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TABLE OF CONTENTS MISSISSIPPI STATE SOCCER SECTION I: GENERAL INFORMATION Morgan Mills/Kelsey Pearce . 20 Career Records . 39-40 Table of Contents . 2 Kirby Retherford/Peyton Shaffer . 21 Miscellaneous Records . 40 2014 Schedule . 3 Hannah Smith/Katelyn Watson . 22 Annual Leaders . 41 Ashley Wilson . 23 Team Records . 42-43 SECTION II: 2014 BULLDOGS All-Time Results . 43-45 2014 Roster . 4 SECTION III: COACHES Series Results . 46-48 Roster Breakdown . 5 Head Coach Aaron Gordon . 24-25 All-Time Letterwinners . 48-49 Jamila Coner . 6 Assistant Coach Ashley Gordon . 26 Awards & Honors . 50 Darbi Filliben . 7 Assistant Coach Phil Casella . 27 SEC Academic Honor Roll . 51 Tiffany Huddleston . 8 Bulldogs In The Pros . 52 Shannen Jainudeen . 9 SECTION IV: 2013 REVIEW Shelby Jordan . 10 2013 Results . 28 SECTION VI: THE UNIVERSITY Abby Phillips . 11 2013 Statistics . 29 Mississippi State University . 53-55 Mary Kathryn Taylor . 12 2013 Season Highs . 30 Dr . Mark E . Keenum . 56 McKenzie Adams/Ashliegh Badley . 13 2013 SEC Review . 31 Scott Stricklin . 57 AnnHilton Buckner/Hannah Carroll . 14 2013 Game Recaps . 32-36 Jo Cossey/Tanya de Souza . 15 MSU Soccer Field Records . 36 Rhylee DeCrane/Kelly Dorney . 16 Mallory Eubanks/Morgan Ferrara . 17 SECTION V: HISTORY & RECORDS Payton Gruenewald/Alex Hammett . 18 Individual Single-Game Records . 37 Khalyn Harmon/Kayleigh Henry . 19 Individual Season Records . 38-39 Mississippi State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation or group affiliation, age, disability or veteran status. Dr. Mary Alexander, Director of the Office of Diversity and Equity Programs [McArthur Hall, Room 106, P.O. Box 6199, Mississippi State, MS 39762/662-325-2493], is the designated employee respon- sible to coordinate efforts to carry out responsibilities and make investigations of complaints relating to discrimination in conforming with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Sections 503 and 5-4 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1974, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. 2 2014 MISSISSIPPI STATE SOCCER | @HAILSTATESOC 2014 SCHEDULE 2014 MISSISSIPPI STATE SOCCER SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (CST) Wed., Aug. 13 at Memphis (Exh.) Memphis, Tenn. 10 a.m. Sat ., Aug . 16 at Alabama (Exh .) Tuscaloosa, Ala . 7 p .m . FRI., AUG. 22 IOWA STATE STARKVILLE 7 P.M. SUN., AUG. 24 CINCINNATI STARKVILLE 11:30 A.M. Thurs ., Aug . 28 at Furman Greenville, S .C . 6 p .m . SUN., AUG. 31 SOUTHERN MISS STARKVILLE 6 P.M. Fri ., Sept . 5 at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark . 5 p .m . FRI., SEPT. 12 SOUTH ALABAMA STARKVILLE 7 P.M. SUN., SEPT. 14 LOUISIANA TECH STARKVILLE 1 P.M. FRI., SEPT. 19 * OLE MISS (SEC Network) STARKVILLE 6 P.M. Fri ., Sept . 26 * at Kentucky Lexington, Ky . 6:30 p .m . Sun ., Sept . 28 * at Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn . 12 p .m . FRI., OCT. 3 * LSU STARKVILLE 7 P.M. SUN., OCT. 5 * GEORGIA STARKVILLE 1 p.m. Fri ., Oct . 10 * at Florida Gainesville, Fla . 6 p .m . FRI., OCT. 17 * VANDERBILT STARKVILLE 7 P.M. SUN., OCT. 19 * TEXAS A&M STARKVILLE 1 p.m. Thurs ., Oct . 23 * at Auburn (SEC Network) Auburn, Ala . 6 p .m . SUN., OCT. 26 * ARKANSAS STARKVILLE 7 P.M. Thurs ., Oct . 30 * at South Carolina Columbia, S .C . 6 p .m . Nov . 3-9 SEC Tournament Orange Beach, Ala . TBA Nov . 14-16 NCAA First Round Various Sites TBA Nov . 21 & 23 NCAA Second/Third Rounds Various Sites TBA Nov . 28-30 NCAA Quarterfinals Various Sites TBA Dec . 5 & 7 NCAA Women's College Cup Ft . Lauderdale, Fla . TBA * — SEC Match Home Matches in BOLD CAPS All Times Central Standard Time CREDITS: Photography provided by Darrell McAllister, the late Fred Faulk, Russ Houston, David Lann, Brian Allen Loden, Greg Palmer and Bill Simmonds. Additional page design by John Schauffhauser of Schauffhauser Design in Canton, Miss. Questions and changes to this publication should be directed to Brock Turnipseed, Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations (662.325.7556). 2014 MISSISSIPPI STATE SOCCER | @HAILSTATESOC 3 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Exp. Ht. Hometown/High School 0 Rhylee DeCrane Fr . GK HS 5-6 Myrtle Beach, S .C . (Myrtle Beach HS) 1 Ashley Wilson Fr . GK HS 5-9 Glen Head, N .Y . (North Shore HS) 2 Katelyn Watson Fr . D/M/F HS 5-7 New Albany, Miss . (New Albany HS) 3 Jamila Coner So . M 1L 5-1 Dallas, Texas (American Heritage [Fla .] HS) 4 Khalyn Harmon Fr . D HS 5-5 Ocean Springs, Miss . (Ocean Springs HS) 5 Mary Kathryn Taylor Jr . F/D 2L 5-4 Pace, Fla . (Pace HS) 6 Payton Gruenewald Fr . F/M HS 5-9 Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll HS) 7 Mallory Eubanks Fr . F HS 5-4 Lexington, Ky . (Tates Creek HS) 8 Alex Hammett Fr . D HS 5-6 Hattiesburg, Miss . (Sacred Heart Catholic HS) 9 Morgan Mills Fr . F HS 5-9 Tyler, Texas (Robert E . Lee HS) 10 Shelby Jordan Jr . D 2L 5-5 Jackson, Tenn . (University School of Jackson) 11 Ashliegh Badley Fr . D HS 5-6 Laurel, Miss . (Laurel Christian HS) 12 Jo Cossey Fr . M HS 5-5 Merrimack, N .H . (Merrimack HS) 13 Hannah Smith Fr . F HS 5-7 Dallas, Texas (Grace Preparatory Academy) 14 Morgan Ferrara Fr . F HS 5-10 Tampa, Fla . (Sickles HS) 15 Kayleigh Henry Fr . D HS 5-3 Hattiesburg, Miss . (Oak Grove HS) 16 Tiffany Huddleston So . M/F/D 1L 5-8 Starkville, Miss . (Starkville Acad .) 17 Shannen Jainudeen Sr . D 3L 5-11 Scarborough, Ontario (Birchmount Park HS) 18 Darbi Filliben So . D 1L 5-8 Oviedo, Fla . (Hagerty HS) 21 McKenzie Adams Fr . M/D HS 5-7 Madison, Miss . (Madison Central HS) 22 Kelly Dorney Fr . D HS 5-6 Huntsville, Ala . (Huntsville HS) 23 Kelsey Pearce Fr . M HS 5-4 Germantown, Tenn . (Houston HS) 24 Hannah Carroll So . M HS 5-9 Collierville, Tenn . (Collierville HS) 25 Abby Phillips So . M 1L 5-3 Tupelo, Miss . (Tupelo HS) 26 Peyton Shaffer Fr . D HS 5-3 Biloxi, Miss . (Biloxi HS) 27 AnnHilton Buckner Fr . D HS 5-8 Flowood, Miss . (Jackson Preparatory School) 28 Kirby Retherford Fr . D HS 5-7 Atlanta, Ga . (St . Pius X HS) 31 Tanya de Souza Fr . GK HS 5-7 Paris, France (Lycée Henry Darras) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Exp. Ht. Hometown/High School 21 McKenzie Adams Fr . M/D HS 5-7 Madison, Miss . (Madison Central HS) 11 Ashliegh Badley Fr . D HS 5-6 Laurel, Miss . (Laurel Christian HS) 27 AnnHilton Buckner Fr . D HS 5-8 Flowood, Miss . (Jackson Preparatory School) 24 Hannah Carroll So . M HS 5-9 Collierville, Tenn . (Collierville HS) 3 Jamila Coner So . M 1L 5-1 Dallas, Texas (American Heritage [Fla .] HS) 12 Jo Cossey Fr . M HS 5-5 Merrimack, N .H . (Merrimack HS) 31 Tanya de Souza Fr . GK HS 5-7 Paris, France (Lycée Henry Darras) 0 Rhylee DeCrane Fr . GK HS 5-6 Myrtle Beach, S .C . (Myrtle Beach HS) 22 Kelly Dorney Fr . D HS 5-6 Huntsville, Ala . (Huntsville HS) 7 Mallory Eubanks Fr . F HS 5-4 Lexington, Ky . (Tates Creek HS) 14 Morgan Ferrara Fr . F HS 5-10 Tampa, Fla . (Sickles HS) 18 Darbi Filliben So . D 1L 5-8 Oviedo, Fla . (Hagerty HS) 6 Payton Gruenewald Fr . F/M HS 5-9 Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll HS) 8 Alex Hammett Fr . D HS 5-6 Hattiesburg, Miss . (Sacred Heart Catholic HS) 4 Khalyn Harmon Fr . D HS 5-5 Ocean Springs, Miss . (Ocean Springs HS) 15 Kayleigh Henry Fr . D HS 5-3 Hattiesburg, Miss . (Oak Grove HS) 16 Tiffany Huddleston So . M/F/D 1L 5-8 Starkville, Miss . (Starkville Acad .) 17 Shannen Jainudeen Sr . D 3L 5-11 Scarborough, Ontario (Birchmount Park HS) 10 Shelby Jordan Jr . D 2L 5-5 Jackson, Tenn . (University School of Jackson) 9 Morgan Mills Fr . F HS 5-9 Tyler, Texas (Robert E . Lee HS) 23 Kelsey Pearce Fr . M HS 5-4 Germantown, Tenn . (Houston HS) 25 Abby Phillips So . M 1L 5-3 Tupelo, Miss . (Tupelo HS) 28 Kirby Retherford Fr . D HS 5-7 Atlanta, Ga . (St . Pius X HS) 26 Peyton Shaffer Fr . D HS 5-3 Biloxi, Miss . (Biloxi HS) 13 Hannah Smith Fr . F HS 5-7 Dallas, Texas (Grace Preparatory Academy) 5 Mary Kathryn Taylor Jr . F/D 2L 5-4 Pace, Fla . (Pace HS) 2 Katelyn Watson Fr . D/M/F HS 5-7 New Albany, Miss . (New Albany HS) 1 Ashley Wilson Fr . GK HS 5-9 Glen Head, N .Y . (North Shore HS) MSU COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach: Aaron Gordon (North Texas, 1997) Assistant Coach: Ashley Gordon (Southern Methodist, 1994) Assistant Coach: Phil Casella (Fairleigh Dickinson, 1997) 4 2014 MISSISSIPPI STATE SOCCER | @HAILSTATESOC ROSTER BREAKDOWN BULLDOGS BY CLASS BULLDOGS BY STATE ALABAMA (1) NEW HAMPSHIRE (1) SENIORS (1) Kelly Dorney . Huntsville Jo Cossey . Merrimack Shannen Jainudeen FLORIDA (3) NEW YORK (1) JUNIORS (2) Morgan Ferrara . Tampa Ashley Wilson . Glen Head Shelby Jordan Darbi Filliben . .Oviedo Mary Kathryn Taylor Mary Kathryn Taylor . Pace SOUTH CAROLINA (1) Rhylee DeCrane . Myrtle Beach SOPHOMORES (5) GEORGIA (1) Hannah Carroll Kirby Retherford . Atlanta TENNESSEE (2) Jamila Coner Shelby Jordan . Jackson Darbi Filliben KENTUCKY (1) Kelsey Pearce . Germantown Tiffany Huddleston Mallory Eubanks . Lexington Abby Phillips TEXAS (4) MISSISSIPPI (10) Jamila Coner . Dallas FRESHMEN (20) McKenzie Adams . Madison Payton Gruenewald . Southlake McKenzie Adams Ashliegh Badley . Laurel Morgan Mills . Tyler * Ashliegh Badley AnnHilton Buckner . Flowood Hannah Smith . Dallas AnnHilton Buckner Alex Hammett . Hattiesburg Khalyn Harmon . Ocean Springs CANADA (1) Jo Cossey Kayleigh Henry . Hattiesburg Shannen Jainudeen .
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    Concacaf Nations League

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