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Women's Soccer Fall 2000 University of Northern Iowa UNI ScholarWorks Athletics Media Guides Athletics 2000 Women's Soccer Fall 2000 University of Northern Iowa Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy Copyright ©2000 Athletics, University of Northern Iowa Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/amg Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation University of Northern Iowa, "Women's Soccer Fall 2000" (2000). Athletics Media Guides. 266. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/amg/266 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics at UNI ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Athletics Media Guides by an authorized administrator of UNI ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 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
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