2019 GAME NOTES UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER Jason Erickson | Assistant AD - Communications | E: [email protected] | C: 303-946-6774 | O: 801-863-5451
UTAH VALLEY VS. NORTH DAKOTA STATE 2019 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Saturday, September 28, 2019 | 5 p.m. MT | Clyde Field | Orem, Utah Video Stream:UVUtv/WDN/KSL App | Live Stats: UVUstats.com | Twitter Updates: @UVUsoccer_w Overall Record: 4-5-1 WAC Record: 0-0-0 UTAH VALLEY NORTH DAKOTA STATE AUG 17 #at Oakland U T, 1-1 (4-5-1 overall, 0-0-0 WAC) (5-3-1 overall, 0-0-0 Summit)
Head Coach: Chris Lemay Head Coach: Mike Regan 22 at Michigan State L, 1-3 11 MATCH 3rd season at UVU (18-31-3) 2nd seson at NDSU (14-10-1) 25 at Michigan L, 1-2 (OT)
30 Cal Poly (WDN/KSLtv App) W, 2-0 UTAH VALLEY WRAPS UP NON-LEAGUE PLAY AGAINST NORTH DAKOTA STATE SEPT 02 CS Fullerton (WDN/KSLtv App) W, 2-1 Utah Valley will wrap up its non-conference slate against Summit League foe North Dakota State on Saturday 06 at San Jose State L,, 0-1 (OT) night at Clyde Field. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. MT 08 at Santa Clara L, 0-5 The Wolverines return home after picking up their first road win of the season in a 3-0 shutout at UNLV. Julianna Carter recorded a brace to lead UVU to the 3-0 shutout road win over UNLV on Sunday. Carter put the 14 UTEP (WDN/KSLtv App) W, 2-1 Wolverines on the scoreboard in just the seventh minute of the game as she put in a shot off a UVU corner 16 BYU (UVUtv/KSLtv App) L, 0-1 kick. Jocelyn Bybee scored her first collegiate goal as she gave the Wolverines a 2-0 advantage in the 51st minute. Bybee charged the keeper in the six and was able to deflect the ball right into the back of the net for 20 San Diego (WDN/KSLtv App) T, 1-1 (2OT) the score. 22 at UNLV W, 3-0 Carter secured her brace after Breanna DeWaal kicked a corner into the box where Jenna Shepherd headed it 28 North Dakota St (WDN/KSLtv App) 5 p.m. toward the goal. The ball bounced off the post back toward the center of the goal where Carter fired it in with her left foot for the goal in the 69th minute. Shepherd was credited with the assist on the score. Carter's two OCT 06 *at CSU Bakersfield 1p.m. goals on Sunday are her team-leading fourth and fifth of the season. 10 *NM State (WDN/KSLtv App) 5 p.m. CBU 12 * (WDN/KSLtv App) 7:30 p.m. Allie Jara played 75 minutes to pick up her second shutout of the season. She tallied four saves on the night. 18 *at Chicago State 12 p.m. Saydee Bacdad played the final 15 minutes in the box.
20 *at Kansas City 12 p.m. Through 10 matches this season, Carter leads the team in goals with five and in points with 10. Carter leads the team with 21 shots, including a team-best 17 on frame. She also fronts the team with three game win- 24 *UTRGV (WDN/KSLtv App) 6 p.m. ners. Amber Tripp has three goals, while Bybee and DeWaal each have one. Allie Jara leads the team in the 26 *Grand Canyon (WDN/KSLtv App) 6 p.m. box with 765 minutes played. She has a team-best 33 saves and holds a .786 save percentage. NOV 02 *at Seattle U 8 p.m. 2019 STAT COMPARISON 6, 8,10 WAC Tournament (Seattle, WA) Utah Valley North Dakota State # Exhibition Match | * WAC Match Overall 4-5-1 5-3-1 All times listed in MT | Bold denotes home match WDN denotes WAC Digital Network Home 3-1-1 2-1-1 Away 1-4-0 2-2-0 Neutral 0-0-0 1-0-0 Conference Record 0-0-0 0-0-0 Versus Top 25 0-1-0 0-0-0 Goals 12 13 Assists 6 8 Points 30 34 Shots 92 101 Corner Kicks 26 44 Saves 40 62 Shutouts 2 4 Goals Allowed 15 9 @GoUVU | GoUVU.com | @UVUSoccer_w 2 UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER
2019 QUICK FACTS
UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS Location Orem, Utah Utah Valley sophomore forward Julianna Carter ranks fourth in the nation in shot accuracy with a .810 mark. She Enrollment 39,931 also ranks 12th in the country with three game-winning goals. She also ranks 62nd with a 1.70 shots on goal per Founded 1941 game mark and 74th in the nation in total goals with five. UVU senior keeper Allie Jara ranks 24th in the nation Nickname Wolverines in saves per game. Colors Green and White Conference Western Athletic Conferece Joined WAC July 1, 2013 CARTER AND SHEPHERD EARN WAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS President Dr. Astrid S. Tuminez Utah Valley's Julianna Carter and Jenna Shepherd were Director of Athletics Dr. Jared Sumsion selected as the Western Athletic Conference Women's Associate AD; SWA Megan Kennedy Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week for Sept. Sr. Associate AD; Sport Admin Adam Sanft 16-23, respectively. Athletic Dept. Phone (801) 863-8653 Athletic. Dept. Fax (801) 863-8813 Carter, a sophomore forward from Jasper, Texas, scored Ticket Office (801) 863-SHOW three goals on the week, including the game-winner Web Site www.GoUVU.com on the road at UNLV. She recorded her first brace of the season as she netted a second goal against the Runnin' SPORTS INFORMATION Rebels. Carter was also responsible for the equalizer that Women’s Soccer Contact Jason Erickson, Asst. AD led to a 1-1 tie against San Diego. With her three goals, Office Phone 801-863-5451 Carter ranks second amongst goal-scorers in the conference. Cell Phone 303-946-6774 Email [email protected] Shepherd, a redshirt freshman defender from American Fork, Utah, was the centerpiece for a Wolverine defense that held No. 10 BYU to just one goal. Shepherd and her teammates held MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List player WOMEN’S SOCCER TEAM INFO Elise Flake to just two shots and no goals. The young defender also helped UVU limit San Diego to just one goal 2018 Record 5-14-2 in a 1-1 double overtime tie. In the Wolverine's third game of the week, Shepherd anchored the defense in a 3-0 2018 WAC Record 3-4-1 (T6th) shutout victory over UNLV. Shepherd also managed to assist fellow player of the week, Julianna Carter, on her All-Time Record 151-159-21 (.488), 16 years All-Time WAC Record 32-18-4 (.629), 6 years second goal against UNLV. WAC Tournament Titles 2 NCAA Appearances 2 CLYDE FIELD MAGIC Last Appearance 2017, at #1 Stanford (L, 1-9) Utah Valley holds an impressive 77-38-11 all time record at Clyde Field. The team has lost just seven matches Facility Clyde Field (1,500) Clyde Field Record 77-38-12 (.652) over the past five seasons on the home pitch. UVU suffered its first losing record at home in 2018, going 3-4-1. Starters Returning/Lost 6/6 UVU went 5-1-0 in 2017, 5-2-1 during the 2016 season and were unbeaten at home during the 2015 season Letterwinners Returning/Lost 12/9 with a 9-0-1 mark. The Wolverines are a perfect 2-0 at home this season. UVU has consistently ranked in the top- Newcomers 12 40 nationally in attendance. COACHING STAFF ABOUT NORTH DAKOTA STATE Head Coach Chris Lemay North Dakota State enters Saturday's match against Utah Valley with a 5-3-1 overall record. The team most Years at UVU 3rd Season recently picked up a 4-2 road win at Eastern Washington last Friday. Senior forward Elyse Huber scored all four of Alma Mater Eastern Michigan, 2000 NDSU's goals in the win over the Eagles. The four goals tied her for the most in Summit League history and marks Career Record 19-30-4 (.385) the second-most goals scored in a single match in NDSU history. Huber leads the Bison with nine goals this School Record Same WAC Record 8-6-1 (.567) season, which is the second-highest goal total in the country. Senior keeper Monica Polgar leads the defensive efforts in the box for the Bison having played every minute of every game this season. She has tallied 62 saves Assistant Coach Seth Trembly and owns four shutouts. The Bison average 1.4 goals per game and 11.2 shots per match. Years at UVU 3rd Season
ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORY VS. NDSU Assistant Coach Kyle Christensen Utah Valley and North Dakota State meet up on the pitch for the sixth time on Saturday evening. The Bison hold Years at UVU 5th Season Alma Mater Denver, 2009 an all-time 4-1 advantage over the Wolverines. The two teams last met in 2017 with NDSU taking a 2-0 win in Fargo. UVU's lone win in the series was the last time the two teams played in Orem with UVU taking a 3-0 shutout Director of Operations Alyssa Christensen win on Oct. 18, 2010. Years at UVU 7th Season Alma Mater Utah State, 2009 All-Time Series Results vs. North Dakota State (NDSU leads 4-1) Oct. 21, 2005 North Dakota State def. Utah Valley, 1-0 Fargo, ND Volunteer Assistant Coach Ashley Armstrong Oct. 07, 2006 North Dakota State def. Utah Valley, 2-1 Orem, UT Years at UVU 1st Season Oct. 12, 2007 North Dakota State def. Utah Valley, 1-0 Fargo, ND Alma Mater University of Colorado Colorado Springs Oct. 18, 2010 Utah Valley def. North Dakota State, 3-0 Orem, UT Sept. 17, 2017 North Dakota State def. Utah Valley, 2-0 Fargo, ND Trainer Jessica Kendall 3 UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER UTAH VALLEY RECORD WHEN..... Home...... 3-1-1 Away...... 1-4-0 THE LOWDOWN ON UVU Neutral...... 0-0-0 Utah Valley returns 12 letterwinners and six starters from last year's squad that Leading at the Half...... 3-0-0 made a run to the semifinals of the WAC Tournament. The Wolverines welcome Tied at the Half...... 1-3-0 back second-team all-WAC honorees Hannah Bruce and Madeline Moore to the Trailing at the Half...... 0-2-1 squad. 2017 first team all-WAC honoree Breanna DeWaal also returns to the In Overtime...... 0-2-1 team after returning from church mission in Romania. Leading scorer and point Against Ranked Teams...... 0-1-0 getter Sadie Brockbank also returns to the pitch for her sophomore season. Against Non-Ranked Teams...... 4-4-1 When Scoring First...... 4-0-0 Bruce was a defensive force for the Wolverines in 2018, starting all 21 of UVU's When Opponent Scores First...... 0-5-1 matches last season. She helped anchor the UVU back line to four shutouts dur- Plays during the Day...... 1-1-1 ing WAC play. She also had one assist and five shots in 2018. Bruce led the team Plays at Night...... 3-4-0 in minutes with 1,852 and earned second team All-WAC honors last season. Plays in Utah...... 3-1-1 Moore started and played in each of UVU's 21 matches last season. The mid- Plays outside of Utah...... 1-4-0 fielder tallied one assist, 14 shots, and three shots on goal in 2018. She played a Scores One Goal...... 0-2-1 major factor in UVU's four shutouts last year on the defensive end. Moore ranked Scores Two Goals...... 3-0-0 second on the team in minutes played at 1,696. Scores 3+ Goals...... 1-0-0 Takes more Shots...... 3-0-1 DeWaal led Utah Valley to a WAC Tournament title and the team's second trip to Opponent Takes more Shots...... 1-5-0 the NCAA Tournament in 2017. She was named the WAC Tournament MVP and Shots are Tied...... 0-0-0 ...... 3-1-0 led the team with nine goals, six assists, and 24 points in 2017. She also earned Takes more Corners In August...... 1-2-0 All-WAC first team honors and was named to the United Soccer Coaches All-West In September...... 3-3-1 Region Team. In October...... 0-0-0
In November...... 0-0-0 Brockbank posted eight goals and four assists for a team-high 20 points last year. Plays a WAC Road Game...... 0-0-0 She also led the team with 58 shots, including 25 on goal in 2018. Plays a WAC Home Game...... 0-0-0
NATIONAL POLLS UNITED SOCCER COACHES SOCCER AMERICA TOP DRAWER UNITED SOCCER COACHES Sept. 24 Sept. 24 Sept. 24 WEST POLL - Sept. 24 Rk School Rk School Rk School Rk School 1. Virginia 1. USC 1. Virginia 1. BYU 2. Stanford 2. Virginia 2. USC 2. Cal State Fullerton 3. USC 3. UCLA 3. North Carolina 3. Cal State Northridge 4. North Carolina 4. Stanford 4. Stanford 4. Portland 5. BYU 5. North Carolina 5. UCLA 5. Gonzaga 6. Florida State 6. Florida State 6. Florida State 6. San Francisco 7. UCLA 7. Clemson 7. BYU 7. UC Santa Barbara 8. South Carolina 8. BYU 8. Vanderbilt 8. San Diego 9. Clemson 9. Duke 9. Washington State 9. UC Davis 10. Duke 10. Arkansas 10. South Carolina 10. South Dakota State 11. Memphis 11. Vanderbilt 11. Texas A&M 12. Georgetown 12. South Carolina 12. Duke 13. Arkansas 13. Texas A&M 13. Virginia Tech 14. Texas A&M 14. Virginia Tech 14. Rutgers 15. Vanderbilt 15. Georgetown 15. Georgetown 16. Virginia Tech 16. Colorado 16. USF 17. Kansas 17. Louisville 17. Colorado 18. Oklahoma State 18. Oklahoma State 18. Tennessee 19. Wisconsin 19. Tennessee 19. Arkansas 20. Rutgers 20. Texas Tech 20. Clemson 21. Washington State 21. Wisconsin 21. Memphis 22. Louisville 22. Kansas 22. Michigan 23. SMU 23. Memphis 23. Boston College 24. Colorado 24. Rutgers 24. Texas Tech 25. Texas Tech 25. Iowa 25. Iowa
UVU opponents receiving votes: UVU opponents receiving votes: UVU opponents receiving votes: Cal State Fullerton (15) None None
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TWO WOLVERINES NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-WAC TEAM, WOLVER- INES PICKED FOURTH IN WAC PRESEASON COACHES POLL Utah Valley was selected to fin- ish fourth in the 2019 Western Athletic Conference Preseason Poll and UVU players Breanna DeWaal and Hannah Bruce were named to the Preseason All-WAC team.
UVU was projected to finish fourth after receiving one first place vote for a total of 46 points. The Wolverines finished just two points behind UT Rio Grande Valley, which received 48 points. Seattle U was selected to win the conference as the team received six of the first place votes for 61 total points. Kansas City tallied two first place votes and received 52 points to claim the second spot. Grand Canyon (34) was picked fifth, followed by CSU Bakersfield (31) in sixth, and New Mexico State (22) and California Baptist (22) tied for seventh. Chicago State received eight points to finish ninth.
DeWaal returns to the team after sitting out the 2018 season while serving an LDS Church mission in Romania. The junior forward led Utah Valley to a WAC Tournament title and the team's second trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2017. She was named the WAC Tournament MVP and led the team with nine goals, six assists, and 24 points in 2017. She also earned All-WAC first team honors and was named to the United Soccer Coaches All-West Region Team. Bruce started and played all 21 matches for the Wolverines last season. She helped anchor the UVU back line to four shutouts during WAC play. She also had one assist and five shots in 2018. Bruce led the team in minutes with 1,852 and earned second team All-WAC honors last season.
ABOUT UVU’S ATHLETICS NCAA HISTORY Until 2003, Utah Valley University competed as a NJCAA athletic program. The 2003-04 season was the school’s first competing at an NCAA Division I level. In the summer of 2009, UVU’S provisional status was lifted and the program became a full member of NCAA Division I on July 8, 2009. Until then, UVU teams and individuals were not eligible to compete in NCAA championship events.
The Wolverines spent six seasons as an independent before the Great West Conference became an all-sports league in 2008 and began its first full season in 2009. UVU also became a university in 2008, changing its name from Utah Valley State College (UVSC) to Utah Valley University (UVU).
Utah Valley is the first and last school ever to jump from the junior college ranks to NCAA Division I status. 5 UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER
2019 WAC STANDINGS Team WAC Pct Pts Overall Pct Home Away Neutral Streak Kansas City 0-0-0 .000 0 7-1-2 .800 5-1-0 2-0-2 0-0-0 W2 California Baptist 0-0-0 .000 0 6-2-1 .722 4-1-0 2-1-1 0-0-0 W3 UT Rio Grande Valley 0-0-0 .000 0 4-3-1 .562 3-2-1 1-1-0 0-0-0 L1 CSU Bakersfield 0-0-0 .000 0 5-4-1 .550 2-4-0 3-0-1 0-0-0 L1 Seattle U 0-0-0 .000 0 4-4-1 .500 2-2-0 2-2-1 0-0-0 L1 Utah Valley 0-0-0 .000 0 4-5-1 .450 3-1-1 1-4-0 0-0-0 W1 New Mexico State 0-0-0 .000 0 1-5-2 .250 0-4-2 1-1-0 1-0-0 L3 Chris Lemay Grand Canyon 0-0-0 .000 0 1-7-1 .167 0-6-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 L2 Head Coach | 3rd Season Eastern Michigan, 2000 Chicago State 0-0-0 .000 0 0-10-0 .000 0-3-0 0-7-0 0-0-0 L26 Career Highlights 2019 WAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK • Team made a second-straight appearance in the WAC Tournament semifinal match. Date Offensive POW Defensive POW • Led Utah Valley to a WAC Tournament champion- ship in his first season at UVU in 2017, earning Aug. 26 Sarah Bonney, Sr., F, UTRGV Liz Mann, Jr., MF, UMKC the WAC's auto bid to the NCAA Tournament. Sept. 2 Rylan Childers, So., MF, UMKC Madison Waguespack, Fr., GK, Seattle U • Had six of his players earn postseason WAC Sept. 9 Jessie Ray, Sr., F, Seattle U Kinga Szemik, Sr., GK, UTRGV honors in 2017, inlcluding WAC Freshman of the Year, Amber Tripp. Breanna DeWaal also earned Sept. 16 Halle Hamilton, Sr., D, UMKC Abigail Tyhurst, Fr., GK, CBU WAC Tournament MVP honors and was named to Sept. 23 Julianna Carter, So., F, UVU Jenna Shepherd, Fr., D, UVU the United Soccer Coaches All-District team. Sept. 30 • Had 13 of his players earn Academic All-WAC Oct. 7 honors in 2017. • His team registered a goal at Stanford, becoming Oct. 14 the only team during the 2017 season to score a Oct. 21 goal on Stanford's home pitch. Oct. 28 • Associate Head Coach at Cal (2013-16) • Helped Cal to back-to-back 13-win seasons. • Four NCAA Tournament appearances • Led Cal recruiting to the third-ranked recruiting
class in the nation in 2016 2019 Preseason Coaches Poll • Helped Cal to 51-22-11 record in four seasons Place Team Pts. Preseason All-WAC Team with 14 players earning all-Pac 12 honors. Sarah Bonney, Sr., F, UT Rio Grande Valley 1. Seattle U (6) 61 • Assistant coach at San Diego State where he Jessie Ray, Sr., F, Seattle U helped team to a Mountain West regular season 2. Kansas City (2) 52 title and tournament championship. Emily Zapata, So., F, UT Rio Grande Valley • Helped SDSU to the NCAA Sweet 16 and a No. 4 3. UT Rio Grande Valley 48 Rylan Childers, So., MF, Kansas City national ranking. Breanna DeWaal, Jr., MF, Utah Valley 4. Utah Valley (1) 46 • Assistant coach at UC Riverside (2003-06). Sara Quevedo, Sr., MF, Chicago State • Assistant coach for WPSL's San Diego Sea Lions, 5. Grand Canyon 34 featuring three women's World Cup players. Rachel Bowler, Sr., D, Seattle U • Head coach of San Diego Surf where he was 6. CSU Bakersfield 31 Hannah Bruce, Sr., D, Utah Valley named Coach of the Year in both 2010 and 2013. 7. NM State 22 Halle Hamilton, Sr., D, Kansas City Abby Small, Sr., D, Kansas City Personal California Baptist 22 • Four-year starter at Eastern Washington from Kinga Szemik, Sr., GK, UT Rio Grande Valley 1995-2000. 9. Chicago State 8 • Lemay and his wife, Tami have a son, Van, and Preseason Offensive Player of the Year daughters Olivia, Hannah and Eva. Rylan Childers, So., MF, Kansas City Year-by-Year Record Year School Overall Conference Preseason Defensive Player of the Year 2017 Utah Valley 10-12-1 5-2-0 (2nd) Abby Small, Sr., D, Kansas City 2018 Utah Valley 5-14-2 3-4-1 (T6th) 2019 Utah Valley 4-5-1 0-0-0 Totals 19-31-4 8-6-1 6 UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER
BY CLASS No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown High School/Previous School SENIORS (3) 1 Allie Jara 0 Saydee Bacdad GK 5-7 Fr. Hilo, Hawaii Hilo HS 7 Brianna Hatch 17 Hannah Bruce 00 Danielle Orr GK 5-10 R-Fr. South Jordan, Utah Bingham HS JUNIORS (7) 1 Allie Jara GK 5-8 R-Sr. Yorba Linda, Calif. Yorba Linda HS/San Diego 2 Brenna Crow 6 Breanna DeWaal 2 Brenna Crow D 5-7 Jr. San Diego, Calif. Patrick Henry HS/Saint Mary's 9 Cassidy McCormick 13 Amber Tripp 14 Brinley Nelson 3 Heather Stainbrook MF 5-4 Fr. South Jordan, Utah Alta HS 20 Siri Dahl 27 Amanda Mangelson 4 Rachel Anderson F 5-6 Fr. Danville, Calif. Monte Vista HS SOPHOMORES (6) 5 Madeline Moore MF 5-6 So. Port Moody, BC, Canada Heritage Woods Secondary 5 Madeline Moore 10 Julianna Carter 6 Breanna DeWaal F 5-5 Jr. Sandy, Utah Alta HS 11 Sadie Brockbank 12 Megan Sullivan 15 McKenzie Humpherys 7 Brianna Hatch MF 5-8 R-Sr. Gilbert, Ariz. Highland HS/BYU 25 McKayla Montgomery
9 Cassidy McCormick D 5-6 Jr. North Ogden, Utah Weber HS FRESHMEN (11) 00 Danielle Orr 10 Julianna Carter F 5-8 So. Jasper, Texas Jasper HS 0 Saydee Bacdad 3 Heather Stainbrook 11 Sadie Brockbank F 5-4 R-So. Holladay, Utah Olympus HS 4 Rachel Anderson 18 Katie Haskins 19 Abbigail Graham 12 Megan Sullivan D 5-3 So. Santa Rosa, Calif. Maria Carrillo HS 21 Jocelyn Bybee 22 Jenna Shepherd 13 Amber Tripp F 5-2 R-Jr. Draper, Utah Alta HS 23 Nicole Olanda 24 Kate Harrison 14 Brinley Nelson MF 5-5 Jr. Mapleton, Utah Maple Mountain HS 40 Kylie Tuimaualuga 15 McKenzie Humpherys F 5-6 So. Layton, Utah Layton HS/San Francisco BY POSITION GK (4) 17 Hannah Bruce D 5-3 Sr. Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia Auburn Drive HS 0 Saydee Bacdad 1 Allie Jara 18 Katie Haskins D 5-6 R-Fr. Provo, Utah Timpview HS 00 Danielle Orr 40 Kylie Tuimaualuga 19 Abbigail Graham F 5-7 Fr. Murray, Utah Murray HS DEFENDERS (8) 2 Brenna Crow 20 Siri Dahl MF 5-6 Jr. Highland, Utah Lone Peak HS 9 Cassidy McCormick 12 Megan Sullivan 21 Jocelyn Bybee F 5-7 Fr. Alpine, Utah Lone Peak HS 17 Hannah Bruce 18 Katie Haskins 22 Jenna Shepherd 22 Jenna Shepherd D 5-9 R-Fr. American Fork, Utah American Fork HS 23 Nicole Olanda 23 Nicole Olanda D 5-4 Fr. Aiea, Hawaii Aiea HS 27 Amanda Mangelson MIDFIELDERS (6) 24 Kate Harrison MF 5-7 Fr. Centerville, Utah Viewmont HS 3 Heather Stainbrook 5 Madeline Moore 7 Brianna Hatch 25 McKayla Montgomery F 5-10 So. Springville, Utah Springville HS 14 Brinley Nelson 20 Siri Dahl 27 Amanda Mangelson D 5-9 Jr. North Salt Lake, Utah Woods Cross HS 24 Kate Harrison
FORWARDS (9) 40 Kylie Tuimaualuga GK 5-8 Fr. Camarillo, Calif. Adolfo Camarillo HS 4 Rachel Anderson 6 Breanna DeWaal PRONUNCIATIONS BY STATE/COUNTRY 10 Julianna Carter 11 Sadie Brockbank 0 Saydee BAWK DAWD Utah 16 13 Amber Tripp 1 Allie HARA California 5 15 McKenzie Humpherys 40 Kylie TUI MOW A LUGA Hawaii 2 19 Abbigail Graham 21 Jocelyn Bybee Canada 2 25 McKayla Montgomery Arizona 1 Texas 1 7 UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER
2019 RESULTS
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2019 OVERALL STATISTICS & RESULTS
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at Oakland U | Aug. 17, 2019 at Michigan State | Aug. 22, 2019 Rochester, Michigan | Oakland Soccer Field East Lansing, Michigan | DeMartin Stadium
Soccer Box Score (Final) 2015 Oakland Soccer Utah Valley vs Oakland (Aug 17, 2019 at Rochester, Mich.) Utah Valley vs. Goals by period 1 2 Total Oakland Utah Valley 1 0 1 Date: Aug 17, 2019 • Attendance: 328 Oakland 0 1 1 Weather: Sunny, 81 degrees Utah Valley Oakland Po # Player Sh SO G A Min Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 1 Allie Jara - - - - 45 gk 30 Noemi Stadelmann - - - - 45 d 2 Brenna Crow - - - - 75 d 5 Taylor Thalheimer - - - - 59 mf 3 Heather Stainbrook 1 - - - 62 mf 6 Brooklyn Blake 1 - - - 61 f 6 Breanna DeWaal - - - - 78 d 8 Ashley Postma 1 1 - - 63 f 10 Julianna Carter 1 1 1 - 75 d 13 Sophie Wilsey - - - - 30 f 11 Sadie Brockbank 1 1 - - 68 d 15 Sydney Grodsinsky - - - - 73 f 13 Amber Tripp 2 1 - - 80 f 16 Natalie Abbate 1 1 - - 31 d 17 Hannah Bruce - - - - 45 f 17 Sierra Grodsinsky - - - - 44 d 18 Katie Haskins - - - - 90 mf 18 Sami Lopez 1 - - - 78 f 21 Jocelyn Bybee 1 - - - 31 d 19 Nikki May - - - - 72 d 22 Jenna Shepherd - - - - 33 d 21 Elyssa Holfeld - - - - 80 -- Substitutes -- -- Substitutes -- 0 Saydee Bacdad - - - - 45 00 Jaimie Leas - - - - 45 7 Brianna Hatch - - - - 68 3 Fotini Demetriou - - - - 35 9 Cassidy McCormick - - - - 12 7 Alaina Nasello - - - - 26 14 Brinley Nelson 1 - - - 10 9 Hollie Clement - - - - 20 15 McKenzie Humpherys - - - - 14 10 Macey Wierenga - - - - 41 19 Abbigail Graham - - - - 57 11 Carmela Barro - - - - 60 20 Siri Dahl - - - - 55 12 Jessica Shears 1 1 - - 32 23 Nicole Olanda 1 - - - 38 22 Alexa Sabbagh 1 1 1 - 61 27 Amanda Mangelson - - - - 33 28 Maggie Rimer - - - - 34 Totals 8 3 1 0 Totals 6 4 1 0 # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Allie Jara 45:00 0 1 30 Noemi Stadelmann 45:00 1 1 0 Saydee Bacdad 45:00 1 2 00 Jaimie Leas 45:00 0 1 Shots by period 1 2 Total Saves by period 1 2 Total Utah Valley 7 1 8 Utah Valley 1 2 3 Oakland 3 3 6 Oakland 1 1 2
Corner kicks 1 2 Total Utah Valley 3 4 7 Oakland 1 5 6 Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 21:48 UVU Julianna Carter (unassisted) 2. 58:08 OAK Alexa Sabbagh (unassisted) Beat the defender at the top of the box
Cautions and ejections: YC-UVU #2 (76:26) Stadium: Oakland Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Justin Tatsak; Asst. Referee: Christian Little; Igor Reznik; Offsides: Utah Valley 1, Oakland 2. Official's signature OAKLAND U RECAP MICHIGAN STATE RECAP ROCHESTER, Michigan—Julianna Carter fired a shot into the back of the net in the 22nd min- EAST LANSING, Mich.—Despite a late goal from Amber Tripp, the Utah Valley University ute to lead the Utah Valley University women's soccer team to a 1-1 draw in an exhibition match women's soccer team dropped a 3-1 road decision at Big Ten foe Michigan State in the team's against Oakland University on Saturday night at Oakland Soccer Field in Rochester, Mich. season opener on Thursday evening at DeMartin Stadium.
The match was a final tune-up before the Wolverines who will officially open the season at Michi- Utah Valley falls to 0-1-0 on the season with the loss. The Wolverines will look to bounce back gan State on Thursday, Aug. 22. against Michigan on Sunday in Ann Arbor.
"We played well enough to win but didn't finish the opportunities that we created," said Utah Val- "We played very well against a great and challenging opponent in a top level environment," said ley head coach Chris Lemay. "The reason we play exhibition matches is to iron out the wrinkles Utah Valley head coach Chris Lemay. "Michigan State bent but didn't break. We broke down in to get ready for the season. We're looking forward to training these next few days so that we are a couple of instances and that cost us goals. I'm proud of the way we fought and battled. We sharper and ready to go against Michigan State on Thursday." would have liked a different result but we'll learn from this game and get ready for another Big Ten opponent and get ready for Sunday at Michigan." Carter freed herself from a defender and fired a shot to the far post in the 22nd minute to give UVU a 1-0 lead. The goal was unassisted. The two teams played to a scoreless tie through the first half of play. The Wolverines continued to hold MSU scoreless until the 53rd minute when Danielle Stephan found the back of the net to Oakland's Alexa Sabbagh scored the game-tying goal in the 59th minute as she got free at the give the Spartans a 1-0 lead. Michigan State scored again in the 65th minute as Gabriala Jodzis top of the box and found the net for the score. scored. Sydney Kloosterman scored MSU's final goal of the game in the 73rd minute to give the team a 3-0 advantage. Allie Jara played the first half in goal and tallied one save without giving up a score. Saydee Bacdad played the second period in the box. Bacdad recorded a pair of saves, including a Amber Tripp denied the Spartans a shutout after firing a shot into the net in the 75th minute spectacular save off a free kick. to get the Wolverines on the scoreboard. Tripp received the ball from Jocelyn Bybee before shooting the ball past a MSU defender and goalkeeper for the score. Bybee was credited with an Amber Tripp led the Wolverines with two shots, including one on frame. Heather Stainbrook, assist on the goal. Carter, Sadie Brockbank, Jocelyn Bybee, Brinley Nelson, and Nicole Olanda each tallied one. The Wolverines out-shot Oakland on the night and edged the Grizzlies in corner kicks. Michigan State just edged the Wolverines in shots, 9-7. The Spartans recorded six shots on goal to UVU's four. Tripp led the Wolverines with three shots, which were all on goal. Sadie Brock- Utah Valley now prepares for Big Ten foes Michigan State and Michigan this next week in the bank and Julianna Carter each fired two shots on the night. Great Lakes State. The Wolverines will face Michigan State on Thursday, Aug. 22 at 5 p.m. (MT) and Michigan on Sunday, Aug. 25 at noon (MT). Allie Jara played all 90 minutes in the box. The senior keeper took on nine shots, including six on goal. She registered three saves on the night.
Utah Valley continues play in the Great Lakes State as the team travels to play Michigan on Sunday at noon (MT) UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER
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at Michigan | Aug. 25, 2019 vs. Cal Poly | Aug. 30, 2019 Ann Arbor, Michigan | U-M Soccer Stadium Orem, UT | Clyde Field
MICHIGAN RECAP CAL POLY RECAP ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Utah Valley gave Big Ten foe Michigan all it could handle on Sunday OREM—Julianna Carter fired a shot the game winner into the back of the net in the 38th minute afternoon, playing the Wolverines to a 1-1 tie in regulation before falling 2-1 in overtime at U-M to lead Utah Valley to a 2-0 shutout win over Cal Poly in the team's home opener at Clyde Field Soccer Field. on Friday evening.
"I'm really proud of the team," said Utah Valley head coach Chris Lemay. "We put together an The win pushes UVU's record to 1-2-0 on the season while Cal Poly falls to 0-2-1. awesome performance and were with a quality opponent on the road every step of the way. We actually had a chance to win the game with seven minutes to go but couldn't get it in. Overall, I "What a fantastic environment," said Utah Valley head coach Chris Lemay. "The crowd came out thought we played great and we'll take a lot away from this trip. I think its been great preparation and we're thrilled to have their support. Obviously a shutout for Allie and our defense is big. Ju- for what we have coming up." lianna had a great goal in the first half and Breanna sealed it for us late in the second. Ironically, not our best performance but we'll take the result." With the loss, UVU falls to 0-2-0 overall on the season. Both of UVU's matches this season have come on the road. Michigan improves to 2-0-0 on the year. UVU now returns home from its Great Carter got the Wolverines on the scoreboard in the 38th minute after Amanda Mangelson Lakes State road trip to host Cal Poly on Friday, Aug. 30 at 5 p.m. (MT). punched the ball forward into the box to Carter. Carter then put a shot on goal that rebounded off the Cal Poly keeper and back to Carter who then fired the ball into the back of the net to give the Michigan was first to get on the scoreboard as Raleigh Loughman got the ball past the goal line Wolverines the 1-0 lead. in the 29th minute to give UM at 1-0 lead. Breanna DeWaal helped secure the match in the 88th minute as she received a pass from Amber Utah Valley tied the game at 1-1 in the 54th minute after Amber Tripp picked off UM's center Tripp on the right side of the field and kicked a ball through a pair of Cal Poly defenders for the back and went one-on-one with the keeper and slotted the ball underneath her for the goal. score. Tripp earned the assist on the score.
After playing to a 1-1 tie in regulation, Michigan's Sara Stratigakis broke loose inside the box and Utah Valley out-shot Cal Poly 12-4, including a 5-2 advantage on goal. The Wolverines had five found the net to give UM the game-winner in the 93rd minute. corner kicks to Cal Poly's two.
Michigan out-shot Utah Valley 16-5 on the day, including an 8-5 advantage on goal. The Wolver- Allie Jara picked up the shutout in goal for the Wolverines, playing 90 minutes with a pair of ines tallied four corner kicks to Michigan's two. Tripp led UVU with two shots, both of which were saves. Carter and Heather Stainbrook led UVU with three shots apiece All of Carter's shots were on goal. Sadie Brockbank, Julianna Carter, and Jocelyn Bybee each had one shot. on frame while Stainbrook registered one shot on net. DeWaal and Tripp each had two shots, while Hannah Bruce and Amanda Mengelson each had one. Jessica Johnson led Cal Poly with Allie Jara played all 92:45 in the box, collecting a season-high six saves. two shots.
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vs. Cal State Fullerton | Sept. 2, 2019 at San Jose State | Sept. 6, 2019 Orem, UT | Clyde Field San Jose, California | Spartan Soccer Complex
CAL STATE FULLERTON RECAP SAN JOSE STATE RECAP OREM--Amber Tripp found the back of the net in the eighth minute and Utah Valley scored on an SAN JOSE, Calif.—San Jose State headed a corner kick into the back of the net in overtime to own goal in the 17th minute to give the Wolverines a 2-1 win over Cal State Fullerton on Monday defeat Utah Valley 1-0 on Friday night at Spartan Soccer Complex. The Wolverines will look to afternoon at Clyde Field. bounce back on Sunday at Santa Clara.
With the win, UVU evens its record at 2-2. Cal State Fullerton falls to 2-2 on the year with the Utah Valley falls to 2-3-0 with the loss, while San Jose State improves to 2-1-2 with the win. Two loss. of Utah Valley's three road losses this season have come in overtime.
"Closing out games was something we struggled with last year," said Utah Valley head coach "There were two totally different brands and philosophies of soccer played out on the pitch to- Chris Lemay. I'm proud of the grit and the effort that the players put forth to hold on to the win. night and their (SJSU) brand won out," said Utah Valley head coach Chris Lemay. "All the credit We came out really strong in the first half and we kept great possession. I thought Fullerton to San Jose State. They were very stingy defensively and we didn't have the final combination to came out really strong in the second half. We just had to roll up our sleeves and that's something break them down. We just have to be better. We'll get better, learn from this, and get ready for that we haven't consistently done. This match was an awesome hurdle for us to get over as a Santa Clara on Sunday." group. We really gutted it out. We competed and defended nine corners against a team that has already scored a number of goals this season off of corners. We're really happy with the result." San Jose State's Jamilecxth Becerra headed in a cornerkick from the left side in the 95th minute to secure the golden goal victory in overtime. Karlee Pottorff earned the assist on the score. Tripp put the Wolverines on the scoreboard in the eighth minute as she stole the ball from a Fullerton defender and pushed the ball into the left side of the box. She then made a move to the Utah Valley keeper Allie Jara played 38:06 in the box before being forced to exit the game due to right to move the keeper out and fired a shot into the back of the net to give UVU a 1-0 lead. an injury. Jara recorded three saves in her limited time. Saydee Bacdad played 56:58 in relief of Jara in the box, collecting one save. The Wolverines extended their lead in the 17th minute after Jocelyn Bybee stole the ball at midfield and pushed it up field to Tripp on the right side of the field. Tripp then passed the ball Megan Sullivan recorded UVU's lone shot of the match. San Jose State tallied 12 shots, includ- back to Bybee who then led the ball to Carter on the right side of the box. Carter then shot the ing five on frame. The Spartans had seven corner kicks to UVU's two. ball towards goal but a Fullerton defender attempted to clear the ball but instead kicked it into the goal to give for a UVU own goal. The score gave the Wolverines a 2-0 advantage.
Fullerton was awarded a penalty kick in the 52nd minute after a foul was called in the box. Atlanta Primus was able to find the back of the net to put the Titans on the scoreboard and cut into UVU's lead, 2-1.
The Titans tried to tie it up in the 70th minute but Allie Jara made a spectacular save as she dove to the right to keep the Wolverines on top. Jara made another key save in the 84th minute. Jara played all 90 minutes in the box. She tallied four saves on the day.
UVU had nine shots, including six shot on goal. Sadie Brockbank led the Wolverines with three shots on the day, including two on frame. Tripp tallied two shots, both on goal. Heather Stain- brook, Brianna Hatch, Julianna Carter, and Amanda Mangelson each had one shot1 p.m. UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER
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at Santa Clara | Sept. 8, 2019 vs. UTEP | Sept. 14, 2019 Santa Clara, Calif. | Stevens Stadium Orem, UT | Clyde Field SANTA CLARA RECAP UTEP RECAP SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Utah Valley wrapped up its California road trip with a 5-0 setback to OREM—With just two minutes and 45 seconds remaining in regulation, Julianna Carter found the Santa Clara on Sunday afternoon at Stevens Stadium in Santa Clara. back of the net for the game winner in the 88th minute to lift Utah Valley to a 2-1 win over UTEP on Saturday night at Clyde Field. "We played a team that was organized, disciplined, crafty, and that executed well," said Utah Valley head coach Chris Lemay. "This game allowed us the opportunity to see what the highest Utah Valley improves to 3-4-0 with the win while UTEP falls to 4-2-2 with the loss. The Wolver- level teams in the NCAA do, how they go about their business, and what it is like to pay atten- ines improve to a perfect 3-0-0 at home this season. tion to every detail. Having played this game will only make us tougher for the remainder of our matches. There were times in the game that when we had the ball, we were able to create some "It was a good game, we loved the ending and obviously we felt like we deserved it," said tempo. We will work hard to ensure that we find more of those moments moving forward." Utah Valley head coach Chris Lemay. "Our possession was great all night. We created a lot of chances and stayed persistent. In the end it was an unbelievable individual effort in the wide The Broncos got on the scoreboard early, scoring in the third minute as Izzy D'aquila scored space by Amber Tripp and then what a great service and then an even better header back across off the right post. Santa Clara also found the back of the net in the 25th minute to take a 2-0 the grain by Jenna Shepherd. Julianna Carter was in the right place to tuck it away and that's advantage into the break. what she's there to do."
SCU scored three second-half goals to take the 5-0 victory. The Broncos out-shot UVU 22-7, Carter scored the game winner in the 88th minute after Tripp sent a ball into the box from the including an 11-3 advantage on frame. SCU had nine corner kicks on the day. right side of the field. Shepherd then got a head on it and sent it to Carter, who fired it into the back of the net to secure the Wolverines the 2-1 victory. Julianna Carter and Siri Dahl led UVU with two shots apiece. Both of Carter's shots were on frame. Amber Trip and Amanda Mangelson each had one shot each with Tripp's being on goal. Utah Valley got on the scoreboard in the 15th minute after Heather Stainbrook sent a ball into the box from the right side. The ball deflected off a UTEP player and into the goal to give the Saydee Bacdad played her first full match in the box for the Wolverines. She tallied an impres- Wolverines an early 1-0 advantage. sive six saves UTEP's Jackie Miller scored the equalizer in the 29th minute after sending a free kick from 20 yards out on the left side. The ball went untouched and into the back of the net to tie the game, 1-1.
UVU out-shot UTEP 14-9 on the night. The two teams each had four shots on frame. Carter led UVU with four shots, including three on goal. Sadie Brockbank had three shots on the night, while Heather Stainbrook and Breanna DeWaal each had two shots apiece. The Wolverines had five corner kicks to UTEP's two.
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vs. BYU | Sept. 16, 2019 vs. San Diego | Sept. 20, 2019 Orem, UT | Clyde Field Orem, UT | Clyde Field
BYU RECAP SAN DIEGO RECAP OREM—Utah Valley gave its crosstown rival all it could handle on Monday night, holding No. 10 OREM—Juliana Carter's equalizing goal in the 71st minute helped Utah Valley secure a 1-1 Brigham Young scoreless through nearly 64 minutes of play before falling to the Cougars, 1-0, in double-overtime tie against San Diego in stormy wet conditions on Friday in front of 1,545 front of a record crowd of 3,952 fans at Clyde Field. elementary students at Clyde Field.
It marks the first time this season that the Wolverines have dropped a home match, falling to With the tie, Utah Valley pushes its record to 3-5-1, while San Diego moves to 4-3-1. 3-1-0 at Clyde Field this year. With the loss, UVU falls to 3-5-0 this season, while BYU keeps its record perfect at 6-0-0. The 3,952 fans breaks the previus record of 3,211 set last season "It was a wild game," said Utah Valley head coach Chris Lemay. "Everything from the weather, against Chicago State on Oct. 5, 2018. the fans, the cards, and the goals. It was a crazy game. It was a knockout kind of battle. I don't think we played well initially in the first 20 minutes. We were very lethargic. It almost took their "There were individual efforts that were good defensively tonight," said Utah Valley head coach goal to wake us up. We then started to build some momentum and took that into the second half. Chris Lemay. "Collectively, we were really good tonight on the defensive side. It's a shame to We played much better in the second half. We created some good chances and we were happy give up one and lose, but at the end of the day they're a really good team and they are ranked to get the equalizer. San Diego is a good team." in the top-10 in the country for a reason. We knew that they had weapons everywhere. We just tried our best to keep them at bay." San Diego was first to get on the scoreboard as Madison Louderback dribbled the ball towards the far corner of the field and then passed it back to a streaking Bekah Valdez in the 14th min- BYU's Danika Serassio scored the game winner in the 64th minute as she sent a ball from 30 ute. Valdez then fired a shot from just beyond the top left corner of the box up to the upper right yards out to the left upper 90 just out of the reach of UVU keeper Allie Jara for the score. Jamie 90 and just out of the reach of UVU keeper Allie Jara for the score. Shepherd was credited with the assist on the goal. Utah Valley scored the equalizer in the 71st minute as Sadie Brockbank took the ball on the The Wolverines went on the attack after BYU went down a player after Jamie Shepherd earned right side of the box and made a move past a defender. Brockbank then passed the ball into the her second yellow card of the match. UVU had numerous shots that just missed the mark, includ- middle of the box to Carter, who then fired a shot into the left side of the net for the goal, tying ing a bullet of a shot by Brianna Hatch in the 72nd minute. the game at 1-1.
The Wolverines were out-shot 16-6 on the night, but were just edged 5-4 by the Cougars on Lightening in the area forced a 45-minute weather delay with just a couple of minutes remaining shots on goal. Hatch and Amber Tripp led UVU with two shots each. Both of Hatch's shots were in regulation. The two teams returned to the field to play the final two minutes of regulation and on frame. The Cougars had five corner kicks to UVU's one. Heather Stainbrook and Sadie Brock- then two overtime periods. bank each had one shot with Stainbrook's coming on goal. Utah Valley out-shot the Toreros 15-12 on the day. The two teams each had five shots on frame. Defensively, Allie Jara led the Wolverines in the box as she made four spectacular saves. Katie Amber Tripp led the Wolverines with five shots, including two on goal. Carter had four shots Haskins helped limit BYU leading scorer Elise Flake to no goals and just two shots on the night. with three shot on frame. Brianna Hatch, Madeline Moore, Megan Sullivan, Heather Stainbrook, Flake ranks fourth nationally in goals per game (1.20). Breanna DeWaal, and Nicole Olanda each had one shot each.
Jara played all 110 minutes in the box, tallying four saves on the day. Jara pushes her record to 3-3-1 in the box this season. UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER
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at UNLV | Sept. 22, 2019 Las Vegas, Nevada | Peter Johann Memorial Soccer Field
UNLV RECAP LAS VEGAS—Julianna Carter recorded a brace to lead the Utah Valley University women's soccer team to a 3-0 shutout road win over UNLV on Sunday evening at Peter Johann Memorial Soccer Field.
The win marks Utah Valley's first road victory of the season as the team improves to 4-5-1 over- all. UNLV falls to 3-5-0 with the loss.
"This takes a monkey off our backs for sure," said Utah Valley head coach Chris Lemay. "We hadn't found a result on the road yet. We're really happy about scoring three goals and equally as happy about the shutout."
Carter put the Wolverines on the scoreboard in just the seventh minute of the game as she put in a shot off a UVU corner kick.
Jocelyn Bybee scored her first collegiate goal as she gave the Wolverines a 2-0 advantage in the 51st minute. Bybee charged the keeper in the six and was able to deflect the ball right into the back of the net for the score.
"Jocelyn (Bybee) got a great read on it and jumped early and was committed," said Lemay about UVU's second goal. "Anytime you can press them that high up the field good things can happen."
Carter secured her brace after Breanna DeWaal kicked a corner into the box where Jenna Shep- herd headed it toward the goal. The ball bounced off the post back toward the center of the goal where Carter fired it in with her left foot for the goal in the 69th minute. Shepherd was credited with the assist on the score. Carter's two goals on Sunday are her team-leading fourth and fifth of the season.
Allie Jara played 75 minutes to pick up her second shutout of the season. She tallied four saves on the night. Saydee Bacdad played the final 15 minutes in the box.
Bybee led the Wolverines with a game-high five shots, including two on frame. Carter had four shots, including three on goal. Heather Stainbrook, DeWaal, and Sadie Brockbank each had two goals, while Amber Tripp had one. UVU out-shot UNLV 16-12, including a 7-4 shots on goal advantage. 15 UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER
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Saydee Bacdad Danielle Orr Allie Jara Brenna Crow Heather Stainbrook Rachel Anderson GK, Fr., Hili, HI GK, R-Fr., South Jordan, UT GK, R-Sr., Yorba Linda, CA D, Jr., San Diego, CA MF, Fr., South Jordan, UT F, Fr., Danville, CA 5 6 7 9 10 11
Madeline Moore Breanna DeWaal Brianna Hatch Cassidy McCormick Julianna Carter Sadie Brockbank MF, So., BC, Canada MF, Jr., Sandy, UT MF, R-Sr., Gilbert, AZ D, Jr., North Ogden, UT F, So., Jasper, TX F, R-So., Holladay, UT 12 13 14 15 17 18
Megan Sullivan Amber Tripp Brinley Nelson McKenzie Humpherys Hannah Bruce Katie Haskins D, So., Santa Rosa, CA F, R-Jr., Draper, UT MF, Jr., Mapleton, UT F, So., Layton, UT D, Sr., Nova Scotia, Canada D, R-Fr., Provo, UT 19 20 21 22 23 24
Abbigail Graham Siri Dahl Jocelyn Bybee Jenna Shepherd Nicole Olanda Kate Harrison F, Fr., Murray, UT MF, Jr., Highland, UT F, Fr., Alpine, UT D, R-Fr., American Fork, UT D, Fr., Aiea, HI MF, Fr., Centerville, UT 25 27 40
McKayla Montgomery Amanda Mangelson Kylie Tuimaualuga Chris Lemay Seth Trembly Kyle Christensen F, So., Springville, UT Fr, Jr., North Salt Lake, UT GK, Fr., Camarillo, CA Head Coach - 3rd Season Asst. Coach - 3rd Season Asst. Coach - 5th Season