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TEXAS SOCCER Back Row (l.-r.): Asst. Coach Keeley Dowling, Sydney Shutter, Isabelle Kerr, Brooke Gilbert, Sharis Lachappelle, Lindsey Meyer, Brinkley Field, Cierra Grubbs, Julie Arnold, Jasmine Hart, Kelsey Shimmick, Asst. Coach Jaimel Johnson, Head Coach Angela Kelly. Middle Row (l.-r.): Emilie Campbell, Ali Schmalz, Cara Connatser, Abby Smith, Ava Vogel, Keagan McCoy, Marchelle Davis, Julia Dyche. Front Row (l.-r.): Katie Gersbacher, Aaron Strawser, Brenda Saucedo, Gabby Zarnegar, Whitney Jaynes, Chantale Campbell. 2013 FACT BOOK TEXAS SOCCER 2013 Texas Soccer Fact Book 2013 LONGHORNs 6 COACHES & STAff 22 MEDIA/PROGRAM INFORMATION 1 Returners: Head Coach Angela Kelly __________ 22-25 2013 Rosters ________________________4 Arnold, Julie ______________________6 Kelly vs. All Opponents ____________24 2013 Schedule ______________________3 Campbell, Chantale ______________ 6-7 Kelly vs. Postseason Opponents _____25 2013 TV/Radio Lineup ________ Back cover Campbell, Emilie ___________________7 Kelly’s Pros ______________________25 Media Information & Policies ___________2 Field, Brinkley ___________________ 7-8 The Kelly File _____________________23 Quick Facts _________________________2 Gilbert, Brooke ____________________8 Year-by-Year Coaching Record ______25 Texas Soccer Program Notebook _______5 Grubbs, Cierra ___________________ 8-9 Assistant Coach Keeley Dowling ____ 26-27 Jaynes, Whitney ________________ 9-10 Assistant Coach Jaimel Johnson _______28 Lachappelle, Sharis _____________ 10-11 POSTSEASON PLAY 66 Meyer, Lindsey ___________________11 Saucedo, Brenda _______________ 11-12 HISTORY 36 Big 12 Championship History ______ 66-67 Schmalz, Ali ______________________12 NCAA Tournament History ________ 68-69 Shimmick, Kelsey ______________ 12-13 All-Time Games Against Ranked Opponents Shutter, Sydney _______________ 13-14 ______________________________43 Smith, Abby __________________ 14-15 All-Time Jersey Numbers _____________49 RECORDS 51 All-Time Records vs. Conferences ______42 Smith, Allison ____________________15 Career Records _____________________52 Strawser, Aaron __________________16 All-Time Scores by Opponents _____ 38-41 All-Time Series Records ___________ 36-37 Goalkeeper Single-Season Records _____54 Vogel, Ava _______________________16 Individual Match Records _________ 55-56 Zarnegar, Gabby __________________17 Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field__ 50 Team Year-by-Year Records and Statistics Miscellaneous Match Records _________58 Newcomers: Overtime Match Results ______________57 Connatser, Cara __________________18 ______________________________44 Year-by-Year Results _____________ 45-48 Single-Season Individual Records ______53 Davis, Marchelle __________________18 Team Records ______________________51 Dyche, Julia ______________________19 Year-by-Year Leaders _____________ 59-60 Gernsbacher, Katie ________________19 Hart, Jasmine ____________________20 HONors 61 Kerr, Isabelle _____________________20 Academic Honors ________________ 63-64 SEASON IN REVIEW 29 McCoy, Keagan ___________________21 All-Americans ______________________61 All-Time Letterwinners _______________65 2012 Awards and Accomplishments ____30 Conference Honors _________________62 2012 Big 12 Conference in Review _____35 National Honors ____________________61 2012 Final Results ___________________31 2012 Final Statistics ______________ 32-33 2012 Game-by-Game Team Stats ______34 2012 Season in Review: Notebook _____29 2013 Texas soccer • FacT BooK 1 TEXAS SOCCER Quick Facts TEXAS QUICK FACTS SOCCER HISTORY Location: _____________________________________ Austin, Texas 78713 First Year of Soccer: _________________________________________1994 Enrollment: __________________________ 49,449 (37,759 undergraduate) All-Time Overall Record:_____________________ 213-148-35 (.582) - 19 years President: ______________________ William C. Powers, Jr. (California, ‘67) All-Time Big 12 Record: _____________________________ 98-49-19 (.648) Founded: __________________________________________________1883 Conference Championships (Regular Season/Tournament): _______ 3 (1/2) Conference: ______________________________________________Big 12 NCAA Tournament Appearances (Record): __________________ 10 (6-10-1) Nickname/Mascot: _____________________________Longhorns/Bevo XIV Colors: ______________________ Burnt Orange (PANTONE 159) and White Women’s Athletics Director: __________ Christine Plonsky (Kent State, ‘79) TEAM ANALYSIS NCAA Faculty Representative: _________________________ Jim Vick, Ph.D. 2012 Overall Record: ______________________________________ 8-10-2 Big 12 Record (Conference Finish): _____________________ 4-4-0 (Fourth) SOCCER STAFF 2012 Big 12 Tournament (Finish): ________________________ 1-1 (Fourth) Starters Returning/Lost: _______________________________________ 8/3 Head Coach: _______________________ Angela Kelly (North Carolina, ‘94) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: _________________________________ 18/5 Year at Texas: ____________________________________________2nd Newcomers: __________________________________________________7 Record at Texas - Season: ______________________8-10-2 (.425) - 2nd Career Record - Season: ____________________ 168-94-22 (.630) - 14th Assistant Coach: _____________________ Keeley Dowling (Tennessee, ‘05) MEDIA INFORMATION Year at Texas: ____________________________________________2nd Sr. Assoc. Athletics Director/Communications: ______________Nick Voinis Assistant Coach: _____________________ Jaimel Johnson (Tennessee, ‘09) Assistant Media Relations Director/ Year at Texas: ____________________________________________2nd Soccer Contact: ___________________________________ Mary Kusek Volunteer Assistant: __________________________________ Scott Blount Office Phone: __________________________________ (512) 232-1532 Special Assistant: ____________________________________ Robert Boyle Cell Phone: ____________________________________ (512) 431-9131 Athletic Trainer: _____________________________________ Gabe Perlaza E-mail: _______________________________________ [email protected] Strength and Conditioning Coach: ________________________Anna Craig Media Relations Fax:________________________________ (512) 471-6040 Soccer Office Phone Number: ________________________ (512) 471-7568 Official Texas Athletics Web Site:________________ www.TexasSports.com Myers Stadium Press Box Phone: _____________________ (512) 232-3840 FACILITY INFORMATION Home Stadium (Capacity): _Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field (20,000) Texas’ Record at Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field: _ 102-31-14 (.741) All-Time Home Record: ____________________________ 124-43-16 (.721) Media Information & Policies he Texas Media Relations Department welcomes your interest in INTERVIEWS UT Athletics. We make every effort to facilitate your coverage of our T programs. For information on student-athletes and coaches, to set All athlete and coach interviews must be coordinated through the media up interviews or photo shoots or if you need file photos, please call us, stop relations office. We ask that all interview requests be made at least 24 hours by our office (Red McCombs Red Zone 7.832) or e-mail or fax us a request. in advance. No interviews are granted on match days prior to the con- test. Players and coaches are available for interviews 10 minutes after the CREDENTIALS completion of the match. Interviews take place on the field near the team benches and are coordinated through Mary Kusek. Season and single-game media credentials will be issued this year for all home soccer matches. Credentials can be picked up at the Gate 1 will-call PHOTOGRAPHY table at Myers Stadium. Please call (512) 232-1532 or email (mrk@utexas. edu) Mary Kusek at least 24 hours in advance to acquire credentials. The Texas Sports Photography Department can assist all media mem- bers with photographic reproductions. Media requesting photos may FACILITIES/PARKING receive them as prints, via e-mail or on disk. Please contact the UT Sports Photography Office at (512) 471-6573 for more information. The Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field is located on Clyde Littlefield Drive between Red River Street and Robert Dedman Drive. Media may park PRESS SERVICES in Manor Garage (entrances off either Clyde Littlefield or Robert Dedman drives). Please make sure you have your parking pass prior to arriving to Press releases, including individual and team statistics, will be available cover a match. prior to each match. This material as well as match programs and fact books will be available to the media on match days in the Myers Stadium press INTERNET/PHONES box. For fax or e-mail service, please contact Mary Kusek at (512) 232-1532. All of the latest news concerning the Longhorns soccer team, including notes, features, updated statistics, live scoring, live video/audio and results, is available 24 hours a day on TexasSports.com. Additionally, the Myers Stadium press box is equipped with wireless internet and an adequate number of phone lines for media usage on match days. 2 2013 Texas sOCCeR • FaCT BOOK TEXAS SOCCER 2013 Schedule Date Day Opponent ____________________________ Site (Stadium) __________________________________________ Time AUGUST Aug. 16 Fri. TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI% _________ Austin, Texas (Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field) __________7 p.m. Aug. 23 Fri. GEORGIA ____________________________ Austin, Texas (Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field) __________7 p.m. Aug. 25 Sun. SOUTH FLORIDA ______________________ Austin, Texas (Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field)
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