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2021 Team Photo 2021 MEDIA GUIDE 2021 Team Photo Top Row (L-to-R): Kelly Nugent, Daniella Pappas, Ross Paule, Jordy Rothwell, Ansley Atkinson, Maddie Radke, Cristina Garriga, Ayana Aoyagi, Keelan Terrell, Mikayla Grocki, Sammi Matula, Jenny Grissom, Taylor Daffer, Gracely Briley, Aida Kardovic, Emma Paule, Lisa-Marie Woods Middle Row (L-to-R): Renée Pountney, Nicole Tiller, Delaney Diltz, Greta Betz, Alyssa Judkins, Daphne Nierop, Emma Yackley, Hailey Rothwell, Alexis Johnson, Lilly Bedell, Hitomi Yamaue, Chloe Arnold Bottom Row (L-to-R): Juelle Love, Paityn Bretzer, Peighton Steffen, Gabby Grimaldi, Abigail Santana, Kennedy Ruark, Michaela Weist, Karina Gilson, Hildur Björg Kristjánsdóttir, Olivia Manning 2020 All-BIG EAST Honorees Aida Kardovic Ansley Atkinson Maddie Radke 2020 All-BIG EAST First Team 2020 All-BIG EAST Second Team 2020 All-BIG EAST Freshman Team 2020 All-Tournament Team 2020 All-Tournament Team Table of Contents & Quick Facts Creighton Quick Facts Table of Contents and Quick Facts . 1 Creighton Record Book 2021 Roster . 2 NCAA Tournament Appearances . 30-31 2021 Season Preview . 3 Career Records . 32 General Information Head Coach Ross Paule . 4-6 Season and Match Records . 33 Location . Omaha, Neb . Assistant Coach Lisa-Marie Woods . 7 Individual Awards . 34-35 Founded . 1878 Assistant Coach Daniella Pappas . 8 Coaching and Miscelleous Records . 36 Bluejay Women’s Soccer on Social Media . 9 Year-by-Year Statistics and Hall of Fame . 37 Enrollment . 8,770 Annual Leaders . 38 School Colors . Blue & White Player Profiles Morrison Stadium Records . 39 Nickname . Bluejays Ansley Atkinson . 10 All-Time Roster (Alphabetical) . 40 Affiliation . NCAA Division I Cristina Garriaga . 11 All-Time Roster (Numerical) . 41 Juelle Love . 12 Series Records . 42 Conference . BIG EAST Gabby Grimaldi and Jenny Grissom . 13 Series History . 43-45 President . Aida Kardovic and Daphne Nierop . 14 Year-by-Year Results . 46-49 . Rev . Daniel Hendrickson, S J. ,. Ph D. Renée Pountney and Jordy Rothwell . 15 Director of Athletics . Marcus Blossom Keelan Terrell and Michaela Weist . 16 This is Creighton Emma Yackley and Chloe Arnold . 17 Rasmussen Fitness and Sports Center . 50 Senior Women’s Administrator . Lisa Chipps Lilli Bedell and Karina Gilson . 18 Morrison Stadium . 51 Athletics Phone . 402-280-5577 Mikayla Grocki and Alexis Johnson . 19 Morrison Stadium Renovation - 2018 . 52 Ticket Office . 402-280-JAYS (5297) Sammi Matula and Maddie Radke . 20 Morrison Stadium Renovation - 2019 . 53 Abigail Santana and Peighton Steffen . 21 Creighton University . 54-55 Nicole Tiller, Ayana Aoyagi and Paityn Bretzer . 22 The City of Omaha . 56 Bluejay Women’s Soccer Gracely Briley and Hitomi Yamaue . 23 Creighton President: Head Coach . Ross Paule Greta Betz and Taylor Dafffer . 23 Rev . Daniel S . Hendrickson S J. ,. Ph D. 57 Career Record/Years . 41-50-9/6 Delaney Diltz, Alysssa Judkins and The BIG EAST Conference . 58-59 Assistant Coach . Lisa-Marie Woods Hildur Björg Kristjánsdóttir . 24 Bluejay Head Coaches and Olivia Manning, Hailey Rothwell and 2020-21 Athletic Highlights . 60 Assistant Coach . Daniella Pappas Kennedy Ruark . 25 Athletic Staff Directory . 61 Soccer Office Phone . 402-280-5577 2020 Results and Statistics . 26 Student-Athlete Support . 62 2020 BIG EAST Standings and Awards . 27 Athletic Performance Home Field . 2021 Opponents Information . 28 and Athletic Training . 63 Media Information . 64 . Michael G . Morrison, S J. ,. Stadium Capacity . 7,500 2020 Overall Record . 4-6-0 2020 BIG EAST Record . 4-4-0/T-2nd Midwest All-Time History First year of soccer . 1989 Overall record . 306-246-49 ( 550). NCAA Tournaments . 5 Last postseason opponent . at Minnesota Result . L, 4-2 (11/12/10) Sports Information Sports Information Associate Director/ WSOC Contact . Glen Sisk Office phone . 402-280-2433 Cell phone . 402-515-7528 E-mail . glensisk@creighton .edu Credits Sports Information Director The 2021 Creighton Women’s Soccer Media Guide is a production of the . Rob Anderson award-winning Creighton University Sports Information Office . Office phone . 402-280-5544 Interior design, writing and editing by Glen Sisk, Sports Information Associate Sports Information Assistant Director Director . Cover design by Associate Director of Marketing (Multimedia & Design) . Anthony Robinson Chris Newhouse . Office phone . 402-280-5801 Website . www .gocreighton .com Editorial assistance provided by Sports Information Director Rob Anderson; Assistant Sports Information Director Anthony Robinson; Associate Director of Athletics Kevin Social Media Sarver and the women’s soccer staff . Twitter . @CreightonWSoc Facebook . /CreightonWSoccer Photos by Steve Branscombe, Catherine Grosdidier, Mark Kuhlmann, Chelsea Nicholson, A J. Olnes, Glen Sisk, Dave Weaver and Joe Willman . Instagram . /creightonwsoc This publication was printed by the Creighton Print Center . Creighton Women’s Soccer 1 2021 Media Guide 2021 Roster Bluejays by Year Numerical Roster # Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Last School 1 Keelan Terrell GK 5-9 Jr . Olathe, Kan . / Olathe East HS Seniors (3): 2 Maddie Radke D 5-10 So . Parker, Colo . / Legend HS 3 Chloe Arnold D 5-7 So . Santa Ana, Calif . / Foothill HS Ansley Atkinson, Cristina Garriga, 4 Gabby Grimaldi D 5-4 Jr . Kansas City, Mo . / Notre Dame de Sion HS Juelle Love 5 Hitomi Yamaue D 5-3 Jr . Okayama, Japan / Tyler JC 6 Daphne Nierop M 5-4 Jr . Amsterdam, Netherlands / Johan Cruyff College 7 Paityn Bretzer F 5-6 Jr . Edmonton, Alberta / Southeastern Louisiana Juniors (13): 8 Karina Gilson D 5-6 So . Hudson, Wis . / Husdon HS Ayana Aoyagi, Paityn Bretzer, 9 Cristina Garriga M 6-0 Sr . Barcelona, Spain / Eastern Florida State 10 Aida Kardovic M 5-8 Jr . Kassel, Germany / Dositej Obradovic Gracely Briley, Gabby Grimaldi, 11 Michaela Weist D 5-5 Jr . Overland Park, Kan . / St . James Academy Jenny Grissom, Aida Kardovic, 12 Kennedy Ruark D 5-3 Fr . Overland Park, Kan . / Notre Dame de Sion HS 13 Sammi Matula D 5-8 So . Overland Park, Kan . / Barstow HS Daphne Nierop, Renée Pountney, 14 Alyssa Judkins F 5-9 Fr . Omaha, Neb . / Burke HS Jordy Rothwell, Keelan Terrell, 15 Ansley Atkinson M 5-9 Sr . Minneapolis, Minn . / DeLaSalle HS Michaela Weist, Emma Yackley, 16 Greta Betz F 5-5 Fr . Cincinnati, Ohio / St . Ursula Academy 17 Hildur Björg Kristjánsdóttir D 5-4 Fr . Reykjavik, Iceland / Menntaskólinn við Hamrahlíð Hitomi Yamaue 18 Nicole Tiller M 5-6 So . Aarau, Switzerland / Alte Kantonsschule Aarau 19 Peighton Steffen D 5-6 So . Waunakee, Wis . / Waunakee HS 20 Hailey Rothwell F 5-8 Fr . Madison, Wis . / Edgewood HS Sophomores (10): 21 Jordy Rothwell D 5-9 Jr . Madison, Wis . / Edgewood HS Chloe Arnold, Lilli Bedell 22 Jenny Grissom F 5-6 Jr . Kerrville, Texas / Tivy HS Karina Gilson, Mikayla Grocki, 23 Abigail Santana M 5-2 So . Marion, Iowa / Linn-Mar HS 24 Lilli Bedell F 5-5 So . Seattle, Wash . / West Seattle HS Alexis Johnson, Sammi Matula, 25 Gracely Briley M 5-10 Jr . Olathe, Kan . / Kansas Maddie Radke, Abigail Santana, 26 Alexis Johnson M 5-4 So . Scottsdale, Ariz . / Chaparral HS 27 Renée Pountney F 5-6 Jr . Newcastle, Australia / Hunter Sports HS Peighton Steffen, Nicole Tiller 28 Juelle Love F 5-5 Sr . Philadelphia, Pa . / Pittsburgh 29 Ayana Aoyagi GK 5-7 Jr . Brisbane, Australia / Tyler JC Freshmen (8): 30 Mikayla Grocki GK 5-9 So . Kerrville, Texas / Our Lady of the Hills HS 31 Delaney Diltz F 5-7 Fr . San Diego, Calif . / Cathedral Catholic HS Greta Betz, Taylor Daffer, 32 Olivia Manning M 5-4 Fr . Issaquah, Wash . / Seattle Prep Delaney Diltz, Alyssa Judkins, 33 Taylor Daffer D 5-11 Fr . Gretna, Neb . / Gretna HS 34 Emma Yackley M 5-3 Jr . Lawrence, Kan . / Lawrence Free State HS Hildur Björg Kristjánsdóttir, Olivia Manning, Hailey Rothwell, Kennedy Ruark Alphabetical Roster # Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Last School Pronunciation Guide 29 Ayana Aoyagi GK 5-7 Jr . Brisbane, Australia / Tyler JC Ayana Aoyagi . AA-yana 3 Chloe Arnold D 5-7 So . Santa Ana, Calif . / Foothill HS 15 Ansley Atkinson M 5-9 Sr . Minneapolis, Minn . / DeLaSalle HS . Ow-yagi 24 Lilli Bedell F 5-5 So . Seattle, Wash . / West Seattle HS Cristina Garriga . Ga-Ree-Ga 16 Greta Betz F 5-5 Fr . Cincinnati, Ohio / St . Ursula Academy Mikayla Grocki . Grockey 7 Paityn Bretzer F 5-6 Jr . Edmonton, Alberta / Southeastern Louisiana 25 Gracely Briley M 5-10 Jr . Olathe, Kan . / Kansas Gabby Grimaldi . Grim-all-dee 33 Taylor Daffer D 5-11 Fr . Gretna, Neb . / Gretna HS Aida Kardovic . I-EE-Duh 31 Delaney Diltz F 5-7 Fr . San Diego, Calif . / Cathedral Catholic HS 9 Cristina Garriga M 6-0 Sr . Barcelona, Spain / Eastern Florida State . Car-do-vitch 8 Karina Gilson D 5-6 So . Hudson, Wis . / Husdon HS Hildur Björg Kristjánsdóttir . Hill-Dur 4 Gabby Grimaldi D 5-4 Jr . Kansas City, Mo . / Notre Dame de Sion HS . .Be-Your-gah 22 Jenny Grissom F 5-6 Jr . Kerrville, Texas / Tivy HS . Christ-a-Dote-Tur 30 Mikayla Grocki GK 5-9 So . Kerrville, Texas / Our Lady of the Hills HS Juelle Love . Jew-elle 26 Alexis Johnson M 5-4 So . Scottsdale, Ariz . / Chaparral HS 14 Alyssa Judkins F 5-9 Fr . Omaha, Neb . / Burke HS Sammi Matula . Matoola 10 Aida Kardovic M 5-8 Jr . Kassel, Germany / Dositej Obradovic Daphne Nierop . Daph-na Ne-rope 17 Hildur Björg Kristjánsdóttir D 5-4 Fr . Reykjavik, Iceland / Menntaskólinn við Hamrahlíð 28 Juelle Love F 5-5 Sr . Philadelphia, Pa . / Pittsburgh Ross Paule . Pauley 32 Olivia Manning M 5-4 Fr . Issaquah, Wash . / Seattle Prep Peighton Steffen . Payton 13 Sammi Matula D 5-8 So . Overland Park, Kan . / Barstow HS 6 Daphne Nierop M 5-4 Jr . Amsterdam, Netherlands / Johan Cruyff College Keelan Terrell . Tare (like Stare) rell 27 Renée Pountney F 5-6 So . Newcastle, Australia / Hunter Sports HS Michaela Weist . Weast 2 Maddie Radke D 5-10 So . Parker, Colo . / Legend HS . (Rhymes with Beast) 20 Hailey Rothwell F 5-8 Fr .
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