2005 DAYTON SOCCER

Table of Contents Quick Facts Introduction The University Women’s Soccer: An NCAA Tradition ...... 2 Founded ...... 1850 UD Athletics: A Championship Tradition ...... 4 Enrollment ...... 6,500 The University: A National Leader ...... 6 Colors ...... Red (PMS 200) & Blue (PMS 288) The University: Academic Excellence...... 8 Conference ...... Atlantic 10 The University: A Beautiful Campus ...... 10 President ...... Dr. Daniel J. Curran UD Athletics: Fantastic Facilities ...... 12 VP/Director of Athletics ...... Ted Kissell Stadium ...... Baujan Field / 2,000 2005 Season Press Box ...... (937) 229-5552 Outlook ...... 16 Surface ...... Stabilized Athletic Grass Roster Information ...... 18 Ticket Office ...... (937) 229-4433 Media Information ...... 20 Website ...... DaytonFlyers.com

The Flyers Athletics Communication Laura Boland ...... 22 Women’s Soccer Contact ...... Mike DeGeorge Meghan Borysiak ...... 23 Email ...... [email protected] Alicija Bredlo ...... 24 Office ...... (937) 229-4416 Amanda Kuntz ...... 25 Cell ...... (937) 367-3710 Katie Lowstuter ...... 26 Fax ...... (937) 229-4461 Jacqueline Luehrs ...... 27 Stacy Palumbo ...... 28 Coaching Staff Reba Sedlacek ...... 29 Head Coach ...... Mike Tucker Jaime Monahan...... 30 Career Record / Years ...... 154-55-5 / 10 Michelle Bruck ...... 30 Postseason History ...... 56 Record at UD / Year ...... 154-55-5 / 10 April Carbajal ...... 31 Year-by-Year Results ...... 58 Email ...... [email protected] Dara Elk ...... 31 Results by Opponent ...... 61 Assistant Coaches ...Manoj Khettry, Amy Berbary Alli Foust ...... 32 All-Time Roster ...... 64 Volunteer Assistant ...... George Demetriades Gretchen Giner ...... 32 Soccer Office Phone ...... (937) 229-4459 Jen Leslie ...... 33 The Opponents Amy Lopez ...... 33 Atlantic 10 Conference ...... 66 2004 Review Kristen Persichini ...... 34 Butler...... 67 Overall Record ...... 20-2-0 Niki Reed ...... 34 Charlotte ...... 67 Conference Record / Finish ...... 11-0-0 / 1st Courtney Sirmans ...... 35 Cincinnati...... 67 NCAA Tournament .. 1st Rd., Wisconsin, L 1-2 (ot) Natalia Walters ...... 35 Fordham ...... 68 Final Regular Season National Rank...... 20th Chelsea Ashe ...... 36 Furman ...... 68 Annette Bonasso ...... 36 George Washington ...... 68 PrPrProgrogrogram HisHisam tttorororyyy Stacy Chew ...... 36 La Salle ...... 69 Inagural Season ...... 1984 Amanda Gallow ...... 36 Ohio ...... 69 All-Time Record ...... 278-122-22 Rachel Kohntopp ...... 37 Richmond ...... 69 A-10 Regular Season Titles...... 8 Anne Mariscalco...... 37 Saint Joseph’s ...... 70 A-10 Tournament Titles ...... 5 Meredith Pesce ...... 37 St. Bonaventure ...... 70 NCAA Appearances ...... 5 Kim Sacher ...... 37 Temple ...... 70 Corey Shubitowski ...... 38 Texas ...... 71 Stephanie Wurth ...... 38 Virginia ...... 71 West Virginia ...... 71 Credits The Coaches William & Mary ...... 72 Head Coach Mike Tucker ...... 40 Wright State...... 72 The 2005 University of Dayton Women’s Assistant Coach Manoj Khettry ...... 42 Xavier ...... 72 Soccer Media Guide is a publication of the Assistant Coach Amy Berbary ...... 42 University of Dayton Athletics Communica- Volunteer Assistant George Demetriades ...... 42 The University tion Office. Administration ...... 74 Year In Review Athletics Division Directory ...... 75 Written, editied and designed by Athletic Publica- 2004 Notes ...... 44 Academic Services ...... 76 tions Coordinator Mike DeGeorge. Editorial assis- Final Top 25 Polls ...... 44 NCAA Compliance ...... 77 tance from Kara Maicher, Dawn Mamula, Kevin 2004 Statistics & Results ...... 46 Strength & Conditioning ...... 78 Wilkinson and Bill Thomas. Photos Courtesy of Timo- Atlantic 10 Review ...... 47 Sports Medicine Staff...... 79 thy Boone (Avalon Communications), Larry Burgess DaytonFlyers.com ...... 80 (UD Public Relations), City of Dayton Convention & The HisHisThe tttorororyyy Visitors Bureau, Dayton Dragons Professional Base- Career Records ...... 50 ball Team, Chris Rieman (udpride.com), Tim Zechar, Single-Season Records ...... 50 The 2002 Dayton Women’s Soccer Media Atlantic 10 Conference. Outside and inside cover de- Team Records ...... 51 Guide earned national recognition, being signs by Ze Design of Centerville, Ohio (Rep: Tony Coaching Records ...... 52 judged 15th-best in the nation and Mantia). Printed by Post Printing of Minster, Ohio second-best in the district in the annual Stadium Records...... 53 College Sports Information Directors of (Rep: Jim Rentz). Streaks...... 53 America (CoSIDA) Publications Contest. Honor Roll ...... 54 The 2003 guide was judged 25th in the nation and 5th in the district.

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 1 2 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 3 4 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer • In the last eight years (1998-2005), UD has had 22 conference ccerence hampionships and 1666 teams reach the post-season. In the eight years prior to that (1990-98), the Flyers only had seven conference championships and one tournament appearance.

• SS• trtrtrong perperong ffformance on the field has not come at the expense of a high level of perpervel ffformance in the classroom. The Flyererers’s’s’ combined cumulative grade point average has steadily risen to 3.3.3.1114, the besbes4, t in scsct hool hishishool tttorororyyy. UD has had 25 Academic All- Americans in the last five years. Only Nebraska, Rensselaer Poly and Rice had more. Daytytyton’s 11on’s 7774 ss4 tudent-athletttes on the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll were the third-most in the confconfthe erence, eeerence, ven though the Flyererers parpars ticipatticipatticipate in ffe ewer AAewer --- 1110 sporspor0 ts than all but one school.hool.hool.

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 5 UD is...is...UD • Ranked as one of the nation’s TTnation’s op 11op 00 univeruniver00 sitiessitiessities bbby US NNUS ewewews & WWs orld RRorld eporeporeporttt • One of the nation's ten largest Catholic universities and Ohio's largest private university, with an enroll- ment of more than 10,000 students, including more than 6,500 full-time undergraduates. • A univeruniver• sity ffsity ounded in 1850 bb850 y the SocieSociey ty of MarMarty yyy (Marianists), a Roman Catholic teaching order of priests and brothers. • A residential learning community with more than 70 UNIVERSI academic progrogrograms in ararams ts and sciences, business admin- istration, education and allied professions, engineering and law.law.and • A diverse community committed to educating the whole person and to linking learning and scholarship with leader- ship and service.vice.vice. • A vibrant living-learning environment, where modern campus housing blurs the line between living and learning.

A National Leader In Service • UD was selected by the Templeton Founda- tion as having one of the nation's best ser- vice-learning programs that encourages stu- dents to contribute and learn through volun- teer activity. •UD boasts one of the world's largest campus ministry programs. It sponsors 30 student-run service clubs, spring breakout trips, retreats and a certificate program in community ser- vice. Outside the classroom, more than 1,000 students perform scheduled service each year.

6 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer UD Building for the Future Since president Dr. Dan Curran’s arrival three years ago, the University of Dayton campus has been a constant work in progress. Whether it be new greenspace and walkways, or the $22 million Science Center (bottom), or the $21 million Residence Facility, the UD campus is taking shape with a look to the future while maintaining its roots to the past.

Rec-Plex: (Top) The three-story facility will feature six playing courts, an 8-lane pool, locker rooms, juice bar and student lounge. A state-of-the-art weight room, climbing wall and class rooms will also be housed in the building. Cost: $25 million ConsConsConstruction: Underwwwaaayyy ITY 2

Art Street: (Middle) A unique residential and learning environment for students of all majors that serves the entire campus community and surrounding neighborhoods as a focal point for activity. Cost: $8.5 million Construction: Complete

Science Center: (Below) Features classrooms and laborato- ries to support the undergraduate curriculum in both science and mathematics. Cost: $22 million Construction: Complete

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 7 • UD is ranked seventh among national Catholic universities, and among the top 100 national uni- versities in the country, according to the 2004 is- sue of America's Best Col- leges from U.S. News & World Report...

• Of the 232 Catholic colleges and universities in the United States, UD is one of only 16 that rr6 ank as national universities.sities.sities.

• Among Catholic national universities, only the Notre Dame and Georgetown boast higher averaveraverage alumni giving ratatates. Philanthropic support frfrt om alumni and friends totototaled nearlynearlyaled $20 million, up more than $3 million over last year.

• The Princettton RRon eeeview included UD in its 2004 guide, The Best 3535t 1 Colleges, and named it "one of the best in the Midwest." UD is one of 150 schools profiled in the first edition of The Best Midwestern Colleges.

• Connected learning was made a reality as development of the general education pro- grgrgram and its connection to prpro ofofofessional education have been supporttted bbed y sesey verververal grgral antsantsants from the National Endowment for the Humanities (including matching grants to fund the Alumni Chair in the Humanities and the Humanities Fellows).

• UD ww• as ffas iririrssst in the country tty ooo ofofoffffer an underunderer grgrgraduataduataduate degreedegreee program in human rights.

• Professor Aparna Higgins received the 2005 Mathemati- cal Association of America's most prestigious award for

8 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer Distinguished Alumni

Charles Pedersen '26, Nobel prize winner

Erma Bombeck '49, columnist, humor writer, chronicler of American family life

Rita Rapp Rita Rapp '50, NASA scientist, developer of space food

Chuck Noll Chuck Noll '53, holder of four Super Bowl rings as coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers

Richard Finan '54, former president, Ohio State Senate

Jon Husted Jon Husted ‘89, Ohio Speaker of the House

Colombe Nicholas '64, Internet consultant and former CEO of Anne Klein Co. and former president and COO of Giorgio Armani Fashion Corp.

Dan Patrick Dan Patrick '79, ESPN anchor

Bob ScScBob hafhafhaffffer '84, three-term U.S. Congressman from Colorado

Jon Gruden Jon Gruden '86, head coach of the Super Bowk champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers >

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 9 • UD was named one of the most significant campus sites in the country as judged by the American Society of Landscape Architects. Just 22 campus sites made the final list. Other Centennial Medal winners included the U.S. Capitol grounds, New York's Cen- tral Park and San Francisco's Ghiradelli Square.

• UD was named one of the top "schools with the most beautiful campus in an urban setting" in the 2004 edition of The Unoffi- cial, Unbiased Guide to the 328 Most Inter- esting Colleges from Kaplan Publishing.

10 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 11 “This is a great place for college soccer. It’s great to see a playing surface like this in this part of the country.” -Steve Swanson, Virginia women’s soccer head coach

The Home of Dayton Soccer from its football days were demolished in 1974. On the north side of the Baujan Field, named for legendary UD football coach Harry Baujan, field, a brick-faced terraced seating area was constructed into the hillside. has stood for decades in the heart of the University of Dayton campus. Baujan The project, totalling more than $500,000 and fully funded with private Field was originally built for football in 1925, but since becoming the exclu- donations, helped increase the seating capacity to 2,000. sive home to UD Soccer, the historic field has grown into one of the nation’s Ready for the 2003 season, an additional $700,000 was invested in top college soccer venues. the stadium to replace the old natural grass surface with a new state-of-the The setting of Baujan Field provides the Flyers one of the most unique art natural grass system. The unique system, installed by The Motz Group of atmospheres in the college soccer. Enclosed on all four sides -- to the north Cincinnati, gives Baujan Field the playability of grass and the durability of by the terraced seats, the east by UD’s brick-faced Music & Theater Build- turf. In addition to the field project, which also included new irrigation and ing, the west by UD’s Physical Activities Center and the south by bleacher drainage systems, additional lighting fixtures were installed and an exten- seating, a small berm and a tree line -- it truly has a sive graphics package was added. stadium feel. When you add about a thousand Baujan Field has played host to a number of screaming Flyer fans for a Friday night match, Baujan postseason soccer events. The A-10 Women’s Soc- Field’s atmosphere is unmatched. cer Championship was hosted here in 1998 and An annual leader in NCAA attendance, the 2002 and will serve as the 2005 host. The men’s women’s soccer team averages nearly 1,000 fans championship was hosted by UD in 1996 and 1998. per game. In fact, since 1997, almost 50,000 A first-round match in the 1999 NCAA Women’s Col- women’s soccer fans have past through Baujan Field lege Cup called Baujan Field home as a women’s gates. In the last seven years, UD has been in the soccer record crowd of 1,517 watched the Flyers NCAA’s top 20 in average attendance four times. beat Evansville, 3-2. The men have twice played The summer of 2000 saw the first major NCAA Championship Play-In matches at the historic changes to Baujan Field since the concrete seating venue in 1997 and 1998.

12 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer •Basketball The crown jewel of UD’s superb athletic facilities, the UD Arena is regarded as one of the nation’s best college venues. A $13.1 million renovation was completed in 2002 which updated the arena’s concourses, facades, concessions and restrooms and added valuable premium seating, clubs and retail space. Both the new Time Warner Cable Flight Deck and a renovated Boesch Lounge, along with the accompanying loge seats and suites at each end, offer a perspective on the game unlike any other. A regular stop for the NCAA Tournament, UD Arena has hosted 65 NCAA postseason games since opening in 1969 -- the third-most among active venues and fourth-most all-time. UD will host the 2006 NCAA Men’s Basketball First and Second Rounds, the Opening Round Game through 2010 and a 2007 NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional.

•Baseball•Baseball•Baseball •Softball•Softball•Softball •Track & Field •Football•Football•Football Located adjacent to the UD Arena, the state-of-the art UD Arena Sports Complex includes the $4 million Time Warner Cable Stadium for baseball, the UD Softball Stadium, the Jerry Von Mohr Practice Field and the future site of the Courtyard by Marriott at the University of Dayton.

•Volleyball The third-largest volleyball-only venue in the NCAA, the Frericks Center features a Sport Court surface and seating for 5,000. An extensive seating renovation and environmental graphics package was completed during the summer of 2004. The facility is named for the late Thomas J. Frericks, the Flyers’ longtime Director of Athletics, and was the former home of Dayton Basketball.

•Football•Football•Football Located adjacent to the UD Arena, the 11,000-seat Welcome Stadium (named for the late Percival Welcome, longtime Director of Athletics for the City of Dayton Public Schools) features a video replay scoreboard, lights and turf. The Flyers have won nearly 85 percent of their games at Welcome Stadium.

•Golf (NCR South Course) A Golf Digest Top 100 course, NCR’s South Course has hosted the 1969 PGA Championship (won by Ray Floyd), the 1986 U.S. Women’s Open (won by Jane Geddes) and the 2005 U.S. Senior Open (won by Allen Doyle). NCR Country Club also hosts numerous local and regional PGA events and played host to the 2003 Atlantic 10 Men’s Golf Championship.

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 13 The University of Dayton not only boasts some of the best competition facilities, but also prides itself on tremendous support facilities for its student-athletes.

The Academic Center (left) was recently renovated thanks in part to a gift from Dr. Tim and Dee Quinn. The Center features new computer workspaces and offices and also a redesigned display to honor UD’s Academic and Athletic All- America selections.

UD has two impressive weight rooms for its student-ath- letes -- the Frericks Center Weight Room (middle) and the state-of-the art Donoher Center Weight Room.

Finally, athletic training has facilities in both the Frericks and Donoher Centers (below).

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Coming off a 20-2 season in 2004 and a trip to the Flyers’ fifth NCAA Tournament, there is plenty for Head Coach Mike Tucker to talk about heading into the 21st season of UD women’s soccer. A grueling schedule, a new-look A-10, a highly-touted incoming class, a talented group of returnees and hosting the A-10 Championship are the topics as Tucker gives his thoughts on 2005. FORWARDS ReturneesReturneesReturnees Newcomers No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Yr.Yr.Yr. No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Yr.Yr.Yr. 4 Natalia Walters 5-5 So. 13 Anne Mariscalco 5-5 Fr. 9 Dara Elk 5-5 So. 29 Chelsea Ashe 5-4 Fr. 10 Jen Leslie 5-6 So. 19 Meredith Pesce 5-4 Fr. 12 Reba Sedlacek 5-10 Sr. 14 Corey Shubitowski 5-6 Fr. 18 April Carbajal 5-5 R-Fr. 22 Meghan Borysiak 5-3 Sr. 25 Amy Lopez 5-4 So. 26 Gretchen Giner 5-4 So.

up top or from the midfield. This extremely talented group Tucker’s Take presents many possibilities, and our biggest challenge is “Returning all of our forwards from last season is particu- finding the best “chemistry” in the pairings. We should be larly nice, and having had the luxury of adding red-shirt able to play with either two or three up top with several com- freshman April Carbajal to the mix in the spring is also a binations and be dangerous in the attack.” huge bonus. We expect senior Reba Sedlacek (far right) to have a huge year, while speedy and crafty sophomores Amy Lopez and Natalia Walters (right) will contribute ei- ther as forwards or as wide midfielders. Senior Katie Lowstuter had an exceptional season last year, but will also see time this year in the midfield. Senior Meghan Borysiak and sophomore Dara Elk struggled with injuries last year but are capable of playing important roles in the attack. Sophomores Jen Leslie and Gretchen Giner have a solid year of experience and will be counted on to chal- lenge for time. Four freshmen will challenge for time also, with Anne Mariscalco, Chelsea Ashe, Meredith Pesce and Corey Shubitowski having the versatility of playing either

MIDFIELDERS ReturneesReturneesReturnees Newcomers No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Yr.Yr.Yr. No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Yr.Yr.Yr. 7 Katie Lowstuter 5-3 Sr. 2 Kim Sacher 5-4 Fr. 11 Laura Boland 5-7 Sr. 3 Amanda Gallow 5-8 Fr. 15 Jaime Monahan 5-7 Jr. 6 Stephanie Wurth 5-7 Fr. 26 Michelle Bruck 5-6 So. 17 Rachael Kohntopp 5-7 Fr. 28 Alli Foust 5-4 So. 20 Annette Bonasso 5-7 Fr.

Tucker’s Take “We lost two key midfield players to graduation but feel that this will still be a very strong area this season. We have the experience and versatility to play in a variety of formations. Seniors Laura Boland (far left) and Katie Lowstuter (left) are returning starters, with Laura playing exclusively in the midfield and Katie playing both in the midfield and as a forward. Both will be on the field exten- sively. Centrally, sophomore Alli Foust and freshmen Kim Sacher, Stephanie Wurth and Rachael Kohntopp will vie for key roles. On the outside, junior Jaime Monahan has been solid and sophomore Michelle Bruck has experi- ence. Speedy freshman Amanda Gallow will play wide in the midfield or in the back and is also capable of adding explosive energy up top. As with the forwards, these tal- ented players allow us to play in a variety of formations and combinations.”

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DEFENDERS ReturneesReturneesReturnees Newcomers No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Yr.Yr.Yr. No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Yr.Yr.Yr. 5 Courtney Sirmans 6-1 So. 20 Annette Bonasso 5-7 Fr. 8 Kristen Persichini 5-8 So. 16 Stacy Palumbo 5-4 Sr. 21 Alicija Bredlo 5-7 Sr. 23 Jacqueline Luehrs 5-3 Sr. Tucker’s Take “With much experience and talent, our defenders should again be a major team strength. Losing only one starter from the unit,T ucand returningker’s four T playersake who played key roles in the defensive third last year allows us to feel very confident. Senior center-backs Ali Bredlo (far right) and Stacy Palumbo return, as do outside defenders senior Jacqueline Luehrs (right) and sophomore Courtney Sirmans. Sophomore Kristen Persichini saw a lot of ac- tion in the midfield last fall, but during the spring also worked as a defender and she will play a key role. Fresh- man Annette Bonasso has the talent to contribute imme- diately and is also capable of moving into the midfield. The mobility and talents of these players allow them to not only defend well, but also to play key roles in the at- tack.”

GOALKEEPERS ReturneesReturneesReturnees Newcomers No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Yr.Yr.Yr. No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Yr.Yr.Yr. 0 Amanda Kuntz 5-9 Grad 00 Stacy Chew 5-8 Fr. 1 Niki Reed 5-9 So. Tucker’s Take

“This is the first year in memory that we will be returning only one experienced goalkeeper, so that is an obvious concern. But red-shirt senior Amanda Kuntz (right) is an excellent athlete who performed admirably in the spring and does have three years of experience. Sophomore transfer Niki Reed arrives with collegiate experience and great credentials. Freshman Stacy Chew has limited ex- perience but tremendous athleticism and potential. How quickly our keepers acclimate and step up will be a key to QUICK HITTERS our success for the year.”

Schedule Hosting the A-10 Championship teams appear to have really helped themselves with their “As is our tradition we have once again put together a chal- incoming recruiting classes. Playing in challenging venues lenging non-league schedule to compliment our A-10 “We have mixed feelings about hosting the A-10 Champi- vsersus tough league opposition will challenge us to be at matches. Two tough exhibition matches should help to pre- onship this year at Baujan Field. While it is a tremendous our best. In order for us to maintain our recent history of pare us for traditional NCAA Tournament-tested squads such honor to bring the best of the A-10 here to challenge for a league success we will have to be an outstanding team in as West Virginia, Virginia, William and Mary and Furman. berth in the NCAA Tournament, we feel responsible to first 2005!” These teams have great tradition and will allow us to battle qualify for, and then to have success in this setting. While vsersus some of the elite players and teams in the country. our A-10 Tournament success has been exceptional, we The Baujan Field Advantage Local and regional battles with Ohio, Cincinnati, Butler and have yet to win one here at home! And we are certain to be Wright State squads will give us a test of how we stack up in the target of our fellow A-10 teams after winning the past “We certainly enjoy the advantages of playing at a tremen- the Great Lakes. And a late season battle with powerhouse two tournament titles. So, it will be a major team goal to dous soccer facility – and in one of the best college settings Texas will hopefully give us a look at what to expect and capture the title once again in front of our home fans!” in the country. There is no doubt that the great playing sur- prepare us for the challenge should we advance again to face allows us to play attractive soccer. But what gives us the NCAA Tournament. Several excellent matches here at The New Look of the A-10 the greatest advantage playing at Baujan is the atmosphere created by our fans. Our students are very supportive and home will provide our local fans with the opportunity to wit- “The A-10 continues to make progress as we strive to ce- ness collegiate soccer at a great level, and our Labor Day colorful. And the local community has been terrific! Our ment ourselves as one of the “power” soccer conferences parents throw some of the best pregame tailgate parties weekend tournament is an opportunity to cheer on the Fly- in the country. The additions of Saint Louis and Charlotte ers in an exceptionally exciting atmosphere. The A-10 sched- anywhere! All in all, playing at Baujan Field is a thrilling soc- will certainly help in that regard. Both have excellent facili- cer experience, and one that we value greatly.” ule will again challenge us to be at our best.” ties and tradition-rich histories of success. Several A-10

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2005 Dayton Soccer Front:Front:Front: Chelsea Ashe, Kim Sacher, Alli Foust, Stacy Palumbo, Stacy Chew, Amanda Kuntz, Niki Reed, Katie Lowstuter, Gretchen Giner, Jacqueline Luehrs, Meghan Borysiak. M iddle: Middle: Assistant Coach Manoj Khettry, Meredith Pesce, Amy Lopez, Dara Elk, Jen Leslie, Anne Mariscalco, Corey Shubitowski, April Carbajal, Laura Boland, Kristen Persichini, Natalia Walters, Assistant Coach Amy Berbary. Back: Assistant Coach George Demetriades, Athletic Trainer Katie Kohl, Rachel Kohntopp, Stephanie Wurth, Alicija Bredlo, Courtney Sirmans, Reba Sedlacek, Michelle Bruck, Amanda Gallow, Jaime Monahan, Annette Bonasso, Head Coach Mike Tucker. Numerical Roster Alphabetical No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Pos.Pos.Pos. Yr.Yr.Yr. Hometown (High School) No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Pos.Pos.Pos. Yr.Yr.Yr. 00 Stacy Chew 5-8 GK FR Mason, Ohio (Mason) 29 Ashe, Chelsea 5-4 F FR 0 Amanda Kuntz 5-9 GK GS Vandalia, Ohio (Butler) 11 Boland, Laura 5-7 MF SR 1 Niki Reed 5-9 GK SO Fairfield, Ohio (Fairfield) 20 Bonasso, Annette 5-7 D FR 2 Kim Sacher 5-4 MF FR San Diego, Calif. (Patrick Henry) 22 Borysiak, Meghan 5-3 F SR 3 Amanda Gallow 5-8 MF FR West Chester, Ohio (Lakota East) 21 Bredlo, Alicija 5-7 D SR 4 Natalia Walters 5-5 F/MF SO South Barrington, Ill. (St. Viator) 26 Bruck, Michelle 5-6 MF SO 5 Courtney Sirmans 6-1 F/D SO Centerville, Ohio (Centerville) 18 Carbajal, April 5-5 F SO 6 Stephanie Wurth 5-7 MF FR Toledo, Ohio (St. Ursula Academy) 00 Chew, Stacy 5-8 GK FR 7 Katie Lowstuter 5-3 MF SR Cincinnati, Ohio (Mother of Mercy) 9 Elk, Dara 5-5 F SO 8 Kristen Persichini 5-8 D SO Hudson, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit) 28 Foust, Alli 5-4 MF SO 9 Dara Elk 5-5 F SO Dumfries, Va. (Forest Park) 3 Gallow, Amanda 5-8 MF FR 10 Jen Leslie 5-6 F SO Machesney Park, Ill. (Boylan Catholic) 27 Giner, Gretchen 5-4 F SO 11 Laura Boland 5-7 MF SR Hudson, Ohio (Hudson) 17 Kohntopp, Rachael 5-7 MF FR 12 Reba Sedlacek (capt.) 5-10 F SR Hamilton, Ohio (Badin) 0 Kuntz, Amanda 5-9 GK GS 13 Anne Mariscalco 5-5 F FR Centerville, Ohio (Centerville) 10 Leslie, Jen 5-6 F SO 14 Corey Shubitowski 5-6 F FR Columbus, Ohio (Bishop Watterson) 25 Lopez, Amy 5-4 F SO 15 Jaime Monahan 5-7 MF JR Cincinnati, Ohio (Oak Hills) 7 Lowstuter, Katie 5-3 MF SR 16 Stacy Palumbo 5-4 D SR Fairfield, Ohio (Fairfield) 23 Luehrs, Jacqueline 5-3 D SR 17 Rachael Kohntopp 5-7 MF FR Toledo, Ohio (St. Ursula Academy) 13 Mariscalco, Anne 5-5 F FR 18 April Carbajal 5-5 F SO Lawrenceburg, Ky. (Anderson County) 15 Monahan, Jaime 5-7 MF JR 19 Meredith Pesce 5-4 F FR Greenlawn, N.Y. (Harborfields) 16 Palumbo, Stacy 5-4 D SR 20 Annette Bonasso 5-7 D FR Dublin, Ohio (Coffman) 8 Persichini, Kristen 5-8 D SO 21 Alicija Bredlo (capt.) 5-7 D SR Burlington, Ontario (Assumption Secondary) 19 Pesce, Meredith 5-4 F FR 22 Meghan Borysiak 5-3 F SR Sylvania, Ohio (St. Ursula Academy) 1 Reed, Niki 5-9 GK SO 23 Jacqueline Luehrs (capt.) 5-3 D SR Arlington Heights, Ill. (St. Viator) 2 Sacher, Kim 5-4 MF FR 25 Amy Lopez 5-4 F SO Sunset Hills, Mo. (St. Joseph’s Academy) 12 Sedlacek, Reba 5-10 F SR 26 Michelle Bruck 5-6 MF SO Miamisburg, Ohio (Miamisburg) 14 Shubitowski, Corey 5-6 F FR 27 Gretchen Giner 5-4 F SO Dayton, Ohio (Carroll) 5 Sirmans, Courtney 6-1 F/D SO 28 Alli Foust 5-4 MF SO Fort Worth, Texas (Fossil Ridge) 4 Walters, Natalia 5-5 F SO 29 Chelsea Ashe 5-4 F FR Venetia, Pa. (Peters Township) 6 Wurth, Stephanie 5-7 MF FR

18 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer ROSTER INFORMATION By Class By State Seniors (8) Ohio (19)(19)Ohio Illinois (3)(3)Illinois 0 Amanda Kuntz (Graduate) ...... GK Laura Boland ...... Hudson Jen Leslie ...... Machesney Park 7 Katie Lowstuter ...... MF Annette Bonasso...... Dublin Jacqueline Luehrs ...... Arlington Heights 11 Laura Boland ...... MF Meghan Borysiak ...... Sylvania Natalia Walters ...... South Barrington 12 Reba Sedlacek ...... F Michelle Bruck ...... Miamisburg 16 Stacy Palumbo ...... D Stacy Chew ...... Mason California (1) 21 Alicija Bredlo ...... D Amanda Gallow ...... West Chester Kim Sacher ...... San Diego 22 Meghan Borysiak ...... F Gretchen Giner ...... Dayton 23 Jacqueline Luehrs ...... D Rachel Kohntopp ...... Toledo Kentucky (1) Amanda Kuntz ...... Vandalia April Carbajal ...... Lawrenceburg Juniors (1) Katie Lowstuter ...... Cincinnati 15 Jaime Monahan ...... MF Anne Mariscalco ...... Centerville Missouri (1) Jaime Monahan ...... Cincinnati Amy Lopez ...... Sunset Hills Sophomores (11)1)1) Stacy Palumbo ...... Fairfield 1 Niki Reed ...... GK Kristen Persichini ...... Peninsula New York (1) 4 Natalia Walters ...... F Niki Reed ...... Fairfield Meredith Pesce ...... Greenlawn 5 Courtney Sirmans ...... F/D Reba Sedlacek ...... Hamilton 8 Kristen Persichini ...... D Corey Shubitowski ...... Columbus Ontario, Canada (1) 9 Dara Elk ...... F Courtney Sirmans ...... Centerville Alicija Bredlo ...... Burlington 10 Jen Leslie ...... F Stephanie Wurth...... Toledo 18 April Carbajal ...... F Pennsylvania (1) 25 Amy Lopez ...... F Chelsea Ashe ...... Venetia 26 Michelle Bruck ...... MF 27 Gretchen Giner ...... F Texas (1)(1)Texas 28 Alli Foust ...... MF Alli Foust ...... Ft. Worth

Freshmen (10) Virginia (1) 00 Stacy Chew ...... GK Dara Elk ...... Dumfries 2 Kim Sacher ...... MF 3 Amanda Gallow ...... MF 6 Stephanie Wurth ...... MF 13 Anne Mariscalco ...... F 14 Corey Shubitowski ...... F 17 Rachael Kohntopp ...... MF 19 Meredith Pesce ...... F 20 Annette Bonasso ...... MF 29 Chelsea Ashe ...... F By Position (In Alphabetical Order)

Goalkeepers Midfielders Forwards No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Pos.Pos.Pos. Yr.Yr.Yr. No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Pos.Pos.Pos. Yr.Yr.Yr. No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Pos.Pos.Pos. Yr.Yr.Yr. 00 Chew, Stacy 5-8 GK FR 11 Boland, Laura 5-7 MF SR 29 Ashe, Chelsea 5-4 F FR 0 Kuntz, Amanda 5-9 GK GS 26 Bruck, Michelle 5-6 MF SO 22 Borysiak, Meghan 5-3 F SR 1 Reed, Niki 5-9 GK SO 28 Foust, Alli 5-4 MF SO 18 Carbajal, April 5-5 F SO 3 Gallow, Amanda 5-8 MF FR 9 Elk, Dara 5-5 F SO Defenders 17 Kohntopp, Rachael 5-7 MF FR 27 Giner, Gretchen 5-4 F SO No.No.No. NameNameName Ht.Ht.Ht. Pos.Pos.Pos. Yr.Yr.Yr. 7 Lowstuter, Katie 5-3 MF SR 10 Leslie, Jen 5-6 F SO 20 Bonasso, Annette 5-7 D FR 15 Monahan, Jaime 5-7 MF JR 25 Lopez, Amy 5-4 F SO 21 Bredlo, Alicija 5-7 D SR 8 Persichini, Kristen 5-8 MF SO 13 Mariscalco, Anne 5-5 F FR 23 Luehrs, Jacqueline 5-3 D SR 2 Sacher, Kim 5-4 MF FR 19 Pesce, Meredith 5-4 F FR 16 Palumbo, Stacy 5-4 D SR 6 Wurth, Stephanie 5-7 MF FR 12 Sedlacek, Reba 5-10 F SR 5 Sirmans, Courtney 6-1 F/D SO 14 Shubitowski, Corey 5-6 F FR 5 Sirmans, Courtney 6-1 F/D SO 4 Walters, Natalia 5-5 MF SO

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www.DaytonFlyers.com Radio/ TV Chart Updated information and statistics for the UD women’s soc- cer team are available by accessing the UD’s Official Ath- letic Site at DaytonFlyers.com. Game notes, updated stats and results, game scores and summaries and features are among the information available. Live scoring from each of UD’s home matches and selected road matches will also be available to Flyer Fans. Directions to Baujan Field 00 0 1 2 3 4 Baujan Field is centrally located on the UD Campus, adja- Stacy Chew Amanda Kuntz Niki Reed Kim Sacher Amanda Gallow Natalia Walters 5-8 • Fr. • GK 5-9 • Gr. • GK 5-9 • So. • GK 5-3 • Fr. • MF 5-8 • Fr. • MF 5-5 • So. • F cent to the Frericks Athletic and Convocation Center. To Mason, Ohio Vandalia, Ohio Fairfield, Ohio San Diego, Calif. West Chester, Ohio South Barrington, Ill. get to campus, take I-75 and exit at Edwin C. Moses Bou- levard (Exit 51). Follow Edwin C. Moses Boulevard (past the UD Arena) east to Stewart Street. Turn right and continue on Stewart Street to Brown Street. Turn right onto Brown Street and follow Brown for two lights. The second light will be at Caldwell Street. Turn left onto Caldwell Street. The parking lot for the Frericks Center will be on your left. To get to Baujan Field, follow Caldwell as it curves around to the right. Baujan Field (and parking for Baujan Field) will be on 5 6 7 8 9 10 your left. Courtney Sirmans Stephanie Wurth Katie Lowstuter Kristen Persichini Dara Elk Jen Leslie 6-1 • So. • D 5-7 • Fr. • MF 5-3 • Sr. • MF 5-8 • So. • MF 5-5 • So. • F 5-6 • So. • F Centerville, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Hudson, Ohio Dumfries, Va. Machesney Park, Ill.

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20 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 21 THE FLYERS Laura Boland #11 Senior • MF • 5-6 • Hudson, Ohio • Hudson HS A heavily recruited prepster out of Hudson (OH) High School, Laura Boland has been one of the Flyers’ anchors through the midfield. A possession-oriented player who is crafty with the ball at her feet, Boland has been able to create a number of offensive chances from the middle of the field. Her sister Mary plays soccer at Notre Dame. Junior (2004) Started every game in the midfield...scored one goal which came in a 3-1 win over Fordham late in the regular season...recorded 33 shots, with six coming in a 2-1 win over Oakland...was one of five players to start every game. Sophomore (2003) Atlantic 10 All-Championship Team...started 19 of 21 matches...scored one goal and three assists....first career goal was the game-winner in the A-10 semifinal against Xavier just 1:34 into the match...picked up the game-winning assist in the 1-0 win over Furman...also tallied assists in the regular season against Xavier and versus Temple. Freshman (2002) Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Soccer Buzz Great Lakes All-Freshman Team...started 20 of the Flyers’ 21 matches...solid, steady player in the midfield...good possession player...accounted for one assist on the season -- coming in conference play against Duquesne. High School / Club Helped lead her Explorers to a 21-1-2 record, a league and regional champion- ship and a state runner-up finish as a senior...as a junior was state champs and state finalist in 1999...was a three-time winner of the Hudson Scholar-Athlete Award (3.5 GPA or higher) and twice named the team's Defensive Player of the Year...scored seven of 15 career goals and three of five career assists in the state tournament. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: John & Susanne Boland...Birthdate: July 15, 1984...Major: Psychol- ogy.

Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2002 21-20 0 1 1 14 0 2003 21-19 1 3 5 28 1 2004 22-22 1 0 2 33 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 64-6164-6164-61 222 444 888 757575 111 Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints 1, twice 1, four times 2, twice

22 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer THE FLYERS Meghan Borysiak #22 Senior • F • 5-3 • Sylvania, Ohio • St. Ursula Academy An athletic and speedy frontrunner, Meghan Borysiak will help provide the Flyers depth at the forward position. Junior (2004) Had a career year as she posted her first career goal and assist...Her first college goal came in a 4-0 win over St. Bonaventure on Oct. 1...In a 3-0 win over Duquesne two days later, Borysiak tallied her first assist...She also scored in a key regular season victory over Rhode Island on Oct. 17...She appeared in 14 matches during the season and collected 12 shots. Sophomore (2003) Appeared in 15 matches...took five shots. Freshman (2002) Saw action in 19 of 21 matches...got playing time in the NCAA First Round match versus Virginia. High School / Club Scored 45 goals and 20 assists over her prep career...was a three-time First Team All-Northwest Ohio High School Scholastic League performer...helped guide her St. Ursula team to three sectional titles and a district runner-up finish...was the NWOHSSL Most Valuable Player as a senior as her team won its third league title...was also Second Team All-Ohio and District Player of the Year as a senior captain for the Arrows. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Dave & Margaret Borysiak...Birthdate: August 11, 1984...Major: Biol- ogy.

Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2002 19-0 0 0 0 10 0 2003 15-0 0 0 0 5 0 2004 14-0 2 1 5 12 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 48-048-048-0 222 111 555 272727 000 Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints 1, twice 1, Duquesne (10/3/04) 2, twice

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 23 THE FLYERS Alicija Bredlo #21 Captain • Senior • D • 5-7 • Burlington, Ontario • Assumption Secondary HS Alicija Bredlo, the first Flyer to come from outside the United States, was described by many as the best player coming out of Ontario as a prepster. A member of the Canadian National Pool, Bredlo possesses good size, and with a another solid off-season training program, will give the Flyers valuable time in the defensive- third of the field. Junior (2004) A breakout year in 2004 saw Bredlo score a career-best five goals...four of her goals went for game-winners as she posted the deciding goals in victories over Oakland, St. Bonaventure, Rhode Island and Richmond...she was named both the Atlantic 10 Player of the Week and to the Soccer America National Team of the Week on Oct. 25, after leading the Flyers to wins over Richmond and George Washington...She scored the game-winner in the 2-1 triumph over the Spiders and helped the defense to one of its team-record 13 shutouts in the 3-0 win over the Colonials. Sophomore (2003) Saw action in eight matches...scored her first career goal in UD’s home opener - - a 3-0 win over Marshall...took four shots. Freshman (2002) Came off the bench to appear in nine matches...took four shots. High School / Club Was an extremely talented athlete and leader in the prep ranks...named captain and Most Valuable Player of all three teams she played for in high school: soccer, basketball and volleyball. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Art & Nijole Bredlo...Birthdate: October 17, 1983...Major: Marketing.

Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2002 9-0 0 0 0 4 0 2003 8-0 1 0 2 4 0 2004 22-22 5 1 11 21 4 TotalsTotalsTotals 39-2239-2239-22 666 111 131313 292929 444 Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints 1, six times 1, Temple (10/10/04) 2, six times

24 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer THE FLYERS Amanda Kuntz #0 Graduate Student • GK • 5-9 • Vandalia, Ohio • Butler HS Amanda Kuntz will return for her fifth-year as a Flyer and is the only returning goal- keeper to have played minutes in a UD uniform. The very athletic hometown prod- uct from Vandalia, who possesses good height and leaping ability in the net, was a soccer, basketball and track standout in high school. Senior (2004) Was in the lineup twice, which included the full 90 minutes (her first career start) in a key, regional win over Oakland, 2-1...The victory over Oakland was also her first career victory...played the second half versus George Washington and made three saves to help the Flyers post one of a team-record 13 shutouts on the season...in 135 minutes of action, she owned a 0.67 goals against average and an .800 save percentage. Junior (2003) Played the final 45 minutes in an Atlantic 10 victory down the stretch against Temple...made four saves versus the Owls, helping the Flyers record one of their nine shutouts for the season. Sophomore (2002) Saw action in two matches and did not allow a goal...logged minutes in back-to- back conference wins over St. Bonaventure and Temple and collected two saves. FFFreshman (2001)1)1) Did not see action as a freshman and received a redshirt. High School / Club Helped guide her Butler team to the regional semifinal in 2000 as the team fin- ished 15-2-1...the goalkeeper played in every match as the Aviators posted 10 shutouts...blanked 12 opponents in 1998 to set a school record and totaled 29 for her career...finished with a 0.72 goals against average, on her way to All-Area and All-League honors as a senior...was a four-year starter on the basketball team and a successful track athlete...was a regional qualifier in both the long jump and high jump as a junior and senior, being named the track team's MVP in 2000. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Don & Sharon Kuntz...Birthdate: October 5, 1982

Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS MinutesMinutesMinutes GAGAGA GAAGAAGAA Save%Save%Save% RecordRecordRecord ShOShOShO 2001 redshirt 2002 1-0 35:56 0 0.00 1.000 0-0-0 0 2003 1-0 45:00 0 0.00 1.000 0-0-0 0 2004 2-1 135:00 1 0.67 .800 1-0-0 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 4-14-14-1 222 111 5:565:565:56 000 0.420.420.42 .900.900.900 1-0-01-0-01-0-0 000 Career Highs SavesSavesSaves Shots Against MinutesMinutesMinutes 4, Temple (10-3-03) 6, twice 90:00, Oakland (9/19/04)

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 25 THE FLYERS Katie Lowstuter #7 Senior • MF • 5-3 • Cincinnati, Ohio • Mother of Mercy HS A very skilled and technical playmaker, Katie Lowstuter returns to the Flyers for her senior season as one of the Atlantic 10’s most outstanding players in the midfield. The senior continues to wow the Baujan Field crowd and opposing players alike with her spectacular footwork and ball-control skills. A 2005 Atlantic 10 Pre- season All-Conference selection, Lowstuter has collected 21 career assists in three seasons and needs just eight more to set the UD career record. Junior (2004) First Team All-Atlantic 10...the midfielder was one of five Flyers to start every game...UD’s second-leading scorer with career-highs in every offensive category...she posted an Atlantic 10-best 11 assists, which was tied for for the second-best single-season mark in school history...ranked 27th in the NCAA in assists per game (.50)...her four goals, one game-winning goal and 51 shots were also career-bests...put UD on the board first in the season-opener against No. 12 Florida...had a career-day in a 3-0 win over George Washington as she collected a goal, an assist and took a career-high seven shots...struck for her first colle- giate game-winning goal in overtime as the Flyers edged Saint Joseph’s 1-0...as- sisted on two goals in UD’s 3-0 win over Duquesne...recorded an assist in five of UD’s first seven matches of the season. Sophomore (2003) Earned 15 starts in 22 matches...dished out four assists...posted the game-win- ning assists in key back-to-back, 1-0 conference wins over Massachusetts and George Washington...also tallied assists in a 3-1 win over La Salle and in the 3- 0 shutout of Richmond in the A-10 title match. Freshman (2002) Finished with eight points on a goal and six assists...six assists was fourth-most on the team...collected a career-best three points with a goal and assist in a 3-1 win over Georgetown...helped setup the game-winner in UD’s 1-0 victory over rival Xavier...also had an assist in the Flyers’ NCAA First Round match versus Virginia. High School / Club Was a three-time member of the ODP regional team and twice named to the adidas Elite Soccer Program (ESP) team...Kolping Bengals club was third in the nation in 2003...at Mother of Mercy, led her team to a state runner-up finish in 2000 and was twice named Second Team All-Greater Catholic League. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Rick & Mary Lowstuter...Birthdate: April 18, 1984...Major: Physical Career Stats Education. YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2002 18-13 1 6 8 10 0 2003 22-15 0 4 4 10 0 2004 22-22 4 11 19 51 1 TotalsTotalsTotals 62-5062-5062-50 555 222 111 333 111 777 111 111 Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints 1, five times 2, Duquesne (10/3/04) 3, Geo.Wash. (10/24/04)

26 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer THE FLYERS Jacqueline Luehrs #23 Captain • Senior • D • 5-3 • Arlington Heights, Ill. • St. Viator HS Selected a captain for the second straight season, Jacqueline Luehrs contiunes to be a leader both on and off the field for the Flyers. Both speedy and physical on the outside, Luehrs will once again be a key in the Flyers’ defensive strategy. She stepped right into a full-time position as a freshman and has been a reliable defensive player ever since. Junior (2004) Made 17 starts and saw action in all 22 matches last season...recored an assist and took five shots...the assist -- her first career point -- came in a 4-0 win over Massachusetts...after starting the first three matches, she came off the bench for five straight then started the remaining 14 matches of the season. Sophomore (2003) Played in 21 matches with 15 starts...integral part of the UD defense that allowed just 22 goals in 22 matches...once again stepped into a full-time starting role following an injury to Jen Simonetti...also earned starts against No. 19 Clemson and No. 10 California. Freshman (2002) Stepped right into a starting role following an early season injury to Nina DiGuardi...played in all 21 matches and made 17 starts on the outside...was part of UD’s star-studded defense that held opponents to just 14 goals in 21 matches. High School / Club Super-sectional champions and state runner-up in her junior year and super- sectional finalists as a sophomore...St. Viator was nationally-ranked No. 2 in a spring preseason poll by www.studentsports.com heading into her senior season...both a junior and senior captain...was All-Conference, All-Area and Second Team All-State as both a sophomore and junior...Eclipse Select club team was State Cup finalists in 1999, 2000 and 2001. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: William & Lynne Luehrs...Birthdate: January 30, 1984...Major: Leader- ship Management.

Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2002 21-17 0 0 0 12 0 2003 21-15 0 0 0 5 0 2004 22-17 0 1 1 5 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 64-4964-4964-49 000 111 111 222222 000 Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints None 1, UMass (10/15/04) 1, UMass (10/15/04)

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 27 THE FLYERS Stacy Palumbo #16 Senior • D • 5-4 • Fairfield, Ohio • Fairfield HS The expectations are high for the senior Stacy Palumbo, who has continued to improve after a break-through year as a sophomore. A native of suburban Cincin- nati, Palumbo was a defensive recruit whose work ethic both on and off the field will be valuable in the Flyers’ talented and experienced backfield. Junior (2004) Continued the momentum from her impressive sophomore campaign, Palumbo came into the fall in great shape and it paid off...she appeared in 20 matches and made a career-high 18 starts...scored two goals and added three assists for seven points...recorded her first career game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over ACC-mem- ber Virginia Tech in the Ohio State Invitational...also had an assist against the Hokies for her first career three-point game...her other goal also came in the Ohio State Invitational on a penalty kick as UD beat LSU 3-0...recorded assists against Oakland and Butler. Sophomore (2003) Made two starts and appeared in 21 matches...played both in the midfield and on defense...scored her first collegiate goal in the Flyers’ 3-0 win over Marshall...posted her first career assist in an Atlantic 10 victory over Temple...took eight shots. Freshman (2002) Appeared in six matches...took one shot. High School / Club Enjoyed a successful career at Fairfield, although missing her senior season due to injury...the sweeper was First Team All-Butler County, Second Team All-Greater Miami Conference and the team's Most Valuable Defensive Player in 1999 and 2000...tallied eight goals and 15 assists for her career. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Pat & Debbie Palumbo...Birthdate: August 6, 1984...Major: Physical Education

Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2002 6-0 0 0 0 1 0 2003 21-2 1 1 3 8 0 2004 20-18 2 3 7 9 1 TotalsTotalsTotals 4447-207-207-20 333 444 101010 181818 111 Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints 1, three times 1, four times 3, Virginia Tech (9/10/04)

28 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer THE FLYERS Reba Sedlacek #12 Captain • Senior • F • 5-10 • Hamilton, Ohio • Badin HS Reba Sedlacek, a 2005 Preseason All-Conference selection, continues a long line of high-scoring Flyers from Badin High School in Hamilton. She led the team in scoring again last season, after tying for the team lead with former Flyer and Badin grad Shannon Kuhl in 2003. The defending Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year, Sedlacek stands 5-10 and is a target in the air with her height and athleticism. Also talented off the field, the senior captain has twice been named to the All-District and All-Conference Academic Teams. Junior (2004) Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year...First Team All-Atlantic 10...First Team NSCAA All-Region...Second Team Soccer Buzz All-Region...First Team All- Ohio...Atlantic All-Academic Team...Second Team Academic All-District...Two- time A-10 Player of the Week...the list of awards speaks for itself as Sedlacek had one of the most prolific seasons in Flyer history...the junior striker led the A-10 in scoring with 34 points on 14 goals and six assists...had five game-winning goals which came against Cincinnati, LSU, Xavier, Duquesne and Fordham...had three multi-goal matches...recorded a shot in all but two matches...scored at least a point in 15 of UD’s 22 matches...had five points on two goals and an assist in a 4-0 win over Massachusetts...put UD on the board first in the A-10 semifinal win over Saint Joseph’s, 2-1...also struck first in a key, late-season win over Rich- mond, 2-1. Sophomore (2003) Second Team All-Atlantic 10...Academic All-Atlantic 10...Third Team CoSIDA Academic All-District...Second Team All-Ohio...tied for the team lead in scoring with seven goals and six assists for 20 points...all scoring came in conference play...posted her first collegiate hat trick with a trio of goals against Temple...career-best two assists against Saint Joseph’s...was named the A-10 Player of the Week for her efforts against TU and SJU...scored both goals in a key late-season, 2-1 victory over Duquesne...collected game-winning assists in the A-10 title match against Richmond and against Xavier in the regular season. Freshman (2002) Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Preseason A-10 All-Rookie Team...finished with six goals and four assists for 16 points...eighth-best performance all-time by a UD frosh...four goals came in A-10 play...her game-winner in the closing seconds versus Michigan State was one of the biggest goals of the 2002 season...earned A-10 Rookie of the Week honors as a result...first collegiate goal against Evans- ville was a game-winner and the Flyers’ first goal of the 2002 season, as she struck in the 36th minute at Evansville. High School / Club Netted 56 goals and 152 points in her 76-match prep career...three-time selec- Career Stats tion as the Greater Catholic League Player of the Year...First Team All-State as a YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG senior and Second Team All-State as a junior...Badin was a state finalist in 2002 21-6 6 4 16 30 2 2000...led her Kolping Bengals club in both goals (31) and assists (19) as the 2003 21-11 7 6 20 20 1 team finished third at the National Championships in 2001. 2004 22-19 14 6 34 57 5 TotalsTotalsTotals 64-3664-3664-36 272727 161616 707070 107107107 888 PersonalPersonalPersonal Career Highs Parents: John & Anne Sedlacek...Birthdate: March 9, 1984...Major: Exercise GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints Science & Fitness Management. 3, Temple (10/3/03) 2, Saint Joseph’s (10/5/03) 6, Temple (10/3/03)

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 29 THE FLYERS Jaime Michelle Monahan Bruck Junior • MF • 5-7 • Cincinnati, Ohio Soph. • MF • 5-6 • Miamisburg, Ohio #15 Oak Hills HS #26 Miamisburg HS Jamie Monahan has seen limited action, but will be One of three incoming freshmen last season from the suc- looked on to give depth in the midfield this season. At 5- cessful Dayton Soccer Academy, Bruck’s club team has 7, Monahan provides the Flyers an athletic presence in three State Cup titles to its credit. She is a possession- the middle of the field. oriented player who is excellent at winning and holding the ball in the midfield. Sophomore (2004) Saw action in eight matches...recorded one shot. Freshman (2004) Came off the bench in three matches. Freshman (2003) Saw action in two matches. High School / Club Played four years of varsity soccer at nearby Miamisburg...First Team All-Mid- High School / Club Miami League in 2002...First Team All-Mid-Miami League in 2003...three-time Team captain and Most Valuable Player as a senior...finished eighth in the Great All-Area selection. Miami Conference in scoring with 19 points on nine goals and an assist...Second Team All-GMC honors...member of Oak Hills’ academic honor roll all four years. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Michael & Sue Bruck...Birthdate: September 19, 1986...Major: Biol- PersonalPersonalPersonal ogy. Parents: Mike & Kim Monahan...Birthdate: December 11, 1984...Major: Visual Communication Design.

Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG Career Stats 2003 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2004 8-0 0 0 0 1 0 2004 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 10-010-010-0 000 000 000 111 000 TotalsTotalsTotals 3-03-03-0 000 000 000 000 000 Career Highs Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints None None None None None None

30 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer THE FLYERS April Dara Carbajal Elk RS-Frosh. • F • 5-5 • Lawrenceburg, Ky. Soph. • F • 5-5 • Dumfries, Va. #18 Anderson County HS #9 Forest Park HS April Carbajal comes into 2005 with lofty expectations. A very sound, fundamental player, Dara Elk will help add Regarded as one of the team’s most lethal strikers, depth to the Flyers’ scoring punch. Elk is another Flyer Carbajal missed all last season due to injury. She came who comes from a high-level club background. in as a freshman last year as one of two incoming Flyers to earn NSCAA All-America honors in high school. She is a Freshman (2004) very versatile player, with tremendous ability with the ball Saw action in 16 matches and made two starts...in the at her feet, to either keep possession or create scoring starting lineup for both matches against local rivals Wright chances. She will have four years of eligibility remaining State and Cincinnati...took 11 shots...her speed up front after receiving a medical redshirt as a freshman. helped the Flyers create a number of scoring opportuni- ties. Freshman (2004) Was sidelined the entire season and red-shirted after sustaining an injury prior High School / Club to the Flyers’ preseason camp in the fall. Her PWSI Eclipse team was two-time champion of the Raleigh Shootout and U-18 WAGS champs. High School / Club Scored 94 goals and had 41 assists in her 79-match career...was named PersonalPersonalPersonal Kentucky’s Miss Soccer and to the NSCAA All-America Team as a senior...2003 Parents: Victor & Dixie Elk...Birthdate: November 23, 1985...Major: Sport Man- winner of the Kentucky Eurosport Female Athlete of the Year award...as a senior, agement. scored 27 goals...was named First Team All-State as both junior and senior...was the All-Kentucky Most Valuable Player as a junior...member of the National Honor Society...class president as both a sophomore and junior...played club for Javanon FC. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Rogelio & Joaquina Carbajal...Birthdate: May 21, 1986...Major: Pre- Physical Therapy.

Career Stats Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2004 medical redshirt 2004 16-2 0 0 0 11 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 0-00-00-0 000 000 000 000 000 TotalsTotalsTotals 16-216-216-2 000 000 000 111 111 000 Career Highs Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints None None None None None None

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 31 THE FLYERS Alli Gretchen Foust Giner Soph. • MF • 5-4 • Fort Worth, Texas Soph. • F • 5-4 • Dayton, Ohio #28 Fossil Ridge HS #27 Carroll HS A versatile and athletic midfielder, Alli Foust will help Another of three incoming Dayton Soccer Academy prod- deepen UD’s core in the middle of the field. Foust made ucts last season, Gretchen Giner has good speed and great strides in the spring practice season and could be could give the Flyers an offensive spark off the bench. in position to make an impact as a sophomore. Freshman (2004) Freshman (2004) Saw action in four matches...took one shot. Came off the bench in seven matches. High School / Club High School / Club Played three years at Carroll HS before choosing club year- Led the team in scoring during the 2001-02 season...named both the Fossil Ridge round with the Dayton Soccer Academy...club teammate of Sirmans and Bruck High School and the District Newcomer of the Year as a freshman...also named while winning three-straight State Cup titles and finishing runners-up at the 2003 to the All-District Team while collecting 13 assists. US Club Nationals...team’s leading scorer her junior year at Carroll...missed her sophomore year with an injury. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Dan & Dwendolyn Foust...Birthdate: August 21, 1985...Major: Psychol- PersonalPersonalPersonal ogy. Parents: Dan & Cindy Giner...Birthdate: September 15, 1985...Major: Market- ing.

Career Stats Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2004 7-0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 4-0 0 0 0 1 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 7-07-07-0 000 000 000 000 000 TotalsTotalsTotals 4-04-04-0 000 000 000 111 000 Career Highs Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints None None None None None None

32 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer THE FLYERS Jen Amy Leslie Lopez Soph. • F • 5-6 • Machesney Park, Ill. Soph. • F • 5-4 • Sunset Hills, Mo. #10 Boylan Catholic HS #25 St. Joseph’s Academy Jen Leslie was a talented prep star in both soccer and Amy Lopez comes to UD after an accomplished prep and basketball, and should give the Flyers’ a solid presence club career in Missouri where her Busch club team was up front. With good size and speed, Leslie proved last two-time national championship finalist. With good year she should be a key offensive target. athleticism, speed and striking ability, Lopez could make a significant impact at the forward position. Freshman (2004) Gave the Flyers significant minutes as she came off the Freshman (2004) bench in 18 matches...scored her first collegiate goal in Lopez made 11 starts and appeared in 21 matches as a a 3-0 win over Duquesne...recorded a career-high four freshman...her speed up front made an immediate impact shots in a victory over Temple. and helped create a number of scoring threats...although held scoreless, she did collect three assists and take 18 shots...she recorded two assists in a 3-0 win High School / Club over LSU...assisted on the match’s lone goal as the Flyers opened A-10 play with Four-year all-conference scholar-athlete in both soccer and basketball...soccer a 1-0 win over Xavier. team’s second-leading scorer as a junior with 12 goals and two assists for 26 points...scored the game-winner with 43 seconds remaining to clinch third place High School / Club in the 2003 Illinois state finals – Boylan Catholic’s best finish in the state Starting forward on her high school’s state runner-up team as a junior...earned tournament...the previous year, Boylan advanced to the state semifinals before all-conference honors while at SJA...while playing for Busch, her team was two- falling to Jacqueline Luehrs’ and Natalia Walters’ St. Viator team (Walters scored time national championship runner-up, captured six state titles, won two regional twice and Luehrs once in that game)...an accomplished basketball star...scored championships and had one regional runner-up finish. 27 points and made a school-record seven three-pointers in a win earlier this past season...was nominated for the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Wes & Susan Lopez...Birthdate: August 7, 1985...Major: Undeclared. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Scott & Danelle Leslie...Birthdate: October 8, 1985...Major: Dentistry.

Career Stats Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2004 18-0 1 0 2 7 0 2004 21-11 0 3 3 18 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 18-018-018-0 111 000 222 777 000 TotalsTotalsTotals 2221-11-11-1111 000 333 333 181818 000 Career Highs Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints 1, Duquesne (10/3/04) None 2, Duquesne (10/3/04) None 2, LSU (9/12/04) 2, LSU (9/12/04)

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 33 THE FLYERS Kristen Niki Persichini Reed Soph. • D • 5-8 • Hudson, Ohio Soph. • GK • 5-9 • Fairfield, Ohio #8 Walsh Jesuit HS #1 Fairfield HS • Vanderbilt Univ. Kristen Persichini joined April Carbajal as the incoming Niki Reed has the talent, ability and resume to contend duo of high school NSCAA All-Americas last season. The immediately for the starting goalkeeper position left va- defender earned the award in back-to-back seasons as a cant by the graduation of Stacy DeLuca. A tranfer from junior and senior. At 5-8, Persichini has great size and Vanderbilt University, the 5-9 Reed was one of eight goal- speed and should step in immediately to help fill the Fly- keepers from across the country to be invited to the U-19 ers’ void at sweeper. National Camp in January at the U.S. National Traning Center in Los Angeles. Reed -- a Punt, Pass and Kick Na- Freshman (2004) tional Champ in 2002 -- has played for five years (2000- Appeared in 19 matches and made three starts...played 05) on the Region II ODP '86 Team. sweeper much of the season...scored three goals and added one assist for seven points...two of her goals were game-winners as she struck in overtime to beat Freshman (2004 - at Vanderbilt) Wright State, 1-0, for her first collegiate goal...also scored the lone goal in a 1-0 Reed saw action in four matches for the Commodores...she played behind a First win over Temple...tallied a goal in a win over Rhode Island...her assist came against Team All-SEC selection...perhaps her most outstanding game of the season, Reed George Washington. played over 118 minutes in a double-overtime 1-1 draw with nationally-ranked Wake Forest...held the Demon Deacons to just one goal, while making seven High School / Club stops...finished the season with two starts and a 1.62 goals against average in Well-decorated prep star...helped guide Walsh Jesuit High School to two Divi- 388 minutes of action. sion II Ohio High School championships...along with her back-to-back NSCAA All-America awards, she was her team’s Defensive MVP, First Team All-Ohio and High School / Club Akron Beacon Journal Player of the Year in both her junior and senior A product of Fairfield High School outside Cincinnati...started and lettered in seasons...played for the powerhouse Internationals soccer club...were Ohio State 2001 where she earned Second Team All-Conference honors...chose to forgo her Cup champs from 1997 to 2003 and regional finalists in 2002. junior season to play club soccer for the U-18 Ohio Premier and then graduated a year early from high school...named the 2000 Gatorade Kid of the Year in PersonalPersonalPersonal Ohio...carried the Olympic Torch through Cincinnati as it made its way to Sydney, Parents: Joseph & Joleen Persichini...Birthdate: May 17, 1986...Major: Interna- Australia in 2000...a Punt, Pass and Kick National Champion in 2002. tional Business. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Gina & Michael Reed...Birthdate: November 21, 1986. ...Major: Com- munications.

Career Stats Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS MinutesMinutesMinutes GAGAGA GAAGAAGAA Save%Save%Save% RecordRecordRecord ShOShOShO 2004 19-3 3 1 7 18 2 2004* 5-4 388:25 7 1.62 .767 0-3-1 0 TotalsTotalsTotals 19-319-319-3 333 111 777 181818 222 TotalsTotalsTotals 5-45-45-4 388:25388:25388:25 777 1.621.621.62 .767.767.767 0-3-10-3-10-3-1 000 * at Vanderbilt Career Highs Career Highs (at Dayton) GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints SavesSavesSaves Shots Against MinutesMinutesMinutes 1, three times 1, Geo. Wash. (10/24/04) 2, three times None None None

34 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer THE FLYERS Courtney Natalia Sirmans Walters Soph. • D/F • 6-1 • Centerville, Ohio Junior • F • 5-3 • Arlington Heights, IL #5 Centerville HS #4 St. Viator HS Standing 6-1, Courtney Sirmans will be the tallest player An offensive threat out of the midfield, Natalia Walters on the roster this season. A 2005 Preseason All-Confer- came to UD through the Flyers’ growing Illinois pipeline. ence selection, Sirmans possesses tremendous athletic Walters was high school teammates with Jacqueline ability and could again find herself in a dual roles both in Luehrs and also joins Jen Leslie as the Illini contingent. the defensive third and as a target player up front on set pieces. Freshman (2004) Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Atlantic 10 All-Champion- Freshman (2004) ship team...Walters impact was felt immediately as a Honorable Mention Soccer Buzz Freshman All- freshman...she played in 16 matches and worked her way America...Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Atlantic 10 All-Championship into the starting rotation for the final nine contests of the season...totalled eight Team...Soccer America National Team of the Week (Sept. 16)...Sirmans enjoyed points on three goals and two assists...struck for game-winning goals in the 3-0 a prolific freshman campaign as she scored 15 points on five goals and five as- win over George Washington and in the 1-0 victory over La Salle...scored a career- sists to finish fourth on the team in scoring...made her first collegiate goal one to best three points with a goal (first career) and assist in a 5-1 win over Rhode remember as she struck in her first college game -- against nationally-ranked Island...collected her first collegiate assists versus Massachusetts...all her scor- Florida...scored both goals in a 2-1 win over Butler...earned a spot on the Soccer ing came against A-10 opposition. America National Team of the Week for her performance in wins over Virginia Tech and LSU in the Ohio State Invitational...she scored against the Hokies in the 2- High School / Club 1 win and then played a key defensive role in the 3-0 shutout of the Tigers...earned High-scoring midfielder...helped St. Viator capture back-to-back Illinois state her spot on the A-10 All-Championship by assisting on both goals in the 2-1, titles as a sophomore and junior...17-goals and 17-assists as a junior...named semifinal win over Saint Joseph’s and then assisted on the game-winner in over- first team all-state as a junior. time in the finals against Rhode Island. PersonalPersonalPersonal High School / Club Parents: Greg & Gloria Walters...Birthdate: November 14, 1985...Major: Unde- A five-time member of the Ohio Olympic Development Program state team...played clared (Business Administration). year-round for the Dayton Soccer Academy after three years of high school ball for Centerville...helped lead DSA to State Cup titles in 2001, 2002 and 2003 -- the first three years of the club’s existence...DSA was runner-up in the US Club Na- tionals in 2003. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Karen Sirmans...Birthdate: April 29, 1986...Major: Excercise Science & Fitness Management.

Career Stats Career Stats YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG YearYearYear GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GGG AAA PPP ShShSh GWGGWGGWG 2004 22-9 5 5 15 28 1 2004 16-9 3 2 8 33 2 TotalsTotalsTotals 22-922-922-9 555 555 151515 282828 111 TotalsTotalsTotals 16-916-916-9 333 222 888 333333 222 Career Highs Career Highs GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints GoalsGoalsGoals AssistsAssistsAssists PointsPointsPoints 2, Butler (9/28/04) 2, Saint Joseph’s (11/5/04) 4, Butler (9/28/04) 1, three times 1, twice 3, Rhode Island (10/17/04)

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 35 THE FLYERS Chelsea Stacy Ashe Chew Freshman • F/MF • 5-4 • Venetia, Pa. Freshman • GK • 5-8 • Mason, Ohio #29 Peters Township HS #00 Mason HS Prior to UDUDPrior Prior to UDUDPrior A high-scoring frontrunner...captain of her Peters Town- Chew comes to UD after a standout prep career both aca- ship (PA) HS team that reached the State Quarterfinals in demically and athletically...will give the Flyers depth at 2004...moved from Connecticut following her freshman the goalkeeper position...an accomplished sprinter, season...helped PTHS to a combined 51-12-7 record and Chew will also run track for UD...was the Fort Ancient a state semifinal appearance in 2003...was selected both Valley Conference Runner of the Year as a senior...two- WPIAL and Section 5 All-Star as a junior and time First-Team All-FAVC selection in track...was a three- senior...totaled 125 points on 43 goals and 39 assists in year member of the Academic All-Ohio Team...graduated high school...Villanova, James Madison and Sacred fourth in her class at Mason. Heart also recruited Ashe. PersonalPersonalPersonal PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Joyce & Bill Chew...Birthdate: April 3, 1987...Major: Visual Communi- Parents: Susan & Douglass Ashe (both are UD graduates and her dad played cation Design soccer for the Flyers...Birthdate: June 10, 1987...Major: Undeclared (Business Administration). Annette Amanda Bonasso Gallow Freshman • MF/D • 5-7 • Dublin, Ohio Freshman • MF • 5-8 • West Chester, Ohio #20 Coffman HS #3 Lakota East HS Prior to UDUDPrior Prior to UDUDPrior Annette Bonasso comes to UD following a successful prep A highly-touted player from nearby West Chester, OH, career at one of Ohio's most dominate soccer Amanda Gallow comes to UD with a long list of creden- programs...in four years at Coffman HS, the team com- tials both on and off the field...helped lead her Lakota piled a remarkable 82-6-5 record, reached the State Fi- East HS team to the District Final in 2003 while scoring nals three times and won a pair of championships (2001, 19 points on six goals and seven assists...selected First 2003)...two-time First Team All-Conference...named Sec- Team All-Conference as a result...missed her senior sea- ond Team All-State as a senior...has been in the `86 ODP son due to injury...has been in the ‘87 ODP Region II Region II Pool...her Ohio Premier club was State Champi- Pool...was a three-year member of both the National ons from 2000 to 2003. Honor Society and National Spanish Honor Society...finished in the top 25 of her class each year. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Toni & Louie Bonasso...Born September 7, 1986...Major: Finance. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Diane & John Gallow...Born May 13, 1987...Major: Pre-Physical Therapy.

36 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer THE FLYERS Rachel Meredith Kohntopp Pesce Freshman • MF/D • 5-7 • Toledo, Ohio Freshman • 5-4 • F • Greenlawn, N.Y. #17 St. Ursula Academy HS #19 Harborfield HS Prior to UDUDPrior Prior to UDUDPrior Helped guide St. Ursula Academy to the State Semifinals A two-sport athlete at Harborfields High School...played in 2004...joins the Flyers along with teammate Stephanie both soccer and lacrosse...was a two-time All-County pick Wurth. Kohntopp...stands 5-7...has experience in both in lacrosse and named both All-County and All-League in the midfield and defense...a First Team All-Conference soccer...played on the New York State National Lacrosse and Second Team All-District player last season...member Team in 2004...was ninth in her graduating class and of the National Honor Society. received the All-County Academic Award for Soccer (given to the players with the 12 highest combined SAT and GPA PersonalPersonalPersonal scores.) Parents: Ann & Don Kohntopp...Birthdate: August 23, 1987...Major: Pre-Med. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Martha & Christopher Pesce -- both are UD grads...Birthdate: August 24, 1986...Major: Undeclared.

Anne Kim Mariscalco Sacher Freshman • F/MF • 5-5 • Centerville, Ohio Freshman • MF • 5-4 • San Diego, Calif. #13 Centerville HS #2 Patrick Henry HS Prior to UDUDPrior Prior to UDUDPrior Preseason Atlantic 10 All-Rookie selection...Anne The women’s soccer team’s first student-athlete from Mariscalco comes to UD following standout careers for California...a high-scoring striker with a successful club both Centerville HS and the Dayton Soccer Academy...the and high school background...has been in the Region IV highly-recruited 5-5 forward was also targeted by Pool, while playing club soccer for the highly-regarded Clemson, Ohio State, Tennessee, Boston College and San Diego Surf...at the high school level, Sacher helped West Virginia...in three years at Centerville, she scored 61 lead Patrick Henry HS to the California State Finals in points on 16 goals and 29 assists...her 2004 DSA team 2002 and to the State Semifinals in 2003...for her career, was State Cup champions and lost in the Region II finals she posted more than 30 goals and 50 assists...was her to the eventual national champion Michigan Hawks...in league's MVP as a junior and a First Team All-State selec- January, 2005, was selected to play for the U19 Region II Team at the National tion. Training Center...comes from a family of athletes...her brothers John and Michael played soccer at Butler (John then played in the MLS for Dallas while Michael is PersonalPersonalPersonal on the PDL Chicago Reserves)...both her grandfathers were college athletes (Barto Parents: Jean & Nolan Sacher...Born April 4, 1987...Major: Marketing. Mariscalco played football at UD while William Morrisey was a rower at Wiscon- sin). PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Mary & Michael Mariscalco...Born July 15, 1986...Major: Undeclared.

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 37 THE FLYERS Corey Stephanie Shubitowski Wurth Freshman • MF/F • 5-7 • Columbus, Ohio Freshman • MF • 5-7 • Toledo, Ohio #14 Bishop Watterson HS #6 St. Ursula Academy Prior to UDUDPrior Prior to UDUDPrior A two-sport athlete at Bishop Watterson HS in Also joins the Flyers from St. Ursula Academy...each sea- Columbus...helped guide both the women's soccer and son with St. Ursula, her team advanced from the District swimming teams to Central Catholic League Semifinals as a freshman, to the District Finals as a sopho- titles...named the soccer team's Best Offensive Player in more, to the Regional Final as a junior and the State Final both 2003 and 2004 and was selected First Team All- Four as a senior...she -- along with Gallow -- have been in District as a senior...scored 57 points on 21 goals and 15 the ‘87 Region II Pool...a three-time First Team All-League assists over her three-year prep career...her team reached selection, two-time First Team All-District pick and se- the District Semifinals after going 11-7-1 during her se- lected First Team All-State and to the Midwest All-Region nior campaign. Team as a junior and senior...totaled 67 points on 17 goals and 33 assists in her four-year prep career...her brother Rob plays soccer at PersonalPersonalPersonal Michigan. Parents: Michelle & John Shubitowski...Birthdate: March 8, 1987...Major: Un- declared Engineering. PersonalPersonalPersonal Parents: Jane & Steve...Birthdate: April 26, 1987...Major: Sport Management.

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HEAD COACH Mike Tucker 11th Season • 154-55-5 (.731) • Cincinnati ‘69 Entering his 11th season in 2005, University of Dayton head coach Mike Tucker has sive Player of the Year while Courtney Sirmans was honored on the Soccer Buzz Freshman built the Flyers into the Atlantic 10 Conference's premier program. The two-time A-10 All-America Team. Five Flyers were named to the A-10 First Team and two to the All-Rookie Coach of the Year has won nearly 75 percent of his games and ranks among the nation's squad. elite coaches. A conference-record eight Atlantic 10 regular season championship banners and On the heels of the winningest season in school history, the 2004 A-10 Coach of the five tournament championship banners hang at Baujan Field. UD has made five NCAA Year has his team primed for a repeat performance in 2005. Last year, Dayton made its Championship appearances in the last six seasons. All of these team accolades have come fifth NCAA Championship appearance, won its eighth A-10 regular season crown and its since joining the conference in 1995 -- Tucker's first year at the helm. fifth A-10 tournament title. UD, which was ranked 20th in the final top 25 poll, set a school But Tucker is not about just team successes. He has a long tradition of molding his record with its 20-2 mark. The Flyers also took the nation's longest winning streak -- a student-athletes into winners both on the field, and more importantly in the classroom. team-record straight 20 games -- into the Big Dance. Under Tucker, the Flyers have captured seven straight Team Academic Awards (team GPA The team honors in 2004 don't outweigh what Tucker helped his student-athletes of 3.0 or higher) from the NSCAA, while six Flyers have earned Academic All-District recog- accomplish individually. Jen Simonetti was not only named the A-10 Defensive Player of the nition and three have been named Academic All-America. Former Flyer Shannon Kuhl, who Year, but became the fourth Flyer to earn All-America recognition (Second Team from graduated in 2003, was selected First Team Academic All-America in back-to-back sea- Soccer Buzz and Third Team from the NSCAA). Reba Sedlacek was tabbed the A-10 Offen- sons. The team has had nine selected to the A-10 All-Academic Team, with Stephanie Weisenfeld (2002) and Megan McKnight (2001) being chosen as the Atlantic 10's Stu- dent-Athlete of the Year. In addition, 20 players have appeared on the A-10 Commissioner's Tucker’s Career File Honor Roll in the last two years. Year School Record A-10 Postseason As the program rolls into its 21st season, the wins have been many, the losses few and 1995 Dayton 9-9-1 3rd-W - the national exposure growing rapidly. Tucker's .731 winning percentage (154-55-5) ranks 1996 Dayton 13-9-0 1st-W A-10 Champions among the best in the NCAA for active coaches. His 154 victories rank among the national 1997 Dayton 16-4-0 4th A-10 Semifinal leaders. A career that began with a 9-9-1 campaign in 1995, the talent he has inked in his 10- 1998 Dayton 14-5-2 1st A-10 Runner-up year tenure has completely rewritten the UD record books. Ten of Tucker's recruits have 1999 Dayton 18-5-0 1st A-10 Champions/ recorded either single-season or career top 10 performances. Additionally, of the top 10 NCAA Second Round scoring performances by a freshman since 1988, nine of them have been achieved by a 2000 Dayton 16-5-0 1st A-10 Runner-up player he recruited. 2001 Dayton 17-6-0 1st A-10 Champions/ Tucker took the helm in 1995, the same year the University of Dayton entered the NCAA Sweet 16 Atlantic 10 Conference. Although he endured an up-and-down first season, he began lay- 2002 Dayton 17-4-0 1st A-10 Semifinal ing the groundwork for the future. Tucker saw sophomore forward Julie Wilde lead the team NCAA First Round 2003 Dayton 14-6-2 1st A-10 Champions NCAA First Round 2004 Dayton 20-2-0 1st A-10 Champions NCAA First Round SummarSummarSummaryyy Career RRCareer ecorecorecord: 154-55-5 (.731) - 10 years RRRecorecorecord at UD: 154-55-5 (.731) - 10 years Atlantic 10 Record: 86-12-2 (.870) - 10 years Conference Championships: 8 (‘96, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04) Conference Tournament Titles: 5 (‘96, ‘99, ‘01, ‘03, ‘04) NCAA Tournament Appearances: 5 (‘99, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04) A-10 Coach of the Year: 2 (‘01, ‘04) All-Ohio Coach of the Year: 2 (‘96, ‘99)

CCCareer Milestones First Win:Win:First Sept. 12, 1995 (5-1 win over Louisville) 25th Win:Win:25th Sept. 10, 1997 (2-0 win over Ohio State) 50th Win:Win:50th Oct. 25, 1998 (2-0 win over Virginia Tech) 1 00th W in: 100th Win: Nov. 9, 2001 (5-1 win over Xavier) 150th Win:Win:150th Oct. 24, 2004 (3-0 win over George Washington) 100th Game: Oct. 29, 1999 vs. La Salle (3-2 win in overtime) 200th Game: Sept. 25, 2004 vs. Xavier (1-0 win in overtime) 11100th AA00th tlantic 11tlantic 0 Game:Game:0 Oct. 31, 2004 at La Salle (1-0 win)

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record 15-straight wins, carrying them all the way to the Sweet 16 of the Women's College Cup. UD swept its conference slate, going a perfect 11-0-0. Dayton thumped Xavier, 5-1, in the A-10 semis and downed Richmond in the finals to reach the Big Dance, but the Flyers did not stop there. UD blanked its first and second round opponents in the NCAA Tourna- ment -- Maryland, 1-0, and Miami, 2-0, to reach round three. The Cinderella Flyers finally met their match, falling 3-1 to #3 UCLA in Los Angeles in the Sweet 16. UD ended with a No. 16 national ranking. Tucker's efforts earned him his first A-10 Coach of the Year honor as Erin Showalter was named A-10 Defensive Player of the Year and Tesia Kozlowski earned Rookie of the Year honors. In all, nine Flyers earned a total of 35 postseason awards -- the most in team history. Although the 2002 Flyers missed an opportunity to capture the A-10 Tournament crown on their home soil, UD's 17-3 record against a very difficult schedule was rewarded with an at-large NCAA berth. Tucker saw senior Liz Brown have a breakout final season and lead the team in scoring with 30 points and five game-winning goals. UD placed five on the All-Conference First Team and saw departing senior goalkeeper Stephanie Weisenfeld earn both A-10 Defensive Player of Year and A-10 Student-Athlete of the Year honors. Shannon Kuhl became just the second Flyer in history to be named an Academic All-American, earn- ing a spot on the CoSIDA First Team. After playing an incredibly aggressive, top 25 schedule in 2003, UD went 14-6-2 (5- 0-1 at home) and saw a myriad of team and individual accolades roll in. UD won both the Atlantic 10 regular season and tournament championships -- winning both in the same season for the fourth time. The Flyers made their third straight NCAA appearance and fourth in five years. Dayton finished the season ranked No. 22, scored an impressive tie with No. 6 Virginia, 1-1, at home and also battled No. 10 California, No. 19 Clemson and No. 23 Ohio State -- all away from Baujan Field. Individually, Kuhl, who ended the season tied for the team lead in scoring with sophomore Reba Sedlacek, was tabbed First Team All-Atlantic 10, named the Most Outstanding Player of the A-10 Championship and also received a wealth of academic awards. Senior sweeper Erin Showalter was selected the A-10's De- in scoring with 20 points. His squad recorded conference victories over Duquesne, La Salle fensive Player of the Year, which headlined six all-conference selections. In all, the Flyers and Virginia Tech on the way to a 3-2 A-10 mark. In the spring of 1995, Tucker went to work earned 32 postseason awards. on his first recruiting class. Among the signees were defenders Jen Davin and Wes Oxley, Tucker goes back to the roots of the UD women's soccer program. His daughter Lori forward Danielle Gillespie and goalkeeper Damian Gold. played for, while Tucker was an assistant for, UD's first women's soccer head coach, Tom The 1996 campaign came as a surprise to many. The Flyers finished 13-9-0 overall, Schindler. When Schindler was succeeded by Bill Glisson, Tucker remained with the pro- winning the A-10 West Division Regular Season title. UD shocked the conference again by gram as the top assistant. Tucker followed Glisson to become the school's third women's beating nationally-ranked and perennial conference power Massachusetts for the A-10 head coach and the sport's first full-time head coach. Tournament title. Tucker's accomplishments in '96 were even more impressive when you Tucker, a 1969 graduate of the University of Cincinnati, coached the Cincinnati consider his top two goalkeepers (sophomore Amy Kemmer and freshman Damian Gold) Cardinals club team for nine years (1983-1991), compiling a record of 310-52-34. The were hurt down the stretch. So he turned to freshman defender Tiffany King to be the Cardinals were the Ohio South state champions twice and runners-up on three occasions. keeper, and she responded with back-to-back victories in the tournament. His efforts earned They were league champions eight times and won 27 major tournament championships in him All-Ohio Coach of the Year honors. the nine-year span that Tucker was coach. For the past 12 years, Tucker has been a state Another season and another berth in the A-10 Tournament had once again opened Olympic Development coach for the Ohio South Youth Soccer Association, currently coach- the eyes of the opposition. Tucker's '97 squad tied a school record with 16 victories. UD ing the U-17 age group. started the season with eight straight wins, but it ended with a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Tucker and his wife Chris live in Cincinnati and have two daughters -- Traci, who gradu- UMass in the A-10 Tournament Semifinal. Freshman forward Melissa Buck tied seniors ated from UD in 1995 with a degree in Biology, and Lori, a former UD women's soccer Angie Beecoft and Julie Wilde for the team lead with 21 points. player who played for the Flyers from 1989 to 1991. In 1998, Tucker assembled one of the toughest schedules in team history, playing the likes of Michigan, Kentucky and Wisconsin-Milwaukee. UD surfaced with a 14-5-2 overall record and its second A-10 Regular Season title with a 9-1-1 mark. The season was highlighted by a 1-0 overtime win over Xavier and a 2-1 defeat of George Washington. UD avenged 1997's semifinal loss to UMass by blanking them 1-0 at Baujan Field in the conference semifinal. The season ended though, when Xavier scored a goal with five sec- onds remaining in regulation time to tie the A-10 title match at 1-1. XU went on to win the championship with a 4-3 victory in penalty kicks after the teams played a marathon of scoreless overtimes. Tucker put the heartbreaker to Xavier far back in the minds of Flyer fans when he announced the signing of two-time All-American and local star Missy Gregg in the spring of 1999. Gregg, who was a top 25 prospect by Soccer America, picked the Flyers over Notre Dame and North Carolina, helping to establish UD on the soccer map. Gregg and the Flyers did not disappoint. Tucker's ‘99 squad turned in what was then the most successful season in team history, winning a then-record 18 games and earning a berth in the NCAA Tourna- ment. The '99 Flyers were named the All-Ohio Division I Team of the Year, Tucker was named the All-Ohio Coach of the Year and Gregg was tabbed the All-Ohio Player of the Year. Record crowds turned out all season to watch the Flyers at Baujan Field, including the top two most-attended games in UD history: 1,154 (August 27 vs. Purdue) and 1,517 (Novem- ber 14 -- NCAA First Round vs. Evansville). UD averaged 778 in attendance, an increase of almost 200 from 1998. In 2000, the Flyers captured their fourth A-10 Regular Season title with a 9-1-0 mark in conference and 16-5-0 overall. Gregg again did the offensive damage for UD, scoring 50 points on 22 goals and six assists while earning MVP honors for the A-10. Tucker's other prized recruit, sophomore goalkeeper Stephanie Weisenfeld, led the A-10 for the second consecutive season with her UD single-season record 0.80 GAA. She yielded just 15 goals in 20 games and pulled in 112 saves with eight shutouts. Again, Tucker saw the talent he assembled on the field draw huge crowds. Just under 9,000 fans flocked to Baujan Field in 2000 -- an average of 805 per game which ranked 17th nationally. The 2001 campaign came as a shock to many and a surprise to most. After the transfer of Gregg and a rocky 2-5 start, the Flyers rallied off an electrifying and then-school

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ASSISTANT COACH Manoj Khettry Third Season • Earlham ‘88 Manoj Khettry begins his third season on Tucker’s staff after coming to UD now known as the FIFA Women’s U19 World Cup. He also initiated the US Youth from the University of Missouri. Khettry has successfully coordinated the Flyers’ Soccer/NSCAA marketing strategy and handled all budgetary responsibilities of recruiting efforts while working primarily with the goalkeepers. He served in much the $4 million adidas/US Youth Soccer contract. of the same capacity with the Tigers. Khettry received his Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Spanish Lan- In his first season at UD, Khettry helped ink an incoming class that was guage and Literature from Earlham College in 1988. While playing for the Quak- rated as high as 66th nationally and 11th in the region (Soccer Buzz). The 2004 ers, he was a two-time team defensive MVP and was a Second Team NAIA All- incoming class was also the first in team history to feature two high school All- American in 1987 and team MVP. He received his master’s degree in Spanish Americas, while having the furthest national reach of any class. The 2005 incom- Language and Literature while attending Miami University from 1994-1997. His ing also earned high praise from Soccer Buzz at it was rated 38th nationally and wife Moira is a 1993 graduate of the University of Dayton. fourth in the region -- the highest-ever ranking for a UD incoming class. His soccer-coaching resume also includes experience at the University of Prior to Missouri, he spent two years in Beaverton, OR with adidas America California as the men’s assistant, as the Director of Coaching for the Cincinnati serving as the Promotions Manager for US Youth Soccer and the NSCAA. His Classics Soccer Club from 1994-1998 and as assistant men’s coach at Miami duties included managing the Girls Olympic Development Program’s Elite Player University from 1991-1994. He holds an “A” license from the US Soccer Federa- component and the organization of the adidas Cup International Event, which is tion and the NSCAA Advanced National Diploma.

ASSISTANT COACH Amy Berbary Second Season • Georgia ‘02 Amy Berbary joined the Flyers’ staff last season after a standout playing finished 14-4-1 and 13-5-1, respectively – including a 19-0-0 regional record in career at the University of Georgia. two years. Berbary was named the Region 7AAA Coach of the Year twice while Berbary graduated from UGA with a degree in Health Promotion and leading her team to two regional championships. In addition, she was named Wellness in 2002 after a soccer career that saw her finish third all-time in both the 2004 Women's Soccer Coach of the Year by the Gainesville Times. goals and points and fifth all-time in game-winning goals for the Southeastern Originally from Alpharetta, GA, Berbary has also served as the assistant Conference school. The forward helped guide the Bulldogs to the Sweet 16 of the varsity coach at Oconee County High School in Watkinsville, GA and spent time NCAA Tournament in 1998. on the UGA Soccer Camp and Lanier Soccer Association Camp staffs. She is a Following her collegiate playing days, Berbary spent two years as the head member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and coach at Gainesville High School in Gainesville, GA. While at GHS, her teams holds a USSF “C” License.

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH George Demetriades Tenth Season • Indiana-Pennsylvania ‘62 George Demetriades enters his 10th season with the women’s soccer team, times and won the district championship 10 times during his reign. He is a retired after serving as an assistant with the UD men from 1993-96. teacher from Northmont where he taught for 32 years. Demetriades was a long-time boy’s soccer coach at Northmont High School Demetriades played high school soccer in Salonika, Greece, and then had in Dayton where he compiled a career record of 289-47-21 in 17 seasons. He a one-year stint with a semi-pro soccer club. He accepted a scholarship from guided Northmont to state titles in 1978 and 1988, with the ‘88 club going 25-0 Indiana University of Pennsylvania and played soccer there for a short time. He and finishing third in the nation. Northmont was also state semifinalists three graduated in 1962.

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RECORDS FALL IN 2004 UD ended with a 20-2-0 record, held the nation’s 2004 TOP 25 POLLS longest winning streak at 20 (a UD record) and the (Final Regular Season) NCAA’s best winning percentage. Additionally, the Flyers broke the school record for wins previously Soccer Buzz held by the 2001 team that went 18-5-0 and Rk Team Record* Last advanced to the Sweet 16. UD allowed up just 12 1 North Carolina 18-0-2 1 goals all season shutout a school-record 13 of its 22 2 Notre Dame 19-1-1 2 opponents -- the eighth-best percentage (.59) in the 3 Virginia 16-2-2 4 NCAA. UD also set a new school record for fewest goals allowed in a season (the old record of 14 was 4 Penn State 18-2-1 3 set in 2002). 5 Portland 17-3-0 5 6 Santa Clara 14-4-2 6 IN THE POLLS 7 Texas A&M 17-5-0 8 The Flyers, who jumped into the Soccer Buzz Top 30 8 Ohio State 16-3-3 14 at No. 30 midway through the season, continued to 9 Princeton 15-2-0 9 climb from 28th to 27th, jumped to 22nd a week 10 Florida 16-3-3 21 before the regular season ended and was ranked 20th in final polls. UD also broke into the Soccer 11 UCLA 13-6-0 17 America poll at No. 25 before the season ended and 12 Washington 14-4-1 19 was high as No. 21. The Flyers are also received votes 13 Tennessee 15-4-2 13 in both the Soccer Times and NSCAA/adidas polls. 14 Kansas 17-4-0 7 Regionally speaking, UD remained in the Great 15 Arizona 15-5-0 16 Lakes polls all season long, holding steady in both 16 Auburn 14-3-2 12 the Soccer Buzz and NSCAA polls at third and fourth. 17 Florida State 12-5-2 15 PICTURE PERFECT 18 Stanford 12-5-3 10 The undefeated run through the A-10 regular season 19 Duke 13-7-0 11 was the Flyers’ second perfect conference record in 20 DAYTON 20-1-0 20 Stacy DeLuca broke UD’s single-season shutout record in 2004. school history. UD went a similar 11-0-0 in 2001, 21 Connecticut 16-6-1 27 swept through the A-10 Championship and made wins of any other four-team pairing in last year’s 22 Clemson 10-7-2 24 UD’s deepest NCAA run to the Sweet 16. The Flyers NCAA tournament. A total of 67 W’s were spread 23 Wake Forest 10-6-2 18 went 17-6-0 that season against the toughest between UD (20), Notre Dame (19), Wisconsin (15) 24 SMU 15-3-3 RV schedule in team history. Last year’s perfect run and Eastern Illinois (13). If UD and ND were to 25 Illinois 13-5-2 26 helped the Flyers clinch their seventh-consecutive A- advance to the second round, it would have marked 10 regular season title and record eighth overall. UD just the third time in the history of the NCAA allowed A-10 opposition to score a league-low three Tournament that two teams with 20+ wins would Soccer America goals during the regular season as the Flyers tallied have meet that early in the bracket. Rk Team Record* Last a league-leading 28. 1 North Carolina 18-0-2 1 DEFENSE DOES IT FOR DAYTON 2 Virginia 14-2-1 4 SOUTH BEND SUB-REGIONAL It is without question the key to the Flyers’ success The four teams that comprised the first-round last season was the play of one of the nation’s top 3 Notre Dame 19-1-1 2 bracket in South Bend sported the most combined defenses. UD owned a sparkling 0.53 goals against 4 Santa Clara 14-4-2 5 5 Portland 17-3-0 6 UD’s seniors -- Stacy DeLuca, Tesia Kozlowski, Amanda Kuntz, Jen Simonetti and Leah Phelps -- with the 2004 A-10 Championship trophy. 6 Ohio State 17-3-3 24 7 Penn State 18-2-1 3 8 Florida 16-3-3 8 9 Connecticut 16-6-1 NR 10 UCLA 13-6-0 11 11 Princeton 15-2-0 12 12 Texas A&M 17-5-0 15 13 Arizona 15-5-0 10 14 Tennessee 15-4-2 7 15 Washington 14-4-1 17 16 Texas 13-6-2 21 17 Kansas 17-4-0 9 18 California 11-5-3 13 19 Stanford 12-5-3 14 20 Duke 13-7-0 20 21 DAYTON 20-1-0 23 22 Auburn 14-3-2 16 23 SMU 15-3-3 NR 24 Florida State 12-5-2 19 25 Clemson 10-7-2 22 * records shown are heading into NCAA Tournament

44 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 2004 IN REVIEW average, which ranked seventh in the NCAA while its 13 shutouts in 22 matches (59 pct.) was the eighth- highest percentage in the NCAA. The defense, which was led in goal by fifth-year senior Stacy DeLuca, allowed just three tallies in A-10 play and just 12 for the season. DeLuca’s 0.57 GAA ranked 11th in the NCAA (also set a new UD single-season records), while both her GAA and shutouts (9) were confer- ence-bests. The Flyers’ defensive line of senior Leah Phelps and juniors Alicija Bredlo, Stacy Palumbo and Jacqueline Luehrs limited the opposition to just 169 shots (7.7 per game), while the Flyers averaged nearly 11 more shots per game.

SECOND-HALF BRILLIANCE Of the 47 goals scored by UD last season, well more than half (27) were netted in the second half. Scoring just 17 first-half goals all season, the Flyers turned on the second-half offense and outscored the opposition 27-6 in the final 45 minutes. When you factor in the four overtime games the Flyers were involved in, that scoring margin increased to 30-7. The Flyers rallied for five unanswered (and a season- high four in the second-half) in a 5-1 rout of Rhode Island during the regular season. The Flyers’ 2004 season received a wealth of local and national media attention. Here, Coach Tucker address the media following the NCAA Selection Show. ONE-GOAL WONDERS EAST COAST IS THE BEST COAST coach his 200th. His career winning percentage of In the last two seasons (44 matches), more than half The Flyers’ five A-10 Tournament Championships .731 (154-55-5) currently ranks in the top 15 among (24) have been decided by one goal or less. The Flyers have all been won on the East Coast -- capturing both active NCAA Divisions I coaches. Even more are 19-3-2 in those close-calls, including an last year’s and the 1999 at Massachusetts, the 1996 staggering is his .867 winning percentage (84-12-2) incredible 12-2-0 last season. UD had won its last and 2001 titles at Rhode Island and the 2003 title at in A-10 regular season matches. 12 (including both in the A-10 Championship), Richmond. Ironically enough, when the tournament before the 2-1 loss in overtime to Wisconsin in the has been in UD’s backyard, the Flyers have not been HOME WIN STREAK NCAA First Round. as successful. Dayton was upset as the top-seed by UD is currently riding a streak of 12 consecutive wins host Xavier in 2000 and also lost in the semifinals as at home dating back to last season, which is the A LITTLE BIT EXTRA the fourth-seed at XU in 1997. UD has twice been second-longest streak in team history. The record is The Flyers were 3-1-0 in their overtime matches last ousted at home -- by Xavier in PKs in the finals in 17 straight wins between 2000 and 2002. season. UD needed extra time to down cross-town 1998 and by Richmond in the semifinals in 2002. rival Wright State 1-0; double OT to oust Saint The Flyers will host the 2005 Championship at HOME SWEET HOME Joseph’s 2-1 and nine extra minutes to beat Rhode Baujan Field. Baujan Field, which the Flyers have called home Island 1-0 for the A-10 Championship. All time, UD since 1984, have made it quite an imposing place for is 21-12-9 in overtime matches, but an impressive 10 FLYERS EARN ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS visiting teams. UD has played 184 matches there all- 15-5-5 under Tucker. The loss to Wisconsin in the After nearly sweeping through the regular season, the time, compiling an impressive 134-40-10 (.755) NCAA Tournament was UD’s first overtime defeat Flyers nearly swept the A-10 postseason awards. record in that period. Dayton has never lost more since the 1999 season. Junior Reba Sedlacek was named the Offensive than five times in one season (5-5-0 in 1996) and Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year honors has been perfect at home three times (6-0-0 in 2001 went to senior Jen Simonetti; while head coach Mike and 8-0-0 in 1987 and 8-0-0 this season). Reba Sedlacek accepts her 2004 A-10 Offensive Tucker garnered the Coach of the Year award in voting Player of the Year Award. Another packed house at Baujan Field. by the conference’s head coaches. In addition to the Player of the Year awards, UD also saw five players tabbed First Team All-Atlantic 10. Sedlacek and Simonetti were joined on the First Team by senior MF Tesia Kozlowski, senior GK Stacy DeLuca and junior MF Katie Lowstuter. Freshman D Courtney Sirmans and freshman F Natalia Walters were voted to the All- Rookie Team, while Sedlacek and DeLuca were named to the All-Academic Team. The five players named to the First Team was the most for UD since 2001.

TUCKER TABBED A-10 COACH OF THE YEAR This was the second A-10 Coach of the Year honor (2001) for Mike Tucker, who took the reigns in 1995 – UD’s first year in the conference. Tucker, 55, guided the Flyers to their second perfect conference slate (2001), but more importantly to a 20-2-0 overall record, which included the nation’s longest winning streak at 20 matches and a top-25 rank. Last season saw Tucker both win his 150th career match and

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Overall: 20-2-0 • A-10: 11-0-0 • Home: 8-0-0 • Away: 8-1-0 • Neutral: 4-1-0 DateDateDate OpponentOpponentOpponent ResultResultResult OverallOverallOverall UD GoalsGoalsUD UD AssistsAssistsUD Aug 27 at #12 Florida L 2-3 0-1-0 Lowstuter, Sirmans Simonetti Aug 29 at Central Florida W 1-0 1-1-0 Kozlowski Lowstuter, Sedlacek Sep 03 at Wright State W (ot) 1-0 2-1-0 Persichini Lowstuter Sep 05 at Cincinnati W 2-0 3-1-0 Sedlacek, Bredlo Phelps, Kozlowski Sep 10 #vs Virginia Tech W 2-1 4-1-0 Sirmans, Palumbo Palumbo, Sedlacek, Lowstuter Sep 12 #vs Louisiana State W 3-0 5-1-0 Sedlacek (2), Palumbo Lowstuter, Lopez (2) Sep 19 OAKLAND W 2-1 6-1-0 Sedlacek, Bredlo Palumbo, Lowstuter Sep 25 *at Xavier W 1-0 7-1-0 Sedlacek Lopez, Sirmans Sep 28 BUTLER W 2-1 8-1-0 Sirmans (2) Palumbo Oct 01 *ST. BONAVENTURE W 4-0 9-1-0 Bredlo, Sedlacek, Simonetti, Borysiak Lowstuter, Simonetti Oct 03 *DUQUESNE W 3-0 10-1-0 Sedlacek, Leslie, Kozlowski Lowstuter (2), Sedlacek, Borysiak Oct 08 *at Saint Joseph's W (2ot) 1-0 11-1-0 Lowstuter Kozlowski Oct 10 *at Temple W 1-0 12-1-0 Persichini Bredlo Oct 15 *MASSACHUSETTS W 4-0 13-1-0 Kozlowski, Lowstuter, Sedlacek (2) Simonetti, Sedlacek, Walters, Luehrs Oct 17 *RHODE ISLAND W 5-1 14-1-0 Borysiak, Bredlo, Persichini, Sedlacek Kozlowski, Simonetti, Walters, Sirmans Walters Sirmans Oct 22 *RICHMOND W 2-1 15-1-0 Sedlacek, Bredlo Simonetti Oct 24 *GEORGE WASHINGTON W 3-0 16-1-0 Walters, Lowstuter, Sirmans Sedlacek, Lowstuter, Persichini, Kozlowski Oct 29 *at Fordham W 3-1 17-1-0 Boland, Sedlacek (2) Simonetti (3), Lowstuter Oct 31 *at La Salle W 1-0 18-1-0 Walters Sedlacek Nov 05 &vs Saint Joseph’s W 2-1 19-1-0 Sedlacek, Kozlowski Sirmans (2), Simonetti Nov 07 &vs Rhode Island W (ot) 1-0 20-1-0 Kozlowski Sirmans, Simonetti Nov 12 $vs Wisconsin L (ot) 1-2 20-2-0 Kozlowski Simonetti # - Ohio State Invitational // * - Atlantic 10 Conference match // & - Atlantic 10 Championship // $ - NCAA First Round // Game-winning goals are underlined Overall Statistics (returning players in bold)boldbold ScoringScoringScoring GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS GlsGlsGls AstAstAst PtsPtsPts ShShSh Sh. %%Sh. YC-RCYC-RCYC-RC GWGWGW PK-ATTPK-ATTPK-ATT 12 SEDLACEK, Reba...... 22-19 14 6 34 57 .246 1-0 5 0-0 7 LOWSTUTER, Katie ...... 22-22 4 11 19 51 .078 1-0 1 0-0 20 KOZLOWSKI, Tesia ...... 22-22 6 4 16 76 .079 0-0 4 0-0 5 SIRMANS, Courtney ...... 22-9 5 5 15 28 .179 0-0 1 0-0 14 SIMONETTI, Jen ...... 21-21 1 11 13 21 .048 0-0 0 0-0 21 BREDLO, Alicija ...... 22-22 5 1 11 21 .238 0-0 4 0-1 4 WALTERS, Natalia ...... 16-9 3 2 8 33 .091 1-0 2 0-0 Team Stats 8 PERSICHINI, Kristen...... 19-3 3 1 7 18 .167 2-0 2 0-0 16 PALUMBO, Stacy ...... 20-18 2 3 7 9 .222 0-0 1 1-1 GOALSGOALSGOALS 1st1st1st 2nd2nd2nd OTOTOT OT2OT2OT2 TotalTotalTotal 22 BORYSIAK, Meghan ...... 14-0 2 1 5 12 .167 0-0 0 0-0 Dayton 17 27 2 1 47 25 LOPEZ, Amy ...... 21-11 0 3 3 18 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Opponents 5 6 1 0 12 11 BOLAND, Laura ...... 22-22 1 0 2 33 .030 1-0 0 0-0 10 LESLIE, Jen ...... 18-0 1 0 2 7 .143 0-0 0 0-0 SHOTSSHOTSSHOTS 1st1st1st 2nd2nd2nd OTOTOT OT2OT2OT2 TotalTotalTotal 3 PHELPS, Leah ...... 22-22 0 1 1 6 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Dayton 215 188 5 1 409 23 LUEHRS, Jacqueline ...... 22-17 0 1 1 5 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Opponents 74 88 5 2 169 9 ELK, Dara ...... 16-2 0 0 0 11 .000 0-0 0 0-0 27 GINER, Gretchen ...... 4-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0-0 0 0-0 SAVESSAVESSAVES 1st1st1st 2nd2nd2nd OTOTOT OT2OT2OT2 TotalTotalTotal 15 MONAHAN, Jaime ...... 8-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Dayton 27 33 1 1 62 2 MELVIN, Jessica ...... 7-1 0 0 0 1 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Opponents 79 63 2 0 144 28 FOUST, Alli ...... 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 26 BRUCK, Michelle...... 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 CORNERSCORNERSCORNERS 1st1st1st 2nd2nd2nd OTOTOT OT2OT2OT2 TotalTotalTotal 19 RUSSELL, Anna ...... 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Dayton 74 59 4 1 138 Total ...... 22 47 50 144 409 .115 6-0 20 1-2 Opponents 24 27 1 0 52 Opponents ...... 22 12 10 34 169 .071 6-0 2 1-2 FOULSFOULSFOULS 1st1st1st 2nd2nd2nd OTOTOT OT2OT2OT2 TotalTotalTotal Goalkeeping GP-GSGP-GSGP-GS MinutesMinutesMinutes GAGAGA GAAGAAGAA SavesSavesSaves Sv%Sv%Sv% RecordRecordRecord ShOShOShO ShotsShotsShots Dayton 96 103 9 2 210 1 WEST, Sarah ...... 3-1 164:52 0 0.00 3 1.000 2-0-0 1 14 Opponents 88 126 0 0 214 00 DeLUCA, Stacy ...... 20-19 1723:30 11 0.57 52 .825 17-2-0 9 141 0 KUNTZ, Amanda ...... 2-1 135:00 1 0.67 4 .800 1-0-0 0 10 ATTENDANCE UDUDUD OPPOPPOPP TEAM ...... 3 1.000 3 Total 5,462 3,679 Total ...... 22 2023:22 12 0.53 62 .838 20-2-0 13 165 Dates/Avgerage 8/683 9/409 Opponents ...... 22 2023:22 47 2.09 144 .754 2-20-0 0 397

46 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer ATLANTIC 10 REVIEW

Atlantic 10 Final Standings A-10A-10A-10 Pts.Pts.Pts. Pct.Pct.Pct. OverallOverallOverall Pct.Pct.Pct. 1. *Dayton 11-0-011-0-011-0-0 333333 1.0001.0001.000 20-2-020-2-020-2-0 .909.909.909 2. Rhode Island 7-2-2 23 .727 11-9-2 .545 3. Richmond 7-4-0 21 .636 10-8-1 .553 4. Saint Joseph's 6-4-1 19 .591 9-11-1 .452 5. La Salle 6-5-0 18 .545 10-8-2 .550 6. Massachusetts 5-6-0 15 .455 7-11-0 .389 George Washington 4-4-3 15 .500 6-8-5 .447 8. Xavier 4-5-2 14 .455 5-12-2 .316 Overall Scoring Leaders GP Gl As Pts 9. Duquesne 4-6-1 13 .409 9-10-1 .475 1. SEDLACEK, Reba, UD 212121 141414 666 343434 10. Fordham 3-6-2 11 .364 8-6-3 .559 MACDOUGALL, Heather, SBU 20 15 4 34 11. St. Bonaventure 1-8-2 5 .182 8-10-2 .450 3. MATHEWS, Audra, DUQ 19 8 11 27 12. Temple 1-9-1 4 .136 4-14-1 .237 4. O'MALLEY, Kerry, SBU 10 9 6 24 * Regular Season & Tournament Champion / NCAA Championship 5. SCHWAGER, Katie, DUQ 20 9 5 23 6. CANFIELD, Britt, UM 18 11 0 22 7. KASPAREK, Melanie, URI 16 9 2 20 All-Conference Atlantic 10 8. LOWSTUTER, Katie, UD 212121 444 111111 191919 BARCLAY, Heather, LAS 20 6 7 19 Offensive Player of the Year Reba Sedlacek ...... UDUDUD Championship 10. PURCELL, Beth, FOR 17 7 4 18 Defensive Player of the Year Host: University of Massachusetts PARMITER, Jacquee, SBU 20 4 10 18 Jen Simonetti ...... UDUDUD Site: Rudd Field Rookie of the Year GP Gl As Pts Thorunn Helga Jonsdottir ...... URI SeedsSeedsSeeds A-10 Scoring Leaders Coach of the Year (1) - DD(1) AAAYYY TTTONONON 1. SEDLACEK, Reba, UD 111111 999 444 222222 Mike Tucker ...... UDUDUD (2) - Rhode Island 2. CANFIELD, Britt, UM 11 8 0 16 (3) - Richmond 3. NELSON, Debra, URI 11 5 4 14 First TeamTeamFirst (4) - Saint Joseph’s GKGKGK...... Stacy DeLuca ...... UDUDUD (5) - La Salle 4. BARCLAY, Heather, LAS 11 4 5 13 FFF ...... Reba Sedlacek ...... UDUDUD (6) - Massachusetts MACDOUGALL, Heather, SBU 11 6 1 13 FFF ...... Katie Lowstuter ...... UDUDUD 6. LOWSTUTER, Katie, UD 111111 333 666 121212 F ...... Melanie Kasparek ...... URI Quarterfinals (Nov. 4, 2003) PURCELL, Beth, FOR 11 5 2 12 F ...... Heather MacDougall ...... SBU (3) Richmond 1, (6) Massachusetts 0 MFMFMF...... Tesia Kozlowski ...... UDUDUD (4) Saint Joseph’s 1, (5) La Salle 0 8. HEXTALL, Kristen, LAS 11 5 1 11 MF ..... Sarah Sample ...... GW 9. KASPAREK, Melanie, URI 6 5 0 10 MF ..... Katie Schwager ...... DUQ Semifinals (Nov. 5, 2003) KASPAREK, Megan, URI 11 3 4 10 DDD ...... Jen Simonetti ...... UDUDUD (1) DD(1) AAAYYYTTTON 22,2ON (4) Saint Joseph’s 1 D ...... Kelly McTurk ...... URI (2) Rhode Island 1, (3) Richmond 0 D ...... Hillary Prince ...... UR Overall Goalkeeping Leaders GP GA Minutes GAA Final (Nov. 7, 2003) 1. DeLUCA, Stacy, UD 191919 999 1626:021626:021626:02 0.500.500.50 Second Team (1) DD(1) AAAYYYTTTON 11,1ON (2) Rhode Island 0 (OT) 2. SCHAMBERGER, Kerry, LAS 20 18 1841:47 0.88 GK ..... Kerry Schamberger ...... LAS F ...... Heather Barclay ...... LAS Most Outstanding Player 3. KOLKER, Kelly, UR 15 14 1260:00 1.00 F ...... Britt Canfield ...... UM Tesia Kozlowski ...... UDUDUD CARROLL, Ria, URI 21 20 1792:49 1.00 F ...... Kristen Hextall ...... LAS 5. GARBER, Andrea, XU 17 19 1347:45 1.27 MF ..... Megan Kasparek ...... URI All-Championship Team 6. HANDZLIK, Anna, GW 17 23 1604:21 1.29 MF ..... Audra Mathews ...... DUQ GKGKGK...... Stacy DeLuca ...... UDUDUD MF ..... Meghan Ogilvie ...... UR GK ... Ria Carroll ...... URI 7. WYNNS, Julie, FOR 14 17 1158:03 1.32 MF ..... Beth Purcell ...... FOR F ...... Melanie Kasparek ...... URI 8. KUHN, Jen, SJU 15 23 1276:05 1.62 D ...... Alex Twellman ...... UR F ...... Whitney Sikes ...... UR 9. EBERHART, Lisa, SBU 20 34 1858:35 1.65 D ...... Lindsay Bruno ...... GW F ...... Ali Wean ...... SJU 10. WALKER, Kristin, UM 18 31 1603:54 1.74 D ...... Jenna Guagenti ...... LAS MFMFMF...... Tesia Kozlawski ...... UDUDUD MFMFMF...... Natalia Walters ...... UDUDUD All-RookieAll-RookieAll-Rookie DDD ...... Jen Simonetti ...... UDUDUD A-10 Goalkeeping Leaders GP GA Minutes GAA FFF ...... Natalia Walters ...... UDUDUD DDD ...... Courtney Sirmans ...... UDUDUD 1. DeLUCA, Stacy, UD 101010 333 800:08800:08800:08 0.340.340.34 F ...... Britt Canfield ...... UM D ...... Molly Bergren ...... URI F ...... Kristen Hextall ...... LAS D ...... Sarah Helldoerfer ...... URI 2. GARBER, Andrea, XU 10 8 895:00 0.80 F ...... Debra Nelson ...... URI 3. SCHAMBERGER, Kerry, LAS 11 10 978:21 0.92 F ...... Jacquee Parmiter ...... SBU 4. CARROLL, Ria, URI 11 10 961:47 0.94 F ...... Faye Rasmussen ...... DUQ MF ..... Carrie Holland ...... UR 5. KOLKER, Kelly, UR 8 8 675:00 1.07 MF ..... Thorunn Helga Jonsdottir ...... URI 6. HANDZLIK, Anna, GW 9 11 844:21 1.17 MF ..... Audra Mathews ...... DUQ 7. BONDI, Virginia, DUQ 8 9 658:10 1.23 DDD ...... Courtney Sirmans ...... UDUDUD 8. KUHN, Jen, SJU 8 10 680:34 1.32 D ...... Jenna Guagenti ...... LAS 9. WALKER, Kristin, UM 11 18 973:54 1.66 10. WYNNS, Julie, FOR 8 14 719:23 1.75

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 47 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 49 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

CAREER SINGLE-SEASON GoalsGoalsGoals GoalsGoalsGoals 1. Karen Kazmaier ...... 52 ...... 1985-87 1. Karen Kazmaier ...... 30 ...... 1986 2. Missy Gregg ...... 45 ...... 1999-00 2. Missy Gregg ...... 23 ...... 1999 3. Lori Davis ...... 39 ...... 1988-91 3. Missy Gregg ...... 22 ...... 2000 4. Cara Arledge ...... 36 ...... 1985-88 4. Karen Kazmaier ...... 17 ...... 1985 5. Diana Coleman ...... 32 ...... 1989-92 5. Reba Sedlacek ...... 141414 ...... 200420042004 Lori Davis ...... 14 ...... 1991 AssistsAssistsAssists Denine Moscato ...... 14 ...... 1987 1. Jen Davin ...... 28 ...... 1996-99 Liz Suttie ...... 14 ...... 1986 Cara Arledge ...... 28 ...... 1985-88 3. Tesia Kozlowski ...... 27 ...... 2001-04 AssistsAssistsAssists 4. Megan McKnight ...... 25 ...... 1998-01 1. Megan McKnight ...... 13 ...... 2001 5. Sarah Walker ...... 22 ...... 1998-01 2. Katie Lowstuter...... 111111 ...... 200420042004 Bridget Bushman ...... 22 ...... 1998-01 Tesia Kozlowski ...... 11 ...... 2003 Missy Gregg ...... 11 ...... 1999 PointsPointsPoints Renee Harmeyer ...... 11 ...... 1998 1. Karen Kazmaier ...... 113 ...... 1985-87 Holly Young ...... 11 ...... 1993 2. Missy Gregg ...... 107 ...... 1999-00 Denine Moscato ...... 11 ...... 1987 3. Cara Arledge ...... 100 ...... 1985-88 Cara Arledge ...... 11 ...... 1985 4. Lori Davis ...... 86 ...... 1988-91 5. Diana Coleman ...... 82 ...... 1989-92 PointsPointsPoints 1. Karen Kazmaier ...... 66 ...... 1986 2. Missy Gregg ...... 57 ...... 1999 3. Missy Gregg ...... 50 ...... 2000 4. Denine Moscato ...... 39 ...... 1987 5. Liz Suttie ...... 37 ...... 1986 Karen Kazmaier ...... 37 ...... 1985 Former Flyer Tesia Kozlowski finished her career tied as UD’s all-time leader in assists. She is also the fourth member of the Flyers’ 20-20 Club.

Former Flyer Stephanie Weisenfeld graduated in 2002 as UD’s all-time leader in GAA (0.93) and shutouts (29). She was named the 2002 A-10 Defensive Player of the Year.

Goals Against Average (min. 1,000 minutes) 1. Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 0.93 ...... 1999-02 Goals Against Average (min. 500 minutes) 2. Stacy DeLuca ...... 1.01 ...... 2000-04 1. Stacy DeLuca ...... 0.58 ...... 2004 3. Julie Ciasnocha...... 1.15 ...... 1991-94 2. Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 0.68 ...... 2002 4. Amy Kemmer...... 1.16 ...... 1995-98 3. Sarah West ...... 0.78 ...... 2003 5. Carrie Lutz ...... 1.19 ...... 1992-95 4. Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 0.795 ...... 2000 5. Amy Kemmer...... 0.804 ...... 1997 ShutoutsShutoutsShutouts ShutoutsShutoutsShutouts 1. Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 29.0 ...... 1999-02 1. Amy Wellman ...... 12.0 ...... 1986 2. Julie Ciasnocha...... 19.5 ...... 1991-94 2. Stacy DeLuca ...... 9.0 ...... 2004 3. Amy Kemmer...... 12.5 ...... 1995-98 Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 9.0 ...... 2002 4. Christine Medwig ...... 12.0 ...... 1989-91 4. Julie Ciasnocha...... 7.5 ...... 1993 5. Stacy DeLuca ...... 10.0 ...... 2000-04 5. Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 7.0 ...... 2001 (current student-athletes in bold)boldbold Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 7.0 ...... 2000

50 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer TEAM RECORDS

SINGLE-SEASON MATCH WinsWinsWins Goals Scored 1. 20 ...... 2004 1. 12 vs. Loyola-Chicago ...... 9/19/92 2. 18 ...... 1999 12 vs. Siena Heights ...... 9/15/91 3. 17 ...... 2002 12 vs. Morehead State ...... 9/9/87 17 ...... 2001 4. 11 vs. St. Francis ...... 9/19/93 11 vs. Louisville ...... 9/13/87 Fewest Wins 11 vs. Wittenberg ...... 9/15/86 1. 5 ...... 1984 7. 10 vs. Vanderbilt ...... 9/21/85 2. 6 ...... 1990 3. 8 ...... 1991 Goals Allowed 1. 6 vs. Stanford ...... 9/23/01 LossesLossesLosses 6 vs. Southern Methodist...... 9/7/91 1. 10 ...... 1991 6 vs. North Carolina State ...... 9/22/90 2. 9 ...... 1996 4. 5 vs. Notre Dame ...... 11/14/99 9 ...... 1995 5 vs. Kentucky ...... 9/9/96 9 ...... 1994 5 vs. North Carolina ...... 10/12/90 9 ...... 1990 5 vs. Cincinnati ...... 10/18/89 5 vs. North Carolina ...... 9/1/88 Fewest Losses 5 vs. Wisconsin ...... 9/26/86 1. 2 ...... 2004 2. 3 ...... 1992 LarLarLargesgesgest MarMart gin Of VictVictgin orororyyy 3 ...... 1989 1. 12 vs. Loyola-Chicago (12-0) ...... 9/19/92 12 vs. Siena Heights (12-0) ...... 9/15/91 TiesTiesTies 12 vs. Morehead State (12-0) ...... 9/9/87 1. 4 ...... 1984 4. 11 vs. Wittenberg (11-0) ...... 9/15/86 2. 3 ...... 1990 5. 10 vs. Vanderbilt (10-0) ...... 9/21/85 3 ...... 1988 Largest Margin of Defeat Goals Scored 1. 6 vs. Stanford (6-0) ...... 9/23/01 1. 84 ...... 1986 2. 5 vs. Southern Methodist (6-1) ...... 9/7/91 2. 78 ...... 1987 5 vs. Cincinnati (5-0) ...... 10/18/89 3. 75 ...... 1985 5 vs. North Carolina (5-0)...... 9/1/88

Least Goals Scored 1. 19 ...... 1984 2. 33 ...... 1988 3. 35 ...... 1990

Goals Allowed 1. 36 ...... 1990 36 ...... 1996 3. 33 ...... 1991

Least Goals Allowed 1. 12 ...... 2004 2. 14 ...... 2002 3. 16 ...... 1997

Winning Percentage 1. .909 ...... 2004 2. .842 ...... 1989 3. .810 ...... 2002

Most Shutouts 1. 13 ...... 2004 2. 12 ...... 1986 3. 11 ...... 1989 11 ...... 1985

The 1997 Flyers finished 16-4, representing the forth-most wins and third-fewest losses in school history. The team allowed just 16 goals -- the third-best mark all-time at UD.

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 51 TEAM RECORDS

Yearly Scoring Leaders Freshman Scoring Record PointsPointsPoints 1984 ...... Maribeth Henke ...... 17 (Top 10 Point Totals By a Freshman) 1985 ...... Karen Kazmaier ...... 37 1. Missy Gregg ...... 57 ...... 1999 1986 ...... Karen Kazmaier ...... 66 2. Jen Lucas ...... 24 ...... 1998 1987 ...... Denine Moscato ...... 39 3. Melissa Buck ...... 21 ...... 1997 1988 ...... Jenny Molloy ...... 17 4. Bridget Bushman ...... 20 ...... 1998 1989 ...... Lori Davis...... 23 Diana Coleman ...... 20 ...... 1989 Jenny Molloy ...... 23 6. Tesia Kozlowski ...... 19 ...... 2001 1990 ...... Lori Davis...... 17 7. Angie Beecroft ...... 17 ...... 1994 1991 ...... Lori Davis ...... 30 8. Reba Sedlacek ...... 111666 ...... 200220022002 1992 ...... Diane Coleman ...... 32 Lori Davis ...... 16 ...... 1988 1993 ...... Holly Young ...... 33 9. Courtney Sirmans ...... 151515 ...... 200420042004 1994 ...... Teri Corcoran ...... 19 10. Tara Albert ...... 14 ...... 1996 1995 ...... Julie Wilde ...... 20 1996 ...... Julie Wilde ...... 19 1997 ...... Angie Beecroft ...... 21 Postseason Shootout History Melissa Buck ...... 21 Date Opponent Regulation Shootout Julie Wilde ...... 21 11/8/98 vs. Xavier # 1-1 XU won, 4-3 1998 ...... Renee Harmeyer ...... 27 10/27/89 vs. Notre Dame $ 1-1 UD won, 5-4 1999 ...... Missy Gregg ...... 57 # Atlantic 10 Championship (Finals) 2000 ...... Missy Gregg ...... 50 $ MCC Invitational Tournament 2001 ...... Megan McKnight ...... 27 2002 ...... Liz Brown ...... 30 2003 ...... Shannon Kuhl ...... 20 All-Time Head Coaches Reba Sedlacek...... 202020 2004 ...... Reba Sedlacek...... 343434 The 100 Club (100 Career Points) Points Goals Assists Karen Kazmaier (1985-87) 113 52 9 TomTomTom BillBillBill MikeMikeMike Missy Gregg (1999-00) 107 45 17 SchindlerSchindlerSchindler GlissonGlissonGlisson TuckerTuckerTucker Cara Arledge (1985-88) 100 36 28 All-Time by Percentage Yrs. First Last Record Pct. The 20-20 Club Mike Tucker ...... 10 ...... 1995 ...... 154-55-5 ...... 731 (20 Career Goals & 20 Career Assists) Bill Glisson...... 3 ...... 1992 ...... 1994 ...... 36-16-4 ...... 679 Goals Assists Points Tom Schindler ...... 8 ...... 1984 ...... 1991 ...... 88-51-13 ...... 622 Cara Arledge (1985-88) 36 28 100 Tesia Kozlowski 25 27 77 Year-By-Year Bridget Bushman (1998-01) 22 22 66 Year Coach Record Pct. Holly Young (1992-95) 21 20 62 2004 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 20-2-0 ...... 909 2003 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 14-6-2 ...... 681 2002 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 17-4-0 ...... 810 2001 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 17-6-0 ...... 739 2000 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 16-5-0 ...... 762 1999 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 18-5-0 ...... 783 1998 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 14-5-2 ...... 714 1997 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 16-4-0 ...... 800 1996 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 13-9-0 ...... 590 1995 ...... Mike Tucker ...... 9-9-1 ...... 500 1994 ...... Bill Glisson ...... 9-9-0 ...... 500 1993 ...... Bill Glisson ...... 13-4-2 ...... 737 1992 ...... Bill Glisson ...... 14-3-2 ...... 789 1991 ...... Tom Schindler...... 8-10-1 ...... 447 1990 ...... Tom Schindler...... 6-9-3 ...... 417 1989 ...... Tom Schindler...... 16-3-0 ...... 842 1988 ...... Tom Schindler...... 9-6-3 ...... 583 1987 ...... Tom Schindler...... 13-5-0 ...... 722 1986 ...... Tom Schindler...... 16-5-1 ...... 750 1985 ...... Tom Schindler...... 15-5-1 ...... 738 Mike Tucker accpets his 2001 A-10 Coach of the Year award. He was also honored in 2004. 1984 ...... Tom Schindler...... 5-8-4 ...... 412

52 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer STADIUM RECORDS / STREAKS

Baujan Field Records Streaks Consecutive Wins Stadium Records Stadium Records 20 Began 8/29/04 with win over Central Florida Wins ...... 10 ...... 2000 Ended 11/12/04 with loss to Wisconsin (NCAA 1st Rd.) Fewest Wins ...... 2 ...... 1990 Losses ...... 4 ...... 1998 15 Began 9/30/01 with win over Ohio 4 ...... 1996 Ended 11/19/01 with loss to UCLA (NCAA 3rd Rd.) 4 ...... 1994 Fewest Losses ...... 0 ...... four times (most recent, 2004) 13 Began 9/8/89 with win over Ohio Wesleyan Winning Pct...... 1.000 ...... 2004 Ended 10/18/89 with loss to Cincinnati 1.000 ...... 2001 12 Began 10/3/99 with win over St. Bonaventure 1.000 ...... 1987 Ended 11/14/99 with loss to Notre Dame (NCAA 2nd Rd.) Lowest Winning Pct...... 500 ...... 1990 12 Began 10/30/96 with win over Xavier Year-By-Year Ended 9/28/97 with loss to Xavier 1984 ...... 4-2-1 ...... 643 1985 ...... 8-2-1 ...... 773 Consecutive Games Unbeaten 1986 ...... 9-2-0 ...... 818 20 Began 8/29/04 with win over Central Florida 1987 ...... 8-0-0 ...... 1.000 Ended 11/12/04 with loss to Wisconsin (NCAA 1st Rd.) 1988 ...... 3-1-2 ...... 667 1989 ...... 7-1-0 ...... 875 15 Began 9/30/01 with win over Ohio Ended 11/19/01 with loss to UCLA 1990 ...... * 2-2-1 ...... 500 1991 ...... 5-3-1 ...... 611 13 Began 9/8/89 with win over Ohio Wesleyan 1992 ...... 7-2-1 ...... 750 Ended 10/18/89 with loss to Cincinnati 1993 ...... 6-2-1 ...... 722 1994 ...... * 5-4-0 ...... 555 12 Began 10/3/99 with win over St. Bonaventure 1995 ...... 5-3-0 ...... 625 Ended 11/14/99 with loss to Notre Dame 1996 ...... 5-4-0 ...... 555 1997 ...... 9-1-0 ...... 900 12 Began 10/30/96 with win over Xavier Ended 9/28/97 with loss to Xavier 1998 ...... 6-4-1 ...... 590 1999 ...... 9-3-0 ...... 750 12 Began 9/15/93 with win over Wright State 2000 ...... 10-1-0 ...... 909 Ended 10/17/93 with loss to Southern Methodist 2001 ...... 6-0-0 ...... 1.000 2002 ...... 9-3-0 ...... 750 Consecutive Home Wins 2003 ...... 5-0-1 ...... 917 17 Began 9/6/00 with win over Wright State 2004 ...... 8-0-0 ...... 1.000 Ended 9/8/02 with loss to Marquette * Includes one home match played at Centerville High School 121212 Began 10/3/03 with win over Temple STEAK IS ACTIVE ENTERING 2005

Attendance 10 Began 11/1/85 with win over Mt. St. Joseph’s Ended 10/29/86 with loss to Cincinnati Single-Match Attendance Att. Opponent Date Result Consecutive Atlantic 10 Wins 1,517 ...... Evansville ...... 11/10/99 ...... W, 3-2 (does not include A-10 Tournament) 1,387 ...... Wright State ...... 9/6/00 ...... W, 4-1 20 Began 10/6/00 with win over St. Bonaventure 1,359 ...... Wright State ...... 9/13/02 ...... W, 3-0 Ended 10/4/02 with loss to Rhode Island 1,227 ...... Evansville ...... 8/27/00 ...... L, 0-1 1,216 ...... Virginia Tech ...... 10/27/00 ...... W, 3-0 12 Began 10/6/02 with win over Massachusetts 1,177 ...... Marshall ...... 9/5/03 ...... W, 3-0 Ended 10/10/03 with loss to Rhode Island 1,154 ...... Purdue ...... 8/27/99 ...... W, 2-0 111 111 Began 9/25/04 with win over Xavier 1,119 ...... Richmond ...... 11/8/02 ...... W, 3-1 STREAK IS ACTIVE ENTERING 2005

Home Attendance Data (Since 1997) 11 Began 10/3/99 with win over St. Bonaventure Year Games Total Average NCAA Rank Ended 10/1/00 with loss to La Salle 1997 ...... 10 ...... 2,302 ...... 230 ...... n/r 1998 ...... 11 ...... 6,486 ...... 590 ...... 15 Consecutive Shutouts 1999 ...... 12 ...... # 9,3329,332# ...... 778 ...... n/r 5 Began 10/7/01 with win over George Washington (3-0) Ended 10/26/01 with win over Saint Joseph’s (2-1) 2000 ...... 11 ...... 8,852 ...... # 805805# ...... 19 2001 ...... 6 ...... 3,366 ...... 561 ...... n/r 5 Began 11/1/85 with win over Mt. St. Joseph’s (7-0) 2002 ...... 12 ...... 8,512 ...... 709 ...... 20 Ended 9/17/86 with win over Wright State (3-1) 2003 ...... 6 ...... 4,712 ...... 785 ...... 25 2004 ...... 8 ...... 5,962 ...... 745 ...... 31 5 Began 10/1/04 with win over St. Bonaventure (4-0) # indicates school records Ended 10/17/04 with win over Rhode Island (5-1)

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 53 HONOR ROLL

NSCAA/adidas ESPN The Magazine Ohio Soccer Coaches NATIONAL Academic Association Third Team All-America All-America Player of the Year 2004 Jen Simonetti ...... D 2003 Shannon Kuhl ...... First Team 2003 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 1999 Missy Gregg ...... F Nina DiGuardi ...... Third Team 1999 Missy Gregg ...... F 2002 Shannon Kuhl ...... First Team Academic All-America Coach of the Year 1989 Mary Jo Flynn ...... D All-DistrictAll-DistrictAll-District 1999 Mike Tucker 2004 Reba Sedlacek ...... Second Team 1996 Mike Tucker Team Academic Award 2003 Shannon Kuhl ...... First Team 1986 Tom Schindler 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 200420042004 Nina DiGuardi ...... First Team Reba Sedlacek ...... Third Team Team of the Year REGIONAL 2002 Shannon Kuhl ...... First Team 1999 Lindsey Whitehead ...... Second Team First Team All-Region First Team All-Ohio 2004 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2004 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF Jen Simonetti ...... D Jen Simonetti ...... D Soccer Buzz Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF Stacy DeLuca ...... GK NATIONAL Stacy DeLuca ...... GK 2003 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF NATIONAL 2003 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Erin Showalter ...... D Second Team All-America Erin Showalter ...... D 2002 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2004 Jen Simonetti ...... D 2002 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK 1999 Missy Gregg ...... F Liz Brown ...... F 2001 Erin Showalter ...... D Erin Showalter ...... D 2000 Missy Gregg ...... F Third Team All-America Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK 1999 Missy Gregg ...... F 2000 Missy Gregg ...... F 2001 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Megan McKnight ...... MF Second Team All-Region Honorable Mention All-America Erin Showalter ...... F 2002 Erin Showalter ...... D 2002 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2000 Missy Gregg ...... F 2001 Megan McKnight ...... MF 2001 Megan McKnight ...... MF 1999 Jen Davin ...... D 1995 Holly Young ...... F Missy Gregg ...... F 1994 Holly Young ...... F Freshman All-America Wes Oxley ...... D 200420042004 Courtney Sirmans ...... Honorable Mention Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK Third Team All-Region 2001 Tesia Kozlowski ...... Honorable Mention 1996 Angie Beecroft ...... MF 2002 Liz Brown ...... F 1999 Missy Gregg ...... First Team Julie Wilde ...... F 2001 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 1998 Bridget Bushman ...... Third Team 1994 Kim Hall ...... D 1999 Jen Davin ...... D Holly Young ...... F 1998 Jen Davin ...... D 1993 Julie Ciasnocha ...... GK Renee Harmeyer ...... F REGIONAL Holly Young ...... F Freshman of the Year 1986 Mary Jo Flynn ...... D 1999 Missy Gregg ...... F Liz Suttie ...... F Amy Wellman ...... GK First Team All-Region 1985 Amy Rice ...... F 2004 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Jen Simonetti ...... D Second Team All-Ohio 2003 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2004 Katie Lowstuter ...... MFMFMF 2002 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2003 Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK Beth McHugh ...... MF 2001 Megan McKnight ...... MF 2001 Shannon Kuhl ...... F 2000 Missy Gregg ...... F 2000 Beth McHugh ...... D 1999 Missy Gregg ...... F Megan McKnight ...... D 1999 Sarah Walker ...... MF Second Team All-Region 1986 Cara Arledge ...... MF National Weekly 2004 Stacy DeLuca ...... GK Amy Quinn ...... D Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF Awards 2003 Erin Showalter ...... D Third Team All-Ohio 2001 Erin Showalter ...... D 2003 Sarah West ...... GK Soccer Times Player of the Week 1999 Jen Davin ...... D 2001 Sarah Walker ...... D 2001 Erin Showalter ...... 10/29 1998 Jen Davin ...... D 2000 Bridget Bushman ...... MF 2000 Missy Gregg ...... 9/25 1997 Angie Beecroft ...... F Ingrid Zielke ...... D 1999 Bridget Bushman ...... MF Soccer America Team of the Week Third Team All-Region Courtney Sirmans ...... 9/169/16 2004 Courtney Sirmans ...... 9/169/169/16 2002 Erin Showalter ...... D Honorable Mention All-Ohio Alicija Bredlo...... 10/2710/2710/27 2001 Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK 1985 Stephanie Covey ...... D 2003 Jen Simonetti ...... 9/9 2000 Megan McKnight ...... D Mary Beth Henke ...... D 2002 Tesia Kozlowski ...... 9/18 Karen Kazmaier ...... F 2001 Sarah Walker ...... 11/15 All-Freshman 2004 Courtney Sirmans ...... FFF Soccer Buzz Team of the Week 2002 Laura Boland...... MFMFMF 2004 Alicija Bredlo...... 10/27 2001 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2003 Jen Simonetti ...... 9/9 Jen Simonetti ...... D Erin Showalter ...... 9/4 2000 Beth McHugh ...... D 2002 Tesia Kozlowski ...... 9/18 1999 Missy Gregg ...... F 2001 Megan McKnight ...... 11/15 1998 Bridget Bushman ...... MF (current student-athletes in bold)boldbold

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ALLALLALL-CONFERENCE WEEKLY Offensive Player of the Year Players of the Week 2004 Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF 2004 Reba Sedlacek ...... 10/1810/1810/18 2000 Missy Gregg ...... F Alicija Bredlo ...... 10/2510/2510/25 Reba Sedlacek ...... 1111/11/11/1 Defensive Player of the Year 2003 Jen Simonetti ...... 9/8 2004 Jen Simonetti ...... D Reba Sedlacek ...... 10/610/610/6 2003 Erin Showalter ...... D 2002 Tesia Kozlowski ...... 9/16 2002 Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK ACADEMIC Liz Brown ...... 10/14 2001 Erin Showalter ...... D Liz Brown ...... 11/4 Student-Athlete of the Year 2001 Erin Showalter ...... 10/29 Rookie of the Year 2002 Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK 2000 Missy Gregg ...... 10/16 2001 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2001 Megan McKnight ...... MF Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 9/25 1999 Missy Gregg ...... F Missy Gregg ...... 9/18 All-Academic Team 1999 Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... 10/18 Coach of the Year 2004 Stacy DeLuca ...... GK Missy Gregg ...... 9/13 2004 Mike Tucker Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF 1998 Renee Harmeyer ...... 10/15 2001 Mike Tucker 2003 Shannon Kuhl ...... F 1997 Danielle Gillespie ...... 10/6 Nina DiGuardi ...... D Amy Kemmer...... 9/15 First TeamTeamFirst Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF 2004 Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF 2002 Shannon Kuhl ...... F Rookies of the Week Jen Simonetti ...... D Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK 2003 Sarah West ...... 9/1 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2001 Shannon Kuhl ...... F Sarah West ...... 9/8 Stacy DeLuca ...... GK Megan McKnight ...... MF 2002 Reba Sedlacek ...... 9/169/169/16 Katie Lowstuter...... MFMFMF 2001 Tesia Kozlowski ...... 11/5 2003 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Tesia Kozlowski ...... 9/4 Erin Showalter ...... D ALLALLALL-CHAMPIONSHIP 1999 Missy Gregg ...... 11/1 Beth McHugh ...... MF Most Outstanding Player Missy Gregg ...... 10/11 2002 Liz Brown ...... F 2004 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Missy Gregg ...... 10/4 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 2003 Shannon Kuhl ...... F 1998 Bridget Bushman ...... 10/12 Erin Showalter ...... D 2001 Sarah Walker ...... D Bridget Bushman ...... 9/14 Jen Simonetti ...... D 1996 Julie Wilde ...... F Jen Lucas ...... 9/28 Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK 1997 Melissa Buck ...... 9/22 2001 Shannon Kuhl ...... F All-Championship Team Melissa Buck ...... 9/2 Megan McKnight ...... MF 2004 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Ingrid Zielke ...... 10/13 Erin Showalter ...... D Natalia Walters...... FFF 1996 Renee Harmeyer ...... 10/14 2000 Missy Gregg ...... F Jen Simonetti ...... D 1995 Stacey Martin ...... 10/2 1999 Jen Davin ...... D Courtney Sirmans ...... FFF Missy Gregg ...... F Stacy DeLuca ...... GK 1998 Bridget Bushman ...... MF 2003 Shannon Kuhl ...... F Jen Davin ...... D Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF Wes Oxley ...... D Laura Boland ...... MFMFMF PAST CONFERENCES 1997 Angie Beecroft...... MF Leah Phelps ...... D Julie Wilde ...... F Erin Showalter ...... D Midwestern Collegiate Conference Sarah West ...... GK First TeamTeamFirst Second Team 2002 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 1992 Julie Ciasnocha ...... GK 2003 Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF Jen Simonetti ...... D Kim Hall ...... MF 2001 Bridget Bushman ...... F 2001 Liz Brown ...... MF Dawn Platte ...... D Stephanie Weisenfeld ...... GK Bridget Bushman ...... F 1991 Lori Davis ...... F 2000 Megan McKnight ...... D Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 1999 Wes Oxley ...... D Megan McKnight ...... MF Second Team Sarah Walker...... MF Sarah Walker ...... D 1992 Jenny Smith ...... F 1998 Renee Harmeyer ...... F 2000 Bridget Bushman ...... MF 1991 Jennifer Psota ...... F 1997 Stacey Martin ...... MF Nina DiGuardi ...... D 1996 Angie Beecroft...... MF Missy Gregg ...... F All-Newcomer Team 1995 Holly Young ...... MF 1999 Jen Davin ...... D 1992 Kim Hall ...... MF Missy Gregg ...... F Dawn Platte ...... D All-Rookie Team Megan McKnight ...... MF Holly Young ...... F 2004 Courtney Sirmans ...... FFF Wes Oxley ...... F Natalia Walters...... FFF Ingrid Zielke ...... MF Great Midwest Conference 2003 Sarah West ...... GK 1998 Beth Bushman...... MF Newcomer of the Year Jamie Yates ...... F Jen Davin ...... D 1994 Angie Beecroft ...... MF 2002 Laura Boland ...... MFMFMF Amy Kemmer ...... GK Reba Sedlacek ...... FFF Sarah Walker ...... MF First TeamTeamFirst 2001 Tesia Kozlowski ...... MF 1997 Beth Bushman...... MF 1994 Holly Young ...... F Jen Simonetti ...... DDD 1996 Angie Beecroft...... F Kim Hall ...... D 2000 Beth McHugh ...... D Beth Bushman...... MF Teri Corcoran ...... MF Julie Wilde ...... F Cynthia Winslow ...... MF Second Team 1994 Angie Beecroft ...... MF Dawn Platte ...... D

All-Newcomer Team 1994 Angie Beecroft ...... MF (current student-athletes in bold)boldbold Carrie Kroll ...... F

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UD’s History in the Atlantic 10 Championship RECORDS RESULTS UD All-Time Records Championship Record ...... 12-4 (.750) 199619961996 Record in Semifinals ...... 7-2 (.778) Host: University of Rhode Island Record in Finals ...... 5-2 (.714) Site: URI Soccer Complex Record as #1-seed ...... 12-2 (.857) West #1: DDDAAAYYYTTTONONON East#: Massachusetts Record as #2-seed ...... 0-1 (.000) West #2: George Washington East #2: Fordham Record as #3-seed ...... 0-0 (.000) Record as #4-seed ...... 0-1 (.000) SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals Record versus #1-seed ...... 1-1 (.500) 11/8 ...... vs. (E2) Fordham ...... W .... 4-3 Record versus #2-seed ...... 2-1 (.667) Record versus #3-seed ...... 3-2 (.667) FinalsFinalsFinals Record versus #4-seed ...... 6-0 (1.000) 11/10 ...... vs. (E1) Massachusetts ...... W .... 3-2 Record versus Fordham ...... 1-0 (1.000) Record versus Massachusetts ...... 2-1 (.667) Record versus Rhode Island ...... 2-0 (1.000) 111999999777 Record versus Richmond ...... 2-1 (.667) Host: Xavier University Record versus Saint Joseph’s ...... 1-0 (1.000) Site: Corcoran Field Record versus St. Bonaventure ...... 1-0 (1.000) #1: Massachusetts #2: Xavier Record versus Xavier ...... 3-2 (.667) #3: George Washington #4: DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON Games at Baujan Field (UD) ...... 1-2 (.333) Games at Totman Field (UMass) ...... 2-0 (1.000) SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals Games at URI Soccer Field (URI) ...... 4-0 (1.000) 11/7 ...... vs. (1) Massachusetts ...... L ..... 0-2 Games at Corcoran Field (XU) ...... 1-2 (.333) Games at Univ. of Richmond Stadium (UR) ...... 2-0 (1.000) 199819981998 Games at Rudd Field (UMass) ...... 2-0 (1.000) Host: University of Dayton, Winningest Tournament Teams Site: Baujan Field DADADAYYY TTT ONONON ...... 12-4 (.750) #1: DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON #2: George Washington Richmond ...... 6-3 (.667) #3: Xavier #4: Massachusetts Massachusetts ...... 9-5 (.643) SemifinalsSemifinals Xavier ...... 7-5 (.583) SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals 11/7 ...... vs. (4) Massachusetts ...... W .... 1-0 Rhode Island ...... 2-4 (.333) Saint Joseph’s ...... 1-2 (.333) FinalsFinalsFinals George Washington ...... 3-7 (.300) 11/9 ...... vs. (3) Xavier ...... T* ... 1-1 Temple ...... 0-3 (.000) * Xavier advanced in a shootout, 5-4 Fordham ...... 0-2 (.000) Rutgers ...... 0-2 (.000) La Salle ...... 0-2 (.000) 199919991999 St. Bonaventure ...... 0-1 (.000) Host: University of Massachusetts, Megan McKnight (22) and Bridget Bushman celebrate one of the Duquesne ...... 0-0 (.000) Site: Totman Field Virginia Tech ...... 0-0 (.000) biggest goals in team history. McKnight scored with just five seconds #1: DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON #2: Massachusetts left in regulation to defeat Xavier, 1-0, in the 1999 A-10 #3: Xavier #4: St. Bonaventure Championship match. The win ensured the Flyers their first NCAA STATISTICS Championship berth. ScoringScoringScoring G A P GWG SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals Kozlowski, Tesia ...... 6 2 14 3 11/6 ...... vs. (4) St. Bonaventure ...... W .... 2-0 McKnight, Megan ...... 3 4 10 1 200220022002 Bushman, Bridget ...... 2 2 6 1 FinalsFinalsFinals Host: University of Dayton Wilde, Julie ...... 2 1 5 1 11/8 ...... vs. (3) Xavier ...... W .... 1-0 Site: Baujan Field Harmeyer, Renee ...... 2 0 4 0 #1: Rhode Island #2: DDDAAAYYYTTTONONON Gregg, Missy ...... 1 2 4 0 20002000 #3: Richmond #4: George Washington Ashenbrener, Judi ...... 2 0 4 1 200020002000 Kuhl, Shannon ...... 2 0 4 0 Host: Xavier University SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals Sedlacek, Reba ...... 111 111 333 000 Site: Corcoran Field 11/8 ...... vs. (3) Richmond ...... L ..... 0-1 Sirmans, Courtney ...... 0 3 3 0 #1: DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON #2: Xavier Bushman, Beth ...... 1 1 3 0 #3: Massachusetts #4: Rhode Island Richcardson, Terri ...... 1 1 3 1 200320032003 Albert, Tara ...... 0 3 3 0 SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals Host: University of Richmond Buck, Melissa ...... 1 1 3 0 11/3 ...... vs. (4) Rhode Island ...... W .... 4-2 Site: University of Richmond Stadium Beecroft, Angie ...... 1 0 2 0 #1: DDDAAAYYYTTTONONON #2: Fordham Gillespie, Danielle ...... 1 0 2 1 FinalsFinalsFinals #3: Richmond #4: Xavier Zielke, Ingrid ...... 1 0 2 1 11/5 ...... vs. (2) Xavier ...... L ..... 0-1 #5: Saint Joseph’s #6: Rhode Island Brown, Liz ...... 1 0 2 0 McHugh, Beth ...... 1 0 2 0 SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals 200200200111 11/7 ...... vs. (4) Xavier ...... W .... 2-0 Boland, Laura ...... 111 000 222 111 Host: University of Rhode Island Yates, Jamie ...... 1 0 2 1 Site: URI Soccer Complex Simonetti, Jen ...... 0 2 2 0 FinalsFinalsFinals #1: DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON #2: La Salle 11/9 ...... vs. (3) Richmond ...... W .... 3-0 Davin, Jen ...... 0 1 1 0 #3: Richmond #4: Xavier Kenney, Kara ...... 0 1 1 0 Whitehead, Lindsey ...... 0 1 1 0 SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals 200420042004 Lowstuter, Katie ...... 000 111 111 000 11/9 ...... vs. (4) Xavier ...... W .... 5-1 Host: University of Massachusetts TOTALSTOTALSTOTALS...... 313131 272727 898989 121212 Site: Rudd Field FinalsFinalsFinals #1: DDDAAAYYYTTTONONON #2: Rhode Island Goalkeeping Min. GA Sv GAA Rec 11/11 ...... vs. (3) Richmond ...... W .... 2-1 #3: Richmond #4: Saint Joseph’s West, Sarah ...... 180:00 0 9 0.00 2-0 #5: La Salle #6: Massachusetts Weisenfeld, Stephanie ...... 623:20 5 31 0.72 5-2 Kemmer, Amy ...... 300:00 3 18 0.90 1-2 SemifinalsSemifinalsSemifinals DeLuca, Stacy ...... 195:15 2 4 1.84 2-0 11/5 ...... vs. (4) Saint Joseph’s ...... W .... 2-1 King, Tiffany ...... 180:00 5 14 2.50 2-0 TOTALSTOTALSTOTALS...... 1478:351478:351478:35 151515 767676 0.910.910.91 12-412-412-4 FinalsFinalsFinals (ot) (current student-athletes in bold)boldbold 11/7 ...... vs. (2) Rhode Island ...... W ... 1-0

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UD’s History in the NCAA Championship

STATISTICS ScoringScoringScoring G A P GWG Gregg, Missy ...... 2 2 6 1 Gillespie, Danielle ...... 2 1 5 0 McKnight, Megan ...... 2 1 5 1 Kozlowski, Tesia ...... 2 0 4 0 Aschenbrener, Judi ...... 1 0 2 1 Showalter, Erin ...... 1 0 2 0 McHugh, Beth ...... 1 0 2 0 Walker, Sarah ...... 0 1 1 0 Kuhl, Shannon ...... 0 1 1 0 Brown, Liz ...... 0 1 1 0 Lowstuter, Katie ...... 000 111 111 000 Simonetti, Jen ...... 0 1 1 0 TOTALSTOTALSTOTALS...... 111111 999 313131 333

Goalkeeping Minutes GA Saves GAA Record Gold, Damian ...... 12:45 0 1 0.00 0-0 DeLuca, Stacy ...... 97:28 2 4 1.85 0-1 Weisenfeld, Stephanie ...... 527:15 13 30 2.22 3-3 West, Sarah ...... 90:00 3 8 3.00 0-1 TOTALSTOTALSTOTALS...... 727:28727:28727:28 181818 434343 2.232.232.23 3-53-53-5

BOX SCORES Baujan Field on November 10, 1999 for UD’s first-ever NCAA Tournament match. A record crowd of 1,517 packed the hillside (below left) as UD 199919991999 defeated Evansville, 3-2, in a thriller to advance to the second round. Two local news stations broadcast live from Baujan that night. First Round Dayton 3, Evansville 2 Second Round Nov. 10 at Baujan Field Dayton 2, Miami 0 200420042004 EvansvilleEvansvilleEvansville 000 222 --- 222 Nov 19, 2001 at Morgantown, W.V. First Round DaytonDaytonDayton 222 111 --- 333 DaytonDaytonDayton 222 000 --- 222 Wisconsin 2, (#20) Dayton 1 (F/OT) Scoring: UD - Gregg (Gillespie) 1:35; UD - Gillespie (Gregg); 21:21; MiamiMiamiMiami 000 000 --- 000 Nov. 12, 2004 at South Bend, Ind. UE - Meek (Schwartz) 51:55; UE - Meek (Schwartz) 62:27; UD - Scoring: UD - McKnight (unassisted) 1:22; UD - Showalter WisconsinWisconsinWisconsin 000 111 111 --- 222 Gregg (Walker) 79:41 (McKnight) 41:16 DaytonDaytonDayton 000 111 000 --- 111 Shots: UD - 17; UE - 7 Shots: UD - 13; MU - 6 Scoring: UW - OWN GOAL 58:05; UD - Kozlowski (Simonetti) 61:40; Saves: UD - 2 (Weisenfeld 1, Team 1); UE - 9 (Csukas 7, Team 2) Saves: UD - Weisenfeld 1; MU - Karlander 4 UW - Vermeulen (Preiss) 97:28 Shots: UD 11, UW - 11 Second Round Third Round Saves: UD - DeLuca 4; UW - Murray 2, Team 1 (#5) Notre Dame 5, Dayton 1 (#4) UCLA 3, Dayton 1 Nov. 14 at South Bend, Ind. Nov. 25, 2001 at Los Angeles, Calif. DaytonDaytonDayton 111 000 --- 111 DaytonDaytonDayton 000 111 --- 111 Notre Dame 111 444 --- 555 UCLAUCLAUCLA 111 222 --- 333 Scoring: ND - Streiffer (Makinen, Grubb) 12:21; UD - Gillespie Scoring: UCLA - Monroe (Swanson) 8:26; UCLA - Boling (unassisted) (Gregg) 39:15; ND - Heft (Erikson) 66:10; ND - Brown (Sarkesian, 70:38; UD - McKnight (unassisted) 89:25;UCLA - Rigamat (Ernsdorf) Gonzalez) 67:07; ND - Gonzalez (Makinen,Erikson) 70:34; ND - 89:46 Makinen (unassisted) 73:32 Shots: UD - 9; UCLA - 17 Shots: UD - 6; ND - 26 Saves: UD - Weisenfeld 7; UCLA - Peterson 5 Saves: UD - 7 (Weisenfeld 4, Gold 1, Team 2); ND - 2 (Benne 2, Wagner 0) 200220022002 First Round 200200200111 Virginia 3, Dayton 2 First Round Nov. 15, 2002 at Morgantown, W.V. Dayton 1, Maryland 0 DaytonDaytonDayton 000 222 --- 222 Nov. 16, 2001 at Morgantown, W.V. VirginiaVirginiaVirginia 000 333 --- 333 DaytonDaytonDayton 000 111 --- 111 Scoring: UD - McHugh (Brown, Lowstuter)LowstuterLowstuter 52:35; UVA - Huffman MarylandMarylandMaryland 000 000 --- 000 (unassisted) 54:17; UVA - Borski (Gusick) 58:07; UVA - Gusick Scoring: UD - Aschenbrener (Kuhl) 70:50 (Borski) 64:53; UD - Kozlowski (unassisted) 86:43 Shots: UD - 5; UM - 23 Shots: UD - 11; UVA - 21 Saves: UD - Weisenfeld 8; UM - Wolff 1 Saves: UD - Weisenfeld 8; UVA - Abernathy - 5 200320032003 First Round Ohio State 3, Dayton 0 Nov. 14, 2003 at Morgantown, W.V. DaytonDaytonDayton 000 000 --- 000 Ohio StateStateOhio 222 111 --- 333 Scoring: OSU - Fulk (unassisted) 27:34; OSU - Mumley (unassisted) 44:52; OSU - Heaney (unassisted) 86:25 Shots: UD 9, OSU - 15 Judi Aschenbrener scored the lone goal as UD upset Maryland Saves: UD - West 8, Team 1; OSU - Haynam 4 in the 2001 NCAA First Round. The win sparked the Flyers to a Sweet 16 appearance. (current student-athletes in bold)boldbold

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 57 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

S 24 Siena Heights ...... A...... W...... 3 --- 0 1984 1987 S 29 Southern Illinois ...... N(1) ...... W...... 2 --- 0 Season Record: 5-8-4 Season Record: 13-5-0 S 30 Quincy ...... N(1) ...... W...... 3 --- 2 Coach: Tom Schindler Coach: Tom Schindler O 1 Missouri-St. Louis ...... N(1) ...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 7 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 1 S 15 Denison ...... H ...... T ...... 0 --- 0 S 5 Siena Heights ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 1 O 8 Tulsa ...... H ...... W...... 1 --- 0 S 22 Oberlin ...... A...... W...... 4 --- 0 S 9 Morehead State ...... H ...... W .... 12 --- 0 O 11 Wilmington ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 S 26 Miami-Ohio ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 3 S 12 Oberlin ...... H ...... W ...... 9 --- 1 O 14 Michigan State ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 1 S 29 Ohio State ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 1 S 13 Louisville ...... H ...... W .... 11 --- 2 O 18 Cincinnati ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 5 O 20 Villanova ...... A...... W...... 3 --- 0 O 3 Mt. St. Joseph’s ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 16 Wright State ...... A...... W ...... 4 --- 0 (ot) O 22 Monmouth ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 3 O 6 Wilmington ...... A...... T ...... 0 --- 0 S 19 Kalamazoo ...... H ...... W ...... 7 --- 2 (pk) O 10 Xavier ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 S 25 Wisconsin ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 4 O 27 Notre Dame ...... N(2) ...... W ... 1 --- 1 O 13 Kenyon ...... H ...... W...... 1 --- 0 S 26 Southern Illinois ...... N(1) ...... W ...... 6 --- 1 O 28 Marquette ...... N(2) ...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 16 Ohio Wesleyan ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 1 S 27 Texas A&M ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 (pk) - UD won in shootout, 5-4 O 18 Cincinnati ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 4 O 3 Michigan State ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 (1) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament O 19 Denison ...... N(1) ...... T ...... 1 --- 1 O 6 Xavier ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 0 (2) - MCC Invitational, Xavier Univ. O 20 Maryville ...... N(1) ...... T ...... 0 --- 0 O 8 Wilmington ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 1 O 20 Mt. St. Joseph’s ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 O 12 Denison ...... A...... W ...... 6 --- 1 O 20 Ohio State ...... A(1) ...... L ...... 2 --- 4 O 14 Cincinnati ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 1990 O 27 Wooster ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 O 24 Radford ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 2 Season Record: 6-9-3 N 3 Xavier ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 O 25 Virginia ...... N(2) ...... L ...... 1 --- 3 Coach: Tom Schindler N 3 Wilmington ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 3 O 30 Wright State ...... N(3) ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 S 8 Wisconsin ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 4 (1) - Ohio State Invitational, Columbus, OH O 31 Missouri-St. Louis ...... N(4) ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 S 9 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 3 (1) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament S 15 Louisville ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 0 (2) - Played at Radford Univ. S 19 Cincinnati ...... H ...... T ...... 3 --- 3 1985 (3) - Dayton Invitational, Xavier Univ. S 22 North Carolina State ...... A...... L ...... 3 --- 6 Season Record: 15-5-1 (4) - Dayton Invitational, Wright State Univ. S 23 Duke ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 2 --- 4 Coach: Tom Schindler S 29 Monmouth ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 2 O 3 Wilmington ...... A...... W...... 4 --- 0 S 14 Denison ...... A...... W...... 5 --- 1 1988 O 5 Creighton ...... N(2) ...... T ...... 4 --- 4 S 15 Wis-Milwaukee ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 Season Record: 9-6-3 O 6 Lewis ...... N(2) ...... W...... 5 --- 0 S 18 Mt. St. Joseph’s ...... H ...... W...... 5 --- 0 Coach: Tom Schindler O 10 Xavier ...... A...... T ...... 0 --- 0 S 21 Vanderbilt ...... N(1) ...... W.... 10 --- 0 O 12 North Carolina ...... N(3) ...... L ...... 0 --- 5 (ot) O 14 Siena Heights ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 0 S 22 Southern Illinois ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 27 Southern Illinois ...... N(2) ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 O 17 Wright State ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 28 Missouri-Rolla ...... N(2) ...... W...... 3 --- 1 O 21 Virginia ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 S 29 Wis-Milwaukee ...... N(2) ...... W...... 3 --- 1 O 26 Notre Dame ...... N(4) ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 O 2 Wilmington ...... H ...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 27 Marquette ...... N(4) ...... W...... 4 --- 0 O 5 Kalamazoo ...... H ...... T ...... 0 --- 0 N 3 Michigan State ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 O 8 Xavier ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 2 (1) - Played at North Carolina State Univ. O 12 Oberlin ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 0 (2) - Played at Univ. of Notre Dame O 14 Wooster ...... A...... W...... 9 --- 0 (3) - Played at Centerville High School, Centerville, OH O 16 Wright State ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 S 1 North Carolina ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 0 --- 5 (4) - MCC Invitational, Univ. of Notre Dame O 19 Louisville ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 1 S 3 Siena Heights ...... H ...... T ...... 2 --- 2 O 22 Mt. St. Joseph’s ...... A...... W...... 6 --- 0 S 6 Southern Illinois ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 25 Missouri-St. Louis ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 10 Lewis ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 0 1991 O 27 Kenyon ...... A...... W...... 8 --- 1 S 14 Wright State ...... H ...... T ...... 1 --- 1 Season Record: 8-10-1 O 30 Cincinnati ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 5 S 18 Louisville ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 Coach: Tom Schindler N 1 Mt. St. Joseph’s ...... H ...... W...... 7 --- 0 S 23 Quincy ...... N(2) ...... T ...... 2 --- 2 N 2 Xavier ...... H ...... W...... 1 --- 0 S 24 Southern Illinois ...... N(2) ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 (1) - Neutral site unknown S 25 Metropolitan State ...... N(2) ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 (2) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament O 2 Wisconsin ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 O 5 Wilmington ...... A...... W ...... 4 --- 0 O 10 Xavier ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 1986 O 13 Cincinnati ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 Season Record: 16-5-1 O 16 Michigan State ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 1 Coach: Tom Schindler O 22 Virginia ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 O 23 George Mason ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 S 7 Siena Heights ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 0 O 28 Notre Dame ...... H(3) ...... W ...... 6 --- 0 S 9 Morehead State ...... A...... W...... 6 --- 0 O 29 Wright State ...... A(4) ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 S 7 Southern Methodist ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 6 (1) - Played in Cincinnati, OH S 8 Tulsa ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 0 --- 4 S 15 Wittenberg ...... H ...... W.... 11 --- 0 (ot) S 17 Wright State ...... A...... W...... 3 --- 1 (2) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament S 10 Notre Dame ...... H ...... T ...... 0 --- 0 S 20 Mt. St. Joseph ...... H ...... W...... 7 --- 0 (3) - Dayton Invitational, UD S 13 Butler ...... A...... W...... 4 --- 2 S 21 Oberlin ...... A...... W...... 6 --- 0 (4) - Dayton Invitational, Wright State Univ. S 15 Siena Heights ...... A...... W.... 12 --- 0 S 26 Wisconsin ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 2 --- 5 S 18 Louisville ...... H ...... W...... 5 --- 0 S 25 Wright State ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 S 27 Texas A&M ...... N(1) ...... W...... 2 --- 0 (ot) (ot) 1989 S 27 Michigan State ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 28 Missouri-St. Louis ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 O 4 Louisville ...... A...... W...... 7 --- 1 Season Record: 16-3-0 S 29 Lewis ...... H ...... W...... 7 --- 0 O 7 Wright State ...... H ...... W...... 5 --- 0 Coach: Tom Schindler O 2 Xavier ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 O 10 Vanderbilt ...... H ...... W...... 7 --- 0 O 5 UNC-Greensboro ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 O 12 Allegheny ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 2 O 6 North Carolina State ...... A...... L ...... 2 --- 3 O 17 Radford ...... H ...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 18 Radford ...... H ...... L ...... 2 --- 3 O 18 Denison ...... H ...... W...... 7 --- 0 O 22 Wilmington ...... H ...... W...... 6 --- 0 O 20 Wilmington ...... A...... W...... 4 --- 2 O 26 Wisconsin ...... A...... L ...... 2 --- 4 (ot) O 27 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 0 O 22 Xavier ...... A...... W ...... 1 --- 0 O 25 Michigan State ...... A...... T ...... 1 --- 1 O 30 Cincinnati ...... A...... L ...... 2 --- 3 O 26 Kalamazoo ...... A...... L ...... 2 --- 3 N 2 Northeast Missouri State ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 1 O 29 Cincinnati ...... H ...... L ...... 2 --- 4 N 3 Arkansas ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 1 O 31 Wilmington ...... H(2) ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 (1) - Played at Southern Methodist University N 1 Wright State ...... H(2) ...... W...... 2 --- 0 S 3 Wisconsin ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 2 (1) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament S 8 Ohio Wesleyan ...... A...... W ...... 6 --- 0 (2) - Dayton Invitational, University of Dayton S 12 Wright State ...... A...... W ...... 1 --- 0 S 16 Louisville ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 0 S 18 Wittenberg ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 0 S 21 Xavier ...... H ...... W (ot) .... 4 --- 2

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S 9 Xavier ...... A(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 4 O 20 Duquesne ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 0 1992 S 11 Cincinnati ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 3 O 26 Eastern Michigan ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 2 Season Record: 14-3-2 S 16 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 O 27 Michigan ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 3 S 25 Michigan State ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 O 30 Xavier ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 1 Coach: Bill Glisson (ot) S 30 Evansville ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 N 2 La Salle ...... A...... W ...... 4 --- 1 O 2 Kentucky ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 2 N 8 Fordham ...... N(1) ...... W ...... 4 --- 3 (ot) O 7 Butler ...... H ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 N 10 Massachusetts ...... N(1) ...... W ...... 3 --- 2 O 9 Loyola-Maryland ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 0 (1) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Rhode Island O 14 Loyola-Chicago ...... A...... W ...... 5 --- 0 O 16 Northern Illinois ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 19 Wright State ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 2 1997 O 22 James Madison ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 3 Season Record: 16-4-0 O 23 Virginia Tech ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 1 A-10 Record: 8-3-0 O 26 Detroit ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 0 Coach: Mike Tucker O 29 Marquette ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 0 S 7 Lewis ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 N 4 Cincinnati ...... N(2) ...... L ...... 0 --- 2 A 31 Miami-Ohio ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 1 S 11 Butler ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 (1) - Xavier Univ. Tournament S 3 Bowling Green ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 0 S 16 Wright State ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 0 (2) - Great Midwest Conference Tournament, Centerville, OH S 10 Ohio State ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 0 (2ot) S 19 Loyola-Chicago ...... A...... W .... 12 --- 0 S 12 Detroit ...... A...... W .... 1 --- 0 S 20 Notre Dame ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 4 S 17 Wright State ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 (ot) 1995 S 26 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... H ...... T ...... 2 --- 2 S 19 Illinois State ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 S 27 Wisconsin ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 Season Record: 9-9-1 S 21 Eastern Illinois ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 0 O 2 Niagara ...... N(1) ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 A-10 Record: 3-2-0 S 26 Valparaiso ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 1 O 4 North Carolina State ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 Coach: Mike Tucker S 28 Xavier ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 (ot) O 7 Xavier ...... A...... T ...... 1 --- 1 O 3 St. Bonaventure ...... H ...... W ...... 6 --- 1 O 10 Temple ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 5 Duquesne ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 O 11 La Salle ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 1 O 10 Saint Joseph’s ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 1 O 15 Louisville ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 1 O 12 Temple ...... H ...... W ...... 7 --- 1 (ot) O 17 Michigan State ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 17 Massachusetts ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 2 O 20 Siena Heights ...... H ...... W ...... 6 --- 0 O 19 Rhode Island ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 0 O 24 Davidson ...... A...... W ...... 4 --- 1 O 24 Virginia Tech ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 1 O 25 Radford ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 26 George Washington ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 (ot) O 28 Cincinnati ...... H ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 O 31 Fordham ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 31 Kentucky ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 N 2 La Salle ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 (1) - Played in Cleveland, OH S 4 Michigan State ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 3 N 7 Massachusetts ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 S 8 Xavier ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 2 (1) - A-10 Conference Championship, Xavier Univ. S 10 Cincinnati ...... H ...... L ...... 2 --- 4 1993 S 12 Louisville ...... A...... W ...... 5 --- 1 Season Record: 13-4-2 S 16 Duquesne ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 1 1998 S 17 Evansville ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 3 Coach: Bill Glisson Season Record: 14-5-2 Atlantic 10 S 22 George Washington ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 2 Conference A-10 Record: 9-1-1 Reg. Season S 24 Towson State ...... A...... W ...... 5 --- 4 Coach: Mike Tucker Champions S 27 Detroit ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 S 29 La Salle ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 0 O 1 Northern Illinois ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 0 O 4 Toledo ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 O 6 Wisconsin ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 3 O 8 Marquette ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 (ot) O 15 Loyola-Maryland ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 18 Wright State ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 3 S 5 Ohio State ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 O 22 Virginia Tech ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 O 27 Central Florida ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 1 S 12 James Madison ...... H ...... L ...... 2 --- 3 (ot) (ot) O 29 Stetson ...... A...... T ...... 1 --- 1 S 15 Wright State ...... A...... W ...... 1 --- 0 S 18 Monmouth ...... N(1) ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 S 19 St. Francis ...... N(1) ...... W .... 11 --- 0 S 21 Cincinnati ...... A...... W ...... 6 --- 1 1996 S 1 Ohio ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 2 (ot) S 25 Virginia ...... H ...... T ...... 2 --- 2 Season Record: 13-9-0 Atlantic 10 Atlantic 10 S 4 Michigan ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 3 Conference Conference S 26 Loyola-Chicago ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 0 A-10 Record: 7-1-0 Tournament West S 6 Purdue ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 1 (ot) O 1 Butler ...... A...... T ...... 3 --- 3 Coach: Mike Tucker Champions Champions S 9 Ohio State ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 (ot) O 2 La Salle ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 1 S 11 Xavier ...... A...... W ...... 1 --- 0 (ot) O 5 Xavier ...... H ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 S 13 Bowling Green ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 2 O 9 Marquette ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 0 S 19 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 2 O 10 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... A...... W ...... 4 --- 2 S 25 Wright State ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 0 O 16 Davidson ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 2 O 2 Duquesne ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 2 O 17 Southern Methodist ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 3 O 4 St. Bonaventure ...... A...... W ...... 6 --- 0 O 22 Michigan State ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 0 O 9 Temple ...... A...... W ...... 5 --- 1 O 24 Temple ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 O 11 Saint Joseph’s ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 1 O 29 Florida Atlantic ...... A...... W ...... 5 --- 0 O 16 Rhode Island ...... H ...... W ...... 4 --- 1 O 31 Central Florida ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 O 18 Massachusetts ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 (1) - Played at Niagara University O 23 George Washington ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 A 31 Indiana ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 O 25 Virginia Tech ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 (2ot) S 8 Louisville ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 2 O 28 Kentucky ...... H ...... T ...... 3 --- 3 (2ot) 1994 S 9 Kentucky ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 5 O 30 La Salle ...... A...... W .... 1 --- 0 (2ot) Season Record: 9-9-0 S 15 Saint Joseph’s ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 0 N 1 Fordham ...... A...... T .... 2 --- 2 S 17 Ohio State ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 N 6 Massachusetts ...... H(1) ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 Coach: Bill Glisson (pk) S 20 George Washington ...... H ...... L ...... 2 --- 3 N 8 Xavier ...... H(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 22 Toledo ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 (1) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Dayton S 25 Wright State ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 (pk) - Xavier won in a shootout, 4-3 S 27 Evansville ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 2 S 29 Virginia Tech ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 4 Eastern Illinois ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 1 O 6 Temple ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 2 O 12 St. Bonaventure ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 S 3 Valparaiso ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 1 O 13 Valparaiso ...... A...... W ...... 6 --- 0 (ot) O 16 Detroit ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 6 Ohio State ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 1

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1999 2001 2003

Season Record: 18-5-0 NCAA Atlantic 10 Atlantic 10 Season RRSeason ecorecorecord: 11d: 7-6-07-6-07-6-0 NCAA Atlantic 10 Atlantic 10 Season Record: 14-6-2 NCAA Atlantic 10 Atlantic 10 A-10 Record: 10-1-0 Championship Conference Conference A-10 Record: 11-0-0 Championship Conference Conference A-10 Record: 8-2-1 Championship Conference Conference Second Tournament Reg. Season Sweet Tournament Reg. Season First Tournament Reg. Season Coach: Mike Tucker Round Champions Champions Coach: Mike Tucker 16 Champions Champions Coach: Mike Tucker Round Champions Champions

ot A 29 UW-Milwaukee ...... N(1) ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 A 27 Purdue ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 0 A 31 Oregon State ...... N(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 4 A 31 Marquette ...... N(2) ...... W...... 1 --- 0 (2ot) S 3 Oakland ...... H ...... L ..... 1 --- 2 S 2 California-Irvine ...... N(1) ...... W ...... 4 --- 0 S 5 Marshall ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 2ot S 7 Wright State ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 1 S 7 Michigan State ...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 7 Virginia ...... H ...... T ...... 1 --- 1 S 10 Ohio ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 0 S 9 Michigan ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 S 12 Clemson ...... N(3) ...... L ...... 0 --- 2 (ot) S 12 Evansville ...... A...... W ...... 4 --- 3 S 19 Xavier ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 0 S 14 Furman ...... A(3) ...... W...... 1 --- 0 (ot) S 17 Central Michigan ...... H ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 S 21 Santa Clara ...... N(2) ...... L ...... 1 --- 3 S 19 California ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 S 19 Kentucky ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 3 S 23 Stanford ...... A(2) ...... L ...... 0 --- 6 S 21 Saint Mary's, Calif...... A...... L ...... 1 --- 3 S 22 Xavier ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 0 S 30 Ohio ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 1 S 28 Xavier ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 1 (2ot) S 24 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... H ...... L ..... 0 --- 1 O 5 Richmond ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 3 Temple ...... H ...... W...... 6 --- 0 O 1 Duquesne ...... H ...... L ...... 2 --- 3 O 7 George Washington ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 0 O 5 Saint Joseph’s ...... H ...... W...... 5 --- 1 O 3 St. Bonaventure ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 O 12 Fordham ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 0 O 10 Rhode Island ...... A...... L ...... 2 --- 4 O 8 Temple ...... H ...... W...... 5 --- 0 O 14 La Salle ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 O 12 Massachusetts ...... A...... W...... 1 --- 0 ot O 10 Saint Joseph’s ...... H ...... W...... 8 --- 1 O 19 St. Bonaventure ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 0 O 17 George Washington ...... A...... W ...... 1 --- 0 O 15 Rhode Island ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 0 O 21 Duquesne ...... A...... W ...... 1 --- 0 O 19 Richmond ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 O 17 Massachusetts ...... A...... W...... 3 --- 1 O 26 Saint Joseph’s ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 24 La Salle ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 1 O 22 George Washington ...... A...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 28 Temple ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 1 O 26 Fordham ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 1 O 24 Virginia Tech ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 1 N 2 Massachusetts ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 31 Duquesne ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 1 (ot) 2ot O 29 La Salle ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 2 N 4 Rhode Island ...... A...... W ...... 4 --- 0 N 2 St. Bonaventure ...... A...... T ...... 1 --- 1 O 31 Fordham ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 2 N 9 Xavier ...... N(3) ...... W ...... 5 --- 1 N 7 Xavier ...... N(4) ...... W...... 2 --- 0 N 5 St. Bonaventure ...... N(1) ...... W...... 2 --- 0 N 11 Richmond ...... N(3) ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 N 9 Richmond ...... A(4) ...... W...... 3 --- 0 N 7 Xavier ...... N(1) ...... W...... 1 --- 0 N 16 Maryland ...... N(4) ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 N 15 Ohio State ...... N(5) ...... L ...... 0 --- 3 N 10 Evansville ...... H(2) ...... W...... 3 --- 2 N 18 Miami-Ohio ...... N(4) ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 (1) - Milwaukee Cup, Marquette University N 14 Notre Dame ...... A(3) ...... L ...... 1 --- 5 N 23 UCLA ...... A(5) ...... L ...... 1 --- 3 (2) - Milwaukee Cup, UW-Milwaukee (1) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Massachusetts (1) - Air Force Falcon Invitational, Air Force Academy (3) - Select Kickoff Classic, Furman University (2) - NCAA First Round, Univ. of Dayton (2) - Stanford / Nike Invitational, Stanford University (4) - A-10 Conference Championship, University of Richmond (3) - NCAA Second Round, Univ. of Notre Dame (3) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Rhode Island (5) - NCAA First Round, West Virginia University (4) - NCAA First & Second Rounds, West Virginia Univ. 2000 (5) - NCAA Third Round, UCLA 2004 Season Record: 16-5-0 Atlantic 10 Season Record: 20-2-0 NCAA Atlantic 10 Atlantic 10 Conference Championship Conference Conference A-10 Record: 9-1-0 Reg. Season 2002 A-10 Record: 11-0-0 First Tournament Reg. Season Champions NCAA Atlantic 10 Round Champions Champions Coach: Mike Tucker Season RRSeason ecorecorecord: 11d: 7-4-07-4-07-4-0 Championship Conference Coach: Mike Tucker A-10 Record: 10-1-0 First Reg. Season Coach: Mike Tucker Round Champions

A 27 Florida ...... A...... L ...... 2 --- 3 A 29 Central Florida ...... A...... W...... 1 --- 0 (ot) S 3 Wright State ...... A...... W ...... 1 --- 0 A 27 Evansville ...... H ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 A 30 Evansville ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 0 S 5 Cincinnati ...... A...... W...... 2 --- 0 S 1 Clemson ...... A(1) ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 S 1 Louisville ...... A...... W ...... 3 --- 0 S 10 Virginia Tech ...... N(1) ...... W...... 2 --- 1 S 3 Auburn ...... N(1) ...... W...... 3 --- 1 S 6 Georgetown ...... H(1) ...... W ...... 3 --- 1 S 12 Louisiana State ...... N(1) ...... W...... 3 --- 0 S 6 Wright State ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 1 S 8 Marquette ...... H(1) ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 S 19 Oakland ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 1 (ot) S 10 Cal Poly ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 S 13 Wright State ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 0 S 25 Xavier ...... A...... W...... 1 --- 0 S 15 Ohio State ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 1 S 15 Michigan State ...... H ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 S 28 Butler ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 1 S 17 Ohio ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 2 S 19 Xavier ...... H ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 O 1 St. Bonaventure ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 0 S 20 Xavier ...... A...... W...... 4 --- 0 S 27 Illinois ...... A...... W ** . 1 --- 2 O 3 Duquesne ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 (2ot) S 24 Air Force ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 S 29 Oakland ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 8 Saint Joseph's ...... A...... W .... 1 --- 0 S 29 Fordham ...... A...... W...... 3 --- 0 O 4 Rhode Island ...... H ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 O 10 Temple ...... A...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 1 La Salle ...... A...... L ...... 0 --- 2 O 6 Massachusetts ...... H ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 O 15 Massachusetts ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 0 O 6 St. Bonaventure ...... H ...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 11 George Washington ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 0 O 17 Rhode Island ...... H ...... W...... 5 --- 1 O 8 Duquesne ...... H ...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 13 Richmond ...... H ...... W ...... 3 --- 1 O 22 Richmond ...... H ...... W...... 2 --- 1 O 13 Saint Joseph’s ...... A...... W...... 4 --- 2 O 18 La Salle ...... A...... W ...... 1 --- 0 O 24 George Washington ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 O 15 Temple ...... A...... W...... 7 --- 2 O 20 Fordham ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 0 O 29 Fordham ...... A...... W...... 3 --- 1 (ot) O 20 Massachusetts ...... H ...... W ...... 2 --- 1 O 25 Duquesne ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 1 O 31 La Salle ...... A...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 22 Rhode Island ...... H ...... W...... 1 --- 0 O 27 St. Bonaventure ...... H ...... W ...... 5 --- 0 N 5 Saint Joseph’s ...... N(2) ...... W...... 2 --- 1 (ot) O 27 Virginia Tech ...... H ...... W...... 3 --- 0 N 1 Temple ...... A...... W ...... 6 --- 0 N 7 Rhode Island ...... N(2) ...... W ...... 1 --- 0 (ot) O 29 George Washington ...... H ...... W...... 4 --- 0 N 3 Saint Joseph’s ...... A...... W ...... 2 --- 1 N 12 Wisconsin ...... N(3) ...... L ...... 1 --- 2 N 3 Rhode Island ...... N(2) ...... W...... 4 --- 2 N 8 Richmond ...... H(2) ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 (1) - Ohio State/Nike Invitational N 5 Xavier ...... N(2) ...... L ...... 0 --- 1 N 15 Virginia ...... N(3) ...... L ...... 2 --- 3 (2) - A-10 Conference Championship, University of Massachusetts (1) - Nike/Clemson Invitational, Clemson Univ. (1) - Dayton Marriott Flyer Classic, UD (3) - NCAA First Round, University of Notre Dame (2) - A-10 Conference Championship, Xavier Univ. (2) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Dayton (3) - NCAA First Round, West Virginia Univ. ** - Match was forfeited to UD

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10/27/95 ...... A W 3 1 Eastern Michigan All-Time Record vs. Opponents 8/29/04 ...... A W 1 0 Dayton trails 0-1-0 Air Force ...... 1-0-0 Michigan State ...... 6-5-1 10/26/96 ...... A L 1 2 Allegheny ...... 1-0-0 Missouri-Rolla ...... 1-0-0 Central Michigan Arkansas ...... 1-0-0 Missouri-St. Louis ...... 2-2-0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Auburn ...... 1-0-0 Monmouth ...... 2-1-0 EvansvilleEvansville 9/17/99 ...... H W (ot) 10 EvansvilleEvansvilleEvansville Bowling Green ...... 2-0-0 Morehead State ...... 2-0-0 Dayton trails 3-4-0 ButlerButlerButler ...... 4-0-14-0-14-0-1 Mt. St. Joseph’s ...... 4-2-0 9/30/94 ...... H L (ot) 01 Cal Poly ...... 1-0-0 Niagara ...... 1-0-0 CincinnatiCincinnatiCincinnati 9/17/95 ...... A L 0 3 California ...... 0-1-0 North Carolina ...... 0-2-0 Dayton trails 3-10-1 9/27/96 ...... H L 0 2 California-Irvine ...... 1-0-0 UNC-Greensboro ...... 0-1-0 10/18/84 ...... H L 0 4 9/12/99 ...... A W (ot) 43 UCLA ...... 0-1-0 North Carolina State ...... 0-3-0 10/30/85 ...... A L 1 5 11/10/99 ...... H(21) W 3 2 Central Florida...... 2-1-02-1-02-1-0 NE Missouri State ...... 1-0-0 10/29/86 ...... H L 2 4 8/27/00 ...... H L 1 2 Central Michigan ...... 1-0-0 Northern Illinois ...... 2-0-0 10/14/87 ...... A L 0 1 8/30/02 ...... A W 3 0 CincinnatiCincinnatiCincinnati ...... 3-10-13-10-13-10-1 Notre Dame ...... 2-3-1 10/13/88 ...... H L 1 2 Clemson ...... 0-2-0 OaklandOaklandOakland ...... 2-1-02-1-02-1-0 10/18/89 ...... A L 0 5 FloridaFlorida Creighton ...... 0-0-1 Oberlin ...... 4-0-0 9/19/90 ...... H T 3 3 FloridaFloridaFlorida Davidson ...... 2-0-0 Ohio ...... 4-0-0 10/20/91 ...... A L 2 3 Florida leads 1-0-0 Denison ...... 3-0-2 Ohio State ...... 2-7-0 10/28/92 ...... H W (ot) 10 8/27/04 ...... A L 2 3 Detroit ...... 2-2-0 Ohio Wesleyan ...... 2-0-0 9/21/93 ...... A W 6 1 Duke ...... 0-1-0 Oregon State ...... 0-1-0 9/11/94 ...... N(15) L 1 3 Florida Atlantic DuquesneDuquesneDuquesne...... 9-1-09-1-09-1-0 Purdue ...... 2-0-0 11/4/94 ...... N(16) L 0 2 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Eastern Illinois ...... 2-0-0 Quincy ...... 1-0-1 9/10/95 ...... H L 2 4 10/29/93 ...... A W 5 0 Eastern Michigan ...... 0-1-0 Radford ...... 2-2-0 9/5/04 ...... A W 2 0 Evansville ...... 3-4-0 Rhode Island...... 8-2-08-2-08-2-0 FloridaFloridaFlorida ...... 0-1-00-1-00-1-0 RichmondRichmondRichmond...... 5-2-05-2-05-2-0 ClemsonClemsonClemson FordhamFordhamFordham Florida Atlantic ...... 1-0-0 St. Bonaventure ...... 9-0-19-0-19-0-1 Dayton leads 8-0-1 Dayton trails 0-2-00-2-00-2-0 FordhamFordhamFordham ...... 8-0-18-0-18-0-1 St. Francis ...... 1-0-0 Dayton trails 0-2-00-2-0 11/8/96 ...... N(17) W 4 3 9/1/00 ...... A(23) L 1 2 Furman ...... 1-0-0 Saint Joseph’s...... 10-0-010-0-010-0-0 10/31/97 ...... H W 2 1 9/12/03 ...... N(32) L 0 2 George Mason ...... 0-1-0 St. Mary’s (Calif.) ...... 1-0-0 11/1/98 ...... A T (2ot) 22 Georgetown ...... 1-0-0 Santa Clara ...... 0-1-0 10/31/99 ...... H W 3 2 George Washington...... 7-3-07-3-07-3-0 Siena Heights ...... 6-0-1 CreightonCreightonCreighton 9/29/00 ...... A W 3 0 Illinois ...... 1-0-0 Southern Illinois ...... 4-2-0 10/12/01 ...... H W 3 0 Illinois State ...... 1-0-0 Southern Methodist ...... 0-2-0 Series tied 0-0-1 10/5/90 ...... N(10) T 4 4 10/20/02 ...... A W 2 0 Indiana ...... 0-1-0 Stanford ...... 0-1-0 10/26/03 ...... H W 3 1 James Madison ...... 0-2-0 Stetson ...... 0-0-1 10/29/04 ...... A W 3 1 Kalamazoo ...... 1-1-1 TempleTempleTemple ...... 11-0-011-0-011-0-0 DavidsonDavidsonDavidson Kentucky ...... 1-3-1 Texas A&M ...... 1-1-0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 FurmanFurman Kenyon ...... 2-0-0 Toledo ...... 2-0-0 10/24/92 ...... A W 4 1 FurmanFurmanFurman La SalleSalleLa ...... 11-1-011-1-011-1-0 Towson ...... 1-0-0 10/16/93 ...... H W 4 2 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Lewis ...... 4-0-0 Tulsa ...... 1-1-0 9/14/03 ...... A(32) W 1 0 Louisiana State ...... 1-0-01-0-01-0-0 Valparaiso ...... 3-0-0 Louisville ...... 11-0-0 Vanderbilt ...... 2-0-0 DenisonDenisonDenison George Mason Loyola-Chicago ...... 3-0-0 Villanova ...... 1-0-0 Dayton leads 3-0-2 George Mason Loyola-Maryland ...... 2-0-0 Virginia ...... 0-4-2 9/15/84 ...... H T 0 0 Dayton trails 0-1-0 Marquette ...... 5-2-0 Virginia Tech ...... 8-0-0 10/19/84 ...... N(1) T 1 1 10/23/88 ...... A L 0 1 Marshall ...... 1-0-0 Wilmington ...... 7-2-1 9/14/85 ...... A W 5 1 Maryland ...... 1-0-0 Wisconsin ...... 0-9-0 10/18/86 ...... H W 7 0 GeorgetownGeorgetownGeorgetown Maryville ...... 0-0-1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...... 6-4-1 10/12/87 ...... A W 6 1 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Massachusetts ...... 8-3-08-3-08-3-0 Wittenberg ...... 2-0-0 9/6/02 ...... H(30) W 3 1 Metropolitan State ...... 0-1-0 Wooster ...... 2-0-0 Miami-Ohio ...... 2-1-0 Wright State ...... 1117-4-17-4-17-4-1 DetroitDetroitDetroit Michigan ...... 0-3-0 XavierXavierXavier ...... 1117-9-27-9-27-9-2 Series tied 2-2-0 George Washington 10/26/94 ...... H W 4 0 Dayton leads 7-3-0 9/11/92 ...... H W 2 1 9/27/95 ...... A L 0 1 Air ForceForceAir 9/22/95 ...... A L 1 2 Air ForceForceAir 10/1/93 ...... A T (ot) 33 10/16/96 ...... H L 1 2 9/20/96 ...... H L 2 3 Dayton leads 1-0-0 10/7/94 ...... H W (ot) 10 9/12/97 ...... A W (2ot) 10 10/26/97 ...... A L 0 2 9/24/00 ...... H W 3 0 9/28/04 ...... H W 2 1 10/23/98 ...... H W 2 1 DukeDuke 10/22/99 ...... A W 1 0 AlleghenyAlleghenyAllegheny DukeDukeDuke Cal PolyPolyCal Dayton trails 0-1-0 10/29/00 ...... H W 4 0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 9/23/90 ...... N(24) L 2 4 10/7/01 ...... A W 3 0 10/12/86 ...... H W 4 2 9/10/00 ...... H W (ot) 21 10/11/02 ...... H W 2 0 (ot) DuquesneDuquesne 10/17/03 ...... A W 10 ArkansasArkansasArkansas DuquesneDuquesneDuquesne 10/24/04 ...... H W 3 0 CaliforniaCaliforniaCalifornia Dayton leads 9-1-0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Dayton trails 0-1-0 9/16/95 ...... H W 4 1 IllinoisIllinois 11/3/91 ...... H W 2 1 9/19/03 ...... A L 0 2 10/20/96 ...... A W 2 0 IllinoisIllinoisIllinois 10/5/97 ...... H W 2 0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 AuburnAuburnAuburn CalifCalifornia-Irornia-Irvinevine 10/2/98 ...... A W 3 2 9/27/02 ...... A W ** 1 2 CalifCalifCalifornia-Irornia-Irornia-Irvinevinevine 10/1/99 ...... H L 2 3 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 9/3/00 ...... N(23) W 3 1 10/8/00 ...... H W 1 0 Illinois State 9/2/01 ...... N(26) W 4 0 10/21/01 ...... A W 1 0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 10/25/02 ...... H W 5 1 9/19/97 ...... A W 2 1 Bowling Green UCLAUCLAUCLA 10/31/03 ...... A W 2 1 10/3/04 ...... H W 3 0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 Dayton trails 0-1-0 IndianaIndiana 9/3/97 ...... H W 5 0 11/25/01 ...... N(29) L 1 3 IndianaIndianaIndiana 9/13/98 ...... A W (ot) 32 Eastern Illinois Dayton trails 0-1-0 8/31/96 ...... A L 0 2 Central Florida Dayton leads 2-0-0 ButlerButlerButler 10/4/96 ...... H W 3 1 Dayton leads 2-1-0 9/21/97 ...... A W 3 0 Dayton leads 4-0-1 10/31/93 ...... A L 0 2 9/13/91 ...... A W 4 2

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9/28/86 ...... N(3) L (2ot) 01 James Madison MarquetteMarquetteMarquette 10/31/87 ...... N(6) W 2 1 OhioOhioOhio Dayton trails 0-2-0 Dayton leads 5-2-0 10/1/89 ...... A(3) W 1 0 Dayton leads 4-0-0 9/12/93 ...... H L 2 3 10/28/89 ...... N(9) W 1 0 9/1/98 ...... H W 3 2 10/22/94 ...... A L 1 3 10/27/90 ...... N(12) W 4 0 9/10/99 ...... A W 2 0 10/9/93 ...... A W 2 0 MonmouthMonmouthMonmouth 9/17/00 ...... H W 3 2 10/29/94 ...... H W 3 0 Dayton leads 2-1-0 9/30/01 ...... H W 3 1 KalamazooKalamazooKalamazoo 10/8/95 ...... A L 0 1 10/22/89 ...... A ot L (ot) 13 Series tied 1-1-1 9/8/02 ...... H(30) L 0 1 9/29/90 ...... H W 4 2 10/5/85 ...... H T 0 0 8/31/03 ...... N(31) W 1 0 9/18/93 ...... N(14) W 1 0 Ohio StateStateOhio 10/26/86 ...... A L 2 3 Dayton trails 2-7-0 9/19/87 ...... H W 7 2 9/29/84 ...... H W 2 1 MarshallMarshallMarshall Morehead State 10/20/84 ...... A(1) L 2 4 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 9/5/93 ...... A L 0 1 KentuckyKentuckyKentucky 9/5/03 ...... H W 3 0 9/9/86 ...... A W 7 0 9/6/94 ...... H L (ot) 01 Dayton trails 1-3-1 9/9/87 ...... H W 12 0 9/17/96 ...... H L 1 2 10/31/92 ...... H W 2 1 9/10/97 ...... A W 2 0 10/2/94 ...... A L 1 2 MarMarMarylandylandyland 9/9/98 ...... H L 1 2 9/9/96 ...... A L 1 5 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Mt. St. Joseph’s 9/15/00 ...... A L 0 1 (2ot) 10/28/98 ...... H T 33 11/16/01 ...... N(28) W 1 0 Dayton leads 4-2-0 11/14/03 ...... N(28) L 0 3 9/19/99 ...... A L 0 3 10/3/84 ...... H L 1 2 MarMarMaryvilleyvilleyville 10/20/84 ...... N(1) L 1 2 Ohio Wesleyan KenyonKenyon 9/18/85 ...... H W 5 0 Ohio Wesleyan KenyonKenyonKenyon Series tied 0-0-1 10/22/85 ...... A W 6 0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 10/20/84 ...... N(1) T 0 0 11/1/85 ...... H W 7 0 10/16/84 ...... H W 3 1 10/13/84 ...... H W 1 0 10/20/86 ...... H W 7 0 9/8/89 ...... A W 6 0 10/27/85 ...... A W 8 1 Massachusetts Dayton leads 8-3-0 Oregon State La SalleSalleLa NiagaraNiagaraNiagara Oregon State La SalleSalleLa 11/10/96 ...... N(17) W 3 2 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Dayton trails 0-1-0 (ot) Dayton leads 11-1-0 10/17/97 ...... A L 12 10/2/92 ...... N(13) W 2 0 8/31/01 ...... N(26) L 1 4 10/11/92 ...... A W 3 1 11/7/97 ...... N(18) L 0 1 10/2/93 ...... H W 4 1 10/18/98 ...... H L 1 2 9/29/95 ...... H W 3 0 11/6/98 ...... H(19) W 1 0 NNNorororth CarCarth olinaolinaolina PurduePurduePurdue 11/2/96 ...... A W 4 1 10/17/99 ...... A W 3 1 Dayton trails 0-2-0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 11/2/97 ...... H W 2 1 10/20/00 ...... H W (ot) 21 9/1/88 ...... N(8) L 0 5 9/6/98 ...... A W 3 1 10/30/98 ...... A W (2ot) 10 11/2/01 ...... A W 2 1 10/12/90 ...... H(11) L 1 5 8/27/99 ...... H W 2 0 10/29/99 ...... H W (ot) 32 10/6/02 ...... H W 1 0 10/1/00 ...... A L 0 2 10/12/03 ...... A W 1 0 10/14/01 ...... H W 2 0 10/15/04 ...... H W 4 0 UNC-Greensboro QuincyQuincyQuincy 10/18/02 ...... A W 1 0 Dayton trails 0-1-0 Dayton leads 1-0-1 10/24/03 ...... H W 3 1 10/5/91 ...... A L 0 1 9/23/88 ...... (3) T 2 2 10/31/04 ...... A W 1 0 Metropolitan State 9/30/89 ...... (3) W 3 2 Dayton trails 0-1-0 9/25/88 ...... N(3) L 0 1 NNNorororth CarCarth olina SSolina tttatatateee LewisLewisLewis Dayton trails 0-3-0 RadfordRadfordRadford Dayton leads 4-0-0 9/22/90 ...... A L 3 6 Series tied 2-2-0 9/10/88 ...... H W 5 0 Miami-Ohio 10/6/91 ...... A L 2 3 10/17/86 ...... H W 1 0 10/6/90 ...... N(10) W 5 0 Dayton leads 2-1-0 10/4/92 ...... H L 1 2 10/24/87 ...... A L 1 2 9/29/91 ...... H W 7 0 9/26/84 ...... A L 0 3 10/18/91 ...... H L 2 3 9/7/92 ...... H W 2 1 8/31/97 ...... H W 5 1 10/25/92 ...... A W 2 1 11/18/01 ...... N(28) W 2 0 NE Missouri State Dayton leads 1-0-0 Louisiana State 11/2/91 ...... H W 3 1 Rhode Island Louisiana State MichiganMichigan Dayton leads 1-0-0 MichiganMichiganMichigan Dayton leads 8-2-0 9/12/04 ...... N(34) W 3 0 Dayton trails 0-3-0 10/19/97 ...... A W 3 0 10/2796 ...... A L 0 3 NNNorororthern Illinois 10/16/98 ...... H W 4 1 9/4/98 ...... H L 1 3 Dayton leads 2-0-0 10/15/99 ...... A W 2 0 LLLouisvilleouisvilleouisville 9/9/01 ...... A L 0 1 10/16/94 ...... A W 2 1 10/22/00 ...... H W 1 0 Dayton leads 11-0-0 10/1/95 ...... H W 4 0 11/3/00 ...... N(18) W 4 2 10/19/85 ...... H W 3 1 Michigan State 11/4/01 ...... A W 4 0 10/4/86 ...... A W 6 1 Notre DameDameNotre 10/4/02 ...... H L 1 2 9/13/87 ...... H W 11 2 Dayton leads 6-5-1 10/10/03 ...... A L 2 4 Dayton trails 2-3-1 9/18/88 ...... A W 2 1 10/25/86 ...... A T 1 1 10/17/04 ...... H W 5 1 10/28/88 ...... H(4) W 6 0 9/16/89 ...... H W 4 0 9/9/87 ...... H W 2 0 11/7/04 ...... N(20) W(ot) 10 10/27/89 ...... N(9) W (pk) 21 9/15/90 ...... A W 2 0 10/16/88 ...... A W 3 1 10/26/90 ...... A(12) L 0 1 9/18/91 ...... H W 5 0 10/14/89 ...... H W 2 1 9/10/91 ...... H T (ot) 00 10/15/92 ...... H W 3 1 11/3/90 ...... A L 0 2 RichmondRichmondRichmond (ot) 9/20/92 ...... A L 1 4 9/12/95 ...... A W 5 1 9/27/91 ...... H L 12 Dayton leads 5-2-0 11/14/99 ...... A(22) L 1 5 9/8/96 ...... H W 3 2 10/17/92 ...... A W 2 1 10/5/01 ...... A W 2 1 9/1/02 ...... A W 3 0 10/22/93 ...... H W 3 0 11/11/01 ...... N(17) W 2 1 9/25/94 ...... A L 0 2 OaklandOaklandOakland 10/13/02 ...... H W 3 1 9/4/95 ...... H L 1 3 11/8/02 ...... H(19) L 0 1 Dayton leads 2-1-0 Loyola-Chicago 9/7/01 ...... A L 1 2 10/19/03 ...... A L 0 1 9/3/99 ...... H L (2ot) 12 Dayton leads 3-0-0 9/15/02 ...... H W 1 0 11/9/03 ...... A(33) W 3 0 Dayton leads 3-0-0 9/29/02 ...... A W 2 1 9/19/92 ...... A W 12 0 10/22/04 ...... H W 2 1 9/19/04 ...... H W 2 1 9/26/93 ...... H W 5 0 10/14/94 ...... A W 5 0 Missouri-Rolla Dayton leads 1-0-0 OberlinOberlinOberlin 9/28/85 ...... N(2) W 3 1 St. Bonaventure LoLoLoyyyola-Marola-Marola-Marylandylandyland Dayton leads 4-0-0 Dayton leads 9-0-1 9/22/84 ...... A W 4 0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 10/12/96 ...... H W 2 0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 10/12/85 ...... H W 4 0 10/9/94 ...... H W 5 0 Missouri-St. Louis 10/3/97 ...... H W 6 1 9/21/86 ...... A W 6 0 10/15/95 ...... A W (ot) 21 Series tied 2-2-0 10/4/98 ...... A W 6 0 10/25/85 ...... H L 1 2 9/12/87 ...... H W 9 1 10/3/99 ...... H W 3 0

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11/5/99 ...... N(20) W 2 0 10/8/99 ...... H W 5 0 WisconsinWisconsin 10/17/90 ...... H L 1 2 10/6/00 ...... H W 1 0 10/15/00 ...... A W 7 2 WisconsinWisconsinWisconsin 9/25/91 ...... A L 0 1 10/19/01 ...... A W 3 0 10/28/01 ...... H W 3 1 Dayton trails 0-9-0 9/16/92 ...... H W 3 0 10/27/02 ...... H W 5 0 11/1/02 ...... A W 6 0 9/26/86 ...... N(3) L 2 6 9/15/93 ...... A W (ot) 10 11/2/03 ...... A T (2ot) 11 10/3/03 ...... H W 6 0 9/25/87 ...... N(3) L 1 4 10/19/94 ...... H W 4 2 10/1/04 ...... H W 4 0 10/10/04 ...... A W 1 0 10/2/88 ...... A L 0 2 10/18/95 ...... A L 1 3 9/3/89 ...... H L 0 2 9/25/96 ...... H L 0 1 St. FrancisFrancisSt. TTexexas A&MA&Mas 9/8/90 ...... A L 0 6 9/17/97 ...... A W 2 1 St. FrancisFrancisSt. TTTexexexas A&MA&Mas 10/26/91 ...... A L 2 4 9/25/98 ...... H W 4 0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 Series tied 1-1-0 9/27/92 ...... H L 1 2 9/7/99 ...... A W 2 1 9/19/93 ...... N(14) W 11 0 9/27/86 ...... N(3) W 2 0 10/6/95 ...... A L 0 3 9/6/00 ...... H W 4 1 (ot) 9/27/87 ...... N(3) L 1 2 11/12/04 ...... N(22) L 12 9/13/02 ...... H W 3 0 Saint Joseph’s 9/3/04 ...... A W(ot) 10 Dayton leads 10-0-0 TTToledooledooledo Wisconsin-Milwaukee 9/15/96 ...... H W 3 0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 Dayton leads 6-4-1 XavierXavierXavier 10/10/97 ...... H W 5 1 10/4/95 ...... H W 2 0 9/15/85 ...... H W 3 0 DaDaDaytytyton leads 17-9-27-9-27-9-2 10/11/98 ...... A W 3 1 9/22/96 ...... A W 2 1 9/29/85 ...... N(2) W 3 1 10/10/84 ...... A L 0 1 10/10/99 ...... H W 8 1 10/7/89 ...... H W 4 1 11/3/84 ...... A L 0 2 10/13/00 ...... A W 4 2 TTTowowowsonsonson 9/9/90 ...... A L 1 3 10/8/85 ...... H L 0 2 10/26/01 ...... H W 2 1 10/27/91 ...... A W 2 0 11/2/85 ...... H W 1 0 Dayton leads 1-0-0 (ot) 11/3/02 ...... A W 2 1 9/26/92 ...... H T 22 10/22/86 ...... A W (ot) 10 9/24/95 ...... A W 5 4 10/5/03 ...... H W 5 1 10/10/93 ...... A W 4 2 10/6/87 ...... H W 4 0 (2ot) 10/8/04 ...... A W 10 9/16/94 ...... H L 1 2 10/10/88 ...... A W 2 1 11/5/04 ...... N(20) W 2 1 TTTulsaulsaulsa 9/19/98 ...... A L 1 2 9/21/89 ...... H W (ot) 42 9/24/99 ...... H L (2ot) 01 Series tied 1-1-0 10/10/90 ...... A T 0 0 8/29/03 ...... N(31) W (ot) 10 SSSt. MarMart. y’s (Calif.)(Calif.)y’s 10/8/89 ...... H W 1 0 10/2/91 ...... H L 1 2 10/7/92 ...... A T (ot) 11 St. Mary’s leads 1-0-0 9/8/91 ...... N(25) L 0 4 10/5/93 ...... H W 1 0 9/21/03 ...... A L 1 3 WittenbergWittenbergWittenberg 9/9/94 ...... A(15) L 1 4 Dayton leads 2-0-0 ValparaisoValparaisoValparaiso 9/8/95 ...... H L 0 2 9/15/86 ...... H W 11 0 Santa ClaraClaraSanta Dayton leads 3-0-0 10/30/96 ...... A W 3 1 Santa ClaraClaraSanta 9/18/89 ...... H W 5 0 Dayton trails 0-1-0 9/3/94 ...... H W 5 1 9/28/97 ...... H L 0 1 9/21/01 ...... N(27) L 1 3 10/13/96 ...... A W 6 0 9/11/98 ...... A W (ot) 10 9/26/97 ...... H W 4 1 WoosterWoosterWooster 11/8/98 ...... H(19) L (pk) 12 Siena Heights Dayton leads 2-0-0 9/22/99 ...... H W 2 0 VanderbiltVanderbiltVanderbilt 10/27/84 ...... H W 3 0 11/7/99 ...... N(20) W 1 0 Dayton leads 6-0-1 10/14/85 ...... A W 9 0 9/20/00 ...... A W 4 0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 9/7/86 ...... H W 4 0 Dayton leads 2-0-0 11/5/00 ...... A(18) L 0 1 9/21/85 ...... N(2) W 10 0 9/5/87 ...... H W 5 1 9/19/01 ...... H W 3 0 (ot) 10/10/86 ...... H W 7 0 9/3/88 ...... H T 22 Wright State 11/9/01 ...... N(17) W 5 1 9/24/89 ...... A W 3 0 DaDaDaytytyton leads 17-4-17-4-17-4-1 9/29/02 ...... H W 1 0 10/14/90 ...... H W 2 0 VillanovaVillanovaVillanova 10/16/85 ...... H W 3 0 9/28/03 ...... A W 2 1 9/15/91 ...... A W 12 0 9/17/86 ...... A W 3 1 Dayton leads 1-0-0 11/7/03 ...... N(28) W 2 0 10/20/92 ...... H W 6 0 10/7/86 ...... H W 5 0 10/20/89 ...... A W 3-0 9/25/04 ...... A W 1 0 11/1/86 ...... H(4) W 2 0 Southern Illinois 9/16/87 ...... A W 4 0 Southern Illinois VirginiaVirginiaVirginia 10/30/87 ...... N(5) W 2 0 Dayton leads 4-2-0 Dayton trails 0-4-2 9/14/88 ...... H T 1 1 9/22/85 ...... N(2) L (ot) 12 10/25/87 ...... N(7) L 1 3 10/29/88 ...... A(6) W 1 0 9/27/85 ...... N(2) L 1 2 10/22/88 ...... A L 0 2 9/12/89 ...... A W 1 0 9/26/87 ...... N(3) W 6 1 10/21/90 ...... A L 0 2 9/6/88 ...... H W 2 1 9/25/93 ...... H T (ot) 22 9/24/88 ...... N(3) W 2 0 LegendLegendLegend 11/15/02 ...... N(28) L 2 3 9/29/89 ...... N(3) W 2 0 (2ot) (1) - Ohio State University Invitational 9/7/03 ...... H T 11 (2) - Unknown neutral site (3) - University of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament Southern Methodist (4) - Dayton Invitational, University of Dayton VirVirVirginia TTginia ececechhh (5) - Dayton Invitational, Xavier University Dayton trails 0-2-0 Dayton leads 8-0-0 (6) - Dayton Invitational, Wright State University 9/7/91 ...... A L 1 6 10/23/94 ...... A W 3 1 (7) - Played at Radford University 10/17/93 ...... H L 1 3 10/22/95 ...... H W 2 0 (8) - Played in Cincinnati, OH (9) - Midwestern Collegiate Conference Invitational, Xavier University 9/29/96 ...... A W 2 1 (10) - Played at University of Notre Dame StanfordStanfordStanford 10/24/97 ...... A W 3 1 (11) - Played at Centerville (OH) High School Dayton trails 0-1-0 10/25/98 ...... H W 2 0 (12) - Midwestern Collegiate Conference Invitational, University of Notre Dame (13) - Played in Cleveland, OH 9/23/01 ...... A(27) L 0 6 10/24/99 ...... A W 2 1 10/27/00 ...... H W 3 0 (14) - Played at Niagara University (15) - Xavier University Tournament 9/10/04 ...... N(34) W 2 1 (16) - Great Midwest Conference Tournament, Centerville (OH) High School StetsonStetsonStetson (17) - Atlantic 10 Conference Championship, University of Rhode Island Series tied 0-0-1 WilmingtonWilmington (18) - Atlantic 10 Conference Championship, Xavier University 10/29/95 ...... A T (ot) 11 WilmingtonWilmingtonWilmington (19) - Atlantic 10 Conference Championship, University of Dayton Dayton leads 7-2-1 (20) - Atlantic 10 Conference Championship, University of Massachusetts 10/6/84 ...... A T 0 0 (21) - NCAA Championship, University of Dayton TTTempleempleemple (22) - NCAA Championship, University of Notre Dame 11/3/84 ...... A L 1 3 (23) - Nike / Clemson Invitational, Clemson University Dayton leads 11-0-0 10/2/85 ...... H W 1 0 (24) - Played at North Carolina State University 10/10/92 ...... A W 2 1 10/20/86 ...... A W 4 2 (25) - Played at Southern Methodist University 10/24/93 ...... H W 2 0 10/31/86 ...... H(4) L 0 1 (26) - Falcon Invitational, U.S. Air Force Academy 10/6/96 ...... H W 3 2 10/8/87 ...... H W 3 1 (27) - Stanford/Nike Invitational, Stanford University (28) - NCAA Championship, West Virginia Virginia 10/12/97 ...... H W 7 1 10/5/88 ...... A W 4 0 (29) - NCAA Championship, UCLA 10/9/98 ...... A W 5 1 10/11/89 ...... H W 3 0 (30) - Dayton Marriott Flyer Classic, University of Dayton 10/3/90 ...... A W 5 0 (31) - Milwaukee Cup, Marquette University & UW-Milwaukee 10/22/91 ...... H W 6 0 (32) - Select Kickoff Classic, Furman University (33) - Atlantic 10 Conference Championship, University of Richmond (34) - Ohio State/Nike Invitational, Ohio State University

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 63 ALL-TIME ROSTER

Player Years on Roster Player Years on Roster Albert, Tara 1996 1997 1998 1999 Melvin, Jessica 2001 2002 2003 Alberti, Lisa 1984 1985 Molloy, Jenny 1987 1988 1989 1990 Arledge, Cara 1985 1986 1987 1988 Monahan, Jaime 2003 2004 Arling, Stephanie 1995 Moscato, Denine 1987 Aschenbrener, Judi 2000 2001 2002 2003 Murray, Tricia 1985

Bach, Ingrid 1997 Neidenthal, Lindsay 1999 Bachman, Amy 1985 Noland, Shelley 1998 Battison, Lesley 1998 1999 Beecroft, Angie 1994 1995 1996 1997 O’Hare, Maureen 1984 1985 1986 Bennett, Erin 1990 1991 1992 1993 Oaks, Karen 1985 1986 Bernett, Libby 1984 Osberger, Sara 1993 1994 1995 1996 Boland, Laura 2002 2003 2004 Ouvic, Shelley 1984 Bonner, Maureen 1990 1991 1992 1993 Owens, Kathryn 1984 Borysiak, Meghan 2002 2003 2004 Oxley, Wes 1996 1997 1998 1999 Breault, Caitlin 1993 1994 1995 Bredlo, Alicija 2002 2003 2004 Palazzolo, Antonia 1985 1986 1987 Brendel, Stephanie 1984 1985 Palumbo, Stacy 2002 2003 2004 Brown, Liz 1999 2000 2001 2002 Phelps, Leah 2001 2002 2003 2004 Brown, Melissa 1999 Platte, Dawn 1992 1993 1994 1995 Buck, Melissa 1997 1998 1999 2000 Powers, Therese 1992 1993 1994 1995 Bulger, Tracy 1992 1993 1994 1995 Pratt, Colleen 1998 1999 Bushman, Beth 1995 1996 1997 1998 Psota, Jennifer 1991 1992 1993 Bushman, Bridget 1998 1999 2000 2001 Puscian, Lisa 1987 Busse, Aimee 1984 Quinn, Amy 1986 1987 Campbell, Shannon 1994 1995 1996 1997 Quinter, Clare 1999 2000 2001 2002 Ciasnocha, Julie 1991 1992 1993 1994 STACEY MARTIN Coleman, Diane 1989 1990 1991 1992 1977-1998 Raiff, Julie 1984 Corcoran, Teri 1991 1992 1993 1994 Reddington, Meg 1987 Covey, Stephanie 1985 1986 Stacey Martin left this Earth too soon. Rice, Amy 1985 1986 1987 1988 On March 28, 1998, she passed away during Richardson, Teri 1995 1996 1997 1998 D’Epiro, Tina 1986 1987 1988 an exhibition match at Baujan Field. Riesenbeck, Patti 1984 Davin, Jen 1996 1997 1998 1999 Martin, a tenacious defender, was named Russo, Mary 1985 1986 1987 Davis, Lori 1988 1989 1990 1991 Second Team All-Atlantic 10 in 1997. Ryznar, Jane 1986 1988 1989 1990 DeCarlo, DeeDee 1987 1988 1989 1990 DeLuca, Stacy 2000 2001 2002 2003 In her memory, the Flyers have put the team’s Sauers, Amy 1989 1990 1991 1992 DiGuardi, Nina 2000 2001 2002 2003 leadership award in her name. Schneider, Jennifer 1988 Duvic, Shelly 1984 Schoeplein, Sara 1997 1998 The Stacey Martin Leadership Award Schroder, Fran 1985 1986 Echelbarger, Gretchen 2002 Schuler, Karen 1988 1989 1990 1991 Edwards, Kim 1990 1991 1992 1999 ...... Damian Gold Schwarzkopf, Mary 1990 1991 1992 Eimermacher, Linda 1989 2000 ...... Clair Quinter Sedlacek, Reba 2002 2003 2004 Enderle, Therese 1984 1985 2001 ...... Sarah Walker Shea, Patty 1992 1993 1994 1995 2002 ...... Nina DiGuardi Showalter, Erin 2000 2001 2002 2003 Feldbruegge, Molly 1988 Simonds, Michele 1987 1988 1989 1990 Finnegan, Colleen 1987 1988 1989 2003 ...... Nina DiGuardi Simonetti, Jen 2001 2002 2003 2004 Fitzharris, Lisa 1986 2004 ...... Leah Phelps Skladany, Erin 2000 2001 Flynn, Mary Jo 1986 1987 1988 1989 Smith, Jennifer 1990 1991 1992 1993 Freckman, Janelle 2003 Sparks, Angie 1994 1996 1997 1998 Friel, Lisa 1984 Player Years on Roster Staton, Kathy 1984 Kuhl, Shannon 1999 2001 2002 2003 Storm, Angela 1988 1989 1990 1991 Gartland, Colleen 1988 Kuntz, Amanda 2001 2002 2003 2004 Suttie, Lizabeth 1985 1986 Gaydos, Kathy 1984 1985 Gerlach, Jill 1994 1995 Loney, Beth 1997 Terris, Katie 1990 1991 1992 1993 Gill, Molly 1993 1994 1995 1996 Lowstuter, Katie 2002 2003 2004 Thompson, Patty 1986 1987 1988 1989 Gilles, Karen 1989 1990 1991 1992 Lucas, Jenny 1998 Thorne, Jennifer 1991 Gillespie, Danielle 1996 1997 1998 1999 Luehrs, Jacqueline 2002 2003 2004 Toerner, Julie 1986 1987 1988 Gold, Damian 1996 1997 1998 1999 Lutz, Carrie 1992 1993 1994 1995 Toth, Holly 1996 1997 1998 Goshen, Alix 1998 Truchan, Lenay 1994 1995 1996 1997 Gregg, Missy 1999 2000 Mallon, Kelly 1987 1988 1989 1990 Tucker, Lori 1989 1990 1991 Grems, Amanda 1996 1997 1998 1999 Mara, Sheila 1985 Griffeth, Nancy 1985 Martin, Stacey 1995 1996 1997 Walker, Sarah 1998 1999 2000 2001 Mathis, Mary Kay 1984 1985 Warren, Kelli 1988 1989 1990 1991 Hall, Kimberly 1992 1993 1994 1995 Maxwell, Sarah 2001 2002 Watts, Robyn 1988 Hamant, Suzanne 1994 1995 1996 McCauley, Katie 1985 1986 1987 Wegman, Jennifer 1987 1988 1989 Hanhart, Colleen 1987 1988 1989 1990 McHugh, Beth 2000 2001 2002 2003 Weisenfeld, Stephanie 1999 2000 2001 2002 Harmeyer, Renee 1996 1997 1998 McKnight, Megan 1998 1999 2000 2001 Wellman, Amy 1984 1985 1986 Henke, Maribeth 1984 1985 Medwig, Christine 1988 1989 1990 1991 West, Sarah 2003 2004 Hersman, Tonya 1986 1987 Whitehead, Lindsey 1999 2000 2001 2002 Hinkle, Jennifer 1986 1987 1988 1989 Wilde, Julie 1994 1995 1996 1997 Holdren, Tracy 1991 1992 Willis, Heather 1998 Winslow, Cynthia 1993 1995 1996 1997 Jarvis, Monica 1993 1994 1995 Wold, Keri 1990 1991 Wolff, Patricia 1984 Kazmaier, Karen 1985 1986 1987 Worley, Megan 1997 1998 1999 2000 Kelly, Colleen 1984 Kemmer, Amy 1995 1996 1997 1998 Yates, Jamie 2003 Kenney, Kara 2000 2001 Young, Holly 1992 1993 1994 1995 Kiefer, Paula 1991 1992 1993 1994 King, Tiffany 1996 1997 1998 Zielke, Ingrid 1997 1998 1999 2000 Kirwan, Kelly 1985 1986 1987 Kohler, Jennifer 1992 1993 1994 1995 Kozlowski, Tesia 2001 2002 2003 2004 Kroll, Carrie 1994 1995

64 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 65 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE

On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is now the to the championship schedule. Atlantic 10 Conference was conceived. What The next major change came in started as an eight-school, men’s basketball- 1981 when the office of the commis- only affiliation has grown into a 14-university, sioner was instituted. Leland Byrd, who 21-sport league that is universally hailed as had served as president and executive one of the best conferences in the country. director of the league since its inception, That growth and prominence is a direct as well as athletic director at West Vir- result of the ideals and commitments ginia, was named the Conference's first of the member institutions of the Atlan- commissioner and established the tic 10. The University of Dayton, commissioner's office in Pittsburgh. Duquesne University, Fordham Univer- Byrd guided the Eastern 8 through sev- sity, The George Washington University, eral membership changes as Rhode Is- La Salle University, University of Mas- land, St. Bonaventure, Saint Joseph's, sachusetts, University of Rhode Island, University of Atlantic 10 Conference and Temple replaced Pittsburgh and Villanova. After Richmond, St. Bonaventure University, Saint 230 South Broad Street membership stabilized, the Eastern 8 transformed Joseph's University, Temple University, and Xavier SuitSuitSuite 11e 700700700 into the Atlantic 10 Conference with Byrd orchestrat- University have formed the foundation of the Atlantic Philadelphia, PA 19102 (215) 545-6678 ing the drive to make the league more broad-based as 10 - a foundation which is further strengthened this Fax: (215) 545-3342 the women's sports of basketball, gymnastics, soft- season with the additions of the University of North www.atlantic10.org ball, tennis, and volleyball were added to the cham- Carolina at Charlotte and Saint Louis University. pionship slate. In 2005-06, the Atlantic 10 Conference cel- In May 1984, Byrd resigned as commissioner and was ebrates it’s 30th anniversary season. Although an- Linda Bruno replaced by Charlie Theokas, who remained at the niversaries are a good time to reflect, this anniversary Atlantic 10 for 15 and a half months, bringing the is a celebration of the future as much as the past. Commissioner league to national consciousness with his "Think "It is with pride that we look back at our accom- ...... Linda Bruno Associate Commissioner Atlantic 10" campaign. On December 31, 1985, plishments and see how far this league has truly ...... Steve Hurlbut Theokas resigned to accept the athletic director's come," says A-10 commissioner Linda Bruno, who Assistant Commissioner position at Temple and was replaced by Ron begins her 12th season at the helm of the league - the ...... Mitchell Kendall Bertovich, who officially assumed the longest tenure of any commissioner in the Assistant Commissioner/Compliance ...... Jackie Campbell commissioner's position in May 1986 after serving Conference’s history. "More importantly, however, Assistant Commissioner/Corporate Sponsorships as interim commissioner following Theokas' depar- the additions of Charlotte and Saint Louis ensure that ...... Jeff Long ture. In eight years as commissioner, Bertovich ex- the future is brighter than it has ever been. We are Assistant Commissioner/Public Relations panded the Conference staff to better meet the grow- adding two members who will greatly enhance the na- ...... Ray Cella Director of Championships ing needs of the membership and established the tional profile of all our sports and expose our pro- ...... Celene McGowan Atlantic 10 Television Network, which has developed grams to two new markets in which our universities Associate Director of Communications into a major regional outlet and has won three Emmy actively recruit. The A-10 has never been as strong as ...... Stephen Haug Awards. In addition, he oversaw further membership it is now." Associate Director of Communications ...... AnnMarie Person changes as Xavier was added to the league while The Atlantic 10 Conference, which spans eight Assistant Director of Sponsorships Penn State, Rutgers, and West Virginia departed. Fur- states and the District of Columbia with a total popu- ...... Karl Mawhinney thermore, he continued the league's emphasis on lation of almost 73 million people, will crown cham- Coordinator of Television Operations broad-based programs as the Atlantic 10 expanded pions in 21 sports this season: baseball, men's and ...... Dan Williams Assistant to the Commissioner its championship list with the additions of women's women's basketball, men's and women's cross ...... Charisse Davidson cross country, field hockey, men's and women's soc- country, field hockey, men's golf, women’s lacrosse, Finance Assistant cer, women's swimming & diving, and men's and men's and women's indoor and outdoor track & ...... Marybeth Chartier women's indoor track & field, as well as the field, women's rowing, men's and women's soccer, Compliance Assistant ...... Jamie Braunwarth reinstitution of men's swimming & diving. softball, men's and women's swimming & diving, Coordinator of Men's Basketball Officials On April 13, 1994, Bertovich resigned his posi- men's and women's tennis, and women's volleyball...... Jim Satalin tion to accept the job of vice president and general The genesis of this tradition of success can be Coordinator of Women's Basketball/Field Hockey Officials manager of Empire Sports Network in Buffalo. On traced to March 2, 1975, when eight university repre- ...... Marie Koch Assignor of Softball/Soccer Officials June 14, 1994, Linda Bruno was officially intro- sentatives met in Harrisburg, PA, to discuss the for- ...... Nick Cinquanto duced as the Atlantic 10's fourth commissioner. As mation of a new collegiate basketball association. Assignor of Volleyball Officials commissioner, Bruno has strengthened the Atlantic A similar meeting was also held on May 23 of that ...... Bill Stevens 10's membership with the additions of Charlotte, year, with the final formation of the Eastern Collegiate Assignor of Baseball Officials ...... Nick Zibelli Dayton, Fordham, La Salle, Richmond, and Saint Basketball League announced on August 13, 1975. Receptionist Louis. She also negotiated television deals with ESPN The NCAA granted allied affiliation status upon the ...... Ginette Gilbert and was among the first to sign a contract with Col- ECBL on October 15, 1975, and granted the league Championships Intern lege Sports Television, which provides greater expo- an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament on June ...... TBA Marketing Intern sure for the Atlantic 10's athletic programs. Under 17, 1976...... TBA her leadership, the Atlantic 10 has increased its cham- The ECBL began operation at the start of the pionship schedule to 21 sports with the additions of 1976-77 season with Duquesne, George Washing- women's rowing, men's and women's outdoor track ton, Massachusetts, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, & field, and women’s lacrosse. In 1997, Bruno also Villanova, and West Virginia as its charter members. spearheaded the league’s entrance into Division I Several changes happened quickly in the ECBL, the football with the formation of the Atlantic 10 Foot- first coming in 1977-78 when the league changed its ball Conference, which has won three national titles name to the Eastern Athletic Association - better in its eight-year existence. In addition, in an effort to known as the Eastern 8 - to reflect its changing mis- recognize the athletic and academic achievements sion. That year, the Eastern 8 became more than a of all student-athletes, Bruno instituted the basketball league as the men's sports of baseball, Commissioner's Honor Roll, which cites every Atlan- cross country, golf, swimming, and tennis were added tic 10 student-athlete with a 3.5 gpa or better.

66 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 2005 OPPONENTS

Butler Charlotte Cincinnati Sunday, September 18 Sunday, October 16 Sunday, September 4 1:00 PM ET 1:00 PM ET 1:30 PM ET Varsity Field Baujan Field Baujan Field Indianapolis, Ind. Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Indianapolis, Ind. Location ...... Charlotte, N.C. Location ...... Cincinnati, Ohio Nickname ...... Bulldogs Nickname ...... 49ers Nickname ...... Beatcats Colors ...... Blue & White Colors ...... Green & White Colors ...... Red & Black Enrollment ...... 4,400 Enrollment ...... 19,846 Enrollment ...... 34,000 President ...... Dr. Bobby Fong Chancellor ...... Dr. Phil Dubois President ...... Dr. Nancy L. Zimpher Director of Athletics ...... John Parry Director of Athletics ...... Judy Rose Director of Athletics ...... Bob Goin Conference ...... Horizon Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Conference ...... Big East Stadium ...... Varsity Field Stadium ...... Transamerica Field Stadium ...... Gettler Stadium Capacity ...... 1,000 Capacity ...... 1,000 Capacity ...... 1,400 Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... FieldTurf

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Woody Sherwood Head Coach ...... John Lipsitz Head Coach ...... Meridy Glenn Alma Mater ...... Xavier ‘91 Alma Mater ...... North Carolina, ‘88 Alma Mater ...... Brown, ‘80 Record at Butler ...... 55-54-9 / 6 years Record at Charlotte ...... 0-0-0 / 1st year Record at Cincinnati ...... 239-154-28 / 22 years Career Record ...... 77-71-10 / 8 years Career Record ...... 43-10-4 / 3 years Career Record ...... 239-154-28 / 22 years Assistant Coach ...... Tari St. John Assistant Coach ...... Sari Rose Assistant Coach ...... Amy Simonson Alma Mater ...... Purdue ‘03 Alma Mater ...... Wake Forest, ‘98 Alma Mater ...... Cincinnati, ‘02 Assistant Coach ...... Sarah Judy Assistant Coach ...... Christy Even Alma Mater ...... Charlotte, ‘01 Alma Mater ...... Cincinnati, ‘01

Team Information Team Information Team Information 2004 Record ...... 7-10-2 2004 Record ...... 5-12-2 2004 Record ...... 4-14-0 Conference Record ...... 4-3-0 Conference Record ...... 5-3-2 Conference Record ...... 1-9-0 Finish ...... 3rd Finish ...... 6th Finish ...... 14th 2004 Postseason ...... None 2004 Postseason ...... None 2004 Postseason ...... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 18 / 6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 17 / 8 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...... 17 / 6 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7 / 4 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7 / 4 Starters Returning / Lost ...... 7 / 4

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Women’s Soccer SID ...... John Dedman Women’s Soccer SID ...... Brent Stasny Women’s Soccer SID ...... Jeremy Martin Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Office ...... 317-940-9994 Office ...... 704-687-6313 Office ...... 513-556-5191 Cell ...... 317-491-5462 Cell ...... n/a Cell ...... 513-519-9792 Fax ...... 317-940-9808 Fax ...... 704-687-4918 Fax ...... 937-556-0619 Pressbox ...... n/a Pressbox ...... n/a Pressbox ...... n/a

2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug 26 at Louisville 7:00 PM Aug 26 Davidson 7:00 PM Aug 26 William & Mary 7:00 PM Aug 28 at Ball State 1:00 PM Aug 28 Mercer 2:00 PM Aug 28 Michigan State 1:00 PM Sep 02 Xavier 4:00 PM Aug 31 at Tennessee Tech 5:00 PM Sep 2 vs. Ohio State 5:00 PM Sep 03 Eastern Kentucky 3:00 PM Sep 04 UNC Wilmington 2:00 PM Sep 44Sep at DDat AAAYYYTTTONONON 1:30 PMPM1:30 Sep 09 at Indiana State 4:00 PM Sep 09 vs. Furman 5:00 PM Sep 9 at Kentucky 7:00 PM Sep 13 at Purdue 4:30 PM Sep 11 vs. South Carolina 1:00 PM Sep 11 at Central Michigan 1:00 PM Sep 16 at Indiana 7:00 PM Sep 16 at Mississippi 8:00 PM Sep 15 Louisville 7:00 PM Sep 1818Sep DDDAAAYYY TTT ONONON 1:00 PMPM1:00 Sep 18 at Mississippi State 2:00 PM Sep 20 Xavier 7:00 PM Sep 23 at Hawai'i 7:00 PM Sep 25 Marshall 2:00 PM Sep 23 at Notre Dame 6:00 PM Sep 24 vs. Robert Morris 5:00 PM Sep 30 at Saint Louis 8:00 PM Sep 25 DePaul 1:00 PM Oct 02 UW-Milwaukee 12:00 PM Oct 02 at Duquesne 1:00 PM Sep 30 at Connecticut 7:00 PM Oct 08 at Youngstown State 1:00 PM Oct 09 at Cleveland State 1:30 PM Oct 07 St. Bonaventure 7:00 PM Oct 2 at Providence 1:00 PM Oct 14 UW-Green Bay 3:00 PM Oct 09 Fordham 2:00 PM Oct 7 at Villanova 4:00 PM Oct 16 at Loyola 11:30 AM Oct 14 at Xavier 7:00 PM Oct 9 at Georgetown 1:00 PM Oct 18 IUPUI 3:00 PM Oct 1616Oct at DDat AAAYYY TTTONONON 1:00 PMPM1:00 Oct 14 Marquette 7:00 PM Oct 23 Detroit (DH) 12:00 PM Oct 22 Richmond 7:00 PM Oct 16 South Florida 1:00 PM Oct 28 at Wright State 7:00 PM Oct 28 Massachusetts 7:00 PM Oct 21 Rutgers 7:00 PM Oct 30 Rhode Island 2:00 PM Oct 23 Seton Hall 1:00 PM

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2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 67 2005 OPPONENTS

Fordham Furman George Washington Sunday, October 23 Friday, September 2 Friday, October 7 1:00 PM ET 7:30 PM ET 3:00 p.m. ET Jack Coffey Field Baujan Field Mount Vernon Soccer Field Bronx, N.Y. Dayton, Ohio Washington, D.C.

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Bronx, N.Y. Location ...... Greenville, S.C. Location ...... Washington, D.C. Nickname ...... Rams Nickname ...... Lady Paladins Nickname ...... Colonials Colors ...... Maroon & White Colors ...... Purple & White Colors ...... Buff & Blue Enrollment ...... 7,403 Enrollment ...... 2,600 Enrollment ...... 10,030 President ...... Joesph McShane, SJ President ...... Dr. David Shi President ...... Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Director of Athletics ...... Frank McLaughlin Director of Athletics ...... Gary Clark Director of Athletics ...... Jack Kvancz Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Conference ...... Southern Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Stadium ...... Jack Coffey Field Stadium ...... Eugene E. Stone Stadium Stadium ...... Mount Vernon Soccer Field Capacity ...... 1,000 Capacity ...... 3,000 Capacity ...... 1,000 Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... FieldTurf

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Ness Selmani Head Coach ...... Andrew Burr Head Coach ...... Tanya Vogel Alma Mater ...... Prishtina, ‘72 Alma Mater ...... Furman, ‘91 Alma Mater ...... George Washington, ‘96 Record at Fordham ...... 65-85-15 / 9 years Record at Furman ...... 0-0-0 / 1st year Record at George Washington ...... 40-47-7 / 5 years Career Record ...... 65-85-15 / 9 years Career Record ...... 0-0-0 / 1st year Career Record ...... 40-47-7 / 5 years Assistant Coach ...... TBA Assistant Coach ...... Melissa Barnes Assistant Coach ...... Colin Lennon Alma Mater ...... TBA Alma Mater ...... Furman, ‘02 Alma Mater ...... St. Lawrence, ‘96 Assistant Coach ...... Ed Stein Alma Mater ...... Furman, ‘93

Team Information Team Information Team Information 2004 Record ...... 8-7-3 2004 Record ...... 14-9-0 2004 Record ...... 6-8-5 Conference Record ...... 3-6-2 Conference Record ...... 9-2-0 Conference Record ...... 4-4-3 Finish ...... 10th Finish ...... 2nd Finish ...... T-6th 2004 Postseason ...... None 2004 Postseason ...... NCAA First Round 2004 Postseason ...... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... n/a Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 17 / 3 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...... 18 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 6 / 5 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 10 / 2 Starters Returning / Lost ...... 6

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Women’s Soccer SID ...... Scott Kwiatkowski Women’s Soccer SID ...... Jordan Caskey Women’s Soccer SID ...... Ted Leshinski Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Office ...... 718-817-4240 Office ...... 864-294-2376 Office ...... 202-994-0339 Cell ...... 912-262-5440 Cell ...... TBA Cell ...... TBA Fax ...... 718-817-4244 Fax ...... 864-294-3061 Fax ...... 202-994-2713 Pressbox ...... None Pressbox ...... 864-294-3672 Pressbox ...... 240-381-3920

2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug 28 at Iona 1:00 PM Aug 26 at Northern Iowa 6:00 PM Aug 26 at Navy 6:00 PM Sep 02 Stony Brook 7:00 PM Aug 29 at South Carolina 7:00 PM Aug 28 UMBC 1:00 PM Sep 04 Manhattan 1:00 PM Sep 0202Sep at DDat AAAYYY TTTONONON 7:30 PMPM7:30 Sep 02 at Howard 2:00 PM Sep 09 vs. New Hampshire 1:30 PM Sep 04 vs. Ohio State 11:00 AM Sep 04 James Madison 1:00 PM Sep 11 vs. Brown 2:00 PM Sep 09 vs. Charlotte 5:00 PM Sep 09 St. Francis (Pa.) 4:00 PM Sep 14 at Hofstra 7:00 PM Sep 11 at Clemson 3:30 PM Sep 16 at San Diego State TBA Sep 16 at Quinnipiac 7:00 PM Sep 16 Gardner-Webb 7:30 PM Sep 18 at UC Santa Barbara 12:00 PM Sep 18 Wagner 1:00 PM Sep 18 Eastern Kentucky 2:30 PM Sep 21 at American 3:00 PM Sep 26 at Lafayette 7:00 PM Sep 21 East Carolina 4:00 PM Oct 01 at La Salle 3:00 PM Sep 30 at Massachusetts 3:30 PM Sep 25 The Citadel 2:00 PM Oct 0707Oct DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON 3:00 PMPM3:00 Oct 02 at Rhode Island 1:00 PM Sep 29 at College of Charleston 7:00 PM Oct 09 Xavier 1:00 PM Oct 07 at Richmond 7:00 PM Oct 02 Chattanooga 2:00 PM Oct 14 at Saint Joseph's 7:00 PM Oct 09 at Charlotte 1:00 PM Oct 06 Western Carolina 7:00 PM Oct 16 at Temple 1:00 PM Oct 15 at St. Bonaventure 1:00 PM Oct 10 at Elon 4:00 PM Oct 21 Massachusetts 3:00 PM Oct 21 Xavier 7:00 PM Oct 13 at Davidson 7:00 PM Oct 23 Rhode Island 1:00 PM Oct 2323Oct DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON 1:00 PMPM1:00 Oct 16 at Appalachian State 2:00 PM Oct 28 at Saint Louis 7:00 PM Oct 28 Saint Joseph's 7:00 PM Oct 20 at Georgia Southern 4:00 PM Oct 30 at Duquesne 1:00 PM Oct 30 Temple 1:00 PM Oct 23 Wofford 5:00 PM Oct 30 UNC Greensboro 2:00 PM www.FordhamSports.com www.FurmanPaladins.com www.GWSports.com

68 2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 2005 OPPONENTS

La Salle Ohio Richmond Sunday, October 9 Sunday, August 28 Friday, October 14 1:00 PM ET 1:00 PM ET 7:30 PM ET McCarthy Stadium Chessa Field Baujan Field Philadelphia, Pa. Athens, Ohio Dayton, Ohio

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Philadelphia, Pa. Location ...... Athens, Ohio Location ...... Richmond, Va. Nickname ...... Explorers Nickname ...... Bobcats Nickname ...... Spiders Colors ...... Blue & Gold Colors ...... Green & White Colors ...... Red & Blue Enrollment ...... 7,200 Enrollment ...... 28,598 Enrollment ...... 2,950 President ...... Brother Michael J. McGinniss, F.S.C. President ...... Dr. Roderick J. McDavis President ...... Dr. William Cooper Director of Athletics ...... Dr. Thomas Brennan Director of Athletics ...... Kirby Hocutt Director of Athletics ...... John Miller Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Conference ...... Mid-American Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Stadium ...... McCarthy Stadium Stadium ...... Chessa Field Stadium ...... First Market Stadium Capacity ...... 7,500 Capacity ...... TBA Capacity ...... 2,000 Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... Grass

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Paul Royal Head Coach ...... Stacy Strauss Head Coach ...... Peter Albright Alma Mater ...... UW-Milwaukee, ‘96 Alma Mater ...... Kenyon, ‘96 Alma Mater ...... Johnson State, ‘81 Record at La Salle ...... 13-21-3 / 2 years Record at Ohio ...... 56-40-6 / 5 years Record at Richmond ...... 10-72-10 / 9 years Career Record ...... 13-21-3 / 2 years Career Record ...... 56-40-6 / 5 years Career Record ...... 266-153-32 / 24 years Assistant Coach ...... Dan Mannella Assistant Coach ...... Jim Welch Assistant Coach ...... Brooke Sands Alma Mater ...... UW-Milwaukee, ‘03 Alma Mater ...... Marquette, ‘00 Alma Mater ...... Richmond, ‘01 Assistant Coach ...... Kelley Schmidt Alma Mater ...... Old Dominion, ‘97

Team Information Team Information Team Information 2004 Record ...... 10-8-2 2004 Record ...... 9-7-3 2004 Record ...... 10-8-1 Conference Record ...... 6-5-0 Conference Record ...... 7-2-0 Conference Record ...... 7-4-0 Finish ...... 5th Finish ...... T-1st Finish ...... 3rd 2004 Postseason ...... None 2004 Postseason ...... None 2004 Postseason ...... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 15 / 3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 9 / 6 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...... 10 / 11 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 9 / 2 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 5 / 6 Starters Returning / Lost ...... 6 / 6

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Women’s Soccer SID ...... Mark Mullen Women’s Soccer SID ...... Bob Lee Women’s Soccer SID ...... TBA Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... TBA Office ...... 215-951-1637 Office ...... 740-593-1299 Office ...... 804-287-6312 Cell ...... TBA Cell ...... 740-707-5593 Cell ...... TBA Fax ...... 215-951-1199 Fax ...... 740-597-1838 Fax ...... 804-289-8820 Pressbox ...... 215-951-1513 Pressbox ...... 740-707-5593 Pressbox ...... None

2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug 26 at Villanova 4:00 PM Aug 26 at Wright State 7:00 PM Aug 26 at James Madison 7:30 PM Aug 28 at Navy 1:00 PM Aug 2828Aug DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON 1:00 PMPM1:00 Aug 28 vs. East Carolina 11:00 AM Aug 31 at Drexel 3:00 PM Sep 04 Cleveland State 1:00 PM Sep 02 vs. Oregon State 5:00 PM Sep 02 at Hartford 7:00 PM Sep 09 Michigan 4:00 PM Sep 04 vs. Old Dominion 1:00 PM Sep 07 at Lehigh 7:00 PM Sep 16 at Drake 5:30 PM Sep 09 vs. UNLV 4:30 PM Sep 09 at Marshall 7:00 PM Sep 18 vs. Creighton 11:00 AM Sep 11 vs. Florida Atlantic 11:00 AM Sep 11 vs. Morehead State 11:00 AM Sep 23 Central Michigan 4:00 PM Sep 16 West Virginia 8:00 PM Sep 16 at Pennsylvania 4:00 PM Sep 25 Eastern Michigan 1:00 PM Sep 18 at Virginia 5:00 PM Sep 23 at Fairleigh Dickinson 3:30 PM Sep 30 at Northern Illinois 4:00 PM Sep 26 VCU 7:00 PM Sep 27 at Princeton 7:00 PM Oct 02 at Western Michigan 1:00 PM Sep 30 at Duquesne 7:00 PM Sep 30 George Washington 3:00 PM Oct 07 at Bowling Green 4:00 PM Oct 02 at Saint Louis 1:00 PM Oct 07 Xavier 3:00 PM Oct 09 at Toledo 1:00 PM Oct 07 Fordham 7:00 PM Oct 0909Oct DDDAAAYYY TTT ONONON 1:00 PMPM1:00 Oct 14 Ball State 3:00 PM Oct 09 St. Bonaventure 1:00 PM Oct 14 at Temple 3:00 PM Oct 16 Miami 1:00 PM Oct 1414Oct at DDat AAAYYYTTTONONON 7:30 PMPM7:30 Oct 16 at Saint Joseph's 12:00 PM Oct 21 at Kent State 3:00 PM Oct 16 at Xavier 1:00 PM Oct 21 Rhode Island 3:00 PM Oct 23 at Buffalo 1:00 PM Oct 22 at Charlotte 7:00 PM Oct 23 Massachusetts 1:00 PM Oct 28 at Akron 5:00 PM Oct 28 Rhode Island 7:00 PM Oct 28 at Duquesne 7:00 PM Oct 30 Massachusetts 1:00 PM Oct 30 at Saint Louis 2:00 PM www.GoExplorers.com www.OhioBobcats.com www.RichmondSpiders.com

2005 Dayton Women’s Soccer 69 2005 OPPONENTS

Saint Joseph’s St. Bonaventure Temple Friday, September 30 Friday, October 21 Sunday, October 2 7:30 PM ET 3:00 PM ET 1:00 PM ET Baujan Field McGraw-Jennings Field Baujan Field Dayton, Ohio St. Bonaventure, N.Y. Dayton, Ohio

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Philadelphia, Pa. Location ...... St. Bonaventure, N.Y. Location ...... Philadelphia, Pa. Nickname ...... Hawks Nickname ...... Bonnies Nickname ...... Owls Colors ...... Crimson & Gray Colors ...... Brown & White Colors ...... Cherry & White Enrollment ...... 3,950 Enrollment ...... 2,500 Enrollment ...... 34,000 President ...... Timothy R. Lannon, S.J. President ...... Fr. Dominic Monti President ...... Dr. David Adamany Director of Athletics ...... Don DiJulia Director of Athletics ...... Dr. Ron Zwierlein Director of Athletics ...... Bill Bradshaw Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Stadium ...... Finnesey Field Stadium ...... McGraw-Jennings Field Stadium ...... Ambler Soccer Complex Capacity ...... 1,000 Capacity ...... 1,000 Capacity ...... n/a Surface ...... Turf Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... n/a

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Jess Reynolds Head Coach ...... Dan Magner Head Coach ...... David Jones Alma Mater ...... Delaware, ‘97 Alma Mater ...... Eastern Nazarene, ‘85 Alma Mater ...... Elizabethtown, ‘86 Record at Saint Joseph’s ...... 27-41-5 / 4 years Record at St. Bonaventure ...... 26-47-4 / 4 years Record at Temple ...... 8-24-2 / 2 years Career Record ...... 37-50-6 / 5 years Career Record ...... 62-107-9 / 10 years Career Record ...... 8-24-2 / 2 years Assistant Coach ...... Peye Garcia Assistant Coach ...... Jaime Synder Assistant Coach ...... Kaitlin Glass Alma Mater ...... Massachusetts, ‘00 Alma Mater ...... Nazareth, ‘03 Alma Mater ...... La Salle, ‘01 Assistant Coach ...... Michelle Ford Assistant Coach ...... Brenda Gore Assistant Coach ...... BJ Callaghan Alma Mater ...... n/a

Team Information Team Information Team Information 2004 Record ...... 9-11-1 2004 Record ...... 8-10-2 2004 Record ...... 4-14-1 Conference Record ...... 6-4-1 Conference Record ...... 1-8-2 Conference Record ...... 1-9-1 Finish ...... 4th Finish ...... 11th Finish ...... 12th 2004 Postseason ...... None 2004 Postseason ...... None 2004 Postseason ...... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 14 / 10 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...... TBA Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...... n/a Starters Returning/Lost ...... 8 / 3 Starters Returning / Lost ...... TBA Starters Returning / Lost ...... n/a

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Women’s Soccer SID ...... Jack Jumper Women’s Soccer SID ...... Pat Pierson Women’s Soccer SID ...... Amanda Kendrick Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Office ...... 610-660-3389 Office ...... 716-375-2575 Office ...... 215-204-7446 Cell ...... TBA Cell ...... TBA Cell ...... n/a Fax ...... 610-660-1724 Fax ...... 716-375-2383 Fax ...... 215-204-7499 Pressbox ...... None Pressbox ...... None Pressbox ...... None

2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug 26 Delaware 7:00 PM Aug 26 vs. Western Carolina 1:30 PM Aug 26 at Rutgers 7:00 PM Aug 28 at Villanova 1:00 PM Aug 28 vs. Albany 11:00 AM Sep 02 at Seton Hall 4:00 PM Sep 04 at Rutgers 7:00 PM Sep 02 Cornell 4:00 PM Sep 04 at Fairleigh Dickinson 3:30 PM Sep 06 at George Mason 7:00 PM Sep 06 Niagara 4:00 PM Sep 09 at Delaware 7:00 PM Sep 09 vs. American 12:00 PM Sep 09 at Northern Arizona TBA Sep 14 Drexel 2:00 PM Sep 11 at Georgetown 2:30 PM Sep 11 vs. Cal State Northridge TBA Sep 18 at Delaware State 1:00 PM Sep 13 Lehigh 7:00 PM Sep 16 at Virginia 7:00 PM Sep 23 at Long Island 6:00 PM Sep 16 at Monmouth 4:00 PM Sep 20 at Siena 2:00 PM Sep 25 at Lehigh 7:00 PM Sep 23 at UNC-Wilmington 7:00 PM Sep 30 at Rhode Island 7:30 PM Sep 30 at Xavier 7:00 PM Sep 25 at East Carolina 1:00 PM Oct 02 at Massachusetts 1:00 PM Oct 0202Oct at DDat AAAYYYTTTONONON 1:00 PMPM1:00 Sep 3030Sep at DDat AAAYYYTTTONONON 7:30 PMPM7:30 Oct 07 at Charlotte 7:30 PM Oct 07 Saint Louis 3:00 PM Oct 02 at Xavier 1:00 PM Oct 09 at Richmond 1:00 PM Oct 09 Duquesne 1:00 PM Oct 07 Duquesne 7:00 PM Oct 15 Fordham 1:00 PM Oct 12 at Penn 3:00 PM Oct 09 Saint Louis 12:00 PM Oct 2121Oct DDDAAAYYY TTT ONONON 3:00 PMPM3:00 Oct 14 La Salle 3:00 PM Oct 14 George Washington 7:00 PM Oct 23 Xavier 1:00 PM Oct 16 George Washington 1:00 PM Oct 16 La Salle 12:00 PM Oct 28 Temple 2:00 PM Oct 21 Saint Joseph’s 3:00 PM Oct 21 Temple 3:00 PM Oct 30 Saint Joseph's 12:30 PM Oct 23 Wagner 1:00 PM Oct 28 at Fordham 7:00 PM Oct 28 at St. Bonaventure 3:00 PM Oct 30 at St. Bonaventure 12:30 PM Oct 30 at Fordham 1:00 PM www.SJUHawks.com www.GoBonnies.com www.OwlSports.com

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Texas Virginia West Virginia Friday, October 28 Sunday, September 11 Friday, August 26 7:00 PM ET 2:30 PM ET 7:00 PM ET Myers Stadium Klockner Stadium Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium Austin, Texas Charlottesville, Va. Morgantown, W.Va.

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Austin, Texas Location ...... Charlottesville, Va. Location ...... Morgantown, W.Va. Nickname ...... Longhorns Nickname ...... Cavaliers Nickname ...... Mountaineers Colors ...... Burnt Orange & White Colors ...... Orange & Blue Colors ...... Old Gold & Blue Enrollment ...... 50,403 Enrollment ...... 19,197 Enrollment ...... 25,255 President ...... Dr. Larry R. Faulkner President ...... John T. Casteen III President ...... David C. Hardesty, Jr. Director of Women’s Athletics ...... Christine Plonsky Director of Athletics ...... Craig Littlepage Director of Athletics ...... Ed Pastilong Conference ...... Big 12 Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Big East Stadium ...... Myers Stadium Stadium ...... Klockner Stadium Stadium ...... Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium Capacity ...... 20,000 Capacity ...... 8,000 Capacity ...... 1,600 Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... Grass

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Chris Petucelli Head Coach ...... Steve Swanson Head Coach ...... Nikki Izzo-Brown Alma Mater ...... UNC-Greensboro, ‘84 Alma Mater ...... Michigan State, ‘84 Alma Mater ...... Rochester, ‘93 Record at Texas ...... 76-43-5 / 6 years Record at Virginia ...... 70-27-11 / 5 years Record at West Virginia ...... 121-52-11 / 9 years Career Record ...... 251-65-15 / 15 years Career Record ...... 173-89-22 / 15 years Career Record ...... 134-57-11 / 10 years Assistant Coach ...... Kelly Lindsey Assistant Coach ...... Maren Rojas Assistant Coach ...... Jennifer DePrez Alma Mater ...... Notre Dame, ‘01 Alma Mater ...... William & Mary, ‘94 Alma Mater ...... Rochester, ‘94 Assistant Coach ...... Greg Sheen Assistant Coach ...... Hershey Strosberg Assistant Coach ...... Nikki Garzon Alma Mater ...... Dayton, ‘03 Alma Mater ...... SUNY-Courtland, ‘97 Alma Mater ...... West Virginia, ‘99

Team Information Team Information Team Information 2004 Record ...... 15-7-2 2004 Record ...... 17-3-2 2004 Record ...... 15-6-0 Conference Record ...... 6-3-1 Conference Record ...... 6-2-1 Conference Record ...... 7-4-0 Finish ...... T-3rd Finish ...... 2nd Finish ...... 3rd 2004 Postseason ...... NCAA Third Round 2004 Postseason ...... NCAA Second Round 2004 Postseason ...... NCAA Second Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 12 / 9 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 12 / 8 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...... 14 / 4 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 6 / 5 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 6 / 5 Starters Returning / Lost ...... 8 / 3

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Women’s Soccer SID ...... Mike Forcucci Women’s Soccer SID ...... Steve Kirkland Women’s Soccer SID ...... Lainie Guiddy Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Office ...... 512-471-6039 Office ...... 434-982-5535 Office ...... 304-685-1628 Cell ...... 512-748-9314 Cell ...... 434-977-2690 Cell ...... n/a Fax ...... 512-471-6040 Fax ...... 434-982-5525 Fax ...... 304-293-4105 Pressbox ...... 512-232-3840 Pressbox ...... 434-977-2690 Pressbox ...... 304-293-6480

2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug 26 SMU 7:30 PM Aug 26 Rhode Island 7:00 PM Aug 2626Aug DDDAAAYYY TTT ONONON 7:00 PMPM7:00 Aug 28 Auburn 7:30 PM Aug 28 West Virginia 2:00 PM Aug 28 at Virginia 2:00 PM Sep 02 at Michigan 6:00 PM Aug 31 at James Madison 7:00 PM Sep 01 at Pittsburgh 7:00 PM Sep 04 at Michigan State 3:00 PM Sep 04 at Penn State 1:00 PM Sep 04 Tennessee 1:00 PM Sep 12 at BYU 8:30 PM Sep 09 Tennessee 7:00 PM Sep 09 vs. Washington 7:30 PM Sep 16 Portland 7:30 PM Sep 1111Sep DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON 2:30 PMPM2:30 Sep 11 at Portland 4:30 PM Sep 18 Rice 7:30 PM Sep 16 St. Bonaventure 7:00 PM Sep 16 at Richmond 7:00 PM Sep 23 at Oklahoma State 7:00 PM Sep 18 Richmond 5:00 PM Sep 18 at William & Mary 2:00 PM Sep 25 at Oklahoma 1:00 PM Sep 22 at Wake Forest 7:00 PM Sep 23 at Syracuse 7:00 PM Sep 30 Baylor 7:00 PM Sep 25 at Duke 2:00 PM Sep 25 St. John's 1:00 PM Oct 02 Texas A&M 1:00 PM Sep 29 Florida State 7:00 PM Sep 30 Rutgers 7:00 PM Oct 07 Colorado 7:00 PM Oct 02 Miami 1:00 PM Oct 02 Seton Hall 1:00 PM Oct 09 Texas Tech 1:00 PM Oct 06 at North Carolina 7:00 PM Oct 07 Marquette 7:00 PM Oct 14 at Iowa State 7:00 PM Oct 09 Clemson 2:00 PM Oct 09 South Florida 1:00 PM Oct 16 Nebraska 1:00 PM Oct 13 at Virginia Tech 7:00 PM Oct 14 at Villanova 4:00 PM Oct 21 at Missouri 7:00 PM Oct 20 at Boston College 3:00 PM Oct 16 at Georgetown 1:00 PM Oct 23 at Kansas 1:00 PM Oct 23 Maryland 2:00 PM Oct 21 at Connecticut 7:00 PM Oct 2828Oct DDDAAAYYY TTT ONONON 7:00 PMPM7:00 Oct 29 North Carolina State 5:00 PM Oct 23 at Providence 1:00 PM

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William & Mary Wright State Xavier Friday, September 9 Thursday, September 16 Sunday, September 25 4:30 PM ET 7:30 PM ET 4:00 PM ET Klockner Stadium Baujan Field Xavier Soccer Complex Charlottesville, Va. Dayton, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio

General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Gainesville, FL Location ...... Fairborn, Ohio Location ...... Cincinnati, Ohio Nickname ...... Tribe Nickname ...... Raiders Nickname ...... Musketeers Colors ...... Green, Gold & Silver Colors ...... Hunter Green & Gold Colors ...... Navy Blue, Gray & White Enrollment ...... 5,700 Enrollment ...... 15,446 Enrollment ...... 6,600 President ...... Gene R. Nichol President ...... Dr. Kim Goldenberg President ...... Michael J. Graham, S.J. Director of Athletics ...... Terry Driscoll Director of Athletics ...... Dr. Michael Cusak Director of Athletics ...... Dawn Rogers Conference ...... Colonial Conference ...... Horizon Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Stadium ...... Albert-Daly Field Stadium ...... Alumni Field Stadium ...... Xavier Soccer Complex Capacity ...... 1,000 Capacity ...... 1,000 Capacity ...... 1,000 Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... Grass Surface ...... FieldTurf

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... John Daly Head Coach ...... Patrick Ferguson Head Coach ...... Alvin Alexander Record at William & Mary ...... 169-39-8 / 9 years Alma Mater ...... Malone, ‘92 Alma Mater ...... Midwestern State, ‘99 Career Record ...... 251-62-14 / 14 years Record at Wright State ...... 0-0-0 / 1st year Record at Xavier ...... 0-0-0/ 1st year Assistant Coach ...... Lydia Bienias Career Record ...... 76-62-11 / 8 years Career Record ...... 0-0-0 / 1st year Alma Mater ...... Southern California, ‘02 Assistant Coach ...... Mario Rincon Assistant Coach ...... Tiffany Crooks Assistant Coach ...... Kevin Denson Alma Mater ...... Lynn Univ. Alma Mater ...... Ashland, ‘02 Alma Mater ...... Virginia Wesleyan

Team Information Team Information Team Information 2004 Record ...... 12-7-4 2004 Record ...... 9-8-2 2004 Record ...... 5-12-2 Conference Record ...... 5-2-2 Conference Record ...... 3-3-1 Conference Record ...... 4-5-2 Finish ...... T-3rd Finish ...... T-4th Finish ...... 8th 2004 Postseason ...... NCAA Second Round 2004 Postseason ...... None 2004 Postseason ...... None Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 14 / 5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 13 / 7 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...... 13 / 8 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 8 / 3 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7 / 4 Starters Returning / Lost ...... 7 / 4

Sports Information Sports Information Sports Information Women’s Soccer SID ...... Chris Poore Women’s Soccer SID ...... Greg Campbell Women’s Soccer SID ...... Tom Eiser Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Office ...... 757-221-3370 Office ...... 937-775-4687 Office ...... 513-745-3416 Cell ...... 757-561-5325 Cell ...... 937-305-9559 Cell ...... 513-382-5565 Fax ...... 757-221-3412 Fax ...... 937-775-2818 Fax ...... 513-745-2825 Pressbox ...... 757-561-5325 Pressbox ...... 937-775-3000 Pressbox ...... None

2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule 2005 Schedule Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Aug 26 at Cincinnati 7:00PM Aug 26 Ohio 7:00 PM Aug 26 Loyola-Chicago 7:00 PM Aug 28 Duke 7:00PM Aug 28 at Bowling Green 1:00 PM Aug 28 Ohio State 1:00 PM Sep 02 Clemson 7:00PM Sep 02 at Northern Illinois 6:30 PM Sep 02 at Butler 4:00 PM Sep 04 Dartmouth 3:00PM Sep 04 Westerm Kentucky 1:00 PM Sep 04 at Morehead State 1:00 PM Sep 0909Sep vvvs. DDs. AAAYYYTTTONONON 4:30PM4:30PM4:30PM Sep 11 Ball State 1:00 PM Sep 09 vs. Marquette 5:00 PM Sep 11 vs. Tennessee 12:00PM Sep 1616Sep at DDat AAAYYY TTTONONON 7:30 PM Sep 11 at Indiana 1:00 PM Sep 16 at Old Dominion 7:00PM Sep 18 at Kent State 1:00 PM Sep 18 Louisville 1:00 PM Sep 18 West Virginia 2:00PM Sep 23 at Detroit 2:00 PM Sep 20 at Cincinnati 7:00 PM Sep 25 Wyoming 2:00PM Sep 25 at Youngstown State Noon Sep 2525Sep DDDAAAYYY TTTONONON 4:00 PMPM4:00 Sep 30 Georgia State 7:00PM Sep 30 vs. Northern Colorado 7:00 PM Sep 30 Temple 7:00 PM Oct 02 at UNC Wilmington 2:00PM Oct 02 at Air Force 3:00 PM Oct 02 Saint Joseph's 1:00 PM Oct 07 Drexel 7:00PM Oct 07 at UW-Green Bay 8:00 PM Oct 07 at La Salle 3:00 PM Oct 09 Delaware 2:00PM Oct 09 at UW-Milwaukee 1:00 PM Oct 09 at George Washington 1:00 PM Oct 14 at Hofstra 7:00PM Oct 12 at Morehead State 7:00 PM Oct 14 Charlotte 7:00 PM Oct 16 at Northeastern 1:00PM Oct 14 at IPFW 6:00 PM Oct 16 Richmond 1:00 PM Oct 21 at James Madison 7:00PM Oct 21 Cleveland State 7:00 PM Oct 21 at Fordham 7:00 PM Oct 23 at Virginia Commonwealth 2:00PM Oct 26 Loyola 5:00 PM Oct 23 at St. Bonaventure 1:00 PM Oct 27 Towson 7:00PM Oct 28 Butler 7:00 PM Oct 29 Eastern Kentucky 2:00 PM Oct 29 George Mason 2:00PM www.TribeAthletics.com www.WSURaiders.com www.GoXavier.com

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