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Depaul Blue Demons Women’S Soccer 2020-21 Depaulbluedemons.Com - @Depaulwsoc Week 4 - 3/21/21 DePaul Blue Demons Women’s Soccer 2020-21 depaulbluedemons.com - @DePaulWSOC Week 4 - 3/21/21 2020-21 Schedule Match Previews Date Opponent Location Time (CT)/Result 2/3 Illinois State (Exh.) Rockford, Ill. T 1-1 2/22 at Valparaiso Crown Point, Ind W 2-1 2/27 at Vanderbilt (Exh.) Nashville, Tenn L 3-0 3/4 Butler* Indianapolis, Ind. L 3-1 3/7 Marquette* Wish Field L 2-0 3/11 Xavier* Cincinnati, Ohio PPD 3/14 Creighton* Wish Field W 2-1 (OT) DePaul Butler 3/21 Butler* Wish Field Noon Blue Demons Bulldogs 3/25 Marquette* Milwaukee, Wis. TBD Overall: 2-2-0 // BIG EAST: 1-2-0 Overall: 6-0-0 // Conference: 3-0-0 3/28 Xavier* Wish Field 1 PM Last Game: Creighton, W 2-1 OT Last Game: at Creighton, W 4-0 4/4 Creighton* Omaha, Neb. TBD Next Game: at Marquette (3/25) Next Game: at Marquette (3/28) 4/10 Xavier Cincinnati, Ohio Noon 4/15 BIG EAST Semifinal* TBD TBD Series History Game Information 4/18 BIG EAST Final* TBD TBD Overall Record: DePaul leads 5-3-2 Thursday, March 11 Last Meeting: 3/4/21 - Butler W 3-1 XU Soccer Complex *BIG EAST Conference match | All times are Central and subject to change Streak: L1 Noon CT Program Facts DePaul Storylines University Information • DePaul women’s soccer hosts Butler at Wish field on Sunday afternoon at noon CT. The Blue Demons are coming off of their first conference win of the season, an Location .............................................................. Chicago, Ill. overtime victory against the Creighton Bluejays. Founded ........................................................................1898 • DePaul dropped the conference opener against the Bulldogs back on March 4, los- Enrollment ..................................................................23,110 ing in Indianapolis, 3-1. Gwen Walker scored her first collegiate goal in the contest. Nickname ........................................................ Blue Demons Walker got the Blue Demons on the board by curling a corner kick into the top Colors ................................................ Royal Blue and Scarlet right corner of the net in the second half of the BIG EAST opener. Home Field (Capacity) ..............................Wish Field (1,000) • The Blue Demons lead the all-time series between the two sides with a record of Surface .....................................................................FieldTurf 5-3-2. Conference ............................................................. BIG EAST • DePaul defeated Creighton at Wish Field on Sunday thanks to a Morgan Turner Men’s Soccer Region ..........................................Great Lakes overtime goal that came in the 102nd minute. Turner headed home a cross that President ...........................................Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D. came in off of the foot of Gwen Walker. Kristin Boos provided the other tally for Athletics Director .........................................DeWayne Peevy the Blue Demons, a converted header that came in just the 5th minute of play. Assoc. Athletic Director/SWA ....................... Jill Hollembeak Turner assisted on the Boos goal by sending in a perfect cross to the back post. Athletic Department Phone.......................... (773) 325-7546 • Turner earned BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll recognition for her performance in the History DePaul win. Turner recieved the honor three times during the 2019 season and First Year of Program .....................................................1996 also was recognized as Offensive Player of the Week on one occasion. Turner leads All-Time Record .................................................. 171-226-48 the Blue Demons with two goals so far this spring. NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last ....................... 3/2014 • The Blue Demons dropped matches to Butler and Marquette to begin the BIG EAST Coaching Staff slate. DePaul was able to get out infront quickly against Creighton before the game Head Coach ......................................................Erin Chastain was tied up in the second half. Turner’s overtime strike allowed the Blue Demons Alma Mater/Year ........................................Minnesota/1997 to escape with the win and get to a .500 overall season record. Career Record/Years ......................................108-100-31/13 • DePaul won the season opener on Monday, Feb. 22 in thrilling fashion after junior Record at DePaul/Years .................................Same as above defender Sydney Parker slotted a game-winning goal in the final minute of regula- Assistant Coach ...........................................Michele O’Brien tion. After a penalty was called in the box, Valpo’s Kelsie James executed a penalty Assistant Coach ..............................................Rachel Pitman kick in the 84th minute to knot the game at one. The Blue Demons responded Team Information by pressing forward offensively with time winding down. After freshman Bella 2019 Record ................................................................. 8-8-3 Hanisch sent a pass into the interior of the Valpo defense, Parker found the ball at BIG EAST Record ........................................................... 5-3-1 her feet and slotted the game-winner, her first goal of her collegiate career, with BIG EAST Finish ................................................................ 5th just 16 seconds left on the clock. Final Ranking .................................................................. N/A Contact Men’s Soccer Contact ........................................ Nate Jelinek Phone ........................................................... (608) 573-1032 Email ................................................... [email protected] depaulbluedemons.com @DepaulWSOC DePaul WoMen’s Soccer 1 2020-21 Roster Single-Match Highs This Season No. Name Pos. HT Class Hometown / Previous School No. Name G A Pts Sh SOG 1 Mollie Eriksson GK 5-7 Jr. Ottawa, Canada / McCrae Secondary 1 Eriksson - - - - - 2 Ellie Mink M 5-9 Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio / Turpin 2 Mink - - - 1 - 3 Jessica Lazo F 6- Sr. Palos, Verdes, Calif. / Palos Verdes 3 Lazo - - - 4 3 4 Mira Nepomuceno D 5-1 Sr. Mountain View, Calif. / Saint Francis 4 Nepomuceno - - - - 5 Adrian Walker D 5-4 R-Sr. Lake Forest, Ill. / Lake Forest 5 A. Walker - - - - - 6 Gwen Walker D 5-4 Sr. Lake Forest, Ill. / Lake Forest 6 G. Walker 1 - - 1 1 7 Kristin Boos F 5-5 So. Sterling Heights, Mich. / 7 Boos 1 - 2 5 2 (2x) 8 Jackie Batliner D 5-6 Sr. Barrington, Ill. / Barrington 8 Batliner - - - - - 9 Bella Hanisch D 5-3 Fr. Ottawa, Canada / Bill Crothers Secondary 9 Hanisch - 1 1 - - 11 Mary Tierney M 5-3 Jr. Villa Hills, Ky. / Notre Dame Academy 11 Tierney - - - 1 1 14 Beth Smyth M 5-5 Fr. Manchester, England / Xaverian College 14 Smyth - 1 1 1(2x) 1 (2x) 15 Samantha McKibben D 5-5 So. Park Ridge, Ill. / Maine South 15 McKibben - - - - - 16 Brooke Weitzel M 5-7 Jr. Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Chagrin Falls 16 Weitzel - - - 3 1 17 Maria Nordness D 5-7 So. Milwaukee, Wis. / 17 Nordness - - - - - 18 Megan Malecha D 5-8 So. Medina, Minn. / Wayzata 18 Malecha - - - - - 19 Morgan Turner F 5-8 Sr. Maple Grove, Minn. / Wayzata 19 Turner 1 (2x) 1 2 (2x) 4 3 20 Bina Saipi M 5-4 R-Sr. Wilmette, Ill. / New Trier 20 Saipi - - - 3 1 21 Mikaela Hoard M 5-4 Sr. Mequon, Wis. / Homestead 21 Hoard - - - - - 22 Grace Phillpotts D 5-5 Fr. Fenton, Mich. / Powers Catholic High School 22 Phillpotts - - - 1 1 23 Elena Milam GK 5-8 So. Seattle, Wash. / Ballard 23 Milam - - - - - 24 Sarah Cohen D 5-6 Jr. Wheaton, Ill. / Glenbard South 24 Cohen - - - - - 25 Aubrey Ramey M 5-7 Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. / The Bolles School 25 Ramey - - - - - 26 Sydney Parker D 5-8 Jr. Winnetka, Ill. / 26 Parker 1 - 2 1 (2x) 1 27 Nathalia Lopez D 5-8 So. Santa Ana, Calif. / Century 27 Lopez - - - - - 28 Jenna Ling D 5-6 Fr. Wixom, Mich. / Walled Lake Central 28 Ling - - - - - 30 Jade Eriksen-Russo F 5-4 Sr. Naperville, Ill. / Metea Valley 30 Eriksen-Russo - - - - Pronunciation: 4. Mira Nepomunceo - mear-ah nep-oh-mah-seen-oh 7. Kristin Boos - bohs 8. Jackie Batliner - bat-line-er 9. Bella Hanisch - hain-ish 16. Brooke Weitzel - white-zel 18. Megan Malecha - mah-LEH-ka 20. Bina Saipi - sigh-pea 23. Elena Milam - my-lum 25. Aubrey Ramey - ray-me By Position By Home State GOALKEEPERS MIDFIELDERS State No. of players No. Name Class No. Name Class California 3 1 Mollie Eriksson Jr. 2 Ellie Mink Jr. Florida 1 23 Elena Milam So. 11 Mary Tierney Jr. Illinois 8 14 Beth Smyth Fr. Kentucky 1 DEFENDERS 16 Brooke Weitzel Jr. Michigan 2 No. Name Class 20 Bina Saipi R-Sr. Ohio 1 4 Mira Nepomuceno Sr. 21 Mikaela Hoard Sr. Washington 1 5 Adrian Walker R-Sr. 25 Aubrey Ramey Fr. Wisconsin 2 6 Gwen Walker Sr. 8 Jackie Batliner Sr. 9 Bella Hanisch Fr. FORWARDS 15 Samantha McKibben So. No. Name Class 17 Maria Nordness So. 3 Jessica Lazo Sr. Country No. of players 18 Megan Malecha So. 7 Kristin Boos So. Canada 2 22 Grace Phillpotts Fr. 19 Morgan Turner Sr. England 1 24 Sarah Cohen Jr. 30 Jade Eriksen-Russo Sr. 26 Sydney Parker Jr. 27 Nathalia Lopez So. 28 Jenna Ling Fr. depaulbluedemons.com DePaul WoMen’s Soccer @DepaulWSOC 2 TV/Radio Roster Mollie Eriksson Ellie Mink Jessica Lazo Adrian Walker Gwen Walker Kristin Boos #1 | GK | Jr. #2 | M | Jr. #3 | D/M | Sr. #5 | D | R-Sr. #6 | D | Sr. #7 | F | So. Ottawa, Canada / McCrae Cincinnati, Ohio / Turpin Palos Verdes, Calif. / Palos Verdes Lake Forest, Ill. / Lake Forest Lake Forest, Ill. / Lake Forest Sterling Heights, Mich. / Sterling Heights Summit Jackie Batliner Bella Hanisch Mary Tierney Beth Smyth Samantha McKibben Brooke Weitzel #8 | D | Sr. #9 | D | Fr. #11 | M/F | Jr. #14 | M | Fr. #15 | D | So. #16 | M | Jr. Barrington, Ill. / Barrington Ottawa, Canada / Bill Crothers Villa Hills, Ky. / Notre Dame Manchester, England / Xaverian Park Ridge, Ill. / Maine South Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Chagrin Falls Secondary School College Maria Nordess Megan Malecha Morgan Turner Bina Saipi Mikaela Hoard Grace Phillpotts #17 | D | So. #18 | D | So. #19 | F | Sr. #20 | M | R-Sr. #21 | M | Sr. #22 | D | Fr. Milwaukee, Wis. Medina, Minn. / Wayzata Maple Grove, Minn. / Wayzata Wilmette, Ill. / New Trier Mequon, Wis. Homestead Fenton, Mich. / Powers Catholic Elena Milam Sarah Cohen Aubrey Ramey Sydney Parker Nathalia Lopez Jenna Ling #23 | GK | So. #24 | D | Jr. #25 | M | Fr. #26 | D | Jr.
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