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Women's Soccer 2018 Game Notes Women’s Soccer 2018 Game Notes AUGUST (3-0) GAMEDAY INFORMATION 16 at Kent State W 3-1 Date: Thursday, Aug. 30 / 7 PM EST 20 IUPUI W 2-0 Location: Dayton, Ohio 26 NOTRE DAME (BEDN) W 4-1 Live Stats: DaytonFlyers.com 30 at Dayton 7PM Series History: Dayton leads the all-time series 2-5-1 Last Meeting: Butler beat Dayton 3-2 in 2012 SEPTEMBER 2 at Kansas 8PM GAMEDAY INFORMATION 6 EVANSVILLE 7PM Date: Sunday, Sep. 2 / 8 PM EST 9 NORTHERN KENTUCKY 1PM Location: Lawrence, Kansas 13 at Baylor 8PM Live Stats: KUAthletics.com 16 at TCU 2PM Series History: This is the first meeting between the teams 23 at Marquette* (BEDN) 2PM 27 SETON HALL* (BEDN) 7PM #25 BUTLER BULLDOGS (3-0-0) 30 PROVIDENCE* 1PM Co-Head Coach: Tari St. John Co-Head Coach: Rob Alman OCTOBER Point Leader: Paige Monaghan - 8 4 at Xavier* 7PM Goal Leader: Anja Savich, Morgan Kloosterman - 3 7 at St. John’s* (BEDN) 1PM Assist Leader: Paige Monaghan - 4 14 DEPAUL* 1PM 18 CREIGHTON* (BEDN) 7PM DAYTON FLYERS (3-1-0) Last Opponent: W 3-1 at Eastern Michigan 21 at Georgetown* (BEDN) 1PM Head Coach: Eric Golz 25 at Villanova* (BEDN) 3PM Point Leader: Micayla Livingston - 4 28 BIG EAST QUARTERFINALS TBA Goal Leader: Micayla Livingston - 2 Assist Leader: Quincy Kellett - 2 NOVEMBER #19 KANSAS JAYHAWKS (3-0-1) 1 BIG EAST SEMIFINALS TBA Last Opponent: T 1-1 vs. Oregon (2OT) 4 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP TBA Head Coach: Mark Francis Point Leader: Katie McClure - 8 * - BIG EAST Contest Goal Leader: Katie McClure, Christie Taylor - 3 BEDN - Free Online Streaming Coverage Assist Leader: Katie McClure - 2 Home Games in Bold All game times are EST and subject to change BULLDOG BITS - Paige Monaghan named BIG EAST Offensive POW (8/27) - Annika Schmidt tabbed BIG EAST Defensive POW (8/27) - Freshman Morgan Kloosterman has scored three goals in three games - Bulldogs have only allowed two goals in 270 minutes of play - Butler took down #20 Notre Dame for the first time in school history - Anja Savich was tabbed BIG EAST Freshman on of the week (8/20) - Paige Monaghan leads the team in assists with four - Bulldogs are outshooting opponents 59 to 22 - Monaghan leads the team in shots with 17, nine of which are on goal - Freshmen have seven of the Bulldogs’ nine goals - Monaghan and Schmidt were named to the Preseason All-BIG EAST Team - Monaghan was a unanimous selection to Preseason BIG EAST Offensive POY - Bulldogs were 7-1-1 against non-conference opponents in 2017 SOCCER - Butler was picked to finish 2nd in the BIG EAST Preseason Poll BUTLER WOMEN’S SOCCER 2018 Game Notes 2018 BUTLER WOMEN’S SOCCER ROSTER GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Indianapolis, IN 46208 00 Hannah Luedtke GK R-Jr. 5-8 North Barrington, Ill. / Barrington Founded: 1855 Enrollment: 5,097 (4,551 Undergraduate) 1 Stephanie Rodriguez GK So. 5-6 Batavia, Ill. / Batavia Nickname: Bulldogs 2 Katie Soderstrom MF Fr. 5-5 Carmel, Ind. / Carmel School Colors: Blue & White 3 Julia Dreher F Fr. 5-6 Westlake, Ohio / Holy Name Home Field: Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl (6,500) 4 Paige Monaghan F Sr. 5-7 Succasunna, N.J. / Roxbury Affiliation: NCAA Division I 5 Amanda Kowalski D R-So. 5-9 Arlington Heights, Ill. / Buffalo Grove Conference: BIG EAST 6 Julia Leonard D So. 5-7 Palatine, Ill. / William Fremd President: James Danko 7 Anja Savich F Fr. 5-10 Macomb, Mich. / Dakota Athletic Director: Barry Collier Associate AD/SWA: Molly Sullivan 8 Morgan Kloosterman MF Fr. 5-6 Northville, Mich. / Northville Athletic Dept. Phone: (317) 940-9375 9 Maddie Parrish MF Jr. 5-8 Noblesville, Ind. / Noblesville Ticket Office Phone: (317) 940-3647 10 Breann Pempek F Sr. 5-6 Indianapolis, Ind. / Lawrence North HISTORY 11 Taylor Crowe MF So. 5-4 Noblesville, Ind. / Noblesville First Year of Soccer ........................................ 1991 12 Halle Stelbasky F Sr. 5-8 Strongsville, Ohio / Walsh Jesuit All-Time Record ....................................275-241-48 13 Taylor Reid MF Jr. 5-8 Zionsville, Ind. / Zionsville BIG EAST Tournament Appearances ................... 4 NCAA Tournament Appearances .......................... 2 14 Macy Miller F Jr. 5-4 Carmel, Ind. / Carmel Result.................2015 L, 2-1 at Ohio State in 2 OT 15 Celia Gaynor MF Fr. 5-8 Shelby Township, Mich. / Notre Dame Preparatory Result................ 2017 T, 0-0 at Northwestern (Lost 16 Gabrielle Lemkuil MF Sr. 5-7 Verona, Wis. / James Madison Memorial 3-2 in PKs) 17 Amanda Rapaduski MF Fr. 5-7 Algonquin, Ill. / Harry D. Jacobs 18 Leah Goehring MF Fr. 5-6 Wayzata, Minn. / Orono TEAM INFORMATION 19 Carly Goehring F Jr. 5-8 Wayzata, Minn. / Orono 2017 Overall Record .....................................13-2-6 2017 BIG EAST Record / Finish ............5-0-4 / 2nd 20 Payton Black MF So. 5-8 Hebron, Ky. / Boone County 2017 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ................ 21/7 21 Kyra Cooke D R-Jr. 5-5 Waldorf, Md. / North Point 2017 Starters Returning / Lost ........................... 9/2 22 Lauren Ronnfeldt MF Jr. 5-6 Iowa City, Iowa / Regina Newcomers ......................................................... 11 23 Elena Gutlove MF So. 5-2 Canton, Ohio / Jackson COACHING STAFF 24 Alyssa Yarosz D Jr. 5-8 Morristown, N.J. / Villa Walsh Academy Co-Head Coach ...........................Tari St. John (13) 25 Madison Toth D Sr. 5-6 Rochester, Mich. / Stoney Creek Alma Mater / Year ..................................Purdue ‘03 26 Jaycee Helmer D Fr. 5-9 Munster, Ind. / Munster Record at Butler ......................................122-99-25 Career Record ...............................................Same 27 Annika Schmidt D R-Jr. 5-9 Zionsville, Ind. / Zionsville Co-Head Coach ............................... Rob Alman (7) 28 Gabby Smith MF Fr. 5-10 St. Louis, Mo. / Nerinx Hall Alma Mater / Year .....................................Leicester 30 Caitlyn DiSarcina F So. 5-8 Shirley, Mass. / Groton School Record at Butler ........................................72-36-17 31 Alex Holmes MF Sr. 5-4 Franklin, Tenn. / Ravenwood Career Record ...............................................Same Assistant Coach ..................................... Rob Klatte 32 Julia Calvert MF So. 5-4 Fishers, Ind. / Fishers Director of Operations .........................Ric Huffman 33 Cassidy Blacha F Jr. 5-8 Avon, Ind. / Avon Volunteer Asst. Coach ..................... Elise Edwards 99 Leonie Doege GK So. 5-6 Langenfeld, Germany / Landrat-Lucas Gymnasium Athletic Trainer .....................................Mike Howell SPORTS INFORMATION WSOC Contact ................................. Bree Williams Office Phone ...................................(317) 940-9994 Cell Phone ......................................(513) 594-2278 E-Mail [email protected] Associate AD/Communications ........John Dedman Office Phone ...................................(317) 940-9414 E-Mail [email protected] Athletics Website ................www.ButlerSports.com University Website ......................... www.Butler.edu 2 • Butler Women’s Soccer BUTLER WOMEN’S SOCCER 2018 Game Notes SCOUTING DAYTON Dayton came from behind on Sunday to defeat Eastern Michigan 3-1, moving the Flyers to 3-1-0. The only loss for Dayton came at the hands of Louisville, who beat the Flyers 1-0 on their home field. Dayton also has wins over James Madison (2-1) and William and Mary (2- BULLDOGS BY STATE... 1). Six different Flyers have scored goals this season: led by junior Micayla Livingston with Indiana ....................................................10 two, and one each for senior Keagin Collie, sophomores Morgan Henderson and Camarco, Illinois ........................................................4 and freshmen Izzy Greene and Hannah Osland. Michigan ...................................................4 Ohio .........................................................3 New Jersey ..............................................2 SCOUTING KANSAS Minnesota ................................................2 Kansas is coming off a 1-1 double overtime draw against Oregon on Sunday. Senior International (Germany) ............................1 midfielder Kaycie Young scored the lone goal for the Jayhawks . Kansas has not lost in Iowa ..........................................................1 Maryland ..................................................1 2018, posting a 1-0 win against then ranked No. 18 Pepperdine in their opening game of Tennessee ...............................................1 the season. The Jayhawks also own wins against South Dakota State (3-0) and Oregon Missouri ....................................................1 State (3-0). Katie McClure is the offensive leader for the Jayhawks with three goals and Wisconsin .................................................1 two assists. Goalkeeper Sarah Peters has played every minute in the net and has only Kentucky ...................................................1 allowed one goal. Massachusetts ..........................................1 BULLDOGS RANKED The Butler women’s soccer team has cracked the United Soccer Coaches poll, coming in at No. 25, Butler was previously receiving votes and is now ranked for the first time in 2018. The Bulldogs are 3-0 on the season, with their most recent win coming against nationally- ranked Notre Dame on Sunday. Butler took down the Irish 4-1, scoring just 90 seconds into CAREER RECORD WATCH LIST... the match and never relinquishing their lead. The Bulldogs have also posted a 2-0 win over IUPUI and a 3-1 victory against Kent State. Saves 5) Julie Burton, 2010-13 .......................145
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