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Table of Contents / Quick Facts TABLE OF CONTENTS /QUICK FACTS The University of Central Missouri General Information About the University of Central Missouri . .2-3 Name of School: . .University of Central Missouri UCM President / Board of Governors . .4 City, Zip: . .Warrensburg, MO 64093 Athletics Administration & Staff . .5-8 Founded: . .1871 Central Missouri Athletics . .9 Enrollment: . .11,000 Why the Mules and Jennies? . .10 Nickname: . .Jennies Welcome toWarrensburg, Missouri . .11 School Colors: . .Cardinal & Black Central Missouri Media Outlets . .12 Field: . ..Jennies Field at South Recreation Complex Capacity: . .1,000 Affiliation: . .NCAA Division II 2010 UCM Jennies Soccer Conference: . .Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Assn. (MIAA) Jennies Field at South Rec . .14 President: . .Charles M. Ambrose 2010 Jennies Soccer Roster . .15 Athletics Director: . .Jerry Hughes 2010 Team Photo / Schedule . .16 Associate Athletic Directors: . .Kathy Anderson, Shawn Jones 2010 Jennies Soccer Preview . .17 Athletic Department Phone: . .(660) 543-4250 Head Coach Lewis Theobald . ..18-19 Assistant Coach / Support Staff . ..20 Coaching Staff Meet the Jennies - Returnees . .21-26 Head Coach: . ..Lewis Theobald (fourth year) Meet the Jennies - Newcomers . .27-30 Alma Matter: . .Kansas, 1999 Record at School (yrs.): . .41-13-8 (three years) 2009 In Review Career Record (yrs.): . .Same 2009 Review . .32 Assistant Coach: . .Elizabeth Valenti 2009 Final Statistics . .33 Athletic Trainer: . .Jenn Huseman 2009 Final Results . .34 2009 Game-by-Game Results . .35 Team Information 2009 Overall record: . .13-5-2 2009 Conference Record / Finish: . .12-3-1 / Third 2009 Final Ranking (poll): . ..N/A Starters Returning / Lost: . .7 / 3 Letterwinners Returning / Lost: . .15 / 7 The Opponents Non-Conference Opponents . .37 History MIAA Opponents . .38-39 First year of soccer: . .1995 MIAA Composite Soccer Schedule . .40 Overall all-time record: . .154-113-20 Jennies’ Series Results vs. 2010 Opponents . .41 Number of years in NCAA Tournament: . .3 All-Time Series Records . .42 Record in NCAA Post-Season Play: . .1-2-1 All-Time Scores . .43-44 Last appearance: . .2008 Jennies Coaches Yearly Summary . .45 Last Opponent: . .Texas A&M-Commerce Result: . ..Lost, 2-0 in South Central Regional Jennies Soccer History Media Relations Record Book . .47 Media Relations Director: . .Rob McCutcheon All-Time Leaders . .48 email: . [email protected] Annual Statistical Leaders . .49 Soccer Contact: . ..Paula Rober Jennies’ Soccer Honors / Awards . .50 email: . [email protected] Jennies’All-Time Roster . .51 Office Phone: . .(660) 543-4312 MIAA Championship Teams . .52 Fax: . .(660) 543-8034 Jennies in the Postseason . .53 The MIAA Credits Mid-America IntercollegiateAthletics Assoc . .55 The 2010 Jennies Soccer Media Guide is a publication of the University of Central Missouri Athletics 2009 MIAA Standings & Game Highs . .56 Media Relations Office, Rob McCutcheon director. Designed, written, and edited by Paula Rober, with editorial assistance provided by Rob McCutcheon and Shawn Jones. Cover design by Gail Greble. 2009 Awards / Honors . .57 Action photos courtesy of UCM Photo Services and Dave Kopp--The Studio. Printed by Multi-Ad Sports, 2009 MIAA Statistics . .58 Peoria, Ill. Special thanks to the Central Missouri Office of University Relations for providing the information on the university and administration. MIAA Records . .59-60 For media credentials contact the UCM Athletics Media Relations Office at 660-543-4312. Mules & Jennies on the Internet Media members and fans can access information about the Mules and Jennies around the clock, as information about Central Missouri Athletics, the MIAA, and NCAA Division II is available via the Internet. To access information, go to http://www.ucmo.edu/athletics. Central Missouri Athletic web pages are maintained by the UCM Athletic Department, Bob Jackson web manager. CENTRAL MISSOURI JENNIES SOCCER 1 THIS IS THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI The University of Central Missouri has provided quality postsecondary education to the state and nation for nearly 139 years. UCM was founded in 1871 as a regional normal school for teacher preparation and has grown into a comprehensive university that offers more than 150 areas of study. More important than numbers, however, is the high quality of its regionally, nationally and internationally known programs. UCM is Missouri’s lead institution in professional applied sciences and technology. Just take a look at why Central Missouri is right for you. The Right Size Central Missouri is a state leader in discipline-specific accreditations. The university’s quality programs, small class sizes, opportunities for hands-on experience right from the beginning, and personalized attention from a dedicated faculty are all UCM hallmarks. In addition, nearly 11,000 students from all over the state, nation and world help to make the university’s learning environment positive and friendly. The Right Place The Right “Stuff” The University of Central Missouri is located in Warrensburg, a friendly Central Missouri’s community of 18,000 people near the intersection of U.S. Highway 50 and 1,500-acre campus Missouri Route 13. includes the 300-acre Warrensburg is only 35 miles from suburban Kansas City, with its many Pertle Springs biological cultural offerings, entertainment options and professional sports franchises. research area and Other recreational opportunities include the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks 90 recreational park with the minutes to the southeast. 18-hole Keth Memorial Golf Course; Max B. The Right Price Swisher Skyhaven Central Missouri’s Office of Student Financial Services disburses nearly Airport; Missouri Safety $90 million annually in federal, state, institutional, and private assistance. Center; 100,000-watt More than 75 percent of the students who enroll at UCM receive some form public broadcasting of financial assistance, making an already reasonably priced Central Missouri stations KMOS-TV and education even more affordable. KTBG-FM; Prussing Research Farm; South Recreation Complex; and The Right Time the main campus with its instructional buildings, 19 residence halls, Audrey Because of Central Missouri’s outstanding reputation, hundreds of leading J. Walton Stadium at Vernon Kennedy Field, Elliott Union, James R. Crane businesses, industries, schools and government agencies actively recruit its Stadium at Robert N. Tompkins Field, and UCM Multipurpose Building. graduates each year. As a well-known cultural center, UCM provides abundant opportunities UCM currently has a 93 percent job placement rate of graduates within six to attend events and exhibitions of the fine and performing arts. months of graduation. CentralMissouri is dedicated to training The Right Programs Missouri’s workforce and Central Missouri is accredited by the North Central Association of emphasizes programs that Colleges and Schools. All of its teacher education programs are dually are critical to Missouri’s accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education future. and the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. The university also works All undergraduate and graduate business administration degree programs with business and industry in Central Missouri’s Adrian and Margaret Harmon College of Business to retrain and continually Administration have earned the prestigious accreditation of the Association educate people who are to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business-International. already in the job market. In addition, programs that include art, athletic training, aviation, chemistry, drafting technology, education, industrial hygiene, manufacturing and construction, music, nursing, occupational safety, social work, and speech pathology and audiology are all nationally accredited. 2 CENTRAL MISSOURI JENNIES SOCCER THIS IS THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI For more information about why the University of Central Missouri is the right fit, or for more detailed Undergraduate Graduate information about programs or admission to Programs Programs Master of Arts Central Missouri, call the Office of Admissions at Harmon College of Business Accountancy Administration Communication/Speech Accounting Communication 1-877-SAY-UCMO Business Communication English Computer Information Systems or visit Central Missouri’s web site at Environmental Studies Economics History Finance Music www.ucmo.edu Legal Studies Sociology Management Teaching English as a Second Marketing Language Theatre College of Education Career and Technology Education Master of Arts in Teaching Elementary and Early Childhood Middle School Education Education Secondary Education Educational Foundations and Literacy Master of Business Educational Leadership and Human Development Administration Accounting, Finance, Information Systems and Marketing College of Health and Human Concentrations Services Communication Disorders Master of Science Criminal Justice Aviation Safety Health and Human Performance Biology Nursing Counseling Safety Sciences Criminal Justice Sociology Educational Technology Social Work Industrial Hygiene Industrial Management College of Arts, Humanities, Industrial Technology and Social Sciences Information Technology Anthropology Library Science and Information Art Systems Communication Mathematics Design Occupational Safety Management English Physical Education/Exercise and Geography Sport Science History Psychology Modern Languages Rural Family Nursing Music Social Gerontology Philosophy Speech-Language
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