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2014 Redbird Soccer 9 MVC Regular Season Titles • 5 MVC Tournament Titles 5 NCAA Appearances • 7 MVC Players of the Year 2014 Redbird Soccer 9 MVC Regular Season Titles • 5 MVC Tournament Titles 5 NCAA Appearances • 7 MVC Players of the Year Zach Wadley • O: 309-438-5746 • C: 815-954-3458 [email protected] 2014 SCHEDULE Matches 5 & 6 • September 3 and 7 Aug. 11 at Notre Dame (Exh.) South Bend, Ind. L, 4-0 DePaul Blue Demons Aug. 15 Purdue (Exh.) Normal, Ill. L, 2-0 Sept. 3 • 4 p.m. • Wish Field Aug. 22 Northern Illinois Normal, Ill. W, 4-1 Location: ........................................Chicago, Ill. Aug. 24 Central Michigan Normal, Ill. W, 5-1 Founded: .................................................... 1898 Aug. 29 Sam Houston State College Station, Texas W, 4-0 Enrollment: ............................................. 25,145 Aug. 31 at Texas A&M College Station, Texas L, 4-1 Colors: ............................ Royal Blue and Scarlet Sept. 3 at DePaul Chicago, Ill. 4 p.m. 4-0-0 (0-0-0 Big East) Director of Athletics: ...........Jean Lenti Ponsetto Sept. 7 Boston College Normal, Ill. 1 p.m. PROGRAM HISTORY SERIES HISTORY Sept. 12 at SEMO Cape Girardeau, Mo. 6:30 p.m. First Year: ..................................... 1996 ISU Record: .....................................4-2 Sept. 14 Baylor Normal, Ill. 1 p.m. All-Time Record: .................118-202-28 First Meeting: ............................... 2014 Sept. 19 Western Michigan Normal, Ill. 4 p.m. NCAA Appearances/Last: ........ 2/2013 Last Meeting: ............. 2011 (ISU 4-3 ot) Sept. 21 at Miami (OH) Oxford, Ohio 12 p.m. 2013 Record: .......13-6-2 (5-3-1 Big East) ISU Streak: .....................................W2 Sept. 28 Missouri State* Normal, Ill. 1 p.m. Conf. Finish: ...............................Third Oct. 1 at Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wis. 7 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost: .................7/4 Oct. 4 at Evansville* Evansville, Ind. 1 p.m. Boston College Eagles Oct. 11 at Loyola* Chicago, Ill. 7 p.m. Sept. 7 • 1 p.m. • Adelaide Street Field Oct. 15 Northern Iowa* Normal, Ill. 6 p.m. Location: ............................Chestnut Hill, Mass. Oct. 19 Indiana State* Normal, Ill. 1 p.m. Founded: .................................................... 1863 Oct. 25 at Drake* Des Moines, Iowa 7 p.m. Enrollment: ............................................. 14,640 Oct. 30 Idaho Normal, Ill. 7 p.m. Colors: ................................... Maroon and Gold 3-1-0 (0-0-0 ACC) Director of Athletics: ........................ Brad Bates 2014 MVC Women’s Soccer Championship PROGRAM HISTORY SERIES HISTORY Nov. 2 Quarterfinals Campus Sites TBA First Year: ..................................... 1992 ISU Record: .....................First Meeting Nov. 7 Semifinals Normal, Ill. TBA All-Time Record: ................................ - First Meeting: ............................... 2014 Nov. 9 Championship Normal, Ill. TBA NCAA Appearances/Last: ....... 11 cons. Last Meeting: ................................N/A 2013 Record: ..........13-10-1 (6-6-1 ACC) ISU Streak: ...................................N/A * - Missouri Valley Conference match Conf. Finish: ............................... Sixth All times CST Starters Returning/Lost: .................7/4 THIS WEEK IN ISU SOCCER • ISU is coming off an extended roadtrip in Texas, where the Redbirds came away 1-1. ISU picked up their first shutout of the season with a 4-0 victory over Sam Houston State before falling to No. 7 Texas A&M 4-1. It was ISU’s first loss of the season. • The Redbirds are playing their third straight game on the road against DePaul Wednesday. Despite the programs’ close proximity, this is just the seventh meeting all time between the clubs. • Both DePaul and Boston College are flirting with the Top 25 in the most recent polls. The game Sunday against Boston College will be broadcast nationally on NSCAATV.com. It’s the National Game of the Week and it will the first meeting for the two teams. It will also be the third-straight match against a Top 25 team for ISU. QUICK KICKS • Aryn Newsom officially rewrote the record books after the opening weekend. Newsom recorded two wins as starting goalkeeper for the Redbirds, which gave her 37 for her career. She has averaged 11.7 per year for her career and currently has 38 total. • Only two teams from the Missouri Valley Conference have one loss, with Illinois State being one of them. The Redbirds are 3-1 through two weeks of play. Joining them at the top of the standings is Evansville, also 3-1. • Hannah Leinert leads the Redbirds in points with six. She recorded five within three minutes of each other against Central Michigan. She then added an assist against Sam Houston State last Friday. • Rachel Tejada netted one goal and dished out three assists during the first two weekends to make her career point total 143. She already holds the Valley record for total points. Her most recent goal was the 55th of her career, which puts her just four behind the program leader. • Ali Farkos recorded six points last season on two goals and two assists. In an expanded role this season, she has flourished early. Farkos found the back of the net on Friday with a lofted shot from outside the 18. She then assisted two goals on Sunday to give her four points total. • Head coach Drew Roff is in his eighth season at the helm of the Redbirds, and tenth overall. Roff, who has led ISU to five regular-season MVC titles, four MVC Tournament titles, and four NCAA Tournament appearances, enters the week fifteen wins shy of 100-career victories at ISU (85-45-11). • ISU’s defensive unit surrendered two goals through three games with one coming by way of a penalty kick. The defense allowed just 19 shots to be taken and Aryn Newsom was required to make just six saves in 248 minutes of play. 2014 Illinois State Soccer Game Notes 1 Matches 1 & 2 • Aug. 22 and 24 Matches 1 & 2 • Aug. 22 and 24 MVC Honors Tale of the Tape Goal Tracker The Last Time... • ISU hauled in three conference awards after the first week Team Stats ISU DePaul BC Date Player Opponent Score Final Illinois State of play. Hannah Leinert earned MVC Offensive Player Record 3-1-0 4-0-0 3-1-0 8-22 Dagny Olson N. Illinois 1-0 4-1 Scored 3 goals............................ ........... at Evansville (11-8-13) [3-1] of the Week while Abby Van Deventer was named MVC Goals Scored 14 9 10 8-22 Rachel Tejada N. Illinois 2-0 4-1 Scored 4 goals ................... vs. Sam Houston State (8-29-14) [4-0] Goals Allowed 6 4 3 Defensive Player of the Week. Goalkeeper Aryn Newsom 8-22 Paige Jarsombeck N. Illinois 3-0 4-1 Scored 5 goals ........................ vs. Central Michigan (8-24-14) [5-1] Goals/Game 3.50 2.25 2.50 Scored 6+ goals .............................vs. Indiana State (10-14-12) [9-2] was named MVC Scholar-Athlete of the Week GA/Game 1.50 1.00 0.75 8-22 Ali Farkos N. Illinois 4-0 4-1 Allowed 0 goals ......................vs. Sam Houston State (8-29-14) [4-0] Shots 72 46 64 8-24 Emily Dickman C. Michigan 2-0 5-1 Shots on Goal 40 22 -- 8-24 Hannah Leinert C. Michigan 3-0 5-1 Allowed 1 goals ......................vs. Central Michigan (8-24-14) [5-1] Quality, Not Quantity Shots/Game 18 11.5 16 8-24 Hannah Leinert C. Michigan 4-0 5-1 Allowed 2 goals ....................................at Kansas (9-22-13) [0-2] • Despite returning eight of 11 starters from last year’s Assists 11 8 7 8-24 Paige Jarsombeck C. Michigan 5-0 5-1 Allowed 3 goals ....................... at #11 Michigan (11-22-12) [0-3] squad, the Redbirds feature only seven upperclassmen. Cornerkicks 25 18 33 8-29 Emily Dickman Sam Houston St.1-0 4-0 Allowed 4 goals .......................at #7 Texas A&M (8-31-14) [1-4] • However, all seven of those upperclassmen - Ali Farkos, Saves 11 8 9 8-29 Keri Kujawa Sam Houston St.2-0 4-0 Allowed 5+ goals .......................................vs. Illinois (9-1-13) [1-5] Won in OT ...........................................at DePaul (9-4-11) [4-3] Keri Kujawa, Gabbi McArtor, Aryn Newsom, and Shutouts 1 1 2 8-29 Kelli Zickert Sam Houston St.3-0 4-0 Lost in OT .................................... at Creighton (10-28-10) [1-2] Rachel Tejada, Abby Van Deventer and Alyse Williams 8-29 Keri Kujawa Sam Houston St.4-0 4-0 will play an important role in the 2014 campaign. McAr- Won in 2OT ............................. vs. Northwestern (9-11-11) [2-1] Individual ISU DePaul BC 8-31 Dagny Olson Texas A&M 1-1 4-1 Lost in 2OT ...............................at #15 Wisconsin (9-9-12) [2-3] tor, Newsom, Tejada and Van Deventer were named to Points Leinert - 6 Reed - 10 McCaffrey - 7 the All-MVC Team last season. Tied in 2OT ...................................at Louisville (11-16-13) [1-1] Goals 3 tied - 2 Reed - 5 3 tied - 2 Took less than 10 shots .....................at #11 Michigan (11-22-13) [9] • Additionally, six of the sophomores - Rhianna Krutz, Assists Tejada - 3 Ben - 3 McCaffrey - 3 Took 10-19 shots .................. vs. Sam Houston State (8-29-14) [15] Brooke Ksiazek, Hannah Leinert, Kara Morway, Dagny Shots Leinert - 11 Wyatt - 12 McCaffrey - 16 Olson and Sara Stankoskey played in at least 20 games Shot % Olson - .667 Pitman - 1.000 Hoffend - .500 Took 20-29 shots .....................vs. Central Michigan (8-24-14) [25] their freshman seasons. Shots on Goal Tejada - 6 Reed - 6 -- - Took 30+ shots .....................................vs. Drake (9-25-11) [32] Allowed 5 or less shots ............. vs. Sam Houston State (8-29-14) [5] • All-in-all, there are only 26 players on the 2014 roster. SOG % Jarsombeck 3 tied - (min. 5 shots) .833 1.000 --- Allowed 6-10 shots .......................vs. Northern Illinois (8-22-14) [9] Saves Newsom - 11 Godinez - 6 Johnson - 9 Allowed 11-19 shots ....................at #7 Texas A&M (8-31-14) [18] Valley Success GK Minutes Newsom Godinez Johnson - Allowed 20-29 shots ............................
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