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TABLE OF CONTENTS Big Sky Information Conference History ...... 2 Conference Staﬀ ...... 3-5 Big Sky Institutions ...... 6 Big Sky SAAC Program ...... 7 Big Sky Presidents Cup ...... 8 2491 Washington Blvd., Suite 201 Big Sky All-Sports Trophy History ...... 9 Ogden, Utah 84401 Big Sky Conference Champions ...... 10 Phone: 801.392.1978 • Fax: 801.392.5568 2008 Big Sky Soccer Season Outlook ...... 11 Website - www.bigskyconf.com 2007 Composite Schedule ...... 12-13

BIG SKY CONFERENCE OFFICE STAFF Commissioner: ...... Doug Fullerton TEAM PAGES Associate Commissioner: ...... Ron Loghry Eastern Washington ...... 14-15 Asst. Commissioner/Media Relations: ...... Jon Kasper Idaho State ...... 16-17 Asst. Commissioner/Compliance: ...... Jaynee Nadolski Montana ...... 18-19 Information Director: ...... Autumn Wehr Information Intern ...... Tanner Gooch Northern Arizona ...... 20-21 Coordinator of Volleyball/Basketball Offi cials: Marla Denham Northern Colorado ...... 22-23 Coordinator of Football Offi cials: ...... Doug Toole Portland State ...... 24-25 Administrative Assistant: ...... Janet Carpenter Sacramento State ...... 26-27 Business Manager: ...... Christy Hatley Weber State ...... 28-29 Soccer Contact: Tanner Gooch Offi ce Phone: 801.392.1978 ext. 17 HISTORY AND RECORDS E-mail: [email protected] 2007 Season In Review ...... 30 All-Time School & Series Records ...... 31 Head Coach Records & Year-By-Year Standings ...... 32 WEEKLY PRESS RELEASE 2007 Team Statistics ...... 33 Th e Big Sky Conference media relations department produces 2007 Individual Statistics ...... 34 a weekly soccer release every Tuesday during the season. Me- dia can receive the releases as a PDF document via email by Big Sky Single Match Records ...... 35 contacting Tanner Gooch at 801.392.1978 ext. 17 or email at Big Sky Season & Career Records ...... 36 [email protected]. Standings, statistics and notes Championship History & Records ...... 37-42 are also available on the Big Sky web site at www.bigskyconf. Big Sky Postseason History ...... 42 com.

INTERNET Th e offi cial website of the Big Sky Conference can be accessed CONFERENCE HONORS by visiting www.bigskyconf.com. Weekly game notes, news Big Sky Individual Award Winners ...... 43 releases, statistics and standings are updated on the website. All-Conference Teams ...... 44-45 Soccer statistics are updated on Monday afternoon or Tuesday Past Players of the Week ...... 46 morning each week. All-Academic Teams ...... 47 PLAYER OF THE WEEK Each week of the 2008 soccer season the Big Sky Conference CREDITS offi ce selects an off ensive and defensive player of the week. Th e 2008 Big Sky Conference soccer media guide is published Th e winners are announced on Tuesdays by noon via a PDF by the Big Sky Conference. Th e guide was written, edited, document email and are also made available on the website. and designed by Nate Roane, Tanner Gooch, and Jon Kasper. Nominations are made by each institutions’ sports informa- Cover design by Mackenzie Hunter. Th e guide was printed tion director. by Alphagraphics in Ogden, Utah. Special thanks to the eight Big Sky institutional media relations staff s, photo depart- ments for all their help in putting the guide together.

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 1 Big Sky Conference History

he Big Sky Conference enters its 46th year of athletic competition in 2008-09. Th e Big Sky is an NCAA Division I member in all sports, with member institu- BIG SKY CONFERENCE INSTITUTIONS tions classifi ed in the Football Championship Subdivi- Cal State University Sacramento sion (formally I-AA). Th e Big Sky returned to a  Sacramento, Calif. nine-team format in 2006 with the addition of Northern Colorado. T  Member since 1996 Th e current lineup includes Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Eastern Washington University Montana, Montana State, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado,  Cheney, Wash. Portland State, Sacramento State and Weber State. Th e league has  Member since 1987 become one of the strongest Division I conferences in the West and is a national leader in the Football Championship Subdivision. Idaho State University  Pocatello, Idaho Th e Big Sky Conference was established in 1963 by six charter  Charter member since 1963 members – Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana, Montana State University of Montana and Weber State. Th ose six schools formed the foundation of the Big  Missoula, Mont. Sky before the league expanded in 1970 by adding Boise State and  Charter member since 1963 Northern Arizona. Gonzaga left the Sky in 1979 and was replaced by Nevada, which gave the league eight members. Th e conference grew Montana State University to nine schools in 1987 with the addition of Eastern Washington.  Bozeman, Mont.  Charter member since 1963 Th e 1990s saw change in the makeup of the league, beginning in 1992 when Nevada departed and put the Big Sky back at eight Northern Arizona University teams. In 1996 Boise State and Idaho left and at the same time the  Flagstaff, Ariz. conference added Portland State, Sacramento State and Cal State  Member since 1970 Northridge. Th e Big Sky maintained nine teams for fi ve years before University of Northern Colorado Cal State Northridge departed in the spring of 2001.  Greeley, Colo.  Member since July 1, 2006 With the addition of Northern Colorado, the Big Sky spreads across eight states spanning from the Pacifi c Ocean to the Rocky Portland State University Mountain Front. Th e Big Sky is represented along the entire west  Portland, Ore. coast with schools in Washington, Oregon and California. League  Member since 1996 schools also range up and down the Rocky Mountains with institutions in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and now Colorado. Weber State University Of the eight western-most states in the contiguous United  Ogden, Utah States only one, Nevada, is not represented in the Big Sky.  Charter member since 1963

On Feb 25, 1963, the name Big Sky was adopted by the six presidents of the charter members as the name of the new conference. Th e name Big Sky originated in a novel written by the late Th e 2008-09 season will mark the 21th year that the Big Sky A.B. (Bud) Guthrie of Great Falls, Mont., in 1947 entitled “Th e Conference will sponsor championships in women’s sports. Th e for- Big Sky.” Jack Hollowell, a former Montana advertising director, mer Mountain West Conference existed from 1982-88, sponsoring promoted the Big Sky theme for the Treasure State. While on a track championships for women’s sports at the same institutions the Big and fi eld trip from Pocatello, Idaho, to Missoula, Mont., the legend- Sky had men’s programs. Th e Big Sky merged with the Mountain ary Dubby Holt of Idaho State saw a “Welcome to Big Sky Country” West in 1988, forming one league for both men and women. sign as his team entered Montana. Holt, and his athletes thought “Big Sky” would be a perfect name for the new conference. Harry Doug Fullerton, the fi fth commissioner of the Big Sky Confer- Missildine of the Spokane Spokesman-Review called for the newly ence, will enter his 14th year at the helm. Fullerton took over the formed league to be named the Big Sky Conference in his column Big Sky on July 1, 1995, replacing longtime commissioner Ron dated Feb. 20, 1963. Stephenson. Stephenson served the league for 14 years. Steve Belko Th e Big Sky sponsors championships in 14 sports, including was the commissioner from 1977-81 while John Roning held the men’s and women’s cross country, indoor and outdoor track and post from 1971-77. Th e fi rst league commissioner was Jack Friel, fi eld, basketball and tennis. In addition, there are also champion- who served from 1963-71. ships in football, and women’s volleyball, golf and soccer. 2 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Big Sky Conference Staff DOUG FULLERTON COMMISSIONER Doug Fullerton enters his 14th year as the commissioner of the Big Sky after taking over the 46-year- old conference on July 1, 1995. A dynamic and sensible leader, Fullerton is highly respected in collegiate athletics throughout the nation and has been instrumental in the current structuring of the Football Championship Subdivision. He came to the Big Sky from Montana State University, where he was an Athletics Director for 11 years. Prior to his appointment as an AD, Fullerton served as interim AD for three months, as Assistant AD for three years and was also an assistant basketball coach at the university for three seasons. He was infl u- ential in leading Mon- tana State to the upper division of the Big Sky during his tenure. Since becoming commissioner of the Big Sky, the conference has become known as one of the most successful, innovative and aggressive conferences within the FCS (formerly I-AA). Fullerton was selected by his fellow commissioners to serve as President of the Collegiate Com- missioners Association (CCA) in 2003-04, becoming the fi rst FCS commissioner to ever serve in that capacity. Fullerton has also been sought by conferences and institutions as a consultant regarding the feasibility of level changes within the NCAA. Ad- ditionally, Fullerton is also a member of the Division I Basketball Issues Committee and is one of just two FCS representatives serving on the NCAA Football COMMISSIONER DOUG FULLERTON SPEAKS AT THE 2006-07 BIG SKY CONFERENCE Board of Directors. STERLING SAVINGS BANK PRESIDENTS’ CUP PRESENTATION. Fullerton also has been successful in coordinating the national agenda for FCS, highlighted by the increase in competitive opportunities within FCS, the improved communication between the Football Bowl Subdivision and Football Championship Subdivision commissioners, the negotiation of a grant to FCS conferences from the Bowl Championship Series members, as well as an active and eff ective FCS legislative agenda. In December 2002 Fullerton was one of two recipients of the inaugural Bold Beacon Award, which is presented by Th e Sports Network and Col- lege Football Annual Advantage to honor leadership in FCS football. Th e 2004-05 campaign was a banner one for Fullerton. Th e All-American Football Foundation honored Fullerton with the Asa S. Bushnell Outstanding Commissioner Award. Fullerton was also one of three Conference Commissioners invited to the Basketball Partnership Committee, a new group formed to study college basketball. In 2006, Fullerton and the Big Sky Conference unveiled Big Sky TV, a video streaming web site that features all football, men’s and women’s basketball, and volleyball games held in Big Sky venues. Fullerton was instrumental in the formation of this project, one of the most comprehensive of any video streaming site by an NCAA conference. In 2007, Fullerton was named to the executive board of NCAA football, the fi rst commissioner of a FCS league to serve. He was also named to the Board of Managers for College Football Offi ciating. He is one of two FCS commissioners serving on the board, which was established to standardize offi ciating throughout the NCAA. Outside of athletics, Fullerton has served as the Statewide President for Prevent Child Abuse Utah. A native of Hamilton, Mont., Fullerton received his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from California Western University (now U.S. International) in 1968. While at California Western, he lettered three times in baseball and twice in basketball. Fullerton earned his master’s degree in higher education from Montana State in 1985. Fullerton’s teaching and coaching career began at Ennis High School (Mont.) in 1971 before he moved to Bozeman High School in 1972. In 1978, he began his stint with the MSU athletic program, and in 1981 became Bozeman High School’s head basketball coach, a post he held for two years before joining the MSU athletic department. Fullerton and his wife, the former Cari Cowdrey of Bozeman, are the parents of a 19-year-old daughter Amanda.

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RON LOGHRY ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER

Ron Loghry is in his 14th year with the Big Sky Conference. After seven years as the Chief of Staff , Loghry was promoted to Associate Commissioner in May of 2006. In his newest role, Loghry serves as the Director of Championships and oversees Big Sky TV, the conference’s video streaming package with Broadcast International. Loghry will also handle the league’s television contracts, marketing and corporate sponsorships. Prior to his position as Chief of Staff , Loghry served two years as the Assistant Commissioner/ Media Relations and two years as Assistant Commissioner/Operations. Loghry took over the Big Sky’s compliance duties on Nov. 1, 2002. In addition, Loghry’s duties at the Big Sky include overseeing the day-to-day operations of the conference offi ce. He is responsible for producing all Big Sky Conference schedules and directs the Properties Division of the league. Loghry is the conference offi ce liaison to all coaches’ groups and to the NCAA, and is an ex-offi cio member of all Big Sky Conference committees. He is a member of the NCAA Sportsmanship and Ethical Conduct Committee and a past member of the NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer West Regional advisory committee. Loghry came to the conference offi ce from the University of Wyoming, where he was an assistant in the sports information department for three years and was pursuing his master’s degree in communication. Prior to his stint with Wyoming, Loghry had been the Operations Coordinator for the Continental Basketball Association and before that he performed a one-year internship with the Western Athletic Conference, where he was an administrative and media relations assistant. At the WAC, Loghry was the media director for the league’s wrestling championship and was the assistant championship director for baseball, men’s and women’s basketball and cross country. Loghry was an undergraduate assistant in the University of Wyoming’s sports information offi ce for two years before he received his bachelor’s degree in journalism/public relations in 1990. He was the recipient of the 1989 Admiral Emory S. Land Award, which is given annually to the University of Wyoming student who has contributed the most to the promotion of Cowboy athletics. A Riverton, Wyo. native, Loghrand and his wife Michelle have a son Connor (12) and a daughter Gentry (9).

JAYNEE NADOLSKI JON KASPER ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER/COMPLIANCE ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER/MEDIA RELATIONS

Jaynee Nadolski begins her ninth year Jon Kasper joined the Big Sky Conference with the Big Sky Conference, and her third in September of 2004, assuming the role of as the Compliance Director. Assistant Commissioner for Media Relations. Nadolski was promoted to her new He oversees the media relations department role in May of 2006. She serves as a liaison and is responsible for the organization of the between the NCAA and the Big Sky’s nine Big Sky’s publicity eﬀ orts, including media member institutions to ensure understand- relations, and the promotion of 14 sponsored ing and compliance with the NCAA and the sports. Big Sky Code Bylaws. Nadolski also handles corporate sponsorships Kasper came to the Big Sky Conference within the league. from the Missoulian in Missoula, Mont., where he spent 10 1/2 Nadolski started with the league as Assistant Information Direc- years as sportswriter, the last seven covering the University of Mon- tor and was promoted to Information Director in 2001. tana football team, the Big Sky Conference and FCS football. He In 2003 Nadolski took on the added responsibilities as the also covered a variety of prep and college sports, and designed pages Director of Championships for the league’s nine postseason events. for an award-winning sports section, while also contributing time to In the fall of 2004, she was promoted to Assistant Commissioner/ the Sports Guys radio program, which aired in Missoula. Championships and Information. In that position, Nadolski over- In 2003 and 2004, the National Sportscasters and Sportswrit- saw all aspects of Big Sky Championship events including manage- ers Association named him the Montana Sportswriter of the Year. In ment, marketing and merchandise sales. addition, Kasper was named one of the top Football Championship A native of Preston, Idaho, Nadolski came to the Big Sky after Subdivision football writers by the Sports Network for the 2002 and playing basketball at Weber State for four years. While at Weber 2003 seasons. State, she interned with the Wildcat Athletic Marketing Depart- Kasper earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism with an em- ment where her responsibilities included developing marketing phasis in radio/television from the University of Montana in 1997. strategies for volleyball, women’s basketball and soccer, as well as While at UM, he hosted and contributed to Montana Griz Monthly, taking an active role in game management. a 30-minute weekly sports program. He is a member of the Na- Nadolski graduated from Weber State in 2000 with a bachelor’s tional Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association, as well as College degree in public relations. She is a member of the National As- Sports Information Directors of America, and the United States Bas- sociation of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NAC- ketball Writers Association. Kasper served as a timeout coordinator WAA), the Conference Commissioners Association Compliance during the ﬁ rst and second rounds of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Coordinators (CCACA), and the National Association of Athletics Championship in Indianapolis, Ind., in 2005, in Spokane, Wash., in Compliance Coordinators (NAACC) She is also a graduate of the 2007, and Tampa, Fla. in 2008. NACWAA/HERS Institute for Administrative Advancement. Th e Kasper was born in Minot, N.D., and graduated high school former Jaynee Paskins, she married Benjamin Nadolski in the sum- from Great Falls Russell in Great Falls, Mont. Kasper married Mack- mer of 2003. enzie Hunter in June of 2008.

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AUTUMN WEHR MARLA DENHAM INFORMATION DIRECTOR COORDINATOR OF OFFICIALS MEN’S AND Autumn Wehr began her duties as Big Sky WOMEN’S BASKETBALL, VOLLEYBALL Conference Media Relations Director in July of Marla Denham enters her 12th year with the 2006, following a year as the Media Relations Big Sky and her nine in the role of coordinator of Intern. men’s basketball offi cials. Wehr serves as the league contact for wom- Denham, of Mesa, Ariz., is responsible for the en’s volleyball, women’s basketball and men’s and recruitment, training, evaluation and assigning of women’s tennis. During her internship, Wehr all men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball handled soccer, cross country and indoor and outdoor track and fi eld. offi cials, as well as women’s soccer. She supervised and assigned offi cials Wehr graduated in 2005 from the University of Utah with a bach- for volleyball and basketball in the Arizona Community College Athletic elor’s degree in mass communications with an emphasis in electronic Conference, and has been a Division I women’s basketball and volleyball journalism. While at Utah, she interned with the Sports Information offi cial since 1987, working in several conferences including the Big Sky. Dept. for two years. Wehr was the men’s and women’s tennis contact, Denham also refereed professional women’s basketball in the ABL and and also assisted in the media relations for football, men’s and women’s received its “Offi cial of the Year” award in 1997-98. basketball, baseball and volleyball. Denham is a 1984 graduate of Arizona State, where she earned her In addition to her work in Sports Information, Wehr was actively bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. She formally worked for the Mari- engaged in reporting and producing the sports segment of the student copa County Adult Probation Department. television news. DOUG TOOLE Wehr was born in Washington, Penn., and graduated high school COORDINATOR OF FOOTBALL OFFICIALS from Weber High in Pleasant View, Utah. Currently, she resides in

North Ogden. Doug Toole is in his ninth season as the Coordinator of Football Offi cials for the Big Sky Conference. JANET CARPENTER Toole retired as a National Football League ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT offi cial following the 2006. Toole spent 19 seasons as an NFL offi cial, working 16 postseason Janet Carpenter is in her seventh full year games, including Super Bowls XXXII and XXXV. with the Big Sky having joined the conference In addition, he worked fi ve conference championships and several divi- in February 2001. sional playoff games. Toole’s fi nal game was the 2007 Pro Bowl. Before coming to the Big Sky, Carpenter He was also a collegiate football offi cial for 16 years, working in both was an Executive Secretary at Th iokol Corpo- the Big Sky Conference and the Western Athletic Conference. ration from 1986-2000 and Secretary to the A resident of Park City, Utah, Toole has been inducted into both the President and Chairman of the Board at the National High School Sports Hall of Fame and the Utah High School Bank of Utah from 1975-1986. Activities Association Offi cials Hall of Fame. A 1963 graduate of Utah A native of Wyandotte, Mich., Carpenter is a Certifi ed Profes- State University, Toole earned his Physical Th erapy Certifi cate from sional Secretary (CPS). She and her husband, Dennis, own Carpen- Stanford University in 1964. ter Furnace Co. Inc, and reside in South Ogden. Tanner Gooch Media Relations Intern CHRISTY HATLEY BUSINESS MANAGER Tanner Gooch enters his fi rst year with the Big Sky Conference as the Media Relations Intern. He is the contact for women’s soccer, cross Christy Hatley joined the Big Sky Confer- country, and indoor and outdoor track and fi eld. ence as the new business manager in August of Gooch made his way to the Big Sky from Bozeman, Mont. where 2006. for two years he hosted Th e Redzone, a sports talk radio program. He Hatley handles travel arrangements for Big Sky is a 2007 graduate of Montana State University where he received a offi cials. bachelor’s degree in political science. He is currently participating the Prior to the Big Sky, Hatley was the offi ce master’s in sports leadership program at Northeastern University. manager for Tingey Construction Co. where During the 2007 football season Gooch worked with Max Media she was responsible for managing over $900 million a year in com- of Montana as a stage manager for Montana State football television mercial construction. broadcasts. He was also a sports writer for Montana State’s student Before moving to Ogden in 1998, Hatley had a property man- newspaper from 2005 to 2007. agement company in St George, Utah, where she maintained and He was born in Missoula, Mont., graduated from Whitehall High in leased residential properties. Whitehall, Mont. He moved to Roy, Utah in the summer of 2008 after living in Montana for the majority of his lifetime. Hatley has two children, and resides in Riverdale, Utah. Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 5 Big Sky Conference Institutions

Cal State University Sacramento University of Montana University of Northern Colorado  27,932 students were enrolled at Cal State Sacra-  Montana is listed among the top 25 universities in  Established in 1889 as the State Normal School. mento in 2006-07. the nation for Peace Corps recruiting and is profi led Since that time, the institution has also been known  Th e University, in cooperation with UC Santa in America’s 100 Best College Buys and Barron’s Best as Colorado State Teachers College (1911-35), Barbara, has one of only 10 public history doctoral Buys in College Education. Colorado State College of Education (1935-57) and programsprograms in tthehe nnation.ation.  UM owns and operates Lubrecht Experimental Colorado State College (1957-70).  CSUSCSUS boastsboasts tthehe llargestargest ccooperativeooperative eeducationducation Forest, a 28,000-acre teaching and research forest. Lo-  UNC has one of the most prestigious business pprogramrogram in CCalifornia,alifornia, ooffff eeringring hhundredsundreds ooff sstudentstudents cated approximately 30 miles northeast of Missoula, programs in the country. In 2004, the Kenneth W. aacademiccademic crcreditedit fforor wworkork eexperiencesxperiences rrelatedelated ttoo ttheirheir Lubrecht Forest provides students the opportunity Monfort College of Business was the fi rst and only major. to learn tree thinning and harvesting techniques in business school to receive the Malcolm Baldrige  AboutAbout 40 ppercentercent ooff CSCSUSUS sstudentstudents vvolunteerolunteer in addition to forest and ecological projects. National Quality Award. Th e award is the nation’s thethe ccommunityommunity eeachach yyear.ear. OOne-thirdne-third ooff tthemhem ddevoteevote  UM has had 39 international Fulbright Scholars, highest honor for quality and performance excellence. atat lleasteast 10 hhoursours pperer wweek.eek. ten Truman Scholars, 10 Goldwater Scholars, 13  UNC has twice been named to “America’s Guide  Th ee CCenterenter fforor CCaliforniaalifornia SStudiestudies aatt CSCSUSUS rrunsuns Udall Scholars, and 28 Rhodes Scholars. to the 100 Best College Buys” list of best education thethe hhighlyighly ccompetitiveompetitive CCapitalapital FFellowellow PProgram,rogram, in Prominent UM Alumni: bargains in the United States. whichwhich mmoreore tthanhan 60 ggraduateraduate sstudentstudents wworkork fforor a yyearear  Mike Mansfi eld, U. S. Senator, former ambassador  Th e University’s teacher education programs have asas full-time,full-time, ppaidaid sstafftaff in legislativelegislative offioffi cceses aandnd ootherther to Japan consistently ranked the institution among the top 10 areasareas ooff sstatetate ggovernment.overnment.  Carrol O’Connor, famous for his role as Archie in the U.S. for the past 60 years. ProminentProminent CSUSCSUS AAlumni:lumni: Bunker Prominent UNC Alumni:  Tom Hanks, Academy Award-winning actor  Eric Braeden, plays Victor Newman on Young and  James Michener, Pulitzer Prize-winning author  Grantland Johnson, head of the California Health the Restless  Dick Monfort, Co-Owner/Vice Chairman, and Human Services Agency  Larry Krystkowiak, former NBA player and Mil- Colorado Rockies baseball team  Joan Lunden, former Good Morning America co- waukee Bucks head coach  Lt. Gen. Carol Schneider Mutter (retired), host  Harold Urey, scientist and Nobel Prize winner highest-ranking woman in the U.S. Marine Corps  Wayne Th iebaud, internationally acclaimed artist  Henrietta Holsman Fore, former Director of the Montana State University United States Mint Eastern Washington University  Located in the “Heart of Yellowstone Country”  Established in 1882 as the Benjamin P. Cheney just 90 miles north of world famous Yellowstone Portland State University Academy, Eastern Washington became a state institu- National Park, Bozeman sports over 2,000 miles of  Th e Peter W. Stott Center, home of the PSU bas- tion aft er Washington was admitted to the union in blue ribbon trout streams. ketball, volleyball and wrestling teams, received a $1 1889.  Montana State’s 1,170-acre campus consists of million renovation in 2002  Newsweek magazine named EWU as a “Best Value over 40 classrooms and administration buildings,  Portland State is the largest university in the state for the Tuition Dollar.” In addition, Eastern ranks including the famed Museum of the Rockies. MSU of Oregon with an enrollment of 23,117. among the top 10 public masters degree granting off ers 46 degree programs in 125 diff erent areas  Portland State boasts one of the top fi ve Urban universities in the West. of study. With over two-thirds of the 500 resident  Studies programs in the nation. For three years in a row an EWU student won top faculty members holding doctorates, the MSU educa- Prominent PSU Alumni: awards at the “Making Waves” Film-Festival. tional system ranks among the best in the nation.  Brady Adams, Oregon Senate President Prominent EWU Alumni:  With 38 recipients, MSU is among the nation’s   Robert C. Jones, President of the Kennedy Center Th omas Hampson, Grammy-nominated Opera leaders in Goldwater Scholarships, America’s premier  Michael Richardson, movie producer/publisher of Singer science award established by Congress in 1986 to  Todd McFarlane, creator of “Spawn” Comic Book Dark Horse Comics encourage young science talent. and paid $3 million for Mark McGwire’s 70th home  Neil Lomax, former NFL quarterback Prominent MSU Alumni: run ball  Craig Kilborn, former host of CBS Late, Late  Launi Meili, gold medalist in women’s three-posi- Show, played basketball at MSU Weber State University tion smallbore rifl e shooting at 1992 Olympic Games  Loren Acton, member of the Challenger 8 space  Weber State off ers undergraduate liberal  David Sabey, President and CEO of the Sabey shuttle mission and is a professor emeritus of physics education in the Arts, Humanitites and Sciences, Coporation, real estate developers in the Pacifi c at MSU. Authorized professional work in Education, Business, Northwest  Kristy Edmunds, considered to be one of the Technology and specialized training in Allied Heath  General Gratton Oneal Sealock II, orchestrated Northwest’s leading arts advocates, she launched and Sciences and Trade Technical Education. negotiations with China to release the US spy plane operates the Portland Institute for Contemporary  Th e new Ethal Wattis Kimball Visual Arts Center and 24 crew members in 2001 Arts (PICA). opened in the spring of 2002. Th e center is the fi rst academic building at WSU built entirely with private Idaho State University donations. Th e three-story, 70,000-square-foot build-  Northern Arizona University Th e original ISU campus consisted of a four-block ing houses the school’s visual arts department.  Founded as a teacher’s college in 1899 by the area of 8.5 acres donated by the citizens of Pocatello.  Th e Elizabeth Dee Shaw Stewart Stadium Sky Arizona Territorial Legislature, NAU is in the edu- Today, ISU has more than 50 buildings and a total of Suites will be showcased for the seventh football cational background of more than half of Arizona’s two million square feet. season in 2007 Th e facility was the result of a gener-  teachers currently in service. During the last decade, enrollment at ISU ous $4.8 million donation by the Stewart Education increased by 30 percent and 92 percent of current  When Northern Arizona Normal School opened Foundation. students are Idaho residents. in 1899, 37 students enrolled as the fi rst class. Th e Prominent WSU Alumni:  ISU draws its 12,676 students from every county building was originally slated to be a state mental in- Nolan Archibald, CEO Black and Decker Company in Idaho, all 50 states and more than 40 foreign coun- stitution before the Territorial Legislature intervened. Mike Malaska, ranked among Golf Magazine’s top tries.  When the J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome was built 50 golf teachers Prominent ISU Alumni: in 1978, it was the largest wood-span domed struc- Robert Hyde, Chief Financial Offi cer of Utah Jazz  Stacy Dragila, gold medalist in women’s pole vault ture in the world. NAU is one of just eight schools Roger Trinchero, president and co-owner of Sutter at the 2000 Olympics nationwide that owns its own domed facility. Home Winery  Merril Hoge, reporter for ESPN and host of Edge Prominent NAU Alumni: NFL Matchup  Dwight Patterson, founder of Major League  Dr. Gary K. Bertsch, director of Center for Inter- Baseball’s Cactus League national Trade and Security  Mark Th atcher, founder and CEO of Teva Sport  T. Herbert Gordon, Peabody Award winner and Sandals former NBC executive 6 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Big Sky SAAC Program

he Big Sky Conference has been a leader in formation and enhancement of the Student-Athlete Advisory Commit- tee (SAAC) program. Each campus in the Big Sky has their own SAAC made up of committed student-athletes who want to make the experience of being a student-athlete better. Along with individual school committees, the Big Sky has its own conference-wide SAAC. Th e Big Sky SAACT is composed of two representatives from each institution. Committee members must be of at least sophomore class status and must be eligible for competition.

Th e Big Sky SAAC serves ﬁ ve functions: Address conference issues aﬀ ecting student-athlete welfare

Provide feedback and distribute information from the national representative

Increase and improve student-athletes’ understanding of the legislative process

Promote student-athlete participation in the legislative process

Provide a forum for addressing student-athlete concerns

In May of 2008, SAAC representatives attended the Big Sky Conference spring meetings in Cheney, Wash. Th e reps took part in a community service project on Sunday and were involved in meetings with administrators on Monday. “I think it was a really big step for our conference and for the SAAC reps to be at this kind of meeting,’’ said former Port- land State volleyball player Marla Morin. “I think it’s important the athletes realize they are part of the process. Th e NCAA is designed for them. I think that gets lost sometimes. Th ey don’t’ realize what the NCAA is all about. I think SAAC brings that home. No one in that room would have been there if it wasn’t for the athletes they were representing.’’ Th e SAAC program also encourages student-athletes to become involved in the community. Th e student-athletes participate in a number of diﬀ erent activities designed to help solidify their image in the community and to reach out to the people who support them at their competitions. Some of the events at Big Sky schools are:

• Read Across America “THE MISSION OF THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATH- • Drug and Violence Education LETIC ASSOCIATION STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COM- • Academic Luncheons MITTEE IS TO ENHANCE THE TOTAL STUDENT-ATHLETE • Blood Drives EXPERIENCE BY PROMOTING OPPORTUNITY, PROTECTING STUDENT-ATHLETE WELFARE AND FOSTERING A POSITIVE • National Student-Athlete Day STUDENT-ATHLETE IMAGE.” • Red Ribbon Week

“With our SAAC at Sacramento State, I’d love to see us increase participation of student-athletes and increase participation among administrators,’’ said Sacramento State volleyball player Lindsay Haupt. “We got some good ideas from other schools while we were here, things like Habitat for Humanity, and other community service projects.’’ Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 7 Big Sky Presidents’ Cup

he 2007-08 Weber State fi n- academic year ished third in the marked the athletic portion of sixth year of the the competition, SterlingT Savings Big Sky averaging 9.64 Presidents Cup Award. points per sport. Th e Presidents Cup was Weber State did created as a single award not win a confer- that accounts for the ence championship, academic achievement of student- 2007-08 PRESIDENTS CUP STANDINGS but was near the top of the standings in athletes at Big Sky institutions as nearly every sport. Th e Wildcats started OP THREE FINISHERS well as performance on the athletic (T ) the 2007-08 athletic season with runner- fi eld of play. For the Cup, schools 1. Weber State up fi nishes in men’s and women’s cross are awarded points based on fi ve 2. Northern Arizona country. Th e Wildcats were also second criteria: 3. Montana in men’s and women’s indoor track and fi eld. Weber State tied for second in soc- • Individual Team Grade Point cercer.. Th ee WWildcatsildcats fifi nishednished thirthirdd inin menmen’s’s Averages tennis, thirthirdd in menmen’s’s basketball, and thirthirdd in menmen’s’s outdoor track and fi eld. • Graduation Rates WWebereber StateState also fi nished fourfourthth in vvol-ol- leyball and tied for fourfourthth in football. • Number of All-Conference per- formers with a grade point average WWebereber StateState won the academic porportiontion above 3.0 of the competition, which catapulted the WWildcatsildcats to the title. WWebereber SStatetate scorscoreded • Women’s All-Sports Trophy Points the leagueleague’s’s top graduation rate. IItsts teams compiled a cumulativcumulativee grade point avaver-er- • Men’s All-Sports Trophy Points age of 3.18, and 33 WWildcatildcat All-Confer- ence student-athletes rregisteredegistered GPGPAsAs of Based on the established criteria, 3.0 or betterbetter.. the Weber State has captured the WEBER STATE WON ITS THIRD PRESIDENTS’ CUP IN 2007-08. COMMIS- 2007-08 Sterling Savings Bank Big SIONER DOUG FULLERTON IS SHOWN HERE PRESENTING WEBER STATE Th e Wildcat men’s cross country team Sky Conference Presidents Cup for WITH THIER SECOND CUP BACK IN 2003-04. fi nished with a team GPA of 3.48. Weber the third time in the six-year history State’s women’s golf team and women’s of the prestigious award. tennis team each had team GPAs of 3.34. Eleven of Weber State’s 14 Big Sky Conference athletic teams fi nished with a GPA higher Weber State claimed the prestigious award in 2002-03, the fi rst than 3.0. year the honor was given. Th e Wildcats repeated in 2003-04. It was another banner year for Big Sky student-athletes in the class- “In our mind, this is the most important award given by the Big room. Of the 125 Big Sky teams, 78 fi nished with an average GPA Sky Conference,’’ said Dr. Norm Tarbox, Weber State’s Vice Presi- of at least 3.0. Eight of the nine institutions compiled a cumula- dent of Administrative Services. “We’ve taken it three out of six tive GPA of 3.0 or better. Eastern Washington led the way with a years. We are thrilled to be back on top.’’ cumulative GPA of 3.20, followed by Montana State at 3.19, and Weber State at 3.18. Eastern Washington’s women’s basketball team “We’re so proud of our student-athletes on and off the fi eld,’’ said registered the league’s top GPA at 3.56. A total of 210 all-confer- Weber State Athletics Director Jerry Graybeal. “Obviously our ence athletes fi nished with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. department believes in the mission statement of Weber State. Th is Presidents’ Cup title reinforces the mission statement. We are so Th e Presidents Cup will serve as a traveling trophy to each year’s very, very fortunate to have a faculty and administration that goes winner. Th e 2008-09 winner will be announced in July. well above and beyond for the student-athletes in their academic pursuits.’’ Past Presidents’ Cup Winners Athletic points are determined by regular-season standings for 2002-03 Weber State football, soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, and men’s 2003-04 Weber State and women’s tennis. Finish in the Big Sky Championships for 2004-05 Montana State men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s indoor and 2005-06 Northern Arizona outdoor track and fi eld, and golf are also used to determine points. 2006-07 Montana 2007-08 Weber State 8 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Big Sky All-Sports Trophy History

ALL-SPORTS TROPHY HISTORY ALL-TIME MEN’S ALL-SPORTS ALL-TIME WOMEN’S TROPHY WINNERS ALL-SPORTS TROPHY WINNERS he All-Sports Trophy has been a part of the Big 2007-08 NORTHERN ARIZONA 2007-08 SACRAMENTO STATE Sky Conference since its inception in 1963. 2006-07 NORTHERN ARIZONA 2006-07 WEBER STATE Th e trophy is designed to award schools for 2005-06 EASTERN WASHINGTON 2005-06 NORTHERN ARIZONA overall athletic excellence. Schools are award- 2004-05 MONTANA STATE 2004-05 WEBER STATE ed points based on team fi nish in regular season Big Sky 2003-04 NORTHERN ARIZONA 2003-04 WEBER STATE T 2002-03 MONTANA STATE standings for soccer, volleyball, football, men’s and women’s 2002-03 WEBER STATE 2001-02 WEBER STATE & 2001-02 WEBER STATE basketball and tennis. Points are also awarded in men’s and NORTHERN ARIZONA 2000-01 WEBER STATE 2000-01 WEBER STATE women’s cross country, indoor track & fi eld, outdoor track 1999-00 NORTHERN ARIZONA 1999-00 NORTHERN ARIZONA & fi eld and women’s golf by virtue of fi nish at the Big Sky 1998-99 NORTHERN ARIZONA Championship. Th is is the fi fth year that women’s soccer 1998-99 WEBER STATE 1997-98 WEBER STATE 1997-98 NORTHERN ARIZONA has been included in the All-Sports standings. By adding 1996-97 NORTHERN ARIZONA 1996-97 NORTHERN ARIZONA women’s soccer to the point totals, teams are ranked ac- 1995-96 BOISE STATE 1995-96 BOISE STATE cording to average points per sport rather than total points 1994-95 BOISE STATE 1994-95 BOISE STATE accumulated. 1993-94 WEBER STATE 1993-94 BOISE STATE Th e Big Sky has determined a men’s All-Sports Tro- 1992-93 WEBER STATE 1992-93 BOISE STATE 1991-92 NEVADA 1991-92 WEBER STATE phy winner since 1963, while the fi rst women’s All-Sports 1990-91 NEVADA Trophy winner was announced in 1989 following the fi rst 1990-91 WEBER STATE 1989-90 IDAHO 1989-90 BOISE STATE academic year that the league sponsored women’s athletics. 1988-89 BOISE STATE 1988-89 WEBER STATE From 1989-2002 a combined winner was determined by 1987-88 NORTHERN ARIZONA including all men’s and women’s sports. In 2003 the com- 1986-87 NORTHERN ARIZONA 1985-86 NORTHERN ARIZONA bined award was replaced by the Presidents’ Cup, which ALL-TIME COMBINED 1984-85 WEBER STATE also takes into account academic performance by member 1983-84 NEVADA ALL-SPORTS TROPHY WINNERS institutions along with athletic competition. 1982-83 WEBER STATE Th e winners of the 2007-08 trophies were Northern 1981-82 IDAHO STATE 2001-02 WEBER STATE Arizona on the men’s side and Sacramento State on the 1980-81 NEVADA 2000-01 WEBER STATE women’s side. 1979-80 WEBER STATE 1999-00 NORTHERN ARIZONA Sacramento State captured the All-Sports Trophy for 1978-79 WEBER STATE 1998-99 WEBER STATE 1977-78 WEBER STATE 1997-98 NORTHERN ARIZONA the fi rst time in school history. Th e Hornets captured 1976-77 BOISE STATE 1996-97 NORTHERN ARIZONA regular-season titles in soccer, tennis, a share of the volley- 1975-76 BOISE STATE 1995-96 BOISE STATE ball championship, and titles indoor and outdoor track and 1974-75 BOISE STATE 1994-95 BOISE STATE fi eld. Th e Hornets averaged 11.4 points per sport. 1973-74 BOISE STATE 1993-94 BOISE STATE Th e Northern Arizona men averaged 13.3 points per 1972-73 IDAHO STATE 1992-93 BOISE STATE 1971-72 NEVADA 1991-92 WEBER STATE sport, winning titles in cross country and outdoor track 1970-71 MONTANA and fi eld. Th e Lumberjacks were second in men’s basket- 1969-70 WEBER STATE 1990-91 WEBER STATE ball, and third in football and indoor track and fi eld. 1968-69 WEBER STATE 1989-90 IDAHO Northern Arizona has now claimed nine Men’s All- 1967-68 WEBER STATE 1988-89 BOISE STATE Sports Trophies, including two in a row. Only Weber State, 1966-67 MONTANA STATE 1965-66 IDAHO which has won 14 Men’s All-Sports Trophies, has won 1964-65 MONTANA STATE more. 1963-64 IDAHO STATE

2007-08 ALL-SPORTS TROPHY STANDINGS NUMBER OF ALL-SPORTS TITLES

MEN WOMEN MEN WOMEN COMBINED NORTHERN ARIZONA 13.3 SACRAMENTO STATE 11.4 WEBER STATE 14 WEBER STATE 9 WEBER STATE 5 WEBER STATE 11.6 NORTHERN ARIZONA 8.88 N. ARIZONA 9 BOISE STATE 5 BOISE STATE 5 MONTANA 9.17 PORTLAND STATE 8.75 BOISE STATE 7 N. ARIZONA 4 N. ARIZONA 3 SACRAMENTO STATE 8.75 WEBER STATE 8.2 NEVADA 5 SACRAMENTO STATE 1 IDAHO 1 MONTANA STATE 8.1 MONTANA 7.8 MONTANA STATE 4 EASTERN WASHINGTON 7.8 EASTERN WASHINGTON 6.48 IDAHO STATE 3 PORTLAND STATE 6.4 MONTANA STATE 6.36 IDAHO 2 IDAHO STATE 6.1 IDAHO STATE 6.25 MONTANA 1 NORTHERN COLORADO 2.4 NORTHERN COLORADO 5.7 E. WASHINGTON 1 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 9 Big Sky Conference Champions

acramento State enjoyed another banner year in the Big Sky Conference in 2007-08. A year after winning fi ve Big Sky 2007-08 BIG SKY TEAM CHAMPIONS championships, the Hornets captured seven league titles. Women’s Cross Country Northern Arizona Sacramento State’s fi rst title in the 2007-08 season came in Men’s Cross Country Northern Arizona soccer as the Hornets won the regular-season title with a 4-0- Soccer Sacramento State 3 league record. Th e Hornets topped third-seeded Northern Colorado Volleyball Portland State/Sacramento State (Reg) inS the championship match in Sacramento. Sacramento State (Postseason) Th e Hornet volleyball team sent legendary coach Debby Colberg Football Montana out with one last Big Sky championship. Th e Hornets tied Portland State at 14-2 for the regular-season title. Sacramento State topped Women’s Indoor Track and Field Sacramento State Portland State in the championship match for their sixth-straight league Men’s Indoor Track and Field Sacramento State championship. Sacramento State scored a victory over Minnesota in the Women’s Basketball Montana fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament, before falling to Stanford in the Men’s Basketball Portland State second round. Colberg coached Sacramento State for 32 seasons, amass- Golf Portland State ing a 828-292 record, which was fourth most among active coaches last Women’s Tennis Sacramento State season. She led her squad to two national titles, 20 NCAA tournament Men’s Tennis Sacramento State (Regular Season) appearances, and 18 conference championships. Sacramento State swept the indoor track and fi eld championships Eastern Washington (Postseason) in Pocatello, Idaho. Th e Hornet women beat Weber State by one point. Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Sacramento State Th e Sacramento State men also edged Weber State by one point. Sac- Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Northern Arizona ramento State’s Raphael McFarleane became the fi rst athlete in league history to be named the Track Athlete of the Meet, as well as the Field Athlete of the Meet. McFarlene scored a meet-record 38 points, win- honor. Center Scott Morrison was tabbed Defensive Player of the Year, ning the long jump, 60, 200 and taking second in the triple-jump. while Coach Ken Bone was named Coach of the Year. Th e Sacramento State women’s tennis team captured the men’s and Legendary Montana women’s basketball coach Robin Selvig led his women’s regular-season titles. Th e women’s team rolled to their seventh talented squad to the Big Sky Championship. Th e Lady Griz fi nished straight league title with a 4-0 win over Northern Arizona in the cham- 13-3 in conference play and 25-7 overall. Th e Lady Griz beat Montana pionship match. Sacramento State’s men went undefeated in confer- State in the championship game, and then fell to Vanderbilt in the fi rst ence play during the regular season, but suff ered a 4-3 loss to Eastern round of the NCAA Tournament. Washington in the championship match. It was the fi rst men’s tennis In 2008, the Big Sky said goodbye to one of the top players in championship for Eastern Washington, which was under the direction league history. Idaho State’s Natalie Doma capped her amazing career of fi rst-year coach Darren Haworth. by winning the league MVP. Doma fi nished her career as the league’s Sacramento State capped its 2008 title barrage by winning the all-time leader in points (2,296) and rebounds (1,174). Also, Portland women’s outdoor track and fi eld championship on its own track. State sophomore guard Claire Foucher led the nation in assists at 8.8 Th e Montana Grizzlies captured their 10th straight league football per game. She dished out a conference single-season record 274 assists, championship, fi nishing 8-0 for the second straight season. Montana and had a single-game record 19 assists against Idaho State. advanced to the playoff s for a record 15th straight season, but suff ered Portland State, under fi rst-year coach Kathleen Takaishi, won the a 23-22 upset at home against Woff ord. Eastern Washington, which golf championship in Phoenix, Ariz. Th e Vikings won a tight race, beat- fi nished second in conference play, stunned No. 2 seed McNeese State ing Northern Arizona by two shots, and tournament-favorite Eastern 44-15 in the fi rst round of the playoff s in Lake Charles, La. EWU lost Washington by three. Sophomore Hannah Bews fi red an even-par 72 in to eventual national champion Appalachian State 38-35 in the quarter- the fi nal round to capture medalist honors with a 54-hole score of 220. fi nals. Northern Arizona, which captured the Men’s All-Sports Trophy, Th e Portland State men’s basketball team advanced to the NCAA for the ninth time in school history, earned three Big Sky champion- Tournament for the fi rst time in school history. Th e Vikings won ships in 2007-08. Led by Lopez Lomong, NAU cruised to the cross the regular-season title, compiling a 14-2 league record. Th e Vikings country championship. Lomong, who turned pro prior to the start of downed Northern Arizona in the Big Sky Championship game at indoor track and fi eld, took medalist honors. NAU fi nished fourth at the Rose Garden to earn the right to represent the Big Sky in the Big the NCAA Championship. NAU also claimed the women’s cross coun- Dance. Viking point guard Jeremiah Dominguez became the fi rst player try championship, as well as the men’s outdoor championship. in league history to win the MVP Award and the Newcomer of the Year

2008-09 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP DATES AND SITES

SPORT DATE SITE MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY NOVEMBER 1 PORTLAND, ORE. SOCCER NOVEMBER 6-9 REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPION VOLLEYBALL NOVEMBER 28-29 PORTLAND, ORE. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD FEBRUARY 27-28 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. MEN’S BASKETBALL MARCH 7, 10-11 REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPION WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MARCH 12-14 REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPION GOLF APRIL 19-22 CHANDLER, ARIZ. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TENNIS APRIL 24-26 SACRAMENTO, CALIF. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD MAY 13-16 MISSOULA, MONT. 10 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 2008 Big Sky Soccer Season Outlook

Th e 2008 season will mark the 11th Women’s Big Sky Conference soc- Authier and senior Sarah Smart. Th e defense should be stout again as junior cer championship. Th ough the league is relatively young, the competition within Cris Lewis will be tending goal. the conference has become more competitive with every season. Northern Colo- Every year there is a surprise team in the conference and in 2007 rado played in its fi rst championship game in 2007, and with this appearance Eastern Washington played the role magnifi cently. Th e Eagles were picked last every team within the conference has now played at least once for the champion- in the conference and were not expected to cause too much trouble but when ship. you have six seniors any team can pull off some upsets. Th e Eagles set a school Maintaining momentum is key for a university to build a successful record for victories in a season with nine but it was not enough to get them in program. Some may have thought the Hornets of Sacramento State would suff er the Big Sky Conference championship. a set back in 2007 with the resignation of head coach Katie Poynter. Former With the exodus of six seniors the Eagles will be looking at plenty assistant and fi rst-year head coach Randy Dedini quickly put all of those fears of newcomers to their team. Th ey have 12 letter winners returning but many of to bed as he directed his team to a 3-0 win over the Northern Colorado Bears to them were not starters. Turnover on the roster makes Eastern Washington very win Sacramento State’s fi rst Big Sky Conference championship. Th e Hornets then unpredictable and could again cause headaches for every team in the confer- went on to represent the Big Sky in the NCAA College Cup where they ran into ence. tough Stanford squad and lost 7-0. One of the Eagles’ biggest strengths will be at goalkeeper, as they will Sacramento State’s program fl ourished as Katie McCoy asserted herself have senior Ashley Renz and sophomore Jessica Blessard. Both saw signifi cant as the best player in the conference. Now that McCoy has moved on the Hornets’ playing time in 2007, but Blessard had the hot hand heading into confer- off ense will look for new leaders. Junior forward Kim Kemper will be called upon ence play where she posted 3-1-0 record. Her performance down the stretch to fi ll the void. She will not be alone though as Sarah Howard will be returning garnered her the 2007 Big Sky Newcomer of the Year, the Eagles should be able for her senior year and should provide a steady presence for Sacramento State as to count on her stonewalling attackers for the next couple of years. a midfi elder. Th e Hornets will also have returning starters senior defender Kara Eastern Washington’s midfi eld will be lead by senior Abby Jensen Taylor, senior defender Missy Matzen, and junior forward Danielle Holloway. who in 2007 was second on the club with fi ve goals. Fellow senior midfi elder Northern Colorado made an impressive late run to make its way to Lillian Bourret and senior forward Lauren Koelzar will join Jensen on the of- the Big Sky Conference championship game. Th e Bears were not expected to do fensive side of the ball. too much damage in 2007, but the scrappy group from Greeley proved that they Coming into 2007 as the reigning Big Sky Conference champion should not be overlooked. Th ey will look to the Bengals of Idaho State were not able to improve on their 3-2-2 conference record as rrepeatepeat as eveveryery team in the conferconferenceence gavgavee they return some very young and exciting them their best eff orort.t. Th isis yyearear thethe bullseybullseyee players. is no longer on their back and IIdahodaho SStatetate Sophomore Heidi Owen started will be looking to rregainegain their standing as 2007 on the bench behind senior Monique one of the top teams in the conferconference.ence. Wells. After the Bears started with a three DuringDuring the off -season the game losing streak coach Tim Barrera made BBengalsengals rreceivedeceived some grgreateat nenewsws as the a change at goalkeeper halfway through the NCAA awarawardedded rredshirtedshirt senior MMarenaren Fresno State game. Th e Bears eventually lost EEves-Williamsves-Williams one mormoree yyearear of eligibilityeligibility.. the game but Owen made a strong showing in EEves-Williamsves-Williams contributions last season werewere the second half with three saves. Owen then signifi cant as she tallied six shutouts and started the next 16 games sparking the Bears racked up 101 savsaves.es. WWithith her perperformanceformance to an 8-5-3 record to fi nish out the season. she garnergarnereded the rrespectespect of her teams and Th e Bears are more than just was named the team MVPMVP.. defense, senior Teresa Paris returns to build Th ee seniorsenior leadershipleadership doesdoes notnot off of her momentous 2007 season where stop at EEves-Williamsves-Williams as the BBengalsengals also she lead the team in goals, points, and shots havhavee senior midfi elder Kilee QQuigleyuigley and on goal. Jessica Zimmerman also returns on senior defender Katie MMilleriller to lead the the front line for the Bears. Th is promising this rrelativelyelatively yyoungoung clubclub.. UUnderclassmennderclassmen Redshirt junior tallied nine point in 2007 midfi elder Annamarie HHofstetter,ofstetter, forforwardward with her development she should have plenty JJanaana DDavis-Boehleravis-Boehler and midfi elder LaurLaurenen of chances to add to her career totals. HHoughough will be asked to play bigger rolesroles in Weber State has been the most the BBengals’engals’ attack. dominate team within the conference. Th e NorthernNorthern ArizonaArizona is nownow two Wildcats do not have a losing record against seasons rremovedemoved frfromom their last appearance any Big Sky opponent, and have the best over in the BBigig SSkyky ConferConferenceence tournament all record in conference play. Th ey have par- but coach AndrAndree LLucianouciano has continued to ticipated in the last fi ve Big Sky tournaments. make adjustments to get his squad back to Th e current streak includes back-to-back the top of the conferconference.ence. LLucianouciano will havhavee championships in 2004 and 2005. Th e Wild- to rreplaceeplace thrthreeee key playplayersers in 2008 as he cats were aff ected by injuries late in 2007, but lost Karla Lee, TTaiai PPowers,owers, and Liz WWinkel-inkel- were still able to fi nish 3-2-2 in conference. SACRAMENTO STATE CELEBRATED ITS FIRST blech after last season. TToo fi ll these vvoidsoids he Even with a strong fi nish in conference play BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2007. as brought in a considerably large recruiting the Wildcats were quickly dismissed from the class. conference tournament by Northern Colorado, Th e Lumberjacks will not be losing 3-1. without their off ensive fi repower, as 2007’s leading scorer Cee Cee Odorfer Th e new season brings new hope as three-time fi rst team All-Big Sky returns to terrorize goalkeepers. Odorfer lead all Lumberjacks with twelve goals selection Hayley McCoy will be looking to become only the second player in while collecting seven assists as well. Carolyn Savage is also returning to build league history to collect four fi rst team All-Big Sky selections. McCoy is also upon her very impressive freshman season where she totaled three goals and writing her name all over the Weber State record books and before the season eight total points. Junior Penny Short and sophomore Tori Rocke will be asked ends has the possibility to be in the top fi ve in four diff erent categories. Rebecca to man the goal with Liz Winkelbleh being gone. Short saw limited playing Ritchie enters her junior season after an injury plagued 2007 season. Ritchie time in 2007 and Rocke is a sophomore with no previous experience. missed fi ve games due to a concussion she received during the Boise State game. Th e 2007 season was tough for the University of Montana as they Th e Wildcats went 1-3-1 without Ritchie tending goal and are hoping that she fi nished at the bottom of the conference. Two major factors contributed to the will continue her dominate form she showed during conference play in 2007. down season, fi rstly the lack of depth on the roster forced each player to log Coaching changes seem to have a positive eff ect recently on teams more time on the fi eld leading to fatigue, Th is fatigue on the pitch contributes in the Big Sky. With Idaho State winning the conference championship after to many close games being lost as the Grizzlies fi nished the season with eight a coaching change in 2006, and Sacramento State following that up in 2007. one-goal losses on the season. Portland State has the opportunity to take advantage of this current trend as Tim Montana was able to replenish their ranks in the off -season and are Bennett has moved on to Iowa State to be come an assistant head coach. Former going into 2008 with plenty of depth on the roster. Th ough most of this depth assistant Laura Schott has been elevated to head coach for 2008 and she will be will have little experience, there will be a strong foundation of eight returning asked to get this young talented team to the next level. starters. Defender Sara Aspinwall, midfi elder Sara Campbell and midfi elder Th e Vikings had the possibility of hosting the 2007 Big Sky Confer- Meghan Chambers are the only returning seniors for coach Sedgwick’s squad. ence tournament but fell in the season fi nale to Sacramento State. With the loss, Aspinwall and Campbell were both second team All-Big Sky Conference selec- they dropped to the fourth seed in the tournament and had to face Sacramento tions in 2007. State once more. Th e Hornets proved to be too much and Portland State was sent Sophomore forward Kaitlyn Heinsohn returns as the Grizzlies’ home but not all was lost as the appearance was the Vikings’ fi rst in the champi- leading goal scorer. She tallied three goals and six points in a very impressive onship tournament since 2004. freshman campaign. Montana is carrying 18 underclassmen on the roster with Th e young team that competed well in 2007 is now a matured group 13 of which are incoming freshman. With this many new faces on the roster who are hoping to build off of their success. Th ough they will miss the leadership Montana has the possibility of fi nding some talent that could contribute for the of 2007 Defensive MVP Julie Edwards the 2008 squad is full of potential leaders. next four seasons. Th e Vikings return nine starters from last year’s squad such as top off ensive threat junior forward Dolly Enneking. She will be joined on the attack be junior Tarah Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 11 2008 Composite Schedule

Friday, August 22 Friday, September 12 Portland State at Oregon State 1:00 p.m. Montana at Gonzaga 3:00 p.m. Weber State vs. Seattle University 3:00 p.m. Weber State vs. Utep 3:00 p.m. Idaho State vs. Utah State 4:00 p.m. Sacramento State vs. UC Davis 5:00 p.m. Montana vs. Washington State 5:00 p.m. Northern Arizona at Portland3 7:00 p.m. Sacramento State at Paciﬁ c 7:00 p.m. Northern Colorado vs. Rider 7:00 p.m. Northern Arizona vs. Arizona State 7:00 p.m. Portland State at Creighton 7:00 p.m. Northern Colorado vs. Bryant University 7:00 p.m. Eastern Washington at South Dakota State4 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, August 24 Saturday, September 13 Northern Colorado vs. Air Force 1:00 p.m. Idaho State at BYU 7:00 p.m. Northern Arizona at New Mexico 1:00 p.m. Portland State at Gonzaga 1:00 p.m. Sunday, September 14 Eastern Washington at Boise State 2:00 p.m. Portland State at Drake 1:00 p.m. Montana vs. Minnesota 5:00 p.m. Northern Colorado vs. Oregon State 1:30 p.m. Eastern Washington at North Dakota State4 2:30 p.m. Th ursday, ugustA 28 Northern Arizona vs. Washington3 Noon Weber State vs. North Dakota 3:00 p.m. Sacramento State at San Jose State 1:00 p.m. Montana vs. Washington 5:00 p.m. Th ursday, September 18 Friday, August 29 Montana at Hawaii5 7:00 p.m. Sacramento State vs. Seattle University 2:30 p.m. Eastern Washington vs. Louisiana-Lafayette1 3:00 p.m. Friday, September 19 Northern Arizona at UC Irvine 4:00 p.m. Idaho State vs. UC Davis6 1:00 p.m. Northern Colorado vs. San Fransisco 7:00 p.m. Sacramento State vs. Miami, Ohio 3:30 p.m. Idaho State at Air Force 7:00 p.m. Northern Colorado at UTEP8 5:00 p.m. Northern Arizona vs. VMI7 7:00 p.m. Saturday, August 30 Montana vs. UC Santa Barbara5 7:00 p.m. Portland State vs. USC Noon Weber State at UC Irvine9 7:00 p.m. Portland State vs. Oregon 7:00 p.m. Sunday, August 31 Eastern Washington vs. Texas State1 11:30 a.m. Sunday, September 21 Northern Arizona at Embry-Riddle 12:00 p.m. Northern Colorado vs. Grambling8 11:00 a.m. Weber State at Boise State 1:00 p.m. Weber State vs. Cal State Bakersﬁ eld9 Noon Idaho State vs. Colorado College 1:00 p.m. Northern Arizona vs. UL Monroe7 1:00 p.m. Sacramento State vs. Iona 1:00 p.m. Monday, September 1 Portland State at Seattle 1:00 p.m. Portland State vs. UCLA 1:00 p.m. Idaho State vs. Wyoming6 2:00 p.m.

Tuesday, September 2 Th ursday, September 25 Weber State at BYU 7:00 p.m. Northern Colorado at UNLV 8:00 p.m.

Th ursday, September 4 Friday, September 26 Northern Colorado at Utah State 4:00 p.m. Idaho State at Pepperdine 3:00 p.m. Eastern Washington vs. Idaho 4:00 p.m. Friday, September 5 Weber State at Oregon State 7:00 p.m. Idaho State vs. Boise State2 2:00 p.m. Sacramento State at Cal State Bakersﬁ eld 7:00 p.m. Montana at Denver 2:00 p.m. Northern Arizona vs. Central Arkansas10 7:00 p.m. Eastern Washington vs. Cal State Bakersﬁ eld 4:00 p.m. Portland State vs. Hawaii 7:00 p.m. Weber State at Arizona 7:00 p.m. Sacramento State at UC Riverside 7:00 p.m. Saturday, September 27 Northern Arizona vs. Southern Utah 7:00 p.m. Northern Colorado at Southern Utah 1:00 p.m. Portland State vs. Saint Mary’s 7:00 p.m. Sunday, September 28 Saturday, September 6 Weber State at Oregon Noon Northern Colorado at Utah Valley University 1:00 p.m. Idaho State at San Diego 1:00 p.m. Eastern Washington at Gonzaga 1:00 p.m. Sunday, September 7 Montana vs. Boise State 1:00 p.m. Northern Arizona vs. Texas Christian 12:05 p.m. Sacramento State at Fresno State 2:00 p.m. Sacramento State at UC Santa Barbara 1:00 p.m. Northern Arizona vs. Utah Valley State10 2:00 p.m. Portland State at Nevada 1:00 p.m. Weber State at Arizona State 1:00 p.m. Friday, October 3 Idaho State at Idaho2 1:30 p.m. Sacramento State vs. Nevada 1:00 p.m. Montana at Wyoming Noon Idaho State vs. Gonzaga 4:00 p.m. Montana vs. North Dakota 4:00 p.m. Th ursday, September 11 Idaho State vs. Utah Valley 4:00 p.m. 12 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 2008 Composite Schedule

Eastern Washington at Washington State 4:00 p.m. Northern Colorado vs. Boise State 7:00 p.m. Tournament Key 1UTEP Miner Classic at El Paso, TX Sunday, October 5 (UTEP, Eastern Washignton, UL-Lafayette, Texas State) Portland State vs. Fresno State 11:00 a.m. Weber State vs. Gonzaga Noon 2Idaho Governor’s Cup at Moscow, ID Eastern Washington at Seattle 1:00 p.m. Montana vs. Idaho 1:00 p.m. (Idaho State, Idaho, Boise State) Sacramento State vs. UC Santa Cruz 3:30 p.m. 3Nike Invitational at Portland, OR Th ursday, October 9 (Northern Arizona, Portland, Washington, San Diego State) Weber State vs. Montana* 1:00 p.m. Idaho State vs. Eastern Washington* 4:00 p.m. 4SDSU Invitational at Brookings, SD (Eastern Wastington, South Dakota State, Iowa State, North Dakota Friday, October 10 State) Northern Colorado vs. Portland State* 7:00 p.m. Northern Arizona vs. Sacramento State* 7:00 p.m. 5Outrigger Hotels Resorts Soccer Classic at Honolulu, HI (Montana, UC Santa Barbara, Hawaii) Sunday, October 12 Portland State vs. Northern Arizona* 11:00 a.m. 6Idaho State Classic at Pocatello, ID Eastern Washington vs. Weber State* 1:00 p.m. (Idaho State, Utah Valley, UC Davis, Wyoming) Montana vs. Idaho State* 1:00 p.m. Sacramento State vs. Northern Colorado* 2:30 p.m. 7NAU Mountain Classic at Flagstaﬀ , AZ Friday, October 17 (Northern Arizona, VMI, UL Monroe, Boise State)

Portland State vs. Montana* 1:00 p.m. 8 Sacramento State vs. Eastern Washington* 2:30 p.m. Border Shootout at El Paso, TX Northern Arizona vs. Weber State* 7:00 p.m. (Northern Colorado, UTEP, Grambling, Air Force) Northern Colorado vs. Idaho State* 7:00 p.m. 9UC Irvine Invitational at Irvine, CA Sunday, October 19 (Weber State, UC Irvine, Saint Mary’s, Cal State Bakersﬁ eld) Portland State vs. Eastern Washington* 11:00 a.m. Northern Arizona vs. Idaho State* Noon 10La Quinta Inn & Suites High Altitude Tournament Northern Colorado vs. Weber State* Noon at Flagstaﬀ , AZ Sacramento State vs. Montana* Noon (Northern Arizona, Utah Valley, Central Arkansas, New Mexico, Boise State) Th rsu day, October 23 Idaho State vs. Sacramento State* 1:00 p.m. Weber State vs. Portland State* 3:00 p.m. Big Sky Soccer Championship

Friday, October 24 Th e 2008 Big Sky Soccer Championship will be held Eastern Washington vs. Northern Arizona* 3:30 p.m. and will be hosted by the regular-season champion. Th e top Montana vs. Northern Colorado* 4:00 p.m. four teams in the conference regular season standings advance to the championship. In the semifi nals the No. 1 seed and host Saturday, October 25 will face the No. 4 seed and the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds play one Weber State vs. Sacramento State* 11:00 a.m. another. Th e semifi nal matches are played either Th ursday or Idaho State vs. Portland State* Noon Friday with a day-off inbetween the champioship match. Th e winner of the championship receives the Big Sky’s automatic Sunday, October 26 invitation to the NCAA College Cup. Eastern Washington vs. Northern Colorado* 11:00 a.m. Montana vs. Northern Arizona* 1:00 p.m. Th e schedule for the 2008 Big Sky Soccer Championship, hosted by Friday, October 31 the Big Sky regular season champion: Eastern Washignton vs. Montana* 3:30 p.m. Northern Arizona vs. Northern Colorado* 7:00 p.m. Th ursday, Nov. 6 or Portland State vs. Sacramento State* 7:00 p.m. Friday, Nov 7 Semifi nals Saturday, November 1 No. 2 seed vs No. 3 seed Weber State vs. Idaho State* 11:00 a.m. No. 4 seed at No. 1 seed Note: All times local to site and subject to change *Denotes Big Sky Match Saturday, Nov. 9 or Sunday Nov. 10 Championship Final Semifi nal winners

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 13 Eastern Washington Eagles

Eastern Washington Quick Facts 2008 Schedule 2007 Results (3-4, 9-8) University Facts Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Result Location: Spokane, Wash. 8/24 at Boise State 1 p.m. 8/31 vs. Lamar W, 5-0 Enrollment: 9,775 8/29 vs Louisana-Lafayette1 1 p.m. 9/2 vs. Temple L, 2-3 Founded: 1882 8/31 vs Texas State1 9:30 a.m. 9/9 Gonzaga L, 0-2 Colors: Red and White 9/5 Cal State Bakersfi eld 4 p.m. 9/14 Cal State Bakerfi eld W, 1-0 2 Nickname: Eagles 9/12 at South Dakota State 6 p.m 9/16 at Boise State L, 1-3 9/14 vs North Dakota State2 12:30 p.m. 9/23 Utah State W, 2-1 President: Dr. Rodolfo Arévalo 9/26 Idaho 4 p.m. 9/28 at Washington L, 1-2 Athletics Director: Bill Chaves 9/28 at Gonzaga 1 p.m. 9/30 at San Jose State W, 3-2 Soccer Contact: Matt MacDonald 10/3 at Washington State 4 p.m. 10/7 at Idaho W, 2-1 Offi ce Phone: (509) 359-6333 10/5 at Seattle 1 p.m. 10/12 at Northern Colorado* L, 1-3 E-mail: [email protected] 10/9 at Idaho State* 3 p.m. 10/14 at Northern Arizona* L, 2-3 Fax: (509) 359-2828 10/12 Weber State* 1 p.m. 10/19 Portland State* W, 2-1 Athletic Web Site: www.goeags.com 10/17 at Sacramento State* 1:30 p.m. 10/21 Sacramento State* L, 0-4 10/19 at Portland State* 11 a.m. 10/25 at Weber State* L, 0-1 10/24 Northern Arizona* 3:30 p.m. 10/28 Idaho State* W, 1-0 Soccer Facts 10/26 Northern Colorado* 11 a.m. 11/2 at Montana* W, 2-0 2007 Overall Record: 9-8 10/31 Montana* 3:30 p.m. 11/4 Utah Valley State W, 3-0 2007 Big Sky Record/Finish: 3-4/T5th Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/6 1 UTEP Miner Classic - El Paso, TX *Big Sky Conference Match 2 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 SDSU Invitational - Brookings, SD Newcomers: 19 *Big Sky Conference Match Times Local to Site/Subject to Change

NOTING THE EAGLES

• Eastern Washington will play six of 17 games at

• home in 2008, including four Big Sky Conference Dr. Rodolfo Arévalo Ron Dalla opponents. President Faculty Representative • The Eagles are looking to replace forward Cyeeta Mott. Mott holds Easten’s records for: single-season goals (six), assists (four), points (16) and shots (58) and career goals (14), points (35), shots (135) and game-winning goals (ﬁ ve). She is tied for the single-season game-winning goals (two) and career assists (seven).

Bill Chaves Pamela Parks Athletics Director Associate A.D. / SWA • A total of 19 newcomers, including 18 freshmen, will compete for position in the fall.

• The Eagles return 12 letter winners, including the midﬁ elders and two goalkeepers.

Matt MacDonald Assistant Media Relations Director 14 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Eastern Washington Eagles

GEORGE HAGEAGE FILE Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ex. Hometown/Last School 0 Jessica Blessard GK So. 1L North Bend, Wash. (Mount Si HS ‘07) 1 Ashley Renz GK Sr. 1L Pasco, Wash. (Pasco HS ‘04 & Walla Walla CC) 2 Morgan O’Friel M Sr. 3L Silverdale, Wash. (Central Kitsap HS ‘05) 3 Jocelyn Bement F/M Sr. 2L Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin HS ‘05) Alma Mater: Richmond (1998) 5 Mandy Cheney F/M Jr. 2L Maple Valley, Wash. (Tahoma HS ‘06) School Record: 45-87-9 (8 years) 7 Kaitlin Gatsos F/M So. SQ Graham, Wash. (Orting HS ‘07) Overall Record: 77-142-10 9 Brittany Sparks F So. 1L Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin HS ‘06) 10 Chelsey Hannesson M/D Jr. 2L Langley, B.C. (Walnut Grove Sec. ‘06) Big Sky Record: 18-31-2 12 Brittney Doran M Sr. 3L Lynnwood, Wash. (Meadowdale HS ‘05) 13 Lauryn Koelzer F Sr. 1L Walla Walla, Wash. (Connell HS ‘05 & Walla Walla CC) 14 Lillian Bourret M Sr. 3L Seattle, Wash. (Roosevelt HS ‘05) 15 Abby Jensen M Sr. 3L Sandpoint, Idaho (Sandpoint HS ‘05) 17 Maia Fastabend M Jr. 1L Astoria, Ore. (Astoria HS ‘06) 18 Megan Roper F Jr. 1L Andover, Kan. (Andover HS ‘05) 19 Lyndsey Martin D/M So. SQ Kamiakan, Wash. (Kamiakan HS ‘07) • Enters his ninth year at EWU 26 Hannah Kreminski D/M So. SQ Eagle, Idaho (Eagle HS ‘07) 33 Whitney Weisz D So. SQ Ridgecrest, Calif. (Sherman E. Barroughs HS ‘07) • Had his best season going 9-8 overall in 2007 Whitney Brannan F Fr. HS Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin HS ‘08) Sara Bryne D Fr. HS Auburn, Wash. (Th omas Jeﬀ erson HS ‘08) Kylie Balstad D Fr. HS Port Orchard, Wash. (South Kitsap HS ‘08) • Hageage took over a team that was 1-17 overall and 0-7 in Kirsten Fausko F Fr. HS Auburn, Wash. (Auburn Mountainview HS ‘08) the Big Sky Conference in 2000 and turned it into the sixth- Melanie Kitsman M Fr. HS El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Ponderosa HS ‘08) most improved team in the nation in 2001 by winning more April Coﬃ n M Fr. HS Surrey, B.C. (Fraser Heights Secondary ‘08) games (seven) than the previous two years combined. Maria Herrera M Fr. HS Lafayette, Colo. (Centaurus HS ‘08) Melissa Cousins D Fr. HS Hamilton, Mont. (Corvallis HS ‘08) Nadine Downey D Fr. HS Omak, Wash. (Okanogan HS ‘08) • Has coached soccer for 19 years at all levels after a short Jacy Fritzpatrick D Fr. HS Nine Mile Falls, Wash. (Lakeside HS ‘08) professional career in indoor soccer, playing for the Toledo Charlene Hitchcock M Fr. HS Turnwater, Wash. (Turnwater HS ‘08) Hungarian men’s open team from 1984-93, and serving as Cody Jensen D Fr. HS Moscow, Idaho (Moscow HS ‘08) both player and assistant coach for the Toledo Twisters of the Chelsea Jutte D Fr. HS Ravensdale, Wash. (Enumclaw HS ‘08) tes Indoor Soccer League in 1994. Hana Klimek GK Fr. HS Olympia, Wash. (Olympia HS ‘08) Baily Larson F So. SQ Everett, Wash. (Everett H.S. ‘07) Caitlyn Leslie M Fr. HS Peoria, Ariz. (Ephrata Senior H.S. ‘08) Katelyn McDonnell M Fr. HS Ephrata, Wash. (Centennial H.S. ‘08) Mila Miller M Fr. HS Osoyoos, B.C. (Osoyoos HS ‘08) EAGLES TO WATCH Brittany Orr M Fr. HS Pahrump, Nev. (Pahrump Valley HS ‘08) Kao Packwood-Chandler D So. TR Spokane, Wash. (Gonzaga Prep ‘07 & Southern Ore. Univ.) Lacey Schreiner F Fr. HS Enumclaw, Wash. (Enumclaw HS ‘08) ABBY JENSEN Katy Sloyer D/M Fr. HS Veradale, Wash. (University H.S. ‘08) Senior - 3V • M Cora Speidel M So. HS Shoreline, Wash. (Shorecrest H.S. ‘07) Katryn Strauch GK Fr. HS Chelan, Wash. (Southern Ore. Univ./Wenatchee Valley Col.) • In a total of 54 games, Jensen had seven goals with two assists. 2007 Final Statistics

• Named to the Big Sky Honorable Men- ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh tion team in 2006 and 2007. 3 Jocelyn Bement 17-16 0 3 3 32 0 Jessica Blessard 9-6 0 0 0 0 14 Lillian Bourret 17-15 2 3 7 38 5 Mandy Cheney 17-3 1 1 3 6 4 Carrie Conners 17-17 0 0 0 2 CAREER STATISTICS 8 Nicole De Shazo 15-4 1 0 2 3 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 12 Brittney Doran 13-13 2 1 5 11 2007 17-17 5 1 11 28 17 Maia Fastabend 16-1 0 0 0 0 2006 19-18 2 1 5 18 16 Michaela Florio 2-0 0 0 0 1 7 Kaitlin Gatsos 5-0 0 0 0 0 2005 18-14 0 0 0 4 10 Chelsey Hannesson 17-17 3 0 6 18 Totals 54-49 7 2 16 50 15 Abby Jensen 17-17 5 1 11 27 13 Lauren Koelzer 17-16 3 2 8 16 26 Hannah Kreminski 4-0 0 0 0 1 19 Lyndsey Martin 5-0 0 0 0 2 36 Priscilla Milasich 15-1 0 0 0 3 21 Cyeeta Mott 17-17 6 4 16 58 LILLIAN BOURRET 20 Cynita Mott 17-17 0 0 0 0 Senior - 3V • M 2 Morgan O’Friel 17-14 3 1 7 15 6 Alex Rogers 1-0 0 0 0 0 • 11 Kit Rood 4-1 1 0 2 3 She appeared in 47 games, scoring four 18 Megan Roper 17-0 1 1 3 5 goals and four assists. 27 Teryn Taylor 17-0 0 0 0 5 33 Whitney Weisz 1-0 0 0 0 0 • Ranks ﬁ fth in career assists and third in 22 Zoe White 1-1 0 0 0 1 single-season assists in school history. Eagles 17 28 17 73 247 Opponents 17 26 20 72 279

GOALKEEPING CAREER STATISTICS ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 0 Jessica Blessard 8-6 621:21 6 0.87 34 .850 2007 17-15 2 3 7 38 1 Ashley Renz 12-10 941:49 20 1.91 41 .672 2006 15-6 1 1 3 7 Eagles 17 1563:10 26 1.50 78 .750 2005 15-1 1 0 2 9 Opponents 17 1563:10 28 1.61 67 .705 Totals 47-22 4 4 12 54 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Washington 9 19 0 0 28 Opponents 10 14 0 2 26

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 15 Idaho State Bengals

Idaho State Quick Facts 2008 Schedule 2007 Results (2-2-3, 7-5-6) University Facts Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Result Location: Pocatello, Idaho 8/20 Northwest Nazarene 11:00 a.m. 8/31 vs. Arizona State L, 0-1 Enrollment: 13,929 8/22 Utah State 4:00 p.m. 9/2 vs. CS Fullerton T, 1-1 Founded: 1901 8/29 at Air Force 7:00 p.m. 9/7 Boise State W, 5-2 Colors: 8/31 vs. Colorado College 1:00 p.m. 9/9 Idaho W, 2-0 Orange and Black 1 Nickname: Bengals 9/5 vs. Boise State 3:00 p.m. 9/14 at Utah L, 2-3 9/7 at Idaho1 2:30 p.m. 9/16 at Utah State L, 0-1 President: Dr. Arthur Vailas 9/11 Utah Valley 4:00 p.m. 9/21 San Jose State W, 2-1 Athletics Director: Jeﬀ Tingey/Interim 9/13 at Brigham Young 7:00 p.m. 9/23 Air Force W, 1-0 Soccer Contact: Katie Zigars 9/19 UC Davis2 1:00 p.m. 9/28 at Gonzaga T, 1-1 Oﬃ ce Phone: (208) 282-3651 9/21 Wyoming2 2:00 p.m. 9/30 at Washington State T, 1-1 E-mail: [email protected] 9/26 at Pepperdine 4:00 p.m. 10/6 at Southern Utah W, 7-1 Fax: (208) 282-3659 9/28 at San Diego 2:00 p.m. 10/12 at Portland State* L, 0-1 10/3 Gonzaga 4:00 p.m. Athletic Web Site: www.isubengals.com 10/14 at Sacramento State* T, 1-1 10/9 Eastern Washington* 4:00 p.m. 10/18 Northern Arizona* T, 0-0 10/12 at Montana* 1:00 p.m. 10/20 Northern Colorado* T, 0-0 Soccer Facts 10/17 at Northern Colorado* 7:00 p.m. 10/26 Montana* W, 1-0 2007 Overall Record: 7-5-6 10/19 at Northern Arizona* 12:00 p.m. 10/28 at Eastern Washington* L, 0-1 2007 Big Sky Record/Finish: 2-2-3/T5th 10/23 Portland State* 4:00 p.m. 11/3 Weber State* W, 2-0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/5 10/25 Sacramento State* 1:00 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 11/1 at Weber State* 11:00 a.m. *Big Sky Conference Match Newcomers: 8 1 Governor’s Cup - Moscow, Idaho 2 ISU Classic - Pocatello, Idaho

*Big Sky Conference Match Times local to site/subject to change

NOTING THE BENGALS

• Idaho State posted a 7-5-6 overall record and •

Dr. Arthur Vailas Dr. Scott Benson a 2-2-3 home record in 2007. President Faculty Representative • The Bengals defended the homestead well and were undefeated at home with a 6-0-2 record.

• Idaho State scored 26 goals over 268 attempts during the season to achieve a shot Jeff Tingey Nancy Graziano Interim Athletic Associate A.D. / SWA percentage of .097. Director

• The Bengals maintained a shot on goal percentage of .485 and took 14.9 shots per game.

• Idaho State accumulated 27 assists for the season.

Katie Zigars Assistant Media Relations Director 16 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Idaho State Bengals

ALLISON GIBSON FILE Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School 0 Maren Eves GK Sr. 3VL Sandy, Utah/Alta H.S. 1 Kathryn Ford GK So. 1VL Mesa, Ariz./Red Mountain H.S. Alma Mater: Sonoma State (1995) 4 Taylor Powell F So. 1VL Davis, Calif./Davis H.S. School Record: 17-14-7 5 Kilee Quigley MF Sr. 3VL Murray, Utah/Cottonwood H.S. Overall Record: 17-14-7 9 Lauren Ryan MF So. 1VL Rolling Meadows, Illi./Rolling Meadows H.S. Big Sky Record: 7-4-3 12 Jana Boehler F Jr. 2VL Provo, Utah/Provo H.S. 13 Christina Beseris D Jr. 2VL Pocatello, Idaho/Highland H.S. 15 Annamarie Hofstetter MF Jr. 2VL Boise, Idaho/Timberline H.S. 16 Katie Miller D Sr. 1VL Santa Rosa, Calif./Maria Carrillo/Santa Rosa JC • Enters her third season as head coach at Idaho State. 22 Karissa Henage D So. 1VL Springville, Utah/Springville H.S. 24 Lauren Hough MF So. 1VL Coto De Caza, Calif./Tesoro H.S. • Restored the soccer tradition at Idaho State, leading the 25 Crosby Joyner MF So. 1VL Springville, Utah/Springville H.S. Bengals to both a Big Sky Conference regular season title and Kacey Ball D Jr. TR Escalon, Calif./Escalon/Modesto JC tournament championship in 2006. Noelle Sanders MF Fr. HS Orem, Utah/Timpanogos H.S. Alex Hansen F Fr. HS Wellsville, Utah/Mountain Crest H.S. • Under Gibson’s direction, nine Bengals landed spots on the Bailey Williams GK Fr. HS Puyallup, Wash./Rogers H.S. 2006 Big Sky All-Conference team and ﬁ ve earned places on Michelle Harrison GK Fr. HS Danville, Calif./Monte Vista H.S. the All-Academic squad. Ashley Askwig MF Fr. HS Salt Lake City, Utah/Brighton H.S. Lucero Villasenor F Jr. TR Ceres, Calif./Ceres/Modesto JC • Was named the 2006 Big Sky Conference Coach of the Ellen Larsen MF Fr. HS Murray, Utah/Murray H.S. Year.

2007 Final Statistics BENGALS TO WATCH ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh 13 Christina Beseris 5-0 0 0 0 0 JANA BOEHLER 12 Jana Boehler 18-18 6 3 15 44 5-3 • Junior - 2V • F 11 Jill Christofferson 18-18 0 2 2 2 • Scored six goals last year, season high. 7 Chelsea Cox 18-12 4 1 9 24 Along with three assists, giving her 15 3 Kim Crosbie 17-16 0 0 0 4 points. 0 Maren Eves 18-18 0 1 1 0 21 Jenny Ford 16-9 1 1 3 5 • Had 44 shot attempts and 20 shots on goal 1 Kathryn Ford 2-0 0 0 0 0 in 2007. 2 Natalie Graham 16-15 4 3 11 49 • Scored the game-winning goal three times 22 Karissa Henage 17-13 2 0 4 6 and the game-tying goal once in 2007. 15 Annamarie Hofstetter 18-18 0 6 6 22 24 Lauren Hough 18-14 1 1 3 12 CAREER STATISTICS 20 Crosby Joyner 16-3 1 1 3 11 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 18 Kalie McGuire 7-2 1 0 2 1 2007 18-18 6 3 15 44 16 Katie Miller 13-2 0 0 0 2 2006 Redshirted 17 Mackenzie Murdoch 5-0 0 0 0 0 2005 17-10 0 1 1 9 10 Michelle Okumura 18-18 3 2 8 34 Totals 35-28 6 4 16 53 4 Taylor Powell 14-2 1 1 3 3 5 Kilee Quigley 18-18 2 4 8 41 MAREN EVES 9 Lauren Ryan 15-2 0 0 0 8 5-10 • Senior - 4V • GK 19 Stephanie Schumacher 4-0 0 0 0 0 • Played in all 18 games last season for a Idaho State 18 26 26 78 268 total of 1,738:15 minutes. Opponents 18 15 16 46 267 • In 2007 allowed 15 goals and produced 101 saves. GOALKEEPING • Credited with six shutout games last ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct. season. 1 Kathryn Ford 1-0 19:39 0 0.00 4 1.000 • Is the school’s all-time leader in lowest 0 Maren Eves 18-15 1738:15 15 0.78 101 .871 goals against average with 0.78 in 2007. Idaho State 18 1757:54 15 0.77 107 .877 Opponents 18 1757:54 26 1.33 104 .800 CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS Minutes GA Saves GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 2007 18-15 1738:15 15 101 Idaho State 10 16 0 0 26 2006 3-2 189:01 1 5 Opponents 5 8 2 0 15 2005 4-1 201:26 7 8 2004 1-0 67:42 1 5 Totals 26-18 2196:24 24 114 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 17 Montana Grizzlies

Montana Quick Facts 2008 Schedule 2007 Results (1-4-2, 3-12-2) University Facts Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Result Location: Missoula, Mont. 8/18 Carroll 5:00 p.m. 8/31 Washington State L, 1-2 Enrollment: 13,858 8/22 Washington State 5:00 p.m. 9/2 Gonzaga L, 0-1 9/7 at Oregon State L, 0-4 Founded: 1893 8/24 Minnesota 5:00 p.m. 8/28 Washington 5:00 p.m. 9/9 at Oregon W, 1-0 Colors: Maroon and Silver 9/5 at Denver 2:00 p.m. 9/14 vs. Iowa State L, 0-1 Nickname: Grizzlies 9/7 at Wyoming Noon 9/16 at Minnesota L, 0-4 President: Dr. George Dennison 9/12 at Gonzaga 3:00 p.m. 9/21 Detroit W, 2-1 Athletics Director: Jim O’Day 9/18 at Hawaii1 7:00 p.m. 9/23 Boise State L, 0-2 9/27 at Utah State L, 0-1 9/19 vs. UC Santa Barbara1 7:00 p.m. Soccer Contact: Joel Carlson 9/29 at BYU L, 1-2 9/28 Boise State 1:00 p.m. Oﬃ ce Phone: (406) 243-5414 10/12 at Northern Arizona* W, 2-0 E-mail: [email protected] 10/3 North Dakota 4:00 p.m. 10/14 at Northern Colorado* L, 1-2 10/5 Idaho 1:00 p.m. Fax: (406) 243-6859 10/19 Sacramento State* T, 0-0 10/9 at Weber State* 1:00 p.m. 10/21 Portland State* L, 1-2 Athletic Web Site: www.montanagrizzlies.com 10/12 Idaho State* 1:00 p.m. 10/26 at Idaho State* L, 0-1 10/17 at Portland State* 7:00 p.m. 10/28 Weber State* T, 1-1 Soccer Facts 10/19 at Sacramento State* Noon 11/2 Eastern Washington* L, 0-2 2007 Overall Record: 3-12-2 10/24 Northern Colorado* 4:00 p.m. 2007 Big Sky Record/Finish: 1-4-2/8th 10/26 Northern Arizona* Noon *Big Sky Conference Match Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/7 10/31 at Eastern Washington* 3:30 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost: 8/4 1 Outriggers Resorts Classic - Honolulu, HI Newcomers: 13 *Big Sky Conference Match Times Local to Site/Sjubect to Change

NOTING THE GRIZZLIES

• Montana went 3-12-2 in 2007, ﬁ nishing eighth in the Big Sky

• with a 1-4-2 league mark. After making the ﬁ rst eight Big Sky tournaments (from 1997 to 2004), the Grizzlies, who were out-shot Dr. George Dennison James Lopach President Faculty Representative 275-159 and out-scored 26-10 in 2007, have missed two of the last three tournaments.

• Eight starters and 13 letterwinners return in 2008, headlined by seniors Sara Aspinwall (D) and Sara Campbell (M/F), both of whom were second team All-Big Sky picks as juniors. Honorable mention selections Abby Grafft (junior, M/D) and Kaitlyn Heinsohn (sophomore, F) also return.

• To a solid group of returning starters and letterwinners, ﬁ fth- year coach Neil Sedgwick added 12 newcomers: 11 freshmen plus Jim O’Day Jean Gee junior college transfer Alex Fisher (junior, GK) from Santa Rosa Athletic Director Associate A.D. / SWA (Calif.) J.C.

• Montana opens its season hosting three teams from the Pac-10 and Big 10 in Washington State (Aug. 22), Minnesota (Aug. 24) and Washington (Aug. 28).

• The Grizzlies will face four of their seven Big Sky matches on the road in 2008, after getting four of seven at home in 2007.

Joel Carlson Assistant Media Relations Director 18 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Montana Grizzlies

NEIL SEDGWICK FILE Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School 0 Alex Fisher GK Jr. TR Rohnert Park, Calif./Santa Rosa J.C. 00 Vanessa Baumann GK Fr. HS Newark, Calif./Memorial H.S. Alma Mater: Dalhousie (1995) 1 Grace Harris GK Jr. 2V Missoula, Mont./Sentinel H.S. School Record: 24-41-7 (4 years) 2 Ering Craig F Fr. HS Great Falls, Mont./C.M. Russell H.S. Overall Record: 43-56-7 3 Ciara Kremer M/D Fr. HS Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho/Lake City H.S. 4 Sarah Stevens M/D Jr. 2V Portland, Ore./Lincoln H.S. Big Sky Record: 9-13-4 6 Sara Aspinwall D Sr. 3V Great Falls, Mont./Great Falls H.S. 7 Anna Pingree M Fr. HS Boise, Idaho/Timberline H.S. 8 Meghan Chambers M/F Sr. 3V Lake Oswego, Ore./Lakeridge H.S. 9 Brandee Marone F Fr. HS Kirkland, Wash./Kentlake H.S. 10 Sara Campbell M/F Sr. 3V Billings, Mont./Skyview H.S. 11 Dayna Sinicrope M Fr. RS Fairbanks, Alaska/Lathrop H.S. • Enters his fi fth year as head coach of the Montana women’s 12 Kiki Blake F Jr. 2V Vancouver, Wash./Skyview H.S. soccer program. 13 Grace McKoy M/F Jr. 2V Missoula, Mont./Big Sky H.S. 14 Katie Banner D Jr. 2V Corvallis, Ore./Corvallis H.S. • Sedgwick has led the Grizzlies to the Big Sky Conference 15 Lauren McCreath F Fr. HS Boise, Idaho/Bishop Kelly H.S. tournament in two of his fi rst four seasons, with UM advanc- 16 Carmen Reyes M/F So. 1V Hayden, Idaho/Coeur d’ Alene H.S. ing to the title match in 2004. 17 Danielle McQuinn M/D Jr. 2V Missoula, Mont./Sentinel H.S. 18 Abby Graff t M/D Jr. 2V Boise, Idaho/Centennial H.S. 19 Lauren Christian F/D Fr. HS Missoula, Mont./Hellgate H.S. • Was named the second coach in program history on January 20 Teresa Huemann M/F Fr. RS Johnsburg, Ill./Marian Central Catholic H.S. 22, 2004. 21 Blakele Bergman D Fr. HS Gilbert, Ariz./Higley H.S. 22 Frankie Brady M So. 1V Great Falls, Mont./Great Falls H.S. • Prior to his hiring at Montana, Sedgwick was the associate 23 Jaymie Brown M/D Fr. HS Meridian, Idaho/Meridian H.S. head coach at the University of Southern California, 24 Kaitlyn Heinsohn F So. 1V Seattle, Wash./Highline H.S. where he served as an assistant there for three years. 25 Kate Wilkins D Fr. HS Eugene, Ore./Marist H.S. 26 Stephanie Manseau M/D Fr. HS Modesto, Calif./Central Catholic H.S. 31 Donna Nunes GK Fr. HS Springfi eld, Ore./Springfi eld H.S. GRIZZLIES TO WATCH 2007 Final Statistics SARA ASPINWALL 5-9 • Senior-3V • D ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh 6 Sara Aspinwall 17-17 1 1 3 12 • A second team All-Big Sky selection in 2007 14 Katie Banner 5-0 0 0 0 0 after earning honorable mention honors as a 12 Kiki Blake 12-2 0 0 0 4 sophomore in 2006. 19 Britta Bourne 17-14 1 0 2 21 • One of seven Montana players to score a 22 Frankie Brady 15-0 0 0 0 2 goal in 2007 and one of eight players to record 10 Sara Campbell 15-11 2 0 4 17 double-fi gure shots for the season. 8 Meghan Chambers 17-11 1 1 3 15 • Scored fi rst and only career goal in victory 18 Abby Grafft 16-16 0 0 0 5 over Detroit, putting away the game-winner in 24 Kaitlyn Heinsohn 15-3 3 0 6 16 one of UM’s three victories on the season. 2 Malia Hendrix 17-10 1 1 3 14 7 Carrie Lee 17-12 0 1 1 8 CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 23 Rachael Mayer 17-17 0 0 0 13 2007 17 1 1 3 12 13 Grace McKoy 6-0 0 0 0 0 2006 20 0 0 0 1 17 Danielle McQuinn 17-17 0 1 1 0 2005 14 0 0 0 2 3 Laura Nogueira 17-17 0 1 1 16 Totals 51 1 1 3 15 16 Carmen Reyes 8-0 0 0 0 0 SARA CAMPBELL 5 Kristyn Shapka 10-8 0 0 0 5 5-8 • Senior-3V • M/F 11 Dayna Sinicrope 1-0 0 0 0 2 4 Sarah Stevens 10-10 0 0 0 1 • A second team All-Big Sky selection in 2007 after earning honorable mention honors as a 25 Mahlleace Tomsin 8-5 1 1 3 8 sophomore in 2006. Montana 17 10 7 27 159 Opponents 17 26 23 75 27 • A three-time Academic All-Big Sky selection.

• One of two Grizzlies to score multiple goals in 2007, matching a career high with two. GOALKEEPING ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct • Took the most shots in 2007 (17) of UM’s 1 Grace Harris 17-17 1569:51 26 1.49 99 .792 returning players. Montana 17 1569:51 26 1.49 100 .794 CAREER STATISTICS Opponents 17 1569:51 10 0.57 65 .867 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 2007 15 2 0 4 17 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 2006 20 2 1 5 11 2005 16 0 1 1 18 Montana 3 7 0 0 10 Totals 51 4 2 10 46 Opponents 8 17 1 0 26

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 19 Northern Arizona Lumberjacks

Northern Arizona Quick Facts 2008 Schedule 2007 Results (2-4-1, 7-7-5) University Facts Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Result Location: Flagstaﬀ , Ariz. 8/22 Arizona State 7:00 p.m. 8/31 Temple T, 0-0 Enrollment: 8/24 at New Mexico 1:00 p.m. 9/2 Lamar W, 7-0 21,352 Founded: 8/29 at UC Irvine 4:00 p.m. 9/7 Liberty W, 1-0 1899 9/5 Southern Utah 7:00 p.m. 9/9 Utah State W, 1-0 Colors: Blue, Gold and Sage 9/7 TCU 12:05 p.m. 9/14 San Jose State T, 0-0 Nickname: Lumberjacks 9/12 Portland1 7:00 p.m. 9/16 Wisconsin L, 0-1 President: Dr. John D. Haeger 9/14 vs. Washington1 Noon 9/21 at Utah Valley State W, 2-0 Athletics Director: 9/19 VMI2 7:00 p.m. 9/23 at Southern Utah T, 0-0 Jim Fallis 2 Soccer Contact: Joseph Scacco 9/21 UL Monroe 1:00 p.m. 9/28 Embry-Riddle W, 3-0 9/26 Central Arkansas3 7:00 p.m. 9/30 New Mexico L, 0-1 Oﬃ ce Phone: (928) 523- 1017 9/28 Utah Valley State3 2:00 p.m. 10/5 vs. Nevada3 L, 0-3 E-mail: [email protected] 10/10 Sacramento State* 7:00 p.m. 10/6 at Boise State T, 0-0 Fax: (928) 523-6793 10/12 at Portland State* 11:00 a.m. 10/12 Montana* L, 0-2 Athletic Web Site: www.nauathletics.com 10/17 Weber State* 7:00 p.m. 10/14 Eastern Washington* W, 3-2 10/19 Idaho State* 12:05 p.m. 10/18 at Idaho State* T, 0-0 10/24 at Eastern Washington* 3:00 p.m. 10/20 at Weber State* L, 0-2 Soccer Facts 10/26 at Montana* 1:00 p.m. 10/26 Portland State* W, 3-0 2007 Overall Record: 7-7-5 10/31 Northern Colorado* 7:00 p.m. 10/28 at Sacramento State* L, 0-2 2007 Big Sky Record/Finish: 2-4-1/7th 11/3 at Northern Colorado* L, 0-1 1 Nike Invitational - Portland, OR Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/5 2 NAU Mountain Classic - Flagstaff, AR *Big Sky Conference Match Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 3 La Quinta High Altitude Classic - Flagstaff, AZ Newcomers: 13 *Big Sky Conference Match Times local to site/subject to change

NOTING THE LUMBERJACKS

• Northern Arizona enjoyed its best record in school • history in 2007 with an overall mark of 7-7-5. The Dr. John D. Haeger Dr. Wayne Sjoberg Lumberjacks set an NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer President Faculty Representative record for most 0-0 ties in a single season with ﬁ ve.

• Cee Cee Odorfer, one of the Big Sky’s most proliﬁ c offensive players, returns in 2008 after missing the 2007 season because of an injury.

• NAU returns 15 letterwinners in 2008, including Big Sky All-Conference honorable mention selections Kristi Jim Fallis Maria Bruggeman Andreassen, Tori Howe, Sarah Vallen, and Brenna Boies. Athletic Director Associate A.D./SWA

• Eleven Lumberjack players earned All-Academic conference honors last season, and NAU earned the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the ﬁ fth year in a row, posting a grade point average of 3.20.

Joe Scacco Media Relations Graduate Assistant

20 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Northern Arizona Lumberjacks

ANDRE LUCIANO FILE Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School 0 Penny Short GK Jr. SQ Ottawa, Ontario/Sir Wilfrid Laurier 1 Tori Rocke GK So. SQ Garden Grove, Calif./Los Alamitos Alma Mater: Indiana (1993) 2 Miya Quinn M/D Fr. HS Honolulu, Hawaii/Mid-Pacifi c Institute 3 Kristi Andreassen D So. 1L Tempe, Ariz./Marcos De Niza School Record: 47-71-11 (8 years) 4 Tori Howe D So. 1L Mesa, Ariz./Mountain View Overall Record: 47-71-11 5 Sarah Vallen M Jr. 2L Flagstaff , Ariz./Flagstaff Big Sky Record: 17-24-3 6 Lauren Zallis M Fr. HS Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln Way East 7 Brenna Boies M So. 1L Huntington Beach, Calif./Edison 8 Gianara Campasano D Jr. 1L Scottsdale, Ariz./Horizon 9 Jenna Samora F Fr. HS Eatonville, Wash./Eatonville 10 Sam Monahan F So. SQ Tucson, Ariz./Catalina Foothills 11 Sarah Neatherton F Jr. 2L Palm Desert, Calif./Palm Desert 12 Cee Cee Odorfer F Jr. 2L Prescott, Ariz./Prescott 13 Carolyn Savage F So. HS Anchorage, Alaska/Dimond • Luciano led the 2005 team to the Big Sky Conference tourna- 14 Rebekah Schmidt M So. 1L Flagstaff , Ariz./Flagstaff ment championship, along with a number of off ensive records 15 Kayla Bauder M/D Sr. 3L Las Vegas, Nev./Bonanza including highest goals, assists and points in a season. 17 Kara Miller M So. 1L Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista 18 Kara Vitacca M Jr. 1L Sandy, Utah/Juan Diego Catholic • In 2007, the Lumberjacks earned the best record in school 19 Chanice Kittrell D Fr. HS Tucson, Ariz./Sahuaro history with a 7-7-5 overall mark. All fi ve ties were 0-0 fi nishes, 20 Corie McGuire M So. 1L Huntington Beach, Calif./Edison which set an NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer record for most 21 Anna Clark M/D So. 1L Phoenix, Ariz./Pinnacle 0-0 ties in a single season. 22 Brandy Carr F So. 1L Tucson, Ariz./Sabino • Luciano came to Flagstaff from Tucson, Ariz., where he spent 23 Georgia Foltz M Fr. HS Escondido, Calif./Escondido two seasons as an assistant for the Arizona program. Luciano 24 Olivia Ashton F Fr. HS Portland, Ore./Cleveland has also worked with the Washington, Arizona and Nevada 25 Noel Guevara M Fr. HS Chandler, Ariz./Corona Del Sol Olympic Development Programs, and was an assistant coach for 26 Natasha Slaughter GK Fr. HS Flagstaff , Ariz./Flagstaff the Utah State women’s program in 1998. 27 Sarah Ethridge M Fr. HS Los Alamos, N.M./Los Alamos 28 Kathryn Wertz M/D Fr. HS Flagstaff , Ariz./Flagstaff 29 Allyson Cwiekowski D Fr. HS Phoenix, Ariz./Paradise Valley 30 Ashley Marrapode M Fr. HS Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley

LUMBERJACKS TO WATCH 2007 Final Statistics ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh CEE CEE ODORFER 3 Kristi Andreassen 17-16 1 2 4 19 5-6 • Junior-2L • F 15 Kayla Bauder 18-12 1 0 2 17 7 Brenna Boies 18-18 1 3 5 17 • Returns after missing 2007 season due to an injury. 12 Gianara Campasano 4-1 0 0 0 2 22 Brandy Carr 14-2 1 0 2 8 • Ranks among top 10 in six categories after 9 Cee Cee Odorfer 1-0 0 0 0 0 just two seasons. 21 Anna Clark 8-3 0 0 0 0 16 Tara Cozzetto 18-18 1 1 3 8 • Two-time All-Big Sky ﬁ rst team selection 24 Karri Currier 13-11 2 2 6 32 and 2005 Big Sky Conference Newcomer of 4 Tori Howe 19-19 0 1 1 4 the Year. 8 Karla Lee 17-17 3 4 10 23 CAREER STATISTICS 20 Corie McGuire 8-0 0 0 0 2 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 17 Kara Miller 17-7 0 0 0 11 2007 Injured 11 Sarah Neatherton 19-11 0 3 3 39 2006 18-18 6 3 15 73 19 Jennifer Painter 1-0 0 0 0 0 2005 19-17 10 7 27 65 6 Tai Powers 19-19 1 2 4 22 Totals 37-35 16 10 42 138 2 Miya Quinn 19-7 2 0 4 17 13 Carolyn Savage 18-5 3 2 8 26 KAYLA BAUDER 14 Rebekah Schmidt 10-7 0 0 0 17 5-3 • Senior-3L • M/D 0 Penny Short 3-0 0 0 0 0 5 Sarah Vallen 19-17 4 1 9 25 • Selected team captain for the 2008 18 Kara Vitacca 3-0 0 0 0 1 season. 1 Liz Winkelblech 19-19 0 1 1 0 • Took 17 shots with four on goal in 2007, Northern Arizona 19 20 22 62 290 scoring one goal against Embry-Riddle. Opponents 19 14 14 42 240

• Appeared in 18 of 19 games last season, GOALKEEPING starting in 12. ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct 0 Penny Short 1-0 1:59 0 0.00 0 .000 CAREER STATISTICS 1 Liz Winkelblech 19-19 1822:54 14 0.69 100 .877 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots Northern Arizona 19 1824:53 14 0.69 103 .880 2007 18-12 1 0 2 17 Opponents 19 1824:53 20 0.99 114 .851 2006 18-6 0 2 2 12 2005 19-4 0 4 4 5 Totals 55-22 1 6 8 34 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northern Arizona 9 10 0 1 20 Opponents 7 7 0 0 14

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 21 Northern Colorado Bears

Northern Colorado Quick Facts 2008 Schedule 2007 Results (3-2-2, 8-9-3) University Facts Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Result Location: Greeley, Colo. 8/22 Bryant University 7:00 p.m. 8/31 at Creighton L, 1-2 8/24 Air Force 1:00 p.m. 9/2 Western Carolina L, 0-4 Enrollment: 10,799 8/29 San Fransisco 7:00 p.m. 9/5 at Air Force PPRL Founded: 1899 8/31 Wyoming 7:00 p.m. 9/8 at Denver L, 1-5 Colors: Blue and Gold 9/4 at Utah State 4:00 p.m. 9/14 Fresno State L, 0-3 Nickname: Bears 9/6 at UVSC 1:00 p.m. 9/16 Utah Valley State W, 1-0 9/12 vs. Rider 7:00 p.m. 9/21 Akron T, 2-2 President: Kay Norton 9/14 vs. Oregon State 1:30 p.m. 9/23 Jacksonville W, 2-1 Athletics Director: Jay S. Hinrichs 9/19 UTEP1 5:00 p.m. 9/28 vs. UC Irvine W, 2-1 Soccer Contact: Scott Ward 9/21 vs. Grambling1 11:00 a.m. 9/30 vs. North Dakota St. L, 0-2 Oﬃ ce Phone 9/25 at UNLV 7:00 p.m. 10/5 at Wyoming L, 0-3 : (970) 351-2522 9/27 at Southern Utah 1:00 p.m. 10/9 at Air Force W, 3-1 E-mail: [email protected] 10/3 Boise State 7:00 p.m. 10/12 Eastern Washington* W, 3-1 Fax: (970) 351-1995 10/10 Portland State* 7:00 p.m. 10/14 Montana* W, 2-1 Athletic Web Site: www.UNCBears.com 10/12 at Sacramento State* 2:30 p.m. 10/18 at Weber State* L, 0-1 10/17 Idaho State* 7:00 p.m. 10/20 at Idaho State* T, 0-0 10/19 Weber State* Noon 10/26 Sacramento State* T, 1-1 Soccer Facts 10/24 at Montana* 3:00 p.m. 10/28 at Portland State* L, 0-1 2007 Overall Record: 8-9-3 10/26 at Eastern Washington* Noon 11/3 Northern Arizona* W, 1-0 2007 Big Sky Record/Finish: 3-2-2/T2nd 10/31 at Northern Arizona* 7:00 p.m. 11/9 vs. Weber State W, 3-1 11/11 vs. Sacramento State L, 0-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/9 1 Border Shootout - El Paso, TX Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 *Big Sky Conference Match Newcomers: 6 *Big Sky Conference Match #Big Sky Tournament Match Times local to site/subject to change

NOTING THE BEARS

• The Bears enjoyed a very successful season in 2007,

• ﬁ nishing second in the Big Sky with a record of 3-2-2 Kay Norton Dr. Michael Mills and 8-9-3 overall. President Faculty Representative

• Northern Colorado participated in its ﬁ rst-ever Big Sky Tournament in 2007, defeating Weber State 3-1 before losing to Sacramento State 3-0 in the championship match.

Jay S. Hinrichs Sherri Frye • The Bears return nine starters from last season’s Athletic Director Associate A. D. / SWA team, including second team All-Big Sky selection Teresa Prais and honorable mention selections Megan Bellendir and Sydney Vander Velde.

• In 2007, Northern Colorado ﬁ nished ﬁ rst in the Big Sky in saves with 116.

Dana Miller Multi-Media Coordinater

22 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Northern Colorado Bears

TIM BARRERA FILE Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Hometown/Last School 0 Monique Wells GK Sr Chandler, Ariz. (Mesa C.C.) 1 Heidi Owen GK So Rolling Meadows, Ill. (Rolling Meadows H.S.) Alma Mater: Virginia Tech (1986) 2 Ashley Brumback D Sr Eugene, Ore. (Marist H.S.) School Record: 86-72-9 (8 years) 3 Kelly Tynan D Fr Fossil Ridge, Colo. (Ft. Collins H.S) Overall Record: 146-116-12 4 Janelle Kramer D Fr Longmont, Colorado (Silver Creek H.S.) Big Sky Record: 5-7-2 5 Kimmie Fiedler MF/D Fr Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite H.S) 6 Michaela McCrain MF/F Fr West Milford, Conn. (West Milford H.S.) 7 Megan Bellendir MF Sr Broomﬁ eld, Colo. (Broomﬁ eld H.S.) 8 Jessica Daves MF/F Sr Parker, Colo. (Chaparral H.S.) 9 Laura Engel F Jr Greeley, Colo. (University of South Florida) • Tim Barrera enters his 10th year as the Bears head 10 Sydney Vander Velde MF Jr Littleton, Colo. (Dakota Ridge H.S) coach in 2008, making him the longest tenured coach 11 Marcie Johnson MF/F Jr Denver, Colo. (John F. Kennedy H.S.) in Northern Colorado soccer history. 12 Katey Borman D So Corvallis, Ore. (Corvallis H.S.) 13 Brittani Knott MF Fr Greeley, Colo. (Northridge H.S.) • He also ranks as the program’s winningiest coach (86 14 MaryAnn Hoke M/D Sr Anchorage, Alaska (Univ. of Connecticut) wins in 9 years). He is the second longest tenured male 16 Teresa Prais F Sr Bettendorf, Iowa (Pleasant Valley H.S.) coach at Northern Colorado. 17 Olivia Deadmond D So Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman H.S.) 18 Ariel Cook MF/F Fr Gilbert, Ariz. (Gilbert H.S.) • Barrera guided the Bears to a pair of NCAA Tourna- 19 Jessica Zimmerman F Sr Greeley, Colo. (Greeley Central H.S.) ment berths when they were playing at the Division 21 Ashlee Dieck D Jr Greeley, Colo. (Guilford College) II level. 23 Reba Davidson MF Fr. Ft. Collins, Colo. (Ft. Collins H.S) 26 Kirstin Salminen GK Fr Lynden, Washington (Lynden H.S.)

BEARS TO WATCH 2007 Final Statistics ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh TERESA PRAIS 24 Allison, Andrea 2-1 0 0 0 0 5-6 • Senior-3V • F 7 Bellendir, Megan 20-20 0 0 0 11 12 Borman, Katey 8-0 0 0 0 0 • Selected to the All-Big Sky First Team at 2 Brumback, Ashley 20-20 0 0 0 0 forward last season. 8 Daves, Jessica 2-0 0 0 0 0 • Honored as Big Sky Conference Oﬀ ensive Player of the Week on Oct. 15, 2007. 22 Deadmond, Olivia 19-14 1 0 2 2 • Is 14 points and three assists shy of 9 Engel, Laura 20-0 2 2 6 31 breaking into the program’s top 10 in both 6 Gould, Kaitlyn 2-0 0 0 0 0 categories. 17 Hawkins, Whitney 18-0 0 0 0 4 • Was a 2007 Big Sky Conference All-Aca- 11 Johnson, Marcie 20-13 0 0 0 13 demic selection. 13 Johnson, Marika 20-20 3 2 8 28 20 Kafer, Amanda 18-9 0 1 1 0 CAREER STATISTICS 23 Knott, Brittani 20-16 1 1 3 17 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 14 Miller, Megan 20-20 3 4 10 13 2007 19-19 5 3 13 53 2006 18-18 6 2 14 56 18 Oakley, Kayla 13-12 0 0 0 0 2005 11-9 1 3 5 15 3 Pitt, Kerry 4-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 48-46 12 8 32 124 16 Prais, Teresa 19-19 5 3 13 53 10 Vandervelde, Sydney 20-20 4 0 8 25 ASHLEY BRUMBACK 0 Wells, Monique 5-4 0 0 0 0 5-5 • Senior -2V • D 5 Wong, Patricia 12-0 0 1 1 4 21 Zimmerman, Jessica 18-16 3 3 9 40 • Was one of ﬁ ve players to start in 20 of 4 Zolinkski, Karleigh 4-0 0 0 0 0 Northern Colorado’s matches. • Was second on the team in minutes Northern Colorado 20 22 17 61 241 played (1657). Opponents 20 33 33 99 300 • Was part of a Bears’ defense that allowed two or fewer goals 15 times. • Was voted Bears’ team captain for 2008. GOALKEEPING ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct 1 OWEN, Heidi 17-16 1501:06 20 1.20 92 .821 CAREER STATISTICS 0 Wells, Monique 5-4 360:00 13 3.25 18 .581 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots Northern Colorado 20 1861:06 33 1.60 116 .779 2007 20-20 0 0 0 0 Opponents 20 1861:06 22 1.06 96 .814 2006 18-18 0 0 0 4 2005 12-0 0 0 0 3 Totals 50-38 0 0 0 7 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northern Colorado 10 11 1 0 22 Opponents 16 17 0 0 33

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 23 Portland State Vikings

Portland State Quick Facts 2008 Schedule 2007 Results (3-3-1, 7-10-2) University Facts Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Result Location: Portland, Ore. 8/16 Western Oregon 10:00 a.m. 8/31 vs. Boise State L, 0-3 Enrollment: 25,900 8/22 at Oregon State 7:00 p.m. 9/2 at Nevada W, 2-1 Founded: 1946 8/24 at Gonzaga 1:00 p.m. 9/7 at UTEP L, 0-2 Colors: Green, White and Silver 8/30 Southern California Noon 9/9 vs. North Florida W, 4-1 Nickname: Vikings 9/1 UCLA 1:00 p.m. 9/13 at Idaho L, 0-2 9/5 Saint Mary’s (CA) 7:00 p.m. 9/15 Paciﬁ c W, 1-0 President: Wim Wiewel 9/7 at Nevada 1:00 p.m. 9/21 UC Davis W, 2-1 Athletics Director: Torre Chisholm 9/12 at Creighton 5:00 p.m. 9/23 at Portland L, 0-7 Soccer Contact: Stan Babbitt 9/14 at Drake 11:00 a.m. 9/28 at Oregon State L, 1-2 Oﬃ ce Phone: (503) 725-5744 9/19 Oregon 7:00 p.m. 9/30 at Oregon L, 1-2 E-mail: [email protected] 9/21 at Seattle 1:00 p.m. 10/5 at UNLV T, 0-0 Fax: (503) 725-5610 9/26 Hawaii 7:00 p.m. 10/12 Idaho State* W, 1-0 Athletic Web Site: www.goviks.com 10/5 Fresno State 11:00 a.m. 10/14 Weber State* T, 0-0 10/10 at Northern Colorado* 6:00 p.m. 10/19 at Eastern Washington* L, 1-2 10/12 Northern Arizona* 11:00 a.m. 10/21 at Montana* W, 2-1 Soccer Facts 10/17 Montana* 1:00 p.m. 10/26 at Northern Arizona* L, 0-3 2007 Overall Record: 7-10-2 10/19 Eastern Washington* 11:00 a.m. 10/28 Northern Colorado* W, 1-0 2007 Big Sky Record/Finish: 3-3-1/4th 10/23 at Weber State* 2:00 p.m. 11/2 at Sacramento State* L, 0-1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/2 10/25 at Idaho State* Noon 11/9 vs. Sacramento State# L, 1-2 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 10/31 Sacramento State* 7:00 p.m. Newcomers: *Big Sky Conference Match 11 *Big Sky Conference Match #Big Sky Tournament Match Times local to site/subject to change

NOTING THE VIKINGS • Laura Schott, a Viking assistant the past three seasons, was named the seventh head coach in the program’s history on Feb. 22, 2008. Schott replaces Tim Wim Wiewel Dr. Robert Lockwood Bennett who resigned after three seasons to become President Faculty Representative the Associate Head Coach at Iowa State.

• Portland State will return nine starters from last year’s team that qualiﬁ ed for its ﬁ rst Big Sky Tourna- ment since 2004.

• The Vikings return their top leading point scorers from last season in JR M/F Tarah Authier (5 G, 0 A, 10 pts) and JR F Dolly Enneking (2 G, 6 A, 10 pts).

Torre Chisholm Barbara Dearing Athletics Director Associate A.D. / SWA • Portand State posted ﬁ ve shutouts in 2007, the most by the Vikings since recording seven in 2004.

• The Vikings recorded a +2.0 improvement in shots per match in 2007, and also allowed 1.5 shots less per game in 2007, compared to 2006.

• Portland State was 4-0-1 in home matches in 2007.

Stan Babbitt Media Relations Assistant 24 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Portland State Vikings

LAURA SCHOTT FILE Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School 0 Rachel Jarvis GK Jr. 2V Lake Oswego, Ore./Lake Oswego H.S. 00 Niki Mills GK Fr. RS Federal Way, Wash./Todd Beamer H.S. 1 Cris Lewis GK Jr. 2V Burien, Wash./John F. Kennedy H.S. Alma Mater: California (2004) 2 Tarah Authier F/M Jr. 2V Anchorage, Alaska/South Anchorage H.S. School Record: 0-0 3 Suzanne Hinton D Jr. 2V Alameda, Calif./Encinal H.S. Overall Record: 0-0 4 Kat Robertson F/M Jr. 2V Seattle, Wash./Inglemoor H.S. Big Sky Record: 0-0 6 Chelsea Cline M Jr. 1L Bellingham, Wash. 7 Jessica Jeﬀ ries D Jr. 2V Vancouver, Wash./Mountain View H.S. 9 Kaci Mashburn M/D Sr. 3V Tacoma, Wash./Stadium H.S. 10 Caitlin Marquis D Sr. 2V Boulder, Colo./IMG Academy 11 Alissa Russell D Jr. 2V Silverdale, Wash./Central Kitsap H.S.

13 Laura Ellison D Sr. 3V Salt Lake City, Utah/East H.S. • Named seventh head coach in school history on Feb- 15 Iman Bearde F So. 1V Oakland, Calif./Bishop O’Dowd H.S. ruary 22, 2008, after three seasons as former coach Tim 16 Dolly Enneking F Jr. 2V Tacoma, Wash./Bellarmine Prep Bennett’s top assistant. 17 Sarah Smart F Sr. 3V Lynwood, Wash./Kings H.S. 18 Nathalie Wollmann F/M Jr. 2V Calgary, AB, Canada/Sir Winston Churchill • Takes over a team that went 3-3-1 in the Big Sky last 22 Frankie Ross F/M So. 1V Oakland, Calif./Bishop O’Dowd H.S. season and that played in the Big Sky Tournament for 24 Laren Leale M Jr. 2V Issaquah, Wash./Issaquah H.S. Erin Bochnak GK Fr. HS Portland, Ore./Westview H.S. the ﬁ rst time since 2004. Toni Carnovale D/M Fr. HS Seattle, Wash./Fenix 89 Red Amanda Dutra M Fr. HS Sherwood, Ore./Sherwood H.S. • As an assistant, helped coach 17 all-conference honor- Elle Enneking D Fr. HS Tacoma, Wash./Bellarmine Prep ees, including four ﬁ rst-team selections. Esty Geiger F/M Fr. HS Eugene, Ore./North Eugene H.S. Caitlin Hurt M Fr. HS Lake Stevens, Wash./Lake Stevens H.S. Kenisha Macklin GK Fr. HS Renton, Wash./Lindbergh H.S. Kelsey Meszaros D Fr. HS West Vancouver, BC, Canada/Rockridge Sec. Tish Parsons M Fr. HS Camas, Wash./Camas H.S. Kala Renard M Fr. HS North Vancouver, BC, Canada/Sutherland Sec. VIKINGS TO WATCH Kristen White D Fr. HS Hercules, Calif./St. Mary’s College H.S.

DOLLY ENNEKING 2007 Final Statistics 5-3 • Junior-2V • F ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh • Second team All-Big Sky in 2007. 2 Tarah Authier 19-16 5 0 10 17 • Was honorable mention All-Big Sky in 15 Iman Bearde 19-8 0 1 1 13 2006. • Tied for third in the Big Sky in assists last 6 Chelsea Cline 17-3 0 0 0 1 year with 6. 5 Juli Edwards 16-16 3 1 7 25 • Ranks in the top 10 in nine career catego- 13 Laura Ellison 19-18 1 3 5 12 ries at Portland State (1997-present). 16 Dolly Enneking 19-18 2 6 10 37 12 Chelsea Gallegos 5-0 0 0 0 0 3 Suzanne Hinton 13-12 0 0 0 2 CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 0 Rachel Jarvis 7-3 0 0 0 0 2007 19-18 2 6 10 37 7 Jessica Jeffries 7-5 0 0 0 4 2006 18-16 4 1 9 23 24 Lauren Leale 3-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 37-34 6 7 19 60 10 Caitlin Marquis 6-5 0 0 0 0 9 Kaci Mashburn 8-1 0 0 0 1 4 Kat Robertson 18-1 2 1 5 4 CRIS LEWIS 5-8 • Junior-2V • GK 22 Frankie Ross 19-19 1 2 4 29 11 Alissa Russell 19-19 0 0 0 3 • Two-time Honorable Mention All-Big 17 Sarah Smart 19-15 1 1 3 24 Sky. 21 Krysta Whiteaker 16-14 1 0 2 22 • Has six career shutouts to rank fourth on 18 Nathalie Wollmann 19-19 1 0 2 10 school’s career list. • Had a streak of 374 scoreless minutes last Portland State 19 17 15 49 204 year from Sept. 30-Oct. 19, posting three Opponents 19 30 25 85 299 shutouts during that span. • Enters 2008 third on the school career list GOALKEEPING for GAA (1.42), fourth in saves (145) and fourth in wins (9). ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct 0 Rachel Jarvis 6-2 356:56 6 1.51 24 .800 CAREER STATISTICS 1 Cris Lewis 17-16 1388:45 24 1.56 83 .776 Year GP-GS Minutes GA Saves Portland State 19 1745:41 30 1.55 109 .784 2007 17-16 1388:45 24 83 Opponents 19 1745:41 17 0.88 86 .835 2006 11-11 950:30 13 63 Totals 28-27 2339:15 38 146 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Portland State 7 10 0 0 17 Opponents 17 13 0 0 30

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 25 Sacramento State Hornets

Sacramento State Quick Facts 2008 Schedule 2007 Results (4-0-3, 12-4-5) University Facts Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Result Location: Sacramento, Calif. 8/15 at Chico State 7:00 p.m. 9/2 Mount St. Mary’s W, 4-0 Enrollment: 28,829 8/22 at Pacifi c 7:00 p.m. 9/7 San Jose State W, 2-0 8/29 Seattle University 2:30 p.m. 9/9 Fresno State W, 5-1 Founded: 1947 9/5 at UC Riverside 7:00 p.m. 9/14 at Nevada T, 3-3 Colors: Green and Gold 9/7 at UC Santa Barbara 1:00 p.m. 9/16 at UC Davis L, 2-3 Nickname: Hornets 9/12 UC Davis 5:00 p.m. 9/21 at Saint Mary’s L, 0-2 President: Dr. Alexander Gonzalez 9/14 at San Jose State 1:00 p.m. 9/23 Menlo W, 6-0 Athletics Director: Dr. Terry Wanless 9/19 Miami (OH) 3:30 p.m. 9/28 Cal State Bakersfi eld W, 2-0 9/21 Iona 1:00 p.m. 9/30 UTEP W, 1-0 Soccer Contact: J.D. Fox 9/26 at Cal State Bakersfi eld 7:00 p.m. 10/5 at Pepperdine T, 1-1 Offi ce Phone: (916) 278-6896 9/28 at Fresno State 2:00 p.m. 10/7 at Loyola Marymount L, 0-2 E-mail:[email protected] 10/3 Nevada 1:00 p.m. 10/12 Weber State* W, 2-1 Fax: (916) 278-5429 10/5 UC Santa Cruz 3:30 p.m. 10/14 Idaho State* T, 1-1 Athletic Web Site: www.hornetsports.com 10/10 at Northern Arizona* 7:00 p.m. 10/19 at Montana* T, 0-0 10/12 Northern Colorado* 2:30 p.m. 10/21 at Eastern Washington* W, 4-0 10/17 Eastern Washington* 1:30 p.m. 10/26 at Northern Colorado* T, 1-1 Soccer Facts 10/19 Montana* Noon 10/28 Northern Arizona* W, 2-0 2007 Overall Record: 12-4-5 10/23 at Idaho State* 1:00 p.m. 11/2 Portland State* W, 1-0 2007 Big Sky Record/Finish: 4-0-3/1st 10/25 at Weber State* 11:00 a.m. 11/9 vs. Portland State# W, 2-1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/31 at Portland State* 7:00 p.m. 11/11 vs. Northern Colorado# W, 3-0 17/3 11/16 at Stanford% L, 0-7 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 *Big Sky Conference Match *Big Sky Conference Match Newcomers: 7 Times local to site/subject to change #Big Sky Tournament Match % NCAA College Cup

NOTING THE HORNETS

• In 2007, Sacramento State won the Big Sky Conference • Championship for the ﬁ rst time in school history. The Dr. Alexander Gonzalez Dr. David Raske President Faculty Representative Hornets defeated No. 2 seed Northern Colorado 3-0 before losing to Stanford in their ﬁ rst-ever NCAA Tournament appearance.

• Sacramento State has posted an 12-3-5 record in regular- season conference matches over the past three seasons. Sacramento State was 4-1-1 in 2005, ﬁ nishing second. The Hornets were 4-2-1 in 2006, tying for second. And in 2007 they ﬁ nished 4-0-3 to win the Big Sky regular season title. Dr. Terry Wanless Lois Mattice Athletic Director Senior Woman Administrator • Sacramento State led the Big Sky last season in points, goals, and assists, and was second in goals allowed.

• The Hornets return two players who were selected First Team All-Conference in 2007, one player who was selected Second Team All-Conference, and three players who were selected Honorable Mention All-Conference.

J.D. Fox Assistant Media Relations Director 26 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Sacramento State Hornets

RANDY DEDINI FILE Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School 00 Savannah Abercrombie GK Fr. RS Sacramento, Calif./El Camino H.S. Alma Mater: Sonoma State ‘93 0 Jenny Lawrence GK Sr. 3V Belmont, Calif./Carlmont H.S. School Record: 12-4-5 (1 year) 1 Mandy Trojan GK Jr. 2V Los Alamitos, Calif./Los Alamitos H.S. Overall Record: 12-4-5 2 Victoria Ramirez MF Fr. HS Sacramento, Calif./Valley H.S. Big Sky Record: 4-0-3 3 Jordan Carlberg F/MF Fr. HS Turlock, Calif./Turlock H.S. 4 Jessica Gregory F/MF Fr. HS Elk Grove, Calif./Bradshaw Christian H.S. 5 Elece McBride F/MF Fr. HS Antelope, Calif./Oakmont H.S. 6 Erin Tarantino F So. 1V Petaluma, Calif./Casa Grande H.S. 7 Kara Taylor D Sr. 3V Eugene, Ore./North Eugene H.S. 8 Nicole Cristino D So. 1V Apple Valley, Calif./Granite Hills H.S. 9 Ashley Forbes F Jr. 2V Orange, Calif./El Modena H.S. 10 Danielle Holloway F Jr. 1V Albuquerque, N.M./Texas State • In 2007, produced the most successful season in 11 Kayelyn Satkowski F Sr. 3V Sacramento, Calif./Casa Roble H.S. school history winning their fi rst ever Big Sky tourna- 12 Laura Bahno MF So. TR Windsor, Calif./San Diego State 13 Kylee Blatz F/MF So. 1V Brentwood, Calif./Liberty H.S. ment, appeared in the NCAA Tournament for the fi rst 14 Christina Trenton D Jr. 2V San Juan Capistrano, Calif./Capistrano Valley H.S. time in school history. 15 Sarah Howard MF Sr. 3V Chino, Calif./Chino H.S. 16 Kim Kemper F Jr. 3V Orangevale, Calif./Bella Vista H.S. • Lead the Hornets to a program record 12 wins last 17 Caitlin Pulver F/MF Fr. HS Roseville, Calif./Roseville H.S. 18 Rebeccah Phillips MF Sr. 3V Lake Forest, Calif./El Toro H.S. season, and won the Big Sky regular-season title for the 19 Kirsten Karl F/MF So. 1V Carlsbad, Calif./Carlsbad H.S. fi rst time in Sacramento State’s history. 20 Missy Matzen D Sr. 3V Gold River, Calif./Rio Americano H.S. 21 Ashley Rosenbery D Jr. 2V Orange, Calif./El Modena H.S. • Returns eight starters and 17 letterwinners from last 22 Katelin Hopping MF Jr. 2V Livermore, Calif./Livermore H.S. 24 Paige Tucker D/MF Fr. HS Folsom, Calif./Folsom H.S. season’s squad. 25 Tiff any Fraser D Sr. 3V Sunnyvale, Calif./Santa Clara H.S. 26 Leah Larot F So. 1V San Jose, Calif./Evergreen Valley H.S. 31 Cori Shreve D So. 1V Pleasanton, Calif./Foothill H.S.

HORNETS TO WATCH 2007 Final Statistics KIM KEMPER ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh 5-8 • Junior-2V • F 13 Kylee Blatz 21-1 1 0 2 13 2 Katie Burton 20-20 1 0 2 14 • Started 19 of the Hornets’ 20 matches on 8 Nicole Cristino 5-0 0 0 0 0 the 2007 season 9 Ashley Forbes 14-0 0 1 1 10 • Earned ﬁ rst team all-Big Sky honors after 25 Tiffany Fraser 21-15 0 0 0 5 collecting four goals and seven assists on 4 Amanda Gray 21-20 6 6 18 31 the season 10 Danielle Holloway 19-12 3 5 11 21 • Her seven assists tied Katie McCoy’s 22 Katelin Hopping 21-12 2 1 5 32 single-season program record, set in 2006 and 2007, while tying with McCoy for the 15 Sarah Howard 21-21 2 1 5 29 conference’s lead 19 Kirsten Karl 2-0 0 0 0 1 • Named to the Big Sky all-Tournament 16 Kim Kemper 21-20 4 7 15 34 team 26 Leah Larot 21-7 4 1 9 18 0 Jenny Lawrence 3-1 0 0 0 0 20 Missy Matzen 21-20 2 2 6 9 CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 3 Katie McCoy 21-21 14 7 35 68 2007 21-20 4 7 15 34 18 Rebeccah Phillips 19-9 2 0 4 15 2006 21-3 4 1 9 36 31 Cori Shreve 7-1 0 0 0 1 Totals 61-23 8 8 24 70 6 Erin Tarantino 15-3 1 1 3 10 7 Kara Taylor 21-21 0 2 2 1 14 Christina Trenton 12-7 0 0 0 0 SARAH HOWARD 1 Mandy Trojan 20-20 0 0 0 0 5-8 • Senior-3V • MF Sacramento State 21 42 34 118 312 Opponents 21 23 21 67 268 • Earned second team all-Big Sky honors in 2007, anchoring the Hornets defensive midﬁ eld. • Th e Hornets number one option on set GOALKEEPING pieces, Howard headed in two goals on the season, while adding an assist. ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct • One of just three Hornets to start all 21 1 Mandy Trojan 20-19 1866:25 21 1.01 99 .825 contests, 0 Jenny Lawrence 3-1 154:05 2 1.17 3 .600 • Started 59 of the Hornets 61 games dur- Sacramento State 21 2020:30 23 1.02 110 .827 ing her three years at SAC. Opponents 21 2020:30 42 1.87 104 .712

CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 2007 21-21 2 1 5 29 Sacramento State 20 20 1 1 42 2006 21-21 4 1 9 23 Opponents 9 13 0 1 23 2005 19-17 2 1 5 16

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 27 Weber State Wildcats

Weber State Quick Facts 2008 Schedule 2007 Results (3-2-2, 7-8-3) University Facts Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Result Location: Ogden, Utah 8/16 Alumni Match 11:00 a.m. 8/31 at USC L, 1-5 Enrollment: 18,000 8/19 Utah Valley University 3:00 p.m. 9/7 vs. North Florida W, 1-0 8/22 Seattle University 3:00 p.m. Founded: 9/9 at Texas-El Paso W, 2-1 1889 (Four-year 1962) 8/28 U. of North Dakota 3:00 p.m. 9/12 Utah State L, 3-4 Colors: Purple and White 8/31 Boise State University 1:00 p.m. 9/14 Boise State W, 3-0 Nickname: Wildcats 9/2 BYU 7:00 p.m. 9/19 Brigham Young L, 0-2 President: Dr. F Ann Millner 9/5 University of Arizona 7:00 p.m. 9/21 at South Dakota St. T, 2-2 Athletics Director: Jerry Graybeal 9/7 Arizona State 1:00 p.m. 9/23 at Creighton L, 0-2 9/12 UTEP 3:00 p.m. 9/28 at Hawaii L, 0-1 Soccer Contact: Darin Hogge 9/19 UC Irvine1 7:00 p.m. 10/1 at BYU-Hawaii W, 1-0 Oﬃ ce Phone: (801) 626-6012 9/21 Cal State Bakersﬁ eld1 Noon 10/12 at Sacramento State* L, 1-2 E-mail: [email protected] 9/26 Oregon State 7:00 p.m. 10/14 at Portland State* T, 0-0 Fax: (801) 626-6490 9/28 University of Oregon Noon 10/18 Northern Colorado* W, 1-0 10/5 Gonzaga Noon Athletic Web Site: www.WeberStateSports.com 10/20 Northern Arizona* W, 2-0 10/9 Montana* 1:00 p.m. 10/25 Eastern Washington* W, 1-0 10/12 Eastern Washington* 1:00 p.m. 10/28 at Montana* T, 1-1 Soccer Facts 10/17 Northern Arizona* 7:00 p.m. 11/3 at Idaho State* L, 0-2 2007 Overall Record: 7-8-3 10/19 Northern Colorado* Noon 11/9 vs. Northern Colorado# L, 1-3 2007 Big Sky Record/Finish: 3-2-2/T2nd 10/23 Portland State* 3:00 p.m. 10/25 Sacramento State* 11:00 a.m. *Big Sky Conference Match Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/5 11/1 Idaho State* 11:00 a.m. #Big Sky Tournament Match Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Newcomers: 9 1 UC Irvine Invitational - Irvine, CA *Big Sky Conference Match Times local to site/subject to change

NOTING THE WILDCATS

• The Wildcats return all three of their All-Conference First • and Second Team selections from 2006 in Hayley McCoy Dr. Ann Millner Molly Smith (First Team), Rebecca Ritchie and Ashtyn Webster (Second President Faculty Representative Team). Shaylee Hyde, who earned Honorable Mention honors, also returns.

• Only four of the 11 players who recorded points last year will return to action in 2008. Of the seven non-returning scorers, three were in the top-four on the team. Natalie Blaylock (9 Pts., 4 G), Shelli Gough (4 Pts.) and Cassidy Wil- liams (4 Pts.) were seniors in 2007, while sophomore Kelsie Ehlers (8 Pts., 4 A), freshman Lauren Parkhurst (6 Points, 2 Jerry Graybeal Carla Taylor Goals) and sophomore Kelly Gaughan (1 G) have all decided Athletic Director Woman’s Basketball not to return. Freshman Teresa Holt (2 G) is returning from Coach / SWA ’07 but will redshirt in ’08.

• Intact for the Wildcats in ’08 will be the majority of the defense that produced a 0.71 Goals Against Average in conference play in 2007. Goalkeeper Rebecca Ritchie and Central Defender Ashtyn Webster lead the group that also includes regulars at the Outside Defender position in Shan- non Murri and Lindsay Ellis.

Darin Hogge Assistant Media Relations Director 28 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Weber State Wildcats

TIM CROMPTON FILE Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School 3 Kristen Hamilton D Fr. RS Hyrum, Utah/Mountain Crest H.S. 4 Kelly Robinson F Jr. 2V North Salt Lake, Utah/Woods Cross H.S. 5 Kylie Johnson F Fr. RS North Ogden, Utah/Weber H.S. 10 Hayley McCoy MF Sr. 3V Richland, Wash./Richland H.S. Alma Mater: Weber State (1996) 11 Teresa Holt D So. 1V West Jordan, Utah/Iteneris Early Coll. H.S./Bingham H.S. School Record: 28-30-10 (4 years) 12 Alyssa Foutz MF So. 1V Ventura, Calif./Buena H.S. Overall Record: 38-30-10 14 Ciara Florence D Sr. 3V Ogden, Utah/Bonneville H.S. Big Sky Record: 14-7-5 15 Lindsay Ellis D Jr. 2V Farmington, Utah/Viewmont H.S. 17 Whitney Smith F Sr. 1V Ogden, Utah/Boise State University 20 Molli Neilson MF Sr. 3V Layton, Utah/Layton H.S. • Coach Crompton enters his ﬁ ft h season as head coach of 21 Shaylee Hyde MF Sr. 3V Ogden, Utah/Ogden H.S. the Wildcats aft er taking over for co-head coaches Lynn 22 Abby Robinson F So. 1V North Salt Lake, Utah/Woods Cross H.S. Kofoed and Tom VudhiVadhana in the summer of 2004. 24 Michelle Ritchie MF Jr. TR Hilton, N.Y./Alfred University • Crompton led the Wildcats to the Big Sky Conference 25 Shannon Murri D Sr. 3V Bountiful, Utah/Bountiful H.S. championship in each of the ﬁ rst two years he was the 27 Jasmine O’Brien MF Fr. RS Kihei, Hawaii/Baldwin H.S. program’s head coach. He was named Big Sky Conference 31 Ashtyn Webster D Sr. 3V Kaysville, Utah/Davis H.S. coach of the year twice. 32 Rebecca Ritchie GK Jr. 2V Hilton, N.Y./Hilton H.S. Kirsten Anderson GK Fr. HS Sandy, Utah/Jordan H.S. • Under Crompton, the Wildcats have posted a .485 overall Victoria Anderson D Fr. HS West Bountiful, Utah/Viewmont H.S. winning percentage and have won over 60 percent of their Emily Freshman MF Fr. HS Ogden, Utah/Bonneville H.S. Big Sky Conference matches, counting postseason play. Lindsay Ortgiesen MF Fr. HS Riverdale, Utah/Bonneville H.S. • Th e ‘Cats advanced to the second round of the 2006 NCAA Collette Simmons MF Fr. HS Farmington, Utah/Davis H.S. College Cup with a shootout win over Brigham Young. Alyson Tucker GK Fr. HS Orem, Utah/Orem H.S. Ari Wood MF Fr. HS Bountiful, Utah/Bountiful H.S. Kierstin Wood F Fr. HS Layton, Utah/Northridge H.S.

WILDCATS TO WATCH 2007 Final Statistics ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh HAYLEY MCCOY 23 Natalie Blaylock 17-17 4 1 9 37 5-8 • Senior - 3VL • MF 13 Lisa Crump 2-0 0 0 0 1 9 Kelsie Ehlers 13-12 2 4 8 13 • Hayley became just the sixth player in Big Sky history to earn three First Team All- 15 Lindsay Ellis 13-4 0 0 0 3 Conference selections with her 2007 honor. 14 Ciara Florence 6-0 0 0 0 1 She will have the opportunity this year to 12 Alyssa Foutz 5-0 0 0 0 1 join Shannon Forslund (Montana, ‘97-‘00) as 6 Kelly Gaughan 17-1 1 0 2 18 the only four-time selections. 28 Shelli Gough 18-18 2 0 4 35 18 Sarah Hill 1-0 0 0 0 0 • Hayley enters the 2008 season 2nd on the 11 Teresa Holt 16-8 2 0 4 13 all-time WSU shots list with 182. She is also 21 Shaylee Hyde 18-18 1 2 4 20 7th in assists (11), 10th in Points (29) and 12th in Goals (9). 10 Hayley McCoy 18-18 2 3 7 69 25 Shannon Murri 17-12 0 0 0 5 CAREER STATISTICS 20 Molli Neilson 15-6 0 0 0 8 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots 7 Lauren Parkhurst 18-18 2 2 6 39 2007 18-18 2 3 7 69 32 Rebecca Ritchie 13-13 0 0 0 0 2006 16-15 2 3 7 52 22 Abby Robinson 3-0 0 0 0 0 2005 21-21 5 5 15 61 4 Kelly Robinson 15-0 2 0 4 14 Totals 55-54 9 11 29 182 17 Whitney Smith 18-12 2 0 4 24 ASHTYN WEBSTER 31 Ashtyn Webster 18-18 0 0 0 2 5-5 • Senior -3VL• D 19 Tina Willardson 1-0 0 0 0 0 16 Cassidy Williams 18-18 0 4 4 22 • Ashtyn has been the leader of the Wildcat Weber State 18 20 16 56 325 defense for the past two years and is a three- Opponents 18 25 22 72 249 year starter in the central defense.

• During her ﬁ rst three years, the Wildcats have recorded a 1.10 Goals Against Average GOALKEEPING overall and 0.85 during conference play. Th e team has posted the second and fourth-best ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct GAA’s in school history during her tenure. 00 Deysha Victorine 6-4 552:42 7 1.14 29 .806 32 Rebecca Ritchie 13-11 1156:37 18 1.40 74 .804 CAREER STATISTICS Weber State 18 1709:19 25 1.32 107 .811 Year GP-GS G A Pts Shots Opponents 18 1709:19 20 1.05 129 .866 2007 18-18 0 0 0 2 2006 19-19 0 0 0 5 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 2005 21-21 0 0 0 0 Totals 58-58 0 0 0 7 Weber State 7 12 0 1 20 Opponents 16 8 0 1 25

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 29 2007 Big Sky Season in Review

CONFERENCE OVERALL W L T TP GF GA W L T Pct GF GA %#Sacramento State 4 0 3 15 11 3 12 4 5 .690 42 23 *Northern Colorado 3 2 2 11 7 5 8 9 3 .475 22 33 *Weber State 3 2 2 11 6 5 7 8 3 .472 20 25 *Portland State 3 3 1 10 5 7 7 10 2 .421 17 30 Eastern Washington 3 4 0 9 8 12 9 8 0 .529 28 26 Idaho State 2 2 3 9 4 3 7 5 6 .556 26 15 Northern Arizona 2 4 1 7 6 9 7 7 5 .500 20 14 Montana 1 4 2 5 5 8 3 12 2 .235 10 26 # Regular Season Champions * Postseason Tournament Participant %Postseason Tournament Champions

2007 SINGLE-MATCH HIGHS 2007 SINGLE-SEASON HIGHS

Team Highs Shots Points Hayley McCoy - Weber State 69 22 Northern Arizona vs Lamar (Sep 2) Katie McCoy - Sacramento State 68 19 Idaho State at Southern Utah (Oct 6) Cyeeta Mott - Eastern Washington 58 Teresa Prais - Northern Colorado 53 Goals 7 Northern Arizona vs Lamar (Sep 2) Points 7 Idaho State at Southern Utah (Oct 6) Katie McCoy - Sacramento State 35 Amanda Gray - Sacramento State 18 Assists Cyeeta Mott - Eastern Washington 16 8 Northern Arizona vs LAMAR (Sep 2) 7 Idaho State vs Boise State (Sep 7) Goals Katie McCoy - Sacramento State 14 SHOTS Cyeeta Mott - Eastern Washington 6 37 Northern Arizona vs LAMAR (Sep 2) Jana Boehler - Idaho State 6 35 Weber State vs Eastern Washington (Oct 25) Amanda Gray - Sacramento State 6

SAVES Assists 15 Northern Colorado at Idaho State (Oct 20) Kim Kemper - Sacramento State 7 13 Sacramento State at Stanford (Nov 16) Katie McCoy - Sacramento State 7 Annamarie Hofstetter - Idaho State 6 Individual Player Game Highs Dolly Enneking - Portland State 6 Points Amanda Gray - Sacramento State 6 6 Carolyn Savage (NAU) vs Lamar (Sep 2) 5 Kim Kemper (SAC) vs Fresno State (Sep 09) Game-Winning Goals 5 Katie McCoy (SAC) vs Menlo (Sep 23) Katie McCoy - Sacramento State 5 5 Danielle Holloway (SAC) vs Menlo (Sep 23) Jana Boehler - Idaho State 3 5 Sarah Vallen (NAU) vs Eastern Washington (Oct 14) 5 Cyeeta Mott (EWU) vs UVSU (Nov 4) Saves Maren Eves - Idaho State 101 Goals Liz Winkelblech - Northern Arizona 100 2 13 Players Grace Harris - Montana 99 Most Recent - Katie McCoy (SAC) vs Northern Colorado Mandy Trojan - Sacramento State 99 (Nov 11) Goals Against Average Assists Liz Winkelblech - Northern Arizona .69 3 Amanda Gray (SAC) vs Northern Colorado (Nov 11) Maren Eves - Idaho State .78 2 10 Players Jessica Blessard - Eastern Washington .87

Shots Shots GP No. Avg/G 12 Hayley McCoy (WSU) at South Dakota State (Sep 21) Weber State 18 325 18.06 10 Jana Boehler (ISU) vs Northern Colorado (Oct 20) Sacramento State 21 312 14.86 10 Lauren Parkhurst (WSU) vs Eastern Washington (Oct 25) Goals GP No. Avg/G Saves Sacramento State 21 42 2.00 15 Owen, Heidi (UNCO) at Idaho State (Oct 20) Eastern Washington 17 28 1.65 12 Maren Eves (ISU) at Utah State (Sep 16) 12 Grace Harris (UM) at Minnesota (Sep 16) Assists GP No. Avg/G 12 Cris Lewis (PSU) at Idaho (Sep 13) Sacramento State 21 34 1.62 12 Mandy Trojan (SAC) at Stanford (Nov 16) Idaho State 18 26 1.44

30 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Big Sky All-Time Series and School Records

EWU ISU UM NAU UNCO PSU SAC WSU Overall All-Time 3-8 3-6-1 4-6 1-1 4-8 3-6-1 2-10 20-45-2 Eastern Washington Big Sky 3-7 3-6-1 4-6 1-1 4-6 3-6-1 2-9 20-41-2 All-Time 8-3 5-6-1 6-4-2 1-0-1 7-3-1 6-1-3 5-6-1 38-23-9 Idaho State Big Sky 7-3 3-6-1 5-3-2 1-0-1 6-3-1 6-1-2 3-6-1 31-22-8 All-Time 6-3-1 6-5-1 10-3 0-2 8-6-1 9-3-3 8-6-1 47-28-7 Montana Big Sky 6-3-1 6-3-1 8-3 0-2 6-4-1 6-3-2 5-5-1 37-23-6 All-Time 6-4 4-6-2 3-10 0-2 7-4 7-5 2-9-1 29-40-3 Northern Arizona Big Sky 6-4 3-5-2 3-8 0-2 7-4 7-5 1-9-1 27-37-3 All-Time 1-1 0-1-1 2-0 2-0 0-2 0-2-1 1-2 6-8-2 Northern Colorado Big Sky 1-1 0-1-1 2-0 2-0 0-2 0-2-1 1-2 6-8-2 All-Time 8-4 3-7-1 6-8-1 4-7 2-0 2-9-1 3-7-1 28-42-4 Portland State Big Sky 6-4 3-6-1 4-6-1 4-7 2-0 2-8-1 3-7-1 24-38-4 All-Time 6-3-1 2-6-3 3-8-3 5-7 2-0-1 9-2-1 5-7-3 32-33-12 Sacramento State Big Sky 6-3-1 2-6-2 3-6-2 5-7 2-0-1 8-2-1 4-5-3 30-29-10 All-Time 10-2 6-5-1 6-8-1 9-2-1 2-1 7-3-1 7-5-3 47-26-7 Weber State Big Sky 9-2 6-3-1 5-5-1 9-1-1 2-1 7-3-1 5-4-3 43-19-7

Composite All-Time School Records

Big Sky Matches All Matches School W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Weber State 43 20 7 .664 110 97 20 .529 Montana 42 22 6 .643 141 110 14 .558 Idaho State 31 25 9 .546 83 86 22 .492 Sacramento State 29 33 8 .471 97 137 12 .419 Northern Arizona 30 37 3 .450 72 119 13 .385 Cal State Northridge* 11 14 2 .444 39 67 10 .379 Northern Colorado 5 7 2 .429 198 156 26 .555 Portland State 26 39 2 .403 90 156 25 .378 Eastern Washington 21 41 2 .344 54 129 12 .308

Rankings based on winning percentage in Big Sky matches *Cal State Northridge is no longer a member of the Big Sky Conference

Ashley Brumback was a crucial part of Northern Colorado’s run to the Big Sky Conference Tournament

Chelsey Hannesson was one of Eastern Washing- ton’s Best Defenders in 2007.

Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 31 Head Coach Records & Year-By-Year Standings

All Matches Big Sky Matches As Big Sky Member Career Record Name, School W L T Pct W L T Pct W L T Pct George Hageage, Eastern Washington (2000-Cur.) 18 31 2 .373 42 79 8 .357 68 136 10 .341 Allison Gibson, Idaho State (2006-Cur.) 7 4 3 .607 17 14 7 .539 17 14 7 .539 Neil Sedgwick, Montana (2004-Cur.) 9 13 4 .423 20 40 6 .348 38 40 6 .488 Andre Luciano, Northern Arizona (2001-Cur.) 17 24 3 .420 44 64 11 .416 44 64 11 .416 Time Barrera, Northern Colorado (1999-Cur.) 5 7 2 .429 14 21 3 .408 86 72 9 .542 Randy Dedini, Sacramento State (2007-Cur.) 4 0 3 .786 12 4 5 .690 12 4 5 .690 Tim Crompton, Weber State (2004-Cur.) 14 7 5 .635 23 18 8 .551 29 23 7 .551 Note: A tie counts as half a win

BIG SKY YEAR-BY-YEAR STANDINGS

2007 Big Sky Matches All Matches 2002 Big Sky Matches All Matches W L T TP W L T W L T TP W L T Sacramento State*^ 4 0 3 15 12 4 5 Idaho State*^ 5 1 0 15 13 7 1 Northern Colorado^ 3 2 2 11 8 9 3 Montana^ 4 1 1 13 8 10 1 Weber State^ 3 2 2 11 7 8 3 Portland State^ 4 1 1 13 13 5 4 Portland State^ 3 3 1 10 7 10 2 Eastern Washington^ 3 3 0 9 7 11 0 Eastern Washington 3 4 0 9 9 8 0 Northern Arizona 2 4 0 6 5 13 0 Idaho State 2 2 3 9 7 5 6 Weber State 1 5 0 3 5 12 1 Northern Arizona 2 4 1 7 7 7 5 Sacramento State 1 5 0 3 3 13 1 Montana 1 4 2 5 3 12 2 2001 Big Sky Matches All Matches 2006 Big Sky Matches All Matches W L T TP W L T W L T TP W L T Weber State^ 6 0 0 18 10 8 1 Idaho State*^ 5 2 0 15 10 9 1 Idaho State*^ 4 1 1 13 11 7 2 Montana^ 4 2 1 13 10 8 2 Montana^ 3 3 0 9 8 8 0 Sacramento State^ 4 2 1 13 10 7 4 Sacramento State^ 3 3 0 9 5 11 2 Weber State^ 4 2 1 13 9 7 3 Eastern Washington 2 4 0 6 3 12 1 Portland State 4 3 0 12 4 13 1 Northern Arizona 1 4 1 4 6 10 2 Northern Arizona 2 4 1 7 7 10 1 Portland State 1 5 0 3 1 15 2 Northern Colorado 2 5 0 6 6 12 1 Eastern Washington 1 6 0 3 5 13 1 2000 Big Sky Matches All Matches W L T TP W L T 2005 Big Sky Matches All Matches Montana*^ 6 1 0 18 16 5 1 W L T TP W L T Idaho State^ 5 1 1 16 12 5 2 Weber State*^ 5 1 0 15 14 5 2 Sacramento State^ 4 3 0 12 9 6 2 Sacramento State^ 4 1 1 13 8 8 3 Northern Arizona^ 4 3 0 12 7 14 0 Northern Arizona^ 4 2 0 12 10 11 0 Cal State Northridge 3 2 2 11 7 6 5 Eastern Washington^ 2 3 1 7 4 11 3 Weber State 3 3 1 10 4 12 2 Portland State 2 3 1 7 5 11 2 Eastern Washington 1 6 0 3 7 11 0 Idaho State 1 4 1 4 4 12 1 Portland State 0 7 0 0 0 18 0 Montana 1 5 0 3 3 13 1 1999 Big Sky Matches All Matches 2004 Big Sky Matches All Matches W L T TP W L T W L T TP W L T Montana*^ 6 0 1 19 12 6 1 Portland State^ 4 1 1 13 8 8 3 Weber State^ 6 1 0 18 7 11 0 Eastern Washington^ 4 1 1 13 7 9 2 Cal State Northridge^ 4 3 0 12 10 8 1 Montana^ 3 2 1 10 8 8 2 Northern Arizona^ 4 3 0 12 7 11 0 Weber State*^ 2 2 2 8 8 10 2 Idaho State 2 3 2 8 7 9 3 Idaho State 2 3 1 7 7 6 3 Sacramento State 2 4 1 7 8 8 1 Northern Arizona 2 4 0 6 5 11 2 Portland State 2 5 0 6 5 13 0 Sacramento State 1 5 0 3 3 15 0 Eastern Washington 0 7 0 0 1 17 0

2003 Big Sky Matches All Matches 1998 Big Sky Matches All Matches W L T TP W L T W L T TP W L T Weber State^ 4 1 1 13 6 10 3 Weber State*^ 6 1 0 18 17 3 0 Idaho State*^ 4 2 0 12 10 9 2 Montana^ 6 1 0 18 15 5 1 Northern Arizona^ 4 2 0 12 7 9 3 Northern Arizona^ 4 3 0 12 8 11 0 Montana^ 3 3 0 9 8 11 2 Eastern Washington^ 3 4 0 9 3 15 0 Portland State 2 3 1 7 7 10 1 Sacramento State 3 4 0 9 9 9 0 Eastern Washington 2 4 0 6 3 12 2 Cal State Northridge 3 4 0 9 6 13 0 Sacramento State 0 4 2 2 6 9 3 Portland State 2 5 0 6 7 12 1 Idaho State 1 6 0 3 2 14 1 *Big Sky Tournament champion ^Big Sky Tournament participant 1997 Big Sky Matches All Matches W L T TP W L T Montana*^ 5 0 0 15 16 5 0 Weber State^ 3 2 0 9 16 5 1 Sacramento State^ 3 2 0 9 6 11 2 Portland State^ 2 3 0 6 4 14 2 Northern Arizona 1 4 0 3 3 12 0 Cal State Northridge 1 4 0 3 2 16 0

32 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Final 2007 Team Statistics

SHOTS ASSISTS PER GAME FOULS ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Weber State 18 325 18.06 1. Sacramento State 21 34 1.62 1. Sacramento State 21 229 10.90 2. Sacramento State 21 312 14.86 2. Idaho State 18 26 1.44 2. Portland State 19 221 11.63 3. Northern Arizona 19 290 15.26 3. Northern Arizona 19 22 1.16 3. Weber State 18 218 12.11 4. Idaho State 18 268 14.89 4. Eastern Washington 17 17 1.00 4. Eastern Washington 17 181 10.65 5. Eastern Washington 17 247 14.53 5. Weber State 18 16 0.89 5. Northern Arizona 19 169 8.89 6. Northern Colorado 20 241 12.05 6. Northern Colorado 20 17 0.85 6. Idaho State 18 160 8.89 7. Portland State 19 204 10.74 7. Portland State 19 15 0.79 7. Northern Colorado 20 157 7.85 8. Montana 17 159 9.35 8. Montana 17 7 0.41 8. Montana 17 154 9.06

POINTS GOALS ALLOWED CORNERS ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Sacramento State 21 118 5.62 1. Northern Arizona 19 14 0.74 1. Sacramento State 21 127 6.05 2. Idaho State 18 78 4.33 2. Idaho State 18 15 0.83 2. Northern Arizona 19 89 4.68 3. Eastern Washington 17 73 4.29 3. Sacramento State 21 23 1.10 3. Northern Colorado 20 87 4.35 4. Northern Arizona 19 62 3.26 4. Weber State 18 25 1.39 4. Idaho State 18 83 4.61 5. Northern Colorado 20 61 3.05 5. Eastern Washington 17 26 1.53 5. Weber State 18 70 3.89 6. Weber State 18 56 3.11 Montana 17 26 1.53 6. Portland State 19 61 3.21 7. Portland State 19 49 2.58 7. Portland State 19 30 1.58 7. Montana 17 57 3.35 8. Montana 17 27 1.59 8. Northern Colorado 20 33 1.65 8. Eastern Washington 17 47 2.76

GOALS GOALS ALLOWED PER GAME OFFSIDES ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Sacramento State 21 42 2.00 1. Northern Arizona 19 14 0.74 1. Sacramento State 21 62 2.95 2. Eastern Washington 17 28 1.65 2. Idaho State 18 15 0.83 2. Idaho State 18 48 2.67 3. Idaho State 18 26 1.44 3. Sacramento State 21 23 1.10 3. Weber State 18 46 2.56 4. Northern Colorado 20 22 1.10 4. Weber State 18 25 1.39 4. Northern Arizona 19 43 2.26 5. Northern Arizona 19 20 1.05 5. Eastern Washington 17 26 1.53 5. Montana 17 31 1.82 Weber State 18 20 1.11 Montana 17 26 1.53 6. Portland State 19 27 1.42 7. Portland State 19 17 0.89 7. Portland State 19 30 1.58 7. Northern Colorado 20 26 1.30 8. Montana 17 10 0.59 8. Northern Colorado 20 33 1.65 8. Eastern Washington 17 25 1.47

GOALS PER GAME SAVES YELLOW CARDS ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Sacramento State 21 42 2.00 1. Northern Colorado 20 116 5.80 1. Weber State 18 17 0.94 2. Eastern Washington 17 28 1.65 2. Sacramento State 21 110 5.24 2. Portland State 19 15 0.79 3. Idaho State 18 26 1.44 3. Portland State 19 109 5.74 3. Eastern Washington 17 14 0.82 4. Weber State 18 20 1.11 4. Idaho State 18 107 5.94 Sacramento State 21 14 0.67 5. Northern Colorado 20 22 1.10 Weber State 18 107 5.94 5. Northern Colorado 20 10 0.50 6. Northern Arizona 19 20 1.05 6. Northern Arizona 19 103 5.42 6. Montana 17 6 0.35 7. Portland State 19 17 0.89 7. Montana 17 100 5.88 Northern Arizona 19 6 0.32 8. Montana 17 10 0.59 8. Eastern Washington 17 78 4.59 8. Idaho State 18 4 0.22

ASSISTS SHUTOUTS ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Sacramento State 21 34 1.62 1. Northern Arizona 19 11 0.58 2. Idaho State 18 26 1.44 2. Sacramento State 21 10 0.48 3. Northern Arizona 19 22 1.16 3. Weber State 18 7 0.39 4. Eastern Washington 17 17 1.00 4. Idaho State 18 6 0.33 Northern Colorado 20 17 0.85 5. Eastern Washington 17 5 0.29 6. Weber State 18 16 0.89 Portland State 19 5 0.26 7. Portland State 19 15 0.79 7. Montana 17 3 0.18 8. Montana 17 7 0.41 Northern Colorado 20 3 0.15 Miscellaneous Team Statistiscs Team GP Shots Fouls Offside Corners PK PKA YC RC Eastern Washington 17 247 181 25 47 2 2 14 0 Idaho State 18 268 160 48 83 1 1 4 2 Montana 17 159 154 31 57 1 1 6 0 Northern Arizona 19 290 169 43 89 1 0 6 0 Northern Colorado 20 241 157 26 87 2 2 10 1 Portland State 19 204 221 27 61 0 0 15 1 Sacramento State 21 312 229 62 127 1 1 14 0 Weber State 18 326 218 46 70 0 0 17 1 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 33 Final 2007 Individual Statistics

SHOTS ASSISTS ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Hayley McCoy-WSU 18 69 3.83 1. Kim Kemper-SAC 21 7 0.33 2. Katie McCoy-SAC 21 68 3.24 Katie McCoy-SAC 21 7 0.33 3. Cyeeta Mott-EWU 17 58 3.41 3. Annamarie Hofstetter-ISU 18 6 0.33 4. Teresa Prais-UNCO 19 53 2.79 Dolly Enneking-PSU 19 6 0.32 5. Natalie Graham-ISU 16 49 3.06 Amanda Gray-SAC 21 6 0.29 6. Jana Boehler-ISU 18 44 2.44 6. Danielle Holloway-SAC 19 5 0.26 7. Kilee Quigley-ISU 18 41 2.28 7. Kelsie Ehlers-WSU 13 4 0.31 8. Jessica Zimmerman-UNCO 18 40 2.22 Cyeeta Mott-EWU 17 4 0.24 9. Lauren Parkhurst-WSU 18 39 2.17 Karla Lee-NAU 17 4 0.24 Sarah Neatherton-NAU 19 39 2.05 Kilee Quigley-ISU 18 4 0.22 Cassidy Williams-WSU 18 4 0.22 POINTS Megan Miller-UNCO 20 4 0.20 ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G 1. Katie McCoy-SAC 21 14 7 35 1.67 GAME-WINNING GOALS 2. Amanda Gray-SAC 21 6 6 18 0.86 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 3. Cyeeta Mott-EWU 17 6 4 16 0.94 1. Katie McCoy-SAC 21 5 0.24 4. Jana Boehler-ISU 18 6 3 15 0.83 2. Jana Boehler-ISU 18 3 0.17 Kim Kemper-SAC 21 4 7 15 0.71 3. Lauren Koelzer-EWU 17 2 0.12 6. Teresa Prais-UNCO 19 5 3 13 0.68 Morgan O’Friel-EWU 17 2 0.12 7. Natalie Graham-ISU 16 4 3 11 0.69 Lauren Parkhurst-WSU 18 2 0.11 Abby Jensen-EWU 17 5 1 11 0.65 Tarah Authier-PSU 19 2 0.11 Danielle Holloway-SAC 19 3 5 11 0.58 Sydney Vandervelde-UNCO 20 2 0.10 10. Karla Lee-NAU 17 3 4 10 0.59 Katelin Hopping-SAC 21 2 0.10 Dolly Enneking-PSU 19 2 6 10 0.53 Tarah Authier-PSU 19 5 0 10 0.53 SAVES Megan Miller-UNCO 20 3 4 10 0.50 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Maren Eves-ISU 18 101 5.61 GOALS 2. Liz Winkelblech-NAU 19 100 5.26 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 3. Grace Harris-UM 17 99 5.82 1. Katie McCoy-SAC 21 14 0.67 Mandy Trojan-SAC 20 99 4.95 2. Cyeeta Mott-EWU 17 6 0.35 5. Heidi Owen-UNCO 17 92 5.41 Jana Boehler-ISU 18 6 0.33 6. Cris Lewis-PSU 17 83 4.88 Amanda Gray-SAC 21 6 0.29 7. Rebecca Ritchie-WSU 13 74 5.69 5. Abby Jensen-EWU 17 5 0.29 8. Ashley Renz-EWU 12 41 3.42 Tarah Authier-PSU 19 5 0.26 9. Jessica Blessard-EWU 8 34 4.25 Teresa Prais-UNCO 19 5 0.26 10. Deysha Victorine-WSU 6 29 4.83 8. Natalie Graham-ISU 16 4 0.25 Natalie Blaylock-WSU 17 4 0.24 SHUTOUTS Chelsea Cox-ISU 18 4 0.22 ## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G Sarah Vallen-NAU 19 4 0.22 1. Liz Winkelblech-NAU 19 11 0.58 Sydney Vandervelde-UNCO 20 4 0.20 2. Mandy Trojan-SAC 20 9 0.45 Kim Kemper-SAC 21 4 0.19 3. Maren Eves-ISU 18 6 0.33 Leah Larot-SAC 21 4 0.19 4. Rebecca Ritchie-WSU 13 5 0.38 5. Cris Lewis-PSU 17 4 0.24 GOALS PER GAME 6. Heidi Owen-UNCO 17 3 0.18 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Grace Harris-UM 17 3 0.18 1. Katie McCoy-SAC 21 14 0.67 8. Jessica Blessard-EWU 8 2 0.25 2. Cyeeta Mott-EWU 17 6 0.35 9. Ashley Renz-EWU 12 1 0.08 3. Jana Boehler-ISU 18 6 0.33 Jenny Lawrence-SAC 3 1 0.33 4. Abby Jensen-EWU 17 5 0.29 Rachel Jarvis-PSU 6 1 0.17 5. Amanda Gray-SAC 21 6 0.29 Deysha Victorine-WSU 6 1 0.17 6. Tarah Authier-PSU 19 5 0.26 Teresa Prais-UNCO 19 5 0.26 GOALS AGAINST AVG (Max. 20.00) 8. Natalie Graham-ISU 16 4 0.25 ## Player-Team GP GA Minutes Ga Avg 9. Natalie Blaylock-WSU 17 4 0.24 1. Liz Winkelblech-NAU 19 14 1822:54 0.69 10. Chelsea Cox-ISU 18 4 0.22 2. Maren Eves-ISU 18 15 1738:15 0.78 3. Jessica Blessard-EWU 8 6 621:21 0.87 4. Mandy Trojan-SAC 20 21 1866:25 1.01 5. Heidi Owen-UNCO 17 20 1501:06 1.20 6. Rebecca Ritchie-WSU 13 18 1156:37 1.40 7. Grace Harris-UM 17 26 1569:51 1.49 8. Cris Lewis-PSU 17 24 1388:45 1.56 9. Ashley Renz-EWU 12 20 941:49 1.91 34 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Big Sky Single-Match Records

Individual Team

Most Goals Most Goals 4 Erin Broadwell, CSN vs The Masters College - Sep. 28, 1999 10 Montana vs Oregon State - Sep. 5, 1997 3 28 Tied, 9 Weber State vs Youngstown State - Sep. 9, 2001 Last by: Chantal Kim, ISU vs Eastern Washington - Oct. 22, 2006 8 Cal State Northridge vs The Masters College - Sep. 28, 1999 8 Portland State vs C. Washington - Sept. 22, 2002 Most Assists 4 Annamarie Hofstetter, ISU vs Southern Utah - Aug. 27, 2006 Most Goals Allowed 4 Jamie Harlor, PSU vs Western Baptist - Oct. 12, 1999 10 Eastern Washington at Gonzaga - Sep. 22, 1998 3 Amanda Gray, SAC vs Northern Colorado - Nov. 11, 2007 9 Portland State at Washington State - Sep. 24, 2000 3 Michelle Okumura, ISU vs Eastern Washington - Oct. 22, 2006 3 Linsey McFarland, WSU vs Northern Arizona - Oct. 27, 2005 Most Goals - Two Teams 3 Rochelle Hoover, WSU vs UVSC - Oct. 9, 2004 13 Northern Arizona (7) vs Cal State Northridge (6) - Oct. 24, 1997 3 Sierra Cristiano, NAU vs Southern Utah - Oct. 4, 2003 11 Eastern Washington (1) at Gonzaga (10) - Sep. 22, 1998 3 Megan Plinski, PSU vs Northern Arizona - Nov. 3, 2002 9 4 Tied, Last by: Portland State (6) at UC Riverside (3) - Sept. 21, 2003 3 Saraid Faville, UM vs Toledo - Sep. 2, 2001 3 Natalie Hensley, WSU vs Youngstown State - Sep. 9, 2001 Most Assists 3 Jodi Campbell, UM at Minnesota - Sep. 8, 2000 11 Weber State vs Youngstown State - Sep. 9, 2001 3 Jill Schade, ISU vs Carroll College - Aug. 27, 2000 9 Idaho State vs Carroll College - Aug. 27, 2000 3 Mary Cascio, PSU vs Eastern Washington - Sep. 27, 1998 9 Cal State Northridge vs The Masters College - Sep. 28, 1999 3 Karen Hardy, UM vs Weber State - Nov. 9, 1997 8 Northern Arizona vs Lamar - Sep. 2, 2007 8 Idaho State vs Southern Utah - Sept. 18, 2003 Most Points 10 Erin Broadwell, CSN vs The Master’s College - Sep. 28, 1999 Most Assists - Two Teams 7 Rochelle Hoover, WSU vs Sacramento State - Oct. 29, 2005 13 Sacramento State (7) at Fresno State (6) - Oct. 10, 1999 7 Jamie Blakesley, PSU vs UC Riverside - Sept. 22, 2003 12 Eastern Washington (2) at Gonzaga (10) - Sep. 22, 1998 7 Megan Plinski, PSU vs Southern Utah - Sept. 14, 2002 10 Idaho State (8) at Southern Utah (2) - Sept. 18, 2003 7 Natalie Hensley, WSU vs Youngstown State - Sep. 9, 2001 8 Portland State (8) vs C. Washington (1) - Sept. 22, 2002 7 Karen Hardy, UM vs Northern Arizona - Oct. 18, 1998 9 Idaho State (9) vs Carroll College (0) - Aug. 27, 2000 7 Paula Guarda, SAC vs UC Davis - Oct. 12, 1997 9 Cal State Northridge (8) vs The Masters College (0) - Sep. 28, 1999 7 Karen Hardy, UM vs Cal State Fullerton - Sep. 13, 1997 9 Portland State (0) at Washington State (9) - Sep. 24, 2000 6 22 Tied, Last by: Carolyn Savage, NAU vs Lamar - Sep. 2, 2007 8 Northern Arizona (8) vs. Lamar (0) - Sept. 2, 2007 8 Portland State (7) vs Western Baptist (1) - Oct. 12, 1999 Most Shots 8 Montana (3) at Minnesota (5) - Aug. 31, 1997 12 Hayley McCoy, WSU at South Dakots State - Sep. 21, 2007 12 Trish Bolander, ISU vs Sacramento State - Oct. 22, 1999 Points 11 Saraid Favill, UM vs Toledo - Sep. 2, 2001 29 Weber State vs Youngstown State - Sep. 9, 2001 11 Holly Jones, NAU vs Portland State - Nov. 2, 2001 27 Montana (10g, 7a) vs Oregon State - Sep. 5, 1997 11 Raegin Eyre, NAU vs Cal State Northridge - Oct. 24, 1997 25 Cal State Northridge (8g, 9a) vs The Masters - Sep. 28, 1999 11 Paula Guarda, SAC vs Northern Arizona - Oct. 19, 1997 23 Idaho State (7g, 9a) vs Carroll College - Aug. 27, 2000 10 Lauren Parkhurst, WSU vs Eastern Washington - Oct. 25, 2007 23 Portland State (8g, 7a) vs C. Washington - Sept. 22, 2002 10 Jana Boehler, ISU vs Northern Colorado - Oct. 20, 2007 22 Northern Arizona (7g, 8a) vs. Lamar - Sept. 2, 2007 10 Linsey Winans, UM vs Idaho - Sep. 18, 2005 20 Montana (7g, 6a) vs Northern Arizona - Oct. 18, 1998 10 Raegin Eyre, NAU vs Portland State - Oct. 15, 2000 20 Idaho State (6g, 8a) at Southern Utah - Sept. 18, 2003 10 Jennifer Bruno, PSU vs Eastern Washington - Sep. 28, 1997 19 Idaho State (7g, 5a) at Southern Utah - Oct. 6, 2007 9 12 Tied, Last by: Lindsay Winans, UM vs No. Arizona - Oct. 6, 2006 19 Montana (7g, 5a) vs Northern Arizona - Oct. 22, 2000 18 Portland State (6g, 6a) at UC Riverside - Sept. 22, 2003 Most Saves 18 Montana (6g, 6a) vs Sacramento State - Sep. 31, 1999 21 Mariah Farley, PSU at Washington - Sep. 24, 2000 18 Montana (7g, 4a) vs Portland State - Oct. 26, 1997 21 Amy Schmitt, EWU vs Montana - Nov. 1, 1998 20 Katie Grothkopp, EWU vs Montana - Oct. 10, 1999 Most Shots Taken 19 Chrissy Nelson, ISU at Brigham Young - Sep. 19, 1998 55 Idaho State vs Carroll College - Aug. 27, 2000 18 Katie Grothkopp, EWU vs Cal State Northridge - Oct. 24, 1999 45 Cal State Northridge vs The Masters College - Sep. 28, 1999 17 Sarah Braseth, UM vs Cal State Fullerton - Sept. 8, 2002 39 Northern Arizona vs Cal State Northridge - Oct. 24, 1997 17 Sarah Braseth, UM vs Utah - Sept. 22, 2002 38 Portland State vs Boise State - Sept. 11, 2002 16 Tiera Como, EWU vs Weber State - Oct. 19, 2006 37 Northern Arizona vs Lamar - Sep. 2, 2007 16 Tiera Como, EWU at Wyoming - Aug. 29, 2004 37 Montana vs Eastern Washington - Oct. 10, 1999 16 Mariah Farley, PSU at Wyoming - Sep. 10, 2000 36 Northern Arizona vs Portland State - Oct. 15, 2000 16 Mariah Farley, PSU at Colorado College - Sep. 12, 2000 35 Weber State vs Eastern Washington - Oct. 25, 2007 16 Mariah Farley, PSU vs Boise State - Sep. 22, 2000 35 Montana at Eastern Washington - Nov. 1, 1998 16 Tawni Takagi, CSN at Montana - Oct. 16, 1998 35 Weber State vs Oregon State - Oct. 5, 1997 16 Meagan Thunell, WSU vs Utah - Sep. 8, 1998 15 Heidi Owen, UNCO at Idaho State - Oct. 20, 2007 Most Shots Allowed 15 Lyndsay Gensler, ISU vs Utah - Nov. 9, 2006 39 Cal State Northridge at Northern Arizona - Oct. 24, 1997 15 Jonna Melton, EWU vs San Diego State - Sep. 2, 2001 38 Idaho State at Brigham Young - Sep. 19, 1998 15 Gretchen Pietras, PSU at Oregon - Oct. 7, 2001 37 Eastern Washington at Washington - Aug. 26, 2000 15 Amy Schmitt, EWU vs Northern Arizona - Oct. 16, 1998 37 Portland State at San Diego - Aug. 29, 1997 15 Erin Beckman, NAU vs Utah - Oct. 2, 1998 36 Portland State at Idaho - Sep. 17, 2000 15 Tawni Takagi, CSN at Northern Arizona - Oct. 24, 1997 35 Eastern Washington at Weber State - Oct. 25, 2007 14 Jamie Rizzuto, UM at Nebraska - Sep. 19, 2004 35 Eastern Washington vs Montana - Nov. 1, 1998 14 Tiera Como, EWU vs UC Santa Barbara - Sept. 14, 2003 34 Northern Arizona at Montana - Oct. 18, 1998 14 Amy Schmitt, EWU vs Weber State - Oct. 9, 1998 14 Kim Street, PSU at San Diego - Sep. 9, 1997 Fewest Shots Taken 14 Natalie Hiller, UM vs BYU - Aug. 31, 2000 0 4 Tied, Last by: Northern Arizona at U. of San Diego - Aug. 26, 2005 Fewest Shots Allowed 0 Northern Arizona vs Lamar - Sep. 2, 2007 0 Cal State Northridge vs Portland State - Oct. 13, 2000 0 Weber State at Utah State - Oct. 3, 2000 1 Northern Arizona vs Embry-Riddle - Sep. 28, 2007 1 Idaho State vs Albertson College - Sep. 12, 1998 2 5 Tied, Last by Idaho State vs Carroll College - Aug. 27,2000 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 35 Big Sky Season and Career Records

INDIVIDUAL - SEASON 7 Niki Brooks, PSU - 2004 Fewest Shots 7 Holly Emery, ISU - 2001 84 Portland State - 2000 Most Goals 126 Idaho State - 1998 16 Karen Hardy, UM - 1997 Minutes Played 128 Idaho State - 2005 14 Katie McCoy, SAC - 2007 2,017 Kara Taylor, SAC - 2006 157 Portland State - 2006 14 Heather Olson, UM - 2000 1,892 Katie McCoy, SAC - 2006 159 Montana - 2007 13 Amy Wronski, UM - 2000 1,874 Sarah Howard, SAC - 2006 159 Sacramento State - 2004 13 Heidi Melville, UM- 1999 1,863 Kilee Quigley, ISU - 2006 163 Montana - 2002 13 Jessica Mackiewicz, SAC- 1998 1,850 Megan Miller, UNCO - 2007 163 Eastern Washington - 2001 Sarah Braseth, UM - 2003 Most Game Winning Goals Most Shots Allowed 6 Stacey Peterson, ISU - 2002 INDIVIDUAL - CAREER 558 Portland State - 2000 5 Katie McCoy, SAC - 2007 426 Eastern Washington - 1999 5 Linsey McFarland - 2005 Shots 398 Eastern Washington - 1998 5 Natalie Hensley, WSU - 2001 1. Holly Jones, NAU (1998-01) 217 5 Celeste Collins, WSU - 1998 2. Raegin Eyre, NAU (1997- 00) 211 Fewest Shots Allowed 5 Jessica Mackiewicz, SAC- 1998 3. Jodi Campbell, UM (1997-00) 194 159 Idaho State - 2004 5 Heather Olson, UM -1998 Lisa Wrightsman, SAC (1999-02) 194 207 Montana - 2004 5 Karen Hardy, UM -1997 5. Katie McCoy, SAC (2004-2007) 190 208 Idaho State - 2000 212 Weber State - 2006 Most Assists Goals 213 Portland State - 2004 12 Sierra Cristiano, NAU - 2003 1. Holly Jones, NAU (1998-01) 35 12 Jill Schade, ISU - 2000 Heather Olson, UM (1998-01) 35 TEAM MISCELLANEOUS - SEASON 11 Jodi Campbell, UM - 2000 3. Raegin Eyre, NAU (1997-00) 33 10 Annamarie Hofstetter, ISU - 2006 4. Katie McCoy, SAC (2004-2007) 27 Most Wins 10 Ashley May, ISU - 1999 Lisa Wrightsman, SAC (1999-02) 27 17 Weber State - 1998 10 Lisa Anthony, WSU - 1998 16 Montana - 2000 10 Karen Hardy, UM - 1998 Assists 16 Weber State - 1997 10 Tara Ferrin, WSU - 1997 1. Katie McCoy, SAC (2004-2007) 22 2. Karen Hardy, UM (1997-98) 19 Most Losses Most Points 3. Sierra Cristiano, NAU (2002-03) 15 18 Portland State - 2000 41 Karen Hardy, UM - 1997 Jill Schade, ISU (1999-2000) 15 17 Eastern Washington - 1999 35 Katie McCoy, SAC - 2007 Kelly Flowers, NAU (1997-00) 15 16 Cal State Northridge - 1997 33 Heidi Melville, UM - 1999 15 Sacramento State - 2004 32 Heather Olson, UM - 2000 Points 31 Sara Overgaag, UM - 1997 1. Holly Jones, NAU (1998-01) 81 Most Ties 30 Rochelle Hoover, WSU - 2005 2. Raegin Eyre, NAU (1997-00) 79 6 Idaho State - 2007 30 Jessica Mackiewicz, SAC - 1998 3. Katie McCoy, SAC (2004-2007) 76 5 Sacramento State - 2007 30 Karen Hardy, UM - 1998 4. Heather Olson, UM (1998-01) 73 5 Northern Arizona - 2007 30 Paula Guarda, SAC - 1997 5. Karen Hardy, UM (1997-98) 71 5 Cal State Northridge -2000 4 Sacramento State - 2006 Most Shots TEAM - SEASON 4 Portland State - 2002 94 Paula Guarda, SAC - 1997 Most Goals 85 Karen Hardy, UM - 1997 70 Montana - 1997 Longest Winning Streak 73 Cee Cee Odorfer, NAU - 2006 55 Montana - 2000 13 Weber State - 1998 73 Lindsay Winans, UM - 2006 51 Weber State - 1998 72 Rochelle Hoover, WSU - 2005 Longest Unbeaten Streak Fewest Goals 13 Weber State - 1998 Most Saves 8 Eastern Washington - 1998 160 Amy Schmitt, EWU - 1998 9 Portland State - 2000 Longest Winless Streak 152 Tiera Como, EWU - 2006 10 Montana - 2007 23 Portland State - 1999-2000 147 Mariah Farley, PSU - 2000 10 Portland State - 2006 18 Portland State - 2000 137 Katie Grothkopp, EWU - 2000 10 Montana - 2005 13 Eastern Washington - 1998-99 129 Gretchen Pietras, PSU - 2001 11 Sacramento State - 2004 12 Weber State - 1999-2000 129 Meagan Thunell, WSU - 2000 11 Idaho State - 1998 11 Portland State - 2006 125 Sarah Braseth, UM - 2002 11 Sacramento State - 2004 121 Tiera Como, WSU - 2005 Most Goals Allowed 11 Weber State - 2000 120 Chrissy Nelson, ISU - 1998 72 Portland State - 2000 10 Eastern Washington - 1997-98 55 Northern Arizona - 1997 10 Eastern Washington - 1999 Most Goals Allowed 55 Portland State - 1997 52 Kim Street, PSU - 1997 54 Eastern Washington - 1999 Longest Losing Streak 51 Mariah Farley, PSU - 2000 23 Portland State - 1999-2000 46 Gretchen Pietras, PSU - 2001 Fewest Goals Allowed 18 Portland State - 2000 41 Andrea Berra, NAU - 2002 12 Weber State - 1998 13 Eastern Washington - 1998-99 40 Autumn Cummins, NAU - 1997 14 Northern Arizona - 2007 11 Sacramento State - 2004 15 Idaho State - 2007 10 Eastern Washington - 1999 Lowest Goals Against Avg (1,000 mp) 16 Idaho State - 2004 0.41 Meagan Thunell, WSU - 1998 17 Montana - 2001 Consecutive Shutouts 0.69 Liz Winkelblech, NAU - 2007 18 Montana - 2006 5 Northern Arizona - 2007 0.78 Maren Eves, ISU - 2007 20 Four Tied: Most recently by EWU - 2004 5 Montana - 2000 0.83 Railene Thorson, UM - 1997 5 Montana - 1997 0.86 Grace Harris, UM - 2006 Most Assists 0.88 Joell Giger, PSU - 2002 55 Montana - 1997 Consecutive Matches Being Shutout 0.93 Shannon Boyle, ISU - 2004 43 Portland State - 2002 10 Sacramento State - 2004 0.93 Chrissy Nelson, ISU - 2000 43 Montana - 2000 7 Idaho State - 2003 0.93 Amy Bemis, UM - 1999 43 Weber State - 1997 5 Four Tied: Most recently by PSU - 2006

Most Shutouts Most Points Consecutive Matches Scoring A Goal 11 Liz Winkelblech, NAU - 2007 195 Montana - 1997 21 Montana - 1998-99 10 Railene Thorson, UM - 1997 153 Montana - 2000 17 Montana - 1998 9.5 Natalie Hiller, UM - 2000 143 Weber State - 1997 12 Montana - 2000 9 Mandy Trojan, SAC - 2007 9 Meagan Thunell, WSU - 1998 Most Shots 8 Shannoy Boyle, ISU - 2002 399 Montana - 1998 7 Grace Harris, UM - 2007 382 Montana - 1997 36 Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com Big Sky Championship History

Big Sky Championship Winners

Year Champion Coach Score Runner-Up 2007 Sacramento State Randy Dedini 3-0 Northern Colorado 2006 Idaho State Allison Gibson 2-2, 4-3 pk’s Sacramento State 2005 Weber State Tim Crompton 4-1 Northern Arizona 2004 Weber State Tim Crompton 1-0 Montana 2003 Idaho State Gordon Henderson 1-0 Montana 2002 Idaho State Gordon Henderson 1-0 Portland State 2001 Idaho State Gordon Henderson 1-0 Weber State 2000 Montana Betsy Duerksen 1-0 Northern Arizona 1999 Montana Betsy Duerksen 2-0 Northern Arizona 1998 Weber State Kofoed/Vudivudhana 2-1 Montana 1997 Montana Betsy Duerksen 4-2 Weber State

Team Records In Championship Play

Team Appearances W L T Pct GF GA 1st 2nd Idaho State 5 7 1 1 .833 10 4 4 0 Montana 9 9 5 1 .633 24 10 3 3 Weber State 9 8 6 0 .571 21 14 3 2 Northern Colorado 1 1 1 0 .500 3 4 0 1 Northern Arizona 5 3 5 0 .375 6 11 0 3 Sacramento State 6 2 4 2 .375 9 16 1 1 Portland State 4 1 4 0 .200 2 9 0 1 Eastern Washington 4 0 4 0 .000 3 8 0 0 Cal State Northridge 1 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 0

All-Time All-Tournament Teams 2007 2005 2003 2001 1999 Katie McCoy, SAC Rochelle Hoover, WSU Hollie Christensen, ISU Brooke Alton, ISU Misty Hall, UM Katie Burton, SAC Cee Cee Odorfer, NAU Shannon Boyle, ISU Hollie Christensen, ISU Celeste Collins, WSU Amanda Gray, SAC Linsey McFarland, WSU Jennifer Loo, ISU Trish Bolander, ISU Jessica Crespo, CSN Kim Kemper, SAC Tara Cozzetto, NAU Shawna Park, ISU Holly Emery, ISU Erin Broadwell, CSN Missy Matzen, SAC Shelli Gough, WSU Janel Smith, ISU Liz Roberts, UM Deedee Jimison, CSN Mandy Trojan, SAC Stefanie Smith, NAU Nikki Bolstad, UM Mattea Stanger, SAC Erin Rummens, NAU Megan Miller, UNCO Ashley Wood, WSU Casey Joyner, UM Katie DeClerq, SAC Rebekah Breech, NAU Teresa Prais, UNCO Kaitlyn Manakas, NAU Wendy Stuker, UM Lori Kerswell, SAC Raegin Eyre, NAU Jessica Zimmerman, UNCO Sarah Howard, SAC Sierra Cristiano, NAU Becky Clark, WSU Kate Soetaert, NAU Juli Edwards, PSU Hayley McCoy, WSU Jesyca Rosholt, NAU Natalie Hensley, WSU Heather Olson, UM Kat Robertson, PSU Kandice Golar, WSU Becky Clark, WSU Anna Neisen, WSU Michele Badilla-Gesek, UM Natalie Blaylock, WSU Ashtyn Webster, WSU Kaleen Grant, WSU Jen Cosnyka, WSU Shannon Forslund, UM Christina Loyash, NAU Meagan Thunell, WSU Jennie Summers, EWU 2006 2004 2002 2000 1998 Lyndsay Gensler, ISU Rochelle Hoover, WSU Shannon Boyle, ISU Amy Wronski, UM Lisa Anthony, WSU Natalie Graham, ISU Cyeeta Mott, EWU Brooke Alton, ISU Holly Jones, NAU Celeste Collins, WSU Sarah Howard, SAC Annie Peccia, PSU Stacey Peterson, ISU Liz Roberts, UM Tara Ferrin, WSU Maggie Murphy, SAC Nikki Bolstad, UM Ilsa Gramer, ISU Amy Schlatter, UM Tricia Ferrin, WSU Jennifer Loo, ISU Tara Schwager, UM Katie Miyake, PSU Jill Schade, ISU Meagan Thunell, WSU Chantal Kim, ISU Wendy Stuker, UM Jessie Corr, PSU Shannon Forslund, UM Karen Hardy, UM Linsey Winans, UM Lindsay Winans, UM Carly Sawhill, PSU Jodi Campbell, UM Sara Overgaag, UM MacKenzie Murphy, UM Becky Clark, WSU Megan Plinski, PSU Sarah Pachan, NAU Shannon Forslund, UM Jill Christoﬀerson, ISU Naomi Felix, WSU Amy Orr, PSU Erin Rummens, NAU Michele Badilla-Gesek, UM Kara Taylor, SAC Erica Kilbourne, WSU Abbey Mathis, EWU Kerri Houck, UM Holly Jones, NAU Katie McCoy, SAC Sarah Windham, EWU Krista Earp, NAU Raegin Eyre, NAU Linsey McFarland, WSU Sarah Braseth, UM Natalie Hiller, UM Deszeray Dougherty, EWU Linsey McFarland, WSU Melanie Stratford, WSU Bold - Tournament MVP

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2007 Big Sky Championship Title Match 2005 Big Sky Championship Title Match Sacramento State 3, Northern Colorado 0 Weber State 4, Northern Arizona 1 November 11, 2007 • Hornet Field • Sacramento, Calif. • Attnd: 442 November 5, 2005 • Lew Joseph Field • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 679

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Northern Colorado 0 0 -- -- 0 Northern Arizona 1 0 -- -- 1 Sacramento State 2 1 -- -- 3 Weber State 1 3 -- -- 4

Scoring: SAC, Kemper (Gray, Holloway), 7:12; SAC, McCoy (Gray), 39:24; Scoring: NAU, Manakas (Odorfer), 1:00; WSU, Hoover (McFarland), 21:18; SAC, McCoy (Gray), 75:54 WSU, Hoover (McFarland), 45:22; WSU, McCoy, 42:34; WSU, McFarland Fouls: UNCO 8, SAC 9 (Smith), 75:17 Shots: UNCO 7, SAC 19 Fouls: WSU 6, NAU 6 Saves: UNCO 4, SAC 5 Shots: WSU 24, NAU 7 Saves: WSU 4, NAU 5 Semifinal Match #1 Northern Colorado 3, Weber State 1 Semifinal Match #1 November 9, 2007 • Hornet Field • Sacramento, Calif. • Attnd: 223 Northern Arizona 2, Sacramento State 1 November 3, 2005 • Lew Joseph Field • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 86 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Northern Colorado 2 1 -- -- 3 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Weber State 0 1 -- -- 1 Northern Arizona 2 0 -- -- 2 Sacramento State 1 0 -- -- 1 Scoring: UNCO, Prais (Zimmerman, Engel), 36:17; UNCO, Johnson (Prais), 38:08; UNCO, Zimmerman (Miller), 86:15; WSU, Blaylock (Parkhurst), 88:44 Scoring: NAU, Smith (Baum), 14:56; NAU, Odorfer (Van Gorder), 22:51; SAC, Fouls: UNCO 8, WSU 17 Howard (McCoy), 37:27 Shots: UNCO 12, WSU 27 Fouls: NAU 11, SAC 9 Saves: UNCO 11, WSU 4 Shots: SAC 16, NAU 19 Saves: SAC 10, NAU 5 Semifinal Match #2 Sacramento State 2, Portland State 1 Semifinal Match #2 November 9, 2007 • Hornet Field • Sacramento, Calif. • Attnd:306 Weber State 2, Eastern Washington 0 November 3, 2005 • Lew Joseph Field • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 334 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Portland State 0 1 -- -- 1 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Sacramento State 1 1 -- -- 2 Weber State 2 0 -- -- 2 Eastern Washington 0 0 -- -- 0 Scoring: SAC, Matzen (Holloway), 19:48; SAC, Larot (unassisted), 80:15; PSU, Robertson (Ross), 88:37 Scoring: WSU, Gough (Wood), 11:17; WSU, Hoover (Williams), 12:44 Fouls: PSU 14, SAC 16 Fouls: WSU 6, EWU 6 Shots: PSU 13, SAC 16 Shots: WSU 23, EWU 10 Saves: PSU 8, SAC 6 Saves: EWU 13, WSU 5

2006 Big Sky Championship Title Match 2004 Big Sky Championship Title Match Idaho State 2, Sacramento State 2 Weber State 1, Montana 0 (ISU won 4-3 in second round of sudden-death shootout) November 7, 2004 • PGE Park • Portland, Ore. • Attnd: 83 November 5, 2006 • Davis Field • Pocatello, Idaho • Attnd: 863 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Montana 0 0 -- -- 0 Sacramento State 1 1 0 0 2 Weber State 1 0 -- -- 1 Idaho State 1 1 0 0 2 Scoring: WSU, Hoover (McDonald), 19:46 Scoring: SAC, Howard (Murphy), 32:00; ISU, Graham (Hofstetter, Cox), 36:00; Fouls: WSU 12, UM 9 SAC, Kemper (McCoy), 77:00; ISU,Christofferson, 79:00 Shots: WSU 8, UM 8 Fouls: ISU 17, SAC 12 Saves: WSU 3, UM 1 Shots: ISU 7, SAC 13 Saves: ISU 4, SAC 2 Semifinal Match #1 Montana 2, Eastern Washington 1 Semifinal Match #1 November 5, 2004 • PGE Park • Portland, Ore. • Attnd: 111 Sacramento State 1, Montana 1 (SAC won 5-4 in shootout) November 3, 2006 • Davis Field • Pocatello, Idaho • Attnd: 177 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Montana 1 1 -- -- 2 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Eastern Washington 1 0 -- -- 1 Montana 1 0 0 0 1 Sacramento State 1 0 0 0 1 Scoring: EWU, McMullen (Summers), 3:32; UM, Schwager (Winans), 21:28 Second: UM, Schwager, 78:23 Scoring: UM, Murphy (Winans), 8:56; SAC, Howard (Goebel), 57:20 Fouls: EWU 12, UM 20 Fouls: SAC 17, UM 23 Shots: EWU 9, UM 17 Shots: SAC 13, UM 8 Saves: EWU 2, UM 0 Saves: SAC 3, UM 4 Semifinal Match #2 Semifinal Match #2 Weber State 2, Portland State 0 Idaho State 1, Weber State 0 November 5, 2004 • PGE Park • Portland, Ore. • Attnd: 218 November 3, 2006 • Davis Field • Pocatello, Idaho • Attnd: 380 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Weber State 0 2 -- -- 2 Idaho State 0 1 -- -- 1 Portland State 0 0 -- -- 0 Weber State 0 0 -- -- 0 Scoring: WSU, McFarland (Hoover, Williams), 47:45: WSU, Felix (unassisted), Scoring: ISU, Kim (Graham, Christofferson), 54:24 59:47 Fouls: WSU 12, ISU 14 Fouls: PSU 10, WSU 15 Shots: WSU 6, ISU 5 Shots: PSU 14, WSU 6 Saves: WSU 1, ISU 3 Saves: PSU 1, WSU 6

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2003 Big Sky Championship Title Match 2001 Big Sky Championship Title Match Idaho State 1, Montana 0 Idaho State 1, Weber State 0 November 8, 2003 • St. Joseph’s H.S. • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 369 November 10, 2001 • P.E. Playﬁeld • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 1027

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Montana 0 0 0 -- 0 Idaho State 0 1 -- -- 1 Idaho State 0 0 1 -- 1 Weber State 0 0 -- -- 0

Scoring: ISU, Loo (Smith), 29:30 Scoring Fouls: UM 6, ISU 8 Second: ISU, Alton (Christensen), 57:18 Shots: UM 10, ISU 9 Fouls: ISU 15, WSU 15 Saves: UM 5, ISU 3 Shots: ISU 9, WSU 8 Saves: ISU 4, WSU 6 Semifinal Match #1 Idaho State 1, Northern Arizona 0 Semifinal Match #1 November 6, 2003 • St. Joseph’s H.S. • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 432 Idaho State 1, Montana 0 November 8, 2001 • P.E. Playfield • Ogden, Utah Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Attendance: 316 Northern Arizona 0 0 -- -- 0 Idaho State 1 0 -- -- 1 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Montana 0 0 -- -- 0 Scoring Idaho State 0 1 -- -- 1 First: ISU, Park (Christensen), 20:39 Fouls: NAU 15, ISU 10 Scoring Shots: NAU 16, ISU 10 Second: ISU, Peterson (Christensen), 74:36 Saves: NAU 4, ISU 9 Fouls: UM 9, ISU 9 Shots: UM 18, ISU 11 Semifinal Match #2 Saves: UM 7, ISU 7 Montana 1, Weber State 0 November 6, 2003 • St. Joseph’s H.S. • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 598 Semifinal Match #2 Weber State 2, Sacramento State 0 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F November 8, 2001 • P.E. Playfield • Ogden, Utah Montana 1 0 -- -- 1 Attendance: 523 Weber State 0 0 -- -- 0 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Scoring Sacramento State 0 0 -- -- 0 First: UM, Joyner (Bolstad-Rizzuto), 30:49 Weber State 0 2 -- -- 2 Fouls: UM 20, WSU 15 Shots: UM 7, WSU 10 Scoring Saves: UM 4, WSU 3 Second: WSU, Cosnyka, 49:22; WSU, McDonald (Hensley), 74:28 Fouls: SAC 12, WSU 11 2002 Big Sky Championship Title Match Shots: SAC 7, WSU 21 Idaho State 1, Portland State 0 Saves: SAC 7, WSU 5 November 9, 2002 • Davis Field • Pocatello, Idaho • Attnd: 663

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F 2000 Big Sky Championship Title Match Portland State 0 0 0 -- 0 Montana 1, Northern Arizona 0 Idaho State 0 0 1 -- 1 Oct. 28, 2000 • South Campus Field • Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: 650

Scoring Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Overtime: ISU, Peterson (Park-Christensen), 95:15 Montana 1 0 -- -- 1 Fouls: PSU 13, ISU 20 Northern Arizona 0 0 -- -- 0 Shots: PSU 17, ISU 8 Saves: PSU 4, ISU 8 Scoring: UM, Wronski (Roberts), 26:04. Fouls: UM 11, NAU 11 Semifinal Match #1 Shots: UM 13, NAU 10 Portland State 1, Montana 0 Saves: Hiller (UM) 4, Beckman (NAU) 7 November 7, 2002 • Davis Field • Pocatello, Idaho • Attnd: 527 Semifinal Match #1 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Northern Arizona 1, Idaho State 0 Portland State 1 0 -- -- 1 Oct. 26, 2000 • South Campus Field • Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: ? Montana 0 0 -- -- 0 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Scoring Northern Arizona 0 1 -- -- 1 First: PSU, Seibel (Sawhill), 27:23 Idaho State 0 0 -- -- 0 Fouls: PSU 9, UM 12 Shots: PSU 10, UM 2 Scoring: NAU, Jones (Rummens), 86:55. Saves: PSU 0, UM 3 Fouls: NAU 16, ISU 5 Shots: NAU 11, ISU 13 Semifinal Match #2 Saves: Beckman (NAU) 4, Nelson (ISU) 4 Idaho State 2, Eastern Washington 1 November 7, 2002 • Davis Field • Pocatello, Idaho • Attnd: 527

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Eastern Washington 0 1 -- -- 1 Idaho State 1 1 -- -- 2

Scoring: ISU, Anderson (Gramer-Peterson), 24:35; ISU, Raveaux (Hubbard), 77:30; EWU, Edelbrock (Windham), 86:22 Fouls: EWU 9, ISU 15 Shots: EWU 7, ISU 14 Saves: EWU 6, ISU 3

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Semifinal Match #2 Semifinal Match #2 Montana 5, Sacramento State 0 Weber State 2, Eastern Washington 1 Oct. 26, 2000 • South Campus Field • Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: 350 Nov. 5, 1998 • P.E. Playfield • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 221

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Montana 3 2 -- -- 5 Eastern Washington 0 1 -- -- 1 Sacramento State 0 0 -- -- 0 Weber State 2 0 -- -- 2

Scoring: UM, Houck (unassisted), 20:00; UM, Olson (Turney-Loos), 34:08; UM, Wronski Scoring: WSU, Anthony (Burnett), 11:23; WSU, Burnett (Anthony), 30:22; (Campbell), 37:52; UM, Wronski (Hitchcock), 63:23; EWU, Bowers (Noel), 72:04. UM, Schlatter (Bowns) 79:27. Fouls: EWU 4, WSU 7. Fouls: SAC 14, UM 12 Shots: EWU 11, WSU 27. Shots: SAC 10, UM 18 Saves: Schmitt (EWU) 10; Thunell (WSU) 2 (59:00); Madsen (WSU) 3 (31:00). Saves: Seely (SAC) 3, Hiller (UM) 5

1997 Big Sky Championship Title Match 1999 Big Sky Championship Title Match Montana 4, Weber State 2 Montana 2, Northern Arizona 0 Nov. 9, 1997 • South Campus Field • Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: 1,008 Nov. 6, 1999 • South Campus Field• Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: 984 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Weber State 1 1 -- -- 2 Montana 1 1 -- -- 2 Montana 3 1 -- -- 4 Northern Arizona 0 0 -- -- 0 Scoring: UM, Forslund (Overgaag), 41:35; UM, Overgaag, 30:35 Scoring: UM, Melville (Campbell), 31:01; UM, Smith (Joyce), 59:32 WSU, Miller, 14:04; UM, Ryan, 23:12; WSU, Ferrin, 49:34; UM, Overgaag Fouls: UM 17, NAU 12 (Hardy), :35 Shots: UM 22, NAU 7 Fouls: WSU 7, UM 3 Saves: Bemis (UM) 2, Beckman (NAU) 9 Shots: WSU 11, UM 19 Saves: Blood-Pearce (WSU) 9; Thorson (UM) 3 Semifinal Match #1 Northern Arizona 2, Weber State 0 Semifinal Match #1 Nov. 4, 1999 • South Campus Field • Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: 327 Weber State 3, Sacramento State 0 Nov. 7, 1997 • South Campus Field • Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: 80 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Northern Arizona 2 0 -- -- 2 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Weber State 0 0 -- -- 0 Sacramento State 0 0 -- -- 0 Weber State 1 2 -- -- 3 Scoring: NAU, Eyre 18:44; NAU, Jones (Breech), 37:33. Fouls: WSU 13, NAU 8 Scoring: WSU, Bates (Jensen), 22:00; WSU, Collins, 51:00; WSU, Roundy, Shots: WSU 10, NAU 9 88:55. Saves: Beckman (NAU) 6, Thunell (WSU) 5 Fouls: SAC 5, WSU 8 Shots: SAC 12, WSU 25 Semifinal Match #2 Saves: Himes (SAC) 11; Blood-Pearce (WSU) 6 Montana 1, Cal State Northridge 0 Nov. 4, 1999 • South Campus Field • Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: 327 Semifinal Match #2 Montana 4, Portland State 0 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Nov. 8, 1997 • South Campus Field • Missoula, Mont. • Attnd: 352 Montana 0 1 -- -- 1 Cal State Northridge 0 0 -- -- 0 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Portland State 0 0 -- -- 0 Scoring: UM, Olson (Forslund), 47:19. Montana 1 3 -- -- 4 Fouls: CSN 9, UM 7 Shots: CSN 9, UM 8 Scoring: UM, Hardy (Mathieson), 1:20; UM, Campbell (Overgaag), 48.25; UM, Saves: Willemse (CSN) 5, Bemis (UM) 4 Grossberg (Hardy), 87:33; UM, Kriley, 89:07. Fouls: PSU 8, UM 12 Shots: PSU 3, UM 28 1998 Big Sky Championship Title Match Saves: Street (PSU) 2; Wikkala (PSU) 1 (80:00); Thorson (UM) 2 Weber State 2, Montana 1 November 7, 1998 • P.E. Playfield • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 532

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Montana 1 0 -- -- 1 Weber State 1 0 -- 1 2

Scoring: UM, Badilla-Gesek (Hardy), 30:30; WSU, Russell (Anthony), 40:20; WSU, Collins (Burnett/Anthony), 109:28. Fouls: UM 19, WSU 16. Shots: UM 22, WSU 13. Saves: Bemis (UM) 5, Thunell (WSU) 8.

Semiﬁnal Match #1 Montana 2, Northern Arizona 0 Nov. 5, 1998 • P.E. Playﬁeld • Ogden, Utah • Attnd: 92

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Northern Arizona 0 0 -- -- 0 Montana 1 1 -- -- 2

Scoring: UM Hardy (Overgaag), 24:47; UM Nields, (Joyce) 88:40. Fouls: NAU 13, UM 19. Shots: NAU 12, UM 9. Saves: Beckman (NAU) 2, Bemis (UM) 6

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Championship Records

Team

Most Goals Match - 5 Montana vs Sacramento State - Oct. 26, 2000 Tournament - 8 Montana - 1997 Most Goals Match, Two Teams - 6 Montana (4) vs Weber State (2) - Nov. 9, 1997 Most Assists Match - 4 Sacramento State vs Idaho State - Nov. 5, 2006 4 Montana vs Sacramento State - Oct. 26, 2000 4 Montana vs Weber State - Nov. 9, 1997 Tournament - 7 Montana - 1997 Most Points Match - 14 Montana vs Sacramento State - Oct. 26, 2000 SACRAMENTO STATE’S KATIE MCCOY WON THE Tournament - 23 Montana - 1997 GOLDEN BOOT AWARD AND WAS VOTED THE 2007 BIG Most Shots SKY CONFERENCE OFFENSIVE MVP. Match - 28 Montana vs Portland State - Nov. 7, 1997 Tournament - 47 Montana - 1997 Fewest Shots Match - 2 Montana vs Portland State - Nov. 7, 2002 Most Fouls Match - 23 Montana vs Sacramento State - Nov. 3, 2006 Earliest Goal 1:20 - Montana vs Portland State - Nov. 7, 1997 (Courtney Mathieson) Latest Goal 109:28 - Weber State vs Montana - Nov. 7, 1998 (Celeste Collins)

Individual

Most Goals Match - 2 Katie McCoy, Sacramento State vs Northern Colorado - Nov. 11, 2007 2 Amy Schlatter, Montana vs Sacramento State - Oct. 16, 2000 2 Sara Overgaag, Montana vs Weber State - Nov. 9, 1997 Tournament - 2 Katie McCoy, Sacramento State - 2007 2 Sarah Howard, Sacramento State - 2006 2 Amy Schlatter, Montana vs Sacramento State - 2002 2 Sara Overgaag, Montana - 1997 PORTLAND STATE’S JULI EDWARDS WAS NAMED THE 2007 BIG SKY Most Assists CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE MVP. Match - 4 Karen Hardy, Montana vs Weber State - Nov. 9, 1997 Tournament - 4 Karen Hardy, Montana - 1997 Most Points Match - 5 Sara Overgaag, Montana vs Weber State - Nov. 9, 1997 Tournament - 6 Sara Overgaag, Montana - 1997 6 Karen Hardy, Montana - 1997 Most Shots Match - 9 Karen Hardy, Montana vs Portland State - Nov. 7, 1997 Tournament - 15 Karen Hardy, Montana - 1997 Most Goalie Saves Match - 13 Tiera Como, E. Washington vs Weber St. - Nov. 3, 2005 Tournament - 15 Heidi Owen, Northern Colorado - 2007 15 Quincy Blood-Pearce, Weber State - 1997

EASTERN WASHINGTON FRESHMAN JESSICA BLESSARD WAS NAMED THE BIG SKY’S TOP NEWCOMER IN 2007.

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2007 NCAA COLLEGE CUP 2002 NCAA COLLEGE CUP FIRST ROUND FIRST ROUND Stanford 7, Sacramento State 0 Portland 3, Idaho State 0 November 16, 2007 • Stanford, California November 14, 2002 • Provo, Utah Attendance: 1842 Attendance: 560

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Sacramento State 0 0 -- -- 0 Idaho State 0 0 -- -- 0 Stanford 3 4 -- -- 7 Portland 3 0 -- -- 3

2006 NCAA COLLEGE CUP 2001 NCAA COLLEGE CUP FIRST ROUND FIRST ROUND Utah 3, Idaho State 2, 2 ot Portland 5, Idaho State 0 November 9, 2006 • Salt Lake City, Utah November 16, 2001 • Portland, Ore. Attendance: NA Attendance: 622

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Idaho State 1 1 -- -- 2 Idaho State 0 0 -- -- 0 Utah 0 2 -- 1 3 Portland 1 4 -- -- 5

2005 NCAA COLLEGE CUP 2000 NCAA COLLEGE CUP SECOND ROUND SECOND ROUND Arizona 1, Weber State 0 Washington 5, Montana 0 November 12, 2005 • Salt Lake City, Utah November 12, 2000 • Seattle, Washington Attendance: 935 Attendance: 2038

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Weber State 0 0 -- -- 0 Montana 0 0 -- -- 0 Arizona 1 0 -- -- 1 Washington 3 2 -- -- 5

FIRST ROUND FIRST ROUND Weber State 1, Brigham Young 1* Montana 1, Washington State 0 November 10, 2005 • Salt Lake City, Utah November 8, 2000 • Pullman, Washington Attendance: 293 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Weber State 1 0 0 0 1 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Brigham Young 0 1 0 0 1 Montana 0 1 -- -- 1 Washington State 0 0 -- -- 0 * WSU wins 4-3 on penalty kicks PLAY-IN BERTH 2004 NCAA COLLEGE CUP Montana 6, Northwestern State 0 FIRST ROUND November 4, 2000 • Missoula, Montana Portland 3, Weber State 0 Attendance: NA November 12, 2004 • Portland, Ore. Attendance: 1810 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Montana 2 4 -- -- 6 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Northwestern State 0 0 -- -- 0 Weber State 0 0 -- -- 0 Portland 1 2 -- -- 3 1999 NCAA COLLEGE CUP FIRST ROUND 2003 NCAA COLLEGE CUP Texas A&M 2, Montana 1 SECOND ROUND November 10, 1999 • College Station, Texas Brigham Young 2, Idaho State 0 Attendance: 504 November 15, 2003 • Salt Lake City, Utah Attendance: 563 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Montana 1 0 -- -- 1 Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Texas A&M 0 2 -- -- 2 Brigham Young 2 0 -- -- 2 Idaho State 0 0 -- -- 0

FIRST ROUND Idaho State 0, Utah 0* November 13, 2003 • Salt Lake City, Utah Attendance: 603

Score By Period 1 2 ot ot F Idaho State 0 0 -- -- 0 Utah 0 0 -- -- 0

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MOST VALUABLE PLAYER GOLDEN BOOT AWARD 2007 2007 Offensive: Katie McCoy, Sacramento St. Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Defensive: Juli Edwards, Portland State PAST BIG SKY LEADERS 2006 2006 Lindsay Winans, Montana Points TP Offensive: Lindsay Winans, Montana 2007 Katie McCoy, SAC 35 Defensive: Tiera Como, E. Washington 2005 2006 Linsey McFarland, WSU 22 Juli Edwards, Portland State Rochelle Hoover, Weber State 2005 Rochelle Hoover, WSU 30 2004 Lindsay Winana, UM 21 2005 2004 Offensive: Rochelle Hoover, Weber State Jamie Blakesley, Portland State 2003 Sierra Cristiano, NAU 18 Defensive: Tiera Como, E. Washington 2002 Sierra Cristiano, NAU 27 Kara Taylor, Sacramento St. 2003 Stacey Peterson, ISU 27 Sierra Cristiano, Northern Arizona Katie Miyake, PSU 27 2004 2001 Natalie Hensley, WSU 26 Offensive: Lindsay Winans, Montana 2002 2000 Heather Olson, UM 32 Defensive: Wendy Stuker, Montana Katie Miyake, Portland State 1999 Heidi Melville, UM 33 Heather Hunt, Idaho State 1998 Jessica Mackiewicz, SAC 30 2003 Karen Hardy, UM 30 Offensive: Sierra Cristiano, N. Arizona 2001 1997 Karen Hardy, UM 41 Defensive: Wendy Stuker, Montana Natalie Hensley, Weber State

2002 2000 Goals G/GM Offensive: Sierra Cristiano, N. Arizona Heather Olson, Montana 2007 Katie McCoy, SAC .67 Katie Miyake, Portland State 2006 Natalie Ellis, WSU .47 Defensive: Brooke Alton, Idaho State 1999 2005 Cee Cee Odorfer, NAU .53 Heidi Melville, Montana 2004 Lindsay Winans, UM .59 2001 2003 Jesyca Rosholt, NAU .39 Offensive: Natalie Hensley, Weber State 1998 2002 Sierra Cristiano, NAU .67 Defensive: Mackenzie Zajonc, Montana Jessica Mackiewicz, Sacramento State 2001 Holly Jones, NAU .56 2000 Lisa Wrightsman, SAC .71 2000 1997 Offensive: Jodi Campbell, Montana Karen Hardy, Montana 1999 Heidi Meville, UM .81 Defensive: Chrissy Nelson, Idaho State 1998 Jessica Mackiewicz, SAC .72 Krista Earp, Northern Arizona COACH OF THE YEAR 1997 Karen Hardy, UM .76 2007 1999 Randy Dedini, Sacramento State Assists A/GM Offensive: Heidi Melville, Montana 2007 Katie McCoy, SAC .33 Defensive: Meagan Thunell, Weber State 2006 Kim Kemper, SAC .33 Allison Gibson, Idaho State Annamarie Hofstetter, ISU .33 1998 2006 Annamarie Hofstetter, ISU .50 Offensive: Karen Hardy, Montana 2005 2005 Lindsey McFarland, WSU .43 Defensive: Tricia Ferrin, Weber State Tim Crompton, Weber State 2004 Sophia Mundy, PSU .42 1997 2004 2003 Sierra Cristiano, NAU .63 Offensive: Paula Guarda, Sacramento St. Tim Crompton, Weber State 2002 Megan Plinski, PSU .43 Defensive: Lisa Oyen, Montana George Hageage, Eastern Washington 2001 Natalie Hensley, WSU .47 2000 Lisa Schade, ISU .63 TOP NEWCOMER 2003 1999 Ashley May, ISU .53 2007 Gordon Henderson, Idaho State 1998 Lisa Anthony, WSU .53 Jessica Blessard, Eastern Washington Lynn Kofoed & 1997 Tara Ferrin, WSU .45 Tom VudhiVadhana, Weber State 2006 Goalkeeping G A A Grace Harris, Montana 2002 Tara Erickson, Portland State 2007 Liz Winkelblech, NAU .69 2005 2006 Grace Harris, UM .86 Cee Cee Odorfer, Northern Arizona 2001 2005 Kandice Golar, WSU 1.18 Gordon Henderson, Idaho State 2004 Shannon Boyle, ISU .93 2004 2003 Melanie Stratford, WSU .95 Juli Edwards, Portland State 2000 2002 Joell Giger, PSU .88 Gordon Henderson, Idaho State 2001 Holly Emery, ISU 1.06 2003 2000 Chrissy Nelson, ISU .93 Jesyca Rosholt, Northern Arizona 1999 1999 Amy Bemis, UM .93 Betsy Duerksen, Montana 1998 Meagan Thunell, WSU .41 2002 1997 Railene Thorson, UM .83 Katie Miyake, Portland State 1998 Lynn Kofoed & 2001 Tom VudhiVadhana, Weber State Gretchen Pietras, Portland State 1997 2000 Lynn Kofoed & SACRAMENTO STATE’S FIRST- Amy Wronski, Montana Tom VudhiVadhana, Weber State YEAR HEAD COACH RANDY DEDINI WAS 1999 Paige Andrew, Cal State Northridge HONORED AS THE 2007 BIG Ashley May, Idaho State SKY COACH OF THE YEAR.

1998 Meagan Thunell, Weber State

1997 Shannon Forslund, Montana Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 43 All-Conference

2007 2005 2003 FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM Liz Winkelblech, Northern Arizona Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Melanie Stratford, Jr., Weber State Cynita Mott, Eastern Washington Jennifer Loo, Idaho State Hollie Christensen, Jr., Idaho State Juli Edwards, Portland State Christina Loyash, Northern Arizona Kaleen Grant, Sr., Weber State Kara Taylor, Sacramento State Juli Edwards, Portland State Kim Morrow, So., Northern Arizona Katie Burton, Sacramento State Kelly Fullerton, Montana Wendy Stuker, Jr., Montana Cyeeta Mott, Eastern Washington Lisa Van Gorder, Northern Arizona Sierra Cristiano, Sr., Northern Arizona Kim Kemper, Sacramento State Kara Taylor, Sacramento State Brandy Johnson, Sr, No. Arizona Amanda Gray, Sacramento State Linsey McFarland, Weber State Heather Jones, Sr., Idaho State Chelsea Cox, Idaho State Cee Cee Odorfer, Northern Arizona Nikki Bolstad, Jr, Montana Kilee Quigley, Idaho State Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Rochelle Hoover, So., Weber State Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Rochelle Hoover, Weber State Casey Joyner, Sr., Montana Hayley McCoy, Sacramento State Hayley McCoy, Weber State Karly Larsen, Jr., Portland State Lindsey Carey, Northern Arizona Shawna Park, Jr., Idaho State SECOND TEAM Kari Otani, Portland State Rebecca Ritchie, Weber State SECOND TEAM Jill Christoﬀerson, Idaho State SECOND TEAM Sarah Braseth, So., Montana Sara Aspinwall, Montana Kandice Golar, Weber State Becky Clark, Jr., Weber State Megan Miller, Northern Colorado Ashley Wood, Weber State Krista Davis, Sr., Weber State Ashtyn Webster, Weber State Kim McMullen, Eastern Washington Kim McMullen, So., E. Washington Natalie Graham, Idaho State Tara Cozzetto, Northern Arizona Katie Miyake, Jr., Portland State Teresa Prais, Northern Colorado Sarah Espinoza, Weber State Jamie Blakesley, Fr., Portland State Dolly Enneking, Portland State Brittney Doran, Eastern Washington Jesyca Rosholt, Fr., Northern Arizona Sara Campbell, Montana Lindsay Winans, Montana Lindsey Winans, Fr., Montana Tai Powers, Northern Arizona Cyeeta Mott, Eastern Washington Tschana Breslin, So., No. Arizona Marika Johnson, Northern Colorado Chantal Kim, Idaho State Julie Forrest, Jr., Portland State Sarah Howard, Sacramento State Maggie Murphy, Sacramento Anna Neisen, Sr., Weber State Laura Nogueira, Montana Janel Smith, Sr., Idaho State 2006 Beth Russell, Eastern Washington Ashely Wood, So., Weber State FIRST TEAM Rachael Mayer, Montana Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Kaitlyn Manakas, Northern Arizona 2002 Jennifer Loo, Idaho State Jessica Shadle, Portland State FIRST TEAM Christina Loyash, Northern Arizona Cassidy Williams, Weber State Joell Giger, Jr., Portland State Juli Edwards, Portland State Shelli Gough, Weber State Brooke Alton, Sr., Idaho State Kelly Fullerton, Montana Ilsa Gramer, Sr., Idaho State Cee Cee Odorfer, Northern Arizona 2004 Wendy Stuker, So., Montana Lindsay Winans, Montana FIRST TEAM Jessie Corr, Fr., Portland State Linsey McFarland, Weber State Andrea Berra, Northern Arizona Stacey Peterson, So., Idaho State Kilee Quigley, Idaho State Becky Clark, Weber State Sierra Cristiano, Jr., Northern Arizona Kristina Lamberty, Montana Katie Miyake, Portland State Megan Plinski, Fr., Portland State Lindsey Carey, Northern Arizona Mackenzie Murphy, Montana Liz Roberts, Sr., Montana Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Wendy Stuker, Montana McKenzie Zajonc, Sr., Montana Hayley McCoy, Weber State Jamie Blakesley, Portland State Adria Barchi, So., Northern Arizona Naomi Felix, Weber State Katie Miyake, So., Portland State SECOND TEAM Jennifer Loo, Idaho State Julie Forrest, So., Portland State Lyndsay Gensler, Idaho State Sophia Mundy, Portland State Jill Christoﬀerson, Idaho State Tara Schwager, Montana SECOND TEAM Megan Miller, Northern Colorado Lindsay Winans, Montana Sarah Braseth, Fr., Montana Katie Burton, Sacramento State Nikki Bolstad, Montana Kandice Golar, So., Weber State Sarah Espinoza, Weber State Rochelle Hoover, Weber State Melanie Stratford, So., Weber State Ashtyn Webster, Weber State Karly Larsen, Portland State Amy Orr, So., Portland State Chantal Kim, Idaho State Beth Russell, Eastern Washington Sarah Larson, Fr., Eastern Washington Kari Otani, Portland State Holly Rushing, Jr., E. Washington Natalie Ellis, Weber State SECOND TEAM Casey Joyner, Jr., Montana Annamarie Hofstetter, Idaho State Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Anna Neisen, Jr., Weber State Rachel Mayer, Montana Hollie Christensen, Idaho State Traci Jellison, So., Eastern Washington Marika Johnson, Northern Colorado Juli Edwards, Portland State Heather Hunt, Jr., Idaho State Shelli Gough, Weber State Cynita Mott, Eastern Washington Tammy Hartung, So., Montana Lisa Van Gorder, Northern Arizona Sarah Windham, Jr., E. Washington Dani Davis, Northern Arizona Shawna Park, So., Idaho State Natalie Graham, Idaho State Janel Smith, Jr., Idaho State Cyeeta Mott, Eastern Washington Ashley Steele, Sr., Idaho State Lily Coble, Montana Tara Schwager, So., Montana Shelby Gould, Northern Arizona Karly Larsen, So., Portland State Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Annie Pecia, Portland State

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2001 1999 FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM Megan Th unnel, Sr., Weber State Jessica Mackeiwicz, Sr. Sacramento St. Brooke Alton, Jr., Idaho State Heidi Melville, Sr. Montana Kerri Houck, Sr., Montana Erin Broadwell, So. Cal St. Northridge Elisa Scherb, Sr., Montana Trish Bolander, Jr. Idaho State Anna Neisen, So., Weber State Jodi Campbell, Jr. Montana Janel Graham, So., Idaho State Shannon Forslund, Jr. Montana Stacey Peterson, Fr., Idaho State Misty Hall, Sr. Montana Nikki Bolstad, So., Montana Joanna Bowns, So. Portland State Liz Roberts, Jr., Montana Meagan Th unell, So. Weber State Jen Cosnyka, Fr., Weber State Amber Bailey, Sr. Weber State Holly Jones, Sr., Northern Arizona Chrissy Nelson, Sr. Idaho State Lisa Wrightsman, Jr., Sacramento St. Natalie Hensley, So., Weber State SECOND TEAM Jessica Crespo, Sr. Cal State Northridge SECOND TEAM Riya Gough, Jr. Cal State Northridge Holly Emery, Sr., Idaho State Paige Andrews, Fr. Cal State Northridge Katie Maxwell, Sr., Northern Arizona Brooke Pollard, So. Idaho State Sarah Meyer, Jr., Eastern Washington Michele Badilla-Gesek, Sr. Montana Ilsa Gramer, Jr., Idaho State Heather Olson, So. Montana Jessica Scogland, Jr., No.Arizona Rebekah Breech, Sr. Northern Arizona Amber Dragomir, So., Sacramento St. Raegin Eyre, Jr. Northern Arizona Mattea Stanger, Sr., Sacramento State Erin Rummens, Jr. Northern Arizona Lauren Haller, So., Weber State Aimee Mansoor, So. Portland State Mackenzie Zajonc, Jr., Montana Celeste Collins, Jr. Weber State Adria Barchi, Fr., Northern Arizona Tara Swallow, Jr. Weber State MONTANA’S SHANNON FORSLUND Breann Suddock, Sr., No. Arizona Becky Clark, Fr., Weber State 1998 Sarai Heminger, Jr., Weber State FIRST TEAM Eleshia Miltenberger, Jr., Weber State Joanna Bowns, Fr. Portland State Liz Hail, Fr., Eastern Washington Celeste Collins, So. Weber State FOUR-TIME FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS Trish Bolander, Sr., Idaho State Tara Ferrin, Sr. Weber State Shannon Forslund, Montana (‘97-’00) Heather Hunt, So., Idaho State Tricia Ferrin, Sr. Weber State Erin Smith, Jr., Montana Shannon Forslund, So. Montana THREE-TIME FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS Karen Hardy, Sr. Montana Megan Thunnel, Weber State (‘98, ‘99, ‘01) 2000 Holly Jones, Fr. Northern Arizona Wendy Stuker, Montana (‘02, ‘03, ‘04) FIRST TEAM Jessica Mackiewicz, Jr. Sacramento State Rochelle Hoover, Weber State (‘03, ‘04, ‘05) Lisa Wrightsman, So. Sacramento St. Kate Mathany, Jr. Sacramento State Jennifer Loo, Idaho State (‘04, ‘05, ‘06) Jill Schade, Sr., Idaho State Sara Overgaag, Sr. Montana Jodi Campbell, Sr., Montana Ruth Scott, Fr. Montana Juli Edwards, Portland State (‘05, ‘06, ‘07) Heather Olson, Jr., Montana Meagan Th unell, Fr. Weber State Katie McCoy, Sacramento State (‘05, ‘06, ‘07) Shannon Forslund, Sr., Montana Jenny Wanner, Sr. Cal State Northridge Hayley McCoy, Weber State (‘05, ‘06, ‘07) Celeste Collins, Sr., Weber State Melissa Cleal, So., Cal St. Northridge SECOND TEAM TWO-TIME FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS Desirae Feria, Jr., Sacramento State Lisa Anthony, Jr. Weber State Kilee Quigley, Idaho State (‘06, ‘07) Erin Rummens, Sr., Northern Arizona Amber Bailey, Sr. Weber State Tiera Como, Eastern Washington (‘05, ‘06) Shannon Blaker, Sr., Idaho State Shannon Blaker, Jr. Idaho State Christina Loyash, Northern Arizona (‘05, ‘06) Natalie Hensley, Fr., Weber State Jennifer Bruno, Sr. Portland State Kelly Fullerton, Montana (‘05, ‘06) Chrissy Nelson, Sr., Idaho State Deszeray Dougherty, Fr. E. Washington Linsey McFarland, Weber State (‘05, ‘06) Krista Earp, Sr., Northern Arizona Raegin Eyre, So. Northern Arizona Cee Cee Odorfer, Northern Arizona (‘05, ‘06) Misty Hall, Jr. Montana Lindsey Carey, Northern Arizona (‘05, ‘06) SECOND TEAM Colleen Joyce, Fr. Montana Karly Larsen, Portland State (‘03, ‘04) Amy Wronski, Fr., Montana Caryn Noel, Sr. Eastern Washington Nikki Bolstad, Montana (‘03, ‘04) Raegin Eyre, Sr., Northern Arizona Erin Rummens, So. Northern Arizona Sierra Cristiano, Northern Arizona (‘02, ‘03) Holly Jones, Jr., Northern Arizona Amy Schmitt, Sr. Eastern Washington Brooke Alton, Idaho State (‘01, ‘02) Lori Kerswell, Jr., Sacramento State Stacey Peterson, Idaho State (‘01, ‘02) Heather Hunt, Fr., Idaho State 1997 Ilsa Gramer, So., Idaho State FIRST TEAM Liz Roberts, Montana (‘01, ‘02) Riya Gough, Sr., Cal State Northridge Jennifer Bruno, Jr. Portland State Holly Jones, Northern Arizona (‘98, ‘01) Aimee Mansoor, Sr., Portland State Raegin Eyre, Fr. Northern Arizona Lisa Wrightsman, Sacramento State (‘00, ‘01) Kerri Houck, Jr., Montana Tara Ferrin, Sr. Weber State Natalie Hensley, Weber State (‘00, ‘01) Carissa Raveaux, So., Idaho State Tricia Ferrin, Sr. Weber State Celeste Collins, Weber State (‘98, ‘00) Meagan Th unell, Jr. Weber State Shannon Forslund, Fr. Montana Chrissy Nelson, Idaho State (‘99-’00) Paula Guarda, Sr. Sacramento State Jodi Campbell, Montana (‘99-’00) Karen Hardy, Jr. Montana Erin Rummens, Northern Arizona (‘97, ‘00) Marilyn Huschka, Sr. Cal State Northridge Joanna Bowns, Portland State (‘98, ‘99) Courtney Mathieson, Sr. Montana Jessica Mackiewicz, Sacramento State (‘98, ‘99) Sara Overgaag, Jr. Montana Tara Ferrin, Weber State (‘97, ‘98) Lisa Oyen, Sr. Montana Tricia Ferrin, Weber State (‘97, ‘98) Erin Rummens, Fr. Northern Arizona Karen Hardy, Montana (‘97, ‘98) Railene Th orson, Sr. Montana Sara Overgaag, Montana (‘97, ‘98) * No Second Team was selected in 1997

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PAST BIG SKY PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2007 2004 2001 Sept. 4 Off ense: Carolyn Savage, Northern Arizona Aug. 31 Off ense: Laura Nogueira, Montana Sep. 4 Off ensive: Liz Roberts, Montana Frankie Ross, Portland State Defense: Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Defensive: Gretchen Pietras, Portland State Defense: Tara Cozzetto, Northern Arizona Sept. 7 Off ense: Natalie Graham, Idaho State Sep. 11 Off ensive: Natalie Hensley, Weber State Sept. 10 Off ense: Jana Boehler, Idaho State Defense: Hollie Christensen, Idaho State Defensive: Emily Hubbard, Idaho State Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Sept. 14 Off ense: Sophia Mundy, Portland State Sep. 25 Off ensive: Natalie Hensley, Weber State Defense: Liz Winkelblech, Northern Arizona Defense: Karly Larsen, Portland State Defensive: Melanie Stratford, Weber State Sept. 17 Off ense: Kelsie Ehlers, Weber State Sept. 21 Off ense: Cyeeta Mott, Eastern Washington Oct. 2 Off ensive: Lisa Wrightsman, Sacramento St. Defense: Liz Winkelblech, Northern Arizona Defense: Becky Clark, Weber State Defensive: Amy Seely, Sacramento State Sept. 24 Off ense: Natalie Graham, Idaho State Sept. 27 Off ense: Lindsay Winans, Montana Oct. 9 Off ensive: Liz Roberts, Montana Defense: Lillian Bourret, Eastern Washington Defense: Katie Miyake, Portland State Defensive: Katie Maxwell, N. Arizona Liz Winkelblech, Northern Arizona Oct. 5 Off ense: Kari Otani, Portland State Oct. 16 Off ensive: Lisa Wrightsman, Sacramento St. Oct. 1 Off ense: Abby Jensen, Eastern Washington Defense: Niki Brooks, Portland State Defensive: Meagan Th unnel, Weber State Defense: Mandy Trojan, Sacramento State Oct. 12 Off ense: Rochelle Hoover, Weber State Oct. 23 Off ensive: Erin Smith, Montana Oct. 8 Off ense: Chelsea Cox, Idaho State Defense: Juli Edwards, Portland State Defensive: Kerri Houck, Montana Defense: Cris Lewis, Portland State Oct. 19 Off ense: Sophia Mundy, Portland State Oct. 30 Off ensive: Amy Wronski, Montana Oct. 15 Off ense: Teresa Prais, Northern Colorado Tara Schwager, Montana Defensive: Holly Emery, Idaho State Defense: Cris Lewis, Portland State Defense: Jamie Rizzuto, Montana Nov. 6 Off ensive: Natalie Hensley, Weber State Megan Miller, Northern Colorado Oct. 26 Off ense: Jennifer Loo, Idaho State Defensive: Holly Rushing, E. Washington Oct. 22 Off ense: Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Defense: Sarah Cortez, Weber State Defense: Rebecca Ritchie, Weber State Nov. 2 Off ense: Jamie Blakesley, Portland State 2000 Oct. 29 Off ense: Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Defense: Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Sep. 5 Off ensive: Lisa Wrightsman, Sacramento St. Defense: Jessica Blessard, Eastern Washington Defensive: Emily Hubbard, Idaho State Kara Taylor, Sacramento State 2003 Sep. 12 Off ensive: Jodi Campbell, Montana Nov. 5 Off ense: Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Sept. 2 Off ense: Jesyca Rosholt, Northern Arizona Defensive: Amy Seely, Sacramento State Sydney Vander Velde, N. Colorado Defense: Sarah Braseth, Montana Sep. 19 Off ensive: Jill Schade, Idaho State Defense: Heidi Owen, Northern Colorado Sept. 9 Off ense: Stacey Allen, Idaho State Defensive: Natalie Hiller, Montana Defense: Shannon Boyle, Idaho State Sep. 26 Off ensive: Raegin Eyre, Northern Arizona 2006 Sept. 16 Off ense: Krista Davis, Weber State Defensive: Katie Grothkopp, E. Washington Aug. 29 Off ense: Annamarie Hofstetter, Idaho State Defense: Wendy Stuker, Montana Oct. 3 Off enisve: Erin Rummens, N. Arizona Defense: Kelly Fullerton, Montana Sept. 23 Off ense: Jamie Blakesley, Portland State Defensive: Jenny Willemse, Cal St. North Crissy Marvin, N. Colorado Defense: Niki Brooks, Portland State Oct. 10 Off ensive: Lisa Wrightsman, Sacramento St. Sept. 5 Off ense: Tie Burns, Idaho State Sept. 30 Off ense: Sophia Mundy, Portland State Defensive: Chrissy Nelson, Idaho State Defense: Rebecca Ritchie, Weber State Defense: MacKenzie Murphy, Montana Oct. 17 Off ensive: Jodi Campbell, Montana Sept. 12 Off ense: Katie McCoy, Sacramento State Joell Giger, Portland State Defensive: Krista Earp, Northern Arizona Defense: Ashtyn Webster, Weber State Oct. 7 Off ense: Lisamarie La Valle, Sacramento State Oct. 24 Off ensive: Shannon Blaker, Idaho State Sept. 19 Off ense: Linsey McFarland, Weber State Defense: Stephanie Shaw, Sacramento State Defensive: Amy Seely, Sacramento State Defense: Rebecca Ritchie, Weber State Oct. 14 Off ense: Tara Schwager, Montana Sept. 26 Off ense: Cyeeta Mott, Eastern Washington Defense: Kaleen Grant, Weber State Defense: Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Oct. 21 Off ense: Brandy Johnson, Northern Arizona Oct. 2 Off ense: Meghan Chambers, Montana Defense: Melanie Stratford, Weber State Kayelyn Satkowski, Sacramento St. Oct. 28 Off ense: Sierra Cristiano, Northern Arizona Defense: Grace Harris, Montana Defense: Hollie Christensen, Idaho State Oct. 10 Off ense: Lindsay Winans, Montana Nov. 4 Off ense: Beth Russell, Eastern Washington Defense: Cris Lewis, Portland State Defense: Becky Clark, Weber State Oct. 16 Off ense: Jenny Ford, Idaho State Defense: Lyndsay Gensler, Idaho State 2002 Oct. 23 Off ense: Chantal Kim, Idaho State Sept. 3 Off ensive: Katie Miyake, Portland State Dolly Enneking, Portland State Defensive: Brooke Alton, Idaho State Defense: Jennifer Loo, Idaho State Sept. 10 Off ensive: Stacey Peterson, Idaho State Oct. 31 Off ense: Kim Kemper, Sacramento State Defensive: Sarah Braseth, Montana Linsey McFarland, Weber State Sept. 17 Off ensive: Megan Plinski, Portland State Defense: Rebecca Ritchie, Weber State Defensive: Shannon Boyle, Idaho State Sept. 24 Off ensive: Katie DeClerq, Sacramento State 2005 Defensive: Kandice Golar, Weber State Aug. 29 Off ense: Michelle Okumura, Idaho State Oct. 1 Off ensive: Tiff any Foerster, Weber State Defense: Jennifer Lawrence, Sacramento State Defensive: Joell Giger, Portland State Sept. 6 Off ense: Linda Sanchez, Sacramento State Oct. 8 Off ensive: Sierra Cristiano, N. Arizona Defense: Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Defensive: Hollie Christensen, Idaho State Sept. 13 Off ense: Lacey Pearson, Idaho State Oct. 15 Off ensive: Ilsa Gramer, Idaho State Defense: Esther Toronto, Idaho State Defensive: Wendy Stuker, Montana Sept. 19 Off ense: Linsey McFarland, Weber State Oct. 22 Off ensive: Heathern Hunt, Idaho State Defense: Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Defensive: Jonna Melton, E. Washington Sept. 26 Off ense: Linsey McFarland, Weber State Oct. 29 Off ensive: Lisa Wrightsman, Sacramento St. Defense: Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Defensive: Karly Larsen, Portland State Oct. 3 Off ense: Cee Cee Odorfer, Northern Arizona Nov. 4 Off ensive: Katie Miyake, Portland State Defense: Tiera Como, Eastern Washington Defensive: McKenzie Zajonc, Montana Oct. 10 Off ense: Sarah Howard, Sacramento State Defense: Darin Kleinsmith, Northern Arizona Oct. 17 Off ense: Kelly Novak, Sacramento State SACRAMENTO STATE’S KATIE MCCOY WAS Defense: Ashley Wood, Weber State Oct. 24 Off ense: Katie McCoy, Sacramento State NAMED OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Linsey McFarland, Weber State SIX TIMES IN HER CAREER. Defense: Kandice Golar, Weber State Oct. 31 Off ense: Rochelle Hoover, Weber State Defense: Ashley Wood, Weber State

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2007 2004 Eastern Washington: Jessica Blessard, Lillian Bourret, Carrie Conners, Eastern Washington: Tiera Como, Kerstyn Dolack, Coleen Ferriter, Traci Brittney Doran, Mia Fastabend, Abby Jensen, Morgan O’Friel, Megan Roper, Jellison, Abbey Mathis, Jennifer McMullen, Kim McMullen, Emily Mues, Teryn Taylor Brianna Nelson, Beth Russell, Abbie Socha, Emily Squires, Jennie Summers, Idaho State: Annamarie Hofstetter, Karissa Henage, Kim Crosbie, Jana Ashley Young, Chelse Zegzula. Boehler, Jill Christofferson, Jenny Ford, Michelle Okumura Idaho State: Stephanie Anderson, Sarah Hobdey, Anastasia Katsilometes, Montana: Sara Campbell, Abby Grafft, Malia Hendrix, Rachael Mayer, Chantal Kim, Jennifer Loo, Michelle Okumura, Tia Peterson, Carlie Tobia- Danielle McQuinn, Laura Nogueira, Kristyn Shapka, Sarah Stevens son. Northern Arizona: Kristi Andreassen, Kayla Bauder, Brenna Boies, Brandy Montana: Nikki Bolstad, Meghan Chambers, Stephanie Davis, Laura Carr, Anna Clark, Tara Cozzetto, Karla Lee, Corie McGuire, Kara Miller, Noguiera, Jammie Ruzzuto, Ericka Volker, Mahlleace Tomsin. Rebekah Schmidt, Elizabeth Winkelblech Northern Arizona: Lindsey Carey, Shelby Gould, Tia Powers, Megan Northern Colorado: Megan Bellendir, Olivia Deadmond, Marcie Johnson, Robertson. Marika Johnson, Amanda Kafer, Brittani Knott, Megan Miller, Heidi Owen, Portland State: Shelby Crabtree, Julie Forrest, Sophia Mundy, Kari Otani, Teresa Prais, Sydney Vander Velde Megan Plinski, Jessica Shadle, Tiffany Smith. Portland State: Tarah Authier, Laura Ellison, Dolly Enneking, Cris Lewis, Sacramento State: Alecia Homer, Jenae Kee, Katie McCoy, Rebeccah Phil- Francesca Ross, Alissa Russell, Nathalie Wolman lips. Sacramento State: Ashley Forbes, Danielle Holloway, Sarah Howard, Kim Weber State: Sarah Beutler, Lindsay Davis, Naomi Felix, Shelli Gough, Kemper, Leah Larot, Katie McCoy, Rebecca Phillips, Kara Taylor, Christina Rochelle Hoover, Zheila Reyhani, Erin Smith, Cassidy Williams. Trenton, Mandy Trojan Weber State: Lindsay Ellis, Alyssa Foutz, Shelli Gough, Shaylee Hyde, 2003 Hayley McCoy, Rebecca Ritchie Eastern Washington: KDee Anderson, Karie Anderson, Kathleen Bigelow, Tiera Como, Kristin Cox, Kerstyn Dolack, Colleen Ferriter, Traci Jellison, 2006 Abby Mathis, Jennifer McMullen, Kim McMullen, Brianna Nelson, Beth Eastern Washington: Jillian Bourret, Gwen Burgess, Tiera Como, Carrie Russell, Abbie Socha, Emily Squires, Jennie Summers, Kelsey Tufnail, Sarah Conners, Brittney Doran, Abby Jensen, Morgan Lutgens, M’ily Reiter, Brit- Windham. tany Sparks, Kelsey Tufnail. Idaho State: Shannon Boyle, Sarah Hobdey, Chantal Kim, Jennifer Loo. Idaho State: Tia Burns, Kim Crosbie, Jenny Ford, Annamarie Hofstetter, Montana: Nikki Bolstad, Sarah Braseth, Stephanie Davis, Megan Gaskill, Chantal Kim, Jennifer Loo, Kalie McGuire, Elizabeth Roberts, Ali Zikratch. Jamie Rizzuto. Montana: Sara Campbell, Lydia Cotton, Abby Grafft, Grace Harris, Rachael Northern Arizona: Julie Allen, Andrea Berra, Amanda Butterfield, Lindsey Mayer, Laura Nogueira, Kristyn Shapka, Sarah Stevens, Mahlleace Tomsin. Carey, Sierra Cristiano, Shelby Gould, Brandy Johnson, Megan Robertson. Northern Arizona: Kayla Bauder, Lindsey Carey, Tara Cozzetto, Kylie Portland State: Krystin Ellsworth, Julie Forrest, Amy Orr, Megan Plinski, France, Darin Kleinsmith, Karla Lee, Christina Loyash, Sarah Neatherton, Katie Schoene. Cee Cee Odorfer, Elizabeth Winkelblech. Sacramento State: Lisamarie LaVallee, Sarah Moses, Mandi Siller, Cela Northern Colorado: Sara Hemmings, Marcie Johnson, Suarez. Marika Johnson, Lynneal Williams, Kady Hydrick, Amanda Kafer, Weber State: Amy Baird, Sarah Beutler, Krista Davis, Rochelle Hoover, Chrissy Marvin, Annie Osborne. Lindsey McFarland, Erin Smith, Veronica Walker. Portland State: Tarah Authier, Laura Ellison, Dolly Enneking, Jessica Jeffries, Salina Karia, Michelle Massar, Kari Otani, Alissa Russell, 2002 Katie Schoene, Nathalie Wollmannred. Eastern Washington: KDee Anderson, Kathleen Bigelow, Kristin Cox, Tara Sacramento State: Beverly Goebel, Sarah Howard, Kim Kemper, Missy Edelbrock, Colleen Ferriter, Katie Grothkopp, Traci Jellison, Abby Mathis, Matzen, Katie McCoy, Ashley Rosenbery, Kara Taylor, Christina Trenton, Kim McMullen, Jonna Melton, Holly Rushing, Beth Russell, Abbie Socha, Mandy Trojan. Emily Squires, Jennie Summers, Sarah Windham. Weber State: Kelsie Ehlers, Natalie Ellis, Sarah Espinoza, Kelly Gaughan, Idaho State: Stephanie Anderson, Shannon Boyle, Hollie Christensen, Shelli Gough, Hayley McCoy, Molli Neilson, Rebecca Ritchie, Shaylee Sarah Hobdey, Stacey Peterson, Ashley Steel. Stegen, Cassidy Williams. Montana: Courtney Blakely, Sarah Braseth, Tammy Hartung, Jamie Riz- zuto, Liz Roberts, Kate Sloan, Erin Smith, Wendy Stuker, McKenzie Zajonc. 2005 Northern Arizona: Joy Alvarez, Adria Barchi, Andrea Berra, Amanda But- Eastern Washington: Gwen Burgess,Tiera Como, Brittney Doran, Abby terfield, Sierra Cristiano, Shelby Gould, Brandy Johnson, Carin Larkin, Kori Jensen, Sarah Johnston, Abbey Mathis, Kim McMullen, Morgan O’Friel, Moore, Jessika Scogland. Beth Russell, Jennie Summers, Kelsey Tufnail, Chelse Zegzula Portland State: Krystin Ellsworth, Julie Forrest, Katie Lovato, Amy Orr, Idaho State: Stephanie Anderson, Kim Crosbi, Jana Davis Freshman, Jamie Carly Sawhill. Hatfield, Anastasia Katsilometes, Chantal Kim, Sacramento State: Kathryn DeClercq, Courtney Gorham, Kristin Ideson, Jennifer Loo, Michelle Okumura, Tia Peterson, Carlie Tobiason Linda Sanchez, Miranda Siller. Montana: Sara Campbell, Stephanie Davis, Shawn Destafney, Weber State: Chelsea Brandt, Krista Davis, Rochelle Hoover, Eleshia Milt- Danielle McQuinn, Laura Noqueria, Mahlleace Tomsin enberger, Amie Romney, Erin Smith. Northern Arizona: Kayla Bauder, Lindsey Carey, Kylie France, Shelby Gould, Darin Kleinsmith, Christina Loyash, Juli Martin, 2001 Cee Cee Odorfer Eastern Washington: KDee Anderson, Danielle Blue, Kristin Cox, Jamie Portland State: Shannon Bjelland, Shelby Crabtree, Laura Ellison, Salina Erickson, Katie Evens, Colleen Ferriter, Jessica Gallion, Katie Grothkopp, Karia, Kaci Mashburn, Nicole McAllister, Amy Orr, Kyla Hamilton, Teresa Jellison, Jonna Melton, Sarah Meyer, Sophia Pacheco, Kari Otani, Megan Plinski, Katie Schoene, Jessica Shadle, Sarah Smart Abbie Socha, Emily Squires, Brianne Wilson, Sarah Windham, Anna Zum- Sacramento State: Sarah Howard, Katie McCoy, Rebeccah Phillips, Ashley walt. Rosenberry, Kara Taylor, Idaho State: Shannon Boyle, Molly Downs, Holly Emery, Heather Hunt, Weber State: Lindsay Davis, Sarah Espinoza, Shelli Gough, Stacey Peterson, Brooke Roberts, Ashley Steel, Korbie Vaughan. Rochelle Hoover, Hayley McCoy, Annalisa Richins, Shaylee Stegen, Cassidy Montana: Courtney Blakely, Nikki Bolstad, Kerri Houck, Kati Peck, Liz Williams Roberts, Erin Smith, Wendy Stuker. Northern Arizona: Danielle Deguerre, Krystin Ellsworth, Holly Jones, Ca- rin Larkin, Nadia Maenyj, Kathryn Maxwell, Karla Rogers, Jessika Scogland, Breann Suddock, Crystal Vankilsdonk. Portland State: Rebecca Blum, Julie Forrest, Melanie Langley, Laurie Mansoor, Jenna Nygaard, Amy Orr, Stacey Storie, Angie Upchurch, Vickie Upchurch. Sacramento State: Kathryn DeClercq, Summer Douglas, Naomi Ennis, Nicole Frilot, Jennifer Iha, Lori Kerswell, Jaymie Kocer, Mattea Stanger. Weber State: Chelsea Brandt, Lauren Haller, Natalie Hensley, Kami Kelley, Elishia Miltenberger, Anna Neisen, Meagan Thunell. Big Sky Conference Soccer • bigskyconf.com 47 All-Academic Teams

2000 Cal State Northride: Brynne Blumstein, Shannon DeVos, Michelle French, Cindy Mallet, Joanna Parker, Amy Watts. Eastern Washington: KDee Anderson, Katie Bowers, Kristin Cox, Tara Edelbrock, Jamie Erickson, Erin Glathar, Katie Grothkopp, Kyla Hamilton, National Academic Honors Stephanie Jordan, Keri Nichols, Sophia Pacheco, Tracy Wilcoxen, Brianne Wilson, Anna Zumwait. NSCAA/Adidas Scholar All-America 2005 - Rochelle Hoover, Weber State 2000 Idaho State: IIlsa Gramer, Chrissy Nelson, Carissa Raveaux, Brooke Rob- erts, Korbie Vaughn, Shaleen Weston. GTE Academic All-America Montana: Courtney Blakely, Nikki Bolstad, Natalie Hiller, Kerri Houck, Liz 1999 - Meagan Thunell, Weber State Roberts, Glenna Ryan, Amy Schlatter, Erin Smith. 1998 - Mary Bates, Weber State Northern Arizona: Amanda Butterﬁ eld, Marta Costello, Danielle Deguerre, Courtney Mathieson, Montana Krista Earp, Trina Green, Holly Jones, Erin Rummens, Breann Suddock, Danielle Weissbeck. 1997 - Mary Bates, Weber State Portland State: Rebecca Blum, Jamie Brock, Sarah Graham, Aimee Courtney Mathieson, Montana Mansoor, Lori Mansoor, Erica Mays, Jenna Nygaard, Lori Schneider, Stacey Tricia Ferrin, Weber State Storie, Angie Upchurch. Sacramento State: Summer Douglas, Amber Dragomir, Naomi Ennis, Brit- CAA Scholar Athlete of the Year tany Hijlkema, Lori Kerswell, Jenifer Spudic, Mattea Stanger. Weber State: Amanda Anderson, Chelsea Brandt, Jennifer Cosnyka, Lauren 1997 - Courtney Mathieson, Montana Haller, Natalie Hensley, Kami Kelley, Elishia Miltenberger, Anna Neisen, Tara Swallow, Meagan Th unnel. GTE Academic All-District VII & VIII 1999 Cal State Northridge: Riya Gough, Joanna Parker. 2003 - Sierra Cristiano, NAU (VIII) Eastern Washington: Courtney Kelley, Sophia Pacheco, Tracy Wilcoxen, 2002 - Stacey Peterson, ISU (VIII) Anna Zumwalt. 2001 - Megan Thunell, WSU (VIII) Idaho State: Alicia Buchanon, Holly Emery, Sarah Moravitz, Chrissy Nel- 2000 - Meagan Thunell, WSU (VIII) son, Brooke Pollard, Brittany Th ompson, Shaleen Weston. Montana: Michele Badilla-Gesek, Amy Bemis, Misty Hall, Kerri Houck, Colleen Joyce, Glenna Ryan. Northern Arizona: Rebekah Breech, Krista Earp, Trina Green, Holly Jones, Sarah Pachan, Erin Rummens, Kate Soetaert, Julie Toppenberg, Danielle Wile. Portland State: Joanna Bowns, Summer Douglas, Laurie Kukkonen, Aimee Mansoor, Lori Mansoor, Stacey Storie. Sacramento State: Naomi Ennis, Kristin Hoﬀ man. Weber State: Amber Bailey, Anastasia Steinfels-Lund, Melanie Miller, Deedra Russell, Tara Swallow, Meagan Th unell.

1998 Cal State Northridge: Erin Broadwell, Elizabeth Hoibby, Joanna Parker, Jenny Willemse. Eastern Washington: Jennifer Barrett, Kiki Bell, Sophia Pacheco, Amy Schmitt, Tracy Wilcoxen. Idaho State: Alicia Buchanan, Sue Desmond, AdriAnn Jorgensen, Sarah Moravitz, Brooke Pollard, Shaleen Weston. Montana: Michele Bailla-Gesek, Amy Bemis, Misty Hall, Kerri Houck, Colleen Joyce, Lindsey Nields, Margo Tufts. Northern Arizona: Krista Earpo, Trina Green, Holly Jones, Sarah Pachan, Erin Rummens, Kate Soetaert, Julie Toppenberg, Danielle Weissbeck, Dani- elle Wile. Portland State: Joanna Bowns, Erin Goerk, Arnica Smith, Jessica Ward, Melissa Wohlstein. Sacramento State: Lori Kerswell, Becky Powers, Mattea Stanger. Weber State: Amber Bailey, Mary Bates, Tara Ferrin, Tricia Ferrin, Karie Hadley, April Marsh, Melanie Miller, Deedra Russell, Aubry Smith, Anasta- sia Steinfels, Tara Swallo, Meagan Th unell. FORMERORMER WEBEREBER STATETATE STANDOUTSTANDOUT ROCHELLEOCHELLE HOOVEROOVER WASWAS 1997 NAMED TO THE NSCAA ADIDAS SCHOLAR Cal State Northridge: Jennifer Barnes, Amy Gill, Elizabeth Hoiby, Jenny ALL-AMERICA TEAM AS A SENIOR IN 2005. Wanner HOOVER ALSO EARNED ALL-ACADEMIC Montana: Jodi Campbell, Stacy Forslund, Nikki Grossberg, Misty Hall, Rachel Kriley, Courtney Mathieson, Lindsey Nields, Chrissy Russell, Glenna HONORS FROM 2002-05. Ryan, Railene Th orson, Margo Tufts Northern Arizona: Kristy Earp, Trina Green, Erin Quinn, Anna Shoolroy, Julie Toppenberg, Danielle Wile Portland State: Angie Estep, Erin Goerke, Arnica Smith Sacramento State: Erin Harrington, Becky Powers, Stacey Riney Weber State: Mary Bates, Quincey Blood, Tara Ferrin, Tricia Ferrin, Jamie Jensen, April Marsh, Melanie Miller, Tiﬀ any Roundy, Deedra Russell, Anas- tasia Steinfels, Tara Swallow

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