American Athletic Head Coach...... Kyle Cussen Head Coach...... Mark Plakorus Head Coach...... Chris Pfau Phone...... (918) 631-3836 Phone...... (406) 243-6624 Phone...... (832) 570-9122 Associate Head Coach...... Jim Rhein Assistant Coaches...... Sophie Clough, Eric Lona Assistant Coaches...... Suzie Grech, Mike Stoerkel Assistant Coach...... Mackenzie Ayer Soccer SID...... Joel Carlson Soccer SID...... Kailee Neumann Soccer SID...... Stephanie Hall SID Phone...... (406) 243-5414 SID Phone...... (713) 743-9404 SID Phone...... (918) 631-2163 2012 Record (Conference)...... 12-6-3 (6-2-1) 2012 Record (Conference)...... 7-9-3 (3-4-3) 2012 Record (Conference)...... 12-6-4 (6-3-2) Series Record...... First Meeting Series Record...... Houston leads, 3-1-0 Series Record...... First Meeting

North Texas Utah Valley Abilene Christian Date...... Aug. 25 at North Texas Date...... Sept. 7 at Montana Cup Date...... Sept. 22 at Abilene Christian Location...... Denton, Texas Location...... Orem, Utah Location...... Abilene, Texas President...... V. Lane Rawlins President...... Dr. Matthew S. Holland President...... Dr. Phil Schubert Athletic Director...... Rick Villarreal Athletic Director...... Vince Otoupal Athletic Director...... Jared Mosley Colors...... Green & White Colors...... Green & White Colors...... Purple & White Nickname...... Mean Green Nickname...... Wolverines Nickname...... Wildcats Enrollment...... 35,778 Enrollment...... 33,395 Enrollment...... 4,600 Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Sun Belt Conference...... Western Athletic Conference...... Southland Head Coach...... John Hedlund Head Coach...... Brent Anderson Head Coach...... Casey Wilson Phone...... (940) 565-3669 Phone...... (801) 863-7495 Phone...... (325) 674-2735 Assistant Coach...... Cassity Acuff Assistant Coaches...... Alyssa Lowry, Tasha Bell Assistant Coach...... Ryan Spears Soccer SID...... Stephen Howard Soccer SID...... Kellen Hiser Soccer SID...... Lance Fleming SID Phone...... (940) 369-8548 SID Phone...... (801) 863-5451 SID Phone...... (325) 674-2693 2012 Record (Conference)...... 16-5-2 (8-1-1) 2012 Record (Conference)...... 9-11-1 (5-0-0) 2012 Record (Conference)...... 8-10-1 (6-7-1) Series Record...... First Meeting Series Record...... Utah Valley leads, 6-2-1 Series Record...... First Meeting

TCU UTEP Northwestern State Date...... Sept. 1 at HBU Date...... Sept. 13 at HBU Date...... Sept. 27 at HBU Location...... Fort Worth, Texas Location...... El Paso, Texas Location...... Natchitoches, La. Chancellor...... Dr. Victor J. Boschini, Jr. President...... Dr. Diana Natalicio President...... Dr. Randall J. Webb Athletic Director...... Chris Del Conte Athletic Director...... Bob Stull Athletic Director...... Greg Burke Colors...... Purple & White Colors...... Dark Blue, Orange & Silver Accent Colors...... Purple & White with Orange Trim Nickname...... Lady Frogs Nickname...... Miners Nickname...... Lady Demons Enrollment...... 9,518 Enrollment...... 22,640 Enrollment...... 9,447 Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Big 12 Conference...... Conference USA Conference...... Southland Head Coach...... Eric Bell Head Coach...... Kevin Cross Head Coach...... George Van Linder Phone...... (817) 257-6680 Phone...... (915) 747-7178 Phone...... (318) 357-4274 Assistant Coaches...Ryan Higginbotham, Kelsey Davis Assistant Coaches....Heather Clark, Ashleigh Decker Assistant Coach...... Cecillie Henriksen Soccer SID...... Brandi Davidson Soccer SID...... Mark Brunner Soccer SID...... Brittany Russ SID Phone...... (817) 257-7969 SID Phone...... (915) 747-5722 SID Phone...... (318) 357-6467 2012 Record (Conference)...... 7-10-4 (1-5-2) 2012 Record (Conference)...... 10-10-0 (3-8) 2012 Record (Conference)...... 6-11-1 (1-6-1) Series Record...... TCU leads, 6-0-0 Series Record...... UTEP leads, 3-0-0 Series Record...... HBU leads, 2-0-0

50 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer 2013 Opponents Lamar Incarnate Word Nicholls State Date...... Sept. 29 at Lamar Date...... Oct. 13 at Incarnate Word Date...... Oct. 25 at HBU Location...... Beaumont, Texas Location...... San Antonio, Texas Location...... Thibodaux, La. President...... Dr. Kenneth R. Evans President...... Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr. President...... Dr. Stephen Hulbert Athletic Director...... Jason Henderson Athletic Director...... Mark Papich Athletic Director...... Rob Bernardi Colors...... Red and Grey Colors...... Red & White Colors...... Red, Black & White Nickname...... Colonels Nickname...... Cardinals Nickname...... Cardinals Enrollment...... 6,080 Enrollment...... 14,522 Enrollment...... 9,188 Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Southland Head Coach...... Dylan Harrison Conference...... Southland Conference...... Southland Phone...... (985) 448-4956 Head Coach...... Orlando Cervantes Head Coach...... Tina Patterson Assistant Coach...... Brianna Young Phone...... (409) 880-7595 Phone...... (210) 829-3941 Soccer SID...... Clyde Verdin Assistant Coach...... Topper Cogan Assistant Coach...... Anne Felts SID Phone...... (985) 448-4282 Soccer SID...... Pat Murray Soccer SID...... Shane Meling 2012 Record (Conference)...... 5-13-0 (0-8-0) Series Record...... HBU leads, 1-0-0 SID Phone...... (409) 880-2323 SID Phone...... (210) 829-3071 2012 Record (Conference)...... 11-9-1 (6-2-0) 2012 Record (Conference)...... 9-8-1 (9-5-0) Series Record...... HBU leads, 1-0-2 Series Record...... First Meeting TX A&M-Corpus Christi Date...... Oct. 27 at HBU Location...... Corpus Christi, Texas President...... Dr. Flavitus Killebrew Athletic Director...... Scott Lazenby Colors...... Royal Blue, Green & White Stephen F. Austin Oral Roberts Nickname...... Islanders Enrollment...... 10,200 Date...... Oct. 4 at SFA Date...... Oct. 18 at HBU Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Location...... Nacogdoches, Texas Location...... Tulsa, Okla. Conference...... Southland President...... Dr. Baker Pattillo President...... Dr. Mark Rutland Head Coach...... Shanna Caldwell Athletic Director...... Robert Hill Athletic Director...... Mike Carter Phone...... (361) 825-3726 Assistant Coaches.... Lauren Molinaro, Samantha Larson Colors...... Purple & White Colors...... Vegas Gold, Navy Blue & White Soccer SID...... Matt Brady Nickname...... Ladyjacks Nickname...... Golden Eagles SID Phone...... (361) 825-3410 Enrollment...... 12,999 Enrollment...... 3,259 2012 Record (Conference).... 0-0 (2013 is 1st season) Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Series Record...... First Meeting Conference...... Southland Conference...... Southland Head Coach...... Wally Crittenden Head Coach...... Roger Bush Phone...... (936) 468-4467 Phone...... (918) 495-6195 Sam Houston State Assistant Coaches...... Dan Bassett, Kelly Tarrant Assistant Coach...... Randy Williams Date...... Nov. 1 at HBU Soccer SID...... Kenny Bybee Soccer SID...... Eric Scott Location...... Huntsville, Texas President...... Dr. Dana Gibson SID Phone...... (936) 468-5801 SID Phone...... (918) 495-6646 Athletic Director...... Bobby Williams 2012 Record (Conference)...... 17-4-0 (8-0-0) 2012 Record (Conference)...... 12-7-2 (5-3-0) Colors...... Orange & White Series Record...... SFA leads, 3-0-0 Series Record...... First Meeting Nickname...... Bearkats Enrollment...... 18,478 Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Southland Head Coach...... Tom Brown Phone...... (936) 294-4138 Assistant Coach...... Meredith Flaherty McNeese State Central Arkansas Soccer SID...... Kevin Rodriguez Date...... Oct. 6 at McNeese State Date...... Oct. 20 at HBU SID Phone...... (936) 294-1764 Location...... Lake Charles, La. Location...... Conway, Ark. 2012 Record (Conference)...... 7-11-1 (4-3-1) President...... Dr. Phillip C. Williams President...... Tom Courtway Series Record...... SHSU leads, 3-2-0 Athletic Director...... Tommy McClelland Athletic Director...... Dr. Brad Teague Colors...... Royal Blue & Yellow Colors...... Purple & Grey Southeastern Louisiana Nickname...... Cowgirls Nickname...... Bears Date...... Nov. 3 at Southeastern Louisiana Enrollment...... 8,900 Enrollment...... 11,444 Location...... Hammond, La. Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Affilliation...... NCAA Division I President...... Dr. John L. Crain Conference...... Southland Conference...... Southland Interim Athletic Director...... Jay Artigues Colors...... Green & Gold Head Coach...... Scooter Savoie Head Coach...... Jeremy Bishop Nickname...... Lions Phone...... (337) 562-4242 Phone...... (501) 764-0801 Enrollment...... 18,478 Assistant Coaches...... Kyra McDonough, Trey Jones Associate Head Coach...... Derek Nichols Affilliation...... NCAA Division I Soccer SID...... Hunter Bower Assistant Coach...... Tasha Flynn Conference...... Southland SID Phone...... (337) 475-5207 Soccer SID...... Charlie Skinner Head Coach...... Blake Hornbuckle Phone...... (985) 549-5185 2012 Record (Conference)...... 8-10-2 (3-5-0) SID Phone...... (501) 852-0708 Soccer SID...... Kemmler Chapple Series Record...... McNeese State leads, 2-1-2 2012 Record (Conference)...... 10-7-1 (2-5-1) SID Phone...... (985) 549-3221 Series Record...... First Meeting 2012 Record (Conference)...... 12-7-1 (5-2-1) Series Record...... HBU leads, 1-0-0

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History

52 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer 2012 Season in Review

HBU had another stellar season, going 10-7-3 overall and 4-1-0 in its final season in the Great West Conference. The Huskies’ lone conference setback was a 2-0 home loss to eventual GWC regular season and conference champion, Utah Valley. The Huskies were looking for revenge against the Wolverines in the conference tournament, but the second-seeded Huskies suffered a shocking 2-1 loss to sixth-seed Howard in the semifinals to end their season. The Huskies had a fantastic season, though, as Blake Martin was named Great West Conference Newcomer of the Year and seven players were named All- Conference. Joining Martin on the First Team was senior Arielle Rodriguez, junior Molly Missimer, and sophomores Taylor Gibson and Natalie Hager. Senior Cindy Hedden and junior Shelby Horn earned Second Team accolades. Hager led HBU with eight goals and 19 points. The 19 points were the most in a single season since Isla Cameron notched 20 points in 2009. Hager’s five game- winning goals tied the program record, set by Alicia Noah in 2006. Gibson scored seven goals and finished with 17 points. Rodriguez led all players with five assists, as her three goals gave her 11 points. Horn dominated between the pipes for HBU, going 10-6-2 with a 1.03 goals-against average and a .808 save percentage. She was a five-time GWC Defensive Player of the Week honoree. Her seven shutouts set a new program record in a single season, while her 1.03 GAA is third-best and her .808 save percentage is tied for fourth-highest. Horn is now the program leader with 12 career shutouts. In the classroom, the Huskies maintained their high expectations. The Huskies were honored by the National Soccer Coaches’ Association of America (NSCAA) for the third-consecutive year, being one of 504 schools from all divisions honored for academics. The Huskies had a cumulative 3.01 GPA. Four Huskies were named to the Great West Fall Academic All-Conference Team: Gibson, Hager, Horn, and Kelsey Reichow. The honor was Horn’s second and Reichow’s third, as Reichow earned a spot on the Academic All-Conference Team every year she was eligible.

Blake Martin receives the Great West Conference Newcomer of the Year Award from Commissioner Ed Grom

Natalie Hager

Shelby Horn 2012 Seniors (l-r): Cindy Hedden, Mandi Folger, Kelsey Reichow, Brandi Hart, and Arielle Rodriguez

53 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer 2012 Statistics

Overall: 10-7-3 Conference: 4-1-0 Home: 5-3-1 Away: 5-3-2 Neutral: 0-1-0 |------SHOTS------| ## Player GP-GS Min. G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 13 Natalie Hager 20-20 1494 8 3 19 41 .195 21 .512 5 0-0 17 Taylor Gibson 18-12 956 7 3 17 19 .368 10 .526 2 0-0 4 Arielle Rodriguez 20-20 1662 3 5 11 18 .167 14 .778 1 0-0 12 Molly Missimer 20-20 1533 3 4 10 57 .053 26 .456 0 1-1 26 Amina Radoncic 20-20 1232 1 4 6 24 .042 11 .458 0 0-0 21 Rebekah Tovar 20-1 1183 2 1 5 24 .083 8 .333 0 0-0 7 Molly Weeks 14-9 693 2 1 5 14 .143 7 .500 1 0-0 11 Emily Hughes 20-11 1145 1 3 5 18 .056 9 .500 1 0-0 6 Cindy Hedden 20-20 1700 1 1 3 22 .045 10 .455 0 0-0 8 Lindsay Matlock 10-8 860 1 1 3 4 .250 4 1.000 0 1-1 20 Blake Martin 20-20 1803 1 0 2 6 .167 4 .667 0 0-0 14 Chelsea Thornhill 5-0 81 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0-0 9 Brandi Hart 16-7 702 0 2 2 19 .000 7 .368 0 0-0 3 Rebecca Jardon 20-12 1333 0 2 2 8 .000 4 .500 0 0-0 24 Kelsey Reichow 10-6 576 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 16 Ally Murphy 18-14 1309 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total...... 20 -- 31 30 92 276 .112 137 .496 10 2-2 Opponents...... 20 -- 22 14 58 248 .089 108 .435 7 2-2

|--GOAL AVE.---| |---SAVES-----| |------RECORD-----| ## Player GP-GS Min. GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T SO 30 Shelby Horn 19-18 1660:00 19 1.03 80 .808 10 6 3 7.1 1 Lara Johnson 3-1 180:00 3 1.50 4 .571 0 1 0 0.1 TM Team 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 1.0 Total...... 20 1840:00 22 1.08 86 .796 10 7 3 8 Opponents...... 20 1840:00 31 1.52 105 .772 7 10 3 4

2012 HBU Women’s Soccer

54 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer 2012 Results Date Opponent W/L/T Score Record (GWC) Attendance Goals Scored (Assists) Goalie Aug. 17 UTSA W 1-0 1-0-0 (0-0-0) 600 Natalie Hager (Hedden) Shelby Horn Aug. 19 at Houston L 2-3 1-1-0 (0-0-0) 331 Molly Missimer (Radoncic) Lara Johnson Taylor Gibson (Rodriguez) Aug. 24 at UC Riverside W 1-0 2-1-0 (0-0-0) 314 Natalie Hager (Rodriguez, Hart) Shelby Horn Aug. 26 at Loyola Marymount L 1-2 2-2-0 (0-0-0) 203 Cindy Hedden (Rodriguez) Shelby Horn Aug. 31 Texas State T 1-1 (2ot) 2-2-1 (0-0-0) 389 Natalie Hager (M. Missimer) Shelby Horn Sept. 2 Stephen F. Austin L 0-2 2-3-1 (0-0-0) 154 -- Shelby Horn Sept. 7 at Northwestern State W 3-1 3-3-1 (0-0-0) 207 Rebekah Tovar (Matlock) Shelby Horn Natalie Hager (M. Missimer) Natalie Hager (Hart) Sept. 9 at Lamar T 1-1 (2ot) 3-3-2 (0-0-0) 274 Lindsay Matlock (penalty kick) Shelby Horn Sept. 14 at TCU L 0-1 3-4-2 (0-0-0) 733 -- Shelby Horn Sept. 16 Baylor L 0-5 3-5-2 (0-0-0) 100 -- Shelby Horn Sept. 21 at Southeastern Louisiana W 1-0 4-5-2 (0-0-0) 87 Natalie Hager (Gibson, Tovar) Shelby Horn Sept. 23 at McNeese State T 1-1 (2ot) 4-5-3 (0-0-0) 176 Taylor Gibson (Hughes) Shelby Horn Sept. 28 Texas Southern W 6-0 5-5-3 (0-0-0) 249 Taylor Gibson (Radoncic, Hager) Shelby Horn (45) Taylor Gibson (Weeks) Lara Johnson (45) Molly Weeks (Rodriguez) Amina Radoncic (unassisted) Rebekah Tovar (Jardon, Hager) Molly Missimer (Hager) Oct. 1 Prairie View A&M W 5-1 6-5-3 (0-0-0) 112 Arielle Rodriguez (unassisted) Shelby Horn (45) Emily Hughes (M. Missimer) Lara Johnson (45) Taylor Gibson (Hughes) Taylor Gibson (Jardon) Natalie Hager (Radoncic, Gibson) Oct. 11 *at South Carolina State W 1-0 7-5-3 (1-0-0) 391 Molly Weeks (Radoncic) Shelby Horn Oct. 13 *at NJIT W 2-0 8-5-3 (2-0-0) 256 Taylor Gibson (Rodriguez) Shelby Horn Oct. 20 *Utah Valley L 0-2 8-6-3 (2-1-0) 208 -- Shelby Horn Oct. 27 *Delaware State W 2-0 9-6-3 (3-1-0) 148 Natalie Hager (M. Missimer) Shelby Horn Molly Missimer (penalty kick) Oct. 29 *Howard W 2-0 10-6-3 (4-1-0) 122 Arielle Rodriguez (unassisted) Shelby Horn Chelsea Thornhill (Hughes) Nov. 4 +vs. Howard L 1-2 10-7-3 (4-1-0) -- Arielle Rodriguez (unassisted) Shelby Horn

* Great West Conference + Great West Conference Tournament (Orem, Utah)

55 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer HBU Records CAREER - SCORING ASSISTS PER GAME (min. 5 games) SAVES PER GAME (min. 5 games) 1. Jenae Perez 0.88 2006 1. Stephanie Castellon 5.20 2010-12 POINTS 2. Alicia Noah 0.47 2006 2. Patty Walrath 4.75 2010-12 1. Isla Cameron 98 (38g 22a) 2007-10 3. Ana Vicariello 0.40 2007-08 3. Michelle Rich 4.50 2007-09 2. Ana Viscariello 64 (25g 14a) 2007-08 4. Isla Cameron 0.28 2007-10 4. Shelby Horn 4.41 2010-12 3. Gemma McDonald 54 (24g 6a) 2007-10 5. Meagan Michaelis 0.24 2006-07 5. Krystal Rogers 4.24 2006-07 4. Alicia Noah 46 (19g 8a) 2006 Molly Missimer 0.24 2010-12 6. Randi Derringer 3.43 2008 5. Molly Missimer 39 (12g 15a) 2010-12 7. Amanda Hale 0.22 2007 7. Lara Johnson 3.13 2009-12 6. Natalie Hager 33 (15g 3a) 2011-12 8. Mychael Morris 0.20 2007-10 8. Glenda Parrett 3.00 2006 7. Shannon Hall 32 (13g 6a) 2006-07 9. Shannon Hall 0.18 2006-07 9. Cammie Gilbert 0.67 2007-08 8. Arielle Rodriguez 31 (8g 15a) 2009-12 Ashley Flores 0.18 2008 9. Brandi Hart 27 (7g 13a) 2009-12 SAVE PERCENTAGE (min. 5 saves) 10. Jenae Perez 23 (4g 15a) 2006 SHOTS ATTEMPTED 1. Patty Walrath .826 (19/23) 2010-12 Taylor Gibson 23 (9g 5a) 2011-12 1. Isla Cameron 201 2007-10 2. Krystal Rogers .809 (89/110) 2006-07 2. Molly Missimer 134 2010-12 3. Glenda Parrett .808 (21/26) 2006 POINTS PER GAME (min. 5 games) 3. Ana Viscariello 127 2007-08 4. Randi Derringer .800 (24/30) 2008 1. Alicia Noah 2.71 2006 4. Gemma McDonald 114 2007-10 5. Stephanie Castellon .791 (53/66) 2010-12 2. Ana Viscariello 1.83 2007-08 5. Alicia Noah 89 2006 6. Michelle Rich .798 (225/282) 2007-09 3. Jenae Perez 1.35 2006 6. Natalie Hager 85 2011-12 7. Shelby Horn .768 (209/272) 2010-12 4. Isla Cameron 1.25 2007-10 7. Sara Faulkner 59 2006-08 8. Lara Johnson .581 (25/43) 2009-12 5. Shannon Hall 0.97 2006-07 Arielle Rodriguez 59 2009-12 6. Natalie Hager 0.80 2011-12 9. Shannon Hall 56 2006-07 GOALS AGAINST AVG. (min. 5 minutes) 7. Gemma McDonald 0.79 2007-10 10. Kinsie Arnst 55 2007-10 1. Patty Walrath 0.57 2010-12 8. Ashley Flores 0.65 2008 2. Glenda Parrett 1.04 2006 9. Molly Missimer 0.62 2010-12 SHOTS PER GAME (min. 5 games) 3. Michelle Rich 1.21 2007-09 10. Taylor Gibson 0.61 2011-12 1. Alicia Noah 5.24 2006 4. Krystal Rogers 1.28 2006-07 2. Ana Viscariello 3.63 2007-08 5. Stephanie Castellon 1.30 2010-12 GOALS 3. Isla Cameron 2.58 2007-10 6. Shelby Horn 1.38 2010-12 1. Isla Cameron 38 2007-10 4. Jenae Perez 2.53 2006 7. Randi Derringer 1.61 2008 2. Ana Viscariello 25 2007-08 5. Molly Missimer 2.13 2010-12 8. Lara Johnson 3.00 2009-12 3. Gemma McDonald 24 2007-10 6. Natalie Hager 2.07 2011-12 4. Alicia Noah 19 2006 7. Shannon Hall 1.70 2006-07 WINS 5. Natalie Hager 15 2011-12 8. Gemma McDonald 1.68 2007-10 1. Michelle Rich 24 2007-09 6. Shannon Hall 13 2006-07 9. Gabby Trujillo 1.47 2009-10 2. Shelby Horn 20 2010-12 7. Molly Missimer 12 2010-12 10. Stephanie Marroquin 1.29 2006 3. Krystal Rogers 9 2006-07 8. Taylor Gibson 9 2011-12 4. Patty Walrath 5 2010-12 9. Sara Faulkner 8 2006-07 SHOTS ON GOAL 5. Glenda Parrett 4 2006 10. Kinsie Arnst 7 2007-10 1. Isla Cameron 120 2007-10 6. Lara Johnson 2 2009-12 Brandi Hart 7 2009-12 2. Ana Viscariello 77 2007-08 Stephanie Castellon 2 2010-12 3. Alicia Noah 68 2006 8. Sara Faulkner 1 2006-08 GOALS PER GAME (min. 5 games) 4. Gemma McDonald 67 2007-10 Randi Derringer 1 2008 1. Alicia Noah 1.12 2006 5. Molly Missimer 63 2010-12 2. Ana Viscariello 0.71 2007-08 6. Natalie Hager 46 2011-12 SHUTOUTS 3. Isla Cameron 0.49 2007-10 7. Brandi Hart 41 2009-12 1. Shelby Horn 11 2010-12 4. Shannon Hall 0.39 2006-07 8. Arielle Rodriguez 37 2009-12 2. Michelle Rich 10 2007-09 5. Natalie Hager 0.37 2011-12 9. Kinsie Arnst 34 2007-10 3. Krystal Rogers 4 2006-07 6. Gemma McDonald 0.35 2007-10 10. Shannon Hall 33 2006-07 4. Patty Walrath 3 2010-12 7. Stephanie Marroquin 0.29 2006 Sara Faulkner 33 2006-08 5. Lara Johnson 2 2009-12 Alexis Scayola 0.29 2008-09 6. Glenda Parrett 1 2006 9. Brittany Pressley 0.27 2008 SOG PER GAME (min. 5 games) Stephanie Castellon 1 2010-12 10. Jenae Perez 0.24 2006 1. Alicia Noah 4.00 2006 Ashley Flores 0.24 2008 2. Ana Viscariello 2.20 2007-08 CAREER - PARTICIPATION 3. Isla Cameron 1.54 2007-10 GAME-WINNING GOALS 4. Jenae Perez 1.35 2006 GAMES PLAYED 1. Isla Cameron 10 2007-10 5. Natalie Hager 1.12 2011-12 1. Arielle Rodriguez 82 2009-12 2. Natalie Hager 7 2011-12 6. Gemma McDonald 1.01 2007-10 2. Isla Cameron 78 2007-10 3. Alicia Noah 5 2006 7. Shannon Hall 1.00 2006-07 3. Cindy Hedden 76 2009-12 4. Ana Viscariello 4 2007-08 Molly Missimer 1.00 2010-12 4. Brandi Hart 74 2009-12 Cindy Hedden 4 2009-12 9. Gabby Trujillo 0.74 2009-10 5. Kinsie Arnst 70 2007-10 6. Gemma McDonald 3 2007-10 10. Jessica Hayes 0.71 2006 6. Gemma McDonald 68 2007-10 Brandi Hart 3 2009-12 Stephanie Marroquin 0.71 2006 7. Kristina Burhans 63 2008-11 Arielle Rodriguez 3 2009-12 Molly Missimer 63 2010-12 Amina Radoncic 3 2010-12 9. Cristina Nunez 61 2007-10 10. Shannon Hall 2 2006-07 CAREER - GOALKEEPING Amina Radoncic 61 2010-12 Meagan Michaelis 2 2006-07 Ashley Flores 2 2008 SAVES GAMES STARTED Gabby Trujillo 2 2009-10 1. Michelle Rich 225 2007-09 1. Arielle Rodriguez 81 2009-12 2. Shelby Horn 209 2010-12 2. Isla Cameron 76 2007-10 3. Krystal Rogers 89 2006-07 ASSISTS 3. Cindy Hedden 72 2009-12 1. Isla Cameron 22 2007-10 4. Stephanie Castellon 52 2010-12 4. Kinsie Arnst 61 2007-10 2. Jenae Perez 15 2006 5. Lara Johnson 25 2009-12 Gemma McDonald 61 2007-10 Arielle Rodriguez 15 2009-12 6. Randi Derringer 24 2008 Molly Missimer 61 2010-12 7. Glenda Parrett 21 2006 Molly Missimer 15 2010-12 7. Ashley Pierce 56 2008-10 5. Ana Viscariello 14 2007-08 8. Patty Walrath 19 2010-12 8. Sara Faulkner 52 2006-08 6. Brandi Hart 13 2009-12 9. Cammie Gilbert 4 2007-08 9. Michelle Rich 50 2007-09 7. Alicia Noah 8 2006 10. Sara Faulkner 2 2006-08 10. Amina Radoncic 44 2010-12 Kinsie Arnst 8 2007-10 9. Meagan Michaelis 7 2006-07 Mychael Morris 7 2007-10 56 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer HBU Records MINUTES PLAYED 9. Shannon Hall 2 2006 7. Isla Cameron 1.41 2008 1. Arielle Rodriguez 6876 2009-12 Meagan Michaelis 2 2006 8. Sara Faulkner 1.35 2006 2. Isla Cameron 6374 2007-10 Ashley Flores 2 2008 Shannon Hall 1.35 2006 3. Cindy Hedden 6305 2009-12 Gabby Trujillo 2 2009 Jenae Perez 1.35 2006 4. Kinsie Arnst 5155 2007-10 Isla Cameron 2 2010 5. Molly Missimer 4852 2010-12 Natalie Hager 2 2011 6. Ashley Pierce 4827 2008-10 Taylor Gibson 2 2012 SINGLE SEASON - GOALKEEPING 7. Gemma McDonald 4798 2007-10 8. Sara Faulkner 4088 2006-08 ASSISTS SAVES 9. Michelle Rich 3936 2007-09 1. Jenae Perez 15 2006 1. Shelby Horn 93 2010 10. Amina Radoncic 3185 2010-12 2. Isla Cameron 10 2007 2. Michelle Rich 89 2009 3. Isla Cameron 9 2008 3. Shelby Horn 80 2012 4. Alicia Noah 8 2006 4. Krystal Rogers 70 2006 SINGLE SEASON - SCORING Ana Viscariello 8 2008 Michelle Rich 70 2008 Molly Missimer 8 2011 6. Michelle Rich 66 2007 POINTS 7. Ana Viscariello 6 2007 7. Stephanie Castellon 52 2011 1. Alicia Noah 46 (19g 8a) 2006 Brandi Hart 6 2011 8. Shelby Horn 30 2011 2. Isla Cameron 40 (15g 10a) 2007 9. Kinsie Arnst 5 2007 9. Randi Derringer 24 2008 Gemma McDonald 40 (18g 4a) 2007 Arielle Rodriguez 5 2011 10. Glenda Parrett 21 2006 4. Ana Viscariello 34 (14g 6a) 2007 Arielle Rodriguez 5 2012 5. Ana Viscariello 30 (11g 8a) 2008 SAVES PER GAME (min. 5 games) 6. Jenae Perez 23 (4g 15a) 2006 ASSISTS PER GAME (min. 5 games) 1. Stephanie Castellon 5.78 2011 Isla Cameron 23 (7g 9a) 2008 1. Jenae Perez 0.88 2006 2. Lara Johnson 5.67 2010 8. Molly Missimer 22 (7g 8a) 2011 2. Isla Cameron 0.56 2007 3. Krystal Rogers 5.00 2006 9. Shannon Hall 20 (9g 2a) 2006 3. Isla Cameron 0.53 2008 4. Michelle Rich 4.67 2008 Isla Cameron 20 (9g 2a) 2009 4. Mychael Morris 0.50 2008 5. Shelby Horn 4.65 2010 5. Alicia Noah 0.47 2006 6. Michelle Rich 4.45 2009 POINTS PER GAME (min. 5 games) Ana Viscariello 0.47 2008 7. Michelle Rich 4.40 2007 1. Alicia Noah 2.71 2006 7. Molly Missimer 0.38 2011 8. Shelby Horn 4.29 2011 2. Isla Cameron 2.22 2007 8. Mychael Morris 0.36 2007 9. Shelby Horn 4.21 2012 Gemma McDonald 2.22 2007 9. Meagan Michaelis 0.33 2007 10. Randi Derringer 3.43 2008 4. Ana Viscariello 1.89 2007 Ana Viscariello 0.33 2007 5. Ana Viscariello 1.76 2008 SAVE PERCENTAGE (min. 5 saves) 6. Jenae Perez 1.35 2006 SHOTS ATTEMPTED 1. Krystal Rogers .826 (19/23) 2007 Isla Cameron 1.35 2008 1. Alicia Noah 89 2006 Patty Walrath .826 (19/23) 2011 8. Shannon Hall 1.18 2006 2. Gemma McDonald 87 2007 3. Michelle Rich .814 (70/86) 2008 9. Molly Missimer 1.05 2011 3. Ana Viscariello 86 2007 4. Glenda Parrett .808 (21/26) 2006 10. Isla Cameron 0.95 2009 4. Isla Cameron 64 2009 Shelby Horn .808 (80/99) 2012 Natalie Hager 0.95 2012 5. Molly Missimer 57 2012 6. Krystal Rogers .805 (70/87) 2006 6. Isla Cameron 54 2007 Michelle Rich .805 (66/82) 2007 GOALS 7. Molly Missimer 45 2011 8. Randi Derringer .800 (24/30) 2008 1. Alicia Noah 19 2006 8. Isla Cameron 44 2010 Stephanie Castellon .800 (52/65) 2011 2. Gemma McDonald 18 2007 Natalie Hager 44 2011 10. Michelle Rich .781 (89/114) 2009 3. Isla Cameron 15 2007 10. Jenae Perez 43 2006 4. Ana Viscariello 14 2007 Gabby Trujillo 43 2009 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE (min. 5 games) 5. Ana Viscariello 11 2008 1. Patty Walrath 0.57 2011 6. Shannon Hall 9 2006 2. Krystal Rogers 0.85 2007 Isla Cameron 9 2009 SHOTS PER GAME (min. 5 games) 3. Shelby Horn 1.03 2012 8. Natalie Hager 8 2012 1. Alicia Noah 5.24 2006 4. Glenda Parrett 1.04 2006 9. Isla Cameron 7 2008 2. Gemma McDonald 4.83 2007 5. Shelby Horn 1.06 2011 Isla Cameron 7 2010 3. Ana Viscariello 4.78 2007 6. Michelle Rich 1.16 2007

Natalie Hager 7 2011 4. Isla Cameron 3.05 2009 7. Michelle Rich 1.21 2008 Molly Missimer 7 2011 5. Isla Cameron 3.00 2007 8. Michelle Rich 1.24 2009 Taylor Gibson 7 2012 6. Molly Missimer 2.85 2012 9. Krystal Rogers 1.45 2006 7. Jenae Perez 2.53 2006 10. Stephanie Castellon 1.49 2011 8. Ana Viscariello 2.41 2008 GOALS PER GAME (min. 5 games) 9. Sara Faulkner 2.29 2006 WINS 1. Alicia Noah 1.12 2006 Isla Cameron 2.29 2008 1. Shelby Horn 10 2012 2. Gemma McDonald 1.00 2007 2. Michelle Rich 8 2007 3. Isla Cameron 0.83 2007 SHOTS ON GOAL Michelle Rich 8 2008 4. Ana Viscariello 0.78 2007 1. Alicia Noah 68 2006 Michelle Rich 8 2009 5. Ana Viscariello 0.65 2008 2. Ana Viscariello 51 2007 5. Krystal Rogers 6 2006 6. Shannon Hall 0.53 2006 3. Gemma McDonald 49 2007 Shelby Horn 6 2010 7. Isla Cameron 0.43 2009 4. Isla Cameron 36 2009 7. Patty Walrath 5 2011 8. Isla Cameron 0.41 2008 5. Isla Cameron 34 2007 8. Glenda Parrett 4 2006 9. Natalie Hager 0.40 2012 6. Ana Viscariello 26 2008 Shelby Horn 4 2011 10. Gemma McDonald 0.38 2008 Isla Cameron 26 2010 10. Krystal Rogers 3 2007 Taylor Gibson 0.38 2012 Molly Missimer 26 2012 9. Natalie Hager 25 2011 SHUTOUTS GAME-WINNING GOALS 10. Isla Cameron 24 2008 1. Shelby Horn 7 2012 1. Alicia Noah 5 2006 2. Michelle Rich 5 2009 Natalie Hager 5 2012 SOG PER GAME (min. 5 games) 3. Krystal Rogers 4 2006 3. Isla Cameron 4 2007 1. Alicia Noah 4.00 2006 Michelle Rich 4 2007 4. Gemma McDonald 3 2007 2. Ana Viscariello 2.83 2007 Shelby Horn 4 2010 Ana Viscariello 3 2007 3. Gemma McDonald 2.72 2007 6. Patty Walrath 3 2011 Isla Cameron 3 2008 4. Isla Cameron 1.89 2007 7. Glenda Parrett 1 2006 Cindy Hedden 3 2009 5. Isla Cameron 1.71 2009 Michelle Rich 1 2008

Amina Radoncic 3 2011 6. Ana Viscariello 1.53 2008 Lara Johnson 1 2009 Lara Johnson 1 2010 Stephanie Castellon 1 2011 57 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer HBU Records SINGLE SEASON - PARTICIPATION ASSISTS SHOTS 1. Alicia Noah 3 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) 1. 50 vs. Texas College (8/25/06) GAMES PLAYED Alicia Noah 3 at SW Assemblies (9/30/06) 2. 36 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) 1. Tori Adame 22 2010 Jenae Perez 3 at SW Assemblies (9/30/06) 36 vs. SW Assemblies (10/20/08) Isla Cameron 22 2010 Isla Cameron 3 vs. UT-Brownsville (10/6/07) 4. 35 vs. SW Assemblies (10/19/07) Molly Missimer 22 2010 Isla Cameron 3 vs. SW Assemblies (10/19/07) 5. 34 vs. Texas College (10/20/07) Ashley Pierce 22 2010 Natalie Hager 3 vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) 6. 33 vs. Texas Southern (9/5/07) 5. Kristina Burhans 21 2009 7. 24 tied with 2 33 vs. College of the SW (9/20/07) Isla Cameron 21 2009 8. 32 vs. Belhaven (10/8/07) Ashley Pierce 21 2009 SHOTS 9. 30 vs. Huston-Tillotson (9/22/07) Gabby Trujillo 21 2009 1. Gemma McDonald 15 vs. Texas College (10/20/07) 10. 28 vs. Texas Southern (8/26/08) Cindy Hedden 21 2010 2. Alicia Noah 12 at Prairie View A&M (9/21/06) 28 vs. Prairie View A&M (10/1/12) Amina Radoncic 21 2010 3. Ana Viscariello 11 vs. College of the SW (9/20/07) Arielle Rodriguez 21 2010 4. Alicia Noah 10 vs. Texas Southern (9/19/06) SAVES Chelsea Thornhill 21 2010 Jenae Perez 10 vs. Texas College (8/25/06) 1. 18 at New Mexico State (8/28/11) Natalie Hager 21 2011 Isla Cameron 10 vs. North Dakota (10/16/10) 2. 16 at Rice (9/8/06) Brandi Hart 21 2011 7. Shannon Hall 9 vs. Texas College (8/25/06) 3. 15 at Texas State (9/28/08) Cindy Hedden 21 2011 Alicia Noah 9 vs. Bacone (10/7/06) 4. 12 at Texas A&M (10/20/08) Molly Missimer 21 2011 Gemma McDonald 9 vs. Belhaven (10/8/07) 5. 11 at College of the SW (10/14/06) Ally Murphy 21 2011 Ana Viscariello 9 vs. Prairie View A&M (9/15/07) 11 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (8/31/07) Arielle Rodriguez 21 2011 11 at Rice (9/18/07) SAVES 11 at Fresno Pacific (10/15/07) GAMES STARTED 1. Stephanie Castellon 18 at New Mexico St. (8/28/11) 11 at UTSA (8/29/10) 1. Isla Cameron 21 2009 2. Randi Derringer 15 at Texas State (9/28/08) 11 at Lamar (9/29/10) Ashley Pierce 21 2009 Krystal Rogers 11 at College of the SW (10/14/06) 11 at UTEP (8/26/11) Gabby Trujillo 21 2009 Michelle Rich 11 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor (8/31/07) Molly Missimer 21 2010 Michelle Rich 11 at Fresno Pacific (10/15/07) Cindy Hedden 21 2011 Michelle Rich 11 at Rice (9/18/07) Ally Murphy 21 2011 Shelby Horn 11 at Lamar (9/29/10) Arielle Rodriguez 21 2011 Shelby Horn 11 at UTEP (8/26/11) 8. Michelle Rich 20 2009 7. Krystal Rogers 10 at Hardin-Simmons (9/11/06) Arielle Rodriguez 20 2009 Michelle Rich 10 at Texas A&M (10/30/08) Isla Cameron 20 2010 Michelle Rich 10 at Lewis (10/14/08) Arielle Rodriguez 20 2010 Michelle Rich 10 at North Dakota (10/11/09) Molly Missimer 20 2011 Shelby Horn 10 at UTSA (8/29/10) Amina Radoncic 20 2011 Natalie Hager 20 2012 SINGLE GAME - TEAM Blake Martin 20 2012 Molly Missimer 20 2012 POINTS Amina Radoncic 20 2012 1. 39 vs. SW Assemblies (10/20/08) Arielle Rodriguez 20 2012 2. 31 vs. SW Assemblies (10/19/07) 3. 29 vs. Texas Southern (9/5/07) 4. 27 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) Current players in bold italics 5. 22 at SW Assemblies (9/30/06) 6. 21 vs. Brevard (11/2/07) 7. 19 vs. Huston-Tillotson (9/22/07) 19 vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) 9. 18 vs. SW Assemblies (9/16/06) SINGLE GAME - INDIVIDUAL 18 at Texas College (9/29/06) 18 vs. Southern (9/18/11) POINTS 1. Alicia Noah 9 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) GOALS Alicia Noah 9 at SW Assemblies (9/30/06) 1. 13 vs. SW Assemblies (10/20/08) Gemma McDonald 9 vs. Brevard (11/2/07) 2. 11 vs. Texas Southern (9/5/07) 4. Gemma McDonald 8 vs. SW Assemblies (10/19/07) 11 vs. SW Assemblies (10/19/07) 5. Shannon Hall 7 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) 4. 10 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) Alicia Noah 7 vs. SW Assemblies (9/16/06) 5. 8 at SW Assemblies (9/30/06) Isla Cameron 7 vs. SW Assemblies (10/19/07) 8 vs. Huston-Tillotson (9/22/07) Shannon Hall 7 vs. Texas Southern (9/5/07) 7. 7 vs. SW Assemblies (9/16/06) Gemma McDonald 7 vs. Texas College (10/20/07) 7 vs. Brevard (11/2/07) Ana Viscariello 7 vs. UT-Brownsville (10/6/07) 9. 6 at Texas College (9/29/06) Gemma McDonald 7 SW Assemblies (10/20/08) 6 at Prairie View A&M (8/29/08) 6 at South Dakota (10/22/10) GOALS 6 vs. Southern (9/18/11) 1. Gemma McDonald 4 vs. Brevard (11/2/07) 6 vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Gemma McDonald 4 vs. SW Assemblies (10/19/07) 3. Shannon Hall 3 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) ASSISTS Alicia Noah 3 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) 1. 13 vs. SW Assemblies (10/28/08) Alicia Noah 3 vs. SW Assemblies (9/16/06) 2. 9 vs. SW Assemblies (10/19/07) Alicia Noah 3 at SW Assemblies (9/30/06) 3. 7 vs. Howard Payne (9/4/06) Kinsie Arnst 3 vs. Huston-Tillotson (9/22/07) 7 vs. Texas Southern (9/5/07) Isla Cameron 3 vs. Texas Southern (9/5/07) 7 vs. Brevard (11/2/07) Shannon Hall 3 vs. Texas Southern (9/5/07) 7 vs. Texas Southern (9/28/12) Gemma McDonald 3 vs. Texas College (10/20/07) 7. 6 at Texas College (9/29/06) Ana Viscariello 3 vs. UT-Brownsville (10/6/07) 6 at SW Assemblies (9/30/06) Gemma McDonald 3 vs. SW Assemblies (10/20/08) 6 vs. Lamar (9/2/11) Brittany Pressley 3 vs. SW Assemblies (10/20/08) 6 vs. Southern (9/18/11)

58 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer ♦ H ♦ Kelsey Haberkorn 2010 Awards Natalie Hager 2011, 12 All-America Sara Faulkner Amanda Hale 2007 Sara Faulkner 2006 2006 NAIA Shannon Hall 2006, 07 Stephanie Hall 1986, 87 All-America Great West Offensive Player of the Year Brandi Hart 2009, 10, 11, 12 Isla Cameron 2009 Jessica Hayes 2006 Cindy Hedden 2009, 10, 11, 12 Kathlyn Hendrix 2007, 08, 09, 10 Great West Newcomer of the Year Shelby Horn 2010, 11, 12 Arielle Rodriguez 2009 Blake Martin 2012 ♦ J ♦ Rebecca Jardon 2011, 12 All-RRAC Kelly Johnson 1986, 87 Sara Faulkner 2006 Lara Johnson 2009, 10, 12 Alicia Noah 2006 ♦ K ♦ Jenae Perez 2006 Erin Kennedy 2011 Krystal Rogers 2006 Kate Kirkpatrick 2010 Tiffany Shetter 2006 Connie Koehn 1986, 87 RRAC All-Academic Beth Autenrieth 2006 ♦ L ♦ Sara Faulkner 2006 Andrea Laschka 1986 Shannon Hall 2006 Gabbi Lucier 1986 Meagan Michaelis 2006 Team Awards ♦ M ♦ Christina Palazzolo 2006 Brigitte MacNutt 2006 Krystal Rogers 2006 Team MVP Stephanie Marroquin 2006 Meredith Spencer 2006 Cindy Hedden Taylor Marsh 2009 Blake Martin 2012 Great West All-Conference Lindsay Matlock 2011, 12 Offensive MVP Gemma McDonald 2007, 08, 09, 10 Gemma McDonald 2009 Natalie Hager Michelle Rich 2009 Meagan Michaelis 2006, 07 Arielle Rodriguez 2010, 11, 12 Kelsey Missimer 2010, 11 Defensive MVP Molly Missimer 2010, 11, 12 Natalie Hager 2011, 12 Arielle Rodriguez Mychael Morris 2007, 08, 09, 10 Lindsay Matlock 2011 Ally Murphy 2011, 12 Kelsey Missimer 2011 Most Improved ♦ ♦ Molly Missimer 2011, 12 Rebekah Tovar N Cindy Hedden 2012 Alicia Noah 2006 Cristina Nunez 2007, 08, 09, 10 Shelby Horn 2012 Newcomer of the Year Blake Martin ♦ P ♦ Great West All-Academic Christina Palazzolo 2006 Kinsie Arnst 2008, 09, 10 Husky Hustle Lisa Parkerson 1986, 87 Isla Cameron 2008, 09, 10 Taylor Gibson Dianne Parkin 1986 Sara Faulkner 2008 Glenda Parrett 2006 Ashley Pierce 2009, 10 Jenae Perez 2006 Kelsey Reichow 2010, 11, 12 Ashley Pierce 2008, 09, 10 Stephanie Castellon 2011 HBU Letterwinners Alejandra Pizano 2006 Mandi Folger 2011 ♦ A ♦ Brittany Pressley 2008 Shelby Horn 2011, 12 Tori Adame 2010 Lauren Arnold 2008 ♦ R ♦ Taylor Gibson 2012 Kinsie Arnst 2007, 08, 09, 10 Amina Radoncic 2010, 11, 12 Natalie Hager 2012 Beth Gullikson Autenrieth 2006 Jennifer Ratty 2008, 09 Kelsey Reichow 2009, 10, 11, 12 Jan Edds Athlete of the Year ♦ B ♦ Michelle Rich 2007, 08, 09 Isla Cameron 2009-10 Amy Bold 2006 Tracy Robbins 1986, 87 Monte Bourque 1986, 87 Arielle Rodriguez 2009, 10, 11, 12 Frances Curtis/Mildred Boone Spirit Award Bridgette Barnhouse 1986 Krystal Rogers 2006, 07 Jennifer Ratty 2008-09 Lindsey Braddick 2011 Rosario Rosas 1987 Kellie Brakebill 2008 Lori Rosemond 1986 Lindsay Matlock 2012-13 Christina Burgos 1986, 87 Kristina Burhans 2008, 09, 10, 11 ♦ S ♦ Krystal Yuri Santibanez 2009, 10, 11 Rogers ♦ C ♦ Alexis Scayola 2008, 09, 10 Isla Cameron 2007, 08, 09, 10 Tiffany Shetter 2006 Stephanie Castellon 2010, 11 Elisha Shuman 2006, 07 Parul Chaudhuri 2006 Dawn Smith 1986 Meredith Spencer 2006, 07 ♦ D ♦ Randi Derringer 2008 ♦ T ♦ Chelsea Thornhill 2009, 10, 12 ♦ E ♦ Rebekah Tovar 2012 Kimberly Eierdam 2007 Gabby Trujillo 2009, 10

♦ F ♦ ♦ V ♦ Jennifer Farthing 1987 Ana Viscariello 2007, 08 Sara Faulkner 2006, 07, 08 Ashley Flores 2008 ♦ W ♦ Mandi Folger 2009, 10, 11, 12 Charla Walker 1987 Patty Walrath 2011 ♦ G ♦ Molly Weeks 2012 Taylor Gibson 2011, 12 Cammie Gilbert 2007, 08 Current players in bold italics Felisha Gonzalez 2008 Lorrie Gordon 1987 Kelly Guthery 2009, 10

Diane Parkin and Lisa Parkerson 59 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer All-Time Results 10/6 UT-Brownsville W 4-2 9/24 Texas Southern W 1-0 10/8 Belhaven W 4-0 9/26 at McNeese State L 0-1 10/12 at CSU-Bakersfield L 0-3 9/29 at Lamar T 1-1(2OT) 10/15 at Fresno Pacific T 2-2(2OT) 10/3 at TCU L 2-5 10/19 SW Assemblies W 11-1 10/8 *at Utah Valley L 0-4 David Swonke 10/20 Texas College W 4-0 10/10 at Utah State L 0-3 1986-87 11/2 #vs. Brevard W 7-1 10/14 *South Dakota L 0-2 0-13-0 (2 seasons) 11/3 #vs. Palm Beach Atlantic T 1-1(2OT) 10/16 *North Dakota L 0-2 10/22 *at South Dakota W 6-2 1986 (0-6-0) # Coach: David Swonke Flagler Tournament (St. Augustine, Fla.) 10/24 *at North Dakota L 1-3 SMU L 0-10 10/30 *Utah Valley W 1-0 TCU L 1-2 2008 (9-7-1) 11/5 +NJIT W 1-0 (2OT) SMU L 0-3 Coach: Misty Jones 11/6 +Utah Valley W 1-0 $ (2OT) Missouri-St. Louis L 2-5 8/26 Texas Southern W 5-0 11/8 + North Dakota T 1-1 Hardin-Simmons L 1-5 8/29 at Prairie View A&M W 6-0 9/1 UT-Brownsville W 2-1 *Great West Conference match Hardin-Simmons L 1-9 +GWC Tournament (Houston); $HBU won in shootout, 4-3 9/6 #vs. South Dakota W 4-2 9/7 #at UTEP L 0-2 1987 (0-7-0) 9/23 at Houston W 2-1 2011 (11-9-1; 4-1-1 GWC) Coach: David Swonke 9/26 McNeese State L 0-2 Coach: Misty Jones TCU L 0-5 9/28 at Texas State L 1-2(2OT) 8/19 McNeese State W 2-0 SMU L 0-12 9/30 at Sam Houston State L 0-1 8/21 at Sam Houston State L 1-2 SMU L 0-1 10/5 Louisiana Tech L 0-1 8/26 at UTEP L 0-4 Hardin-Simmons L 0-10 10/6 Delta State W 3-1 8/28 at New Mexico State L 0-2 Hardin-Simmons L 0-1 10/10 at Texas Woman’s W 2-1 9/2 Lamar W 3-0 Hardin-Simmons L 0-6 10/14 at Lewis T 1-1(2OT) 9/4 Northwestern State W 2-0 (OT) Hardin-Simmons L 0-7 10/16 at Judson L 0-1 9/9 at Grambling State W 2-1 10/20 SW Assemblies W 13-0 9/11 at Stephen F. Austin L 0-3 10/24 Palm Beach Atlantic W 5-0 9/14 Houston L 0-1 10/30 at No. 9 Texas A&M L 2-6 9/18 Southern W 6-0 9/23 at Texas State L 1-2 # Sun City Invitational (El Paso, Texas) 9/25 TCU L 0-3 9/29 *at Howard W 1-0 (2OT) Misty Jones 2009 (9-9-3; 3-1-2 GWC) 10/1 *at Delaware State T 1-1 2006-present 10/15 *at Utah Valley L 1-3 Coach: Misty Jones 10/22 *North Dakota W 2-1 68-56-13 (7 seasons) 8/30 at TCU L 1-3 10/27 *South Carolina State W 2-1 9/4 UTSA L 0-1 10/29 *NJIT W 1-0 2006 (11-6-0) 9/6 Sam Houston State W 2-0 11/4 +at NJIT W 1-0 Coach: Misty Jones 9/11 at McNeese State T 0-0(2OT) 11/5 +vs. South Carolina St. W 1-0 8/25 Texas College W 4-0 9/13 Utah State L 1-5 11/7 +vs. Utah Valley L 1-2(2OT) 9/4 Howard Payne W 10-0 9/18 Texas Woman’s W 2-0 9/8 at Rice L 0-4 9/22 at Texas State L 0-2 9/10 at McMurry W 2-1 * Great West Conference match 9/25 at Centenary L 0-1 + GWC Tournament (Newark, N.J.) 9/11 at Hardin-Simmons L 1-6 9/27 at Louisiana Tech L 1-2 9/16 SW Assemblies W 7-1 9/30 at Texas Southern W 1-0 9/19 Texas Southern W 7-0 2012 (10-7-3; 4-1-0 GWC) 10/2 at Nicholls State W 3-0 Coach: Misty Jones 9/21 at Prairie View A&M W 2-0 10/9 *at South Dakota W 2-1 9/29 *at Texas College W 6-0 8/17 UTSA W 1-0 10/11 *at North Dakota W 2-1 8/29 at Houston L 2-3 9/30 *at SW Assemblies W 8-0 10/16 *Utah Valley T 1-1(2OT) (OT) 8/24 at UC Riverside W 1-0 10/7 *Bacone L 0-1 10/18 *North Dakota T 1-1(2OT) 10/11 *Northwood (Texas) W 3-1 8/26 at Loyola Marymount L 1-2 10/23 at Baylor L 0-6 (2OT) 10/14 *at College of the SW L 0-2 8/31 Texas State T 1-1 10/26 *at Utah Valley L 2-3 9/2 Stephen F. Austin L 0-2 10/17 *at Howard Payne W 4-0 10/31 *South Dakota W 2-0 10/26 *Texas Wesleyan L 0-4 9/7 at Northwestern State W 3-1 11/6 +vs. South Carolina St. W 2-1 9/9 at Lamar T 1-1 (2OT) 10/31 +vs. College of the SW W 1-0 11/7 +vs. North Dakota W 3-1 11/1 +vs. Texas Wesleyan L 0-2 9/14 at TCU L 0-1 11/9 +vs. Utah Valley L 0-1 9/26 Baylor L 0-5 * Red River Athletic Conference match 9/21 at Southeastern Louisiana W 1-0 * Great West Conference match (2OT) + RRAC Tournament (runner-up at Cedar Hill, Texas) + GWC Tournament (Newark, N.J.) 9/23 at McNeese State T 1-1 9/28 Texas Southern W 6-0 2007 (11-5-3) 10/1 Prairie View A&M W 5-1 10/11 *at South Carolina State W 1-0 Coach: Misty Jones 2010 (7-13-2; 2-4-0 GWC) 10/13 *at NJIT W 2-0 8/31 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 1-0 Great West Conference Champions 10/20 *Utah Valley L 0-2 9/3 Mid-America Nazarene L 0-2 Coach: Misty Jones 10/27 *Delaware State W 2-0 9/5 Texas Southern W 11-0 8/20 Sam Houston State W 1-0 10/29 *Howard W 2-0 9/9 at Sam Houston State L 0-1 8/27 at Baylor L 0-6 11/4 +vs. Howard L 1-2 9/15 Prairie View A&M W 3-1 8/29 at UTSA L 1-2 9/18 at Rice L 0-2 9/3 Prairie View A&M L 0-1 * Great West Conference match 9/20 College of the SW W 5-0 9/5 UTEP L 1-5 + GWC Tournament (Orem, Utah) 9/22 Huston-Tillotson W 8-0 9/12 Stephen F. Austin State L 1-3 9/25 at Houston L 1-3 9/17 Grambling State W 4-0 (2OT) 9/29 at Northwood (Texas) T 1-1 9/19 Texas State L 1-3 10/3 Texas Wesleyan W 3-0

60 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer HBU Sports Hall of Honor 1997 (year inducted) 2010 Wally Abukishk (Soccer, 1984-88) Jere’ Adams (Women’s Basketball, 2002-04, ‘06) E.C. Coleman (Basketball, 1969-73) Bryce Burch (Basketball, 1999, 2001-02) Stephanie Farwig (Golf, 1977-81) Jorge Cruz (Men’s Soccer, 1985-87) Lorraine Fennell (Tennis, 1981-84) Joey Gregory (Baseball, 2002-03) Ricky Gras (Soccer, 1979-82) Mary Beth Morgan (Women’s Golf, 1975-77) Dale Green (Women’s Basketball, Volleyball, 1965-68) John Sweeney (Men’s Gymnastics, 1983-85) Anicet Lavodrama (Basketball, 1981-85) Kenny McCormick (Baseball, 1965-69) 2011 Colin Montgomerie (Golf, 1983-87) Hutch Dvorak (Gymnastics Coach, 1973-89) Ronnie Moore (Baseball, 1965-69) Charlie Foreman (Men’s Cross Country, 1982-85) Paul O’Neill (Men’s Gymnastics, 1985-87) Michael Holmquist (Men’s Basketball, 2000-04) Robert Paige (Basketball, 1973-76) Michael Kyei (Men’s Soccer, 1982-84) Caroline Pierce (Golf, 1982-86) Colin Archie Panfilli (Baseball, 2004-05) David Preston (Basketball, 1993-95) Montgomerie Debbie Skelly (Women’s Golf, 1975-78) Miguel Rubio (Men’s Gymnastics, 1986-89) Alfonso Rodriguez Sadia (Men’s Gymnastics, 1986-89) 2004 2012 Bobby Sanders (Basketball, 1991-95) Amy Boiteaux (Volleyball, 1998-01) Ron Cottrell (Men’s Basketball Coach, 1990-present; Wendy Thomas (Softball, 1990-93) Shawn Brown (Baseball, 1990-93) Athletic Director, 1994-09) Ricky Thompson (Track and Field, 1986-90) Fred Goporo (Basketball, 1983-87) Magnus Fhyr (Men’s Cross Country, 1984-85) Nicole Williams (Women’s Gymnastics, 1986-90) Lori Jordan (Volleyball, 1998-01) Mary-Ellen Hall (Softball Coach, 1992-present) Chris Wiloth (Men’s Gymnastics, 1977-81) Angie Perry (Volleyball, 1998-01) Ken Kelley (Men’s Golf, 1981-82) 1990 Women’s Gymnastics Team Christine Phillips (Softball, 1999-01) Joey Serralta (Men’s Soccer, 1981) (Michelle Baker, Gina Csengery, Tonya Fluty, Barbara Justin Syfert (Baseball, 2000-01) Cheri Wood (Softball, 2004-07) Hamby, Renee Melancon, Dawn Mulholland, Niecy Stringer, Nicole Williams, Dawn Zugay) 2005 Tiffany Andrews (Women’s Basketball, 1999-03) 1998 Erin Bolton (Softball, 2001-02) Boone Almanza (Basketball, 1981-85) Danny Cataline (Baseball, 1998-01) Trevor Enders (Baseball, 1994-96) Mack Coleman (Basketball, 1972-75) Shannon Holmes (Basketball, 1991-95) Rachel Dinkins (Volleyball, 1999-01) Kim Lowe (Volleyball, 1992-94, ‘96) Charity Rychlik (Softball, 2001-02) Dana Lyons (Softball, 1992-95) Ryan Thomas (Baseball, 1993-96) 2006 Sherry Blakely (Softball, 1992-95) 1999 Elele Ekadeli (Volleyball, 2001-02) Reagan Buckley (Baseball, 1996-97) Charles Fordjour (Basketball, 1999-02) Jennifer Carruth (Softball, 1994-97) Michael Hanks (Baseball, 1999-02) Tony DiCamillo (Basketball, 1991-95) Carey Owens (Women’s Basketball, 1999-00) Jennifer Elias (Softball, 1994-97) Mike Sissel (Basketball, 1995-96) Holly Moore (Volleyball, 1993-96) Rachelle Willhite (Softball, 1991-94) Walter Reese (Baseball, 1990-93) 2007 2000 Tommy Crosby (Baseball, 2001-03) Eddie Brown (Basketball, 1968-72) Sarah Emmer (Volleyball, 2002-03) Cindy Connell (Softball, 1995-98) Carlos Gil (Soccer, 1982-85) Brandon Curtis (Baseball, 1994-97) Rod Nealy (Basketball, 2002-03) Matt England (Basketball, 1983-85) Elinor Smith (Women’s Basketball 2000-04; Volleyball, 2002-04) Kaddie Mahoney (Volleyball, 1988-91) Rachel Werner (Softball, 2002-05) Kevin Scott (Baseball, 1996-97) Greg Wise (Basketball, 1977-81) 2008 Morgan Anderson (Softball, 2003-05) 2001 Dr. Ed Billings (Athletic Director, 1966-90) Terry Hairston (Basketball, 1982-84) Griffin Colvert (Women’s Basketball, 2000-04) Chad Hartley (Basketball, 1995-99) Katelyn Griffin (Softball, 2002-05) Chris Hill (Baseball, 1998-99) Darryl Henning (Golf, 1983-85) Randy Martell (Basketball, 1977-81) Michael LeBlanc (Basketball, 1999-2000, ‘01-02) Ty Schmaltz (Baseball, 1966-69) Jared Moon (Baseball, 1993-95) Kara Williams (Volleyball, 1996-98) Tim Thelen (Golf, 1983-84) Sergio Uribe (Soccer, 1982-85) 2002 Nancy Wataka (Volleyball, 2005-06) Rick Bailey (Basketball, 1964-67) Nicole Westerterp (Volleyball, 2003-06) Ryan Bailey (Basketball, 1993-97) Ty Bailey (Basketball, 1991-93) 2009 Becky Dudley (Softball, 1996-98) Dave Mannen (Golf Coach, 1975-91) Chris Fadal (Baseball, 1997-00) Larry Hollins (Basketball, 1981-84) Steve Kinnett (Men’s Gymnastics, 1974-78) 2003 Laura Hess (Softball, 2003-05) A.J. Bass (Baseball, 1991-93) 1985 4x800 Men’s Track and Field Relay Team Loralyn Hinze (Softball, 1997-00) (Charlie Foreman, Lowell Jones, Alfredo Lahuerta, Jamie Kemper (Softball, 1998-00) Nureldin Ramirez) Sean Salinas (Baseball, 1997-00) Jim Skaggs (Basketball, 1969-74) Kathy Spies (Softball, 1997-00)

61 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Athletic Department Media Information Athletic Department Office Email Steve Moniaci, Director of Athletics (281) 649-3096 [email protected] All home matches will be played at Houston Ron Cottrell, Associate Director of Athletics (281) 649-3250 [email protected] Mary-Ellen Hall, Senior Woman Administrator (281) 649-3248 [email protected] Baptist University’s Sorrels Field. Contact the Tom Payne, Asst. AD/Business and Operations (281) 649-3743 [email protected] HBU media relations office with any special Scott Tarrant, Director of Ticket Operations (281) 649-3143 [email protected] Lamar Thomas, Ticket Operations & Promotions Assistant (281) 649-3080 [email protected] requests prior to gameday. Brad Hovious, Executive Director - Husky Club (281) 649-3143 [email protected] Kevin Burke, G.M. of HBU Sports Properties [email protected] Coaches Interviews: Coach Jones will Compliance Ted Seilheimer, Asst. AD/Compliance & Academics (281) 649-3046 [email protected] meet with the media following each match after Jacob Wonders, Director of Academics (281) 649-3028 [email protected] a brief meeting with her team. Barbara Tolar, Compliance/Scholarships Coordinator (281) 649-3052 [email protected] David Crane, Compliance Assistant (281) 649-3342 [email protected] Media Relations Player Interviews: All requests for player Russ Reneau, Director of Athletic Media Relations (281) 649-3098 [email protected] interviews, either in person or by phone, must be Mary Ellen Leisering, Asst. Dir. of Athletic Media Relations (281) 649-3087 [email protected] Lauren Bozeman, Student Assistant [email protected] approved and arranged no less than 24 hours Pilar Donnelly, Student Assistant [email protected] in advance through the HBU media relations Athletic Training office. No player interviews will be granted on Richie Valdés, Director of Athletic Training (281) 649-3157 [email protected] Emily Kohut, Associate Director of Athletic Training (281) 649-2285 [email protected] gameday prior to the match. However, HBU Dana Quinterro, Assistant Athletic Trainer (281) 649-3328 [email protected] players will be available after matches following Hanna Stelzer, Assistant Athletic Trainer (281) 649-3328 [email protected] Omni Ashford, Assistant Athletic Trainer (281) 649-3328 [email protected] a brief cooling-off period. Daryl Faulkner, Assistant Athletic Trainer (281) 649-3328 [email protected] Daniel Meza, Athletic Training Intern (281) 649-3328 [email protected] Strength and Conditioning Credit Evarist Akujobi, Director of Strength & Conditioning (281) 649-3791 [email protected] Chris Slocum, Strength & Conditioning Graduate Assistant (281) 649-3791 [email protected] The Houston Baptist University women’s soccer Baseball media guide is an official publication of the HBU Jared Moon, Head Coach (281) 649-3332 [email protected] athletic department. Xavier Hernandez, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3262 [email protected] Russell Stockton, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3264 [email protected] Clint Dunham, Volunteer Assistant Coach [email protected] Written & Designed By: Mary Ellen Leisering Men’s Basketball Editor: Russ Reneau Ron Cottrell, Head Coach (281) 649-3250 [email protected] Steven Key, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3271 [email protected] Photographers: Wade Bagley, Jud Kinne, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3409 [email protected] Roland Mercado and Corey Hendricks, Jeremy Case, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3409 [email protected] Timir Patel, Director of Basketball Operations [email protected] Wade’s Photography, Houston; Erik Williams, Photography by Erik Women’s Basketball Donna Finnie, Head Coach (281) 649-3149 [email protected] Photography, Houston; Anthony Vasser, Ben Chase, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3105 [email protected] Lauren Tippet, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3106 [email protected] Anthony Vasser Photography, Houston; Ernesta Griciunaite, Director of Basketball Operations (281) 649-3149 [email protected] Thomas Shea, TBS Photography, Cross Country and Track and Field Houston; Michael Tims, Michael Tims Theresa Fuqua, Head Coach (281) 649-3093 [email protected] Photography, Houston; Alison Glen McMicken, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3089 [email protected] Sesar Figueroa, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3147 [email protected] Ashworth; Bob Allred; Veronica Cantu; Billy Johnston, Volunteer Assistant Coach (281) 649-3018 [email protected] Jacque Cottrell; Steven Key; Brie Football Moore; Mary Ellen Leisering Vic Shealy, Head Coach (281) 649-3870 [email protected] Roger Hinshaw, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3871 [email protected] Scott Smith, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3876 [email protected] Aaron Fletcher, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3873 [email protected] Shannon Kelley, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3872 [email protected] Jeff Love, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3874 [email protected] Drew O’Daniel, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3875 [email protected] Burl Jordan, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3877 [email protected] Brent Vieselmeyer, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3878 [email protected] Paul Constantine, Football Athletics Performance Director [email protected] Golf David Shuster, Head Coach (281) 649-3092 [email protected] Kevin Newman, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3085 [email protected] Men’s Soccer Steve Jones, Head Coach (281) 649-3480 [email protected] Arick Lassiter, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3091 [email protected] Michael Bouchahine, Graduate Assistant Coach (281) 649-3091 [email protected] Women’s Soccer Misty Jones, Head Coach (281) 649-3490 [email protected] Brandon Bonilla, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3079 [email protected] Michael Bouchahine, Graduate Assistant Coach (281) 649-3091 [email protected] Softball Mary-Ellen Hall, Head Coach (281) 649-3248 [email protected] Roger Willhite, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3254 [email protected] Volleyball Trent Herman, Head Coach (281) 649-3316 [email protected] Alisha Keltner, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3273 [email protected] Ben Farmer, Assistant Coach (281) 649-3273 [email protected] Jerry Aldridge, Volunteer Assistant Coach [email protected] 62 2013 HBU Women’s Soccer Facilities at HBU Sharp Gym: M/W Basketball, Volleyball Husky Field: Baseball

Sorrels Field: M/W Soccer Husky Field: Softball

Bradshaw Fitness Center

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2013 Schedule

Aug. 17 at Texas State (Exhibition) 7 pm Oct. 13 *at Incarnate Word 1 pm

Aug. 23 at Tulsa 7:35 pm Oct. 18 *Oral Roberts 5 pm Aug. 25 at North Texas 1 pm Oct. 20 *Central Arkansas 3 pm Sept. 1 TCU 7 pm Oct. 25 *Nicholls State 7 pm Sept. 5-7 at Montana Cup (Missoula, Mont.) Oct. 27 *TX A&M-Corpus Christi 1 pm Sept. 5 at Montana 6 pm Nov. 1 *Sam Houston State 5 pm Sept. 7 vs. Utah Valley 6 pm Nov. 3 *at Southeastern Louisiana 1 pm

Sept. 13 UTEP 7 pm Nov. 7-10 at SLC Tournament TBA Sept. 15 Houston 7 pm Sept. 22 *at Abilene Christian 1 pm Home matches played at Sorrels Field All times CST (FW) Sept. 27 *Northwestern State 7 pm * Southland Conference (FW) Family Weekend Sept. 29 *at Lamar 1 pm SLC Tournament held at Lake Charles, La., and hosted Oct. 4 *at Stephen F. Austin 7 pm by McNeese State Oct. 6 *at McNeese State 1 pm