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2000 Northern Iowa Soccer Schedule Northern Iowa Quick Facts Year Founded ...... 1876 2000 Northern Iowa Soccer Schedule Enrollment ...... 13,553 Date Opponent Time School Colors ...... Purple & Old Gold Tues., Aug. 22 St. Ambrose (Ex.) ...... 4 p.m. Athletic Nickname ...... Panthers National Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I Fri., Aug. 25 at SE Missouri State (at SEMO Tourney) ...... 7 p.m. Conference ...... Missouri Valley Sun., Aug. 27 vs. Arkansas State (at SEMO Tourney) ...... 1 p.m. Home Facility ...... West Athletic Field (1 ,000) Thurs., Aug. 31 Morningside ...... 5 p.m. Head Coach ...... Linda Whitehead Fri., Sept. 1 Creighton* ...... 4 p.m. Alma Mater, Year ...... Western Ontario, 1982 Sun., Sept. 3 Eastern Illinois ...... 1 p.m. ' Record at UNI ...... First Year Sun., Sept. 10 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 1 p.m. Overall Record ...... 11-61-3 (4) Fri ., Sept. 15 vs. Wright State (at Creighton Tourney) ...... 5 p.m. Office Phone ...... (31 9) 273-4625 E-mail ...... [email protected] Sun., Sept. 17 vs. St. Bonaventure (at Creighton Tourney) ...... 11 a.m. Asst. Coaches ..... Catherine Broshears and Fri., Sept. 22 at Loyola-Chicago ...... 7 p.m...... Kathy Kokoyianni Sun., Sept. 24 at Indiana State* ...... 1 p.m. Athletic Trainer ...... Nancy Bowers Fri. , Sept. 29 at Western Illinois ...... 5 p.m. Asst. SID (Soccer) ...... Robert Anderson Sun., Oct. 1 Belmont* ...... 1 p.m. Sports Information Phone ..... (31 9) 273-2932 Fri., Oct. 6 at SW Missouri State* ...... :...... 7 p.m. Sports Information Fax ...... (31 9) 273-3602 Sun., Oct. 8 at Drury* ...... 1 p.m. Program History ...... First Year Sun., Oct. 15 Evansville* ...... 1 p.m. Fri., Oct. 20 at Wisconsin-Green Bay ...... 7 p.m. UNI Athletics On-Line Sun., Oct. 22 at Illinois State* ...... Noon www.uni.edu/athletic Fri., Oct. 27 at Ball State ...... 3 p.m. Sun., Oct. 29 at MVC Tournament/First Round (site TBD) ...... TBD Fri., Nov. 3 at MVC Tournament/Semi-Finals (St. Louis, Mo.) ...... TBD Sun., Nov. 5 at MVC Tournament/Finals (St. Louis, Mo.) ...... TBD Home matches (bold) played behind the UNI-Dome at the West Athletic Field. *Missouri Valley Conference matches. Ex. indicates exhibition. Times listed are Central. Northern Iowa Athletics Directory UNI Athletics Directory Athletic Director-Rick Hartzell ...... (319) 273-2470 Associate AD/Compliance/SWA-Sandra Williamson ...... (319) 273-6033 Associate AD/Sport Management-Kevin Buisman ...... (319) 273-2689 Associate AD/Licensing-Julie Bright ...... (319) 273-2475 Athletic Training Staff-Darryl Conway ...... (319) 273-6369 Operations Manager/Athletic Facilities-Justin Sell ...... (319) 273-3647 Ticket Manager-Greg Davies ...... (319) 273-6131 Academic Advising-Vicki Melnick ...... (319} 273-7719 Business Manager-Jenny Watson ...... (319) 273-2989 Baseball-Rick Heller ...... (319) 273-6323 Men's Basketball-Sam Weaver ...... (319) 273-6472 Women's Basketball-Tony DiCecco ...... (319) 273-6443 Men's and Women's Cross Country-Chris Bucknam ...... (319) 273-6481 Football-Mike Dunbar ...... (319) 273-6175 Men's Golf-John Bermel ...... (319) 266-8266 Women's Golf-Kevin Kane ...... (319) 273-3642 Soccer-Linda Whitehead ...... (319) 273-4625 Softball-Sara Hayes ...... (319) 273-2520 Men's and Women's Swimming-Danny May ...... (319) 273-7946 Men's and Women's Tennis-Eric Rebhuhn ...... (319) 273-7361 Men's and Women's Track-Chris Bucknam ...... (319) 273-6481 Volleyball-I radge Ahrabi-Fard ...... (319) 273-3013 Wrestling-Brad Penrith ...... (319) 273-6473

Athletic Media Relations Staff Director: Nancy Justis ...... (319) 273-6354 Associate Director: Kevin Kane ...... (319) 273-3642 Asst. Dir./Soccer SID: Robert Anderson ...... (319) 273-2932 Anderson Home ...... (319) 268-0217 Anderson E-mail ...... robert.anderson @uni .edu Athletics Web Site ...... http://www.uni.edu/athletic Sarah Lang Athletic Media Relations Fax ...... (319) 273-3602 • Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www.uni.edu/athletic • 1 2000 Season Outlook/Roster --g .. Panthers Ready To Kick Off Inaugural Season of Soccer The University of Northern Iowa's new­ est sport, women's soccer, takes the field Whitehead envisions Iowa Central this fall with the intention of laying the transfer Abby Sloss to be among the an­ groundwork for a strong foundation in the chors of the Panther defense. A pair of years to come. speedy freshmen, Angie Froehle and Sa­ rah Lowe, were singled out for their strong Head coach Linda Whitehead, who technical skills and will contribute in the spent the last four seasons building a new Panther backfield. program at Tennessee-Chattanooga, has been given the task of leading the Panther Jane Masteller, another Iowa Central program from the grass roots and into the transfer, is expected to team with Kate Shaw future. and Alaina Shoopman in the midfield. Masteller was a consistent scorer at the jun­ "You've got to be very patient when you ior college level for two years, while start a new program," said Whitehead. "It's Shoopman was on the UNI club team last going to be an educational period and an Alaina Shoopman year and is a hard-nosed player. Shaw is a adjustment to the level of play. It's going to freshman, but has significant club team ex­ take some time for the kids to get used to year, but the years to come. We've been very perience and was cited by Whitehead for each other as a team and play at a Division fortunate with the recruiting class we have." her ability to distribute the ball. I level." As with any new team, having a solid Along the Panther front line, Amy McCoy, For Whitehead, this fall will mark the defense will be crucial. To Whitehead, that another former UNI club player, is among end of six months of preparation to build a means having a capable goalkeeper who the candidates who may provide an imme­ program from scratch. An initial concern, find­ is able to take the pressure off an inexperi­ diate impact. Jessica McCarron played on a ing interested student-athletes, hasn't enced line of defense. pair of state champion teams as a prep and proven to be a problem, as more than two is a strong finisher. Prolific scorer Jenny dozen women reported to camp in early Au­ "When you're starting a program, the Scheller arrives as a Panther after having gust. first thing you want to look after is the center set several goal-scoring records in high of the field. Keeper Anne Marie Witko has school. Amy Reinhold may see time at both ''The main emphasis has been recruit­ played at the highest competitive club level forward and midfield, and has strong 1-on- ing within Iowa, trying to get the word out and is more than capable of handling the 1 and ballhandling skills. that we are going to be a Division I soccer starting role. I think she'll step in and do a program that seeks players not just for this fine job for us in that position." Early on, Whitehead will spend most of her time trying to figure out the strengths and weaknesses of her team. 2000 Northern Iowa Panthers Roster "We'll use the early games to try a lot of No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/College) different things. We want to play to our 00 Audey Veach GK 5-4 So. Ames, lA (Gilbert Community) strengths and find out which players can 0 Emily Buss GK 5-4 Fr. Waverly, lA (Waverly-Shell Rock) play well together. Since these players 1 Anne Marie Witko GK 5-7 Fr. Toronto, Ontario (Father John Redmond) 2 Jessica McCarron F 5-3 Fr. Dubuque, lA (Wahlert) haven't played together before, we need to 3 Lindsay Davis D 5-5 Fr. Sioux City, lA (North) find out who compliments who on the field. 4 Sarah Lowe M'D 5-1 Fr. Davenport, lA (North) 5 Shauna Nelson M 5-2 Fr. Denison, lA (Denison) "Our focus is to make incremental im­ 6 Allison Crosby M 5-4 Fr. Iowa City, lA (City) provements over the season, working to­ 7 Andrea Prochaska M 5-3 Fr. Dubuque, lA (Wahlert) wards that MVC playoff game at the end of 8 Kate Shaw M 5-6 Fr. Burlington, Ontario (Lester B. Pearson) October," said Whitehead. 9 Amy McCoy F 5-5 Jr. Des Moines, lA (Southeast Polk) 10 Angie Froehle D 5-4 Fr. Cedar Falls, lA (Cedar Falls) 11 Libby Long D 5-4 Fr. Altoona, lA (Southeast Polk) Table of Contents 12 Bridget Strottman D 5-6 Fr. Waterloo, lA (West) 2000 Schedule ...... IFC 13 Abby Luensmann M 5-5 Fr. Dubuque, lA (Hempstead) UNI Athletics Directory ...... IFC 14 Jenny Scheller F 5-7 Fr. Racine, WI (St. Catherine's) 2000 Season Outlook & Roster ...... 1 15 Abby Sloss M'D 5-8 Jr. Stuart, lA (West Central/Iowa Central) Coaching Staff ...... 2 16 Karyn Borcherding M'D 5-7 Fr. Bettendorf, lA (Pleasant Valley) Player Biographies ...... 3-5 17 Jordan Kerstetter F/M 5-7 Fr. Iowa City, lA (City) Opponent Information ...... 6 18 Jane Masteller M 5-10 Jr. Sioux City, lA (Heelan/lowa Central) MVC Recap ...... 7 19 Amy Reinhold FIM 5-6 Fr. Bettendorf, lA (Bettendorf) This is UNI ...... 8 20 Sarah Lang F/M 5-7 Fr. West Des Moines, lA (Dowling) MVC Composite Schedule ...... IBC 21 Stacey Lyon M'D 5-0 Fr. Independence, lA (Christian Liberty Academy) 22 Alaina Shoopman M 5-4 Jr. Waterloo, lA (West) The 2000 Northern Iowa Women's 23 Carianne Bouillon F 5-4 Fr. Ames, lA (Ames) Soccer Media Gwde was wntten, ed1ted Katie Hobart D 5-7 Fr. Adel, lA (Adei-Desoto-Minburn) and des1gned by Robert Anderson. Heather Guck D 5-10 Sr. Fairfield, lA (Fairfield/Indian Hills) Photos by UN/ Office of Public Relations. Head Coach: Linda Whitehead Assistant Coaches: Catherine Broshears and Kathy Kakoyianni • Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www.uni.edu/athletic • Coaching Staff Head Coach Linda Whitehead Since her hiring on February 23, Linda Whitehead has put her stamp on every aspect of the University of Northern Iowa's newest intercollegiate sport. With just six months to prepare for the program's first game, Whitehead has been instrumental in the recruitment of players, field preparation, equipment selection, soccer budget, camps and all other matters relating to UNI women's soccer. Whitehead has experience starting a team at the college level, having served as the initial head coach at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga the past four seasons. While at UTC, Whitehead started, designed, and implemented the program, including all aspects of training, recruiting, budget control, fundraising and public relations. Last season the Lady Mocs finished with a program-best for wins. "We're really excited," said Associate Athletic Director Kevin Buisman. "The search committee did an outstanding job, and it is to their credit that we were able to work fairly qu ickly through this process and attract somebody "People we talk to about of Linda's caliber. I think Linda brings outstanding credentials to the program, and it was an obvious bonus for women's soccer think we us to attract someone that had Division I experience plus the start-up experience that will allow our program to hit the ground running and get have a chance to be pretty our program out to a fast start." good pretty quickly." Prior to her time at UTC, Whitehead served as head women's soccer coach at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, NS, Canada for four --UN I Athletic Director Rick Hartzell years, where she was named 1992 Conference Coach of the Year after being named AUAA Champions. From 1991-92, she was head women's soccer coach at the University of Victoria in Victoria, BC . Canada, where her 1992 team won the Terry Price Cup. She was also head coach of the University of Western Ontario from 1990-91. Whitehead's experience on the playing field includes two years at the University of Western Ontario, where she was named captain and MVP of her team. She also was a four-time winner of the Ontario Championship during her time with the London (Ontario) Concorde women's soccer team . "People we talk to about women's soccer think we have a chance to be pretty good pretty quickly," said Athletic Director Rick Hartzell. "There are a lot of players around. We'll focus on the Waterloo-Cedar Falls area and try to build a program with some local roots. " Assistant Coach Catherine Broshears Catherine (Cat) Broshears brings a wealth of local experience to the Panther coaching staff, having served as Varsity Girls soccer coach at Waterloo West High from 1997-2000 and as an assistant coach at Cedar Falls High School from 1996-97. While pursuing her Masters of Arts in Physical Education, she played on the UNI women's club soccer team from 1995-98. She also worked in the Academic Advising Office, where she supervised and served as a peer instructor for student-athletes. As a prep, Broshears played at Evansville's Reitz Memorial High School from 1986-89, where she was an Indiana state champ, two-time state runner-up, two-time captain and was awarded Indiana's Most Valuable Defensive Player in 1988. A two-time Dean's List student at Indiana Univer­ sity, she graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology in 1995. Currently, she is a Labora­ tory Analyst at Test America, Inc., in Cedar Falls.

Assistant Coach Kathy Kakoyianni Kathy Kakoyianni brings experience as a former two-sport student-athlete at Fanshawe College from 1995-97, receiving her diploma in Recreation and Leisure Services. The London, Ontario native served as a team captain at Fanshawe, leading the West Region in shutouts in 1997. In addition to playing soccer, Kakoyianni played basketball from 1995-97 at Fanshawe. Kakoyianni enrolled at UNI this fall as a graduate student.

Additional Game Management Personnel

Rick Hartzell Kevin Buisman Justin Sell Jim Kramer Nancy Bowers Rob Anderson Greg Davies Alonso Donoso-Yanez Athletic Director Associate AD Athletic Facilities Strength Coach Soccer Trainer Soccer SID Ticket Manager UNI Soccer Manager • Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www. uni. edu/ athletic • Panther Profiles Karyn Borcherding Carianne Bouillon Emily Buss Midfield/ Defe nder • • • Keeper • Fr. • 5-4 Fr. • 5-7 mes, Iowa verly, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa At UNI-Piayed one year on High School- Three-time High School-All-Conference and the UNI club team. academic award winner IGHSAU All-Academic at Pleasant High School-A 1999 graduate of .. . Also played softball ... 1999 All­ Valley High for coach Cathy Allbaugh Ames High, where she played for State alternate as an outfielder '------' ... Four-year honor roll ... Quad City L-_.:JIIo..:..:....--lcoach Kenny Graham ... First-team all­ L-.....l:.- ....Z..---1 ... 1998 and 1999 NE Iowa all-confer­ Times Salute to Academics & Achievements ... Op- conference ... Named to the all-State tournament ence outfielder at Waverly Shell-Rock, graduating timist Award. team . in 2000. Personal-Full name is Karyn Jean Borcherding Personal-Full name is Carianne Bouillon ... Ac­ Personal-Full name is Emily Marie Buss ... Elemen- .. . Elementary Education major counting major ... Daughter of tary Education major, Psychology minor ... Daughter of Dave and Kathy Borcherding ... Sib- Carolyn and Marvin Bouillon .. . Has a brother, .. .Daughter of Brad and Theresa ... Has a sis- lings Drew (21) , Dawn (20) and Jill (18) ... Favorite Jereme (22) ... Chose UNI because it is a good busi- ter Kara (21) and a brother Brian (16) ... Chose UNI movie is When a Man Loves a Woman ... Favorite ness school .. .Best sports memory is playing in the because of the Education programs fit her major actress is Meg Ryan ... Goal for the 2000 season is first state tournament and making the all-tourna­ and the community involvement ... Goal for the sea­ to play hard, work as a team and make new friends ment team ... Favorite movie is Pretty Woman, which son is to compete at an intense level ... Favorite ... Best advice she ever received is "never give up" stars her favorite actress, Julia Roberts .. .Was a cock­ movie, French Kiss, starred her favorite actress, Meg ... Best sports memory is participating in the State tail waitress last summer ... Future goal is to be­ Ryan ... Favorite book is The Client ... Favorite soc­ Tournament ... Chose UNI because of the Educa- come a CPA ... Hobbies include soccer, shopping cer player is Mia Hamm ... Career goal is to become tion program ... Was a playground supervisor last and travel ... Best advice she ever received is "Be an elementary school teacher ... Hobbies include summer ... Hobbies include soccer, volleyball and what you know you can ," "Always follow your dreams" playing sports and reading ... Best advice she ever rollerblading. and "Believe in yourself." received is "Let the field be where you leave your heart." Allison Crosby Lindsay Davis "dfield • Fr. • 5-4 • Defender • Fr. • 5-5 • owe City, Iowa Sioux City, Iowa School-Had 21 goals High School-Played basket- 9 assists ...Captain in 1999 and ball, volleyball and soccer at Sioux at Iowa City City High ... First­ City North .. .Was a team captain and all conference in 1998, second­ named an all-Metro team pick in all in 1999 and honorable men­ ~-. ___.....J three sports .. .Also named an Athlete tion in 1997 ... Team MVP in 1999 for coach Jose of the Week, Rotary Club Student of the Month and Fajardo. Academic All-State in basketball ... High School Personal-Full name is Allison Jo Crosby ... Daugh- coach was Steve Schaeffer ... Played for Explosion ter of Boyd & Cathy Crosby ... Favor- club team and coach Gary Cox ... A 3 .9 GPA stu­ ite movie is A League of Their Own ... Favorite ac­ dent, she ranked 17th academically in her class of tors are Julia Roberts and Tom Hanks ... Favorite 280. soccer player is Mia Hamm ... Goal for the 2000 Personal-Full name is Lindsay Davis ... Daughter season is to improve my fitness level and my soccer of Mike and Gayle Davis ... Brother Scott {16) and skills so I can contribute to the team ... Best sports sister Molly (1 0) ... Elementary memory is winning state in volleyball in 1998 .. .Most Education major, possible Spanish minor ... Chose admires her parents .. .Chose UNI to experience Di­ UNI because she liked the campus .. . Hobbies in­ vision I soccer and the size of UNI ... Favorite profes­ clude basketball, volleyball and soccer ...Most ad­ sional sports team is the Atlanta Falcons ...Started mires her parents ... Favorite movie is Dumb and playing club soccer in 7th grade with the Johnson Dumber ... Worked at Hy-Vee last summer ... Favorite County Flames. Carianne Bouillon professional sports team is the Chicago Bulls.

Angie F roehle • Heather Guck Jordan Kerstetter nder • Fr. • 5-4 1 Defender • Sr. • 5-l 0 • Fairfield, Iowa Midfield/ Forward • Fr. • or Falls, Iowa At UNI-Enrolled at UNI in 1999. • 5-7 School-Four-year all- At Indian Hills-Earned her Associates' Degree from Iowa City, Iowa Indian Hills in 1998. and three-time first-team all­ High School- Team captain at Iowa High School-A 1996 graduate of Fairfield High r.nnf~'""'"" pick at Cedar Falls High City City High ... Played for coach ... Graduated high school with a 3.0 GPA . .. Played for coach Tracy Johns Debbie Towles. ~-...... _ __.....J .. .Team MVP as a senior for one of Personal-Full name is Heather Guck 1:.....---...... :l Personal-Full name is Jordan Chris­ ... Education major ... Daughter of John and Kathy Iowa's top teams .. . Four-year honor roll student tine Kerstetter .. . Undecided major Guck ...Has siblings Holly, Heidi, Hope, Hannah and ... Played four years with a Cedar Valley Youth Soc­ ... Daughter of Jon and Collin Kerstetter .. .Siblings Jacob ... Hobbies include ROTC , military, singing cer competitive team. Justin (22), Darren (20) and Katelyn (14) ...Favorite and volleyball. Personal-Full name is Angela Marie Froehle ... En­ movie is Annie ... Favorite actor and actress are Adam vironmental Studies major, Art minor Katie Hobart Sandier and Julia Roberts ... Favorite soccer player ... Daughter of Mike and Ronda Froehle ...Has a Defender • Fr. • 5-7 • Adel, Iowa is Michelle Akers and she compares her game to brother, Tim (19) ... Favorite movie is The Sandlot High School-2000 All-Conference soccer selection Tisha Venturini ...Goal for the 2000 season is to .. . Favorite actor is John Wayne ... Favorite soccer at Adei-DeSoto-Minburn High for coach Bill Shields learn how to play at a different level and have fun player is Cobi Jones ... Goal for the 2000 season is ... Also named 1998 honorable mention and 1999 ... Best advice she ever received is ' be yourself" to improve in every area of her play .. . Best advice Elite All-Conference ... Also played volleyball for ... Best sports memory is winning the 1999 Iowa State she ever received is "reach for the sky because if the Tigers ... Finished ranked 17th academically in Cross Country team title .. .Chose UNI because of you should happen to miss you'll still be among the her class with a 3.6 GPA. the course offerings, its size and the campus ... Ad­ stars" .. .Chose UNI because of the new women's Personal-Full name is Katie Marie Hobart ... Nick­ mires people who stick to their beliefs and morals soccer program and it was close to home ...Kisses name is Kate ... Daughter of Doug and stand up for them ... Favorite book is To Kill A her lucky necklace before the start of every game and Barb Hobart ... Has a brother, Andy ... Intends to Mockingbird ... Favorite professional sports team is .. .Favorite book is A Tale of Two Cities .. .Worked at major in Business ...Chose UNI because of the size the Minnesota Vikings ... Career goal is to work with Scheels last summer. and business school reputation. kids in athletics.

• Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www.uni.edu/athletic • Panther Profiles -rR Sarah Lang Libby Long Sarah Lowe M i d fie ld /Fo rward • • Defender • Fr. • 5-4 • Fr. • 5-7 A ltoona, lowe West Des Moines, Iowa High School-A 2000 graduate of n port, Io w a High School-Four-year varsity Southeast Polk High in Runnells School- Had 11 goals•, eight• as­ letterwinner for West Des Moines ... Second-team all-conference as a and 58 shots at Davenport North ":---""..,..._~ Dowling ... A 1999 graduate ... Played junior and honorable-mention all-con­ captain and four-year for coach Elias DeVoto ... National Honor Society -.:--=---' terence as a freshman, sophomore "-__;= ----l1 1AttArwinner ... All-conference in 1999 member ... Winner of Aquinas Key Louis Armstrong and senior for coach Craig Naeve ... Two-time cap­ for coach Juan Nodarse ... Club team won the Iowa Jazz Award and Reach For the Stars Scholarship. tain .. .Also swam for the Rams ... Three-time aca­ State Cup five times, and was second in Region II. Personal-Full name is Sarah Catherine Lang ... El­ demic letterwinner and National Honor Society Personal-Full name is Sarah Lynn Lowe ... Educa­ ementary/Special Education major member ... Ranked 16th academically out of 305 in• tion major, Coaching minor .. .Daugh­ ... Most admires her parents, Jim and RaeAnn her class with a 3.75 GPA. ter of Margaret Lowe ... Favorite movie is Tommy Lang ... Siblings Katherine (17) and Hannah (13) Personal-Full name is Libby Kirsten Long ... Unde­ Boy ... Favorite actor and actress are Chris Farley ... Favorite movie is Dirty Dancing ... Favorite soc­ cided major .. .Sisters Amanda and and Julia Roberts ... Favorite soccer player is Briana cer player is Brandi Chastain .. .Chose UNI because Bridgette both attended UNI ... Daughter of Steve Scurry and compares her talent to Eddie Pope of the Elementary Education department and it Long and Vonna Kline ... Hobbies include swim­ ...Goal for the 2000 season is to play a lot and have seemed like a safe and fun campus ... Hobbies ming, soccer, shopping, being with family and a successful season ... Best sports memory is win­ include running, soccer and going out with friends babysitting her niece ... Chose UNI because the cam­ ning first State Cup championship ... Chose UNI be­ ... Best sports memory is playing in the very first pus is comfortable and she wanted to play for UNI cause of its good Education department and to be game of the girls state tournament ... Best advice ... Most admires her mom .. . Favorite movie is Ace part of the soccer team ...Most admires her mother she ever received is "I can do it" ... Worked as a Ventura ... Favorite soccer player is Mia Hamm and ... Relative of Phoenix Suns player Shawn Marion waitress at Shag's last summer ... Career goal is to favorite actress is Gwyneth Paltrow ... Was a bever­ and former Buffalo Bills player Booker Edgerson. teach and coach soccer for elementary students age cart attendant last summer. and be a Special Education teacher. Stacey Lyon Jane Masteller Abby Luensmann i dfi eld/Defender • • Midfield • Jr. • 5-l 0 • • Midfield • Fr. • 5-5 r. • 5-0 Sioux C ity, Iowa At Iowa Central-Ranked in Dubuque, Iowa Independence, Iowa the top-1 0 nationally in scoring for High School-Played basketball, track and soccer at School-Graduated in 2000 from two years (7th as a freshman, 10th as Dubuque Hempstead ... Played for coach• Dave tian Liberty Academy, a a sophomore) at Iowa Central Com­ Turner, where she was the team's offensive MVP, meschool. ____. munity College .. . A member of Phi second-team all-conference and first team all-area Personal-Full name is Stacey Eliza­ Beta Kappa and the Golden Key National Honor as a freshman in 1997 ... Missed the next two sea­ beth Lyon ... Undecided major Society. sons due to injuries ... Also played club soccer for ... Daughter of David Lyon ... Siblings include An­ High School-A 1997 graduate of Sioux City Heelan the Dubuque Destroyers and coach Steve Kiebel drea (20), Malinda (16), Joshua (14), Bethany (9), where she played for coach Kenny Miller ... Five­ ... Ranked first in her class with a perfect 4.0 GPA Elisa (6) and Kateley (3) ... Chose UNI because it is time all-conference pick ... Was a captain as a se­ and received a Presidential Scholarship. close to home and inexpensive ... Goal for the sea­ nior ... Team won mythical state title as a freshman Personal- Full name is Anne Marie Luensmann ... Bi­ son is to be in great shape physically ... Most ad­ ... Four-year Honor Roll member ... Won two state ology (Pre-Med) major ... Daughter mires her parents and sister Malinda ... Best sports titles playing for the Sioux City Storm club team. of William and Linda Luensmann ... Has a sister, memory is her first time as a goalie, saying "I was Personal-Full name is Jane Marie Masteller Emily (14) ... Hobbies include playing sports, choir, nervous, but didn't let any balls in" ... Favorite actor ... Speech Pathology major ... Daugh­ musicals and intramurals ... Chose UNI because she is Mel Gibson ... Worked at Chuong Garden as a ter of Janet ... Siblings include Lori (30), Jim (26), wanted to play Division I sports and the medical waitress last summer in Independence ... Hobbies Pete (24) and Mike (18) ... Chose UNI because of its program is well-established. include reading, shopping, hunting and biking ... Served as a student ambassador to China and good educational program ... Most admires her was a page in the Iowa Senate ...Favorite book is A mother ... Favorite book is Jane Eyre ... Favorite Voice in the Wind ... Favorite movie is Clear and movie is Clue ... Future goals are to receive her Present Danger ... Best advice she's gotten is "Prac­ Masters in Communicative Disorders and work as a tice your hardest when no one is watching." speech pathologist .. . Enjoys reading and jogging. Jessica McCarron Amy McCoy Shauna Nelson Forward • Jr. • 5-5 • M i d field • Fr. • 5-2 • Dubuque, Iowa • Des Moines, Iowa Denison, Iowa School-Won a pair of At UNI-Piayed on UNI's club At UNI-Piayed on the UNI titles at Dubuque Wahlert for the past three years. club team last year ... Named to Dean's h Mike Jennings .. . Finished ca­ High School- Three-time first-team all­ List, winner of Provost Scholarship with 66 goals and 42 assists in conference and captain at Southeast and a member of Phi Eta Sigma. "-~-.-:...-1 h<>r career .. .Three-time all-area first '------'Polk for coaches Dave Poortinga and "--'-- -"---'High School-Named all-conference team, two-time team's Offensive Player of the Year Brian Scott ... Led team in scoring three times ... Na­ honorable mention twice and won U.S. Army Re­ ... Received all-conference mention all four years tional Honor Society student who graduated in 1997 serve National Scholar/Athlete Award at Denison ... Two-time all-State Tournament team ...Three-time ... Named to Honor Roll every semester and Who's High ... National Honor Society and Honor Roll mem- Academic Achievement Award in 1998, '99 and Who Among American High School Students ... Four­ ber ... Also named to Who's Who of High School '00 ... Two-time Eagle Award For Excellence Award time state club champ with Iowa United. Students .. .Won a Hy-Vee scholarship ... Graduated winner ... Has played with the Dubuque Soccer Club Personal-Full name is Amy Christine McCoy in 1999. for seven years ... Scored once in regulation and ... Finance major ... Daughter of George and Personal-Full name is Shauna Grace Nelson ... Bi­ once in a shootout in state final of senior year. Catherine ... Siblings Joel (19) and Tyler (9) .. . Fa­ ology major and Psychology minor Personal-Full name is Jessica McCarron vorite movie is Indecent Proposal ... Favorite actor ... Daughter of Lance and Sandy Nelson ... Sib­ ... Major is Elementary Education with a Span­ is Jack Nicholson ... Favorite soccer player is Ronaldo lings Sharla (22) and Seth (11) ... Favorite actress is ish minor .. .Daughter of Steve and Michelle ... Broth­ ... Compares her talent to Tiffany Milbret ... Goals Julia Roberts ... Favorite soccer player is Michelle ers Brennan (13) and Riley (7) ... Chose UNI be­ for the 2000 season are to be a team leader, regu­ Akers ... Worked at Hy-Vee last summer ... Best sports cause it is a great school for her major and close to lar starter, leading scorer and not get hurt ... Chose memory is playing soccer in the Iowa Games home ... Favorite soccer player is Tiffany Roberts UNI because of the business school ... Favorite book ... Chose UNI because the atmosphere created a and compares her talent to Julie Foudy ... Favorite is The Count of Monte Cristo. sense of home ... Career goal is to become a Pedi­ actress Julia Roberts stars in favorite movie, Pretty atric Physical Therapist ... Hobbies include outdoor Woman ... Favorite pro sports team is the Green Bay activities and running. Packers. • Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www.uni.edu/athletic • Panther Profiles Andrea Prochaska Amy Reinhold Jenny Scheller ·. 'dfield • Fr. • 5-3 rd/Midfield • • Fo rward • Fr. • 5-7 --- Dubuque, Iowa .• 5-6 Racine, Wisconsin High School-Won a pair of state titles High School-Three-time all­ Dubuque Wahlert in 1999 and Lakeshore Conference and .t.lw• .:::•uu\J, going 74-4-1 over four• years Racine Journal Times All-County at ...Named 1999 Most Improved Player Racine St. Catherine's High '------' ... Played for coach Mike Jennings '-'------' ... Lakeshore Conference Player of the ... Academically, she placed fourth in state in For­ High School-All-conference and captain at Year in basketball and soccer and Racine Journal matting with the Business Professionals America Bettendorf High for coach Todd Hornaday ... Had Times Player of the Year in basketball .. .Three-time ... High Honors Award ...Club team won Iowa State 17 goals and 12 assists over her final two years conference champs ... Team captain in soccer and Games. .. .Won 1998 Coach's Appreciation Award in basket­ cross country ... Team MVP in basketball and soccer Personal-Full name is Andrea Prochaska ball ... Four-year academic letterwinner and MAC ...Led Racine County in scoring her senior year with ... Daughter of Alice and Tom .. . Siblings All-Academic team in basketball and soccer ... Honor 24 goals and 12 assists and had 67 career goals Meredith (21) and Joel (14) ... Chose UNI because roll every semester and Athlete of the Year finalist ... Tied school-record by winning 11 letters ... School's of academics and to help establish the new soccer ... E. Wayne Cooley Award nominee ... Won the State 2000 Female Athlete of the Year ... National Honor program ... Goal for the season is to contribute to Cup in 1994, '97 and '98. Society and Honor Roll member ... Army Reserve the success of UNI soccer ... Most admires her par­ Personal-Full name is Amy Marie Reinhold ... Sec­ Scholar-Athlete Award ... High school coach was ents ... Favorite book is Chicken Soup for the Soul ondary Education (Social Science) double-major Tony Guinn ... Played for the Racine Soccer Club. and favorite movie is Dumb & Dumber .. . Favorite ... Daughter of Tom and Jane Reinhold Personal-Full name is Jennifer N. Scheller pro team is the Chicago Bulls and favorite actress is ... Siblings Cyndi (30), Karen (26) and Kathy ... Daughter of Thomas and Katherine ... Has Meg Ryan ...Favorite soccer player is Christine Lilly (23) ... Favorite soccer player is Roberto Baggio ... Fu­ brothers Michael (23) and Brian (14) ... Best sports ... Hobbies include in-line skating ... Superstitions ture goals are to be a teacher, mom and coach memory is winning Badger State basketball cham­ include wearing a penny a teammate gave to her ... Chose UNI because of the Education program pionship in seventh grade. on her shoe. and the size of the school. Kate Shaw • Alaina Shoopman Abby Sloss Midfield • Fr. • 5-6 : Midfield • Jr. • 5-4 • Midfield/Defender • • Burlington, Ontario Waterloo, Iowa Jr. • 5-8 High School-Played with the Oakville At UNI-Has played for the UNI club Stuart, Iowa (I owa Central) Chargers and coach Billy McKenna team the past three years ... Served as At Iowa Central-Played two years at ... 1999 Women's Regional champion m president and captain in 1999 Iowa Central Community College in ... 1994, ' 96, ' 97 league champions ... Named to Dean's List, Fall 1999 . Fort Dodge, Iowa ... Member of the ..______. ... 1996 Canadian National champion ..._..___ __,High School- Three-time first team all- ...... ___ __. all-Region team ... Named an Aca- ... 1996 team was also Ontario Summer Games and conference, all-Metro and captain at Waterloo West demic All-American ... Had 25 goals and 38 assists Ontario Cup champions ... 1997 Ottawa Interna­ ... Played for coach Jamie Hickman ... Four-year ... Team captain ... Played for coach Neil Macdonald tional champions ... 1995 and 2000 school soccer member of the National Honor Society. ... Member of Iowa Central Honor Society and Phi MVP ... 1997 and 2000 school volleyball MVP. Personal-Full name is Alaina Margaret Shoopman Theta Kappa . Personal- Full name is Kate Shaw ... Psychology .. . Elementary/Middle School Education major with High School-Graduated from West Central High in major ... Daughter of Rita Shaw ... Has a brother, a Coaching endorsement and a Reading & Lan­ 1998 ... Member of the National Honor Society, Honor Sean (21) and a sister, Keri (18) ... Goal for the sea- guage Arts endorsement ... Daughter of Terry and Roll and Who's Who. son is to gain experience and to bring her game to Debbi ... Has a sister, Emily (17) Personal-Full name is Abigail Joy Sloss ... Com­ the next level ... Favorite actor is Bruce Willis and ... Favorite movie is Shakespeare in Love ... Favor­ munications major ... Daughter of William and favorite movie is Dirty Dancing ... Favorite book is ite actor is Mike Myers and Gwyneth Paltrow ... Fa­ Sharon Sloss ... Has brothers Grant (18) and Clint Great Expectations ... Favorite pro sports team is vorite soccer player is Kristine Lilly, plays for her (15) ... Goal for the season is to have the Toronto Maple Leafs. favorite team, the US Women's National Soccer a positive attitude and a good time ... Favorite ac­ team ... Worked at Younkers last summer ... Goal for tor, Matt Damon, starred in favorite movie, Good the 2000 season is to help UNI earn respect as a Will Hunting ... Favorite team is the Atlanta Braves Division I program and become a better player. . .. Worked as a cashier at Frontier Outfitting and as a file clerk last summer ... Favorite book is Native Son. Bridget Stroffman • Audey Veach Anne Marie Wilko • Defender • Fr. • 5-6 Keeper • So. • 5-4 . , Keeper • F~ • 5-7 Waterloo, Iowa Ames, Iowa oronto, Ontario At UNI-Piayed with the UNI High School- A 1999 gradu- High School-Named soccer club team last year. ate of Gilbert Community High and hockey MVP ...Also named Jun­ High School-Played four years of School. ior Athlete of the Year . .. A 2000 soccer at Waterloo West for current Personal-Full name is Audey Lynn graduate of Father John Redmond L----..J Panther assistant coach Cat Broshears '------'Veach ... Daughter of Laura Veach and L------'High in Toronto ... Played for high ... Graduated in 1999. L. Cary Veach ... Siblings include Brianne, Emily school coach Irene Mercuri .. Also played with the Personal-Full name is Bridget Amber Strottman and Kelsey. Oakville Storm club team and coach Billy McKenna. ... Undecided major ... Daughter of Lloyd and Donna Personal-Full name is Anne Marie W ilko ...Crimi ­ Strottman ... Has brothers Ryan (12) nology major ... Daughter of Mary Wilko and Travis (5) ... Enjoys horror movies and scary ... Has brothers Mark and Paul ... Hobbies in­ books ... Favorite soccer player is Mia Hamm ... Goal clude sports, rollerblading and listening to music. for the 2000 season is to improve her conditioning ... Best advice she ever received is "get an educa­ tion" .. .Worked at K-Mart last summer ...Chose UNI because it was close to home ... Admires people who have a major ... Plans to work in the business field in the future ... Hobbies include rollerblading.

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SE Missouri St. Otahkians W right State Raiders SW Missouri State Bears Aug. 25 • 7 p.m. • Cape Girardeau, Mo. Sept. 15 • 5 p.m. • Omaha, Neb. Oct. 6 • 7 p .m. • Springfield, Mo. Location ...... Cape Girardeau, Mo. Location ...... Dayton, Ohio Location ...... Springfield, Mo. Stadium (Cap.) ...... Houck Stadium (10,000) Stadium (Cap.) ...... Alumni Field (500) Stadium (Cap.) ..... Cooper Sports Complex (1,500) 1999 Record ...... 4-8-1 1999 Record ...... 11-9-1 1999 Record ...... 14-7-1 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 516 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 912 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 615 Head Coach ...... Heather Nelson Head Coach ...... Scott Rodgers Head Coach ...... Rob Brewer Overall Record ...... 35-51-6 (5) Overall Record ...... 27-32-4 (3) Overall Record ...... 107-67-6 (9) Coach Phone ...... (573) 986-6013 Coach Phone ...... (937) 775-2771 Coach Phone ...... (417) 836-5242 Soccer SID ...... Kyle Schwartz Soccer SID ...... Shawn Adkins Soccer SID ...... Neal Williams SID Phone ...... (573) 651·2937 SID Phone ...... (937) 775-3666 SID Phone ...... (417) 836-5402 SID Fax ...... (573) 651-2810 SID Fax ...... (937) 775-2818 SID Fax ...... (417) 836-4868 Arkansas State Lady Indians St. Bonaventure Bonnies D rury Panthers Aug. 26 • 1 p.m. • Cape G1rardeau, Mo. Sept. 17 • 11 a .m. • Omaha, Neb. Oct. 8 • 1 p.m. • Springfield, Mo. Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. Location ...... St. Bonaventure, N.Y. Location ...... Springfield, Mo. Stadium (Cap.) ...... ASU Soccer Complex (100) Stadium (Cap.) ..... McGraw-Jennings Field (1 ,000) Stadium (Cap.) ...... Hutchens Field (1 ,200) 1999 Record ...... First Year 1999 Record ...... 9-8-3 1999 Record ...... 7-12 Starters Ret./Lost ...... First Year Starters Ret./Lost ...... 714 Starters Ret.!Lost ...... 1 011 Head Coach ...... Ken Hefner Head Coach ...... Geoff Bennett Head Coach ...... Ann Cook Overall Record ...... 136-83·9 (NAIA) Overall Record ...... ,...... 17-8-4 (2) Overall Record ...... ,...... 7-12 (1) Coach Phone ...... (870) 972-3880 Coach Phone ...... (716) 375-2286 Coach Phone ...... (417) 873-7477 Soccer SID ...... Gina Bowman Soccer SID ...... David Longolucco Soccer SID ...... Dan Cashel SID Phone ...... (870) 972-2541 SID Phone ...... (716) 375-2575 SID Phone ...... (417) 873-7222 SID Fax ...... (870) 972-3367 SID Fax ...... (716) 375-2383 SID Fax ...... (417) 873-7510 Morningside MustanQs Loyola-Chicago R~mblers Evansville Purple Aces Aug. 31 • 5 p.m. • Cedar Falls,lowa Sept. 22 • 7 p.m. • Ch1cago, Ill. Oct. 15 • 1 p.m. • Ceaar Falls, Iowa Location ...... Sioux City, Iowa Location ...... Chicago, Ill. Location ...... Evansville, Ind. Stadium (Cap.) ...... Reugger Field (500) Stadium (Cap.) ...... Loyola Soccer Park (n/a) Stadium (Cap.) .. Arad McCutchan Stadium (2,500) 1999 Record ...... First Year 1999 Record ...... 5-15-1 1999 Record ...... 10-10-2 Starters Ret./Lost ...... First Year Starters Ret./Lost ...... 813 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 7 I 4 Head Coach ...... : ...... Tom Maxon Head Coach ...... Brendan Eitz Head Coach ...... Mick Lyon Overall Record ...... 83-40-8 (5) Overall Record ...... 28-67-4 (5) Overall Record ...... 79-53-15 (7) Coach Phone ...... (712) 274-5343 Coach Phone ...... (773) 508-2560 Coach Phone ...... (812) 479-2084 Soccer SID ...... Dave Rebstock Soccer SID ...... Leo Krause Soccer SID ...... Bob Boxell SID Phone ...... (712) 274-5127 SID Phone ...... (773) 508-2497 SID Phone ...... (812) 479-2285 SID Fax ...... (712) 274-5578 SID Fax ...... (773) 508-3855 SID Fax ...... (812) 479-2090 Creighton Bluejays Indiana State Sycamores Wisconsin-Green Bay Pho~nix Sept. 1 • 4 p.m. • Cedar Falfs, Iowa Sept. 24 • 1 p.m. • Terre Haute, Ind. Oct. 20 • 7 p .m. • Green Bay, W1s. Location ...... Omaha, Neb. Location ...... Terre Haute, Ind. Location ...... Green Bay, Wis. Stadium (Cap.) ...... Tranquility Park (5,000) Stadium (Cap.) ...... ISU Soccer Complex (1 ,000) Stadium (Cap.) ...... Phoenix Field (3,500) 1999 Record ...... 7-13·1 1999 Record ...... First Year 1999 Record ...... 3-17 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 912 Starters Ret./Lost ...... First Year Starters Ret./Lost ...... 714 Head Coach ...... Bruce Erickson Head Coach ...... Vernon Croft Head Coach ...... Quinn Ross Overall Record ...... 76-59-7 (7) Overall Record ...... First Year Overall Record ...... 20-54-4 (4) Coach Phone ...... (402) 280-5553 Coach Phone ...... (812) 237-7738 Coach Phone ...... (920) 465-2836 Soccer SID ...... Amy Wilson Soccer SID ...... Kri s Karnann Soccer SID ...... Sheila Blackman SID Phone ...... (402) 280-2433 SID Phone ...... (812) 237-4073 SID Phone ...... (920) 465-5759 SID Fax ...... (402) 280-2495 SID Fax ...... (812) 237-4157 SID Fax ...... (920) 465-2357 Eastern Illinois Panthers Western Illinois Westerwinds Illinois State Redbirds Sept. 3 • 1 p.m. • Cedar Falls, Iowa Sept. 29 • 5 p.m. • Macomb, Ill . Oct. 22 • Noon • Normal, Ill. Location ...... Charleston, Ill. Location ...... Macomb, Ill. Location ...... Normal, Ill. Stadium (Cap.) ...... Lakeside Field (1 ,000) Stadium (Cap.) .. John MacKenzie Alumni Field (1 ,000) Stadium (Cap.) ...... Adelaide Street Field (1 ,000) 1999 Record ...... 11-9 1999 Record ...... 4-11·1 1999 Record ...... 14-2-2 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 7 I 4 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 11 10 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 10 12 Head Coach ...... Steve Ballard Head Coach ...... Jennifer Daniels Head Coach ...... Pete Kowall Overall Record ...... 59-38-3 (5) Overall Record ...... 8-41-2 (3) Overall Record ...... 79-43-4 Coach Phone ...... (217) 581-7062 Coach Phone ...... (309) 298-1190 Coach Phone ...... (309) 438-707 4 Soccer SID ...... Pat Osterman Soccer SID ...... Doug Smiley Soccer SID ...... Erica Fricke SID Phone ...... (217) 581 -6408 SID Phone ...... (309) 298-1133 SID Phone ...... (309) 438-3598 SID Fax ...... (217) 581-6434 SID Fax ...... (309) 298-2060 SID Fax ...... (309) 438-5634 Nebraska-Omaha M avericks Belmont Bruins Ba ll State Cardinals Sept. 1 0 • 1 p.m. • Cedar Falls, Iowa Oct. 1 • 1 p.m. • Cedar Falls, Iowa Oct. 27 • 3 p.m. • Muncie, Ind. Location ...... Omaha, Neb. Location ...... Nashville, Tenn. Location ...... Muncie, Ind. Stadium (Cap.) ... UNO Soccer Field at Ak-Sar-Ben Stadium (Cap.) ... Whitten Soccer Complex (500) Stadium (Cap.) ...... Ball State Soccer Field (nla) 1999 Record ...... 14-5 1999 Record ...... 8-10·1 1999 Record ...... 1-17-1 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 1111 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 912 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 912 Head Coach ...... Don Klosterman Head Coach ...... Sterling Nabours Head Coach ...... Ron Rainey Overall Record ...... 14-5 (1) Overall Record ...... 25-9-2 (2) Overall Record ...... 21-30·5 (3) Coach Phone ...... (402) 554-4962 Coach Phone ...... (615) 460-6013 Coach Phone ...... (765) 285-2478 Soccer SID ...... Robert Pratt Soccer SID ...... Matt Wilson Soccer SID ...... Chris Taylor SID Phone ...... (402) 554-2101 SID Phone ...... (615) 460-6698 SID Phone ...... (765) 285-8242 SID Fax ...... (402) 554-3694 SID Fax ...... (615) 460·5584 SID Fax ...... (765) 285-8929

• Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www.uni.edu/ athletic • Missouri Valley Conference AII-MVC Selections First Team ~----1999 Missouri------Valley Conference------Soccer Standings----~ 11tiGII F Jamie Hautzinger, SMS, Sr. MVC Only All Games F Debbie Stark, SMS, Fr. School w L T Pts. Pet. w L T Pet. F Annie Wayland, Illinois St., Fr. Evansville 4 0 1 13 .900 10 10 2 .500 M Shelby Henkel, Illinois St., Sr. Illinois State 4 0 1 13 .900 14 2 2 .833 SW Missouri State 3 2 .600 14 7 1 .659 M Heather Houska, Creighton, Jr. 0 9 Creighton 2 3 0 6 .400 7 13 1 .357 M Sara Hovland, Creighton , So. Drury 1 4 0 3 .200 7 1 2 0 .368 M Krissy Meek, Evansville, Sr. Arkansas-Little Rock 0 5 0 0 .000 4 1 6 0 .250 M Kristina Schoeck, Creighton, Sr. Three points awarded for a league win, one point for a tie, and zero points for a loss. D Krista McKendree, Evansville, So. Player of the Year: Krissy Meek, Evansville D Jenny Williams, Illinois St., Sr. Defensive Player of the Year: Krista McKendree, Evansville G Becky Feldmann, Illinois St., Jr. Freshman of the Year: Annie Wayland, Illinois State Coach of the Year: Rob Brewer, SW Missouri State

Second Team AII-MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team Honorable Mention Scholar-Athlete Team F Leslie Hawkins, UALR, Sr. Kori Dahlkoetter, Creighton, Jr., 3.84 Jenny Albers, SMS, Sr., 3.19 F Becky Heiberger, Creighton, So. Stacy Dillard, Drury, Jr., 3.94 Kim Anderson, Illinois State, So., 3.63 M Chrystal Johnston, Illinois St. , Fr. Jennifer Eickmeier, SMS, Jr., 3.65 Jennifer Beal, SMS, Sr., 3.60 M Laura Poland, Evansville, Sr. Kersten Flink, Creighton, Jr. , 3.50 Molly Collins, Creighton, Jr., 3.67 M Jeni Porter, Drury, Sr. Jamie Hautzinger, SMS, Sr., 3.29 Beth Csukas, Evansville, So., 3.52 M Angie Roth , Illinois St., So. Heather Houska, Creighton, Jr., 3.75 Sarah Houska, SMS, Sr., 3.10 M Dana Schulte, Illinois St., Fr. Maggie Phelan, Creighton, Jr., 3.53 Becky Lins, Drury, So., 3.93 M Julia Yank, UALR, Fr. Laura Poland, Evansville, Sr., 3.48 Krista McKendree, Evansville, So., 3.29 D Alina Alaimo, SMS, So. Jeni Porter, Drury, Sr. 3.00 Shannon Miller, Drury, So., 3.70 D Melissa Colthrust, Illinois St. , Fr. Jenny Williams, Illinois State, Sr., 3.29 Katie Reisbig, Creighton, Jr., 3.67 G Jennifer Grocki, SMS, Jr. Kristy Ward, SMS, So., 4.00 Honorable Mention G Kate Ellmo, UALR, Fr. 1999 Missouri Valley Conference Statistical Leaders M Kersten Flink, Creighton, Jr. Scoring (Points Per Game) Assists Per Game M Shannis Stock, SMS, Jr. Name, School ,., G APTS PPG Name, School ,., A APG D Stacy Dillard, Drury, Jr. Annie Wayland, ISU 18 14 3 31 1.72 Jamie Hautzinger, SMS 22 12 .54 D Shauna Farrell, Evansville, Sr. Krissy Meek, UE 22 13 5 31 1.41 Jennifer Eickmeier, SMS 22 9 .40 Jamie Hautzinger, SMS 22 9 12 30 1.36 Sara Hovland, CU 21 8 .38 Debbie Stark, SMS 21 11 5 27 1.28 Jennifer Lembeck, UE 20 7 .35 All-Freshman Selections Jeni Porter, Drury 19 10 1 21 1.10 Kelly Mahan, ISU 18 6 .30 F Debbie Stark, SMS Kersten Flink, CU 20 8 4 20 1.00 Dana Schulte, ISU 18 6 .30 F Annie Wayland, Illinois St. April Lee, SMS 13 6 1 13 1.00 Shannis Stock, SMS 22 6 .27 Jennifer Lembeck, UE 20 6 7 19 .95 Laura Poland, UE 20 5 .25 M Chrystal Johnston, Illinois St. Kelly Mahan, ISU 18 5 6 16 .88 Krissy Meek, UE 21 5 .24 M Dana Schulte, Illinois St. Dana Schulte, ISU 18 5 6 16 .88 Kristina Schoeck, CU 21 5 .24 M Julia Yank, UALR Alina Alaimo, SMS 22 7 4 18 .81 Debbie Stark, SMS 21 5 .23 Heather Houska, CU 21 8 0 16 .76 Anne Beard, Drury 19 4 .21 D Melissa Colthrust, Illinois St. Jeanne Pierce, Drury 19 6 1 13 .70 G Kate Ellmo, UALR Goals Per Game Goal keeping All-Tournament Team Name, School ,., G GPG Name, School ,., Min. SHO SV GA GAA F Jamie Hautzinger, SMS, Sr. Annie Wayland, ISU 18 14 .77 Becky Feldmann, ISU 12 1089 4 (1 ) 35 9 0.74 Krissy Meek, UE 22 13 .59 Jennifer Grocki, SMS 22 1872 1 (8) 102 22 1.05 F Jessica Schwartz, Evansville, So. Debby Stark, SMS 21 11 .52 Jen Sandenaw, ISU 8 638 2 (1) 37 11 1 .55 M Julia Yank, UALR, Fr. Jeni Porter, Drury 19 10 .50 Maggie Phelan, CU 21 1903 4 82 33 1.56 M Jeni Porter, Drury, Sr. April Lee, SMS 13 6 .46 Beth Csukas, UE 22 1686 4 76 37 1.97 Kersten Flink, CU Sarah Re M Heather Houska, Creighton, Jr. 20 8 .40 ichart, Drury 19 1679 3 101 37 1.98 Jamie Hautzinger, SMS 22 9 .40 Kate Ellmo, UALR 20 1816 3 134 49 2.45 M Kristina Schoeck, Creighton, Sr. Heather Houska, CU 21 8 .38 M Tracye Burch, Evansville, Fr. Jeanne Pierce, Drury 19 6 .31 G Becky Feldman, Illinois St., Jr. Sarah Houska, SMS 21 7 .30 Jennifer Lembeck, UE 20 6 .30 G Jennifer Grocki, SMS, Jr. Kelly Mahan, ISU 18 5 .27 D Shauna Farrell, Evansville, Sr. Dana Schulte, ISU 18 5 .27 D Tina Allwardt, Evansville, Jr. (MVP) Natalie Whiteman, SMS 22 6 .27 Lotte Reijmers, Drury 19 5 .26 D Shannis Stock, SMS, Jr. D Jenny Williams, Illinois St. , Sr.

1999 Team Stats MP G A PTS GPG FOULS CK PK MIN sv GA GAA SHO SW Missouri State 22 65 52 182 2.76 170 115 1 1835 90 19 0.93 9 Illinois State 18 41 30 112 2.27 169 111 1 1727 84 20 1.04 7 Drury 19 35 22 92 1.80 191 71 0 1753 106 37 1.90 3 Evansville 22 37 36 110 1.68 21 8 110 1 21 32 104 44 1.86 5 Creighton 21 29 29 85 1.38 273 98 4 1995 87 36 1.62 4 Arkansas-Little Rock 20 20 17 57 1.00 184 75 2 1 816 134 49 2.45 3 • Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www.uni.edu/athletic • The Universi of Northern Iowa

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UNI's academic reputation has proven a key factor in its selection to U.S. News and World Reports ran kings. The school was named among the Midwest's finest institutions. In 1996, UNI was the only public institution among the magazine's top 15 regional universities. UNI received a "1" rating in academic reputation, the highest of any of the top 15 universities in the Midwest region. Other recent issues have named UNI the Midwest's most efficient regional university and first in "best value," as well as an overall "best," "best buy," "up and coming" and "most efficient." UNI's outreach also extends to the Iowa business community through the College of Busi­ ness Administration, including the Institute for Decision Making, Small Business Development The University of Northern Iowa empha­ as well as distinguished faculty. The University Center, Small Business Institute, Management and sizes outstanding undergraduate education, prides itself on its reputation as a great teaching Professional Development Center, Strategic Mar­ with complementary graduate programs at the school, and most courses are taught by one of keting Services and Business and Community master's, specialist's and doctoral levels. more than 600 full-time faculty members who are Services. The Iowa Plastics Technology Center Building on its historic strength in teacher committed to helping students grow intellectually and the Center for Applied Research in Metal education, the University has developed a num­ and personally. Casting are among UNI's newest service pro­ ber of outstanding programs in its colleges of UNI was founded in 1876 as the Iowa State grams designed to diversify, expand and Business, Education, Humanities and Fine Arts, Normal School. In 1909, it became Iowa State strengthen Iowa's economy. Natural Sciences, and Social and Behavorial Teachers College. In 1961, the name was changed In the global arena, UNI's acclaimed Orava Sciences. UNI also participates in the bachelor to State College of Iowa, and in 1967, the Iowa Project helps democratize the educational sys­ of liberal studies program offered by the Re­ Legislature acted to change the status of the in­ tem in the former communist country of Slovakia. gents Universities, and its Division of Continu­ stitution to that of a university under its present As well, student teachers from UNI serve in over ing Education and Special Programs sponsors title. 20 countries throughout the world. classes off-campus in centers throughout the While maintaining its primary emphasis on UNI offers a wide variety of cultural pro­ state. Enrollment on its 860-acre campus stands teacher education, the University has continued grams, lectures and conferences. The Continu­ at about 13,500 students from every county in its metamorphosis into a comprehensive institu­ ing Education division, often in conjunction with Iowa, 40 states and 48 foreign countries. tion, with nationally acclaimed programs in many the University's Office of Conference and Visitor UNI's heritage and philosophy place great disciplines. UNI's accounting program continues Services, works with business and industry in value on providing a student-centered educa­ to be ranked among the best in the nation. UNI programs of study and development on the cam­ tional experience. The University nurtures a pre­ student groups ranging from chemistry to con­ pus. For more information on the University of miere learning environment- it is small enough servation to public relations have been recog­ Northern Iowa, please visit: to offer its students individualized attention, yet nized by their respective national groups for the large enough to provide a variety of resources, excellence of the University's programs. http://www.uni.edu

UNI Points of Excellence • For the. econd consecutive year, U.S. News and World Report ranked the University of Northern Iowa second in the Midwest Region' Top Public Universities category in its America's Best College Guide. • The book, Crime at College: The Student Guide to Personal Safety, credits U I with having the safest campus/community in the country. The book assigns crime rates to 467 college towns in America. U 1/Cedar Falls received the best rating, with 1.14 crime. per I 00 people. • U I ranked first in the nation for the pas. rate of first-time candidates on the Uniform Certified Public Accounting Examination of May 1997, according to the National Association of State Board of Accountancy. During the I 0-year period of 1988-97, UNI holds fifth place among the nation's colleges and universities for the highest percentage of candidates passing all subjects taken. • UNI's Residential etwork, Re. Net, provides high-speed network computing to students living in the residence halls. UNI is the first state university in Iowa to provide full Intranet and Internet access to its students in the residence halls. • The UNI Athletic team. led the Mi souri Valley Conference in graduation rate in a 1998 study published by the Des Moines Register. • U I has finished fourth the past two years in the Missouri Valley Conference's AII-Sp011s Standings. In 1999-2000, UNI won conference champion hip in men's indoor track, men's outdoor track, women's volleyball and women's . oftball. • UNI Athletic has produced many athletes who have succeeded at the national and international levels. CuJTent FL and Super Bowl MVP Kurt Warner and World Track Championship Gold Medalist Joey Woody are just two of the many student-athletes who have used their U I degree as a springboard to success at the professional level. Joining Wamer in the NFL are former UNI stars Brad Meester, Ty Talton, James Jones. Kenny Shedd, Dedric Ward, Mike Furrey and Bryce Paup. • Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www.uni.edu/athletic • 2000 MVC Composite Schedule

Friday, Aug. 25 Sunday, Sept. 10 *Belmont @ Northern Iowa , 1 p.m. Creighton @ Missouri, 4 p.m. Indiana State @ Morehead State, noon Western Illinois @ Creighton, 1 p.m. SE Louisiana @ Belmont, 4 p.m. Nebraska-Omaha @ Northern Iowa, 1 p.m. Illinois State @ Wisconsin-Green Bay, noo-n - Miami-Ohio @ Evansville, 5 p.m. SMS @ Tulsa, 1 p.m. Illinois State @ Northern Illinois, 5:30 p.m. Drury @ Middle Tennessee State, 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 4 Indiana State @ Loyola University, 6 p.m. Belmont @ Jacksonville State, 1: 30 p.m. Evansville @ Saint Louis, 7 p.m. Drury @ Saint Louis, 7 p.m. *Illinois State @ Evansville, 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6 SEMO Tourney Monday, Sept. 11 *Indiana State @ Belmont, 7 p.m. Northern Iowa @ SEMO, 7 p.m. Bradley @ Loyola-Chicago, 7 p.m. *Northern Iowa @ SMS, 7 p.m. Creighton @ Oklahoma State, 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 26 Wednesday, Sept. 13 Central Missouri State @ SMS, 2 p.m. Tennessee Tech @ Belmont, 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7 UT-Martin @ Belmont, 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 27 Friday, Sept. 15 Evansville @ Dayton, noon Indiana State @ Murray State, 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8 Creighton @ Saint Louis, 1 p.m. Tennessee-Martin @ Drury, 7 p.m. Illinois State @ Northwestern, 1 p.m. Eastern Illinois @ Indiana State, 1 p.m. *Northern Iowa @ Drury, 1 p.m. Central Missouri State @ Drury, 2 p.m. Kansas Tournament *SMS @ Creighton, 2 p.m. SMS vs Mississippi, 4 p.m. *Indiana State @ Evansville, 2 p.m. SEMO Tourney Northern Iowa vs. Arkansas State, 1 p.m. Creighton Bluejay Classic Tuesday, Oct. 10 Northern Iowa vs. Wright State, 5 p.m. Belmont @ Middle Tennessee State, 4 p. m. Tuesday, Aug. 29 St. Bonaventure @ Creighton, 7 p.m. Drury @ Arkansas, 7 p.m. SMS @ Nebraska, 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 16 Friday, Oct. 13 Wednesday, Aug. 30 Tenn.-Chattanooga @ Indiana State, noon *Drury @ Indiana State, 3 p.m. Oral Roberts @ Drury, 7 p.m. *SMS @ Illinois State, 4 p.m. Stony Brook Tournament *Creighton @ Evansville, 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 31 Belmont vs. Jacksonville, noon Indianapolis @ Indiana State, 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15 Morningside @ Northern Iowa, 5 p.m. New Mexico Tournament *Drury @ Illinois State, noon Evansville vs. Arizona, 1 p.m. *SMS @ Indiana State, noon Friday, Sept. 1 *Evansville @ Northern Iowa, 1 p.m. Illinois State @ Purdue, 1 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 17 *Creighton @ Belmont, 12:05 p.m. *Creighton @ Northern Iowa, 4 p.m. Illinois State @ Butler, 1 p.m. Cincinnati @ Evansville, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 18 Stony Brook Tournament Murray State @ Belmont, 7 p.m. Oral Roberts University Tournament Belmont vs. TBA, 11 a.m. or 1 p.m. SMS vs. Arkansas State, 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20 Creighton Bluejay Classic Valparaiso @ Indiana State, 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 2 Northern Iowa vs. St. Bonaventure, 11 a.m. *Illinois State @ Creighton, 4 p.m. Bruins Classic Wright State @ Creighton, 1 p.m. *Belmont @ SMS, 5:30 p.m. Belmont vs. Samford, 3 p.m. Northern Iowa @ Wisconsin-Green Bay, 7 p.m. Kansas Tournament *Evansville @ Drury, 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 3 SMS @ Kansas, 1 p.m. Illinois State vs. TBA, 11 a.m. I 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 22 IUPUI @ Indiana State, 1 p.m. Monday, Sept. 18 *Belmont @ Drury, noon Eastern Illinois @ Northern Iowa, 1 p.m. New Mexico Tournament *Northern Iowa @ Illinois State, noon Wright State @ Evansville, 2 p.m. Evansville @ New Mexico, 5 p.m. *Evansville @ SMS, noon Drury @ Nebraska, 7 p.m. *Indiana State @ Creighton, 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 20 Bruins Classic Eastern Illinois @ Evansville, 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 27 Belmont vs. Southwest Texas State, 1 p.m. SMS @ Arkansas, 7 p.m. Northern Iowa @ Ball State, 3 p.m. *Indiana State @ Illinois State, 3 p.m. Oral Roberts University Tournament Friday, Sept. 22 *Belmont @ Evansville, 5:30 p.m. SMS @ Oral Roberts, 4 p.m. Creighton @ Wyoming, 4 p.m. *SMS @ Drury, 7 p.m. Northern Iowa @ Loyola-Chicago, 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 4 SMS @ SEMO, 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 29 or Monday, Oct. 30 Kansas @ Creighton, 2 p.m. Drury @ Stephen F. Austin, 7 p.m. Missouri Valley Conference Quarterfinals *Valley Play-in Games @ campus sites Tuesday, Sept. 5 Saturday, Sept. 23 1 vs 8; 2 vs 7; 3 vs 6; 4 vs 5 Indiana State @ Ball State, 3 p.m. *Illinois State @ Belmont, 1 p.m. Belmont @ East Tennessee State, 5 p.m. Kentucky @ Evansville, 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3, Sunday, Nov. 5 MVC Tournament Semifinals, finals, St. Louis, Mo. Wednesday, Sept. 6 Sunday, Sept. 24 Tulsa @ Drury, 5 p.m. *Northern Iowa @ Indiana State, noon Wednesday, Nov. 8 Saint Louis @ SMS, 7 p.m. Drury @ Centenary, 1 p.m. NCAA Tournament, first round Creighton @ Nebraska, 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7 Saturday, Nov. 11 or Sunday, Nov. 12 Creighton @ BYU, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27 NCAA Tournament, second round SMS @ Eastern Illinois, 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8 Earlham College @ Indiana State, 3 p.m. Nov. 17, 18, or 19 Ball State @ Illinois State, 4 p.m. Birmingham Southern @ Belmont, 6 p.m. NCAA Tournament, third round Belmont vs. Georgia Southern, 5 p.m. Evansville @ Illinois, 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29 Nov. 24, 25, or 26 Memphis @ SMS, 7 p.m. Evansville vs. Army, TBA NCAA Tournament, quarterfinals Drury @ SEMO, 7 p.m. Illinois State @ Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 4 p.m. Northern Iowa @ Western Illinois, 5 p.m. Dec. 1 and Dec. 3 Saturday, Sept. 9 Tennessee-Martin @ SMS, 5:30 p.m. NCAA semifinals, finals San Jose, Calif. Indiana State @ Western Carolina, noon *Drury @ Creighton, 7 p.m. Creighton @ Weber State, 1 p.m. • indicates MVC game Sunday, Oct. 1 All times Central and subject to change Evansville vs. Navy, TBA • Northern Iowa Soccer 2000 • www.uni.edu/athletic •