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TABLE OF CONTENTS Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium ...... 2 Demirjian Park ...... 3

Head Coach Janet Rayfield ...... 4-7 Rayfield’s Illini Records ...... 7-8 Support Staff ...... 8 Associate Head Coach Jeff Freeman ...... 9 Assistant Lisa Lubke ...... 10 Volunteer Assistant Nichole Tiggs ...... 10 Numerical and Alphabetical Rosters ...... 11

Team Bios ...... 12-26 Sami Sample // Elizabeth Cablk ...... 12 Amaya Ellis // Eileen Murphy ...... 13 FIGHTING ILLINI QUICK FACTS Makala Woods // Mackenzie Schuler ...... 14 Location���������������������������������������������Urbana-Champaign 2019 Overall Record ...... 9-8-1 Katie Le // Peyton Willie ...... 15 Enrollment�������������������������������������������������������������52,331 2019 Big Ten Record/Finish ���������������������������3-7-1/11th Henar Urteaga // Sydney Carste ...... 16 Nickname �����������������������������������������������������Fighting Illini Postseason Finish ...... N/A Hope Breslin // Aleah Treiterer ...... 17 Colors ������������������������������������������������������Orange and Blue Letterwinners Returning/Lost���������������������������������24/6 Kendra Pasquale // Haley Singer ...... 18 Conference ���������������������������������������������������������� Big Ten Newcomers ��������������������������������������������������������������������8 Meredith Johnson-Monfort // Zoey Kollhoff ...... 19 President���������������������������������������������� Timothy L. Killeen Chancellor ��������������������������������������������� Dr. Robert J. Jones First Year of Soccer ������������������������������������������������1997 Ashleigh Lefevre // Erin McKeown ...... 20 Athletic Director���������������������������������������� Josh Whitman Soccer Seasons All-Time��������������� 24th season in 2020 Lilian Lucas // Jayna Fittipaldo ...... 21 Home Field �������������������������������������������������Demirjian Park All-Time Overall Record �������������������� 259-186-37 (.564) Makena Silber // Joanna Verzosa-Dolezal ...... 22 Seating Capacity �����������������������������������������������������1,000 All-Time Conference Record �������������� 116-107-23 (.518) Katelynn Buescher // Julia Eichenbaum ...... 23 Big Ten Tournament Titles����������������������2 (2003 & 2011) Natalie Phelps // Summer Garrison ...... 24 Head Coach������������������������������������������������Janet Rayfield Maggie Hillman // Julia Cili ...... 25 Years at Illinois �������������������������������������� 19th Season NCAA Tournament Appearances��������������������������������12 Kennedy Berschel // Ashley Cathro ...... 26 Years Overall ������������������������������������������ 25th Season All-Time NCAA Tournament Record ���������������������11-12-3 Alma Mater �����������������������������������North Carolina ’83 Best NCAA Tournament Finish ��������������Elite Eight (2004) Ashley Prell // Lauren Stibich ...... 27 Record at Illinois������������������������ 202-144-34 (.576) Last NCAA Tournament Finish �����������Sweet Sixteen (2013) Overall Record ���������������������������� 240-197-39 (.544) 2019 Season in Review ...... 28-32 Soccer Address ������������������������ 1700 South Fourth Street 2019 Final Notes ...... 28-29 Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater), Experience ���������������������������������������������������������Champaign, IL 61820 2018 Overall and Big Ten Stats ...... 30-31 ���������������������������Jeff Freeman (Missouri State, ‘99), 10th Soccer Phone �������������������������������������������217-244-9720 Big Ten Standings and Awards ...... 32 ������������������������������������������ Lisa Lubke (Radford, ‘12), 2nd Soccer Fax �������������������������������������������������217-244-9759 ������������������������������Nichole Tiggs (Indiana State, '05), 1st Fighting Illini Team History ...... 33-58 Individual Overall Records ...... 33-35 Individual Big Ten-Only Records ...... 35-36 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Team Records ...... 37 Soccer Contact ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Matt Haufe Miscellaneous Records ...... 38-39 E-mail Address������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������[email protected] Individual Honors ...... 40-45 Office Phone ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 217-300-4067 Illini NCAA Tournament History 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2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 1 FACILITIES ILLINOIS SOCCER AND TRACK STADIUM The Fighting Illini will begin the season at Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium for the 21st year. The Orange and Blue competed at the First and Stadium Multiplex during the 1997 and 1998 seasons before moving to the renovated stadium - which includes the outdoor track and field facilities - in 1999. The Illini have been dominant at home since moving into the Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium, compiling an overall record of 133-48-8. Since its opening, the stadium has featured one undefeated record (2004), six one-loss seasons (2005-08, 2010-11) and three two-loss years (2012-13-15). In 2007, the Orange and Blue shut out a school-record seven consecutive opponents at the Illinois Soccer Stadium from Sept. 2 through Oct. 19, compiling 674 consecutive shutout minutes. In 2011, the Illini emerged victorious over nine teams at home, the second most in the program’s history. The In 2000, the Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium was HOME RECORDS the site of the Big Ten Women’s Soccer Tournament in Orange and Blue outscored their opponents 25-10. Their INDIVIDUAL home wins over Indiana and Purdue at the beginning of addition to the Illini hosting the Xavier Muskateers in October jumpstarted the Illini to a program best 12-game the NCAA Tournament First Round. In 2001, the Illini Most Goals (Half) undefeated stretch, which culminated with a 1-0 win over welcomed Evansville, Syracuse and eventual National 3 Jannelle Flaws vs. Saint Louis...... 8/30/15 Champion Santa Clara in the first two rounds of the Jannelle Flaws vs. Purdue...... 9/21/14 Notre Dame in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue...... 10/1/10 at the Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium. Head coach Janet NCAA Tournament and in 2003, the Illini hosted Western Michigan, Purdue and DePaul in first and second round Chichi Nweke vs. Utah...... 9/17/06 Rayfield has now established a .775 winning percentage Rachel Smith vs. Aurora...... 10/14/97 at home in her career as a Fighting Illini. NCAA Tournament action. Most Goals (Game) 4 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue...... 10/1/10 The 2006 season saw the Illini put together a 7-1-0 home When Illinois decided to add soccer, the athletic record with five shutouts and a new season attendance department, led by former Athletic Director Ron Guenther, Most Assists (Half) record of 7,261 fans. On Oct. 1, No. 15 Illinois took down Associate Athletic Director Dana Brenner, coaches and 3 Rachel Smith, Illinois vs. Western Illinois.....10/24/97 student-athletes, conducted a feasibility study. The first No. 9 Penn State, 3-2, in front of a school-record 2,667 Most Assists (Game) fans, boosted by the joining of the match with the Illinois two years included the use and improvement of the 3 Kelly Buszkiewicz, Illinois vs. Washington U..10/28/98 Homecoming Kickoff celebration. campus recreational fields along Stadium Drive, followed Rachel Smith, Illinois vs. Western Illinois.....10/24/97 by the construction and renovation of the new Illini Stadium. The field includes Kentucky Bluegrass with a Most Points (Half) In 2004, the Illini completed their first undefeated season 6 Jannelle Flaws vs. Saint Louis...... 8/30/15 at home with a record of 8-0-1. In the final match at sand base for quick drainage and is noted for its playing Jannelle Flaws vs. Purdue...... 9/21/14 Illinois Soccer Stadium, the Illini posted a thrilling 2-1 surface and built-in irrigation. Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue...... 10/1/10 victory over Nebraska in the third round of the NCAA Chichi Nweke, Illinois vs. Utah...... 9/17/06 Tournament, sending the Orange and Blue on to the Elite The Illini upgraded the facility prior to the 2017 season, Rachel Smith, Illinois vs. Aurora...... 10/14/97 Eight. In addition, the victory also occurred in front of a adding new graphics to add to the stadium's aesthetic Tracie Strother, Eastern Illinois...... 9/17/97 then-record 1,046 fans. as well as temporary locker room facilities at field level. Most Points (Game) 8 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue...... 10/1/10 Most Shots Attempted (Game) ILLINI AT HOME TOP HOME CROWDS 11 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Iowa...... 9/16/12 YEAR RECORD GF-GA SHO ATTENDANCE (AVG.) HIGH ATTENDANCE Most Saves (Game) 1997$ 3-5-0 25-19 1 4,160 (520) 839 (E. Illinois) ATT. OPPONENT DATE 19 Amy Bessette, Illinois vs. Northwestern...... 10/12/97 1998$ 7-3-0 32-10 4 3,468 (385) 538 (Iowa) 1. 2,667 No. 9 Penn State 10/1/06 1999 6-3-0 23-15 1 4,937 (549) 878 (Marquette) TEAM 2000 11-2-0* 47-11 7 4,919 (378) 781 (Northwestern) 2. 2,357 Minnesota 9/27/09 2001 4-5-0* 13-14 2 3,819 (424) 538 (Syracuse) Most Goals (Half) 7 Illinois vs. Western Illinois...... 10/24/97 2002 7-2-0 26-10 2 3,653 (406) 612 (Wisconsin) 3. 2,036 Michigan 10/5/08 7 Illinois vs. Aurora...... 10/14/97 2003 8-3-1* 19-5 9 6,630 (552) 1,030 (Michigan) 2004 8-0-1* 20-7 3 6,485 (721) 1,046 (Nebraska) Most Goals (Game) 4. 1,560 No. 24 Indiana 10/19/07 10 Illinois vs. Aurora...... 10/28/98 2005 7-1-1 21-9 4 4,507 (501) 854 (Nebraska) Most Goals allowed (Half) 2006 7-1-0 18-5 5 7,261 (908) 2,667 (Penn State) 5. 1,526 Nebraska 9/29/13 2007 6-1-1 20-3 7 6,900 (862) 1,560 (Indiana) 5 Illinois vs. Eastern Illinois...... 9/17/97 2008 8-1-0 16-3 7 6,354 (706) 2,036 (Michigan) 6. 1,328 Indiana 10/3/10 Most Goals allowed (Game) 2009 5-4-1 18-8 4 7,075 (707) 2,347 (Minnesota) 7 Illinois vs. Eastern Illinois...... 9/17/97 2010 8-1-0 19-6 4 5,560 (618) 1,328 (Indiana) 7. 1,305 Dayton 8/25/19 Most Assists (Game) 2011 9-1-0* 25-10 4 7,373 (737) 1,138 (Wisconsin) 9 Illinois vs. Washington U...... 10/28/98 2012 6-2-0 15-11 2 3,565 (446) 732 (Iowa) 8. 1,264 No. 9 Florida 9/14/07 Most Saves (Game) 2013 7-2-0 27-13 2 6,421 (713) 1,526 (Nebraska) 19 Illinois vs. Northwestern...... 10/12/97 9. 1,238 Purdue 9/21/14 2014 5-3-1 15-8 5 5,273 (586) 1,238 (Purdue) Quickest Goal to Start Game 2015 7-2-1 21-11 1 6,707 (671) 1,152 (Maryland) 0:13 Lindsay Johnson vs. Penn State...... 11/11/01 10. 1,152 Maryland 9/27/15 2016 5-3-1 10-5 5 5,495 (611) 1,012 (Morehead St.) Quickest Goal to Start Second Half 2017 2-7-0 6-14 1 5,186 (576) 1,161 (Maryland) 11. 1,138 Wisconsin 10/16/11 45:11 Ella Masar vs. Iowa...... 10/28/05 2018 7-2-0 22-6 5 5,861 (651) 1,107 (Penn State) Least Amount of Time Between Goals 2019^ 6-3-0 18-12 1 5,574 (620) 1,305 (Dayton) 12. 1,161 Maryland 9/22/17 0:35 Illinois vs. Washington U...... 10/28/98 Total 149-57-8 476-215 86 126,021 (589) 2,667 (Penn State) Most Consecutive Shutouts * Includes NCAA Tournament match(es) 13. 1,107 Penn State 9/22/18 7...... 9/2/07-10/19/07 $ - In 1997 and 1998, Illinois played its home matches at First and Stadium Field. In 1999, Illinois began 14. 1,060 Missouri 8/31/07 Most Consecutive Shutout Minutes playing home matches at Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium. During the 2000 and 2013 Big Ten Tournaments, 674:10...... 9/2/07-10/19/07 Illinois played quarterfinal matches at First and Stadium Field. ^ In 2019, Illinois played the final seven games of the year at the newly built Demirjian Park. 2 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI DEMIRJIAN PARK

On December 6, 2017, University of Illinois Director of Athletics Josh Whitman announced plans for the construction of new soccer and track and field facilities on the UI campus. The new complex will be named Demirjian Park, in honor of a lead gift from the Demirjian family of Decatur, Ill. The project, which will be executed in phases with full completion scheduled for the spring of 2021, remains subject to approval by the UI Board of Trustees.

Demirjian Park will feature two new soccer fields, one for competition and one for practice, located directly east of the existing track and field complex, which will itself be renovated. The project's centerpiece will be Demirjian Park Stadium, located between the new soccer fields and the renovated track. The stadium will directly benefit more than 25 percent of the Fighting Illini student-athlete population by housing team facilities for women's soccer, men's track and field, and women's track and field. State-of-the-art amenities will include locker rooms, video and meeting rooms, lounge and study spaces, sports medicine and nutrition facilities, and coaches' offices. It will also contain spaces for visiting teams and officials. a first-in-class facility that meets the evolving needs and University on Demirjian Park to create a legacy and deliver In addition, Demirjian Park will reshape the fan experience competitive expectations of the more than 120 student- the ideal experience to attract student-athletes and wow for spectators attending events in soccer and track and athletes participating on these teams. For the first time, these spectators. We foresee a strong economic impact for our field. The stadium's innovative design will feature dual sports will have a true home, where, in one location, they can region and applaud the University for their widespread vision grandstands that provide excellent sightlines onto both the pursue their full potential as students, athletes, and people, and strong sense of University and community pride." soccer and track venues. Fans will enjoy permanent restroom all while growing together as a team. and concessions facilities; high connectivity and advanced "On behalf of our student-athletes, I'd like to extend my use of technology, including LED lighting, a new video board "In addition, spectators will enjoy an unparalleled fan gratitude to the Demirjian family," Illini track and field and new sound system; and new parking, concourses and experience, highlighted by the stadium's progressive design coach Mike Turk said. "Their vision for the future of Illinois entry plazas. that will feature excellent sightlines, attractive walkways track and field will inspire generations of Illini athletes, and and greenspaces, convenient restrooms and concessions have an immediate impact on our recruiting efforts with this Demirjian Park will allow Illinois to host Big Ten and NCAA areas, extensive use of technology, and full accessibility. cutting-edge facility. The objective of our program is to shape championship competition in both soccer and track and field. We are excited for athletes, families, and fans from across a positive, all-inclusive experience for our student athletes. It is expected to become a destination location for training the state to experience Demirjian Park, which will be a This experience balances their academic and athletic goals and competition by elite and youth athletes from across the wonderful example of the collaboration and innovation that along with their personal development and, ultimately, state and the Midwest, drawing participants, their families, are competitive strengths of the University of Illinois." shapes individuals who will become positive contributors to and fans into the Champaign-Urbana communities. society and leaders in the world. Demirjian Park is a key piece The Demirjian family includes Richard and Anne Demirjian, to the puzzle that we've been missing for decades. This gift To support the project, the Demirjian family, led by UI alumni Kara Demirjian-Huss and Mark Huss, Simone Demirjian, and will have a huge impact on our program and the student- Richard Demirjian (LAS, '88) and Kara Demirjian-Huss (ACES, J. Gerald Demirjian. The Demirjians have long been leaders athlete experience and serves as a shining example of service '92), has provided a lead gift of $7 million. This is one of in business and local philanthropy. Richard is a member of to others. It is so special for our program to finally have a the largest single gifts in the history of Illinois Athletics DIA's campaign steering committee, and Kara serves on the home, and I cannot fully express my undying gratitude to the and continues the Demirjian family's longstanding history University-wide campaign steering committee. Demirjian family." of generous involvement with the Fighting Illini. Previously, the family has endowed scholarships and been active in "We believe in Josh Whitman's vision, recognize the "The Illinois Soccer family—our staff, our alumni, our premium seating at both Memorial Stadium and State Farm opportunity and realize that the time is now to make a current and future student athletes –are incredibly and Center. Most notably, the Demirjians provided the lead difference," Richard Demirjian said. "For us, this investment infinitely grateful, not just for the tremendous generosity of gift for construction of the Demirjian Indoor Golf Practice is about a holistic approach to student athletics—providing the Demirjian family, but for their belief, partnership and Facility, which opened in 2007. The two facilities bearing training, practice and study centers in one state-of-the-art, vision for the future of this program," said soccer coach Janet the Demirjian name will be located directly across from each multi-purpose facility. It's also about providing functional, Rayfield. "This project will give us a place to tell our history, to other on St. Mary's Road. efficient resources to create an interconnected environment pursue our present goals, to engage the regional community and shared home that delivers success in Division I athletics and to shape our program's future. The Demirjian family "We would like to thank Richard, Kara, and the entire Demirjian and academics." stands for, and has exemplified, the pursuit of excellence, family for their ongoing support of Illinois Athletics," Whitman setting high standards and holding strong family values, and said. "Ten years ago, their family's generosity altered the "This investment links two of our family's philanthropic we are excited to have those principles guiding this project course of Illinois golf with the creation of the Demirjian Golf pillars: education and economic development," said Kara and helping us build a facility that sets the standard not Practice Facility, which has allowed our men's and women's Demirjian-Huss. "Not only will it have clear-cut benefits for just in the Big Ten, but across the country. Our gratitude is golf programs to reach new heights. Now, through this these University soccer and track and field programs, but it immeasurable." most recent gift, their generosity will have similar impact also will provide facilities that can attract national events on our soccer and track and field programs by delivering and regional training. We are excited to collaborate with the "For our athletic program to reach its full potential, we need people to share in our vision and to invest in the experience of our student-athletes," concluded Whitman. "Through their generosity, the Demirjian family has done exactly that. They have demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to Illinois Athletics, and we could not be more grateful for their incredible support."

Construction of the new soccer fields will be completed in 2019. Demirjian Park Stadium will be open for the 2021 track and field season, which will allow Illinois to host the 2021 Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Renovations to the track and accompanying field event venues will be performed as a separate project.

The Demirjian's gift contributes toward the $300 million fundraising goal for the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, which is part of "With Illinois," the $2.25 billion University- wide fundraising campaign.

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 3 COACHING STAFF JANET RAYFIELD HEAD COACH // 19TH SEASON Now in her 18th season as head coach of the Fighting Illini, Janet Rayfield has THE RAYFIELD FILE established the University of Illinois UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS women’s soccer team as one of the - Career Record: 247-208-41 (.539) premier programs in the nation. Year - Overall Record at Illinois: 202-144-34 (.576) after year, her Illinois teams break - Big Ten Record at Illinois: 93-77-19 (.542) school records and set new benchmarks - Coaching records held at Illinois: for conference and national levels of - Most overall victories (202) success. - Mosst Big Ten victories (93 - Most single-season victories (17, 2011) Illinois’ winningest head soccer - Most Big Ten Tournament appearances (13)* coach, Rayfield has guided Illinois to - Most Big Ten Tournament victories (12)* 193 overall victories and 90 wins in conference play. Her teams have earned - Most NCAA Tournament appearances (10) 10 victories in NCAA Tournament play. - Most NCAA Tournament victories (10) Rayfield has coached six players to *The Big Ten Tournament was not held following the 2009-10 seasons. seven Big Ten Player of the Year honors, COACHING EXPERIENCE and her student-athletes have garnered - Head Coach, University of Illinois (2002-present) 50 All-Big Ten nods. Five individuals - Assistant Coach, U.S. Women’s U-20 National Team have been recognized with the Big - U-20 Women’s World Cup (2012) Ten Medal of Honor under Rayfield’s - U-20 CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers (2012) guidance, and seven of her players earned nine NSCAA All-America laurels. Rayfield - Advance Scout & Technical Advisor, U.S. Women’s National Team has seen six of her players chosen in the NWSL draft, and Emily Zurrer went on to - Women’s World Cup (1995) represent Canada in both the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games. - International Friendly Matches (2008-09) - Algarve Cup (2011) Rayfield has led Illinois to the NCAA Tournament in 10 of her years at the helm of the - Women’s World Cup (2011) program, highlighted by the Orange and Blue’s fourth Sweet Sixteen appearance in - National Staff Coach, U.S. Soccer - Region II (2000-02) 2013. The Orange and Blue scored the most goals under Rayfield with 54 in 2013, just - Assistant Coach, University of Illinois (1999-00) three goals shy of the school record, and finished the year ranked No. 25 by the NSCAA. - Head Coach, University of Arkansas (1993-98) She coached two-time Big Ten Forward of the Year Jannelle Flaws to a school-record - Staff Coach, Arkansas State ODP (1996-98) 23 goals in 2013, which was tied for the most in the NCAA, and Flaws graduated as - Staff Coach, USYSA Regional ODP (1993-95) Illinois’ career goals leader with 54. Under Rayfield, Vanessa DiBernardo, who became - Assistant Coach, University of Arkansas (1990-93) Illinois’ highest drafted player in school history, completed her decorated career No. 3 - Head Coach, Texas Spirit Soccer Club (1983-90) on the all-time list with 43 goals along with being named a Capital One second-team Academic All-American and an NSCAA third team Scholar All-American. COACHING HONORS AND ACCOLADES - 2015 NSCAA Award of Excellence Rayfield not only has a wealth of soccer experience but also a fierce determination - 2011 Big Ten Coach of the Year, Midwest Region Coach of the Year to succeed and an immense amount of respect from her peers. Rayfield served as (NSCAA), & Big Ten Tournament Champions President of the NSCAA, an organization that includes over 16,000 members, in 2003- - 2010 Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year (NSCAA) 04. In addition, she continues to assist at the youth national team level whenever - 2006, 2008, 2013 Illinois teams reached the NCAA Tournament Round of 16 possible. Rayfield received the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Award - 2004 Illinois team advanced to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight of Excellence in 2015. - 2003-04 National Soccer Coaches Association of America President - 2003 Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year (Soccer Buzz) A United States Soccer Federation ‘A’ Licensed Coach, Rayfield was an assistant for - 10 NCAA Tournament bids in 14 seasons at Illinois, including berths Illinois in 1999 under former head coach Tricia Taliaferro and helped the Illini to a in the 2004 Elite Eight and 2006, 2008 and 2013 Sweet Sixteens 12-8-1 record and the school’s first-ever trip to the Big Ten Tournament semifinals. - United States Soccer Federation ‘A’ Licensed Coach That season, the Illini entered the NSCAA poll for the first time and climbed as high - Led Illinois to top-25 rankings in eight consecutive seasons (2003-present) as No. 15. - Helped Illinois to its first ever top-20 ranking in 1999 - Led Arkansas to the 1996 SEC Western Division Title Rayfield returned to Illinois in 2002 after serving two years as a United States PLAYING EXPERIENCE AND ACCOLADES National Staff Coach for Region II. Her duties consisted of player identification, player - Standout forward at the University of North Carolina from 1979-1982, development and coaching education within the region. During that time, she also tallying 223 points on 93 goals and 37 assists served as a U-19 and U-16 National Team Assistant Coach. - AIAW National Champion at North Carolina (1981) - NCAA National Champion at North Carolina (1982) “Janet will be able to provide the kind of leadership and stability this team needs,” - NSCAA All-American (1981) Director of Athletics Ron Guenther said when Rayfield was hired in 2002. “She has - Nike Player of the Year (1981) exceptional contacts as both a player and a coach at the national and international - Named a top-10 player in the country (male or female) by level that will allow us to continue to develop this young program.” Soccer America (1981) In her playing days, Rayfield was one of the best. She played collegiately at the - AIAW All-Tournament Team (1980, 1981) University of North Carolina from 1979-82 and helped build the program from the - Second on the North Carolina career goals scored list ground up. She led the Tar Heels to the 1981 AIAW National Championship and a 23-0 - Holds North Carolina record for most goals (6) and points (12) in a game record in only their third year. That season, Rayfield took home the Nike Player of the - Holds North Carolina’s seasonal goals per game record, with 30 scored in Year award, All-America honors and was named one of the top 10 soccer players in 12 games played (2.50 goals per match), achieved during her freshman America (male or female). year (1979) - Scoring leader at North Carolina in 1979 (30 goals, 7 assists, 67 points) 2In 1982, she led the Tar Heels to the first-ever NCAA women’s soccer championship. and 1980 (25 goals, 12 assists, 62 points)

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Soccer Club that won several Washington (D.C.) area campaign saw several Illini freshmen contribute to the GETTING TO KNOW RAYFIELD and Dallas Cup titles. team’s success almost immediately. Seven freshmen Nickname: Jay Ray earned playing time throughout the year, and three Favorite Athlete: The ones I see every day that In 1990, Rayfield returned to the collegiate ranks made appearances in the starting lineup. Sophomore work hard for each other and who can truly be part to coach at the University of Arkansas. After three goalkeeper Jaelyn Cunningham anchored a strong of something bigger than themselves! years as an assistant, she was named head coach Illini defense, as she closed the year with 106 saves, a at Arkansas in January of 1993. In six seasons at the number that ranked second all-time at Illinois. Favorite TV Show: All the crime solving shows like helm of the Razorback program, she coached the 1996 NCIS and CSI and home shows like Fixer Upper and SEC West Champions, two SEC tournament finalists, 2016: Rayfield’s 2016 squad came out to a strong Property Brothers four All-Region players, six All-SEC players, and 27 start, shutting out three consecutive opponents to Favorite event attended as a spectator: 1999 Academic All-SEC performers while compiling an open the campaign. Rayfield coached the Illini to three Women’s World Cup Final with 90,000 other overall record of 45-64-7. more shutouts throughout the year, including an upset women’s soccer fans in the Rose Bowl victory over the 19th-ranked Michigan Wolverines. A At Arkansas, Rayfield earned a Master of Science in Winning the first major asset to the Illini defense, senior Hope D’Addario Biggest Sports Thrill: Exercise Science/Biomechanics and also served as national title at UNC, Winning the 2003 Big Ten earned All-Big Ten recognition at the conclusion of the a USYSA Olympic Development staff coach and as Tournament(first title for Illinois Soccer), and season, and 15 Illini were honored for their work in a scout for both the U.S. Women’s World Cup and Winning the U20 World Championship in Japan in the classroom as they were named Academic All-Big Olympic teams. While doing all of this, she was still 2012. Ten honorees. able to continue her playing career, as she led the Biggest influence on my life: My father. He Dallas Sting Soccer Club to the Over-30 National 2015: Janelle Flaws continued to impress in Rayfield’s showed me what it means to have pride in my Championship in 1993. 14th season as she reset Illinois’ all-time goals record. work and to treat people around me fairly and with The record-breaking goal was scored in style as she respect. A tallied the second-fastest hat trick in school history. dvice to young soccer players: Play because you With Rayfield’s coaching, Flaws graduated as one love the game, work hard because you love getting ILLINOIS YEAR-BY-YEAR HIGHLIGHTS of Illinois’ most prolific players, holding the school records for career goals, points, shots and shots on better, compete because you love the challenge …. 2019: The Illini regressed slightly in the wins and loss regardless of whether you win or lose! goal. Rayfield guided the Illini to several significant column, but added a freshman class that became wins in the 2015 season, upsetting No. 11-ranked What is the “ideal” Illinois soccer player? She is impact players for the 2019 Illini squad. After going and previously undefeated Rutgers in the Big Ten disciplined, hard working, and self-motivated. She 6-1 in nonconference play, including a 3-2 win at #22 home opener. Junior Allison Stucky was credited with has a great desire to improve and a willingness to Pepperdine early in the season, the Illini proceeded the first goal against the Scarlet Knights all season learn. She has a passion for the game that makes to finish the season 3-7-1 to finish with an overall in the victory. Rayfield’s squad qualified for its fifth- the hard work not a sacrifice but a choice. She record of 9-8-1. Kelly Maday was the lone All-B1G consecutive Big Ten Tournament with a 3-1 victory smiles and sweats at the same time because she selection for the Illini, but the program named a record over Minnesota in the regular season finale. loves what she does. She always competes with 20 student-athletes to the Academic All-B1G list in everything she has because she expects everyone the 2019 season. The Illini played their first game at 2014: In her 13th season with the Illini, Rayfield to do the same. She is a champion – not because the new Demirjian Park on Sept. 15, a 2-0 win over guided veteran Illini all-star Jannelle Flaws to her she has won titles but because she strives to do Colorado College. second consecutive Big Ten Forward of the Year her best in every facet of her life. honor, and also saw her receive NSCAA Third Team 2018: Rayfield's 2018 squad let nothing stand in All-American recognition. Rayfield guided the Illini to its way throughout the season, as she guided the their 11th Big Ten tournament appearance and the program to an 11-8-1 record and a return to the That championship would be the first of 18 NCAA team finished with 10 wins on the season. Big Ten Tournament. Rayfield's Illini advanced to national titles in the storied history of the North the quarterfinal round after defeating Wisconsin on Carolina program. 2013: Rayfield guided Illinois to its fourth Sweet penalty kicks (3-0). Five Illini were honored by the Sixteen appearance in 2013, as her squad closed During her career at North Carolina, Rayfield was league following the season in Katie Murray, Alicia the season with an 11-9-3 record. After an early exit a captain all four years and led the Tar Heels to an Barker and Jaelyn Cunningham (Second Team) as well from the Big Ten Tournament, Rayfield’s Illini took on overall record of 73-9 in that span. She also left her as Makena Silber and Ashley Cathro (All-Freshman No. 21 Washington State in the first round of NCAA mark all over the Carolina record books. Today she Team). The honors continued to roll in for Murray and Tournament play. The Orange and Blue advanced to still ranks in the top three in seven different offensive Barker as the two were recognized by the United Soccer face Portland in the second round of the tournament categories, including holding the school records for Coaches Association as All-North Region Second Team after defeating the Cougars 3-1 in penalty kicks. A 4-3, most goals in a game (6) and most points in a game honorees. come-from-behind victory over Portland in the second (12), both set against the Chapel Hill Club in 1979. round of play advanced Illinois to the Sweet Sixteen. In : Despite taking a step back in wins and losses, She also currently ranks second to Mia Hamm in career 2017 regular season play, Illinois earned a statement victory Rayfield’s Illini squad continued to make progress goals with 93, third in career points with 223, third in over No. 20 Wisconsin, led by Jannelle Flaws who both on and off the field during the 2017 campaign. single-season points with 74 in 1981 and tied for third tallied two goals in the contest. Illinois finished the The squad took a service trip to Nicaragua prior to in single-season goals with 30 in both 1979 and 1981. year with 54 goals scored, the most in a season under preseason training, partnering with the Soccer Without Rayfield, and many of those goals were contributed After earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Borders organization. Operating under the mantra by Flaws, who finished the season tied for first in the Mathematical Sciences from North Carolina in 1983, of “Kaizen,” or continuous improvement, the 2017 nation with a school-record 23 goals. Flaws also set a Rayfield worked as a Senior Software Engineer for E-Systems in Garland, Texas, where she wrote NCAA TOURNAMENT FINISH BIG TEN FINISH numerous computer programs and worked her way up (During the Rayfield Era) (During the Rayfield Era) to management level. Elite Eight ����������������������������������������������������������2004 2nd������������������������������������������������ 2003, 2006, 2011 When she wasn’t working, Rayfield was still heavily Sweet Sixteen ��������������������������������� 2006, 2008, 2013 3rd ����������������������������������������������������������������������2007 Second Round ������������������������������ 2005, 2007, 2011, 4th ��������������������������������������� 2004, 2005, 2010, 2012 involved with the game she loves. She played seven 5th ������������������������������������������������� 2008, 2013, 2018 seasons with the Ladies’ Football Club in Dallas and ���������������������������������������������������������������������������2012 7th ...... 2014 was the captain on six of those squads, leading them First Round ��������������������������������������������� 2003, 2010 8th ������������������������������������������������� 2002, 2009, 2015 to three National Titles in 1985, ‘87 and ‘89. During 11th...... 2016, 2019 that same time, she was head coach of the Texas Spirit 13th...... 2017

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 5 COACHING STAFF school record with her 126 shots on the year. Illinois finished the year ranked No. round, 2-1, as Rayfield secured the second conference championship of her tenure. 25 by the NSCAA. Vanessa DiBernardo, who became Illinois’ highest drafted player in school history following the season, completed her decorated career No. 3 on the With the automatic bid for the conference secure, Illinois put its 11-game unbeaten all-time list with 43 goals along with being named a Capital One second-team streak on the line against the defending National Champions, Notre Dame, in the Academic All-American and an NSCAA third team Scholar All-American. NCAA Tournament First Round. In a season of firsts, the Orange and Blue continued their record-setting ways with a 1-0 win over the Fighting Irish - becoming the first team to beat the defending champs in the first round in the tournament’s 30-year history. The 17th and final victory of the year for Illinois simultaneously marked the program-high for single-season victories as the Illini had previously finished with 16 wins on three occasions - all under Rayfield. 2012: Rayfield’s 11th season saw the Illini finish 10-9-4 and reach the Big Ten Tournament Championship game along with the second round of the NCAA 2010: The 2010 season saw Rayfield guide the Illini to their seventh NCAA Tournament. The year was full of highlights as Rayfield’s squad earned the tournament appearance since assuming head coaching duties before the 2002 program’s first ever win in Ann Arbor vs. No. 24 Michigan. Rayfield also guided her season. Throughout the regular season, Illinois exhibited the dominance against team past Minnesota despite trailing by two goals and a player 15 minutes into the non-conference opponents and visiting foes that has made the Orange and Blue match. Rayfield’s Illini also knocked off No. 3 Penn State, 1-0, to earn the program’s successful throughout the program’s history. Illinois rolled through its out-of- first-ever win against a Top-3 opponent. 2012 also marked the year Rayfield’s stint conference slate, accumulating a 7-1-0 record with six shutout victories while as Assistant Coach for the U-20 U.S. Women’s National Team was rewarded with a holding opponents to only six goals in nine home games, earning an 8-1-0 mark gold medal at the U-20 World Cup in Japan. Rayfield then became the first woman in the process. In 2010, Rayfield created a dynamic offense while maintaining the to win the NSCAA Honor Award. shutdown defense that has highlighted her tenure with Illinois, earning a 13-5-1 overall record, 6-3-1 Big Ten mark and national rankings throughout much of the 2011: Rayfield’s first decade of leadership at Illinois culminated in one of the most non-conference slate and the entire Big Ten schedule. The 32 goals produced by the successful seasons in program history - with the Illini earning a 17-5-2 record, Illinois offense marked the second-highest seasonal total in program history as the the 2011 Big Ten Tournament Title and another NCAA Tournament appearance. defense stifled opponents, holding the Illini’s foes to only 16 goals in 19 games, the During the 24-game schedule, the Orange and Blue earned a program-best eight- third-fewest ever for an Illinois team. game winning streak and 12-game undefeated mark, while the 17 victories rank as a school record. Though Illinois fell in the NCAA Tournament Second Round at 2009: Throughout the 2009 season, different Illini stepped forward to secure Elite Eight-bound and No. 4-nationally ranked Oklahoma State, 1-0, to end the victories against one of the most difficult schedules in the country. The Illini faced remarkable year despite outshooting the Cowgirls, Rayfield left an indelible mark on 12 eventual NCAA Tournament participants, including five Big Ten teams. With the 2011 college soccer season, one during which Illinois experienced tremendous her experience facing high-caliber opponents, Rayfield was able to guide Illinois success in tandem with adapting a new formation strategy and employing five first- to victories over 2009 NCAA Tournament-bound Illinois State, UC Santa Barbara, time starters on the field. Milwaukee and Michigan State by a combined score of 15-1. Illinois also saw the emergence of young talent on the field throughout 2009 under Rayfield’s guidance The NSCAA recognized sophomore Vanessa DiBernardo with All-America honors as Niki Read earned Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors and Shayla Mutz was while the Big Ten named DiBernardo the Midfielder of the Year and Soccer America named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team. Rayfield also successfully guided her named the Naperville, Ill., native a second team All-American as well. DiBernardo fourth player into the Women’s Professional Soccer league (WPS) as midfielder continued to grow throughout the season under Rayfield’s tutelage - finishing with Jackie Santacaterina was drafted with the 60th pick by the Chicago Red Stars. the second-most single-season goals (17) and points (39) in program history while accumulating the third-most game-winning tallies (eight) in the NCAA over the course of the season. On defense, converted midfielder Jenna Carosio also benefited RAYFIELD BY THE NUMBERS from Rayfield’s guidance throughout her senior season and first as a starter. Carosio filled the void in the center of Illinois’ defense left by the graduation of Danielle Kot 2 Big Ten Tournament Titles and Krystin Miller, earning Big Ten Defender of the Year and First Team All-Big 4 Times she has reached at least the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen Ten honors with DiBernardo. Illinois was equally impressive in the classroom, with Carosio tallying NSCAA Academic All-America honors in addition to totaling CoSIDA 4 Big Ten Medal of Honor recipients coached Academic All-District with DiBernardo and Megan Pawloski, while 12 players were 6 Consecutive NCAA Tournament berths (from 2003-08) named Academic All-Big Ten award recipients. In total, more than 70 individual and team awards were handed out to the Orange and Blue during the 2011 season. 8 Players coached who have played for their national teams 7 Highest rank at Illinois - by Soccer Buzz on Nov. 10, 2003 The Orange and Blue opened the fall with the dynamic offensive firepower expected, outscoring Gonzaga, eventual MAC Champion Toledo and Ball State, 15-2, to race 8 NCAA Round she guided Illinois to in 2004 out to a 3-0 mark to start the season. The schedule-opening firepower became the 10 Total number of times she has taken Illinois to the NCAA Tournament 26th highest scoring offense in the country of 330 ranked teams by seasons-end, with the Orange and Blue going on to net 142 points on 53 goals and 36 assists - the 12 Consecutive years Illinois earned a spot in the Top-25 (2003-2014) most in Rayfield’s tenure. However, as the season progressed into the all-important 16 First team All-Big Ten selections conference slate, the true dynamic nature of Rayfield’s program blossomed as the defense evolved into the lock-down unit needed to propel Illinois to the No. 2 seeding 17 Illinois career record for most wins in a single season in the Big Ten Tournament. 19 Seasons at Illinois (2002-Present) After blowing out Indiana, 4-1, the Illini produced five consecutive shutouts, 19 Years of amateur and professional playing experience including four straight by one-goal margins as Illinois downed Purdue, Michigan 28 Wins against ranked opponents State, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Northwestern in succession. Though the Illini finally allowed a goal at Nebraska to end the 554-minute shutout streak - only 30 Goals scored in 1981 - 3rd in North Carolina school history 77 minutes shy of the program record - Illinois continued to reel off victories with 74 Points scored in 1981 - 3rd in North Carolina school history triumphs over the Cornhuskers and Michigan capping the regular season and establishing the program record for consecutive victories. 93 Wins vs. Big Ten teams in 18 seasons 93 Career goals at North Carolina - 2nd in school history Entering the 2011 Big Ten Tournament as a predicted favorite to win it all, the Orange and Blue did not disappoint. After using penalty kicks to fight past Ohio 202 Career wins at Illinois State in the quarterfinals after tying through double overtime, Illinois downed 223 Career points at North Carolina - 3rd in school history Michigan State, 1-0, in overtime during the semifinals and again used extra minutes to beat No. 11-nationally ranked Penn State in dramatic fashion in the final 247 Career coaching wins

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2008: The 2008 season was an absolute success as Illinois made a trip to the by the NSCAA, while Zurrer was a third-team selection by the NSCAA. NCAA Round of 16 for the third time in five seasons. Three Illini earned All- Big Ten honors, including first-team defender Emily Zurrer and second team 2005: The Illini wasted no time in the 2005 season, defeating No. 17 Nebraska honorees midfielder Jackie Santacaterina and defender Danielle Kot. Zurrer 1-0 early on. The Orange and Blue proceeded to extend its streak of first-round also became the first Illini to earn All-America honors three years in a row. Big Ten Tournament wins to seven and qualify for its third-straight NCAA Additionally, goalkeeper Alexandra Kapicka was named a National Player of the Tournament and fifth in the last six years. Illinois defeated No. 20 Florida in Year finalist by Soccer News Net. Additionally, with the development of the WPS the first round on the Gators’ home field, advancing to the second round of league, three Illini that played under Rayfield’s tutelage were drafted including: the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight year. After the season, senior Ella Masar, Mary Therese McDonnell and Christen Karniski. Rayfield also gained defender Christen Karniski became the most decorated Illini in school history, valuable coaching experience in the summer of 2008 as an assistant with the earning recognition as the Big Ten co-Defensive Player of the Year, second team U.S. Women’s National Team for two of its matches against Canada. All-American by the NSCAA and Soccer Buzz, and first team Scholar All-America by NSCAA among her 10 postseason awards. 2007: Rayfield led Illinois to its fifth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance, advancing to the second round for the fourth year in a row. The squad featured 2004: The Illini were just as successful in 2004 as Rayfield led her team to their seven All-Big Ten selections, including three named to the all-freshman best postseason record in school history, advancing to the Elite Eight of the team, both of which were the most in school history. The Illini also had NCAA Tournament. The Illini finished the season with a record of 4-0 against the two representatives named National Soccer Coaches Association of America always-powerful Big 12 conference, which included a 2-1 come-from-behind Scholar All-Americans in McDonnell and Kara Gostisha. In addition, McDonnell upset over ninth-seeded Texas A&M in the second round of the NCAA tournament. also earned the school’s prestigious Big Ten Medal of Honor while her sister, The squad also set a school record for consecutive wins (7), with Tara Hurless Shannon, was honored with the school’s Fighting Illini Spirit Award. earning All-America status for the second-straight year.

2006: Rayfield guided the 2006 squad to a then-school record-tying 16 wins, a 2003: Rayfield led the Illini to the best season in the program’s history with top-10 ranking, a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament and a berth in the Round a 16-4-2 record, a top-10 national ranking, the program’s first Big Ten of 16. That Illini team also became the first in the history of the Big Ten to boast Tournament title and a top-16 seed in the NCAA Tournament. In addition, the the conference Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year and the Freshman 2003 Illini featured two All-Americans in goalkeeper Leisha Alcia and forward of the Year in Ella Masar (offensive), Zurrer (co-defensive) and Chichi Nweke Tara Hurless, a first for Illinois. For her efforts, Rayfield was named Great Lakes (freshman). In addition, Masar was named a second-team All-America selection Region Coach of the Year by Soccer Buzz.

RAYFIELD’S MARQUEE WINS DATE WIN OPPONENT SCORE LOCATION First at Illinois Sept. 6, 2002 Butler 4-2 Champaign, Ill. First vs. Top 25 Sept. 8, 2002 No. 25 Cincinnati 3-0 Champaign, Ill. First vs. Big Ten Sept. 29, 2002 Northwestern 3-1 Champaign, Ill. First Big Ten Tournament Nov. 7, 2002 vs. No. 11 Penn State 4-3 East Lansing, Mich. First Big Ten Tournament Title Nov. 9, 2003 vs. Michigan 2-0 Madison, Wis. First vs. Top 10 Sept. 14, 2004 No. 8 Kansas 1-0 Champaign, Ill. First NCAA Tournament Nov. 12, 2004 vs. Rice 2-0 College Station, Texas 50th Career Oct. 6, 2002 Minnesota 5-2 Champaign, Ill. 50th at Illinois Oct. 21, 2005 at Indiana 1-0 Bloomington, Ind. 50th in Big Ten Conference Oct. 17. 2009 at Iowa 3-1 Iowa City, Iowa 100th Career Win Sept. 8, 2006 Syracuse 4-0 Champaign, Ill. 100th at Illinois Oct. 30, 2009 Michigan St. 5-0 Champaign, Ill. 150th Career Sept. 11, 2010 at Cincinnati 3-0 Cincinnati, Ohio Second Big Ten Tournament Title Nov. 6, 2011 vs. No. 11 Penn State 2-1 (OT) Evanston, Ill. First vs. Top 3 Nov. 2, 2012 vs. No. 3 Penn State 1-0 Bloomington, Ind. 150th Career Win Sept. 11, 2010 at Cincinnati 3-0 Cincinnati, Ohio 150th at Illinois Oct. 31, 2013 at Minnesota 3-1 Minneapolis, Minn. 200th Career Win Sept. 5, 2014 at Charleston 3-0 Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 200th at Illinois Sept. 20, 2019 Northwestern 3-1 Champaign, Ill.

RAYFIELD’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR OVERALL RECORD BIG TEN RECORD BIG TEN FINISH NCAA FINISH 2002 9-11-1 4-6-0 8th N/A 2003 16-4-2 7-1-2 2nd First Round 2004 16-6-2 5-3-2 4th Elite Eight 2005 12-7-3 6-3-1 4th Second Round 2006 16-8-0 8-2-0 2nd Sweet Sixteen 2007 12-7-2 6-3-1 3rd Second Round 2008 12-9-2 5-5-0 T-5th Sweet Sixteen 2009 7-9-3 2-6-2 T-8th N/A 2010 13-5-1 6-3-1 4th First Round 2011 17-5-2 8-2-1 2nd Second Round 2012 10-9-4 6-4-1 T-4th Second Round 2013 11-9-3 5-5-1 T-5th Sweet Sixteen 2014 10-8-2 5-6-2 7th N/A 2015 10-6-3 4-4-3 8th N/A 2016 6-11-2 5-3-1 11th N/A 2017 5-14-0 2-9-0 13th N/A 2018 11-8-1 6-5-0 T-5th N/A 2019 9-8-1 3-7-1 11th N/A TOTALS 202-144-34 93-77-19 2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 7 COACHING STAFF

RAYFIELD’S RECORD AT ILLINOIS BY OPPONENT Northern Illinois 1-0-0 BY CONFERENCE Arizona 0-0-1 Northern Kentucky 1-0-0 American Athletic 2-0-0 Arizona State 1-1-0 Northwestern 10-7-2 ACC 1-7-0 Auburn 1-1-0 Notre Dame 1-3-0 Atlantic-10 6-3-0 Ball State 2-0-0 Oakland (Mich.) 2-1-0 Big East 9-4-0 Boston College 0-1-0 Ohio 1-0-0 Big Ten (includes Tournaments) 102-90-25 Butler 3-0-0 Ohio State 6-9-4 Big 12 11-9-1 Cal State Northridge 1-0-0 Oklahoma 0-1-0 Big West 2-0-0 Cincinnati 2-0-0 Oklahoma State 1-2-0 Colonial Athletic Association 3-1-0 College of Charleston 2-0-0 Oregon 1-0-0 Conference USA 5-1-0 Colorado 2-0-0 Penn State 4-20-0 Horizon League 11-0-1 Colorado College 2-0-0 Pepperdine 1-1-0 Ivy League 1-0-0 Connecticut 0-1-0 Portland 2-1-0 Mid-American 7-2-0 Dayton 2-1-0 Purdue 10-8-2 Mid-Continent 1-1-0 Denver 0-0-1 Rice 1-0-0 Missouri Valley 15-3-1 DePaul 1-1-0 Rutgers 1-3-1 Mountain West 2-0-0 Duke 1-0-0 Saint Louis 3-2-0 Ohio Valley 5-0-0 Eastern Illinois 1-0-0 San Francisco 1-1-0 Pac-12 5-8-3 Evansville 4-0-0 Santa Clara 0-1-0 SBC 0-0-1 Florida 2-1-0 SIUE 1-0-0 SEC 6-6-0 Florida International 1-0-0 Southeast Missouri State 2-0-0 West Coast 5-4-0 Florida State 0-2-0 South Carolina 1-0-0 Stanford 0-0-1 George Mason 1-0-0 TOTAL RECORD AT ILLINOIS Georgia 1-0-0 Syracuse 1-0-0 Overall 202-144-34 (.576) Gonzaga 1-0-0 TCU 1-1-0 Home 118-38-8 (.744) Illinois State 8-2-2 Tennessee 0-1-0 Road 59-89-20 (.411) Indiana 11-5-3 Texas 0-1-0 Neutral 25-15-7 (.606) Indiana State 2-1-0 Texas A&M 1-2-0 Big Ten Regular Season 93-77-19 (.542) Iowa 9-6-1 Toledo 1-0-0 Non-Conference 91-46-8 (.655) Iowa State 1-0-0 UAB 1-0-0 Big Ten Tournament 11-10-5 (.591) Kansas 2-0-0 UC Santa Barbara 2-0-0 NCAA Tournament 10-10-3 (.500) Kentucky 0-1-0 UCF 0-1-0 In Overtime 21-18-33 (.521) Louisville 5-0-0 UCLA 0-3-0 vs. Ranked Teams 30-57-7 (.356) Loyola-Chicago 3-0-0 USC 0-2-0 LSU 1-0-0 Utah 1-0-0 Marquette 0-1-0 Virginia Tech 0-1-0 Maryland 2-4-0 Wake Forest 0-1-0 Memphis 1-0-0 Washington 1-3-0 Miami (Ohio) 2-1-0 Washington State 1-0-1 Michigan 7-11-1 Western Illinois 1-0-0 Michigan State 16-1-3 Western Michigan 1-1-0 Milwaukee 2-0-0 William & Mary 0-1-0 Minnesota 11-6-3 Wisconsin 9-8-4 Missouri 2-5-2 Wisconsin-Green Bay 1-0-0 Morehead State 1-0-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0-0-1 Nebraska 7-2-0 Wright State 2-0-0 North Carolina 0-3-0 Xavier 1-0-0 Yale 1-0-0

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Freeman helped to players score goals throughout the season, and sophomore goalkeeper Jaelyn coach standout Vanessa DiBernardo to a pair of Cunningham moved into second all-time for her 106 saves on the year. The Illini All-America honors and saw Jannelle Flaws lead faced a slate of tough nationally ranked opponents throughout the season, and the nation and break the school record for goals held No. 8-ranked Penn State scoreless for more than 109 minutes on their home scored. field. Freeman once again helped to bring in a talented signing class as the Orange and Blue announced 11 newcomers for the 2018 campaign including several The Illini have turned in two of the top four players with national team experience. single-season goal totals in school history during Freeman’s tenure in Champaign. The Orange 2016: The 2016 campaign was a whirlwind for the Illini as Freeman and the squad and Blue netted 54 goals in 2013 and 53 goals in 2011, which rank third and welcomed a large, yet talented, freshman class while also graduating 11 seniors. fourth, respectively, on the all-time list. UI boasts an overall record of 77-34-11 With Freeman’s assistance, the Illini shut out three consecutive opponents to start over the past seven seasons with four NCAA Tournament appearances, a Big Ten the season, while receiving votes in the first NSCAA Women’s Rankings. Freeman Tournament title in 2011 and a Big Ten Tournament runner-up finish in 2012. helped coach the Orange and Blue to six total shutouts, including a victory over the 19th-ranked Michigan Wolverines. A major asset to the Illini defense, senior Hope Freeman brought a wealth of experience and tactical expertise to Champaign, D’Addario earned All-Big Ten recognition at the conclusion of the season, and 15 Illinois, after serving as a member of the University of Miami (Fla.) women’s soccer Illini were honored for their work in the classroom as they were named Academic staff from 2004-10, including the final three years as the associate head coach. He All-Big Ten honorees. played a prominent role in Miami earning conference and national recognition with top-25 rankings and back-to-back appearances in the 2007-08 NCAA Tournaments 2015: With Freeman’s coaching, redshirt senior Jannelle Flaws made the 2015 as he assisted in all aspects of recruiting and team administration. As the season memorable for the Illini as she reset the school’s all-time career goals recruiting coordinator, Freeman was responsible for the Hurricanes’ 2007 top-25 record in style. She recorded the second-fastest hat trick in school history against recruiting class, which included ACC Freshman of the Year Brittney Steinbruch, Saint Louis to score the record-breaking goal. The 2015 season saw the Orange and and fellow U-20 National Team member Brittney Macdonald. Blue upset No. 11-ranked and previously undefeated Rutgers in their Big Ten home opener, as junior Allison Stucky scored the first goal against the Scarlet Knights all Freeman joined the Hurricanes’ staff after serving as an assistant coach at his season. Freeman helped the Illini secure their fifth consecutive Big Ten Tournament alma mater, Missouri State, for four years. The Bears’ goalkeeping units earned appearance in a 3-1 regular season finale victory over Minnesota as well. Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Defensive Player of the Year and conference tournament MVP honors in addition to weekly MVC defensive accolades under 2014: The 2014 slate saw the Illini close the year with a 10-8-2 record. With Freeman’s tutelage, while Missouri State won the MVC crown and earned its first Freeman’s assistance, Illini redshirt senior Jannelle Flaws was named Disney NCAA Tournament appearance with Freeman’s guidance. Soccer/NSCAA National Player of the Week, the first Illini to ever earn the recognition. Flaws continued on to be named the unanimous Big Ten Forward of the As a student-athlete at Missouri State, Freeman earned academic all-conference Year for the second-straight season. She led the Big Ten and tied for 12th in the recognition as a goalkeeper with the Bears and was a member of the 1997 squad NCAA with 17 goals, also being tabbed a third-team NSCAA All-American. that made the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance after earning a top- 10 national ranking and the MVC regular season title. 2013: Freeman helped guide the Illini to their fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen in school history in 2013, as they finished 11-9-3 overall. He coached Freeman and his wife, Jamie, have two daughters, Ellie (10) and Rylie (8). Jamie Big Ten Forward of the Year Jannelle Flaws to a school-record 23 goals, which was was also a soccer standout at Missouri State. A four-year letterwinner, she was the tied for the most in the NCAA. Vanessa DiBernardo, who became Illinois’ highest team captain for three seasons. Jamie was a three-time MVC All-Conference First drafted player in school history following the season, completed her decorated Team selection and was named to the 2006 MVC Centennial Team. career No. 3 on the all-time list with 43 goals, with Freeman coaching her during three of four seasons. Freeman, who earned a bachelor’s and master’s in education from Missouri State, is accredited as a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) `A’ Licensed Coach and 2012: In 2012, Freeman served as the interim head coach for the non-conference holds a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma. He has served as a clinician at 2014, portion of the schedule while Rayfield was coaching with U.S. Soccer’s U-20 2015, 2016 and 2017 NSCAA Conventions. National Team at the World Cup. Freeman helped coach the Illini to the NCAA Tournament where they advanced to the second round after knocking off neighbor- state rival Missouri. Freeman also helped guide the Illini to their fifth Big Ten Tournament title game. In addition, Freeman took the reins of the Illini program for YEAR-BY-YEAR ILLINOIS HIGHLIGHTS the first seven games of the season against one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the country. Illinois finished 10-9-4 on the year. 2019: The Illini regressed slightly in the wins and loss column, but added a freshman class that became impact players for the 2019 Illini squad. After going 2011: In 2011, Freeman was integral in the process of implementing the formation 6-1 in nonconference play, including a 3-2 win at #22 Pepperdine early in the changes that led the Orange and Blue to a 17-5-2 overall record, the most wins season, the Illini proceeded to finish the season 3-7-1 to finish with an overall in a single season in school history and a Big Ten Tournament title victory over record of 9-8-1. Kelly Maday was the lone All-B1G selection for the Illini, but the No. 11 Penn State. Freeman worked with both the offensive and defensive units program named a record 20 student-athletes to the Academic All-B1G list in the throughout the season, also serving as a key contributor to the Illini’s recruiting 2019 season. The Illini played their first game at the new Demirjian Park on Sept. efforts while performing additional administrative and travel-related duties. 15, a 2-0 win over Colorado College.

2018: The 2018 Illini squad let nothing stand in its way throughout the season, as Freeman helped to guide the program to an 11-8-1 record and a return to the Big Ten Tournament. The Orange and Blue advanced to the quarterfinal round after defeating Wisconsin on penalty kicks (3-0). Five Illini were honored by the 2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 9 COACHING STAFF LISA LUBKE ASSISTANT COACH - SECOND SEASON Lisa Lubke begins her second season as assistant coach with the Fighting Illini soccer program in 2019. A native of Columbus, Ohio, Lubke will primarily work with the team's goalkeepers, and will be an asset to many other areas of the program. Lubke comes Prior to her stint at Northern Colorado, Lubke served as a volunteer assistant to Illinois after spending the 2018 season with the with the women's soccer program at Santa Clara University. Northern Colorado Bears. In addition to collegiate coaching experience, Lubke also brings youth coaching "I am excited to add Lisa to our staff and our Illini experience to Champaign as she served as the director of goalkeeping for Vision Soccer family," Rayfield said of Lubke at the time Soccer Club, from 2015-2018. While in that role she also served as head coach of her hire. "Lisa will add a knowledge base that of the girls U15 - U18 age groups. comes from her varied experiences as a player and a coach. She also brings an energy rising from her A 2012 graduate of Radford University, Lubke was a two-time all-conference passion for the game and for developing the players. Lisa's drive fits the Illini selection for the Highlanders. She was named the 2009 Big South Conference motto - Unify. Develop. Inspire. Achieve. I see her impacting our program in Preseason Player of the Year and earned Preseason Conference Defensive each of those ways." Player of the Year honors in 2010. After leading Radford to two Big South Championships, Lubke continued her playing career at Durham University in the "I'm excited to join the Illini soccer family," Lubke said. "Janet {Rayfield} has UK where she won a BUCS National Championship. built a strong program and I'm really looking forward to working with the talented student-athletes in Champaign." Lubke earned her Bachelor's degree in Exercise, Sport and Health Education from Radford University, and returned to school to earn a Master's degree in During her time with the UNC Bears, Lubke helped coach the team to a 12-8-1 Management-Entrepreneurship from Durham University. She holds her C license record on the way to a Big Sky Tournament Championship match appearance. from the United States Soccer Federation and has her Advanced National With Lubke's assistance, the Bears became the first team in Big Sky history to Goalkeeper diploma and Premier Diploma from the United Soccer Coaches. earn 10 or more wins in five consecutive seasons. She worked closely with Bears' goalkeeper, Taylor Washington, who posted four shutouts in 2018, the fifth most Lubke currently resides in Champaign with her fiancée, Selena. by a keeper in UNC Division 1 history.

NICHOLE TIGGS VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH - FIRST SEASON Nichole Tiggs is in her first season on the Fighting to continue their athletic careers at U.S. colleges and universities. She coached Illini soccer staff in 2020-21. A native of Chandler, U18 for the Casey Comets and played for the Comets' senior team. Arizona, Tiggs comes to Illinois with nearly a decade of coaching experience at the NCAA and club levels. Tiggs began her coaching career at the University of North Dakota, where she served four seasons (2009-12) as an assistant coach. She helped guide the UND Prior to joining the Orange and Blue, Tiggs spent program's transition from NCAA Division II to Division I, while playing a vital role three years (2017-20) in Nebraska as an Inside Sales in the North Dakota's team and individual training and game analysis. Tiggs Specialist for Lincoln-based Hudl, and balanced also headed UND's camps, clinics and coordinated team travel arrangements. her position at Hudl with her on-field coaching career. Most recently, she served as an assistant A four-year starter at Indiana State from 2002-05, Tiggs was an All-Missouri coach for the 2019 season at Sporting Omaha FC, Valley Conference performer and ended her career as the Sycamore's career an academy affiliate of the Major League Soccer's leader in points and goals. She earned a bachelor's degree in Political Science/ Sporting KC, where she worked with the U14-U18 Legal Studies from ISU in 2006, before moving onto graduate school at UND Girls Development Academy teams helping players and coaches with video where she earned a master's degree in Public Administration in 2008. analysis, and coaching in-game strategy in absence of the head coach. Before joining Sporting Omaha FC, Tiggs spent the 2017 season as an assistant coach Tiggs holds her "C" license from the United States Soccer Federation, and a at NCAA Division III Nebraska Wesleyan. both a Goalkeeping Level II Diploma and National Diploma from United Soccer Coaches. She is also a graduate of the NCAA Women Coaches Academy and is No stranger to the soccer scene in the state of Illinois, Tiggs served as the Wyscout and Sportscode certified. and member of the United Soccer Coaches. Academy Director with the NWSL's Chicago Red Stars from January 2015 through March 2016. In that capacity, she implemented all aspects of a year-round, all- girls soccer youth training program for the Chicago Red Stars Academy. Tiggs joined the Red Stars staff following her stint as the head coach at NCAA Division III Finlandia in Hancock, Michigan. She guided the Lions program through the 2014 season, managing all aspects of the program including recruiting, training and in-game strategy. Prior to leading Finlandia, Tiggs spent 2013 in Melbourne, Australia, as a Career Advisor/Project Manager for NSR Australia, educating soccer prospects and their parents on opportunities

10 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI 2020 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER ILLINI BY POSSIBLE POSITIONS No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/Last College Forwards Defenders 0 Sami Sample GK 5-9 Sr. South Elgin, Illinois/St. Charles North Makala Woods Henar Urteaga 1 Elizabeth Cablk GK 5-10 Sr. Naperville, Illinois/Naperville North Katie Le Sydney Carste 2 Amaya Ellis M 5-5 Jr. Monte Sereno, California/Los Gatos Peyton Willie Aleah Treiterer 3 Eileen Murphy M 5-9 So. La Grange Park, Illinois/Lyons Township Meredith Johnson-Monfort Kendra Pasquale 4 Makala Woods F 5-7 Fr. Monroe, Ohio/Monroe Zoey Kollhoff Ashleigh Lefevre 6 Katie Le F 5-3 Sr. Centreville, Virginia/Centreville Makena Silber Erin McKeown Julia Eichenbaum Joanna Verzosa-Dolezal 7 Peyton Willie F 5-8 r-So. Yorkville, Illinois/Yorkville Summer Garrison Ashley Cathro 8 Henar Urteaga D 5-6 r-Sr. Pamplona, Spain/Colegio San Ignacio Ashley Prell 9 Sydney Carste D 5-6 r-Fr. Sammamish, Washington/Eastlake Lauren Stibich Midfielders 10 Hope Breslin M 5-6 Sr. Massapequa, New York/Massapequa Amaya Ellis 11 Aleah Treiterer D 5-6 So. Sacramento, California/Granite Bay Eileen Murphy Hope Breslin 12 Kendra Pasquale D 5-4 R-So. Naperville, Illinois/Neuqua Valley Goalkeepers Natalie Phelps Haley Singer 13 Haley Singer M 5-7 Sr. Naperville, Illinois/Neuqua Valley Lillian Lucas 14 Meredith Johnson-Monfort F 5-7 R-So. Mahomet, Illinois/Mahomet-Seymour Julia Cili Elizabeth Cablk Jayna Fittipaldo 15 Zoey Kollhoff F 5-8 Fr. St. Charles, Illinois/Burlington Central Katelynn Buescher 16 Ashleigh Lefevre D 5-6 Jr. Brighton, Australia/Firbank Grammar School Sami Sample Maggie Hillman 17 Erin McKeown D 5-3 Jr. Ann Arbor, Michigan/Ann Arbor Pioneer Kennedy Berschel 18 Lilian Lucas M 5-4 So. Plymouth, Michigan/Canton 19 Jayna Fittipaldo M 5-3 Sr. McDonald, Pennsylvania/SouthFayette 20 Makena Silber F 5-7 Jr. Crystal Lake, Illinois/Prairie Ridge ILLINI BY ELIGIBILITY 21 Joanna Verzosa-Dolezal D 5-8 Fr. Delta, British Columbia/Burnaby Central Secondary 22 Katelynn Buescher M 5-4 Jr. Naperville, Illinois/Naperville North Seniors (8) Aleah Treiterer 24 Julia Eichenbaum F 5-3 Fr. West Long Beach, New Jersey/Shore Regional Sami Sample Kendra Pasquale 25 Natalie Phelps GK 5-11 Fr. Wildwood, Missouri/Lafayette Elizabeth Cablk Meredith Johnson-Monfort 26 Summer Garrison F 5-2 So. Pasadena, California/Westridge Hope Breslin Lillian Lucas 27 Maggie Hillman M 5-5 Sr. Naperville, Illinois/Naperville Central Summer Garrison Haley Singer 30 Julia Cili GK 5-8 Fr. Palmetto Bay, Florida/Gulliver Prep Ashley Cathro Katie Le 32 Kennedy Berschel M 5-2 Fr. Bensenville, Illinois/Fenwick Ashley Prell 33 Ashley Cathro D 5-7 r-So. Victoria, British Columbia/Burnaby Secondary Henar Urteaga Jayna Fittipaldo 34 Ashley Prell F 5-4 So. Fox River Grove, Illinois/Barrington Freshmen (8) 35 Lauren Stibich F 5-4 Jr. Western Springs, Illinois/Fenwick Maggie Hillman Makala Woods Sydney Carste ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Juniors (6) Zoey Kollhoff No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/Last College Amaya Ellis Joanna Verzosa-Dolezal 32 Kennedy Berschel M 5-2 Fr. Bensenville, Illinois/Fenwick Ashleigh Lefevre Julia Eichenbaum 10 Hope Breslin M 5-6 Sr. Massapequa, New York/Massapequa Erin McKeown 22 Katelynn Buescher M 5-4 Jr. Naperville, Illinois/Naperville North Natalie Phelps Makena Silber 1 Elizabeth Cablk GK 5-10 Sr. Naperville, Illinois/Naperville North Julia Cili Katelynn Buescher 9 Sydney Carste D 5-6 r-Fr. Sammamish, Washington/Eastlake Kennedy Berschel 33 Ashley Cathro D 5-7 r-So. Victoria, British Columbia/Burnaby Secondary Lauren Stibich 30 Julia Cili GK 5-8 Fr. Palmetto Bay, Florida/Gulliver Prep 24 Julia Eichenbaum F 5-3 Fr. West Long Beach, New Jersey/Shore Regional Sophomores (9) 2 Amaya Ellis M 5-5 Jr. Monte Sereno, California/Los Gatos Eileen Murphy 19 Jayna Fittipaldo M 5-3 Sr. McDonald, Pennsylvania/SouthFayette Peyton Willie 26 Summer Garrison F 5-2 So. Pasadena, California/Westridge 27 Maggie Hillman M 5-5 Sr. Naperville, Illinois/Naperville Central 14 Meredith Johnson-Monfort F 5-7 R-So. Mahomet, Illinois/Mahomet-Seymour PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 15 Zoey Kollhoff F 5-8 Fr. St. Charles, Illinois/Burlington Central 6 Katie Le F 5-3 Sr. Centreville, Virginia/Centreville Katelynn Buescher BISH-er 16 Ashleigh Lefevre D 5-6 Jr. Brighton, Australia/Firbank Grammar School Elizabeth Cablk cab-lick 18 Lilian Lucas M 5-4 So. Plymouth, Michigan/Canton Julia Cili chili 17 Erin McKeown D 5-3 Jr. Ann Arbor, Michigan/Ann Arbor Pioneer Amaya Ellis uh-MY-uh 3 Eileen Murphy M 5-9 So. La Grange Park, Illinois/Lyons Township Katie Le Lay 12 Kendra Pasquale D 5-4 R-So. Naperville, Illinois/Neuqua Valley Ashleigh Lefevre luh-fev 25 Natalie Phelps GK 5-11 Fr. Wildwood, Missouri/Lafayette Erin McKeown Mick-cue-en 34 Ashley Prell F 5-4 So. Fox River Grove, Illinois/Barrington Kendra Pasquale Pas-qual-ee 0 Sami Sample GK 5-9 Sr. South Elgin, Illinois/St. Charles North Makena Silber MUH-ken-uh 20 Makena Silber F 5-7 Jr. Crystal Lake, Illinois/Prairie Ridge Aleah Treiterer Try-ter-er 13 Haley Singer M 5-7 Sr. Naperville, Illinois/Neuqua Valley 35 Lauren Stibich F 5-4 Jr. Western Springs, Illinois/Fenwick Henar Urteaga Hen-are Your-te-ga 11 Aleah Treiterer D 5-6 So. Sacramento, California/Granite Bay Joanna Verzosa-Dolezal Dough-lay-zal 8 Henar Urteaga D 5-6 r-Sr. Pamplona, Spain/Colegio San Ignacio 21 Joanna Verzosa-Dolezal D 5-8 Fr. Delta, British Columbia/Burnaby Central Secondary 7 Peyton Willie F 5-8 r-So. Yorkville, Illinois/Yorkville 4 Makala Woods F 5-7 Fr. Monroe, Ohio/Monroe

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 11 THE FIGHTING ILLINI SAMI SAMPLE 5-9 // SENIOR // GOALKEEPER 0 SOUTH ELGIN, ILLINOIS // ST. CHARLES NORTH // TEAM CHICAGO, AURORA HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten 2013 St. Charles North Team MVP...2015 Honorable Mention All- 2018-19 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Conference...Four-time Academic All-Conference honoree...Helped 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Team Chicago to a National League Championship...Played basketball 2019-20 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar 2019-20 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductee for four years in addition to soccer...Member of the National Honor Society..Member of the Spanish National Honor Society. AT ILLINOIS 2019 - JUNIOR: Did not appear for the Illini PERSONAL Daughter of Mike and Ann Sample...Born November 25, 1998...Her grandfather, Ken Bowman, played football for the Green Bay Packers SAMPLE'S CAREER BESTS 2018 - SOPHOMORE: Made her Illinois debut against SIUE, playing just over 14 minutes in goal. from 1964-73...Aspires to become a physician’s assistant...Lists Minutes: 14:22 (SIUE, 9/2/18) Russell Westbrook as her favorite athlete. Did not appear for the Illini. Saves: -- 2017 - FRESHMAN: Assists: -- Points: -- SAMPLE'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS MINUTES GA GAA SAVES SAVE% W L T SO 2018 1 0 14;22 0 0.00 0 000 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 1 0 14;22 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0

ELIZABETH CABLK 5-10 // SENIOR // GOALKEEPER 1 NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // NAPERVILLE NORTH // NSA PREMIER HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten 2016 IHSSCA All-State selection...Two-time DVC Academic All-Conference 2018 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar honoree...Two-time DVC All-Conference selection...2016 Chicagoland Soccer 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten All-State Team...Won the 2016 Disney Showcase with NSA Premier...Helped NSA 2019-20 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Premier to a second place finish at the 2015 ODP National Championships... 2019-20 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductee Won two Illinois State Cup Championships with NSA Premier...4.0 GPA Award recipient...2016 Illinois State Scholar. AT ILLINOIS 2019 - JUNIOR: Made first career appearance with two saves in the second half PERSONAL at Maryland. Daughter of Neil and Kristi Cablk...Born May 22, 1999...Has one sister, Megan... Plans to study business at Illinois with aspirations to attend law school...Was a CABLK'S CAREER BESTS 2018 - SOPHOMORE: Did not make an appearance for Illinois. member of her high school’s 2017 Class Board and First Class Executive Board... Lists baking as one of her hobbies. Minutes: 45:00 (at Maryland, 10/6/19) 2017 - FRESHMAN: Did not make an appearance for Illinois. Saves: 2 (at Maryland, 10/6/19) Assists: -- Points: -- CABLK'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS MINUTES GA GAA SAVES SAVE% W L T SO 2019 1 0 45:00 2 2.00 2 500 0 0 0 - TOTAL 1 0 45:00 2 2.00 2 .500 0 0 0 -

12 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI AMAYA ELLIS 5-5 // JUNIOR // MIDFIELD 2 MONTE SERENO, CALIFORNIA // LOS GATOS // CALIFORNIA THORNS HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Early enrollee to the University of Illinois...Spent three years playing in Germany 2019-20 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar for FFC Frankfurt...Played for the Trinidad & Tobago U15, U17 and U20 National teams...16 International Caps for Trinidad & Tobago...Named to CONCACAF Girls' U15 Championships 2014 Best XI Team in the Cayman Islands...Earned AT ILLINOIS the 2014 Most Valuable Player award T&T vs. Guatemala CONCACAF U15 2019 - SOPHOMORE: Played in 16 games for Illinois with seven total starts Championships...Played in the 2013 CONCACAF U17 Women's Championships including the final six games of the season...Recorded one shot at Maryland in Montego Bay, Jamaica...2013 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) U17 Women's (Oct. 6)...Logged 902 minutes (56.4 per game)...Played a career-high 90 Champion. minutes vs. Michigan (10/11/19) and at Penn State (10/17/19).

2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in 13 games for Illinois, making her career debut PERSONAL ELLIS' CAREER BESTS at No. 6 North Carolina...Put her first career shot on goal against Ohio State Daughter of Mark and Angela Ellis...Born October 31, 1999...Has one sibling, (Sept. 20)...Averaged 29 minutes played per game, appearing for a career-best Che...Enjoys reading and hiking in her spare time...Lists former collegiate football Goals: --- 49 minutes at No. 3 Duke. player Inky Johnson as her favorite athlete...Plans to study Communications. Shots: 1 (twice, last at Maryland, 10/6/19) Assists: --- Points: --- ELLIS' CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2018 13 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 380 2019 16 7 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 902 TOTAL 29 7 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 1282

EILEEN MURPHY 5-9 // SOPHOMORE // MIDFIELD 3 LA GRANGE PARK, ILLINOIS // LYONS TOWNSHIP // WINDY CITY PRIDE AT ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL 2019 - FRESHMAN: Played in 15 games for Illinois with 10 starts...Recorded 2016 ODP State Team member...2016 ODP Region II Team member...Three-time two goals on the season, both game winners...Scored her first collegiate goal in Chicago Tribune All-Area Team honoree...Two-time IHSA First Team All-State the Illini's 3-2 home win over Dayton (Aug. 25), nad netted her second in a 2-1 honoree...Received United Soccer Coaches First Team All-Midwest honors twice... road win at Butler (Sept. 12)...Ranked seventh on the team with four points... Helped Windy City Pride to a 2018 Phoenix PDT Championship...Won the 2017 Tallied 11 shots on the season, putting six on goals, both ranking sixth on the Disney Qualifier Championship with Windy City Pride...Helped Windy City Pride team...Recorded a season-high three shots at Illinois State (Sept. 8)...Recorded to a 2013 US Club Soccer National Championship...Illinois State Scholar...Mu 779 minutes including a full 90 minutes at Illinois State (Sept. 8). Alpha Theta Math Society Member...National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society member.

PERSONAL ELLIS' CAREER BESTS Born May 11, 2001...Daughter of Patrick and Noreen Murphy...Has three siblings, Jack, Patrick and Sheila...Enjoys cooking and spending time with family and Goals: 1 (twice, last at Butler, 9/12/19) friends in her spare time...Credits her sister, Sheila, for influencing her athletic Shots: 3 (at Illinois State, 9/8/19) career. Assists: --- Points: 2 (twice, last at Butler, 9/12/19) MURPHY'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2019 15 10 2 0 4 12 167 7 583 0-0 1-1 2 782 TOTAL 15 10 2 0 4 12 .167 7 .583 0-0 1-1 2 782

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 13 THE FIGHTING ILLINI MAKALA WOODS 5-7 // FRESHMAN // FORWARD MONROE, OHIO // MONROE // CINCINNATI DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY

4 and influence on her athletic career...Lists fellow Cincinnatian Rose HIGH SCHOOL Lettered in her only season on the pitch for Monroe High School Lavelle as her favorite athlete after training with Lavelle before she soccer...Led Monroe to a 20-1 record and an appearance in the played collegiately OHSAA regional finals...First team All-Southwestern Buckeye League honoree...Three-time letter winner for the MHS Fighting Hornets track & field program...Played three years with the Cincinnati Development Academy...Eight-time state champion with Cincinnati United...2017 Region 2 Finalist...Played for the Cincinnati Sirens WPSL team...Three- time Principal's Scholar Award recipient

WOOD'S CAREER BESTS PERSONAL Goals: --- Born September 4, 2002 in Monroe, Ohio...Daughter of Kelvin and Pamela Woods...Has one brother, Marlon (30) and two sisters, Amber Shots: --- (27) and Christiana (13)...Enjoys reading and writing in her spare Assists: --- time...Brother, Marlon, played football for four years at Bucknell University...Credits her mom, Pamela, as the biggest cheerleader Points: ---

Mackenzie SCHULER 5-7 // FRESHMAN // MIDFIELD 5 PEORIA, ILLINOIS // PEORIA NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL 2020 Graduate of Peoria Notre Dame High School...Lettered in soccer, volleyball, and basketball for the Irish

PERSONAL Daughter of Mark and Kelly Schuler...Born March 16, 2002...Has two younger brothers, Colin and Declan...Mother, Kelly, played collegiate soccer at Quincy University...Uncle, Patrick Brophy, played football at the U.S. Naval Academy...Cousin, Sophie Brophy, plays soccer at VCU. ...Chose Illinois because it provides the best environment to SCHULER'S CAREER BESTS excel in both academics and athletics...Majoring in interdisciplinary Goals: --- health sciences Shots: --- Assists: --- Points: ---

14 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI KATIE LE 5-3 // JUNIOR // FORWARD 6 CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA // CENTREVILLE // FC VIRGINIA HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten 2016 Gatorade Player of the Year nominee...2016 Second-team District Forward... Helped South Fayette to the 2014 State Finals and the 2016 District Finals... Attended US National Training Camp...Three-time National Training Camp AT ILLINOIS assists leader...Took FC Virginia to two ECNL National Championship playoffs... 2019 - JUNIOR: Made 17 appearances for Illinois, earning 506 minutes on the Member of the National Honor Society...Daughter of the Revolution...Presidential field...Recorded five shots on the season including one on goal at Maryland Academic Award recipient. (Oct. 6)...Logged a season-most 63 minutes in the Illini's 3-2 win at Illinois State (Sept. 8). PERSONAL 2018 - SOPHOMORE: Made 17 appearances for Illinois, earning 366 minutes on Daughter of Kiet Le and Chau Nguyen...Born June 14, 1999...Has one sibling, the field...Scored the game-winning goal against No. 3 Duke (Aug. 19)...Added a Annie...Majoring in mechanical engineering...Lists baking, tennis and watching LE'S’ CAREER BESTS season-best three shots in Illinois' win over Duke (Aug. 19). hockey as some of her hobbies.

Goals: 1 (at #3 Duke, 8/19/18) 2017 - FRESHMAN: Played in 18 games for Illinois and made three starts... Shots: 3 (at #3 Duke, 8/19/18) Dished her first career assist at Indiana (Oct. 1), also firing her first career shot in the match. Assists: 1 (at Indiana, 10/1/17) Points: 2 (at #3 Duke, 8/19/18) LE'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2017 18 2 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 1-0 0-0 0 622 2018 17 0 1 0 2 7 .143 5 .714 1-0 0-0 0 366 2019 17 0 0 0 0 5 .000 1 .200 0-0 0-0 0 496 TOTAL 52 2 1 1 3 14 .071 7 .500 2-0 0-0 1 1455

PEYTON WILLIE 5-8 // REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE // FORWARD 7 YORKVILLE, ILLINOIS // YORKVILLE // CAMPTON UNITED AT ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL 2019 - REDSHIRT: Did not make an appearance for Illinois. Three-time All-Conference honoree...2017 Kendall County Record Player of the Year...2015 Yorkville High School team MVP...Two-time Golden Shoe Award 2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in 19 matches on the season...Scored her first- Winner...Helped Campton United to two appearances at the Illinois State Cup career goal in an 8-0 victory over Northern Illinois (Aug. 26)...Dished three Finals...Three-time Beacon News All-Area Team honoree...Scored 90 goals in assists against NIU, tying for the most in a game by an Illinois freshman three seasons forYorkville High School. in school history (Oct. 5, 2003 / Eva Stickland)...Fired 11 shots on the year, including a season-best five versus Northern Illinois (Aug. 26) PERSONAL Daughter of Christopher and Tracy Willie...Born November 18, 1999...Has two siblings, Connor and Regan...Is a two-time Academic Honor Roll honree...Enjoys longboarding, skiing and snowboarding in her spare time. WILLIE'S CAREER BESTS Goals: 1 (vs. NIU, 8/26/18) Shots: 5 (vs. NIU, 8/26/18) Assists: 3 (vs. NIU, 8/26/18) Points: 5 (vs. NIU, 8/26/18) WILLIE'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2018 19 0 1 3 5 11 .091 3 273 1-0 0-0 0 448 TOTAL 19 0 1 3 5 11 .091 3 .273 1-0 0-0 0 448

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 15 THE FIGHTING ILLINI HENAR URTEAGA 5-6 // REDSHIRT SENIOR // DEFENDER PAMPLONA, SPAIN // COLEGIO SAN IGNACIO // JESUITAS

8 2016 - FRESHMAN: Played in all 18 matches making 17 starts at midfield and HONORS AND AWARDS defender... led team with 17 shots on the season with four shots on goal... scored lone 2018 First team All-OVC goal of the season in overtime win at Chicago State... had one assist in home win 2016 OVC All-Newcomer Team over Marian University... tied for second on the team with three points... played 1,577 minutes on the season with complete matches in 15 contests... named to Ohio Valley AT ILLINOIS Conference All-Newcomer team. 2019 - REDSHIRT: Did not make an appearance for Illinois. HIGH SCHOOL AT EIU Attended Colegio San Ignacio Jesuitas School graduating with honors... played with 2018 - JUNIOR: Played Started all 20 matches finishing season with 1,872 minutes Jesuitas Club team from six to eleven years old as the only female on a male soccer played to rank fourth on team... named first team All-Ohio Valley Conference as a club... joined female club team C.A. Osasuna in 2009 playing for coach Alberto URTEAGA'S CAREER BESTS defender... named to OVC All-Tournament team after helping team advance to OVC Gonzalez... played with A.D. San Juan Club for coach Enrique Iriarte from 20013-14... Tournament semifinals... had two assists on the season... first assist was at Green played 2014-16 for coach Cesar Luengo on C.D. Ardoi Club team... as a senior scored Goals: Bay... second assist was on game winner in win at SIUE... had 13 shots with three shots three goals with two headers... scored six goals in 2014 season including a hat-trick on goal... helped anchor a defense that posted eight shutouts which ranks as the third playing for A.D. San Juan... helped team place fifth in Spanish Female Second National Shots: highest single season total in school history. Division Group II... played all phases as official player on Spanish National Under 18 Assists: Championship team... chosen by Navarra Football Federation Under 18 and Under 16 2017 - SOPHOMORE: Played in all 18 matches making 17 starts at midfield and Spanish National Teams... two times a champion of Navarra Regional Cup. Points: defender... led team with 17 shots on the season with four shots on goal... scored lone goal of the season in overtime win at Chicago State... had one assist in home win over Marian University... tied for second on the team with three points... played 1,577 minutes on the season with complete matches in 15 contests... named to Ohio Valley Conference All-Newcomer team.

URTEAGA'S CAREER STATISTICS (AT EIU) SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2016 18 17 1 1 3 17 059 4 235 1-0 0-0 0 1157 2017 15 15 3 0 6 26 .115 11 .423 1-0 0-0 0 1339 2018 20 20 0 2 2 13 000 3 231 4-0 0-0 0 1872 TOTAL 53 52 4 3 11 56 .000 18 .321 6-0 0-0 0 4368 SYDNEY CARSTE 5-6 // REDSHIRT FRESHMAN // DEFENDER 9 SAMMAMISH, WASHINGTON // EASTLAKE // CROSSFIRE ACADEMY AT ILLINOIS PERSONAL 2019 - REDSHIRT: Did not make an appearance for Illinois. Born October 29, 2000...Daughter of Thomas and Barbara Carste...Has one brother, Niko...Hobbies include playing frisbee, skiing, mountain biking, HIGH SCHOOL kayaking, hiking, climbing, camping and other outdoor activities. Two-time EPD Washington State Team member...Helped Crossfire Academy to four ECNL Division Championships...2017 East Lake High School Offensive Player of the Year...2016 East Lake High School Varsity Defensive Player of the Year...2016 & 2017 Varsity Soccer Captain at East Lake High School...Three-year National Honor Society honoree...East Lake High School Senior Class Secretary/ Treasurer...Founder of East Lake High School Frisbee Club. CARSTE'S CAREER BESTS Goals: --- Shots: --- Assists: --- Points: --- CARSTE'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS 2019 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 000

16 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI HOPE BRESLIN 5-6 // SENIOR // MIDFIELD 10 MASSAPEQUA, NEW YORK // MASSAPEQUA // ECNL EAST MEADOW STARS HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten 2017 NHSCA Girls’ Soccer Athlete of the Year...2016 Conference Player of the 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Year...2016 USA Today Preseason All-American Watch List...2016 News 12 All-Metro Tri-State Player of the Year...2016 New York State Gatorade Player of the Year nominee...Two-time New York State Gatorade Player of the Year... AT ILLINOIS Two-time NSCAA All-East Regional All-American...Helped Massapequa High 2019 - JUNIOR: Played and started in all 18 matches for the Illini...Tied for the School to three state championship titles...Attended the 2016 ECNL National team leadd with six goals...Added five assists to finish second on the team with Training Camp...Played on the 2014 National Futsal Team...Attended the 2013 17 points...Tallid two game-winning goals, vs. Northwestern (Sept. 21) and vs. ODP National Training Camp...Holds the Massapequa High School record with Michigan State (Oct. 13)...Converted two-of-two penalty kicks on the season, 82 career goals and for her 35 goals scored during her senior year...National at Illinois State (Sept. 8) and vs. Michigan State (Oct. 13)...Played 90-plus Honor Society member. minutes nine times, including all 110 minutes of action in a scoreless draw at BRESLIN'S CAREER BESTS Ohio State (Oct. 20). PERSONAL Goals: 1 (11x, last at Penn State, 10/18/19) 2018 - SOPHOMORE: Played in 19 matches, earning the start in all of her Daughter of Charles and Stacy Breslin...Born March 10, 1999...Has one brother, Shots: 5 (at Illinois State, 9/8/19) appearances...Recorded five goals on the season, including scoring the game- Nicholas, who plays volleyball at Kean University...Served as the Secretary to winning goal at Maryland (Oct. 4) and against Indiana (Oct. 14)...Converted the Senior Class ...Member of Best Buddies International, the American Sign Assists: 1 (8x, last vs. Minnesota, 10/27/19) two-of-two penalty kick attempts during the season...Tallied three assists on Language Club and the Senior Nation Leadership Club...Aspires to attend law the year, including assisting the game-winning goal at Minnesota (Sept. 14) school. Points: 3 (3x, last vs. Dayton, 8/25/19) 2017 - FRESHMAN: Made 12 appearances for the Orange and Blue and earned eight starts...Fired a season-best four shots at Illinois State (Aug. 27), putting two on goal...Recorded 15 shots on the season, putting seven on goal. BRESLIN'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2017 12 8 0 0 0 15 .000 7 467 0-0 0-0 0 758 2018 19 19 5 3 13 21 238 9 429 3-1 2-2 2 1209 2019 18 18 6 5 17 41 .146 16 .390 2-0 2-2 2 1476 TOTAL 49 45 11 9 31 77 .143 32 .416 5-1 4-4 4 3446

ALEAH TREITERER 5-6 // SOPHOMORE // DEFENDER 11 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA // GRANITE BAY // DAVIS LEGACY AT ILLINOIS 2019 - FRESHMAN: Played in 14 matches ... Recorded the first shot of her career PERSONAL vs. Colorado College (Sept. 15) ... Tallied her second shot of the season, her first Born November 6, 2001...Daughter of Donald Harris and Beatrix Treiterer...Has shot on goal, in the season finale vs. Minnesoata (Oct. 27) ... Averaged 23.7 one sibling, Ellanor Treiterer...Was involved inn Theater at Granite Bay, and also minutes per contest. participated in the dance program...Participated in Special Olympics for soccer... Enjoys playing guitar, singing and acting in her spare time...After college, she hopes to play soccer professionally before working in the field of bioengineering HIGH SCHOOL to research human diseases. Three-time All-Conference Second Team honoree...Helped Granite Bay High School advance to the Northern California State High School Semifinals...Earned the 2017 NorCal State Cup title with Davis Legacy...Participated in the 2018 Gothia Cup (Sweden) with NorCal PDP...Three-year member of the ODP Region IV TREITERER'S CAREER BESTS Team...2018 Academic Merit Scholar...2018 Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award Recipient...2018 Scholar Athlete Award honoree...Also participates in the Goals: --- theater and dance programs at Granite Bay. Shots: 1 (twice, last vs. Minnesota, 10/27/19) Assists: --- Points: --- TREITERER'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2019 14 0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0-0 0-0 0 332 TOTAL 14 0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0-0 0-0 0 332

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 17 THE FIGHTING ILLINI KENDRA PASQUALE 5-4 // REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE // DEFENSE 12 NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE PREP // NSA PREMIER HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL Illinois Freshman of the Year Nominee GCAC Athlete of the Year...Two-time All-State and All-Conference honoree... Three-time All-Area honoree...Three-time ODP Illinois State Team member... Three-time ODP Regional Team member...Helped NSA Premier to a first-place AT ILLINOIS finish at the State Cup. 2019 - RESHIRT FRESHMAN: Played and started in 15 matches ... Tied for fifth on the team with five points (two goals and one assist) ... One of seven Illini to record multiple goals on the season ... Scored first career goal in a 3-2 win PERSONAL at No. 21 Pepperdine (Aug. 30) ... Notched first assist on Kelly Maday's goal to Daughter of Christopher and Laura Pasquale...Born April 4, 2000...Has three open scoring a 3-1 win vs. Northwestern ... Converted a PK attempt to tally the siblings, Brianna, Carley and Jack...Sister, Brianna, plays softball at Loyola eventual game-winner in the season-closing 4-1 win over Minnesota (Oct. 27). (Chicago)...Was a member of the National Honor Society, a student government representative...Eucharistic Minister, SADD member, and participated in the PASQUALE'S CAREER BESTS 2018 - REDSHIRT: Did not appear for Illinois Student Ambassador Leadership team...Plans to study Kinesiology at Illinois. Goals: 1 (twice, last vs. Minnesota, 10/27/19) Shots: 3 (twice, last at Ohio State, 10/20/19) Assists: 1 (vs. Northwestern, 9/21/19) Points: 2 (twice, last vs. Minnesota, 10/27/19) PASQUALE'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 0 2019 15 13 2 1 5 16 125 7 438 0-0 1-1 1 1080 TOTAL 15 13 2 1 5 16 .125 7 .438 1-0 1-1 1 1080

HALEY SINGER 5-4 // SENIOR // DEFENSE 13 NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE PREP // NSA PREMIER HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten All-Sectional honoree...All-Conference honoree...Received Chicago Tribune All- 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten City honors...Helped her High School to a 2016 Regional Championship title... 2019-20 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Helped Team Chicago to the 2016 National League Championship...2016 US 2019-20 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductee Youth Soccer National Championship participant...Helped Team Chicago to the 2017 U-17 Illinois State Cup Championship...Academic All-Conference honoree. AT ILLINOIS 2019 - JUNIOR: Appeared in two matches for the Illini...Logged 10 minutes vs. PERSONAL Loyola Chicago (Aug. 22)...Played a career-most 25 minutes at Illinois State Daughter of Michael and Mina Singer...Born April 13, 1999...Studying (Sept. 8). Dietetics at Illinois...Has four siblings, Austin, Hannah, Camryn and SINGER'S CAREER BESTS Emily...Brother, Austin, is a wrestler at Purdue...Enjoys yoga, cross fit, 2018 - SOPHOMORE: Played 14 minutes in Illinois' 8-0 victory over Northern photography and watching movies in her spare time...Aspires to be a Goals: --- Illinois (Aug. 26). sports nutritionist working with collegiate and professional athletes. Shots: --- 2017 - FRESHMAN: Made two appearances in the Orange and Blue. Assists: --- Points: --- SINGER'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2017 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 21 2018 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 14 2019 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 35 TOTAL 5 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 70

18 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI MEREDITH JOHNSON-MONFORT 5-7 // REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE // FORWARD 14 MAHOMET, ILLINOIS // MAHOMET-SEYMOUR // ILLINOIS FIRE JUNIORS HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Set Mahomet-Seymour's single-season and career scoring records...2017 NSCAA 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten First-Team All-Region...2017 IHSCAA First Team All-State...Played in the 2017 2019-20 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar President's Cup National Championships...2017 Player's Cup Most Outstanding Player...2017 News-Gazette All-Area Player of the Year...Two-time IHSCAA First AT ILLINOIS Team All-Sectional...Led Mahomet-Seymour to two Regional titles. 2019 - REDSHIRT FRESHMAN: Played in seven matches ... Tallied two shots on goal and netted her first career goal at Maryland (Oct. 6) ... PERSONAL Daughter of Gary Johnson and Renee Monfort...Born March 8, 2000...Sister, 2018 - REDSHIRT: Did not appear for Illinois Kathryn, also attends the University of Illinois...Was a member of Student Council, FCA, the Freshman Mentoring Program, FBLA, Chess Club, Astronomy JOHNSON-MONFORT'S CAREER BESTS Club and band in high school...Plans to study Community Health...Aspires to work in the medical field. Goals: --- Shots: --- Assists: ---- Points: --- JOHNSON-MONFORT CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2019 7 0 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0-0 0-0 0 70 TOTAL 7 0 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0-0 0-0 0 70

ZOEY KOLLHOFF 5-8 // FRESHMAN // FORWARD ST. CHARLES, ILLINOIS // BURLINGTON CENTRAL // CAMPTON UNITED

15 Famer Derek Jeter as the biggest influence on her athletic career...Grandfather HIGH SCHOOL played basketball and baseball at St. Joseph's (PA) University (1958-61) and Four-year letter winner in both soccer and basketball at Burlington Central... was drafted by the New York Yankees in 1961...Lists NFL tight end Zach Ertz Tallied 75 goals and 28 assists during her soccer career for the Rockets...Team as her favorite athlete captain as a junior and senior...2019 Conference Player of the Year...2018 and 2019 Kane County All-Area...2018 and 2019 IHSA All-Section...2017 Central High School Leadership Award...Helped Burlington Central to a third-place finish in the 2017 IHSA state tournament...2020 Academic All-Conference...2020 National Honors Society...Four-year Honor Roll student...2019 FFA Pay It Forward Conference attendee...2018-19 Central High School Leadership Counsel... President of Students Against Destructive Decisions as a junior and senior... Served as a Peer Leader during her junior year...Competed for 11 years for... Campton United club...Campton United team captain 2015-2020...Led Campton KOLLHOFF'S CAREER BESTS United to 2019 IL State Cup Championship Goals: --- Shots: --- PERSONAL Born March 24, 2002 in Baltimore, Maryland...Daughter of Rick and Denise Assists: --- Kollhoff...Has a younger brother, Griffin (15)...Enjoys photography, drawing, spending time with my family and friends in her spare time...Credits MLB Hall of Points: ---

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 19 THE FIGHTING ILLINI ASHLEIGH LEFEVRE 5-6 // JUNIOR // DEFENSE 16 BRIGHTON, AUSTRALIA // FIRBANK GRAMMAR SCHOOL // ALAMEIN FOOTBALL CLUB HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Australian National U20 team member – 2016 ASEAN Football Federation 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Championships...Australian National U19 team member - 2017 Women's 2019-20 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Championship Qualifiers...Played in the 2017 AIS Tournament of Nations against Canada and the United States...2016 U17 National All Stars Team...Played in the 2017 AFF Championship open division...2017 AFC Championship qualifier... AT ILLINOIS Also participated in cross country, netball, rowing and the Australian Football 2019 - SOPHOMORE: Played in 17 matches for Illinois with eight starts ... Played League...Three-time Academic Excellence Award recipient. a season-best 66 minutes in Illinois' season opening win vs. Loyola Chicago (Aug. 22). PERSONAL 2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in 15 matches for Illinois...Played a season-best 40 Daughter of Gordon and Kathy Lefevre...Born August 27, 1999...Was House LEFEVRE'S CAREER BESTS minutes in Illinois' season opener at North Carolina...Recorded her first-career Captain in high school...Three-year SRC Captain...2017 Prefect...Enjoys taking assist in a 5-0 victory over SIUE (Sept. 2). her dogs for walks on the beach in her spare time...Earned her school's Goals: --- Psychology Award...Plans to study Communication. Shots: --- Assists: 1 (SIUE, 9/2/18) Points: 1 (SIUE, 9/2/18) LEFEVRE'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2018 15 0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 276 2019 17 8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 745 TOTAL 32 8 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 1026

ERIN McKEOWN 5-3 // JUNIOR // DEFENSE 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN // ANN ARBOR PIONEER // MICHIGAN HAWKS HONORS AND AWARDS PERSONAL 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Daughter of Michael and Ellen McKeown...Has a brother, Ryan, who played 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten football at Denison University...Was a member of the Peer to Peer Depression Awareness Club, served as an Adaptive P.E. aid and participated in Trailblazers Club in high school...Enjoys skiing, playing with her dogs and golfing in her AT ILLINOIS spare time...Lists Alex Morgan as her favorite athlete...Plans to study Community 2019 - SOPHOMORE: Did not appear for the Illini Health.

2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in two games for Illinois, making her first-career appearance against Northern Illinois (Aug. 26)...Fired her first-career shot against SIUE (Sept. 2). MCKEOWN'S CAREER BESTS HIGH SCHOOL Goals: --- 2017 ECNL National Champion...Two-time ECNL Midwest Division Shots: 1 (SIUE, 9/2/18) Champion...2015 ECNL National Semifinalist...Volunteers with Special Olympics in her spare time. Assists: --- Points: --- McKEOWN'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS 2018 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 TOTAL 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 ,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 60

20 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI LILIAN LUCAS 5-4 // SOPHOMORE // MIDFIELD 18 PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN // CANTON // MICHIGAN HAWKS ECNL AT ILLINOIS PERSONAL 2019 - FRESHMAN: Played in four games ... Recorded a season-most 19 minutes Born March 21, 2001...Daughter of Donald Lucas and Julia Bemer...Has three in Illinois' 2-1 win at Butler (Sept. 12) siblings, Erica, Maddy and Christina...Plans to study Geophysics at Illinois... Enjoys hiking, longboarding and photography in her spare time...Credits her mother with influencing her soccer career because of the time they spent HIGH SCHOOL practicing and talking before games. Helped the Michigan Hawks to a 2013 US Youth Soccer State Championship... Advanced to the National Finals with the Michigan Hawks in 2013...Is a member of the Canton High School Eco Club...Sister, Maddy, plays soccer at Northwestern.

LUCAS' CAREER BESTS Goals: --- Shots: --- Assists: --- Points: --- LUCAS' CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2019 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 38 TOTAL 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 38

JAYNA FITTIPALDO 5-3 // SENIOR // MIDFIELD 19 MCDONALD, PENNSYLVANIA // SOUTH FAYETTE // PITTSBURGH RIVERHOUNDS HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Two-time All-Section Midfielder...2016 All-WPIAL Midfielder...Two-time US Soccer 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Training Center invitee...Four-year captain of the Pittsburgh Riverhounds... Helped the Riverhounds to two US Club Soccer National Championships...2013 All-Section Midfielder and Almanac Player to Watch...Two-time U.S. Club Soccer AT ILLINOIS National Champion...Member of the National Honor Society and Highest Honor 2019 - JUNIOR: Did not make an appeearance for the Illini. Roll...Member of her high school student government.

2018 - SOPHOMORE: Made two appearances for Illinois...Put a shot on goal against SIUE (Sept. 2). PERSONAL Daughter of Bob and Carey Fittipaldo...Born March 7, 1999...Has three siblings, 2017 - FRESHMAN: Played in three games for the Illini, making her first Bella, Carissa and Natalia...Plans to major in business...Lists Carli Lloyd as her FITTIPALDO'S CAREER BESTS appearance against DePaul (Aug. 20). favorite athlete...Enjoys baking in her spare time. Goals: --- Shots: 1 (SIUE, 9/2/18) Assists: --- Points: ---

FITTIPALDO'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2017 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 40 2018 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 0-0 0 32 TOTAL 5 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 0-0 0 72

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 21 THE FIGHTING ILLINI MAKENA SILBER 5-7 // JUNIOR // FORWARD CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS // PRAIRIE RIDGE // SOCKERS FC

20 seconds into the match...Put a season-best three shots on goal in three separate HONORS AND AWARDS matches, Northern Illinois (Aug. 26), Illinois State (Sept. 9), Indiana (Oct. 14)... 2018 Big Ten All-Freshman Team Was named Big Ten Freshman of the Week on August 21 after scoring her first- career goal at No. 3 Duke (Aug. 19). AT ILLINOIS 2019 - SOPHOMORE: Started all 18 matches for the Illini ... Tied for the team lead with six goals and ranked third with 14 points ... Led the team in shots (61) and HIGH SCHOOL NSCAA All-State honoree...IHSA All-State and All-Conference honoree...Three- shots on goal (29) ... Tallied two game-winning goals, including in the season time District 10 First Team Erie Times News honoree...Two-time US Youth Soccer opener vs. Loyola Chicago (Aug. 22) and in the inaugural game at Demirjian Park National Championship Best 11...ODP Interregional National Camp attendee... vs. Colorado College (Sept. 15) ... Her two goals vs. Colorado College marked a Three-time ODP State Team member...Two-time ODP Regional Team member... career-best, and her four points vs. the Tigers tied for the team's best on the Helped her high school to a State Championship in her sophomore season. season ... Recorded goals in wins at Illinois State (Sept. 8) and vs. Michigan SILBER'S CAREER BESTS State (Oct. 13), postd a goal and an assist in a loss at Maryland (Oct. 6) ... Her seven shots vs. Illinois State and Maryland marked a career-high ... Recorded an Goals: 2 (vs. Colorado College, 9/15/19) PERSONAL assist in the Illini's season-closing win vs. Minnesota (Oct. 27) ... Played 90-plus Daughter of Chad and Jennifer Silber...Born December 5, 1999... Shots: 7 (twice, last at Maryland, 10/6/19) minutes in four matches. Has one sibling, Gabe...Father, Chad, played collegiate football... Lists traveling as one of her favorite hobbies...Enrolled early at the Assists: 1 (twice, last vs Minnesota, 10/27/19) 2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in all 20 of Illinois' matches, earning 17 starts... Led the Illini with her 46 shots on the season...Scored five goals on the year, University of Illinois. Points: 4 (vs. Colorado College, 9/15/19) including the game-winning goal against SIUE (Sept. 2), which she netted 33 SILBER'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2018 20 17 5 0 10 46 .109 20 .435 0-0 0-0 1 1041 2019 18 18 6 2 14 61 .098 29 .475 0-0 0-0 2 1404 TOTAL 38 35 11 2 24 107 .103 49 .458 0-0 0-0 3 2445

JOANNA VERZOSA-DOLEZAL 5-8 // FRESHMAN // DEFENSE 21 DELTA, BRITISH COLUMBIA // BURNABY CENTRAL // VANCOUVER WHITECAPS HIGH SCHOOL Named BC Soccer 2019-20 Player of the Year...Played with the Vancouver... Whitecaps Girls Elite REX...I was the team captain for 2 years...Attended U-15National Canadian Western ID Camp...Attended U-15 National Canadian ID Camp...Played in U-20 National Canadian Tournament in England...Participated in Bluestars 2019 Tournament in Switzerland...Represented Canada at the U20 CONCACAF Championship...Four-year honor roll member...Two-year Principal's list...Earned academic excellence awards in Science (10th Grade) and Spanish (11) ...Coached girls youth soccer players with the Vancouver Whitecaps Academy

VERZOSA-DOLEZAL'S CAREER BESTS PERSONAL Born March 12, 2002 in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada...Daughter Goals: --- of Kathy Dolezal and Aurora Versosa...Has a dog named Kobe. ...Enjoys Shots: --- reading, baking, and being active in her spare time...Credits her Assists: --- mother, Kathy Dolezal, as the biggest influence on her soccer career Points: ---

22 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI KATELYNN BUESCHER 5-4 // JUNIOR // MIDFIELD 22 NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // NAPERVILLE NORTH // NSA PREMIER HONORS AND AWARDS 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten HIGH SCHOOL Two-time Chicagoland Soccer All-State Team honoree...Two-time Illinois ODP AT ILLINOIS State Team member...Two-time All-Sectional honoree...Took second place at the 2019 - SOPHOMORE: Played in all 18 matches with 13 starts ... Tallied 1,212 2015 ODP Championship as part of the 99G Illinois State Team...Participated in minutes of action, including nine matches with 90-plus minutes ... Posted an the 2017 Illinois State Cup Championships with NSA Premier...You Can Make a assist on Kelly Maday's goal vs. Northwestern (Sept. 21) ... Tallied one shot in Difference Award recipient. the Illini's season-opening win over Loyola Chicago (Aug. 22).

2018 - FRESHMAN: Made 12 appearances in the Orange and Blue, earning PERSONAL Daughter of Bert and Jennifer Buescher...Born December 7, 1999...Has two BUESCHER'S CAREER BESTS 519 minutes on the field...Earned her first-career start at DePaul...Dished siblings, Matthew and Emily...Was a member of her high school sign language three assists on the year, including assisting Illinois' first goal at No. 3 Duke Goals: --- club...enjoys baking and spending time with friends and family...lists Drew Brees (Aug. 19)...Played a season-high 62 minutes against Penn State in Big Ten as her favorite athlete...Plans to study Speech Language Pathology. Shots: 1 (3x, last vs. Loyola Chicago, 8/22/19) Tournament Semifinals (Nov. 2). Assists: 1 (4x, last vs. Northwestern, 9/21/19) Points: 1 (4x, last vs. Northwestern, 9/21/19) BUESCHER'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2018 13 1 0 3 3 2 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 519 2019 18 13 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 1212 TOTAL 31 14 0 4 4 3 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 1731

JULIA EICHENBAUM 5-3 // FRESHNAN // FORWARD WEST LONG BEACH, NEW JERSEY // SHORE REGIONAL // PSA WILDCATS

24 influence on her athletic career...Lists Michael Jordan as her favorite HIGH SCHOOL Four-time letter winner at Shore Regional High School...Four-time All-Shore athlete Conference and All-Group 1 honoree...Two-time All-American watch list member...Won back-to-back state championships in 2017 (freshman) and 2018 (sophomore)...Led Shore Regional to a state championship finalist appearance in 2020 (senior) ...Scored 107 career goals, No. 2 all-time at Shore Regional... Tallied 47 assists during her high school career...Completed for six years (2014- 20) for PSA Wildcasts club...United States Youth Soccer (USYS) U19 Top Goal Scorer...Named USYS National League EDP Conference Spring Showcase Best XI Standout Player

EICHENBAUM'S CAREER BESTS Goals: --- PERSONAL Shots: --- Born July 11, 2002 in Long Branch, New Jersey...Daughter of Edward and Jo Anne Eichenbaum...Has two brothers, Max (14) and Jonah (10), Assists: --- and one sister, Jenna (12)...Credits her parents as having the biggest Points: ---

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 23 THE FIGHTING ILLINI NATALIE PHELPS 5-11 // FRESHMAN // GOALKEEPER WILDWOOD, MISSOURI // LAFAYETTE // SLSG 02 ECNL MO

25 Scott...Gallagher as the biggest influences on her soccer career...Lists HIGH SCHOOL Four-year letter winner and starting goalkeeper for Lafayette Lancers...Recorded German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer as her favorite athlete 29 solo shutouts including 11 each as a freshman and sophomore, and nine as a junior...Freshman 0.46 goals-against average and 0.846 save percentage... Sophomore 0.50 goals-against average and 0.882 save percentage...Junior 0.80 goals-against average and 0.877 save percentage...2019 first team all-conference honoree...2018 second team all-conference honoree...Lafayette Student Choice Award winner...Four-year Lafayette Gold Renaissance honoree... Four-year Academic Leadership Award winner (top-10% gpa in class)...Teacher’s Choice Award honoree ...Missouri Bright Flight participant...George Washington Carver Award...President’s Award for Educational Excellence honoree Academic Excellence Scholar Award winner...Volunteered for SPENSA (Special PHELP'S CAREER BESTS Needs Soccer Association) Goals: -- Shots: -- PERSONAL Born February 28, 2002 in St. Louis, Missouri...Daughter of Mark Assists: --- and Lisa Phelps...Enjoys tennis, biking, drawing, and painting in Points: -- her spare time...Credits her dad, Mark, and her coaches at St. Louis

SUMMER GARRISON 5-7 // SOPHOMORE // FORWARD 26 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS // PRAIRIE RIDGE // SOCKERS FC AT ILLINOIS PERSONAL 2019 - FRESHMAN: Played in all 18 matches for the Illini ... Recorded five Born June 25, 2001...Daughter of Milan Garrison and Lisa Bennett-Garrison...Has shots, including a season-most two vs. Colorado College (Sept. 15) ... Put three one brother, Maxwell...Plans to study sports psychology...Also ran track in high school, earning varsity letters in three seasons...Was her high school's athletics shots on goal with one each at Nebraska (Sept. 29), at Maryland (Oct. 6), and representative for three years and participated in the Students for Social Justice at Ohio State (Oct. 20) ... Logged 367 minutes. Club as well as the Westridge Student Voices and the Black Student Union... Enjoys photography, computer programming and watching movies in her spare time. HIGH SCHOOL Two-time Westridge School Varsity Soccer Captain...Earned Westridge Defensive Player of the Year honors in her freshman season...Helped SoCal Academy to a 2017 Coast Soccer League Championship...Five-time participant in the GARRISON'S CAREER BESTS California South State 'National' Cup...Helped SoCal Academy to a 2018 Swallows Cup Championship...Assisted SoCal Academy in earning the 2018 Goals: -- San Diego Surf Cup title...Three-year Westridge Athletics Representative Camp. Shots: 2 (vs. Colorado College, 9/15/19) Assists: --- Points: -- GARRISON'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2019 18 0 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0-0 0-0 0 347 TOTAL 18 0 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0-0 0-0 0 347

24 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI MAGGIE HILLMAN 5-5 // SENIOR // MIDFIELD NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // NAPERVILLE CENTRAL // TEAM CHICAGO

27 those on frame...Dished three assists on the season, including assisting the HONORS AND AWARDS game-winning goal against Indiana (Oct. 14) 2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten 2018-19 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Played in 16 games for the Orange and Blue, earning five 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten 2017 - FRESHMAN: starts...Fired her first career shot against Missouri (Aug. 18)...Tallied four shots 2019-20 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar on the season. 2019-20 Chi Alpha Sigma Inductee HIGH SCHOOL Helped Team Chicago to three Illinois State Championship titles...Won the AT ILLINOIS 2013 Region 2 Championship with Team Chicago...Three-time MRL Premier 2019 - JUNIOR: Played and started in 17 of 18 matches for the Illini ... Recorded Champion...ODP Illinois State National Finalist...ECNL National Tournament a goal and an assist in the season-opneing victory over Loyola Chicago (Aug. participant...Three-time National League Participant...Four-time Region 2 22) ... Tallied her second goal of the season, a game-winner, in the Illini's 3-2 Participant...2013 National Championship Participant...Illinois State Scholar... HILLMAN'S CAREER BESTS road victory at No. 21 Pepperdine (Aug. 30) ... Tied for fifth on the team with Spanish National Honor Society member. five points on the season ... One of seven Illini to record multiple goals ... Played Goals: 1 (3x, last at #22 Pepperdine, 8/30/19) 90-plus minutes on three occasions. Shots: 4 (Illinois State, 9/9/18) PERSONAL 2018 - SOPHOMORE: Appeared in all 20 of Illinois' games, earning the start in Daughter of Thomas and Heather Hillman...Born July 27, 1999...Has three Assists: 1 (4x, last vs. Loyola Chicago, 8/22/19 12...Scored her first-career goal against Purdue (Oct. 11) in a 3-1 Illini victory... siblings, Abbey, TJ and Jack...Plans to major in biology...Aspires to attend Fired a season-high four shots against Illinois State (Sept. 2), and put three of Pts: 3 (vs. Loyola Chicago, 8/22/19) medical school...Lists Aly Raisman as her favorite athlete. HILLMAN'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2017 16 5 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 627 2018 20 12 1 3 5 16 .063 10 .625 1-0 0-0 0 971 2019 17 17 2 1 5 9 .222 4 .444 0-0 0-0 1 1257 TOTAL 53 4 3 4 10 29 .103 14 .483 1-0 0-0 1 2904

JULIA CILI 5-8 // FRESHMAN // GOALKEEPER 30 PALMETTO BAY, FLORIDA // GULLIVER PREP // SUNRISE PRIME HIGH SCHOOL Four-year letter winner at Gulliver Preparatory School...Played for Coach Chi Chi Nwadike...Three-time All-Dade County honoree...2018 and 2019 Florida State Cup Regional Finalist...National Honor Society member ...Competed for two years (2018-20) with Sunrise Prime club...Two-time ECNL Champions League qualifier...Coached by former Illini head coach Tricia Taliaferro

PERSONAL Born June 24, 2002 in Miami, Florida...Daughter of Rhett and Melissa Cili...Has one sister, Allyssa (23) and two brothers, Rhett (22) and CILI'S CAREER BESTS Jacob (16)...Enjoys cooking and reading in her spare time...Father, Rhett Cili, played football at Florida State in 1996....Credits her Goals: -- parents as having the biggest influence on her athletic career Shots: -- Assists: --- Points: --

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 25 THE FIGHTING ILLINI KENNEDY BERSCHEL 5-2 // FRESHMAN // MIDFIELD 32 BENSENVILLE, ILLINOIS // FENWICK // ECLIPSE SELECT HIGH SCHOOL Played for Eclipse Select Soccer Club from 2013-20...Four-year team captain for Eclips Select...2017 ECNL National Playoff qualifier 2016 Illinois State Cup Champion...Three-time Olympic Development Program State Team (2012-14)...Named Illinois State Scholar by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission...Four-year National Honors Society member...Thomas M. Dobry Memorial Scholarship recipient ...Honored as salutatorian of the Fenwick High School Class of 2020

PERSONAL Born December 20, 2001 in Bensenville, Illinois...Daughter of Art and BERSCHEL'S CAREER BESTS Debbie Berschel...Has two sisters, Mackenzie (21) and Avery (14)... Goals: -- Enjoys art and being active in her spare time...Lists Mia Hamm as her favorite athlete and credits the soccer great as the biggest influence Shots: -- on her athletic career...Trained with former Fighting Illini Jackie Assists: --- (Santacaterina) Manny Points: --

ASHLEY CATHRO 5-7 // REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE // DEFENDER 33 VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA // BURNABY SECONDARY // VANCOUVER WHITECAPS HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2018 Big Ten All-Freshman Team Played in the 2018 U20 CONCACAF Championships...Participated in the 2017 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten Canada Summer Games...Represented Canada at the 2016 FIFA U-17 Women's 2019-20 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar World Cup...Member of Canada's U20 Women's National Team...2016 BC Soccer Youth Player of the Year...Played in the 2016 U17 CONCACAF Championships. AT ILLINOIS 2018- REDSHIRT: Did not eppear for the Illini. PERSONAL Daughter of Glenn and Cathy Cathro...Born January 19, 2000...Participated 2018- FRESHMAN: Appeared in all 20 of Illinois' matches, starting in 19... in cross country, volleyball and basketball in high school...Enjoys baking and Dished her first-career assist against Northern Illinois (Aug. 26)...Fired three scrapbooking in her spare time...Plans to study Kinesiology. shots on the season and put two on goal. CATHRO'S CAREER BESTS Goals: --- Shots: 1 (3x, last vs. Penn State, 11/2/18) Assists: 1 (NIU, 8/26/18) Points: 1 (NIU, 8/26/18) CATHRO'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2018 20 19 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0-0 0-0 0 1699 TOTAL 20 19 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0-0 0-0 0 1699

26 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI ASHLEY PRELL 5-4 // SOPHOMORE // FORWARD 34 FOX RIVER GROVE, ILLINOIS // BARRINGTON // FC UNITED AT ILLINOIS PERSONAL 2019 - FRESHMAN: Appeared in two matches for the Illini ... Logged 24 Born October 17, 2000...Daughter of Jonathan and Kimberly Prell...Has two minutes including nine in a 3-2 road win at Illinois State (Sept. 8) and 16 in a siblings, Nicole and Alexis...Grandfather played collegiate football at Central 2-0 home victory over Colorado College (Sept. 15). Missouri State...Plans to major in Business at Illinois...Lists Mia Hamm as her favorite athlete...Enjoys rollerblading, playing volleyball and traveling in her HIGH SCHOOL spare time. Two-time leading goal scorer at Barrington High School...Two-time IHSA Mid-Suburban League All Conference Player...IHSSCA All-State honoree... Chicagoland Soccer All-State Team honor...Named MVP of the 2018 Girls' Sodccer State Championship Final...Top Drawer Soccer All-Midwest Team honoree...Helped Barrington High School to two State Championships...Earned PRELL'S CAREER BESTS three Conference Championships, three Regional Championship and three Sectional Championships with Barrington High School...Three-time MPL Regional Goals: -- Tournament participant with FC United...Helped FC United to a 2016 National Shots: -- League Disney Showcase title...Barrington High School Incubator AcceleratorEdu class member. Assists: --- Points: -- PRELL'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2019 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 25 TOTAL 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 25

LAUREN STIBICH 5-4 // JUNIOR // FORWARD 35 WESTERN SPRINGS, ILLINOIS // FENWICK // ECLIPSE SELECT HONORS AND AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL 2019 Fall Academic All-Big Ten 2017 IHSA All-State Forward...2016 IHSA All-Area Forward...Two-time IHSA All-Conference...Two-time Illinois ODP State team member...Led her high school in goals during her freshman and sophomore seasons...Led her high school in AT ILLINOIS assists in her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons 2019- SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 11 matches with two starts for the Illini ... Tallied the first shot of her career in the Illini's 3-2 road win at Illinois State (Sept. 8) ... Started and played a season-high 47 minutes in the season-opener PERSONAL vs. Loyola Chicago (Aug. 22) ... Also started the Illini's 3-2 road win at No. 21 Daughter of Michael and Julie Stibich...Born April 20, 2000...Has two siblings, Pepperdine (Aug. 30). Jack and Scott...Brother, Jack, played football at the University of Pennsylvania... Participated in Spanish Club, Student Council and Best Buddies in high school... 2018- FRESHMAN: Made her first appearance in the Orange and Blue against Is a member of the National Honor Society... Volunteered at Lurie Children's STIBICH'S CAREER BESTS Northern Illinois (Aug. 26), playing 14 minutes in the match. Hospital in her spare time....Enjoys running, yoga, writing and shopping. Goals: --- Shots: 1 (at Illinois State, 9/8/19) Assists: --- Points: --- STIBICH'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-PKA GW MINS 2018 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 14 2019 11 2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 280 TOTAL 12 2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 294

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 27 THE FIGHTING ILLINI 2019 FINAL NOTES 2019 HONORS A strong presence in the midfield, Veland netted two goals at ...finished the season 4-3 at brand-new Demirjian Park Minnesota in 2018 to give Illinois its first Big Ten win of the United Soccer Coaches Team ...had 30 goals scored by eight different players this year season. She scored both goals against the Gophers off of head- ...ranked fourth in the B1G for its 1.72 goals per game ers. She's scored three of her nine career goals in the air. She converted two penalty kicks for the Illini this year. Academic Award ...GK Jaelyn Cunningham ends her career 3rd all-time for her 242 saves ------...Cunningham ranks sixth all-time with nine shutouts #30 Jaelyn Cunningham // Senior Alicia Barker Katie Le ...senior Kelly Maday led the Illini with 18 points on the season Cunningham earned the start in 18 of Illinois' games in her Big Ten Preseason Honors List Academic All-Big Ten ...Maday, Hope Breslin, and Makena Silber tied for the team lead with 6 goals sophomore season and become a staple in goal for the Orange Academic All-Big Ten and Blue last season. Her 106 saves in 2017 season rank ...senior Kelly Maday tied for eighth in the B1G for her six assists third all-time at Illinois and her 242 career saves rank third. Ashleigh Lefevre ...Silber's 3.39 shots per game ranked fourth in the Big Ten Academic All-Big Ten She was honored by the Big Ten Conference as an All-Big Ten Hope Breslin Second Team honoree in 2018 and she denied all three of Wis- Academic All-Big Ten ...has a 259-186-37 all-time soccer record consin's penalty kick attempts in Illinois' Big Ten Tournament Kelly Maday Quarterfinal shootout. Katelynn Buescher Academic All-Big Ten MADAY NAMED SCHOLAR ALL-REGION Academic All-Big Ten United Soccer Coaches All- Illinois senior forward Kelly Maday was honored by the United NEWCOMERS TO WATCH Region Third Team Soccer Coaches Association on December 16 when the organiza- Elizabeth Cablk United Soccer Coaches Scholar tion announced its Division I Scholar All-Region teams. Maday Big Ten Sportsmanship Award All-Region #4 Eileen Murphy // Freshman was named to the Scholar All-North/Central Region Second Look for Murphy to add depth to Illinois' midfield and defensive Honoree All-Big Ten Third Team Team. The recognition honors standout student-athletes both on Academic All-Big Ten lines. She is a two-time United Soccer Coaches First-Team the field and in the classroom. All-Midwest honoree and a two-time IHSA First Team All-State Erin McKeown honoree. Murphy earned the start in 10 of her 15 matches Academic All-Big Ten Lexi Carrier played in 2019 and scored her first career goal against Dayton. Academic All-Big Ten Sami Sample #11 Aleah Treiterer // Freshman Ashley Cathro Academic All-Big Ten ALL-REGION HONORS FOR MADAY A versatile addition to Illinois' lineup, Aleah has the capabili- Academic All-Big Ten United Soccer Coaches announced its NCAA Division I All-Region ties to contribute to both the Illini offense and defense. She is Haley Singer a 2018 Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award Recipient Jaelyn Cunningham Academic All-Big Ten Teams on December 2, naming Illini senior Kelly Maday among the North Region honorees. Maday earned Third Team All-North and a three-year member of the ODP Region IV team. She saw Big Ten Preseason Honors List action in 14 contests in 2019. Academic All-Big Ten Lauren Smitherman Region honors for her performance during the 2019 season. Academic All-Big Ten The Wilmette, Illinois, native led Illinois with six assists and 18 points and tied for the team lead with six goals in 2019. Her Amaya Ellis LAST TIME OUT Academic All-Big Ten Lauren Stibich 0.38 goals per game, 0.38 assists per game, six assists, and 1.13 points per game all ranked in the top 10 in the Big Ten. The Orange and Blue closed the season with a 4-1 home win over Academic All-Big Ten MInnesota on October 27 at Demirjian Park. Kelly Maday led the Jayna Fittipaldo way with a pair of goals to bring her season total to six, tying Academic All-Big Ten Arianna Veland with Makena Silber and Hope Breslin for the team lead. Big Ten Preseason Honors List ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN Maggie Hillman Academic All-Big Ten The Illini placed a program-record 20 student-athletes on Academic All-Big Ten the Academic All-Big Ten team. Alicia Barker, Hope Breslin, THE BIG 2-0-0 Katelynn Buescher, Elizabeth Cablk, Lexi Carrier, Ashley Cathro, Illini head coach Janet Rayfield reached another career mile- Meredith Johnson-Monfort Jaelyn Cunningham, Amaya Ellis, Jayna Fittipaldo, Maggie stone recently, earning her 200th career victory at Illinois. She Academic All-Big Ten Hillman, Meredith Johnson-Monfort, Katie Le, Ashleigh Lefevre, has accumulated a 201-143-34 record overall as an Illini, and in her 24 total seasons on the pitch, Rayfield has accumu- Kelly Maday, Erin McKeown, Sami Sample, Haley Singer, Lauren lated 246 total wins while also leading Illinois to two Big Ten Smitherman, Lauren Stibich and Arianna Veland all earned Tournament titles. She has guided the Illini soccer program academic all-conference honors. To be eligible for academic all- to 10 NCAA Tournament victories and four NCAA Tournament 2019 FINAL B1G STANDINGS conference selection, student-athletes must be in at least their Sweet Sixteen appearances. Team Big Ten Pts. Overall second academic year at their institution and carry a cumulative Wisconsin 10-0-1 31 16-4-2 grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. HOT START Illinois got off to a strong start this season, closing nonconfer- Rutgers 8-2-1 25 15-4-2 RETURNING #ILLINI TO WATCH ence play with a 6-1 record. The mark is the best for Illinois since also going 6-1 to start the year in 2015. Prior to that, the Michigan 8-2-1 25 17-6-1 #3 Alicia Barker // Senior last time the Illini posted six nonconference victories was the Penn State 8-3-0 24 17-7-1 The Illini senior started in all 20 of Illinois' games last season 2011 campaign. and in all 18 Illini games this year. She carries on the tradition Iowa 7-3-1 22 15-5-1 of Illinois' flip throw-in and anchors a strong Illini defense. SPREADING THE WEALTH Maryland 5-5-1 16 9-8-3 As a team, Illinois scored 30 goals this season, averaging #10 Hope Breslin // Junior 1.72 per game, which ranked fourth in the Big Ten. Sophomore Indiana 4-5-2 14 8-9-2 Breslin appeared in 12 games for the Illini during her freshman Makena Silber, junior Hope Breslin and senior Kelly Maday led Purdue 3-6-2 11 8-9-3 season, tallying 15 shots on the year. In her sophomore season the squad with six goals on the year. Eight different players she expanded her game, scoring five goals for Illinois. Three of have contributed to the team's scoring. A total of 17 different Northwestern 3-6-2 11 5-10-3 her goals have come on penalty kicks, and she put more than Illini have contributed to Illinois' attack this season, firing at Nebraska 3-6-2 11 4-10-4 40-percent of her shots on frame. Breslin tied for the team least one shot on the year. Silber leads the way with 55 shots lead with six goals and added four assists during the 2019 and 26 on frame. She tied for fourth in the Big Ten for her 61 Illinois 3-7-1 10 9-8-1 campaign. shots and comes in at No. 4 in the Big Ten for her 3.39 shots Ohio State 2-6-3 9 4-10-4 per game. After a two-goal game in the season finale, Maday #15 Kelly Maday // Senior edged her way into the team lead in both goals and assists Minnesota 2-7-2 8 3-12-4 Maday helped to bring depth to the Illini offense. She scored and finished ninth in the conference at 0.38 goals per game. Michigan State 1-9-1 4 8-10-1 two goals and tallied one assist last season while also sitting among team leaders for her 22 shots on the year. Maday also netted Illinois' first goal of the 2018 season against No. 6 North ILLINI IN THE POLLS Carolina and racked up four goals total last year. She led the Fighting Illini Soccer made its way into the polls on Sept. 24 as Illini with 18 points, tying for the team lead with six goals and the Orange and Blue were receiving votes in the United Soccer tallying a team-high six assists. Coaches National Poll. Illinois' last appeared in the United Soccer Coaches poll at the start of the 2018 season (Aug. #20 Makena Silber // Sophomore 21-Sept. 4). Regionally, The Orange and Blue check in at No. 5 A 2018 All-Big Ten Freshman Team honoree, Silber is an in the North Region. energetic component to Illinois' offense, as she netted her first-career goal against third-ranked Duke in 2018, while also scoring the game-winning goal against SIUE 33 seconds into BIG TEN WEEKLY HONORS the match. Silber led Illinois with her 46 shots on the year and Fighting Illini freshman Eileen Murphy was named Big Ten was among team leaders with five goals. She fired a team- Freshman of the Week on August 27, as announced by the league leading 61 shots this year and added a team-high six goals, office. The recognition came after the La Grange Park, Illinois, ranking among conference leaders as well. native netted the first goal of her career in a 3-2 victory over Dayton. The weekly conference honor marked the first for Murphy #23 Arianna Veland // Senior in her career and the first for an Illini this season.

28 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE FIGHTING ILLINI 2019 FINAL NOTES 2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS CUNNINGHAM EARNS SUMMER RECOGNITION legacy left by Laura Redmond Ramirez, one of courage, disci- Illini goalkeeper Jaelyn Cunningham was recognized for her pline and dedication, combined with an incredible sense of car- work over the summer as she earned two Women's Premier ing for those around her. Recipients of the scholarship include 9-8-1 Overall, 3-7-1 Big Ten Soccer League honors for the 2019 season. The senior played for Katie Murray (2017) and Kelly Maday (2018). Home: 6-3-0; Away: 3-4-1; Neutral: 0-1-0 the Chicago Red Stars Reserves, and was named the Midwest ILLINI ROSTER FEATURES SEVEN NEWCOMERS Conference Defensive Player of the Year and won the East The Fighting Illini soccer program and head coach Janet Rayfield Aug. 15 vs. Virginia (Exhibition) L, 0-2 Region's Golden Glove Award. Cunningham played in all 10 will welcome six freshmen to the roster for the 2019 season as games for the Red Stars and grabbed 15 saves on the season. announced on Wednesday. The 2019 signing class includes Aug. 17 at Central Michigan (Exhibition) L, 0-2 ROAD TRIP Sydney Carste (Sammamish, Washington), Summer Garrison Aug. 22 Loyola W, 3-1 The Illini took on a challenging nonconference slate, playing (Pasadena, California), Lilian Lucas (Plymouth, Michigan), Aug. 25 Dayton W, 3-2 Eileen Murphy (La Grange Park, Illinois), Ashley Prell (Fox River four of their seven matches on the road. Illinois headed of town Aug. 30 at #22 Pepperdine W, 3-2 for four consecutive matches, beginning in California, taking Grove, Illinois) and Aleah Treiterer (Sacramento, California). on and Pepperdine and San Francisco. The team returned to Illinois also welcomes Henar Urteaga, a transfer from Eastern Sept. 1 vs. San Francisco L, 0-3 Illinois. the Midwest to take on Illinois State and closed road state at Sept. 8 at Illinois State W, 3-2 Butler on Thursday. Illinois came away with a 3-1 mark from "With a blend of West Coast style and Midwest grit, our 2019 Sept. 12 at Butler W, 2-1 that road stretch, including a win at No. 22 Pepperdine. class will contribute to the ability of our team to compete with teams of different styles across the country," Rayfield said. "The Sept. 15 Colorado College W, 2-0 class of 2019 has ball-winners, speed, play-makers, great stu- Sept. 20 Northwestern* W, 3-1 MAKING THE MOVE TO DEMIRJIAN PARK dents and competitive young women. We are excited to welcome Sept. 26 at Iowa* L, 1-3 Fighting Illini soccer made its inaugural appearance at in this talented class." Demirjian Park with a 2-0 victory over Colorado College. Sept. 29 at Nebraska* L, 0-1 Currently in the process of construction, Demirjian Park is Oct. 3 Indiana* L, 0-1 located at 606 St. Mary's Road. Fans attending future Illini ALL-TIME WINS COUNTER Oct. 6 at Maryland* L, 2-6 soccer home games should plan to park in one of three avail- Since becoming a varsity sport in 1997, the University of Illinois able lots: the Ubben Basketball Complex off of St. Mary's women’s soccer team has compiled an overall record of 257- Oct. 11 Michigan* L, 1-4 Road, the grass lot west of Illinois Field off Kirby Avenue or 180-37 with 12 NCAA Tournament appearances in 20 seasons. Oct. 13 Michigan State* W, 2-1 (2OT) the grass lot north of Atkins Tennis Center, entering off Florida Head coach Janet Rayfield (201-144-34) is responsible for Oct. 17 at Penn State* L, 1-2 Avenue. ADA parking is available in the paved lot at the Atkins 76-percent of those wins and 10 NCAA Tournament appearances Tennis Center, accessible from Goodwin Avenue. Fans should in her 18 seasons at the helm. Oct. 20 at Ohio State* T, 0-0 (2OT) enter Demirjian Park via the northwest corner of the field, Oct. 24 #10 Wisconsin* L, 0-1 which can be accessed via sidewalks leading from each des- UI NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY ignated parking area. There will be no entrance to Demirjian Illinois has played in the NCAA Tournament 12 times in 20 Oct. 27 Minnesota* W, 4-1 Park off of St. Mary's Road. Bleacher seating for Illinois Soccer seasons and are 11-12-3 all-time in tournament action. UI’s matches will be located at the north end of the field. top finish was the Elite Eight during the 2004 season, while * Big Ten Conference game they also reached the Sweet Sixteen in 2006, 2008 and 2013. RETURNING SCORING The Orange and Blue have returned three of its four leading scorers from 2018 in Makena Silber, Hope Breslin and Kelly UNITED SOCCER COACHES RANKING Maday this season. The three combined for 14 goals and 34 (Final) points last season, good for 41-percent of the team's goal scor- ing. In all, the Illini return 62-percent of its offense from last No. School Prev. Ranking Record season, and 59-percent of its goal-scoring. DEMIRJIAN PARK 1 Stanford 1 24-1-0 University of Illinois Director of Athletics Josh Whitman 2 North Carolina 2 24-1-2 COMPETITIVE SLATE announced plans on Dec. 6, 2017 for the construction of new 3 UCLA 7 18-5-1 soccer and track and field facilities on the UI campus. The new The Orange and Blue set out on a competitive slate for the 2019 4 Washington State RV 16-7-1 season, which includes six 2018 NCAA Tournament teams and complex will be named Demirjian Park, in honor of a lead gift welcomes four of those opponents to Champaign during the from the Demirjian family of Decatur, Ill. The project will be 5 BYU 4 21-1-1 season. Several of UI's 2019 opponents were ranked or receiv- executed in phases with full completion scheduled for the spring 6 South Carolina 5 19-2-3 ing votes among the United Soccer Coaches Preseason Top 25 of 2021. Demirjian Park will feature two new soccer fields, one including No. 6 Penn State, No. 16 Wisconsin, RV Butler, RV Ohio for competition and one for practice, located directly east of 7 Florida State 6 18-6-0 State, RV Minnesota. The Illini faced three of those five oppo- the existing track and field complex, which will itself be reno- 8 USC 9 17-5-1 nents on the road this season, hosting Wisconsin and Minnesota vated. The project's centerpiece will be Demirjian Park Stadium, 9 Virginia 3 17-2-3 to close the regular season slate. located between the new soccer fields and the renovated track. The stadium will directly benefit more than 25-percent of the 10 Wisconsin 10 16-4-2 Fighting Illini student-athlete population by housing team facili- 11 Kansas 11 17-5-3 B1G PRESEASON HONORS ties for women's soccer, men's track and field, and women's Three Illini were named to the Big Ten Conference Preseason track and field. State-of-the-art amenities will include locker 12 Arkansas 8 17-4-2 Honors List on August 19, as announced by the Big Ten rooms, video and meeting rooms, lounge and study spaces, 13 Penn State 18 17-7-1 Conference. Seniors Alicia Barker, Jaelyn Cunningham and sports medicine and nutrition facilities, and coaches' offices. 14 Santa Clara 20 15-6-2 Arianna Veland were listed on the conference's honor list. The It will also contain spaces for visiting teams and officials. Preseason Honors List is decided upon by the league's coaches Construction of the new soccer fields will be completed during 15 Michigan 19 17-6-1 and is composed of 42 student-athletes. The league also the 2019 season. Demirjian Park will be fully complete and 16 South Florida 17 16-5-0 announced the 2019 Preseason Women's Soccer Poll, where the open for the 2020 soccer season, which will allow Illinois to 17 North Carolina State RV 12-7-4 Illini checked in at No. 8 on the list. Coming in at No. 1 was Penn host the 2021 Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships. State, who will host the Illini on Oct. 17. Renovations to the track and accompanying field event venues 18 Duke 12 9-4-7 will be performed as a separate project. 19 Oklahoma State 13 16-3-3 HONORING OUR ALUMNI 20 Texas Tech 15 15-4-3 Fighting Illini Soccer announced the development of the Laura 21 Memphis 14 17-3-1 Redmond Ramirez Legacy and Inspiration Award in the 2016 season, prior to the team's 3-0 shutout of No. 19 Michigan. 22 Texas A&M 22 14-5-3 The award is given annually to an Illini player who exhibits 23 Brown 16 14-2-3 the traits that former Illini Laura Redmond developed and 24 Xavier 24 17-4-2 demonstrated during her time at Illinois: courage, resiliency and fortitude, and the traits that she exhibited during her battle with 25 Louisville 23 13-5-2 Leukemia. Recipients of the Laura Redmond Ramirez Legacy and Inspiration award include Jenna Carosio (2016), Dr. Rachel Also receiving votes: West Virginia (27), Rutgers Frank (2017) and Kristyn Hidden Miller (2018). (13), Washington (7), Georgetown (5), Florida (4), Also created in Redmond Ramirez' honor, the fund is dedicated to providing assistance with scholarship, educational, and Hofstra (3), Arizona (3), Clemson (3), Colorado (1). student-athlete welfare costs for members of the University of Illinois soccer team. Each year, the Illini soccer program will designate a current soccer student-athlete as the Laura Illini opponents in italics Redmond Ramirez Memorial Scholarship Fund recipient. The selected student-athlete will be one who best represents the

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32 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI 2019 IN REVIEW INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (OVERALL) GOALS Season Chichi Nweke 2007 Half 23 Jannelle Flaws 2013 Hollie Schurr 2001 3 Jannelle Flaws vs. Saint Louis 8/30/15 18 Emily Brown 1999 Laura Freeman 1999 Jannelle Flaws vs. Purdue 9/21/14 17 Jannelle Flaws 2014 Emily Brown 1998 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue 10/1/10 Vanessa DiBernardo 2011 Rachel Smith 1997 Chichi Nweke vs. Utah 9/17/06 15 Emily Brown 2000 Rachel Smith vs. Aurora 10/14/97 14 Lisa Baldwin 1998 Career 2 Makena Silber vs Colorado College 9/15/19 13 Tara Hurless 2003 22 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Jannelle Flaws at Minnesota 10/28/15 Emily Brown 1998 21 Tara Hurless 2001-04 Kara Marbury vs. Nebraska 10/18/15 12 Ella Masar 2007 20 Ella Masar 2004-07 Jannelle Flaws vs. Oakland 8/21/15 Tara Hurless 2004 19 Kelly Buszkiewicz 1997-99 Jannelle Flaws vs. TCU 8/28/15 Tara Hurless 2002 18 Eva Strickland 2003-06 Jannelle Flaws vs. Arizona State 8/29/14 11 Jannelle FlawsX 2015 Lindsay Johnson 1998-01 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Portland 11/22/13 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 17 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 Jannelle Flaws at Northwestern 10/17/13 Colleen Joyce 2001 Hollie Schurr 1999-02 Jannelle Flaws vs. Nebraska 9/29/13 Emily Brown 1998-00 Megan Pawloski vs. FIU 9/15/13 Career 16 Megan Pawloski 2010-13 Jannelle Flaws at Arizona State 9/6/13 54 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 Niki Read 2009-12 Jannelle Flaws vs. Illinois State 9/1/13 47 Tara Hurless 2001-04 Christen Karniski 2002-05 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Michigan State 10/4/13 46 Emily Brown 1998-00 Lisa Baldwin 1998-00 Shayla Mutz vs. Nebraska 10/21/13 43 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Megan Pawloski vs. Oregon 9/11/11 30 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 27 Ella Masar 2004-07 POINTS Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Colorado 9/4/11 Half 23 Lisa Baldwin 1998-00 Niki Read vs. Ball State 8/26/11 6 Jannelle Flaws vs. Saint Louis 8/30/15 21 Colleen Joyce 2000-01 Jordan Hilbrands vs. UC Santa-Barbara 9/6/09 Jannelle Flaws vs. Purdue 9/21/14 20 Tiffani Walker 2000-03 Courtney Bell vs. Iowa 10/7/07 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue 10/1/10 18 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 Courtney Bell vs. Minnesota 10/6/06 Chichi Nweke vs. Utah 9/17/06 Lindsay Johnson 1998-00 Ella Masar vs. Penn State 10/1/06 Rachel Smith vs. Aurora 10/14/97 Jessica Bayne vs. Wisconsin 9/25/05 5 Niki Read at Ball State 8/26/11 Jessica Bayne vs. Evansville 9/5/04 ASSISTS Jessica Bayne vs. Evansville 9/5/04 Tara Hurless vs. Northwestern 10/24/03 Half Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Tiffani Walker vs. Iowa 9/26/03 3 Tara Hurless vs. Penn State 11/7/02 Emily Brown vs. Northern Illinois 9/10/00 Tara Hurless vs. Butler 9/6/02 Rachel Smith vs. Western Illinois 10/24/97 Tara Hurless vs. Cincinnati 9/8/02 2 Kelly Maday vs. Northwestern 9/20/19 Game Tara Hurless vs. Eastern Illinois 11/1/02 Katie Murray vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 8 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/1/10 Tiffani Walker vs. Minnesota 10/6/02 Peyton Willie vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 7 Niki Read at Ball State 8/26/11 Tiffani Walker vs. Eastern Illinois 11/1/02 Nicole Breece vs. UAB 9/7/14 Sarah Aberle at Louisville 9/13/98 Andrea Ridgeway vs. Penn State 11/7/02 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. FIU 9/15/13 Emily Brown vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 Tara Hurless vs. Iowa 11/8/01 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Coll. of Charleston 8/30/13 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Emily Brown vs. Northern Illinois 9/10/00 Megan Pawloski vs. Iowa 9/16/13 6 Katie Murray vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 Colleen Joyce vs. Northern Illinois 9/10/00 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Iowa 9/18/11 Jannelle Flaws vs. Purdue 9/21/1 Lisa Baldwin vs. Eastern Illinois 8/29/99 Danielle Kot vs. Michigan State 10/3/08 Jannelle Flaws at Northwestern 10/17/13 Emily Brown vs. Missouri 9/12/99 Courtney Bell vs. Cal State Northridge 9/9/07 Jannelle Flaws vs. Illinois State 9/1/13 Emily Brown vs. Ohio State 10/8/99 Jessica Bayne vs. Utah 9/17/06 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Michigan State 10/4/12 Lindsay Johnson vs. Illinois State 10/24/99 Jessica Bayne vs. Western Illinois 9/4/05 Chichi Nweke vs. Utah 9/17/06 Sarah Aberle at Louisville 9/13/98 Tara Hurless vs. Purdue 11/7/03 Andrea Ridgeway vs. Ohio 8/29/03 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Eva Strickland vs. Minnesota 10/5/03 Tara Hurless vs. Iowa 11/8/01 Lindsay Johnson vs. Michigan State 10/9/98 Andrea Ridgeway vs. Ohio 8/29/03 Lisa Baldwin at Ohio State 9/18/98 Lisa Baldwin vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 Paula Faherty vs. Minnesota 10/6/02 Rachel Smith vs. Aurora 10/14/97 Emily Brown vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 Hollie Schurr vs. Iowa 10/26/01 Sarah Aberle vs. Northwestern 10/12/97 Kelly Buszkiewicz vs. Iowa 9/16/98 Season Kristen Bergschneider vs. W. Illinois 10/24/97 Kelly Buszkiewicz vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 48 Jannelle Flaws (23 goals, 2 assists) 2013 Sarah Aberle vs. Aurora 10/14/97 40 Emily Brown (18 goals, 4 assists) 1999 Game Julie Schueller vs. Aurora 10/14/97 39 Vanessa DiBernardo (17 goals, 5 assists) 2011 4 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue 10/1/10 37 Jannelle Flaws (17 goals, 3 assists) 2014 3 Jannelle Flaws vs. Saint Louis 8/30/15 Game 35 Emily Brown (15 goals, 5 assists) 2000 Jannelle Flaws vs. Purdue 9/21/14 3 Peyton Willie vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 33 Tara Hurless (12 goals, 9 assists) 2004 Jannelle Flaws at Northwestern 10/17/13 Nicole Breece vs. UAB 9/7/14 Emily Brown (13 goals, 7 assists) 1998 Jannelle Flaws vs. Illinois State 9/1/13 Eva Strickland vs. Minnesota 10/5/03 Lisa Baldwin (14 goals, 5 assists) 1998 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Michigan State 10/4/13 Tara Hurless vs. Penn State 11/7/02 30 Tara Hurless (13 goals, 4 assists) 2003 Niki Read vs. Ball State 8/26/11 Kelly Buszkiewicz vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 29 Tara Hurless (12 goals, 5 assists) 2002 Chichi Nweke vs. Utah 9/17/06 Rachel Smith vs. Western Illinois 10/24/97 28 Jannelle Flaws (11 goals, 6 assists) 2015 Tara Hurless vs. Iowa 11/8/01 27 Vanessa DiBernardo (11 goals, 5 assists) 2010 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Season Ella Masar (12 goals, 3 assists) 2007 Sarah Aberle at Louisville 9/13/98 10 Kelly Buszkiewicz 1998 Ella Masar (9 goals, 9 assists) 2006 Lisa Baldwin at Ohio State 9/18/98 9 Ella Masar 2006 Emily Brown vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 Tara Hurless 2004 Career Rachel Smith vs. Aurora 10/14/97 Sarah Aberle 1998 122 Jannelle Flaws (54 goals, 14 assists) 2010-15 8 Lisa Baldwin 2000 115 Tara Hurless (47 goals, 21 assists) 2001-04 7 Nicole Breece 2014 108 Vanessa DiBernardo (43 goals, 22 assists) 2010-13 Vanessa DiBernardo 2013 Emily Brown (46 goals, 16 assists) 1998-00 Niki Read 2011 2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 33 THE RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (OVERALL) 74 Ella Masar (27 goals, 20 assists) 2004-07 Lisa Baldwin 1999 5 Kelly Maday 9/12-9/29, 2019 72 Jessica Bayne (30 goals, 12 assists) 2003-06 Jannelle Flaws 9/14-9/28, 2014 60 Lisa Baldwin (23 goals, 14 assists) 1998-00 Jannelle Flaws 9/13-9/29, 2013 54 Lindsay Johnson (18 goals, 18 assists) 1998 Career 4 Jannelle Flaws 8/25-9/6, 2013 53 Chichi Nweke (18 goals, 17 assists) 2006-09 16 Tara Hurless 2001-04 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/18-10/31, 2012 50 Colleen Joyce (21 goals, 8 assists) 2000-01 14 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Ella Masar 9/17-10/1, 2006 13 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 Chichi Nweke 9/17-10/1, 2006 SHOTS Ella Masar 2004-07 Jessica Bayne 10/23-11/4, 2005 12 Emily Brown 1998-00 Tara Hurless 10/27-11/12, 2004 Game 11 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 14 Jannelle Flaws vs. Portland 11/22/13 Tara Hurless 10/17-10/26, 2003 8 Tiffani Walker 2000-03 Tara Hurless 10/14-26, 2001 11 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Iowa 9/16/12 7 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 10 Jannelle Flaws vs. Michigan 10/26/14 Emily Brown 9/20-29, 1998 6 Marissa Mykines 2008-11 Sarah Aberle 9/11-20, 1998 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Toledo 8/21/11 Emily Zurrer 2005-08 Tiffani Walker at Illinois State 10/27/02 Tara Schuling 1999-02 Emily Brown vs. Michigan State 9/24/00 Colleen Joyce 2000-01 SAVES Sarah Aberle at Quincy 9/10/97 Lisa Baldwin 1998-99 Game Kelly Buszkiewicz vs. Eastern Illinois 9/17/97 19 Amy Bessette vs. Northwestern 10/12/97 9 Jannelle Flaws vs. Northern Kentucky 9/11/15 14 Amy Bessette vs. Penn State 9/20/98 Jannelle Flaws vs. Michigan State 10/24/14 CAREER GAMES PLAYED 13 Erica Loechl vs. Michigan State 10/19/97 Jannelle Flaws vs. Illinois State 9/1/13 91 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 Sarah Anderson vs. Penn State 11/3/00 Marissa Mykines vs. Michigan State 11/4/11 Paula Faherty 2002-06 11 Claire Wheatley at Washington State 11/16/13 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. USC 9/2/11 90 Ella Masar 2004-07 Season Eva Strickland at Michigan 11/4/05 Eva Strickland 2003-06 111 Steph Panozzo 2012 Jessica Bayne at Purdue 10/23/05 89 Megan Pawloski 2010-13 Leisha Alcia 2004 Emily Brown vs. Eastern Illinois 8/29/99 Christen Karniski 2002-05 106 Jaelyn Cunningham 2017 Emily Brown vs. Missouri 9/12/99 88 Kelly Campbell 2002-05 101 Claire Wheatley 2013 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Tara Hurless 2001-04 97 Leisha Alcia 2002 87 Mary Therese McDonnell 2004-07 88 Amy Bessette 1997 Season Natasha Karniski 2002-05 85 Lindsey Carstens 2006 126 Jannelle Flaws (23 goals) 2013 Meghan Kolze 1999-03 Leisha Alcia 2001 106 Emily Brown (18 goals) 1999 76 Alexandra Kapicka 2008 107 Jannelle Flaws (17 goals) 2014 75 Steph Panozzo 2011 102 Vanessa DiBernardo (17 goals) 2011 CAREER GAMES STARTED Leisha Alcia 2003 100 Tara Hurless (12 goals) 2004 89 Christen Karniski 2002-05 Amy Bessette 1998 89 Vanessa DiBernardo (8 goals) 2012 87 Kelly Campbell 2002-05 Career 88 Jannelle Flaws (11 goals) 2015 86 Tara Hurless 2001-04 368 Leisha Alcia 2001-04 86 Tara Hurless (10 goals) 2001 84 Emily Zurrer 2005-08 292 Claire Wheatley 2013-2016 81 Emily Brown (15 goals) 2000 83 Leisha Alcia 2001-04 242 Jaelyn Cunningham 2016-19 78 Lisa Baldwin (14 goals) 1998 82 Hollie Schurr 1999-02 220 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10 77 Vanessa DiBernardo (11 goals) 2010 81 Mary Therese McDonnell 2004-07 211 Amy Bessette 1997-99 76 Tara Hurless (13 goals) 2003 Paula Faherty 2002-06 200 Lindsey Carstens 2004-07 Emily Brown (13 goals) 1998 Rebecca Johnson 1998-02 194 Steph Panozzo 2009-12 Heidi Holtzman 1998-01 70 Sarah Heggen 1998-00 Career Lindsay Johnson 1998-01 67 Sarah Anderson 2000-01 349 Jannelle Flaws (54 goals) 2010-15 325 Tara Hurless (47 goals) 2001-04 Vanessa DiBernardo (43 goals) 2010-13 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL SHUTOUTS 263 Emily Brown (46 goals) 1998-00 5 Emily Brown 9/12-9/26, 1999 Season 223 Jessica Bayne (30 goals) 2003-06 4 Jannelle Flaws 9/14-9/26, 2014 12.0 Leisha Alcia 2003 204 Ella Masar (27 goals) 2004-07 Jannelle Flaws 8/25-9/6, 2013 11.0 Lindsey Carstens 2007 201 Niki Read (14 goals) 2009-12 Tara Hurless 10/27-11/12, 2004 Lindsey Carstens 2006 196 Marissa Mykines (14 goals) 2008-11 Tara Hurless 10/17-10/26, 2003 9.0 Alexandra Kapicka 2008 178 Tiffani Walker (20 goals) 2000-03 8.0 Steph Panozzo 2011 171 Lisa Baldwin (23 goals) 1998-00 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN ASSIST Leisha Alcia 2004 171 Lisa Baldwin (23 goals) 1998-00 6.2 Claire Wheatley 2014 6 Eva Strickland 9/16-10/7, 2005 6.1 Jaelyn Cunningham 2018 3 Hope D’Addario 8/19-8/26, 2016 6.0 Alexandra Kapicka 2010 GAME-WINNING GOALS Vanessa DiBernardo 10/21-10/31, 2012 Lindsey Carstens 2005 Season Ella Masar 9/17-9/24, 2006 5.0 Sarah Anderson 2000 8 Vanessa DiBernardo 2011 Sarah Aberle 9/11-18, 1998 4.0 Claire Wheatley 2015 7 Ella Masar 2007 Colleen Joyce 10/29-11/3, 2000 Tara Hurless 2004 Sarah Heggen 1999 5 Jannelle Flaws 2015 Erica Loechl 1997 Jannelle Flaws 2013 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A POINT Career 28.0 Lindsey Carstens 2004-07 Ella Masar 2006 8 Ella Masar 10/20-11/12, 2006 24.0 Leisha Alcia 2001-04 Emily Brown 1999 Eva Strickland 9/9-10/7, 2005 18.0 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10 4 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Emily Brown 9/8-10/8, 2000 14.4 Claire Wheatley 2013-2016 Chichi Nweke 2008 7 Vanessa DiBernardo 9/30-10/23, 2011 12.0 Steph Panozzo 2009-2012 Eva Strickland 2006 6 Jannelle Flaws 8/21-9/6, 2015 9.1 Jaelyn Cunningham 2016-19 Tara Hurless 2003 Vanessa DiBernardo 8/25-9/15, 2013 8.0 Sarah Heggen 1998-00 Tara Hurless 2001 Vanessa DiBernardo 8/19-9/4, 2011 7.0 Sarah Anderson 2000-01 Emily Brown 2000 Colleen Joyce 10/15-11/3, 2000

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RECORDS (B1G) 5.5 Amy Bessette 1997-99 FRESHMEN RECORDS GOALS (BIG TEN) 4.0 Erica Loechl 1997 Goals - Game Season 4 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue 10/1/10 13 Jannelle Flaws 2014 Consecutive 3 Chichi Nweke vs. Utah 9/17/06 12 Jannelle Flaws 2013 6 Leisha Alcia 10/24-11/9, 2003 Lisa Baldwin at Ohio State 9/18/98 8 Vanessa DiBernardo 2012 5 Steph Panozzo 10/2-10/20, 2011 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Emily Brown 2000 Lindsey Carstens 10/5-10/19, 2007 Emily Brown vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 7 Tara Hurless 2003 Lindsey Carstens 10/22-11/3, 2006 Tara Hurless vs. Iowa 11/08/01 Jessica Bayne 2005 Leisha Alcia 9/12-26, 2003 Rachel Smith vs. Aurora 10/14/97 6 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, 2011 4 Alexandra Kapicka 9/5/10-9/19/10, 2010 Ella Masar 2006 Alexandra Kapicka 10/26-11/14, 2008 Goals - Season Colleen Joyce 2001 3 Claire Wheatley 9/6-9/14, 2015 14 Lisa Baldwin 1998 5 Kelly Maday 2019 Claire Wheatley 9/14-9/21, 2014 13 Emily Brown 1998 Ella Masar 2007 Lindsey Carstens 8/28-9/4, 2005 11 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Jessica Bayne 2006 Leisha Alcia 9/3-10, 2004 Tara Hurless 2001 Jessica Bayne 2004 Erica Loechl 9/5-13, 1997 8 Chichi Nweke 2006 Tara Hurless 2002 7 Jessica Bayne 2003 Tara Hurless 2001 Consecutive Shutout Minutes Rachel Smith 1997 Career 631:07 Leisha Alcia 10/24-11/9, 2003 30 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 Assists - Game 20 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 3 Rachel Smith vs. Western Illinois 10/24/97 Tara Hurless 2001-04 Season (Min. 800 minutes) Eva Strickland at Minnesota 10/05/03 19 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 0.54 Leisha Alcia 2003 Peyton Willie vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 16 Lisa Baldwin 1998-99 0.80 Alexandra Kapicka 2008 2 Jackie Santacaterina vs. Utah 9/17/06 13 Ella Masar 2004-07 0.83 Leisha Alcia 2004 Paula Faherty vs. Minnesota 10/06/02 10 Kara Marbury 2014-16 0.88 Lindsey Carstens 2006 Heather Nadeau vs. Michigan 11/05/99 9 Tiffani Walker 2000-03 0.89 Alexandra Kapicka 2010 Julie Schueller vs. Aurora 10/14/97 Colleen Joyce 2000-01 0.94 Claire Wheatley 2016 Jennifer Smith vs. Northern Illinois 9/10/00 8 Emily Brown 1998-00 0.95 Lindsey Carstens 2007 Eva Strickland vs. Northwestern 10/24/03 7 Kelly Maday 2016-19 0.98 Steph Panozzo 2011 Katie Murray 2015-18 Sarah Anderson 2000 Assists - Season 6 Laura Knutson 2007-10 0.99 Lindsey Carstens 2005 7 Emily Brown 1998 5 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 1.00 Claire Wheatley 2014 Laura Freeman 1999 Courtney Bell 2006-09 Amy Bessette 1999 Rachel Smith 1997 1.02 Jaelyn Cunnigham 2018 6 Julie Schueller 1997 ASSISTS (BIG TEN) 1.11 Amy Bessette 1998 5 Casey Conine 2013 Season Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 6 Hollie Schurr 2001 Career (Min. 1,600 minutes) Ella Masar 2004 5 Tara Hurless 2004 0.94 Lindsey Carstens (57 GA, 5486:18 min.) 2004-07 Eva Strickland 2003 Eva Strickland 2003 1.05 Leisha Alcia (90 GA, 7699:37 min.) 2001-04 Paula Faherty 2002 4 Kelly Maday 2019 1.07 Alexandra Kapicka (67 GA, 5609:37 min.) 2006-10 Lisa Baldwin 1998 Megan Pawloski 2013 1.25 Steph Panozzo (64 GA, 4615:56 min.) 2009-12 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, 2011 1.37 Sarah Heggen (25 GA, 1647:06 min.) 1998-00 Points - Game Chichi Nweke 2007 1.40 Claire Wheatley (93 GA, 5610:42 min.) 2013-16 8 Vanessa DiBernardo vs. Purdue 10/1/10 Ella Masar 2006 1.50 Jaelyn Cunningham (86 GA, 5154:42 min.) 2016-19 7 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/1998 Eva Strickland 2005 1.52 Amy Bessette (56 GA, 3303:37 min.) 1997-99 Emily Brown vs. Washington 10/28/1998 Christen Karniski 2005 6 Chichi Nweke vs. Utah 9/17/06 3 Jannelle Flaws 2015 Lisa Baldwin at Ohio State 9/18/1998 Kassidy Brown 2013 SAVE PERCENTAGE Tara Hurless vs. Iowa 11/08/2001 Season (Min. 45 saves) Kristy Weeks 2006 Rachel Smith vs. Aurora 10/14/1997 .862 Leisha Alcia (12 GA, 75 SV) 2003 Courtney Bell 2006 .847 Leisha Alcia (20 GA, 111 SV) 2004 Lisa Baldwin 2000 Points - Season .838 Sarah Anderson (12 GA, 62 SV) 2000 Niki Read 2011 33 Lisa Baldwin 1998 .819 Alexandra Kapicka (15 GA, 68 SV) 2010 Shayla Mutz 2011 Emily Brown 1998 .810 Lindsey Carstens (20 GA, 85 SV) 2006 Career 27 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 .800 Alexandra Kapicka (19 GA, 76 SV) 2008 12 Eva Strickland 2003-06 Tara Hurless 2001 .800 Amy Bessette (12 GA, 48 SV) 1999 Hollie Schurr 1999-02 21 Rachel Smith 1997 .793 Amy Bessette (23 GA, 88 SV) 1997 10 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 20 Chichi Nweke 2006 .784 Claire Wheatley (24 GA, 87 SV) 2015 Tara Hurless 2001-04 16 Jessica Bayne 2003 .781 Amy Bessette (21 GA, 75 SV) 1998 9 Megan Pawloski 2010-13 .776 Claire Wheatley (19 GA, 66 SV) 2014 8 Kassidy Brown 2010-13 .722 Jaelyn Cunningham (21 GA, 71 SV) 2018 7 Kelly Maday 2016-19 .766 Leisha Alcia (26 GA, 85 SV) 2001 Nicole Breece 2012-15 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 Career (Min. 150 saves) Ella Masar 2004-07 .803 Leisha Alcia (90 GA, 368 SV) 2001-04 6 Jannelle Flaws 2011-15 .790 Amy Bessette (56 GA, 211 SV) 1997-99 Christen Karniski 2002-05 .778 Lindsey Carstens (57 GA, 200 SV) 2004-07 Shayla Mutz 2009-12 .767 Alexandra Kapicka (67 GA, 220 SV) 2006-10 5 Hope D’Addario 2013-16 .738 Jaelyn Cunningham (86 GA, 242 SV) 2016-19 Amy Feher 2012-14 .737 Claire Wheatley (104 GA, 292 SV) 2013-16 Colleen Joyce 2000-01 Niki Read 2009-12

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 35 THE RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (BIG TEN-ONLY) POINTS (BIG TEN) Allie Osoba 2013 Allison Stucky 2013-16 Season Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, 2012 Jannelle Flaws 2011-15 27 Jannelle Flaws 2014 Niki Read 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 24 Jannelle Flaws 2013 Marissa Mykines 2011 Kassidy Brown 2010-13 19 Emily Brown 2000 Jenna Carosio 2011 30 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10 18 Vanessa DiBernardo 2012 Jessica Bayne 2006 Courtney Bell 2006-09 16 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, 2011 Jessica Bayne 2005 Jackie Santacaterina 2006-09 15 Tara Hurless 2003 Jessica Bayne 2003 Mary Therese McDonnell 2005-07 14 Kelly Maday 2019 Colleen Joyce 2000 Meghan Kolze 1999-03 Ella Masar 2006 Career Jessica Bayne 2005 9 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 7 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 SAVES (BIG TEN) Colleen Joyce 2001 Season Ella Masar 2004-07 13 Ella Masar 2007 65 Amy Bessette 1997 5 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 12 Jessica Bayne 2006 63 Jaelyn Cunningham 2017 4 Kara Marbury 2014-16 Emily Brown 1999 56 Claire Wheatley 2015 3 Tara Hurless 2002-04 11 Tara Hurless 2004 Steph Panozzo 2012 Emily Brown 1998-2000 Tara Hurless 2002 55 Leshia Alcia 2004 Jenna Carosio 2008-11 Tara Hurless 2001 54 Claire Wheatley 2013 Marissa Mykines 2008-11 Career Amy Bessette 1998 2 Hope Breslin 2017-Present 66 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 51 Claire Wheatley 2013 Kelly Maday 2016-19 50 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Career Katie Murray 2015-18 48 Tara Hurless 2001-04 197 Leisha Alcia 2001-04 Nicole Breece 2012-15 41 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 192 Claire Wheatley 2013-16 Allie Osoba 2011-13 36 Emily Brown 1998-00 155 Jaelyn Cunningham 2016-19 Niki Read 2010 Lisa Baldwin 1998-99 142 Amy Bessette 1997-99 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 33 Ella Masar 2004-07 105 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10 23 Kara Marbury 2014-16 Emily Zurrer 2004-08 Colleen Joyce 2000-01 Tiffani Walker 2000, 02-03 21 Kelly Maday 2016-19 Colleen Joyce 2000 SHUTOUTS (BIG TEN) Tiffani Walker 2000-03 Season GAMES PLAYED (BIG TEN) 7.0 Lindsey Carstens 2007 SHOTS (BIG TEN) Career 6.0 Lindsey Carstens 2006 46 Kelly Maday 2016-19 5.0 Leisha Alcia 2003 Season Career 79 Jannelle Flaws 2014 Jannelle Flaws 2011-15 45 Alicia Barker 2016-19 15.0 Lindsey Carstens 2004-07 69 Vanessa DiBernardo 2012 11.0 Leisha Alcia 2001-04 60 Jannelle Flaws 2013 44 Arianna Veland 2016-19 Patricia George 2015-18 9.1 Claire Wheatley 2013-16 49 Jannelle Flaws 2015 7.0 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10 43 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Claire Wheatley 2013-16 42 Emily Brown 2000 Aliina Weykamp 2012-15 40 Jessica Bayne 2005 43 Morgan Maroney 2015-18 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (BIG TEN) Tara Hurless 2004 Katie Murray 2015-18 Season (Min. 400 minutes) 39 Vanessa DiBernardo 2011 Megan Pawloski 2010-13 0.57 Leisha Alcia 2003 35 Makena Silber 2019 42 Taylore Peterson 2012-16 0.58 Lindsey Carstens 2006 Marissa Mykines 2009 Nicole Breece 2012-15 0.70 Alexandra Kapicka 2008 34 Ella Masar 2007 41 Allison Stucky 2013-16 Tara Hurless 2003 Marissa Mykines 2008-11 Career (Min. 2,000 minutes) Career 40 Jenna Carosio 2008-11 0.93 Lindsey Carstens (27 GA, 2622:58 min.) 2004-07 201 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 Danielle Kot 2007-10 1.11 Alexandra Kapicka (34 GA, 2752:30 min.) 2006-10 157 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Courtney Bell 2006-09 1.19 Leisha Alcia (48 GA, 3615:15 min.) 2001-04 141 Tara Hurless 2001-04 Emily Zurrer 2005-08 119 Emily Brown 1998-00 Ella Masar 2004-07 SAVE PERCENTAGE (BIG TEN) 113 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 Season (Min. 40 saves) 101 Ella Masar 2004-07 Paula Faherty 2002-06 .888 Leisha Alcia (6 GA, 47 SV) 2003 90 Marissa Mykines 2008-11 Eva Strickland 2003-06 .846 Leisha Alcia (10 GA, 55 SV) 2004 89 Nicole Breece 2012-15 .818 Lindsey Carstens (6 GA, 27 SV) 2007 84 Tiffani Walker 2000-03 GAMES STARTED (BIG TEN) 61 Niki Read 2009-12 Career Career (Min. 70 saves) 57 Eva Strickland 2003-06 45 Alicia Barker 2016-19 .804 Leisha Alcia (48 GA, 197 SV) 2001-04 41 Claire Wheatley 2013-2016 .777 Claire Wheatley (49 GA, 161 SV) 2013-16 GAME-WINNING GOALS (BIG TEN) 40 Danielle Kot 2007-10 .767 Lindsey Carstens (27 GA, 89 SV) 2004-07 Season Christen Karniski 2002-05 .767 Amy Bessette (43 GA, 142 SV) 1997-99 3 Vanessa DiBernardo 2011 39 Taylore Peterson 2012-16 Ella Masar 2006, 2007 Aliina Weykamp 2012-15 Jessica Bayne 2004 Nicole Breece 2012-15 Emily Brown 2000 Emily Zurrer 2005-08 2 Hope Breslin 2019 Kelly Campbell 2002-05 Hope Breslin 2018 38 Morgan Maroney 2015-18 Katie Murray 2018 Katie Murray 2015-18 Kara Marbury 2015 36 Paula Faherty 2002-06 Jannelle Flaws 2014 35 Arianna Veland 2016-19 Jannelle Flaws 2013 Kelly Maday 2016-19

36 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK TEAM RECORDS GOALS 21 2007 46 2010 Most, Half 21 2004 57 2007 7 vs. Western Illinois 10/24/97 59 2014 vs. Aurora 10/14/97 ASSISTS 5 vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 Most, Game SHOTS vs. Western Illinois 10/27/00 9 vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 Most, Game at Louisville 9/13/98 8 vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 36 at Illinois State 10/27/02 vs. Quincy 9/6/98 6 vs. College of Charleston 8/30/13 vs. Marquette 9/17/01 Most, Game vs. Michigan State 10/30/09 vs. Western Illinois 10/27/00 10 vs. Aurora 10/14/97 vs. Ohio 8/31/03 35 vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 9 at Louisville 9/13/98 vs. Aurora 10/14/97 vs. Northern Illinois 9/10/00 8 vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 vs. Western Illinois 10/24/97 34 vs. Wright State 8/24/10 vs. Northern Illinois 9/10/00 vs. Iowa 10/16/98 33 vs. College of Charleston 8/30/13 vs. Western Illinois 10/27/00 at Louisville 9/13/98 vs. Eastern Illinois 8/29/99 vs. Western Illinois 10/24/97 vs. Northern Illinois 9/10/00 Most, Season Most, Big Ten Game Most, Season 463 2000 6 vs. Iowa 10/7/07 49 1998 430 2001 5 vs. Michigan State 10/30/09 45 2013 423 2011 vs. Northwestern 11/4/04 44 2000 Most by Opponent, Game vs. Indiana 10/15/00 39 2006 36 vs. Penn State 11/3/00 at Ohio State 9/18/98 39 1999 33 at Arizona State 9/6/13 vs. Iowa 10/16/98 Most by Opponent, Game 29 at Illinois State 9/14/17 Most, Season 11 vs. North Carolina 11/16/12 at Washington State 11/16/13 57 2000 10 at Michigan 10/17/97 56 1998 28 at Maryland 10/19/24 8 at Ohio State 9/14/17 54 2013 at Missouri 11/16/08 6 at Penn State 10/25/09 53 2011 Fewest by Opponent, Game at Michigan 10/20/02 47 1999 0 vs. Evansville 9/12/03 Most by Opponent, Season Most by Opponent, Half 0 vs. Valparaiso 9/27/98 41 2013 7 vs. North Carolina 11/16/12 Most by Opponent, Season 33 2002 6 at Michigan 10/17/97 364 2012 32 1998 5 vs. Eastern Illinois 9/17/97 359 2013 30 2017 4 at Ohio State 9/14/17 292 2017 at Penn State 10/25/09 2012 Fewest by Opponent, Season 271 2006 at Michigan 9/22/02 262 2004 at Iowa 10/20/00 8 2003 Fewest by Opponent, Season vs. Penn State 10/10/99 14 2010 179 2003 Most by Opponent, Game 15 2007 185 1998 9 vs. North Carolina 11/16/12 16 2015 197 2007 at Michigan 10/17/97 16 2000 7 at Ohio State 9/14/17 16 1998 vs. Eastern Illinois 9/17/97 SAVES 6 at Maryland 10/6/19 POINTS Most, Game at Penn State 10/25/09 Most, Game 19 vs. Northwestern 10/12/97 5 vs. Indiana 11/6/13 26 vs. Aurora 10/14/97 16 at Washington U. 9/14/97 at Penn State 10/20/13 24 vs. Northern Illinois 8/26/18 15 at Minnesota 10/18/98 at Missouri 8/27/06 at Louisville 9/13/98 Most, Season at Minnesota 10/6/02 23 vs. Washington U. 10/28/98 137 1997 at Iowa 10/20/98 Most, Season 120 2004 Most by Opponent, Big Ten Game 161 1998 113 2012, 2002 9 at Michigan 10/17/97 158 2000 7 at Ohio State 9/14/17 153 2013 Most by Opponent, Game 6 at Maryland 10/6/19 142 2011 20 at Butler 9/12/19 18 vs. Marquette 9/17/01 5 vs. Indiana 11/6/13 Most by Opponent, Game 16 at Eastern Illinois 9/23/98 at Penn State 10/20/13 29 vs. North Carolina 11/16/12 15 vs. Western Illinois 10/27/00 at Penn State 10/25/09 28 at Michigan 10/17/97 at Iowa 10/20/98 at Wisconsin 10/7/01 22 at Ohio State 9/14/17 Most by Opponent, Season 18 at Penn State 10/25/09 50 2013 17 at Maryland 10/6/19 All-Time Record 41 1997 vs. Eastern Illinois 9/17/97 Overall...... 259-184-37 (.578) 39 2012 Home...... 149-57-8 (.715) Most by Opponent, Season 35 2017 at Demirjian Park...... 4-3-0 (.571) 34 2002 141 2013 at Illinois Soccer Stadium...... 135-48-8 (.727) Fewest by Opponent, Season 108 2012 Road...... 75-109-21 (.417) 12 2003 (games played) 105 1997 Neutral...... 33-18-5 (.634) 16 2010 101 2002 Big Ten Regular Season...... 110-104-23 (.513) 19 2008 100 2017 Nonconference Reg. Season...... 121-54-6 (.685) Big Ten Tournament...... 15-14-5 (.514) 21 2018 Fewest by Opponent, Season NCAA Tournament...... 11-12-3 (.481) 21 2014 32 2003 Overtime Matches...... 32-25-36 (.538) 2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 37 THE RECORD BOOK

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Most by Opponent, Season 16 2006 ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS 179 2000 2004 Goals 165 1998 2003 2019 Kelly Maday // Hope Breslin 6 160 2001 14 2000 2018 Katie Murray 8 Most Home Wins, Regular Season 2017 Kara Marbury 3 SHUTOUTS 9 2000 2016 Kara Marbury // Patricia George 3 2015 Jannelle Flaws 11 Most, Season 2014 Jannelle Flaws 17 13 2003 Most Road Wins, Regular Season 2013 Jannelle Flaws 23 12 2007 6 2001 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo 8 12 2006 1999 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo 17 Most, Consecutive 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo 11 6 2003 Most Consecutive Wins 2009 Jordan Hilbrands 6 2008 Chichi Nweke 7 5 2011 8 2011 2007 Ella Masar 12 2007 7 2004 2006 Ella Masar 9 2006 6 2003 2005 Jessica Bayne 8 2003 2004 Tara Hurless 12 Most Consecutive Shutout Minutes Longest Unbeaten Streak 2003 Tara Hurless 13 631:07 - 2003 12 2011 2002 Tara Hurless 12 2001 Colleen Joyce 11 Most by Opponent, Season 2000 Emily Brown 15 10 2017 Most Corner Kicks, Game 1999 Emily Brown 18 2008 20 vs. Western Illinois 10/24/97 1998 Lisa Baldwin 14 7 2009 16 at Valparaiso 09/26/99 1997 Sarah Aberle 8 2002 15 at Ohio State 10/20/19 Most Consecutive by Opponent vs. Syracuse 09/16/01 Assists 2019 Kelly Maday 6 4 2017 2018 Katie Murray 4 2008 Most Corner Kicks, Season 2017 Lauren Ciesla/Patricia George/Alicia Barker 2 3 2017 151 2004 2016 Hope D’Addario 5 2006 133 2000 2015 Jannelle Flaws 5 1999 128 1999 2014 Nicole Breece 7 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo 7 2012 Megan Pawloski 6 Most Corner Kicks by Opponent, Game MISCELLANEOUS 2011 Niki Read 7 Largest Margin of Victory 13 vs. Penn State 11/03/00 2010 Marissa Mykines // Niki Read 6 9 at Louisville (9-0) 9/13/98 12 at Maryland 10/19/14 2009 Courtney Bell/Julie Ewing/Marissa Mykines 3 vs. Aurora (10-1) 10/14/97 at Missouri 11/16/08 2008 Laura Knutson 5 8 vs. N. Illinois (8-0) 8/26/18 at Purdue 10/21/01 2007 Chichi Nweke 7 vs. W. Illinois (8-0) 10/24/97 2006 Ella Masar 9 2005 Eva Strickland 6 6 vs. Iowa (6-0) 10/7/07 Most Corner Kicks by Opponent, Season 2004 Tara Hurless 4 vs. Ohio (6-0) 8/31/03 118 2017 2003 Christen Karniski 6 at Iowa State (6-0) 8/31/01 2013 2002 Tara Hurless // Paula Faherty 5 vs. Washington U. (7-1) 10/28/98 111 2012 2001 Hollie Schurr 7 109 2001 2000 Lisa Baldwin 8 Most Overtime Games 1999 Laura Freeman 7 1998 Kelly Buszkiewicz 10 8 1999 Fewest Corner Kicks by Opponent, Season 1997 Rachel Smith 7 6 2016 51 2005 2013 55 2007 Points 2011 58 2003 2019 Kelly Maday 18 2005 2018 Katie Murray 20 Fastest Goal to Start a Game Most Fouls by Opponent, Season 2017 Kara Marbury 6 2016 Patricia George 8 0:13 Lindsay Johnson vs. Penn State 11/11/01 320 2004 2015 Jannelle Flaws 28 0:16 Allie Osoba vs. Illinois State 9/1/13 293 2006 2014 Jannelle Flaws 37 286 2011 2013 Jannelle Flaws 48 Fastest Goal to Start the Second Half 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo 21 45:11 Ella Masar vs. Iowa 10/28/05 Fewest Fouls, Season 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo 39 139 2010 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo 27 2009 Jordan Hilbrands 13 Fastest Pair of Goals 153 2009 2008 Chichi Nweke 18 0:23 Emily Brown & Kelly Rowland 168 2012 2007 Ella Masar 27 at Valparaiso 9/26/99 2006 Ella Masar 27 2005 Jessica Bayne 21 Fastest Hat trick 2004 Tara Hurless 33 8:49 Vanessa DiBernardo 2003 Tara Hurless 30 2002 Tara Hurless 29 vs. Purdue 10/1/10 2001 Colleen Joyce 25 9:00 Jannelle Flaws 2000 Emily Brown 35 vs. Saint Louis 8/30/15 1999 Emily Brown 40 1998 Emily Brown // Lisa Baldwin 33 Most Wins, Season 1997 Rachel Smith 21 17 2011 38 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Shots Saves THE LAST TIME AN ILLINI... 2019 Makena Silber 61 2019 Jaeluyn Cunningham 62 Scored 4 goals in a game 2018 Makena Silber 46 2018 Jaelyn Cunningham 71 DiBernardo vs. Purdue, 10/1/10 2017 Kara Marbury 24 2017 Jaelyn Cunningham 106 2016 Patricia George 32 2016 Claire Wheatley 38 Scored 3 goals in a game 2015 Jannelle Flaws 88 2015 Claire Wheatley 87 Flaws vs. Saint Louis, 8/30/15 2014 Jannelle Flaws 107 2014 Claire Wheatley 66 2013 Jannelle Flaws 126 2013 Claire Wheatley 101 Earned 3 assists in a game 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo 89 2012 Steph Panozzo 111 Willie vs. Northern Illinois, 8/26/18 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo 102 2011 Steph Panozzo 75 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo 77 2010 Alexandra Kapicka 68 Earned 2 assists in a game 2009 Marissa Mykines 55 2009 Alexandra Kapicka 70 Maday vs. Northwestern, 9/20/19 2008 Chichi Nweke 36 2008 Alexandra Kapicka 76 2007 Ella Masar 58 2007 Lindsey Carstens 60 Took 10+ shots in a game 2006 Ella Masar 65 2006 Lindsey Carstens 85 Flaws (10) vs. Michigan, 10/26/14 2005 Jessica Bayne 63 2005 Lindsey Carstens 55 2004 Tara Hurless 100 2004 Leisha Alcia 111 Made 15+ saves in a game 2003 Tara Hurless 76 2003 Leisha Alcia 75 Bessette (19) vs. Northwestern, 10/12/97 2002 Tara Hurless 63 2002 Leisha Alcia 97 2001 Tara Hurless 86 2001 Leisha Alcia 85 Made 10+ saves in a game 2000 Emily Brown 81 2000 Sarah Anderson 62 Cunningham (10) at No. 8 Penn State, 9/17/17 1999 Emily Brown 106 1999 Amy Bessette 48 1998 Lisa Baldwin 78 1998 Amy Bessette 75 Scored 20+ goals in a season 1997 Julie Schueller 61 1997 Amy Bessette 88 Flaws (23), 2013

Game-Winning Goals Shutouts Tallied 10+ assists in a season 2019 Hope Breslin // Makena Silber 2 2019 Jaelyun Cunningham 2 Buszkiewicz (10), 1998 2018 Veland/Breslin/Maday/Murray 2 2018 Jaelyn Cunningham 6 2017 Marbury/Maday/George/Maroney 1 2017 Jaelyn Cunningham 2 Tallied 8+ assists in a season 2016 Summer Schafer 2 2016 Claire Wheatley // Michelle Denley 3 Masar (9), 2006 2015 Jannelle Flaws 5 2015 Claire Wheatley 4 2014 Jannelle Flaws 3 2014 Claire Wheatley 6 Tallied 7+ assists in a season 2013 Jannelle Flaws 5 2013 Claire Wheatley 2 Breece (7), 2014 2012 DiBernardo/Breece/Mutz/Peterson 2 2012 Steph Panozzo 4 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo 8 2011 Steph Panozzo 8 Took 100+ shots in a season 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo 4 2010 Alexandra Kapicka 6 Flaws (101), 2014 2009 Jordan Hilbrands // Marissa Mykines 2 2009 Alexandra Kapicka 3 2008 Chichi Nweke 4 2008 Alexandra Kapicka 9 Made 100+ saves in a season 2007 Ella Masar 7 2007 Lindsey Carstens 11 Cunnigham (106), 2017 2006 Ella Masar 5 2006 Lindsey Carstens 11 2005 Jessica Bayne 3 2005 Lindsey Carstens 6 2004 Tara Hurless 7 2004 Leisha Alcia 8 2003 Tara Hurless 4 2003 Leisha Alcia 12 2002 Tiffani Walker 3 2002 Leisha Alcia 1 2001 Tara Hurless 4 2002 Rachel Frank 1 2000 Emily Brown 4 2001 Leisha Alcia 3 1999 Emily Brown 5 2000 Sarah Anderson 5 1998 Lisa Baldwin 4 1999 Sarah Heggen 4 1997 Rachel Smith 3 1998 Amy Bessette 3.5 1997 Erica Loechl 4 Goals Against Average (min. 800 minutes) 2019 Jaelyn Cunningham 1.68 YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS 2018 Jaelyn Cunningham 1.02 YEAR GM SHOTS G A PTS GWG SV SO GAA MIN 2017 Jaelyn Cunningham 1.81 1997 17 235 / 212 41 / 41 25 / 28 107 / 109 7 / 10 137 / 87 4 / 4 2.31 / 2.31 1,603 2016 Claire Wheatley 0.94 1998 20 391 / 185 56 / 26 49 / 16 161 / 68 12 / 8 94 / 165 6 / 3 1.28 / 2.76 1,827 2015 Claire Wheatley 1.21 1999 22 359 / 240 47 / 29 39 / 24 133 / 82 12 / 8 95 / 143 7 / 4 1.25 / 2.03 2,088 2014 Claire Wheatley 1.00 2000 22 463 / 255 57 / 27 44 / 16 158 / 70 14 / 8 101 / 179 10 / 4 1.20 / 2.54 2,022 2013 Claire Wheatley 2.14 2001 21 430 / 260 40 / 29 33 / 25 113 / 83 12 / 8 93 / 160 7 / 4 1.32 / 1.91 1,978 2012 Steph Panozzo 1.62 2002 21 351 / 260 36 / 34 32 / 33 104 / 101 9 / 11 113 / 130 3 / 7 1.59 / 1.68 1,927 2011 Steph Panozzo 0.98 2003 22 362 / 179 38 / 12 34 / 8 110 / 32 16 / 4 76 / 116 13 / 4 0.53 / 1.69 2,027 2010 Alexandra Kapicka 0.89 2004 24 407 / 262 43 / 21 33 / 23 119 / 65 16 / 6 120 / 143 10 / 6 0.85 / 1.74 2,226 2009 Alexandra Kapicka 1.38 2005 22 396 / 231 34 / 24 28 / 22 96 / 70 12 / 7 76 / 129 9 / 3 1.04 / 1.47 2,085 2006 24 341 / 271 42 / 25 39 / 22 123 / 72 16 / 8 91 / 99 12 / 5 1.03 / 1.73 2,186 2008 Alexandra Kapicka 0.80 2007 21 332 / 197 40 / 21 32 / 15 112 / 57 12 / 7 63 / 97 12 / 3 0.97 / 1.89 1,950 2007 Lindsey Carstens 0.95 2008 23 291 / 254 24 / 19 23 / 26 71 / 64 12 / 9 83 / 92 9 / 10 0.80 / 1.01 2,131 2006 Lindsey Carstens 0.88 2009 19 281 / 227 28 / 27 21 / 27 77 / 81 7 / 9 75 / 91 3 / 7 1.37 / 1.42 1,770 2005 Lindsey Carstens 0.99 2010 19 336 / 216 32 / 16 30 / 14 94 / 46 13 / 5 77 / 103 9 / 3 0.82 / 1.65 1,747 2004 Leisha Alcia 0.83 2011 24 423 / 248 53 / 24 36 / 23 142 / 71 17 / 5 75 / 152 9 / 2 0.97 / 2.15 2,221 2003 Leisha Alcia 0.54 2012 23 365 / 364 31 / 39 23 / 30 85 / 108 10 / 9 113 / 109 4 / 5 1.62 / 1.29 2,165 2002 Leisha Alcia 1.76 2013 23 400 / 359 54 / 50 45 / 41 153 / 141 11 / 9 106 / 129 3 / 4 2.08 / 2.25 2,159 2001 Leisha Alcia 1.25 2014 20 297 / 218 32 / 21 26 / 17 90 / 59 10 / 8 77 / 87 8 / 4 1.02 / 1.02 1,858 2000 Sarah Anderson 0.98 2015 19 280 / 241 31 / 24 25 / 16 85 / 64 10 / 6 87 / 101 4 / 3 1.21 / 1.56 1,788 1999 Amy Bessette 1.00 2016 19 228 / 215 16 / 22 13 / 17 45 / 61 6 / 11 69 / 75 6 / 10 1.11 / 1.11 1,777 1998 Amy Bessette 1.32 2017 19 159 / 292 13 / 35 12 / 30 36 / 100 4 / 14 107 / 54 2 / 10 1.82 / 0.67 1,735 1997 Erica Loechl 1.90 2018 20 235 / 242 34 / 21 26 / 18 94 / 60 11 / 8 71 / 81 6 / 4 1.02 / 1.65 1,859 2019 18 204 / 217 30 / 32 16 / 25 76 / 89 9 / 8 64 / 61 2 / 5 1.74 / 1.63 1,654 Totals 482 7530 / 5656 852 / 619 684 / 516 2384 / 1753 258 / 186 2063 / 2583 158 / 114 1.27 / 1.75 43,783 In “Illinois / Opponent” format // Single-season program bests in bold

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS OLYMPIAN 2006 Ella Masar Leisha Alcia (2nd) NSCAA (2nd); Top Drawer Soccer (5th) 2008, 2012 Bronze Emily Zurrer, Canada Kelly Campbell (2nd) Emily Zurrer Christen Karniski (2nd) Top Drawer Soccer (1st); NSCAA (3rd); Soccer Buzz NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER (3rd) 2003 Leisha Alcia (1st) Leisha Alcia- 2000-2008 Tara Hurless (1st) Emily Zurrer - 2004-2012 2005 Christen Karniski NSCAA (2nd); Soccer Buzz (2nd); Soccer Times Meghan Kolze (1st) Marissa Mykines- 2006-2007 (3rd) Stephanie Panozzo - 2007-2008 2001 Tara Hurless (2nd) Shayla Mutz - 2007-2008 2004 Tara Hurless Colleen Joyce (2nd) Mary Therese McDonnell - 2008-2014 NSCAA (2nd); Soccer Buzz (3rd) Shannon McDonnell - 2009-2013 1999 Emily Brown (3rd) Ella Masar - 2009 2003 Leisha Alcia Allison Stucky - 2011 SOCCER BUZZ ALL-GREAT LAKES REGION NSCAA (1st); Soccer Buzz (1st); CSTV (1st); Soccer Claire Wheatley - 2011-2013 2008 Emily Zurrer (1st) Times (HM) Danielle Kot (2nd) Jackie Guerra - 2011-2014 Tara Hurless Olivia Schmitt - 2012-2013 NSCAA (2nd); Soccer Buzz (HM) Jackie Santacaterina (2nd) Jannelle Flaws - 2015 Hope D’Addario - 2016 2000 Emily Brown 2007 Ella Masar (1st) Soccer America (3rd); Soccer Buzz (HM) Jaelyn Cunningham -2012-2013 Mary Therese McDonnell (1st) Emily Zurrer (1st) Amaya Ellis 2015-2019 1999 Emily Brown Soccer Buzz (3rd) Ashleigh Lefevre - 2016-2018 Jackie Santacaterina (2nd) Ashley Cathro - 2016 - present FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS 2006 Ella Masar (1st) Emily Zurrer (1st) Joanna Verzosa-Dolezal- 2018-present 2007 Danielle Kot (Top Drawer Soccer, 1st) Patricia George 2019 – present Kristy Weeks (2nd) Mary Therese McDonnell (3rd) 2006 Chichi Nweke (Soccer America, 2nd; Top Drawer 2005 Christen Karniski (1st) ILLINI IN THE PROS Soccer, 2nd) NWSL Jackie Santacaterina (Top Drawer Soccer, 1st) Janelle Flaws, Chicago Red Stars 2004 Leisha Alcia (1st) Kelly Campbell (1st) Vanessa DiBernardo, Chicago Red Stars 2001 Leisha Alcia (Soccer Buzz, 3rd) Tara Hurless (1st) Jackie Santacaterina, Chicago Red Stars Tara Hurless (Soccer Buzz, HM) Christen Karniski (3rd) DAMALLSVENSKAN (SWEDEN) 1998 Heidi Holtzman (Soccer Buzz, 3rd) Emily Zurrer, JITEX BK 2003 Leisha Alcia (1st) Ella Masar, FC Rosengård UNITED SOCCER COACHES Tara Hurless (1st) ALL-NORTH REGION* Meghan Kolze (1st) ILLINI DRAFTED *Formerly NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region Jannelle Flaws (2015) - Chicago Red Stars (No. 33) 2002 Tara Hurless (3rd) Vanessa DiBernardo (2014) - Chicago Red Stars (No. 4) 2019 Kelly Maday (3rd) Meghan Kolze (3rd) Jackie Santacaterina (2010) - Chicago Red Stars (No. 60) Ella Masar (2008) - Chicago Red Stars (No. 9) 2018 Katie Murray (2nd) 2001 Colleen Joyce (1st) Mary Therese McDonnell (2008) - Sky Blue FC (No. 53) Tara Hurless (3rd) 2014 Jannelle Flaws (1st) Christen Karniski (2008) - Washington Freedom (No. 64) 2000 Emily Brown (1st) 2013 Jannelle Flaws (1st) Colleen Joyce (2nd) ALL-AMERICANS Vanessa DiBernardo (2nd) 2014 Jannelle Flaws Heidi Holtzman (3rd) NSCAA (3rd), College Sports Madness (1st), 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) College Soccer News (2nd) 1999 Emily Brown (1st) 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo 2011 Jenna Carosio (1st) Lisa Baldwin (3rd) Top Drawer Soccer (2nd) Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) Heidi Holtzman (3rd) Jannelle Flaws Marissa Mykines (2nd) Top Drawer Soccer (3rd) 1998 Kelly Buszkiewicz (2nd) 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo Jordan Hilbrands (2nd) NSCAA (3rd); Soccer America (2nd) SOCCER BUZZ REGIONAL ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 2007 Ella Masar (2nd) 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo 2007 Danielle Kot NSCAA (2nd); Soccer America (2nd) Emily Zurrer (2nd) Mary Therese McDonnell (3rd) 2008 Emily Zurrer 2006 Chichi Nweke Soccer Buzz (3rd); Top Drawer Soccer (3rd) 2006 Ella Masar (1st) Jackie Santacaterina Emily Zurrer (1st) 2007 Ella Masar 2005 Marti Desjarlais Lowe’s Senior (1st); Top Drawer Soccer (2nd) 2005 Christen Karniski (1st) Emily Zurrer Emily Zurrer Top Drawer Soccer (2nd); Soccer Buzz (4th) 2004 Tara Hurless (1st) 2004 Mary Therese McDonnell 40 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL HONORS Emily Zurrer (1st) 2003 Jessica Bayne Mary Therese McDonnell (2nd) 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo Jackie Santacaterina (2nd) Shayla Mutz 2001 Leisha Alcia Tara Hurless 2006 Ella Masar (1st) 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo Marissa Mykines Christine Sinak Emily Zurrer (1st) Steph Panozzo 2005 Christen Karniski (1st) 2000 Sarah Anderson 2008 Alexandra Kapicka 2004 Kelly Campbell (1st) 1998 Lisa Baldwin 2007 Kara Gostisha Tara Hurless (1st) Heidi Holtzman Christen Karniski (2nd) 2006 Ella Masar Emily Zurrer BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR 2003 Leisha Alcia (1st) 2013-14 Vanessa DiBernardo Tara Hurless (1st) 2005 Jessica Bayne 2011-12 Jenna Carosio Meghan Kolze (1st) 2008-09 Emily Zurrer 2004 Tara Hurless 2007-08 Mary Therese McDonnell 2002 Tara Hurless (2nd) 2005-06 Christen Karniski Meghan Kolze (2nd) 2003 Tara Hurless (Offensive MVP) Kelly Campbell (Defensive MVP) BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2001 Colleen Joyce (1st) Paula Faherty 2014 Jannelle Flaws (Forward) 2000 Emily Brown (1st) 2002 Andrea Ridgeway 2013 Jannelle Flaws (Forward) Colleen Joyce (2nd) Heidi Holtzman (2nd) 2001 Leisha Alcia 2011 Jenna Carosio (Defender) Tara Hurless Vanessa DiBernardo (Midfielder) 1999 Emily Brown (1st) 2000 Emily Brown Sue Hodson 2006 Ella Masar (Offensive) 1998 Kelly Buszkiewicz (1st) 1999 Emily Brown Emily Zurrer (Co-Defensive) Heidi Holtzman (2nd) Sue Hodson

2005 Christen Karniski (Co-Defensive) BIG TEN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM BIG TEN TOURNAMENT MVP 2018 Makena Silber 2011 Marissa Mykines (Offense) BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Ashley Cathro Steph Panozzo (Defense) 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo 2012 Abby Elinsky 2003 Tara Hurless (Offense) 2006 Chichi Nweke Nicole Breece Kelly Campbell (Defense)

ALL-BIG TEN 2011 Jannelle Flaws SOCCER NEWS NET WOMEN'S 2019 Kelly Maday (3rd) Stephanie Pouse PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo 2018 Katie Murray (2nd) 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo Alicia Barker (2nd) Megan Pawloski CHICAGOLAND SOCCER NEWS Jaelym Cunningham (2nd) PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2009 Shayla Mutz 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo 2016 Hope D’Addario (3rd) 2007 Laura Knutson UI DIKE EDDLEMAN 2015 Jannelle Flaws (2nd) Danielle Kot ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD Cory Steigerwald 2013-14 Jannelle Flaws 2014 Jannelle Flaws (1st) 2003-04 Leisha Alcia 2006 Chichi Nweke 2013 Jannelle Flaws (1st) Jackie Santacaterina UI FIGHTING ILLINI SPIRIT AWARD 2012-13 Shayla Mutz 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) 2005 Marti Desjarlais 2007-08 Shannon McDonnell Emily Zurrer 2003-04 Kelly Walker 2011 Jenna Carosio (1st) Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) 2004 Mary Therese McDonnell U.S. SOCCER YOUNG ATHLETE OF THE Marissa Mykines (2nd) YEAR FINALIST 2003 Jessica Bayne 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) 2002 Christen Karniski MAC HERMANN TROPHY WATCH LIST 2008 Emily Zurrer (1st) 2015 Jannelle Flaws Danielle Kot (2nd) BIG TEN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2014 Jannelle Flaws Jackie Santacaterina (2nd) 2018 Katie Murray 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo 2007 Ella Masar (1st) 2014 Jannelle Flaws 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 41 THE RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL HONORS 10/22/12 Shayla Mutz 10/27/03 Leisha Alcia (Def.) SOCCER NEWS NET COLLEGE BOOT 10/8/12 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/20/03 Leisha Alcia (Def.) AWARD FINALIST 10/18/11 Steph Panozzo 9/22/03 Leisha Alcia (Def.) 2014 Jannelle Flaws 10/3/11 Vanessa DiBernardo 9/15/03 Meghan Kolze (Def.) 9/11/11 Megan Pawloski 11/4/02 Tiffani Walker (Off.) SOCCER NEWS NET COLLEGE BOOT 8/29/11 Niki Read 9/9/02 Tara Hurless (Off.) AWARD WINNER 8/22/11 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/29/01 Leisha Alcia (Def.) 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo 9/24/01 Leisha Alcia (Def.) 9/3/01 Colleen Joyce (Off.) COLLEGESOCCER360.COM PRIMETIME SOCCER BUZZ ELITE TEAM OF THE WEEK 10/30/00 Colleen Joyce PERFORMER OF THE WEEK 11/4/08 Emily Zurrer 10/16/00 Laura Freeman 10/15/13 Jannelle Flaws 10/8/08 Emily Zurrer 9/20/99 Emily Brown 11/12/13 Steph Panozzo 9/23/08 Emily Zurrer 8/30/99 Lisa Baldwin 10/29/13 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/31/07 Ella Masar 11/2/98 Emily Brown 11/15/11 Niki Read 10/24/06 Emily Zurrer 11/9/11 Marissa Mykines 10/3/06 Ella Masar ACADEMIC HONORS 10/18/11 Jenna Carosio 9/12/06 Emily Zurrer 9/20/10 Krystin Miller 10/21/04 Sarah Brown NSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICAN 9/2/09 Jordan Hilbrands 11/12/03 Kelly Campbell 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (3rd) 9/17/03 Meghan Kolze 11/5/02 Meghan Kolze 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st)

TOP DRAWER SOCCER NSCAA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2011 Jenna Carosoio (2nd) TEAM OF THE WEEK 9/23/14 Jannelle Flaws 11/4/14 Claire Wheatley 2008 Marti Desjarlais (2nd) 11/19/13 Claire Wheatley ESPNW NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 10/15/13 Jannelle Flaws 9/24/14 Jannelle Flaws 2007 Mary Therese McDonnell (2nd) 11/7/11 Marissa Mykines Kara Gostisha (3rd) 10/3/11 Vanessa DiBernardo TOP DRAWER SOCCER NATIONAL 8/22/11 Vanessa DiBernardo PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2005 Christen Karniski (1st) 9/20/10 Krystin Miller 9/1/15 Jannelle Flaws 11/3/08 Emily Zurrer 9/23/14 Jannelle Flaws 2004 Christen Karniski (3rd) 10/6/08 Emily Zurrer 9/22/08 Chichi Nweke BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2003 Meghan Kolze (1st) 9/8/08 Jackie Santacaterina 8/27/19 Eileen Murphy (Fresh.) 10/23/06 Emily Zurrer 8/21/18 Makena SIlber (Fresh.) UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) 10/16/18 Jaelyn Cunninngham (GK) SCHOLAR ALL-REGION TOP DRAWER SOCCER 8/23/16 Michelle Denley (Def.) 2019 Kelly Maday ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 10/11/16 Claire Wheatley (Def.) 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo (2nd) 9/1/15 Jannelle Flaws (Off.) 2018 Alicia Barker 9/29/15 Nicole Breece (Off.) Katie Murray SOCCER AMERICA TEAM OF THE WEEK 9/22/14 Jannelle Flaws (Off.) 10/12/12 Vanessa DiBernardo 11/3/14 Claire Wheatley (Def.) 2014 Amy Feher (3rd) 10/10/11 Jenna Carosio 9/1/13 Jannelle Flaws (Off.) Aliina Weykamp (Honorable Mention) 10/3/11 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/29/12 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off.) 8/22/11 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/8/12 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off.) 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) 10/7/08 Emily Zurrer 10/24/11 Steph Panozzo (Def.) Christina Farrell (1st) 9/23/08 Alexandra Kapicka 10/17/11 Steph Panozzo (Def.) Megan Pawloski (1st) 9/2/08 Emily Zurrer 10/10/11 Jenna Carosio (Def.) Allie Osoba (3rd) 8/26/08 Jamie Alvis 8/22/11 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off.) Aliina Weykamp (Honorable Mention) 10/31/07 Ella Masar 10/4/10 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off./Fresh.) 10/25/06 Emily Zurrer 9/20/10 Krystin Miller (Def.) 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) 10/4/06 Ella Masar 9/13/10 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off./Fresh.) Nicole Denenberg (2nd) 9/13/06 Emily Zurrer 8/30/10 Vanessa DiBernardo (Fresh.) Shayla Mutz (2nd) 9/28/05 Emily Zurrer 8/23/10 Danielle Kot (Def.) Christina Farrell (Honorable Mention) 11/12/03 Kelly Campbell 10/6/08 Emily Zurrer (Def.) 11/5/02 Meghan Kolze 9/22/08 Alexandra Kapicka (Def.) 2011 Jenna Carosio (1st) 8/25/08 Jamie Alvis (Def.) Julie Ewing (2nd) CHICAGOLAND SOCCER NEWS PLAYER 10/29/07 Ella Masar (Off.) OF THE WEEK 10/22/07 Ella Masar (Off.) 2010 Jordan Hilbrands (1st) 8/24/15 Jannelle Flaws 10/8/07 Lindsey Carstens (Def.) Julie Ewing (2nd) 11/17/13 Claire Wheatley 9/17/07 Emily Zurrer (Def.) Alexandra Kapicka (2nd) 10/20/13 Jannelle Flaws 9/3/07 Ella Masar (Off.) Laura Knutson (2nd) 9/1/13 Jannelle Flaws 10/23/06 Emily Zurrer (Def.) Danielle Kot (2nd) 11/12/12 Steph Panozzo 10/2/06 Ella Masar (Off.) Krystin Miller (2nd) 10/29/12 Vanessa DiBernardo 9/11/06 Emily Zurrer (Def.)

42 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL HONORS 2009 Courtney Bell (1st) Sample, Sarah Warren Amy Feher, Megan Green, Noelle Leary, Reagan Alexandra Kapicka (2nd) Robishaw, Aliina Weykamp, Claire Wheatley Danielle Kot (3rd) 2017-18 Lauren Ciesla, Darci Dietrich, Kara Marbury, Cory Steigerwald (3rd) Katie Murray, Emily Osoba, Katherine Ratz, 2013 Nicole Breece, Kassidy Brown, Vanessa DiBernardo, Krystin Miller (Honorable Mention) Olivia Schmitt, Sarah Warren Christina Farrell, Amy Feher, Jannelle Flaws, Kristen Gierman, Megan Green, Noelle Leary, 2008 Marti Desjarlais (1st) 2016-17 Alia Abu-Douleh, Lauren Ciesla, Hope D’Addario, Anastasia Medellin, Allie Osoba, Lauren Parkin, Jamie Alvis (2nd) Taylore Peterson, Katherine Ratz, Allison Stucky Megan Pawloski, Taylore Peterson, Alexandra Kapicka (2nd) Reagan Robishaw, Aliina Weykamp 2015-16 Alia Abu-Douleh, Hope D’Addario, Kara Courtney Bell (3rd) Marbury, Jenna Miller, Taylore Peterson, 2012 Kassidy Brown, Nicole Denenberg, Vanessa Jessica Levitt (3rd) Sarah Warren, Aliina Weykamp DiBernardo, Christina Farrell, Kristen Gierman, Marissa Holden, Shayla Mutz, Allie Osoba, Steph 2006 Mary Therese McDonnell (2nd) 2014-15 Alia Abu-Douleh, Hope D’Addario, Megan Green Panozzo, Megan Pawloski, Aliina Weykamp Paula Faherty (3rd) Kara Gostisha (HM) 2013-14 Nicole Breece, Vanessa DiBernardo, Christina 2011 Kassidy Brown, Jenna Carosio, Nicole Denenberg, Farrell, Amy Feher, Kristen Gierman, Vanessa DiBernardo, Caitlin Dombart, Julie Ewing, 2005 Christen Karniski (1st) Allie Osoba, Lauren Parkin, Taylore Peterson Christina Farrell, Jannelle Flaws, Shayla Mutz, Natasha Karniski (2nd) Marissa Mykines, Steph Panozzo, Megan Pawloski 2012-13 Nicole Denenberg, Vanessa DiBernardo, 2004 Christen Karniski (1st) Christina Farrell, Kristen Gierman, Shayla 2010 Jenna Carosio, Nicole Denenberg, Caitlin Paula Faherty (2nd) Mutz, Megan Pawloski Dombart, Julie Ewing, Jordan Hilrbrands, Natasha Karniski (2nd) Alexandra Kapicka, Laura Knutson, Danielle Christine Sinak (2nd) 2011-12 Jenny Carosio, Nicole Denenberg, Vanessa Kot, Krystin Miller, Shayla Mutz, Marissa DiBernardo, Julie Ewing, Christina Farrell, Mykines 2003 Meghan Kolze (1st) Shayla Mutz Jennifer Smith (2nd) 2010-11 Nicole Denenberg, Caitlin Dombart, Julie Ewing, 2009 Courtney Bell, Jenna Carosio, Caitlin Christine Sinak (3rd) Kristen Gierman, Jordan Hilbrands, Danielle Dombart, Julie Ewing, Brittany Garrett, Jordan Kot, Shayla Mutz Hilbrands, Alexandra Kapicka, Laura Knutson, COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN Danielle Kot, Krystin Miller, Marissa Mykines, 2009-10 Courtney Bell, Jenna Carosio, Julie Ewing Chichi Nweke, Jackie Santacaterina, Cory 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (2nd) Steigerwald 2008-09 Jamie Alvis, Courtney Bell, Alexandra Kapicka COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Jessica Levitt, Krystin Miller 2008 Jamie Alvis, Courtney Bell, Marti Desjarlais, 2015 Hope D’Addario (2nd) Alexandra Kapicka, Danielle Kot, Jessica ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN Levitt, Krystin Miller, Cory Steigerwald, Emily 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) 2019 Alicia Barker, Hope Breslin, Katelynn Buescher, Zurer Elizabeth Cablk, Lexi Carrier, Ashley Cathro, Jaelyn 2011 Jenna Carosio (3rd) Cunningham, Amaya Ellis, Jayna Fittipaldo, Maggie 2007 Jamie Alvis, Courtney Bell, Lindsey Carstens, Vanessa DiBernardo (2nd) Hillman, Meredith Johnson-Monfort, Katie Le, Marti Desjarlais, Kara Gostisha, Alexandra Megan Pawloski (3rd) Ashleigh Lefevre, Kelly Maday, Erin McKeown, Sami Kapicka, Jessica Levitt, Ella Masar, Mary Sample, Haley Singer, Lauren Smitherman, Lauren Therese McDonnell, Shannon McDonnell 2010 Krystin Miller (1st) Stibich, Arianna Veland Danielle Kot (2nd) 2006 Lindsey Carstens, Marti Desjarlais, Paula Faherty, 2018 Alicia Barker, Lexi Carrier, Kelly Maday, Lauren Kara Gostisha, Jessica Levitt, Ella Masar, Mary 2009 Krystin Miller (2nd) Smitherman, Hope Breslin, Elizabeth Cablk, Jayna Therese McDonnell, Shannon McDonnell, Quinn Fittipaldo, Maggie Hillman, Sami Sample, Haley Reynolds, Emily Zurrer 2008 Marti Desjarlais (2nd) Singer, Madi Wolfbauer, Sarah Warren, Lauren Ciesla, Morgan Maroney, Katie Murray, Caroline Ratz 2005 Lindsey Carstens, Kimberly Coninx, Rachel Frank, Kara 2005 Christen Karniski (1st) Gostisha, Christen Karniski, Natasha Karniski, Ella Natasha Karniski (1st) 2017 Alicia Barker, Lexi Carrier, Lauren Ciesla, Darci Masar, Mary Therese McDonnell Dietrich, Kelly Maday, Kara Marbury, Morgan Maroney, Katie Murray, Emily Osoba, Caroline Ratz, 2004 Leisha Alcia, Kimberly Coninx, Christine Sinak, Paula 2004 Christen Karniski (1st) Katherine Ratz, Olivia Schmitt, Lauren Smitherman, Faherty, Rachel Frank, Christen Karniski, Natasha Natasha Karniski (1st) Sarah Warren Karniski, Michelle Nadeau, Quinn Reynolds

2003 Christen Karniski (1st) 2016 Alia Abu-Douleh, Lauren Ciesla, Hope D’Addario, 2003 Paula Faherty, Rachel Frank, Christen Karniski, Christine Sinak (2nd) Kara Marbury, Morgan Maroney, Jenna Miller, Katie Natasha Karniski, Meghan Kolze, Christine Sinak, Meghan Kolze (2nd) Murray, Ellie Ordonez, Taylore Peterson, Caroline Ratz Jennifer Smith, Kelly Walker, Tiffani Walker Katherine Ratz, Reagan Robishaw, Summer Schafer, 2002 Leisha Alcia, Rebecca Johnson, Meghan Kolze, 2002 Rebecca Johnson (1st) Allison Stucky, Claire Wheatley Christine Sinak, Tiffani Walker

BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS 2015 Alia Abu-Douleh, Nicole Breece, Hope D’Addario, 2001 Heidi Holtzman, Meghan Kolze, Rebecca 2019-20 Alicia Barker, Elizabeth Cablk, Lexi Carrier, Jannelle Flaws, Kara Marbury, Jenna Miller, Emily (Patrick) Johnson Ashley Cathro, Amaya Ellis, Maggie Hillman, Osoba, Taylore Peterson, Katherine Ratz, Summer Meredith Johnson-Monfort, Ashleigh Lefevre, Schafer, Sarah Warren, Aliina Weykamp, Claire 2000 Sarah Heggen, Annemarie Hennes, Heidi Holtzman, Sami Sample, Haley Singer Wheatley Meghan Kolze, Laura Lantz, Heather Nadeau, Mary Nitsche, Rebecca Patrick, Julie Schueller 2018-19 Elizabeth Cablk, Maggie Hillman, Sami 2014 Alia Abu-Douleh, Nicole Breece, Hope D’Addario,

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 43 THE RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL HONORS 1999 Amy Bessette, Kelly Buszkiewicz, Kim Doetzel Sarah OFFENSIVE MVP consecutive semesters. Heggen, Annemarie Hennes, Heidi Holtzman, Laura 2019 Hope Breslin Lantz, Rebecca Patrick, Julie Schueller, Stephanne 2018 Katie Murray 2007 Steinhoff, Kris Twyning 2017 Kara Marbury Courtney Bell 2016 Kara Marbury Marti Desjarlais 1998 Sarah Aberle, Kelly Buszkiewicz, Kim Doetzel, Laura 2015 Kara Marbury Kara Gostisha Lantz, Kris Twyning 2014 Jannelle Flaws Alexandra Kapicka 2013 Jannelle Flaws Jessica Levitt 1997 Sarah Aberle, Kim Fogelson, Julie Green, Erica Loechl, Ella Masar Leah Pyter, Leanne Taccona 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo (Co-Offensive) Mary Therese McDonnell ILLINI HONORS Marissa Mykines (Co-Offensive) Shannon McDonnell 2010 Vanessa DiBernardo Quinn Reynolds MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 2009 Jordan Hilbrands 2008 Chichi Nweke 2006 2019 Kelly Maday Jamie Alvis 2018 Jaelyn Cunningham 2007 Ella Masar 2006 Ella Masar Kelly Campbell 2017 Jaelyn Cunningham Lindsey Carstens 2016 Taylore Peterson 2005 Eva Strickland 2004 Tara Hurless Marti Desjarlais 2015 Taylore Peterson Rachel Frank 2014 Aliina Weykamp 2003 Tara Hurless 2002 Tara Hurless Kara Gostisha 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (Co-MVP) Christen Karniski Taylore Peterson (Co-MVP) 2001 Tara Hurless 2000 Emily Brown Natasha Karniski 2012 Shayla Mutz Jessica Levitt 2011 Jenna Carosio 1999 Emily Brown 1998 Emily Brown Ella Masar 2010 Danielle Kot Laura Redmond 2009 Danielle Kot (Co-MVP) 1997 Sarah Aberle 2005 Jackie Santacaterina (Co-MVP) MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Paula Faherty 2008 Emily Zurrer Kara Gostisha 2007 Mary Therese McDonnell 2019 Elizabeth Cablk 2018 Maggie Hillman Christen Karniski 2006 Ella Masar Natasha Karniski 2005 Christen Karniski 2017 Sabryn Kapp & Jayna Fittipaldo 2016 Lauren Ciesla Mary Therese McDonnell 2004 Tara Hurless Laura Redmond 2003 Meghan Kolze 2015 Katie Murray 2014 Sarah Warren Christine Sinak 2002 Meghan Kolze Eva Strickland 2001 Tara Schuling 2013 Noelle Leary 2000 Emily Brown 2012 Amy Feher 2004 1999 Emily Brown 2011 Stephanie Pouse 2010 Nicole Denenberg (Co-Most Improved) Leisha Alcia 1998 Kelly Buszkiewicz Sarah Brown 1997 Kelly Buszkiewicz Megan Pawloski (Co-Most Improved) 2009 Kristen Gierman Paula Faherty 2008 Jamie Alvis Christen Karniski DEFENSIVE MVP Natasha Karniski 2019 Alicia Barker 2007 Cory Steigerwald 2006 Bri Meghan Kolze 2018 Alicia Barker Chris Sinak 2017 Alicia Barker ttany Garrett 2005 Kristy Weeks Jennifer Smith 2016 Hope D’Addario Kelly Walker 2015 Hope D’Addario 2004 Lindsey Carstens 2014 Hope D’Addario 2003 Sarah Brown 2002 Rachel Frank 2003 2013 Aliina Weykamp Paula Faherty 2012 Christina Farrell 2001 Andrea Ridgeway 2000 Sarah Anderson Christen Karniski 2011 Jenna Carosio Natasha Karniski 2010 Danielle Kot 1999 Heather Nadeau 1998 Molly Brown Meghan Kolze 2009 Danielle Kot Mary Nitsche 2008 Alexandra Kapicka (Co-MVP) 1997 Sarah Mitchell Chris Sinak Danielle Kot (Co-MVP) Erin Tyler 2007 Lindsey Carstens C.H.A.M.P. AWARD WINNER 2006 Emily Zurrer 2019 Aleah Treiterer & Alicia Barker 2018 Katie Murray & Morgan Maroney 2002 2005 Christen Karniski Sarah Anderson 2004 Kelly Campbell 2017 Emily Osoba 2016 Patricia George Heidi Holtzman 2003 Leisha Alcia Rebecca (Patrick) Johnson 2002 Meghan Kolze 2015 Jenna Miller 2014 Alia Abu-Douleh Colleen Joyce 2001 Leisha Alcia Maggie Kellett 2000 Meghan Kolze 2013 Noelle Leary 2012 Stephanie Panozzo Meghan Kolze 1999 Heidi Holtzman Jennifer Smith 1998 Heidi Holtzman 1997 Missy Kann GEORGE HUFF AWARD The George Huff Award was given to student-athletes 2001 who earned a varsity letter and maintained a 3.0 GPA in Kristin Holman

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Heidi Holtzman JEREMY L. DALY AWARD Meghan Kolze This award is given for outstanding Laura Lantz character and commitment to Rebecca Patrick excellence. It is selected by the Julie Schueller coaches and is awarded to the individual who exemplifies 2000 excellence as a player, teammate Amy Bessette and student-athlete at the Kelly Buszkiewicz University of Illinois. Kim Doetzel Heidi Holtzman The award honors a young man who was an inspiration to Julie Schueller those who knew him and a constant source of happiness to those who loved him. Jeremy embraced life; he was 1999 never without a big grin on his face and was always quick Kelly Buszkiewicz to offer a hug. He loved all sports and was an excellent Kim Doetzel swimmer and diligent student. Laura Lantz Julie Schueller Jeremy and his family were close friends of Jillian Ellis, Stephanne Steinhoff who was the women’s soccer head coach at Illinois in 1997 Kris Twyning and ‘98. He was born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare disease which gradually takes both hearing and eyesight. 1998 Yet despite such adversity, Jeremy always remained happy Sarah Aberle and positive. Kim Fogelson Erica Loechl PAST JEREMY L. DALY WINNERS 2019 Sydney Carste LAURA REDMOND RAMIREZ 2018 Lexi Carrier LEGACY AND INSPIRATION AWARD 2017 Darci Dietrich Created in honor of alumni Laura Redmond Ramirez, the 2016 Jenna Miller award will be given annually to an Illini player who exhibits 2015 Alia Abu-Douleh the traits that Redmond developed and demonstrated during 2014 Jenna Miller her time at Illinois, courage, resiliency and fortitude, and the 2013 Kristen Gierman traits that she continued to exhibit during her battle with 2012 Kristen Gierman Leukemia. Award winners are nominated and voted on by 2011 Kristen Gierman current and former Illini, with representatives spanning from 2010 Krystin Miller 1997 to the present. 2009 Krystin Miller 2008 Krystin Miller 2019 Paula Faherty Randall 2007 Shannon McDonnell 2018 Kristyn Hidden Miller 2006 Shannon McDonnell 2017 Dr. Rachel Frank 2005 Shannon McDonnell 2016 Jenna Carosio 2004 Rachel Frank 2003 Kelly Walker 2002 Mary Nitsche LAURA REDMOND RAMIREZ 2001 Mary Nitsche MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT 2000 Laura Lantz Also created in Redmond Ramirez' honor, the fund is dedicated 1999 Kelly Buszkiewicz to providing assistance with scholarship, educational, and 1998 Sarah Aberle student-athlete welfare costs for members of the University 1997 Erica Loechl of Illinois soccer team. Each year, the Illini soccer program will designate a current soccer student-athlete as the Laura Redmond Ramirez Memorial Scholarship Fund recipient. The selected student-athlete will be one who best represents the legacy left by Laura Redmond Ramirez, one of courage, discipline and dedication, combined with an incredible sense of caring for those around her.

2019 Maggie HIllman 2018 Kelly Maday 2017 Katie Murray

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 45 THE RECORD BOOK NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY (11-12-3 IN 12 APPEARANCES) 2000 - SECOND ROUND goal, but A&M drew a penalty kick in the 77th minute. 2006 - SWEET SIXTEEN ILLINOIS 2, XAVIER 0 All-American Illini keeper Leisha Alcia saved it and Illinois #15 (3) ILLINOIS 2, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 0 FIRST ROUND // CHAMPAIGN, ILL. finished out the upset to advance to the Round of 16. FIRST ROUND // ST. LOUIS, MO. Illinois made the most of its first NCAA Tournament berth, Third-seeded and 15th-ranked Illinois overcame a choppy shutting out Xavier to end the Musketeers’ 14-match ILLINOIS 2, NEBRASKA 1 start and withstood a one hour, 38-minute lightning delay in unbeaten streak and advance to a second-round showdown SWEET SIXTEEN // CHAMPAIGN, ILL. the first half to eliminate Southeast Missouri State, 2-0, in Illinois managed its first home NCAA Tournament win since with Big Ten champion Penn State. Sophomore Laura Freeman the NCAA first round. Paula Faherty got the Illini on the board 2000 due to a penalty-kick goal by defender Sarah Brown netted a pair of goals, one in the 17th minute and another in when she received a serve in the right slot, took a touch and in the 86th minute, taking down Nebraska 2-1. Midfielder the 46th minute and the Illini defense stonewalled Xavier for fired in a shot at 36:41 for her first goal of the season. Jackie Paula Faherty got the Illini on the board early with a goal the program’s first NCAA Tournament victory. Santacaterina added an insurance goal in the 50th minute in the 21st minute off a rebound of a corner kick, but the when she one-timed a serve from Ella Masar off the end line. PENN STATE 1, ILLINOIS 0 (OT) Huskers responded with a goal in the 29th minute. With SECOND ROUND // UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. extra time looming, forward Jessica Bayne drew a foul in the #15 (3) ILLINOIS 4, SAINT LOUIS 1 18-yard box and Brown pounded home the penalty kick for The Illini took Big Ten champion Penn State into extra time, SECOND ROUND // ST. LOUIS the game-winner. but Nittany Lion midfielder Erin Miller put in a soaring shot Chichi Nweke scored a goal and an assist in 29 minutes of from the top of the 18-yard box in the 100th minute that was action as Illinois took a 2-0 halftime lead on its way to a 4-1 the difference. Illinois goalkeeper Sarah Anderson came up #4 SANTA CLARA 2, ILLINOIS 0 win that sent the third-seeded Illini to their second Round with seven saves on the afternoon. ELITE EIGHT // SANTA CLARA, CALIF. of 16 match in program history. Nweke scored in the 19th As the only unseeded team to reach the quarterfinal round of minute on a shot that ricocheted off a SLU defender and past the 2003 NCAA Tournament, Illinois met expectations against 2001 - FIRST ROUND the keeper, putting the Illini up 1-0. Less than three minutes Santa Clara as the Broncos advanced to the College Cup SYRACUSE 1, ILLINOIS 0 later, Nweke dribbled up the left flank before passing to Ella with a 2-0 win. Santa Clara notched the first goal off a free FIRST ROUND // CHAMPAIGN, ILL. Masar, who split two defenders, turned and fired a rocket kick in the 39th minute, sending the game to halftime with Illinois hosted an NCAA first-round match for the second off the inside of the right post for a 2-0 halftime lead. The a 1-0 Bronco lead. Santa Clara then staged an early charge straight year, but this time found itself on the losing end of a Billikens cut the lead to 2-1 in the 54th minute, but Eva in the second half, scoring just 45 seconds in for the final shutout, falling 1-0 to Syracuse. The teams played a scoreless Strickland scored in the 61st minute and Brittany Garrett 2-0 margin. first half, but the Orangewomen’s Erica Mastrogiacomo notched her first career goal in the 79th minute as the Illini sliced through the Illini defense in the 50th minute for the pulled away for the 4-1 victory. deciding goal. 2005 - SECOND ROUND ILLINOIS 1, #20 FLORIDA 0 (2 OT) #5 (2) FLORIDA STATE 1, #15 (3) ILLINOIS 0 2003 - FIRST ROUND FIRST ROUND // GAINESVILLE, FLA. SWEET SIXTEEN // TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Rachel Frank notched her second shutout of the season in WESTERN MICHIGAN 2, (16) ILLINOIS 0 Florida State scored in the 20th minute and held on for dear only her fourth game and Laura Redmond knocked in the FIRST ROUND // CHAMPAIGN, ILL. life, turning away a number of near-misses by the Illini in the game-winner in the 102nd minute as the Illini moved into the The Illini continued their streak of hosting NCAA first-round second half as the second-seeded Seminoles bounced the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second straight matches, but lost their second straight home opener, 2-0 to third-seeded Illini from the NCAA Tournament for the second- year. Frank and the Illini defense kept the Illinois season alive, Western Michigan. The victory was the Broncos’ first in the straight year. Illinois limited FSU to only nine shots, but the as the back-up keeper made a season high-tying six saves, NCAA Tournament and 10th in a row. On a blustery night, Illini managed to put just one of their six shots on frame as including a pair of tough saves in the first half and another WMU freshman Chantal Robinson blasted a 25-foot rocket off the Orange and Blue saw one of the best seasons in program just after halftime to keep the game scoreless. After a much a free kick that broke Illinois’ school-record scoreless minutes history come to an end. more aggressive Illini team pressured the Gators during the streak of 631:07. The Broncos then scored from close range in overtimes, Christen Karniski sent a corner kick toward the box, the 85th minute to ice the game. 2007 - SECOND ROUND where Ella Masar flicked it to Redmond, who beat the Florida ILLINOIS 1, LOUISVILLE 0 (OT) 2004 - ELITE EIGHT keeper and tapped in the golden goal. FIRST ROUND // SOUTH BEND, IND. ILLINOIS 2, RICE 0 After a defensive battle through 90 minutes against the #11 (3) FLORIDA STATE 2, ILLINOIS 1 FIRST ROUND // COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS Louisville Cardinals left the two teams knotted at zero, the Illinois broke its first-round drought, taking out Rice 2-0 as SECOND ROUND // GAINESVILLE, FLA. Illini wasted little time in the overtime period as senior Illinois’ postseason run ended with a 2-1 loss to eventual senior Tara Hurless became the Illinois career goal-scoring forward Ella Masar headed in the golden goal in the 92nd College Cup participant and 11th-ranked Florida State in the record holder by scoring both goals. Hurless knocked in a minute to propel Illinois into the second round. Sophomore NCAA second round. FSU scored first as forward Sel Kuralay 20-yarder from the right side in the 23rd minute and the forward Chichi Nweke drove the ball down the right flank blasted a 25-yarder from the top of the box over keeper Rachel Illini defense held the Owls to one first-half shot as Illinois before crossing to Masar inside the six for her record-tying Frank’s head in the 30th minute. In the 64th minute, Illini led 1-0 at halftime. Hurless then knocked in an 8-yarder in seventh game-winning goal of the season. defender Kelly Campbell stole the ball from Seminole forward the 85th minute to grab the goal-scoring record and finish India Trotter inside the 18-yard box, but Trotter regained off the Illini win. #11 (4) NOTRE DAME 2, ILLINOIS 0 possession and put in a eight-yarder for a 2-0 lead. Ella SECOND ROUND // SOUTH BEND, IND. Masar pulled the Illini within a goal in the 76th minute went ILLINOIS 2, #7 TEXAS A&M 1 Illinois advanced to the second round for the fourth far post from 14 yards, but FSU held on for the 2-1 win. SECOND ROUND // COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS consecutive year but came up short against host Notre Dame The Illini fell behind early but rallied with two goals in the in a 2-0 loss. The Irish notched their first goal in the 27th final 23 minutes to advance to the Sweet Sixteen for the first minute and added the second just before the half on a heart- time in school history after a 2-1 win at ninth-seeded and breaking own goal for the Orange and Blue. Despite holding seventh-ranked Texas A&M. The Aggies scored in the 19th Notre Dame to just one shot on frame in the second half, the minute and kept Illinois off the board until Natasha Karniski Illini were unable to find the back of the net as their season tied the match at 1 in the 67th minute. Just one minute, 15 came to an end. seconds later, Andrea Ridgeway knocked in the go-ahead

46 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY (11-12-3 IN 12 APPEARANCES) 2008 - SWEET SIXTEEN #16 ILLINOIS 0, #4 (2) OKLAHOMA STATE 1 BOSTON COLLEGE 4, ILLINOIS 1 ILLINOIS 1, MEMPHIS 0 (2OT) SECOND ROUND // STILLWATER OKLA. SWEET SIXTEEN // LINCOLN, NEB. FIRST ROUND // COLUMBIA, MO. The Illini fell to #4 Oklahoma State in a hard fought, 1-0 In the Sweet Sixteen, Illinois saw its NCAA Tournament run Illinois and Memphis battled into the second overtime before contest. The Orange and Blue outshot the Cowgirls 18-12 and come to an end, falling 4-1 to Boston College in the Round of Illini forward Jordan Hilbrands netted the golden goal in earned an 8-1 advantage on corner kicks. Yet, in the 25th 16. The Illini had chances with a 24-13 advantage in shots, the 103rd minute to propel the Orange and Blue into the minute, it was Oklahoma State who found the back of the net but BC goalkeeper Alex Johnson made nine saves to thwart the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The first half was a and eventually reached the Elite Eight of the tournament. This Orange and Blue attack. stalemate, as the teams went back and forth with possession was the first meeting between the two programs. in the midfield. The Orange and Blue defense withstood a ILLINOIS VS. RANKED OPPONENTS ALL-TIME late second-half attack from the Tigers, sending the game 2012 - SECOND ROUND 1997 0-3-0 into overtime still scoreless. In the overtime period, Memphis ILLINOIS 1, MISSOURI 1 (2OT) 1998 0-5-0 collected three corner kicks but was unable to capitalize as ILLINOIS WINS 3-0 IN PENALTY KICKS 1999 1-4-0 FIRST ROUND // COLUMBIA, MO. the Illinois defense staved off the Tigers to send it to the 2000 0-3-0 In a similar rematch from 2008, the Fighting Illini once second overtime and set up Hilbrands’ game-winner. 2001 1-2-0 again invaded Columbia and advanced into the next round 2002 3-2-0 ILLINOIS 1, #13 (4) MISSOURI 1 (2OT) after 110 minutes of play and a penalty kick shootout. Allie 2003 2-2-1 ILLINOIS WINS 4-3 IN PENALTY KICKS Osoba scored the lone goal in the 19th minute. Then, Taylore SECOND ROUND // COLUMBIA, MO. Peterson, Kassidy Brown and Aliina Weykamp converted 2004 2-5-0 Illinois again battled into double overtime and again found successful PK’s while goalkeeper Steph Panozzo produced 2005 3-3-1 a way to win, capturing a 4-3 victory in penalty kicks over two big saves for the Illini to take the shootout 3-0. Panozzo 2006 5-3-0 Missouri. The Illini and Tigers tied through 110 minutes of finished with seven saves on the day. 2007 2-5-0 play, with Chichi Nweke tallying the goal for the Orange and 2008 0-4-1 Blue in the 56th minute and Missouri netting the equalizer #14 NORTH CAROLINA 9, ILLINOIS 2 2009 1-4-0 in the 74th. In the PK round, Courtney Bell punched in the SECOND ROUND // CHAPEL HILL, N.C. 2010 2-2-0 In a head coach matchup that pitted former player vs coach, final attempt for the Illini, with goalkeeper Alexandra Kapicka 2011 1-2-0 it was the Tarheels that advanced to the Sweet 16. Illinois saving Missouri’s final attempt to propel Illinois to the next 2012 2-6-0 round. Kapicka collected a career-high 11 saves in the match. struck first, scoring in the first 90 seconds of the match as DiBernardo connected on a through ball to forward Nicole 2013 2-3-1 2014 0-4-1 #4 (1) NORTH CAROLINA 3, ILLINOIS 0 Breece. Illini then entered halftime down 2-1 and without star SWEET SIXTEEN // CHAPEL HILL, N.C. player DiBernardo who left due to an injury. North Carolina 2015 1-1-0 Illinois battled hard against North Carolina, holding the top- went on to outscore the Illini 7-1 in the second half. Niki Read 2016 1-3-1 seeded team to one goal in the first half before falling, 3-0, scored her 14th career goal. 2017 0-4-0 in the NCAA Round of 16 at Fetzer Field. Illinois goalkeeper 2018 2-3-1 Alexandra Kapicka delivered another solid performance, 2013 - SWEET SIXTEEN 2019 1-1-0 turning away five shots on goal. UNC took the lead in the 32nd ILLINOIS 0, #21 WASHINGTON STATE 0 (2OT) Under Rayfield 30-57-7 minute after an unlucky Illinois own goal, then added to the ILLINOIS WINS 3-1 IN PENALTY KICKS Overall 32-74-7 lead with two goals in the second half within a two-minute FIRST ROUND // PULLMAN, WASH. span. The Illini had a few chances late in the game, but were Illinois made the longest first round trip of any tournament unable to crack the Tar Heel defense. team at nearly 2,000 miles and ended up playing the longest possible game at the muddy Lower Soccer Field. After two 2010 - FIRST ROUND overtime periods, the contest ended in a 0-0 draw, sending it #22 USC 3, #13 ILLINOIS 1 to penalty kicks with a trip to the second round on the line. UI FIRST ROUND // SOUTH BEND, IND. won the PK shootout, 3-1, thanks to two saves by freshman After falling behind by three goals late, Shayla Mutz produced goalkeeper Claire Wheatley and the game-winner by senior her first post-season points by converting an attempt within Vanessa DiBernardo. the Southern California box off a feed from Marissa Mykines in the 80th minute. The Illini continued to pressure over the ILLINOIS 4, #7 PORTLAND 3 (OT) final 10 minutes by producing seven more shots; however, the SECOND ROUND // LINCOLN, NEB. Orange and Blue were unable to cut the deficit further. Illinois continued its run with a thrilling 4-3 overtime victory over No. 7 Portland in Lincoln, Neb. The Illini battled back 2011 - SECOND ROUND from a 2-0 halftime deficit on a snowy Nebraska Soccer Field NOTRE DAME 0, #16 ILLINOIS 1 and netted three second-half goals to send the NCAA second FIRST ROUND // CHAMPAIGN, ILL. round match to an extra period. Big Ten Forward of the Year Illinois battled past the defending National Champs, Notre Jannelle Flaws connected on the golden goal with a minute Dame, 1-0, in front of a 1,000+ crowd in Champaign, as remaining, sending Illinois to the NCAA third round for the the Illini hosted an NCAA Tournament game for the first time first time since 2008. since 2004. Five minutes into the second half, midfielder Niki Read earned the game winning goal, her first postseason tally. The defense then clamped down, as they allowed just two off target shots for the remainder of the game, netting their ninth shutout of the season.

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2018 // Madison, Wis. // Westfield, Ind. First Round: (5) Illinois 2, (4) Wisconsin 2, Illinois advanced 3-0 on PKs ALL-TIME BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORDS Second Round: (1) Penn State 1, (5) Illinois 2 // Minnesota Champion W L T PCT TITLES YEARS

2015 // University Park, Pa. Penn State 36 11 6 736 8 1998-00-01-06-08-15-17-19 First Round: (1) Penn State 3, (8) Illinois 1 // Penn State champion Minnesota 17 11 5 591 3 1995-16-18

2014 // West Lafayette, Ind. Nebraska 3 2 2 571 1 2013 First Round: (2) Wisconsin 2, (7) Illinois 0 // Wisconsin champion Michigan 20 17 4 537 2 1997-99

2013 // Champaign, Ill. Illinois 15 14 5 515 2 2003-11 First Round: (4) Indiana 5, (5) Illinois 3 // Nebraska champion Wisconsin 16 16 4 500 3 1994-05-14

2012 // Bloomington, Ind. Ohio State 13 13 5 500 3 2002-04-12 First Round: (5) Illinois 2, (4) Minnesota 2 (2OT, Illinois wins PK, 3-2) Purdue 8 8 2 500 1 2007 Semifinal: (5) Illinois 1, (1) #3 Penn State 0 Championship: (5) Illinois 1, (2) #21 Ohio State 2 // Ohio State champion Rutgers 5 5 1 .500 0 Iowa 4 10 1 300 0 2011 // Evanston, Ill. First Round: (2) Illinois 1, (7) Ohio State 1 (2OT, Illinois wins PK, 4-2) Northwestern 6 15 1 295 0 Semifinal: (2) Illinois 1, (3) Michigan State 0 (OT) Indiana 5 13 1 289 1 1996 Championship: (2) Illinois 2, (1) #11 Penn State 1 (OT) // ILLINOIS CHAMPION Michigan State 2 12 2 188 0 2008 // Iowa City, Iowa Maryland 0 1 0 000 0 First Round: (5) Illinois 0, (4) Michigan State 0 (2OT, MSU wins PK, 4-3) // Penn State champion *No postseason tournament from 2009-10 2007 // St. Paul, Minn. First Round: (3) Illinois 2, (6) Minnesota 2 (2OT, Illinois wins PK, 4-3) Semifinal: (2) #8 Purdue 3, (3) Illinois 0 // Purdue champion ALL-TIME BIG TEN STANDINGS (regular season conferences matches only) 2006 // University Park, Pa. First Round: (2) Illinois 3, (7) Wisconsin 0 Semifinal: (2) Illinois 1, (3) Purdue 0 W L T PCT PTS* GF GA YRS Games Championship: (1) #12 Penn State 3, (2) Illinois 1 // Penn State champion Penn State 210 34 16 838 646 683 212 25 260 Wisconsin 131 92 37 575 430 381 286 25 260 2005 // Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan 127 87 46 577 427 377 285 25 260 First Round: (4) Illinois 1, (5) Minnesota 0 Minnesota 124 113 23 521 395 372 310 25 260 Semifinal: (8) Michigan 2, (4) Illinois 1 // Wisconsin champion Ohio State 120 109 30 519 390 375 310 25 260 2004 // Columbus, Ohio Illinois 110 106 23 508 353 342 333 22 239 First Round: (4) Illinois 5, (5) Northwestern 0 Northwestern 89 143 28 396 295 281 351 25 260 Semifinal: (1) #3 Penn State 3, (4) Illinois 2 // Ohio State champion Purdue 86 109 26 448 284 287 321 20 221 Indiana 84 145 31 383 283 264 380 25 260 2003 // Madison, Wis. First Round: (2) Illinois 2, (7) Michigan State 0 Michigan State 82 149 28 371 274 267 367 25 259 Semifinal: (2) Illinois 2, (3) Purdue 0 Iowa 71 143 25 349 238 235 376 22 239 Championship: (2) Illinois 2, (4) Michigan 0 // ILLINOIS CHAMPION Nebraska 42 42 17 500 143 135 145 9 101 Rutgers 40 13 15 699 135 82 44 6 68 2002 // East Lansing, Mich. Maryland 13 44 11 272 50 51 111 6 68 First Round: (8) Illinois 4, (1) #11 Penn State 3 Semifinal: (5) Wisconsin 1, (8) Illinois 0 // Ohio State champion * based on 3 points for a win and 1 point for a tie 2001 // West Lafayette, Ind. First Round: (3) Illinois 4, (6) Iowa 1 Semifinal: (3) Illinois 2, (2) #22 Michigan 1 (OT) Championship: (1) #8 Penn State 2, (3) Illinois 1 (OT) // Penn State champion

2000 // Champaign, Ill. First Round: (4) Illinois 3, (5) Michigan State 1 Semifinal: (1) #7 Penn State 2, (4) Illinois 1 (3OT) // Penn State champion

1999 // Bloomington, Ind. First Round: (6) Illinois 2, (3) Iowa 0 Semifinal: (2) #18 Michigan 4, (6) Illinois 3 // Michigan champion

1998 // University Park, Pa. First Round: (1) #11 Penn State 1, (8) Illinois 0 // Penn State champion

*The Big Ten Tournament was not held during the 2009-10 seasons

48 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Arizona (0-0-1) 8-23-18 L 1-3 Chicago, Ill. Indiana (13-7-4) 9-8-13 T 1-1 (2OT) Tempe, Ariz. 10-5-97 L 0-2 Bloomington, Ind. 10-23-98 L (#17) 1-2 Champaign, Ill. Arizona State (1-1-0) Duke (1-0-0) 10-15-99 T 0-0 (2OT) Bloomington, Ind. 9-6-13 L 3-4 (2OT) Tempe, Ariz. 8-19-18 W (#3) 2-1 Durham, N.C. 10-15-00 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill. 8-29-14 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-19-01 W 3-1 Bloomington, Ind. Duquesne (1-0-0) 10-20-02 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill. Auburn (1-1-0) 9-5-99 W 3-0 Morgantown, W.V. 10-17-03 W 2-1 Bloomington, Ind. 9-7-03 L (#17) 1-2 (OT) Auburn, Ala. 10-17-04 T 1-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 9-10-06 W (#13) 1-0 Champaign, Ill. Eastern Illinois (3-2-0) 10-21-05 W 1-0 Bloomington, Ind. 9-17-97 L 1-7 Champaign, Ill. 10-22-06 W (#21) 1-0 Champaign, Ill. Aurora (1-0-0) 9-23-98 L 2-4 Charleston, Ill. 10-19-07 W (#24) 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-14-97 W 10-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-29-99 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-19-08 L 0-1 Bloomington, Ind. 8-25-00 W 2-0 Charleston, Ill. 10-4-09 T 1-1 (2OT) Bloomington, Ind. Ball State (2-0-0) 11-1-02 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-3-10 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-29-10 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-30-11 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-26-11 W 5-0 Muncie, Ind. Evansville (5-1-0) 9-28-12 W 2-1 Bloomington, Ind. 9-8-00 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-6-13 L 2-3 Bloomington, Ind. Boston College (0-1-0) 9-30-01 L 0-2 Evansville, Ind. 11-6-13 L 3-5 Champaign, Ill.& 11-24-13 L 1-4 Lincoln, Neb.% 9-12-03 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-18-14 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-5-04 W 4-0 Evansville, Ind. 9-18-15 T 0-0 (2OT) Bloomington, Ind. Boston U. (1-0-0) 9-11-16 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-18-16 L 0-1 (OT) Champaign, Ill. 9-10-99 W 3-0 Evanston, Ill. 8-31-17 W 2-1 (OT) Evansville, Ind. 10-1-17 W 3-1 Bloomington, Ind. 10-14-18 W 1-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. Butler (3-0-0) Florida (2-1-0) 10-3-19 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-6-02 W 4-2 Champaign, Ill. 11-11-05 W (#20) 1-0 (2OT) Gainesville, Fla.% 10-31-03 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-14-07 W (#9) 1-0 Champaign, Ill. Indiana State (2-1-0) 9-12-19 W 2-1 Indianapolis, Ind. 9-12-08 L (#17) 0-2 Gainesville, Fla. 9-18-05 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill. 9-23-07 W 3-0 Terre Haute, Ind. Cal State Northridge (1-0-0) Florida International (1-0-0) 9-13-13 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 9-9-07 W 4-0 Los Angeles, Calif. 9-15-13 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill. Iowa (14-9-1) Cincinnati (2-0-0) Florida State (0-2-0) 9-19-97 L 0-2 Iowa City, Iowa 9-8-02 W (#25) 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-13-05 L (#11) 1-2 Gainesville, Fla.% 10-16-98 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-11-10 W 3-0 Cincinnati, Ohio 11-19-06 L (#5) 0-1 Tallahassee, Fla.% 10-22-99 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill. 11-4-99 W 2-0 Bloomington, Ind.& College of Charleston (2-0-0) George Mason (1-0-0) 10-20-00 L 1-5 Iowa City, Iowa 8-30-13 W 6-2 Champaign, Ill. 9-15-02 W 1-0 Fairfax, Va. 10-26-01 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-5-14 W 3-0 Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 11-8-01 W 4-1 West Lafayette, Ind.& Georgia (1-0-0) 10-25-02 L 0-2 Iowa City, Iowa Colorado (2-0-0) 9-5-03 W 2-1 Athens, Ga. 9-26-03 W 2-0 Iowa City, Iowa 8-28-09 W (#18) 2-1 Denver, Colo. 10-3-04 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 9-4-11 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. Gonzaga (1-0-0) 10-28-05 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-19-11 W 5-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-27-06 W 1-0 Iowa City, Iowa Colorado College (3-0-0) 10-7-07 W 6-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-29-99 W 2-1 (OT) Colorado Springs, Colo. Illinois State (10-4-2) 10-10-08 L 0-1 Iowa City, Iowa 9-19-08 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-4-98 W 1-0 Normal, Ill. 10-17-09 W 3-1 Iowa City, Iowa 9-15-19 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-24-99 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-16-10 W 2-1 (OT) Champaign, Ill. 9-22-00 L 0-2 Normal, Ill. 9-18-11 T 2-2 (2OT) Iowa City, Iowa Connecticut (0-1-0) 10-28-01 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-16-12 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-3-10 L 1-2 (2OT) Stoors, Conn. 10-27-02 T 1-1 (2OT) Normal, Ill. 9-27-13 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-14-03 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-11-14 L 0-2 Iowa City, Iowa Dayton (2-1-0) 9-23-04 L 0-1 Normal, Ill. 10-15-15 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-27-02 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-16-05 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-16-16 W 2-1 Iowa City, Iowa 8-31-08 W 1-0 (OT) Champaign, Ill. 8-21-09 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-25-17 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-25-19 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 8-19-12 T 1-1 (2OT) Normal, Ill. 9-26-19 L 1-3 Iowa City, iowa 9-1-13 W 5-1 Champaign, Ill. Denver (0-1-1) 8-23-15 W 1-0 Normal, Ill. Iowa State (3-0-0) 10-31-99 L 2-3 (OT) Denver, Colo. 8-21-16 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-29-00 W 6-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-30-09 T 1-1 (2OT) Denver, Colo. 8-27-17 L 0-2 Normal, Ill. 8-31-01 W 6-0 Ames, Iowa 9-9-18 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 8-29-08 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. DePaul (1-1-0) 9-8-19 L 2-3 Normal, Ill. 8-20-17 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill. Kansas (4-0-0)

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 49 THE RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 8-27-00 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-31-10 L 2-3 Ann Arbor, Mich. 10-28-15 W 3-1 Minneapolis, Minn. 9-2-01 W 4-3 (2OT) Lawrence, Kan. 10-29-11 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-15-17 L (#23) 0-4 Champaign, Ill. 9-14-04 W (#8) 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-27-12 W (#24) 3-2 (OT) Ann Arbor, Mich. 9-14-18 W 2-0 Minneapolis, Minn. 9-21-07 W 2-1 Lawrence, Kan. 10-25-13 L (#10) 0-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-27-19 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-26-14 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill. Kentucky (0-1-0) 10-11-15 L 1-3 Ann Arbor, Mich. Missouri (3-6-2) 9-1-02 L 0-1 Columbia, Mo. 10-6-16 W (#19) 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-30-98 W 2-1 Columbia, Mo. Louisville (6-0-0) 10-21-17 L 0-3 Ann Arbor, Mich. 9-12-99 L (#19) 2-3 (OT) Champaign, Ill. 9-13-98 W 9-0 Louisville, Ky. 10-11-19 L 1-4 Champaign, Ill. 8-30-02 L 1-2 (2OT) Columbia, Mo. 11-16-07 W 1-0 (OT) South Bend, Ind.% 8-29-04 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-19-10 W (#23) 3-0 Champaign, Ill. Michigan State (20-3-3) 8-27-06 L 0-5 Columbia, Mo. 8-28-11 W 2-1 (OT) Louisville, Ky. 10-19-97 L 1-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 8-31-07 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill. 8-25-13 W 5-4 (OT) Louisville, Ky. 10-9-98 W 3-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 8-23-08 W 2-1 (OT) Columbia, Mo. 8-24-14 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-1-99 L 0-1 (OT) East Lansing, Mich. 11-16-08 T (#13) 1-1 (2OT) Columbia, Mo.% 9-24-00 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill. (ILL wins PK, 4-3) Loyola (Ill.) (4-0-0) 11-2-00 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill.& 11/10/12 T 1-1 (2OT) Columbia, Mo.% 9-5-97 W 4-0 St. Louis, Mo. 9-23-01 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. (ILL wins PK, 3-0) 9-18-09 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-20-02 L 0-2 East Lansing, Mich. 8-26-16 L 2-3 (2OT) Columbia, Mo. 8-20-10 W 2-0 Chicago, Ill. 9-21-03 W (#20) 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 8-18-17 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill. 8-22-19 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 11-6-03 W 2-0 Madison, Wis.& 9-17-04 W 1-0 (OT) East Lansing, Mich. Morehead State (1-0-0) LSU (1-0-0) 10-16-05 T 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 8-19-16 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-17-10 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-13-06 W 3-0 East Lansing, Mich. 10-28-07 W 1-0 East Lansing, Mich. Nebraska (7-3-0) Marquette (1-2-0) 10-3-08 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-20-04 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill.% 8-27-99 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 11-6-08 T 0-0 (2OT) Iowa City, Iowa& 9-2-05 W (#17) 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-17-01 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill. (MSU wins PK, 4-3) 10-23-11 W 3-1 Lincoln, Neb. 8-26-05 L 0-1 Milwaukee, Wis. 10-30-09 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-21-12 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-29-10 W 1-0 East Lansing, Mich. 9-29-13 L 2-3 Champaign, Ill. Maryland (2-3-1) 10-8-11 W 1-0 (2OT) East Lansing, Mich. 9-14-14 W 3-0 Lincoln, Neb. 10-19-14 T 1-1 (2OT) College Park, Md. 11-4-11 W 1-0 (OT) Evanston, Ill.& 10-18-15 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-27-15 W 2-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-4-12 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-13-16 L 0-2 Lincoln, Neb. 9-22-16 L 1-3 College Park, Md. 10-27-13 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-21-18 W 2-1 Linclon, Neb. 9-22-17 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-24-14 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-29-19 L 0-1 Lincoln, Neb. 10-4-18 W 1-0 College Park, Md. 10-8-15 T 1-1 (2OT) East Lansing, Mich. 10-6-19 L 2-6 College Park, Md. 10-9-16 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. Northern Illinois (3-0-0) 9-29-18 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-10-00 W 8-0 Champaign, Ill. Memphis (1-0-0) 10-13-19 W 2-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 11-2-01 W 3-1 DeKalb, Ill. 11-14-08 W 1-0 (2OT) Columbia, Mo.% 8-26-18 W 8-0 Champaign, Ill. Minnesota (13-9-3) Miami (Ohio) (2-1-0) 9-26-97 L (#21) 0-1 Champaign, Ill. Northern Kentucky (1-0-0) 9-12-04 W 3-1 West Lafayette, Ind. 10-18-98 L 1-3 Minneapolis, Minn. 9-11-15 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-9-16 L 0-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 9-17-99 W 2-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 9-3-17 W 1-0 Oxford, Ohio 9-17-00 W 2-0 Minneapolis, Minn. North Carolina (0-3-0) 9-28-01 L 0-2 Minneapolis, Minn. 11-22-08 L (#4) 0-3 Chapel Hill, N.C.% Michigan (9-16-1) 10-6-02 W 5-2 Champaign, Ill. 11-16-12 L (#14) 2-9 Chapel Hill, N.C.% 10-17-97 L (#13) 1-9 Ann Arbor, Mich. 10-5-03 W 3-1 Minneapolis, Minn. 8-16-18 L (#6) 1-3 Chapel Hill, N.C. 10-11-98 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-1-04 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-24-99 L (#22) 1-2 (OT) Ann Arbor, Mich. 10-9-05 L 1-2 Minneapolis, Minn. Northwestern (13-8-3) 11-5-99 L (#18) 3-4 Bloomington, Ind.& 11-3-05 W 1-0 Ann Arbor, Mich.& 10-12-97 W 3-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-1-00 L 1-4 Champaign, Ill. 10-6-06 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-2-98 L (#9) 1-2 Evanston, Ill. 9-21-01 W 2-1 (OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-5-07 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-3-99 T 2-2 (2OT) Evanston, Ill. 11-9-01 W (#22) 2-1 (OT) West Lafayette, Ind.& 11-08-07 T 2-2 (2OT) St. Paul, Minn.& 9-29-00 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-22-02 L (#9) 1-4 Ann Arbor, Mich. (ILL wins PK, 4-3) 10-5-01 W 1-0 Evanston, Ill. 9-19-03 T 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-12-08 L 0-1 St. Paul, Minn. 9-29-02 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 11-9-03 W 2-0 Madison, Wis.& 9-27-09 T 2-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-24-03 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-19-04 L (#20) 0-1 Ann Arbor, Mich. 9-26-10 L (#18) 0-1 St. Paul, Minn. 10-22-04 T 0-0 (2OT) Evanston, Ill. 10-14-05 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-14-11 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-4-04 W 5-0 Columbus, Ohio& 11-4-05 L 1-2 Ann Arbor, Mich.& 10-12-12 L 0-3 Minneapolis, Minn. 9-23-05 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-15-06 L 1-2 Ann Arbor, Mich. 10-31-12 T 2-2 (2OT) Bloomington, Ind.& 9-24-06 W 2-0 Evanston, Ill. 10-26-07 W 2-0 Ann Arbor, Mich. (ILL wins PK, 3-2) 10-12-07 T 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-5-08 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-31-13 W 3-1 Minneapolis, Minn. 9-28-08 L 0-1 Evanston, Ill. 11-1-09 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-12-14 L 1-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 11-6-09 L 0-1 Evanston, Ill.

50 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 11-6-10 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-30-12 T 1-1 (2OT) West Lafayette, Ind. 10-20-11 W 3-0 Evanston, Ill. Penn State (4-29-0) 10-4-13 L 0-1 West Lafayette, Ind. 10-18-12 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill. 9-28-97 L (#24) 1-2 University Park, Pa. 9-21-14 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-17-13 W 3-1 Evanston, Ill. 9-20-98 L (#8) 2-3 Champaign, Ill. 9-20-15 L 1-3 West Lafayette, Ind. 10-5-14 L 0-2 Evanston, Ill. 11-6-98 L (#11) 0-1 University Park, Pa.& 9-15-16 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-24-15 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-10-99 L (#5) 1-4 Champaign, Ill. 9-28-17 L 0-1 West Lafayette, Ind. 10-26-16 L (#20) 0-1 (OT) Evanston, Ill. 10-6-00 L (#6) 0-3 University Park, Pa. 10-11-18 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-7-17 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-3-00 L (#7) 1-2 (3OT) Champaign, Ill.& 10-18-18 L 1-2 Evanston, Ill. 11-12-00 L (#7) 0-1 (OT) University Park, Pa.% Quincy (2-0-0) 9-20-19 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-14-01 L (#7) 1-3 Champaign, Ill. 9-10-97 W 1-0 (OT) Quincy, Ill. 11-11-01 L (#8) 1-2 (OT) West Lafayette, Ind.& 9-6-98 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill. Notre Dame (1-3-0) 10-11-02 L (#13) 0-4 University Park, Pa. 11-18-07 L (#11) 0-2 South Bend, Ind.% 11-7-02 W (#11) 4-3 East Lansing, Mich.& Rice (1-0-0) 11-13-11 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. % 10-12-03 L (#14) 0-2 Champaign, Ill. 11-12-04 W 2-0 College Station, Texas% 8-23-13 L (#10) 1-4 South Bend, Ind. 10-8-04 L (#4) 0-2 University Park, Pa. 8-22-14 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill. 11-5-04 L (#3) 2-3 Columbus, Ohio& Rhodes College (1-0-0) 10-7-05 L (#2) 1-3 University Park, Pa. 9-13-97 W 5-0 St. Louis, Mo. Oakland (Mich.) (3-1-0) 10-1-06 W (#9) 3-2 Champaign, Ill. Rutgers (1-3-1) 11-1-98 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-5-06 L (#12) 1-3 University Park, Pa.& 10-17-14 L (#14) 1-2 Piscataway, N.J. 8-29-03 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-30-07 L (#13) 1-2 University Park, Pa. 9-24-15 W (#11) 2-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-31-14 W 1-0 (OT) Rochester, Mich. 10-24-08 L (#21) 0-2 Champaign, Ill. 9-25-16 T (#22) 0-0 (2OT) Piscataway, N.J. 8-21-15 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-25-09 L 0-6 University Park, Pa. 9-24-17 L (#12) 1-2 (OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-24-10 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-7-18 L 0-1 (OT) Piscataway, N.J. Ohio (1-0-0) 9-25-11 L 0-1 University Park, Pa. 8-31-03 W 6-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-6-11 W (#11) 2-1 (OT) Evanston, Ill.& Saint Louis (3-3-0) 9-23-12 L (#11) 0-4 Champaign, Ill. 10-21-97 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill. Ohio State (9-11-4) 11-2-12 W (#3) 1-0 Bloomington, Ind.& 10-27-04 W 2-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-3-97 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill. 10-20-13 L (#17) 0-5 University Park, Pa. 9-14-06 L 1-2 (2OT) St. Louis, Mo. 9-18-98 W 5-1 Columbus, Ohio 9-28-14 L (#8) 1-2 University Park, Pa. 11-12-06 W 4-1 St. Louis, Mo.% 10-8-99 W 5-2 Champaign, Ill. 11-1-15 L (#10) 1-3 University Park, Pa.& 8-30-15 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-8-00 W 4-0 Columbus, Ohio 10-1-16 L (#14) 0-2 University Park, Pa. 8-28-16 L 0-1 St. Louis, Mo. 10-12-01 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill. 9-17-17 L (#8) 0-1 (2OT) University Park, Pa. 10-13-02 L 1-2 Columbus, Ohio 9-22-18 L (#20) 1-2 (OT) Champaign, Ill. San Francisco (2-0-0) 10-10-03 W (#11) 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-2-18 L 0-1 Indianapolis, Ind. % 9-11-05 W 2-0 Stanford, Calif. 10-10-04 L (#25) 0-3 Columbus, Ohio 10-17-19 L 1-2 University Park, Pa. 9-1-19 L 0-3 Los Angeles, Calif. 9-30-05 W 2-1 (2OT) Columbus, Ohio 10-8-06 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill. Pepperdine (1-1-0) Santa Clara (0-1-0) 9-28-07 L 1-2 (2OT) Columbus, Ohio 9-9-11 L (#13) 2-4 Baton Rouge, La. 11-27-04 L (#4) 0-2 Santa Clara, Calif.% 10-26-08 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 8-30-19 W (#22) 3-2 Malibu, Calif. 10-22-09 L (#19) 0-3 Champaign, Ill. SIUE (1-0-0) 10-21-10 W (#17) 2-1 Columbus, Ohio Portland (2-1-0) 9-2-18 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill 9-23-11 L 1-2 Columbus, Ohio 9-11-09 L (#2) 1-4 Portland, Ore. 11-2-11 T 1-1 (2OT) Evanston, Ill.& 11-22-13 W (#7) 4-3 (OT) Lincoln, Neb.% Southeast Missouri State (2-0-0) (ILL wins PK, 4-2) 9-6-15 W 1-0 Seattle, Wash. 9-3-04 W 2-0 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 9-21-12 W (RV) 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-10-06 W 2-0 St. Louis, Mo.% 11-4-12 L (#21) 1-2 Bloomington, Ind.& Purdue (12-9-3) 9-20-13 T 1-1 (2OT) Columbus, Ohio 9-29-98 W 4-2 Champaign, Ill. South Carolina (1-0-0) 9-28-14 W 4-1 Columbus, Ohio 10-17-99 L 0-1 West Lafayette, Ind. 8-25-06 W 1-0 Columbia, Mo. 10-2-15 T 1-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 10-13-00 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-14-17 L (RV) 0-7 Columbus, Ohio 10-21-01 T 1-1 (2OT) West Lafayette, Ind. Stanford (0-0-1) 9-20-18 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill. 11-3-02 W (#13) 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 9-9-05 T (#23) 1-1 (2OT) Stanford, Calif. 10-20-19 T 0-0 (2OT) Columbus, Ohio 10-19-03 T (#14) 1-1 (2OT) West Lafayette, Ind. 11-7-03 W 2-0 Madison, Wis.& Syracuse (1-3-0) Oklahoma (0-1-0) 10-15-04 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-1-00 L 0-3 Syracuse, N.Y. 9-10-17 L 1-2 Norman, Okla. 10-23-05 L (#20) 1-3 West Lafayette, Ind. 9-7-01 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-20-06 W (#17) 2-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-16-01 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill.% Oklahoma State (1-2-0) 11-3-06 W 1-0 University Park, Pa.& 9-8-06 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-18-11 L (#4) 0-1 Stillwater, Okla.% 10-21-07 L (#5) 1-2 West Lafayette, Ind. 9-8-17 L (#18) 0-2 Stillwater, Okla. 11-9-07 L (#8) 0-3 St. Paul, Minn.& TCU (1-1-0) 8-31-18 W (#14) 2-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-31-08 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 8-28-15 W 5-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-2-09 L (#12) 0-1 West Lafayette, Ill. 9-2-16 L 1-2 Fort Worth, Texas Oregon (1-0-0) 10-1-10 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-11-11 W 5-0 Baton Rouge, La. 10-2-11 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 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2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 51 THE RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 9-7-08 L (#20) 0-1 Knoxville, Tenn. % NCAA Tournament Western Illinois (3-0-0) Ranking listed in parentheses is opponent’s NSCAA ranking Texas (0-1-0) 10-24-97 W 8-0 Champaign, Ill. at time of match 9-3-06 L 0-1 (2OT) Austin, Texas 10-27-00 W 8-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-4-05 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. Texas A&M (1-2-0) 11-14-04 W (#7) 2-1 College Station, Texas% Western Michigan (2-1-0) 9-1-06 L (#9) 0-3 College Station, Texas 9-11-98 W 2-1 (OT) Louisville, Ky. 9-4-16 L (#14) 0-2 College Station, Texas 11-14-03 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill.% 8-17-12 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. Toledo (1-0-0) 8-21-11 W 5-1 Champaign, Ill. William & Mary (0-1-0) 9-13-02 L 1-2 Fairfax, Va. UAB (1-0-0) 9-7-14 W 3-1 Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Wisconsin (11-11-4) 10-10-97 L 0-4 Madison, Wis. UC Santa Barbara (2-0-0) 10-4-98 L (#21) 0-1 Madison, Wis. 9-6-09 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-19-99 W (#12) 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-24-12 W 1-0 Santa Barbara, Calif. 9-15-00 L 1-2 Madison, Wis. 10-7-01 W 2-1 Madison, Wis. UCF (0-1-0) 10-4-02 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-14-08 L 0-2 Orlando, Fla. 11-8-02 L 0-1 East Lansing, Mich.& 10-3-03 W 2-1 Madison, Wis. UCLA (0-3-0) 9-26-04 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. 9-7-07 L (#6) 2-4 Los Angeles, Calif. 9-25-05 W (#16) 3-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 9-4-09 L (#9) 1-2 Champaign, Ill. 9-22-06 W 4-2 Madison, Wis. 8-26-12 L (#5) 2-0 Los Angeles, Calif. 11-2-06 W 3-0 University Park, Pa.& 10-14-07 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. USC (0-2-0) 9-26-08 W 2-1 Madison, Wis. 11-12-10 L (#22) 1-3 South Bend, Ind.% 10-11-09 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-2-11 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill. 10-10-10 T 0-0 (2OT) Madison, Wis. 10-16-11 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill. Utah (1-0-0) 10-14-12 L 1-2 (2OT) Madison, Wis. 9-17-06 W (#12) 4-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-12-13 W (#20) 3-2 Champaign, Ill. 10-31-14 T (#11) 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. Valparaiso (2-0-0) 11-5-14 L (#11) 0-2 West Lafayette, Ind.& 9-27-98 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 10-22-16 T 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill. 9-26-99 W 4-0 Valparaiso, Ind. 10-12-17 L (RV) 0-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-16-18 L (#22) 0-1 (2OT) Madison, Wis. 10-28-18 T 2-2 (2OT) Madison, Wis.% Virginia Tech (0-1-0) (ILL wins PK, 3-0) 9-7-12 L 0-1 Winston-Salem, N.C. 10-24-19 L (#10) 0-1 Champaign, Ill.

Wake Forest (0-1-0) Wisconsin-Green Bay (1-0-0) 9-19-12 L (#17) 0-1 Winston-Salem, N.C. 10-26-03 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill.

Washington (1-3-0) Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2-0-1) 9-21-08 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill. 8-28-05 T 0-0 (2OT) Milwaukee, Wis. 9-13-09 L 0-1 Portland, Ore. 9-20-09 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 9-4-15 L 1-2 Seattle, Wash. 9-3-12 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 8-24-17 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill. Wright State (2-0-0) Washington (Mo.) (2-0-0) 9-10-04 W 2-0 West Lafayette, Ind. 9-14-97 W 4-3 (2OT) St. Louis, Mo. 8-24-10 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill. 10-28-98 W 7-1 Champaign, Ill. Xavier (2-0-0) Washington State (1-0-1) 11-8-00 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill.% 9-5-08 W 2-1 Knoxville, Tenn. 9-2-07 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill. 11-16-13 T (#21) 0-0 (2OT) Pullman, Wash.% (ILL wins PK, 3-1) Yale (1-0-0) 9-5-10 W 1-0 New Haven, Conn. West Virginia (1-0-0) 9-3-99 W 2-0 Morgantown, W.V. & Big Ten Tournament

52 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME RESULTS JILLIAN ELLIS Oct. 22 Iowa* L 0-2 Oct. 4 Wisconsin* L 0-1 Oct. 24 Illinois State W 4-1 Oct. 6 Minnesota* W 5-2 HEAD COACH - 2 SEASONS Oct. 29 at Colorado College W 2-1 (OT) Oct. 11 at #13 Penn State* L 0-4 1997-98 // 19-18 // 4-14-0 BIG TEN Oct. 31 at Denver L 2-3 (OT) Oct. 13 at Ohio State* L 1-2 Nov. 4 vs. Iowa& W 2-0 Oct. 20 Indiana* W 2-1 Nov. 5 vs. #18 Michigan& L 3-4 Oct. 25 at Iowa* L 0-2 Oct. 27 at Illinois State T 1-1 (2OT) 2000 Nov. 1 Eastern Illinois W 4-0 1997 14-8-0, 6-4-0, 4th in Big Ten // NCAA Second Round Nov. 3 #13 Purdue* W 3-2 7-10-0, 1-8-0, 10th in Big Ten Aug. 25 at Eastern Illinois W 2-0 Nov. 7 vs. #11 Penn State& W 4-3 Sept. 5 vs. Loyola-Chicago W 4-0 Aug. 27 Kansas W 4-0 Nov. 8 vs. Wisconsin& L 0-1 Sept. 10 at Quincy W 1-0 (OT) Sept. 1 at Syracuse L 0-3 Sept. 13 vs. Rhodes College W 5-0 Sept. 8 Evansville W 3-2 2003 Sept. 14 at Washington U. (Mo.) W 4-3 (2OT) Sept. 10 Northern Illinois W 8-0 16-4-2, 7-1-2, 2nd in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Sept. 17 Eastern Illinois L 1-7 Sept. 15 at Wisconsin* L 1-2 Champions // NCAA First Round Sept. 19 at Iowa* L 0-2 Sept. 17 at Minnesota* W 2-0 Aug. 29 Oakland L 0-1 Sept. 26 #21 Minnesota* L 0-1 Sept. 22 at Illinois State L 0-2 Aug. 31 Ohio W 6-0 Sept. 28 at #24 Penn State* L 1-2 Sept. 24 Michigan State* W 2-1 Sept. 5 at Georgia W 2-1 Oct. 3 Ohio State* L 1-3 Sept. 29 Northwestern* W 1-0 Sept. 7 at #17 Auburn L 1-2 (OT) Oct. 5 at Indiana* L 0-2 Oct. 1 Michigan* L 1-4 Sept. 12 Evansville W 1-0 Oct. 10 at Wisconsin* L 0-4 Oct. 6 at #6 Penn State* L 0-3 Sept. 14 Illinois State W 2-0 Oct. 12 Northwestern* W 3-2 (2OT) Oct. 8 at Ohio State* W 4-0 Sept. 19 Michigan* T 0-0 (2OT) Oct. 14 Aurora U. W 10-1 Oct. 13 Purdue* W 3-0 Sept. 21 #20 Michigan State* W 1-0 Oct. 17 at #13 Michigan* L 1-9 Oct. 15 Indiana* W 5-0 Sept. 26 at Iowa* W 2-0 Oct. 19 Michigan State* L 1-2 (2OT) Oct. 20 at Iowa* L 1-5 Oct. 3 at Wisconsin* W 2-1 Oct. 21 St. Louis L 1-3 Oct. 27 Western Illinois W 8-0 Oct. 5 at Minnesota* W 3-1 Oct. 24 Western Illinois W 8-0 Oct. 29 Iowa State W 6-1 Oct. 10 #11 Ohio State* W 2-0 Nov. 2 Michigan State& W 3-1 Oct. 12 #14 Penn State* L 0-2 1998 Nov. 3 #7 Penn State& L 1-2 (3OT) Oct. 17 at Indiana* W 2-1 12-8-0, 3-6-0, 8th in Big Ten Nov. 8 Xavier% W 2-0 Oct. 19 at #14 Purdue* T 1-1 (2OT) Sept. 4 at Illinois State W 1-0 Nov. 12 at #7 Penn State% L 0-1 (OT) Oct. 24 Northwestern* W 4-0 Sept. 6 Quincy W 5-0 Oct. 26 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 2-0 Sept. 11 vs. Western Michigan W 2-1 (OT) 2001 Oct. 31 Butler W 1-0 Sept. 13 at Louisville W 9-0 12-8-1, 6-3-1, 3rd in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Nov. 6 vs. Michigan State& W 2-0 Sept. 18 at Ohio State* W 5-1 Runner-Up // NCAA Tournament Qualifier Nov. 7 vs. Purdue& W 2-0 Sept. 20 #8 Penn State* L 2-3 Aug. 31 at Iowa State W 6-0 Nov. 9 vs. Michigan& W 2-0 Sept. 23 at Eastern Illinois L 2-4 Sept. 2 at Kansas W 4-3 (2OT) Nov. 14 Western Michigan% L 0-2 Sept. 27 Valparaiso W 3-0 Sept. 7 Syracuse L 1-2 Sept. 29 Purdue W 4-2 Sept. 17 Marquette L 1-3 2004 Oct. 2 at #9 Northwestern* L 1-2 Sept. 21 Michigan* W 2-1 (OT) 16-6-2, 5-3-2, 4th in Big Ten // NCAA Elite Eight Oct. 4 at #21 Wisconsin* L 0-1 Sept. 23 Michigan State* W 2-0 Aug. 29 Missouri W 4-1 Oct. 9 Michigan State* W 3-2 (2OT) Sept. 28 at Minnesota* L 0-2 Sept. 3 at Southeast Missouri State W 2-0 Oct. 11 Michigan* L 0-2 Sept. 30 at Evansville L 0-2 Sept. 5 at Evansville W 4-0 Oct. 16 Iowa* W 5-0 Oct. 5 at Northwestern* W 1-0 Sept. 10 vs. Wright St. W 2-0 Oct. 18 at Minnesota* L 1-3 Oct. 7 at Wisconsin* W 2-1 Sept. 12 vs. Miami (Ohio) W 3-1 Oct. 23 #17 Indiana* L 1-2 Oct. 12 Ohio State* L 1-3 Sept. 14 #8 Kansas W 1-0 Oct. 28 Washington U. (Mo.) W 7-1 Oct. 14 #7 Penn State* L 1-3 Sept. 17 at Michigan State* W 1-0 (OT) Oct. 30 at Missouri W 2-1 Oct. 19 at Indiana* W 3-1 Sept. 19 at #20 Michigan* L 0-1 Nov. 1 Oakland (Mich.) W 3-0 Oct. 21 at Purdue* T 1-1 (2OT) Sept. 23 at Illinois State L 0-1 Nov. 6 at #11 Penn State& L 0-1 Oct. 26 Iowa* W 4-1 Sept. 26 Wisconsin* W 1-0 Oct. 28 Illinois State W 1-0 Oct. 1 Minnesota* W 4-0 Nov. 2 at Northern Illinois W 3-1 Oct. 3 Iowa* W 3-2 TRICIA TALIAFERRO Nov. 8 vs. Iowa& W 4-1 Oct. 8 at #4 Penn State* L 0-2 HEAD COACH - 3 SEASONS Nov. 9 vs. #22 Michigan& W 2-1 (OT) Oct. 10 at #25 Ohio State* L 0-3 1999-2001 // 38-24-3 // 15-12-3 BIG TEN Nov. 11 vs. #8 Penn State& L 1-2 (OT) Oct. 15 Purdue* W 2-1 Nov. 16 Syracuse% L 0-1 Oct. 17 Indiana* T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 22 at Northwestern* T 0-0 (2OT) JANET RAYFIELD Oct. 27 Saint Louis W 2-1 (2OT) 1999 HEAD COACH - 19TH SEASON Nov. 4 vs. Northwestern& W 5-0 12-8-2, 3-5-2, 6th in Big Ten Nov. 5 vs. #3 Penn State& L 2-3 Aug. 27 Marquette W 3-1 2002-PRESENT // 202-144-34 // 93-77-19 BIG TEN Nov. 12 vs. Rice% W 2-0 Aug. 29 Eastern Illinois W 3-0 Nov. 14 at #7 Texas A&M% W 2-1

Sept. 3 at West Virginia W 2-0 Nov. 20 Nebraska% W 2-1

Sept. 5 vs. Duquesne W 3-0 Nov. 27 at #4 Santa Clara% L 0-2

Sept. 10 vs. Boston U. W 3-0 2002 Sept. 12 #19 Missouri L 2-3 (OT) 2005 9-11-1, 4-6-0, 8th in Big Ten Sept. 17 Minnesota* W 2-1 (2OT) 12-7-3, 6-3-1, 4th in Big Ten // NCAA Second Round Aug. 30 at Missouri L 1-2 (2OT) Aug 26 at Marquette L 0-1 Sept. 19 #12 Wisconsin* W 3-1 Sept. 1 vs. Kentucky L 0-1 Sept. 24 at #22 Michigan* L 1-2 (OT) Aug. 28 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee T 0-0 (2OT) Sept. 6 Butler W 4-2 Sept. 2 #17 Nebraska W 1-0 Sept. 26 at Valparaiso W 4-0 Sept. 8 #25 Cincinnati W 3-0 Oct. 1 at Michigan State* L 0-1 (OT) Sept. 4 Western Illinois W 3-0 Sept. 13 vs. William & Mary L 1-2 Sept. 9 vs. #23 Stanford T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 3 at Northwestern* T 2-2 (2OT) Sept. 15 at George Mason W 1-0 Oct. 8 Ohio State* W 5-2 Sept. 11 at San Francisco W 2-0 Sept. 20 at Michigan State* L 0-2 Sept. 16 Illinois State W 3-0 Oct. 10 #5 Penn State* L 1-4 Sept. 22 at #9 Michigan* L 1-4 Oct. 15 at Indiana* T 0-0 (2OT) Sept. 18 Indiana State L 1-2 Sept. 27 Dayton L 0-1 Sept. 23 Northwestern* W 3-2 Oct. 17 at Purdue* L 0-1 Sept. 29 Northwestern* W 3-1

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Sept. 25 #16 Wisconsin* W 3-2 (2OT) Sept. 19 Colorado College W 2-0 Sept. 25 at Penn State* L 0-1 Sept. 30 at Ohio State* W 2-1 (2OT) Sept. 21 Washington W 3-0 Sept. 30 Indiana* W 4-1 Oct. 7 at #2 Penn State* L 1-3 Sept. 26 at Wisconsin* W 2-1 Oct. 2 Purdue* W 1-0 Oct. 9 at Minnesota* L 1-2 Sept. 28 at Northwestern* L 0-1 Oct. 8 at Michigan State* W 1-0 (2OT) Oct. 14 Michigan* W 3-2 Oct. 3 Michigan State* W 3-0 Oct. 14 Minnesota* W 1-0 Oct. 16 Michigan State* T 0-0 (2OT) Oct. 5 Michigan* W 1-0 Oct. 16 Wisconsin* W 1-0 Oct. 21 at Indiana* W 1-0 Oct. 10 at Iowa* L 0-1 Oct. 20 at Northwestern* W 3-0 Oct. 23 at #20 Purdue* L 1-3 Oct. 12 at Minnesota* L 0-1 Oct. 23 at Nebraska* W 3-1 Oct. 28 Iowa* W 4-1 Oct. 19 at Indiana* L 0-1 Oct. 29 Michigan* W 3-2 Nov. 3 vs. Minnesota& W 1-0 Oct. 24 #21 Penn State* L 0-2 Nov. 2 vs. Ohio State& T 1-1 (2OT) Nov. 4 at Michigan& L 1-2 Oct. 26 Ohio State* W 2-0 (ILL wins PK, 4-2) Nov. 11 at #20 Florida% W 1-0 (2OT) Oct. 31 Purdue* W 1-0 Nov. 4 vs. Michigan State& W 1-0 (OT) Nov. 13 vs. #11 Florida State% L 1-2 Nov. 6 vs. Michigan State& T 0-0 (2OT) Nov. 6 vs. #11 Penn State& W 1-0 (OT) (MSU wins PK, 4-3) Nov. 13 Notre Dame% W 1-0 2006 Nov. 14 vs. Memphis% W 1-0 (2OT) Nov. 18 at #4 Oklahoma State% L 0-1 16-8-0, 8-2-0, 2nd in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Not. 16 at #13 Missouri% T 1-1 (2OT) Runner-Up // NCAA Round of 16 (ILL wins PK, 4-3) 2012 Aug. 25 vs. South Carolina W 1-0 Nov. 22 at #4 North Carolina% L 0-3 10-9-4, 6-4-1, T-4th in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Aug. 27 at Missouri L 0-5 Runner-Up // NCAA Second Round Sept. 1 at #9 Texas A&M L 0-3 2009 Aug. 17 Western Michigan W 1-0 Sept. 3 at Texas L 0-1 (2OT) 7-9-3, 2-6-2, T-8th in Big Ten Aug. 19 at Illinois State T 1-1 (2OT) Sept. 8 Syracuse W 4-0 Aug. 21 Illinois State W 4-0 Aug. 24 at UC Santa Barbara W 1-0 Sept. 10 #13 Auburn W 1-0 Aug. 28 vs. #18 Colorado W 2-1 Aug. 26 at #5 UCLA L 0-2 Sept. 14 at Saint Louis L 1-2 (2OT) Aug. 30 at Denver T 1-1 (2OT) Sept. 3 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 3-1 Sept. 17 #12 Utah W 4-1 Sept. 4 #9 UCLA L 1-2 Sept. 7 vs. #11 Virginia Tech L 0-1 Sept. 22 at Wisconsin* W 4-2 Sept. 6 UC Santa Barbara W 3-0 Sept. 9 at #17 Wake Forest L 0-1 Sept. 24 at Northwestern* W 2-0 Sept. 11 at #2 Portland L 1-4 Sept. 16 Iowa* W 2-1 Oct. 1 #9 Penn State* W 3-2 Sept. 13 vs. Washington L 0-1 Sept. 21 (RV) Ohio State* W 1-0 Oct. 6 Minnesota* W 3-0 Sept. 18 Loyola-Chicago W 2-0 Sept. 23 #11 Penn State* L 0-4 Oct. 8 Ohio State* L 0-2 Sept. 20 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 3-1 Sept. 28 at Indiana* W 2-1 Oct. 13 at Michigan State* W 3-0 Sept. 27 Minnesota* T 2-2 (2OT) Sept. 30 at Purdue* T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 15 at Michigan* L 1-2 Oct. 2 at #12 Purdue* L 0-1 Oct. 4 Michigan State* W 3-2 Oct. 20 #17 Purdue* W 2-0 Oct. 4 at Indiana* T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 12 at Minnesota* L 0-3 Oct. 22 #21 Indiana* W 1-0 Oct. 11 Wisconsin* L 0-1 Oct. 14 at Wisconsin* L 1-2 (2OT) Oct. 27 at Iowa* W 1-0 Oct. 17 at Iowa* W 3-1 Oct. 18 Northwestern* L 1-2 Nov. 2 vs. Wisconsin& W 3-0 Oct. 22 #19 Ohio State* L 0-3 Oct. 21 Nebraska* W 4-1 Nov. 3 vs. Purdue& W 1-0 Oct. 25 at Penn State* L 0-6 Oct. 27 at #24 Michigan* W 3-2 (OT) Nov. 5 at #12 Penn State& L 1-3 Oct. 30 Michigan State* W 5-0 Oct. 31 vs. Minnesota& T 2-2 (2OT) Nov. 10 vs. Southeast Missouri St.% W 2-0 Nov. 1 Michigan* L 0-1 (ILL wins PK, 3-2) Nov. 12 at Saint Louis% W 4-1 Nov. 6 at Northwestern* L 0-1 Nov. 2 vs. #3 Penn State& W 1-0 Nov. 19 at #5 Florida State% L 0-1 Nov. 4 vs. #21 Ohio State& L 1-2 2010 Nov. 10 at Missouri% T 1-1 (2OT) 2007 13-5-1, 6-3-1, 4th in Big Ten // NCAA First Round (ILL wins PK, 3-0) 12-7-2, 6-3-1, 3rd in Big Ten // NCAA Second Round Aug. 20 at Loyola-Chicago W 2-0 Nov. 16 at #14 North Carolina% L 2-9 Aug. 31 Missouri L 1-3 Aug. 24 Wright State W 3-1 Sept. 2 Xavier W 5-0 Aug. 29 Ball State W 3-0 2013 Sept. 7 at #6 UCLA L 2-4 Sept. 3 at Connecticut L 1-2 (2OT) 11-9-3, 5-5-1, T-5th in Big Ten // NCAA Sweet Sixteen Sept. 9 vs. Cal State Northridge W 4-0 Sept. 5 at Yale W 1-0 Aug. 23 at #10 Notre Dame L 1-4 Sept. 14 #9 Florida W 1-0 Sept. 11 at Cincinnati W 3-0 Aug. 25 at Louisville W 5-4 (OT) Sept. 21 at Kansas W 2-1 Sept. 17 LSU W 1-0 Aug. 30 College of Charleston W 6-2 Sept. 23 at Indiana State W 3-0 Sept. 19 #23 Louisville W 3-0 Sept. 1 Illinois State W 5-1 Sept. 28 at Ohio State* L 1-2 (2OT) Sept. 26 at #18 Minnesota* L 0-1 Sept. 6 at Arizona State L 3-4 (2OT) Sept. 30 at #13 Penn State* L 1-2 Oct. 1 Purdue* W 4-1 Sept. 8 vs. Arizona T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 5 Minnesota* W 1-0 Oct. 3 Indiana* W 2-1 Sept. 13 Indiana State W 3-2 Oct. 7 Iowa* W 6-0 Oct. 10 at Wisconsin* T 0-0 (2OT) Sept. 15 Florida International W 4-0 Oct. 12 Northwestern* T 0-0 (2OT) Oct. 16 Iowa* W 2-1 (OT) Sept. 20 at Ohio State* T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 14 Wisconsin* W 3-0 Oct. 21 at #17 Ohio State* W 2-1 Sept. 27 Iowa* W 2-1 Oct. 19 #24 Indiana* W 3-0 Oct. 24 Penn State* L 0-2 Sept. 29 Nebraska* L 2-3 Oct. 21 at #5 Purdue* L 1-2 Oct. 29 at Michigan State* W 1-0 Oct. 4 at Purdue* L 0-1 Oct. 26 at Michigan* W 2-0 Oct. 31 at Michigan* L 2-3 Oct. 6 at Indiana* L 2-3 Oct. 28 at Michigan State* W 1-0 Nov. 6 Northwestern* W 1-0 Oct. 12 #20 Wisconsin* W 3-2 Nov. 8 at Minnesota& T 2-2 (2OT) Nov. 12 vs. #22 USC% L 1-3 Oct. 17 at Northwestern* W 3-1 (ILL wins PK, 4-3) Oct. 20 at #17 Penn State* L 0-5 Nov. 9 vs. #8 Purdue& L 0-3 2011 Oct. 25 #10 Michigan* L 0-2 Nov. 16 vs. Louisville% W 1-0 (OT) 17-5-2, 8-2-1, 2nd in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Oct. 27 Michigan State* W 2-0 Nov. 18 at #11 Notre Dame% L 0-2 Champions // NCAA Second Round Oct. 31 at Minnesota* W 3-1 Aug. 19 Gonzaga W 5-1 Nov. 6 vs. Indiana& L 3-5 2008 Aug. 21 Toledo W 5-1 Nov. 16 at #21 Washington State% T 0-0 (2OT) 12-9-2, 5-5, 5th in Big Ten // NCAA Round of 16 Aug. 26 at Ball State W 5-0 (ILL wins PK, 3-1) Aug. 23 at Missouri W 2-1 (OT) Aug. 28 at Louisville W 2-1 (OT) Nov. 22 vs. #7 Portland% W 4-3 (OT) Aug. 29 Iowa State W 3-1 Sept. 2 USC L 1-3 Nov. 24 vs. Boston College% L 1-4 Aug. 31 Dayton W 1-0 (OT) Sept. 4 Colorado W 3-2 Sept. 5 vs. Washington State W 2-1 Sept. 9 vs. #13 Pepperdine L 2-4 * Big Ten Conference Game Sept. 7 at #20 Tennessee L 0-1 Sept. 11 vs. Oregon W 5-0 & Big Ten Tournament Game Sept. 12 at #17 Florida L 0-2 Sept. 18 at Iowa* T 2-2 (2OT) % NCAA Tournament Game Sept. 14 at UCF L 0-2 Sept. 23 at Ohio State* L 1-2 Rankings are NSCAA rank at time of match

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2014 2017 2019 10-8-2, 5-6-2, 7th in Big Ten 5-14-0, 2-9-0, 13th in Big Ten 9-8-1, 3-7-1, 11th in Big Ten Aug. 22 #16 Notre Dame L 1-3 Aug. 18 Missouri L 1-3 Aug. 22 Loyola W 3-1 Aug. 24 Louisville W 2-0 Aug. 20 DePaul W 2-1 Aug. 25 Dayton W 3-2 Aug. 29 Arizona State W 3-1 Aug. 24 Washington L 1-2 Aug. 30 at No. 22 Pepperdine W 3-2 Aug. 31 at Oakland W 1-0 (OT) Aug. 27 at Illinois State L 0-2 Sept. 1 vs. San Francisco L 0-3 Sept. 5 at College of Charleston W 3-0 Sept. 1 at Evansville W 2-1 (OT) Sept. 8 at Illinois State W 3-2 Sept. 7 vs. UAB W 3-1 Sept. 3 at Miami (Ohio) W 1-0 Sept. 12 at Butler W 2-1 Sept. 11 at Iowa* L 0-2 Sept. 8 at No. 18 Oklahoma State L 0-2 Sept. 15 Colorado College W 2-0 Sept. 14 at Nebraska* W 3-0 Sept. 10 at Oklahoma L 1-2 Sept. 20 Northwestern* W 3-1 Sept. 18 Indiana* W 2-0 Sept. 14 at RV Ohio State * L 0-7 Sept. 26 at Iowa* L 1-3 Sept. 21 Purdue* W 3-0 Sept. 17 at No. 8 Penn State * L 0-1 (2OT) Sept. 29 at Nebraska* L 0-1 Sept. 26 at Ohio State* W 4-1 Sept. 22 Maryland * L 0-1 Oct. 3 Indiana* L 0-1 Sept. 28 at #8 Penn State* L 1-2 Sept. 24 No. 12 Rutgers * L 1-2 (OT) Oct. 6 at Maryland* L 2-6 Oct. 5 at Northwestern* L 0-2 Sept. 28 at Purdue * L 0-1 Oct. 11 Michigan* L 1-4 Oct. 12 Minnesota* L 1-2 (2OT) Oct. 1 at Indiana * W 3-1 Oct. 13 Michigan State* W 2-1 (2OT) Oct. 17 at #14 Rutgers* L 1-2 Oct. 7 Northwestern * W 1-0 Oct. 17 at Penn State* L 1-2 Oct. 19 at Maryland* T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 12 RV Wisconsin * L 0-1 Oct. 20 at Ohio State* T 0-0 (2OT) Oct. 24 Michigan State* W 2-0 Oct. 15 No. 23 Minnesota * L 0-4 Oct. 24 No. 10 Wisconsin* L 0-1 OCT. 26 Michigan* L 1-2 Oct. 21 at Michigan * L 0-3 Oct. 27 Minnesota* W 4-1 Oct. 31 #11 Wisconsin* T 0-0 (2OT) Oct. 25 Iowa * L 0-1 Nov. 5 vs. #11 Wisconsin & L 0-2 * Big Ten Conference Game * Big Ten Conference Game Rankings are United Soccer Coaches rank at time of match * Big Ten Conference Game Rankings are United Soccer Coaches rank at time of match & Big Ten Tournament Game Rankings are NSCAA rank at time of match 2018 2015 11-8-1, 6-5-0, T-5th in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament 10-6-3, 4-4-3, 8th in Big Ten Semifinals Aug. 21 Oakland W 4-1 Aug. 16 at #6 North Carolina L 1-3 Aug. 23 at Illinois State W 1-0 Aug. 19 at #3 Duke W 2-1 Aug. 28 TCU W 5-2 Aug. 23 at DePaul L 1-3 Aug. 30 Saint Louis W 3-1 Aug. 26 Northern Illinois W 8-0 Sept. 4 at Washington L 2-1 Aug. 31 #14 Oklahoma State W 2-1 Sept. 6 vs. Portland (Seattle, Wash.) W 1-0 Sept. 2 SIUE W 5-0 Sept. 11 Northern Kentucky W 1-0 Sept. 9 Illinois State W 1-0 Sept. 18 at Indiana* T 0-0 (2OT) Sept. 14 at Minnesota* W 2-0 Sept. 20 at Purdue* L 3-1 Sept. 16 at #22 Wisconsin* L 0-1 (2OT) Sept. 24 #11 Rutgers* W 2-1 Sept. 20 Ohio State* L 0-2 Sept. 27 Maryland* W 2-1 (2OT) Sept. 22 #20 Penn State L 1-2 Oct. 2 Ohio State* T 1-1 (2 OT) Sept. 29 Michigan State W 1-0 Oct. 8 at Michigan State* T 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 4 at Maryland* W 1-0 Oct. 11 at Michigan* L 3-1 Oct. 7 at Rutgers* L 0-1 (OT) Oct. 15 Iowa* L 1-0 Oct. 11 Purdue* W 3-1 Oct. 18 Nebraska* W 3-1 Oct. 14 Indiana* W 1-0 Oct. 24 Northwestern* L 2-0 Oct. 18 at Northwestern* L 1-2 Oct. 28 at Minnesota* W 3-1 Oct. 21 at Nebraska* W 2-1 Nov. 1 at #10 Penn State & L 3-1 Oct. 28 Wisconsin % T 2-2 Illinois wins in PKs, 3-0 * Big Ten Conference Game Nov. 2 Penn State % L 0-1 & Big Ten Tournament Game Rankings are NSCAA rank at time of match * Big Ten Conference Game 2016 Rankings are United Soccer Coaches rank at time of match 6-11-2, 3-6-2, 11th in Big Ten Aug. 19 Morehead State W 2-0 Aug. 21 Illinois State W 1-0 Aug. 26 at Missouri L 3-2 (OT) Aug. 28 at Saint Louis L 1-0 Sept. 2 at TCU L 2-1 Sept. 4 at #14 Texas A&M L 2-0 Sept. 9 Miami (Ohio) L 1-0 (2OT) Sept. 11 Evansville W 1-0 Sept. 15 Purdue* L 1-0 Sept. 18 Indiana* L 1-0 (OT) Sept. 22 at Maryland* L 3-1 Sept. 25 at #22 Rutgers* T 0-0 (2 OT) Oct. 1 at #14 Penn State* L 2-0 Oct. #19 Michigan* W 3-0 Oct. 9 Michigan State* W 3-1 Oct. 13 at Nebraska* L 2-0 Oct. 16 at Iowa* W 2-1 Oct. 22 Wisconsin* T 0-0 (2OT) Oct. 26 at #20 Northwestern L 1-0 (OT)

* Big Ten Conference Game & Big Ten Tournament Game Rankings are NSCAA rank at time of match

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 55 THE RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS A H P Sarah Aberle 1997, ’98, ’00 Sarah Heggen 1998, ’99 Kendra Pasquale 2019 Alia Abu-Douleh 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Annemarie Hennes 2000 Steph Panozzo 2011, ’12 Leisha Alcia 2001, ’02, ’03, ’04 Jordan Hilbrands 2007, ’08, ’09, ’10 Lauren Parkin 2013 Jamie Alvis 2005, ’07, ’08 Maggie Hillman 2017, '18, '19 Megan Pawloski 2010, ’11, ’12, ’13 Sarah Anderson 2000 Sue Hodson 1999, ’00 Taylore Peterson 2012, ’13, ‘15, ‘16 Marissa Holden 2010, ’11, ’12 Stephanie Pouse 2011 B Kristen Holman 1998, ’99, ’00 Ashley Prell 2019 Katelynn Buescher 2018, '19 Heidi Holtzman 1998, ’99, ’00, ’01 Leah Pyter 1997 Lisa Baldwin 1998, ’99 Tara Hurless 2001, ’02, ’03, ’04 Alicia Barker 2016, '17, '18, '19 R Jessica Bayne 2003, ’04, ’05, ’06 J Caroline Ratz 2015 , ‘16, 18 Courtney Bell 2006, ’07, ’08, ’09 Meredith Johnson-Monfort 2019 Maeve Riordan 2018 Amy Bessette 1997, ’98, ’99 Lindsay Johnson 1998, ’99, ’00, ’01 Katherine Ratz 2014, ‘15, 16, '17 Kristin Bergschneider 1997 Rebecca (Patrick) Johnson 1998, ’00, ’01, ’02 Niki Read 2009, ’10, ’11, ’12 Nicole Breece 2012, ’13, ‘14, ‘15 Meegan Johnston 2013 Laura Redmond 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05 Hope Breslin 2017, '18, '19 Colleen Joyce 2000, ’01 Quinn Reynolds 2003, ’06 Emily Brown 1998, ’99, ’00 Andrea Ridgeway 2001, ’02, ’03, ’04 Kassidy Brown 2010, ’11, ’12, ’13 K Reagan Robishaw 2012, ’13, ‘14, ‘16 Molly Brown 1998 Alexandra Kapicka 2007, ’08, ’09, ’10 Sarah Rowland 1999, ’00, ’01 Sarah Brown 2003, ’04 Missy Kann 1997 Kelly Buszkiewicz 1997, ’98, ’99 Christen Karniski 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05 S Natasha Karniski 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05 Lauren Stibich 2018 C Missy Keeler 1998 Sami Sample 2018, '19 Elizabeth Cablk 2018, '19 Maggie Kellett 2000, ’01 Christina Sahly 2008, ’09 Ashley Cathro 2018 Robyn Kenney 1998 Jackie Santacaterina 2006, ’07, ’08, ’09 Kelly Campbell 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05 Laura Knutson 2007, ’08, ’09, ’10 Summer Schafer 2015, ‘16 Jenna Carosio 2008, ’09, ’10, ’11 Danielle Kot 2007, ’08, ’09, ’10 Olivia Schmitt 2017 Lexi Carrier 2016, '17, '18, '19 Meghan Kolze 1999, ’00, ’02, ’03 Julie Schueller 1997, ’98, ’99, ’00 Lindsey Carstens 2005, ’06, ’07 Tara Schuling 1999, ’00, ’01, ’02 Gabbi Chapa 2017 L Hollie Schurr 1999, ’00, ’01, ’02 Lauren Ciesla 2016, '17, '18 Ashleigh Lefevre 2018, '19 Makena Silber 2018, '19 Casey Conine 2013, ‘14 Laura Lantz 1997, ’98, ’99 Christine Sinak 2001, ’02, ’03, ’04 Charlotte Cooke 2005, ’07, ’08 Katie Le 2017, '18, '19 Haley Singer 2018 Jaelyn Cunningham 2017, '18, '19 Noelle Leary 2013, ‘14 Elina Sinisalo 1997 Jessica Levitt 2006, ’07, ’08 Jennifer Smith 2000, ’01, ’03 D Debbie Liang 1998 Rachel Smith 1997 Hope D’Addario 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Erica Loechl 1997 Tailor Smith 2012, ‘16 Nicole Denenberg 2010, ’11, ’12 Lilian Lucas 2019 Lauren Smitherman 2017, '18, '19 Michelle Denley 2016 Cory Steigerwald 2007, ’08, ’09 Marti Desjarlais 2005, ’06, ’07, ’08 M Stephanne Steinhoff 1997, ’98, ’99 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, ’11, ’12, ’13 Erin McKeown 2018 Eva Strickland 2003, ’04, ’05, ’06 Darci Dietrich 2017 Kelly Maday 2016, '17, '18, '19 Allison Stucky 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Kim Doetzel 1998, ’99 Kara Marbury 2014, ‘15, ‘16, '17 Caitlin Dombart 2009, ’10, ’11 Morgan Maroney 2015, ‘16, '17, '18 T Ella Masar 2004, ’05, ’06, ’07 Leanne Taccona 1997 E Mary Therese McDonnell 2004, ’05, ’06, ’07 Aleah Treiterer 2019 Amaya Ellis 2018, 19 Shannon McDonnell 2006, ’07 Kris Twyning 1997, ’98 Abby Elinsky 2014 Anastasia Medellin 2013, ‘15 Erin Tyler 2002 Julie Ewing 2008, ’09, ’10, ’11 Jenna Miller 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Katie Tyler 1997 Krystin Miller 2008, ’09, ’10 F Sarah Mitchell 1997 V Jayna Fittipaldo 2018 Eileen Murphy 2019 Arianna Veland 2016, '17, '18, '19 Paula Faherty 2002, ’03, ’04, ’06 Katie Murray 2015, ‘16, '17, '18 Christina Farrell 2010, ’11, ’12, ’13 Shayla Mutz 2009, ’10, ’11, ’12 W Amy Feher 2012, ’13, ‘14 Marissa Mykines 2008, ’09, ’10, ’11 Peyton Willie 2018 Jannelle Flaws 2011, ’13, ‘14, ‘15 Madi Wolfbauer 2018 Rachel Frank 2005 N Kelly Walker 2000, ’01, ’02, ’03 Laura Freeman 1999, ’00, ’01 Heather Nadeau 1999 Tiffani Walker 2000, ’01, ’02, ’03 Kim Fogelson 1997 Mary Nitsche 2002 Brittany Ward 2003, ’04 Chichi Nweke 2006, ’07, ’08, ’09 Emily Ward 2001 G Sarah Warren 2014, ‘15, '17, '18 Brittany Garrett 2006, ’07, ’08, ’09 O Kristy Weeks 2005, ’06, ’07 Summer Garrison 2019 Allie Osoba 2012, ’13 Aliina Weykamp 2012, ’13, ‘14, ‘15 Patricia George 2015, ‘16, '17, '18 Ellie Ordonez 2016 Claire Wheatley 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Kristen Gierman 2012, ’13 Emily Osoba 2014, '17 Ashley Gordon 1997 Z Kara Gostisha 2004, ’05, ’06, ’07 Emily Zurrer 2005, ’06, ’07, ’08 Julie Green 1997 Megan Green 2013, ‘14 Jackie Guerra 2011 Alaree Gunville 2001, ’02, ’04

56 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI THE RECORD BOOK PLAYERS BY UNIFORM NUMBER IN ILLINOIS HISTORY -#0 Amy Bessette 1997-98-99 Sarah Anderson 2000-01 Rachel Frank 2002-03-04-05 #6 #11 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-07-08-09-10 Sarah Mitchell 1997 Kristen Bergschneider 1997 Lizzi Sanscrainte 2011-12 Sarah Still 1998 Julie Schueller 1998-99-00 Michelle Denley 2014-15-16 Jen Sbalchiero 1999 Kelly Campbell 2002-03-04-05 Sami Sample 2017-18-19-20 Abby Goodman 2000 Courtney Bell 2006-07-08-09 Emily Ward 2001-02-03 Jannelle Flaws 2010-11 #1 Shannon McDonnell 2004 Nicole Breece 2012-13-14-15 Erica Loechl 1997 Mary Therese McDonnell 2005-06-07 Patricia George 2016-17-18 Sarah Heggen 1998-99-00 Julie Ewing 2008-09-10-11 Aleah Treiterer 2019-20 Leisha Alcia 2001-02-03-04 Reagan Robishaw 2013-14-15-16 Lindsay Carstens 2005-06-07 Katie Le 2017-18-19-20 #12 Stephanie Panozzo 2009-10-11-12 Sarah Aberle 1997-98 Claire Wheatley 2013-14-15-16 #7 Tara Schuling 1999-00-01-02 Elizabeth Cablk 2017-18-19-20 Leah Pyter 1997 Michelle Nadeau 2003-04 Molly Brown 1998 Erin Tyler 2005 #2 Allison Ullrich 1999 Ashley Varns 2006 Heidi Holtzman 1998-99-00-01 Tiffany Walker 2000 Krystin Miller 2007-08-09-10 Natasha Karniski 2002-03-04-05 Maggie Kellett 2001 Tailor Smith 2012-13-14-15-16 Brittany Garrett 2006-07-08-09 Laura Redmond 2002-03-04-05 Gabbi Chappa 2017 Kassidy Brown 2010-11-12-13 Jackie Santacaterina 2006-07-08-09 Kendra Pasquale 2018-19-20 Katherine Ratz 2014-15-16-17 Megan Pawloski 2010-11-12-13 Amaya Ellis 2018-19-20 Brista Philips 2014-15-16 #13 Sabryn Kapp 2017 Cara Nance 1998 #3 Peyton Willie 2018-19-20 Jennifer Smith 2000-01-02-03 Julie Green 1997 Erin Pilkington 2004 Meghan Kolze 1999-00-01-02-03 #8 Charlotte Cook 2005 Ella Masar 2004-05-06-07 Kim Doetzel 1997-98-99-00 Emily Pickard 2006-07-08 Jackie Guerra 2008-09-10-11 Christine Sinak 2001-02-03-04 Kristen Gierman 2009-10-11-12-13 Jannelle Flaws 2012-13-14-15 Jessica Levitt 2005-06-07-08 Summer Schafer 2014-15-16 Alicia Barker 2016-17-18-19 Marissa Holden 2009-10-11-12 Haley Singer 2017-18-19-20 Eileen Murphy 2020 Casey Conine 2013-14 Caroline Ratz 2015-16-17-18 #14 #4 Henar Urteaga 2019-20 Stephanne Steinhoff 2014-11997-98-99 Leanne Taccona 1997 Kelly Walker 2000-01-02-03 Robyn Kenney 1998 #9 Kara Gostisha 2004-05-06-07 Sarah Rowland 1999-00-01 Kelly Buszkiewicz 1997-98-99 Katie Reed 2011 Christen Karniski 2002-03-04-05 Colleen Joyce 2000-01 Jenna Miller 2013-14-15-16 Christina Sahly 2006-07-08-09 Jessica Bayne 2003-04-05-06 Meredith Johnson-Monfort 2018-19-20 Stephanie Pouse 2011 Danielle Kot 2007-08-09-10 Meegan Johnston 2013 Megan Green 2011-12-13-14 #15 Sarah Warren 2014-15-16-17-18 Lauren Ciesla 2015-16-17-18 Missy Kann 1997 Eileen Murphy 2019 Sydney Carste 2019-20 Hollie Schurr 1998-99-00-01-02 Makala Woods 2020 Quinn Reynolds 2003-04-05-06 #10 Jordan Hillbrands 2007-08-09-10 #5 Kim Fogelson 1997 Aliina Weykamp 2011-12-13-14-15 Ashley Gordan 1997 Kristen Holman 1998-99-00 Kelly Maday 2016-17-18-19 Emily Brown 1998-99-00-01-02 Andrea Ridgeway 2001-02-03-04 Zoey Kollhoff 2020 Sarah Brown 2003-04 Jamie Alvis 2005-06-07-08 Emily Zurrer 2005-06-07 Shayla Mutz 2009-10-11-12 #16 Niki Read 2008-09-10-11-12 Allison Stucky 2013-14-15-16 Laura Lantz 1997-98-99-00 Hope D’Addario 2013-14-15-16 Hope Breslin 2017-18-19-20 Tara Hurless 2001-02-03-04 Madi Wolfbauer 2017-18 Marti Desjarlais 2005-06-07-08 Mackenzie Schuler 2020 Nicole Denenberg 2009-10-11-12 Alia Abu-Douleh 2013

2020 ILLINOIS SOCCER RECORD BOOK // 57 THE RECORD BOOK PLAYERS BY UNIFORM NUMBER IN ILLINOIS HISTORY Abby Elinsky 2014 Brittany Ward 2003-04-05-06 Ellie Ordonez 2015-16 Laura Knutson 2007-08-09-10 #33 Ashleigh Lefevre 2018-19-20 Mackenzie Taylor 2011 Ashley Cathro 2018-19-20 Olivia Schmitt 2014-15-16-17 #17 Katelynn Buescher 2018-19-20 #34 Kris Twyning 1997-98-99 Ashley Prell 2019-20 Maggie Kellett 2000 #23 Tiffani Walker 2001-02-03 Heather Nadeau 1999-00-01 #35 Kristy Weeks 2004-05-06-07 Erin Tyler 2003 Lauren Stibich 2018-19-20 Lauren Levitt 2008 Mary Therese McDonnell 2004 Sarah Weider 2010 Shannon McDonnell 2005-06-07 *current players highlighted in bold Allie Osoba 2011-12-13 Caitlin Dombart 2008-09-10-11 Emily Osoba 2014-15-16-17 Anastasia Medellin 2012-13-14-15 Erin McKeown 2018-19-20 Arianna Veland 2016-17-18-19

#18 #24 Rachel Smith 1997 Colleen Everson 1997 Missy Keeler 1998 Lindsay Johnson 1998-99-00-01 Sue Hodson 1999-00-01 Christine Rivera 2002-03 Paula Faherty 2002-03-04-05-06 Mary Jo Kohler 2004-05 Cory Steigerwald 2007-08-09-10 Marissa Mykines 2008-09-10-11 Noelle Leary 2011-12-13-14 Amy Feher 2012-13-14 Morgan Maroney 2015-16-17-18 Lauren Smitherman 2016-17-18-19 Lilian Lucas 2019-20 Julia Eichenbaum 2020

#19 #25 Emily Sinisalo 1997 Annemarie Hennes 1998-99-00 Lisa Baldwin 1998-99-00 Claire Zabriskie 2002 Alaree Gunville 2001-02-03-04 Mari Jo Kohler 2003 Charlotte Cook 2006-07-08 Lindsay Carstens 2004 Christina Farrell 2010-11-12-13 Katelyn Hoffman 2009 Alia Abu-Douleh 2014-15-16 Lauren Parkin 2010-11-12-13 Jayna Fitipaldo 2017-18-19-20 Darci Dietrich 2014-15-16-17 Natalie Phelps 2020 #20 Rebecca Fox 1997 #26 Debbie Liang 1998 Erin Tyler 2002 Mary Nitsche 2000-01-02 Emily Zurrer 2005 Kimberly Coninx 2003-04-05 Katie Murray 2015-16-17-18 Chichi Nweke 2006-07-08-09 Summer Garrison 2019-20 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-11-12-13 Kara Marbury 2014-15-16-17 #27 Makena Silber 2018-19-20 Taylore Peterson 2012-13-14-15-16 Maggie Hillman 2017-18-19-20 #21 Katie Tyler 1997 #29 Laura Freeman 1999-00-01-02 Taylor Haynes 2016-17 Eva Strickland 2003-04-05-06 Jenna Carosio 2008-09-10-11 #30 Reagan Robishaw 2012 Jaelyn Cunningam 2016-17-18-19 Patricia George 2015 Julia Cili 2020 Lexi Carrier 2016-17-18-19 Joanna Verzosa-Dolezal 2020 #31 Maeve Riordan 2018 #22 Julie Schueller 1997 #32 Rebecca Patrick-Johnson 1998-99-00-01-02 Kennedy Berschel 2020

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SAMI SAMPLE ELIZABETH CABLK AMAYA ELLIS EILEEN MURPHY MAKALA WOODS MACKENZIE SCHULER KATIE LE GK // SR // 5-9 GK // SR // 5-10 M // JR // 5-5 M // SO // 5-9 F // FR // 5-7 M // FR // 5-7 F // SR // 5-3 South Elgin, Illinois Naperville, Illinois Monte Sereno, California LaGrange Park, Illinois Monroe, Ohio Peoria, Illinois Centreville, Virginia 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

PEYTON WILLIE HENAR URTEAGA SYDNEY CARSTE HOPE BRESLIN ALEAH TREITERER KENDRA PASQUALE HALEY SINGER F // R-SO // 5-8 D // R-SR // 5-6 D // R-FR // 5-6 F // SR // 5-6 D // SO // 5-6 D // R-SO // 5-4 M // SR // 5-7 Pamplona, Spain Pamplona, Spain Sammamish, Washington Massapequa, New York Sacramento, California Naperville, Illinois Naperville, Illinois 14 15 16 17 18 19 2022 2122

MEREDITH JOHNSON-MONFORT ZOEY KOLLHOFF ASHLEIGH LEFEVRE ERIN MCKEOWN LILIAN LUCAS JAYNA FITTIPALDO MAKENA SILBER F // R-SO // 5-7 F // FR // 5-8 D // JR // 5-6 D // JR // 5-3 M // SO // 5-6 M // SR // 5-3 F // JR // 5-7 Mahomet, Illinois St. Charles, Illinois Brighton, Australia Ann Arbor, Michigan Plymouth, Michigan McDonald, Pennsylvania Spokane, Washington 21 22 24 25 26 27 30

JOANNA VERZOSA-DOLZEAL KATELYNN BUESCHER JULIA EICHENBAUM NATALIE PHELPS SUMMER GARRISON MAGGIE HILLMAN JULIA CILI33 D // FR // 5-8 M // JR // 5-4 F // FR // 5-3 GK // FR // 5-11 F // SO // 5-2 M // SR // 5-5 GK // FR // 5-8 Delta, British Columbia Naperville, Illinois West Long Beach, New Jersey Wildwood, Missouri Pasadena, California Naperville, Illinois Palmetto Bay, Florida 32 33 34 35

KENNEDY BERSCHEL ASHLEY CATHRO ASHLEY PRELL LAUREN STIBICH M // FR // 5-2 D // R-SO // 5-7 F // SO // 5-6 F // JR // 5-4 Bensenville, Illinois Victoria, British Columbia Fox River Grove, Illinois Western Springs, Illinois 35

JANET RAYFIELD JEFF FREEMAN LISA LUBKE NICHOLE TIGGS Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach 19th Season 10th Season Second Season First Season 60 // FIGHTING ILLINI SOCCER // FIGHTINGILLINI.COM // @ILLINISOCCER // #ILLINI