2010 Women's Soccer Media Guide

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The 2009 University of Dayton Women’s Soccer media guide is a publication of the University of Dayton Athletics Communication office. Written, edited and designed by Krystal Warren. Cover deisgn by Seth Iiames and Krystal Warren. Editorial assistance by ????????. Photos courtesy of Tim Boone and Eric Schelkun (Elsestar Images), Larry Burgess (UD Public Relations), City of Dayton Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, Chris Reiman (udpride.com), Leon Chuck, Tim Zechar, Joe Labolito, UD Archives. Printed by Post Printing (Minster, OH).

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TRADITION OF SUCCESS

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DAYTON SOCCER AN NCAA TRADITION

WOMEN’S SOCCER BY THE NUMBERS…..

6 NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTHS

6 A-10 TOURNAMENT TITLES

9 A-10 REGULAR SEASON TITLES

9 ALL –AMERICA SELECTIONS

NCAA First RoundA-10 Regular Season ChampionsA-10 Tournament Champions

NCAA First RoundA-10 Regular Season ChampionsA-10 Tournament Champions


2009NCAA Second RoundA-10 Regular Season ChampionsA-10 Tournament Champions

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NCAA First RoundA-10 Regular Season Champions

NCAA Third RoundA-10 Regular Season ChampionsA-10 Tournament Champions

NCAA Second RoundA-10 Regular Season ChampionsA-10 Tournament Champions

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83% UD’S WINNING PERCENTAGE IN A-10 MATCHES

32 FIRST-TEAM ALL ATLANTIC 10 SELECTIONS

216 WINS IN COACH TUCKER’S 12-YEAR CAREER

9 CONSECUTIVE YEARS WITH ONE OR MORE PLAYERS ON THE A-10 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM


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2007 A-10 OFFENSIVEPLAYER OF THE YEAR

ATLANTIC 10 PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

COLLEEN WILLIAMS 2009 A-10 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

KATHERINE BOONE 2009 A-10 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

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JENSIMONETTI 2004 A-10 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

MISSY GREGG2000 A-10 OFFENSIVEPLAYER OF THE YEAR

ERINSHOWALTER 2001 & 2003 A-10 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

STEPHANIE WEISENFELD 2002 A-10 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

REBASEDLACEK 2004 A-10 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

NIKIREED 2007 A-10 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

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UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON WOMEN’S SOCCER

Being a Dayton Flyer is something I will never forget. So many memories, both on and off the field, were sandwiched between the team/family picnic the first day I arrived on campus to the banquet following my senior year. Who can forget the road trips, the Baujan Field atmosphere, the competition and the success? Those things were like no other, but what I really took away from the program was the relationships and the camaraderie. Coach Tucker had (and still has) a knack for recruiting amazing players, but more importantly as it turns out, he recruited my best friends. Friends I will have for life who share a bond that’s difficult to describe – a kind of exclusivity that only we understand. - LIZ BROWN ROSE ‘03

I ALWAYS dreamed of playing Division I collegiate soccer. The day I stepped on the University of Dayton campus, I knew I found my home. I owe an endless amount of thanks to Coach Tucker, and the University for giving me the opportunity to be a part of such an unbelievable program and school. My four years on campus as a Flyer hold many of my fondest memories. I remember the feeling Friday night stepping onto Baujan. I remember the intense, competitive 2v2 before every game. I remember the trips, the team dinners, the meetings, the fitness tests. I remember the parents’ tailgates and support, even when we were across the country. I remember the championships won, the NCAA tourney games and the tough losses. I remember the blood, the ripped jerseys, the sweat, the tears and the laughter. But most of all, I remember the teammates and coaches I did this all with. I know I am blessed to have these experiences and memories so close to my heart. What an incredible group of people to support you, love you and believe in you! If anyone would tell me there was a better place to spend those four years of my life, I wouldn’t believe them. I wish with all my heart I could go back and do it again! It is with utmost pride, even today, that I am able to call myself Flyer. - REBA SEDLACEK ‘05

I am forever grateful for the experiences I had while playing for the University of Dayton women’s soccer team. I respected Tucker as a coach and as the head of our program, but even more as a person. I knew him to be a wonderful father, grandfather and husband. I am inspired by Tucker’s commitment to his players, even after they have left his program. I’ve thought this so many times, but my time on the UD women’s soccer team is one of my most treasured experiences and memories. There are times when I think about it and I miss it, and I realize what I really miss are the people; my teammates, and coaches. There are things that you know will have to come to an end, so you try to savor each moment, and even though you are still a little sad when it’s over, you can look back and just be grateful you got to have that in your life. I am so grateful I had those four years as a Flyer! - SARAH WALKER GANTZ ‘01

THAT STAYS WITH YOU FOR LIFE

AN EXPERIENCE

Whether it was the first day of preseason, a tough conditioning session, or gearing up for our first Sweet 16 appearance – there is not a memory from my years as part of the Dayton Women’s Soccer Program that I do not cherish. Dayton Soccer is more than having the opportunity of playing and competing in the sport you love at the Division I level. It is about playing alongside friends and for coaches that will stand by you long after your days of playing defense and scoring goals have passed. The opportunities that I have had because of my involvement with the Flyer family are second to none. Being a contributor to the Dayton Soccer tradition is one my greatest accomplishments and the skills that I developed during those four years have contributed to the leader that I strive to be in my family and career today. I would like to take the opportunity to thank Coach Tucker for believing in my ability to contribute to this program and providing me with the opportunity to play and represent such the amazing community of UD. Go Flyers!

- MEGAN MCKNIGHT MAHLE ‘01

“The day I stepped on the University of Dayton campus, I knew I found

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HEAD COACH MIKE TUCKER

16TH SEASON(216-80-17) CINCINNATI, 1969

Entering his 16th season at the helm in 2010, University of Dayton head coach Mike Tucker has built the Flyers into one of the Atlantic 10 Conference’s premier programs during his tenure. The three-time A-10 Coach of the Year and reigning 2009 NSCAA Region Coach of the Year boasts a 216-80-22 lifetime record and a .714 winning percentage. The Flyers have won the Atlantic 10 more often than not under Tucker, as UD has tallied nine regular season conference titles in 15 seasons, six conference tournament championships, six NCAA tournament appearances, and a trip to the NCAA Sweet 16.

Dayton women’s soccer has a rich history and the 2009 squad added so much to the lore. Besides earning the NCAA berth and First Round win, the Flyers went 15-0-6 during the regular season and A-10 Tournament championship, marking the first ever unbeaten season for the program. And along the way the Flyers won the Atlantic 10 regular season and tournament titles. The Flyers played in eight overtime matches, and broke the school record for shutouts with 15. Both the offense and defense flourished. Dayton scored 49 goals, ranking them 27th in the nation in scoring offense (2.13) and the defense was second in goals against average (.406), and fifth in save percentage (.886).

The 2008 squad played with true grit and poise on its way to a 15-6-1 record and helping Tucker reach a huge milestone. The Flyers earned a league record 13th consecutive trip to the Atlantic 10 Women’s Soccer Championship and dealt Fordham a 2-1 loss in the semifinals to give Tucker his 200th career victory. He went on to be named the Ohio Coach of the Year.

In 2004, Dayton made its fifth NCAA Championship appearance, won its eighth A-10 regular season crown and its fifth A-10 tournament title. UD, which was ranked 20th in the final top 25 poll, set a school record with its 20-2 mark. The

Flyers also took the nation’s longest winning streak - a team-record 20 games - into the Big Dance. A conference-record nine Atlantic 10 regular season championship banners and six tournament championship banners hang at Baujan Field. UD has made six NCAA Championship appearances. All of these team accolades have come since joining the conference in 1995 -Tucker’s first year at the helm.

The 2001 campaign came as a shock to many and a surprise to most. After a rocky 2-5 start, the Flyers rallied off an electrifying and then-school 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. UD blanked its first and second round opponents in the NCAA Tournament - 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.

Tucker has a long tradition of molding his student-athletes into winners both on the field, and more importantly, in the classroom. Under Tucker, the Flyers have captured 10 consecutive Team Academic Awards (team GPA of 3.0 or higher) from the NSCAA, while eight Flyers have earned Academic All-District recognition and four have been named Academic All-America. Former Flyer Shannon Kuhl, who graduated in 2003, was selected First Team Academic All-America in back-to-back seasons. Amanda Gallow was a second team selection in 2008. The team has had 14 selected to the A-10 All-Academic Team, with Stephanie Weisenfeld (2002) and Megan McKnight (2001) being chosen as the Atlantic 10’s Student-Athlete of the Year.

Tucker goes back to the roots of the UD women’s soccer program. His daughter Lori played for, while

COACH TUCKER’S CAREER RECORDYear Overall Pct A-10 Place Postseason 1995 9-9-1 .500 3-2-0 3rd W - 1996 13-9-0 .591 7-1-0 1st W A-10 Champions 1997 16-4-0 .800 8-3-0 4th A-10 Semifinal 1998 14-5-2 .714 9-1-1 1st A-10 Runner Up 1999 18-5-0 .783 10-1-0 1st A-10 Champions/ NCAA Second Round 2000 16-5-0 .762 9-1-0 1st A-10 Runner Up 2001 17-6-0 .739 11-0-0 1st A-10 Champions/ NCAA Sweet 16 2002 17-4-0 .810 10-1-0 1st A-10 Semifinal/ NCAA First Round 2003 14-6-2 .682 8-2-1 1st A-10 Champions/ NCAA First Round 2004 20-2-0 .909 11-0-0 1st A-10 Champions/ NCAA First Round 2005 10-7-3 .575 5-3-1 4th A-10 Semifinal 2006 8-7-3 .527 6-3-0 6th A-10 First Round 2007 13-4-4 .714 6-2-3 6th A-10 Semifinal2008 15-6-1 .705 8-2-1 2nd A-10 Runner Up 2009 16-1-6 .826 10-0-1 1st A-10 Champions/ NCAA Second RoundTOTALS 216-80-22 .714 121-22-8 - -

Tucker was an assistant for, UD’s first women’s soccer head coach, Tom Schindler. When Schindler was succeeded by Bill Glisson, Tucker remained with the program as the top assistant. Tucker followed Glisson to become the school’s third women’s head coach and the sport’s first full-time head coach.

Tucker, a 1969 graduate of the University of Cincinnati, coached the Cincinnati Cardinals club team for nine years (1983-1991), compiling a record of 310-52-34. The Cardinals were the Ohio South state champions twice and runners-up on three occasions. They were league champions eight times and won 27 major tournament championships in the nine-year span that Tucker was coach. For the past 14 years, Tucker has been a state Olympic Development coach for the Ohio South Youth Soccer Association, currently coaching the U-17 age group.

Tucker and his wife Chris live in Cincinnati and have two daughters - Traci, who graduated from UD in 1995 with a degree in Biology, and Lori, a former UD women’s soccer player who played for the Flyers from 1989 to 1991.

• 14h Among NCAA D-I Coaches in Winning % • Never Had a Losing Season as Head Coach

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Sergio Gonzalez begins his fifth year as an assistant coach on the Dayton staff in 2010. Gonzalez primarily works with UD’s goalkeepers, and also coordinates team training and recruiting efforts. He also serves as the women’s soccer compliance liaison.

Under Gonzalez’s tutelage, two Flyer goalkeepers have earned Atlantic 10 Defensive Player of the Year honors; Niki Reed in 2007 and Katherine Boone in 2009. Boone allowed just nine goals in 22 games for a .41 GAA.

Before joining the Flyers, Gonzalez was an assistant coach at The Rock for six seasons helping the women’s team to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference regular season championship in 2003 and 2004. He also coached three consecutive PSAC Player of the Year honorees, as well as the 2003 PSAC Rookie of the Year. Slippery Rock was ranked 22nd in the final NSCAA Division II National Poll.

His coaching experience includes being a director for former women’s national team coach, Olympic gold medal and world cup winner Tony DiCicco’s Soccer Plus Goalkeeper Camp. He is

the head goalkeeper coach for the Ohio South Olympic Development program.

Gonzalez is a member of the Region II Olympic Development Program Coaching Staff. He is currently on the NSCAA Goalkeeper Academy staff and is Director of goalkeeping for the Ohio Elite Soccer Academy.

Gonzalez is a former standout goalie. He was a three-year starter, team captain and holds all the goalkeeping records at Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I. He earned three all-conference honors and was a second-team all-region selection in 1999. He also earned Salve Regina’s “Male Athlete of the Year” award in 1999-2000.

Prior to enrolling at Salve Regina, he earned first-team all-state Group 4, Section I recognition at Vernon Township (N.J.) High School.

Gonzalez, who holds a NSCAA Premier Coaching Diploma, received his B.A. in criminal justice from Salve Regina. He received his master’s degree in student personnel from Slippery Rock in the summer of 2003.

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COACHING STAFFSERGIO GONZALEZ5TH SEASON AT UD SALVE REGINA, 2000

TANIA ARMELLINO3RD SEASON AT UD RUTGERS, 2001

Tania Armellino joined the University of Dayton women’s soccer staff as an assistant coach in April 2008. She is back for her third year with the Flyers for the 2010 season.

Previous to UD, Armellino spent two seasons at Kenyon College where she helped lead the 2006 team to its first ever NCAC regular season title, NCAA Tournament berth and first ever NCAA Tournament win. In addition, the 2006 squad tied the school record for the most wins in a season (14) and the most shutouts (10).

In 2007, she led Kenyon to its first ever national ranking at No. 23.

A 2001 graduate of Rutgers University, Armellino played four seasons for the Scarlet Knights, where she served as team captain and was a three-time Big East All-Academic honoree. In addition, in 1999 she received both the team’s Scholar-Athlete Award and President’s Award.

She began her collegiate coaching career at Rutgers in 2001 as an intern. While there, she helped direct the team to a 14-8-1, 4-1-1 Big East record, and a Sweet Sixteen berth in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in the program’s history.

Armellino also served as assistant coach for the West Haven High School women’s soccer team during the 2005-2006 season.

In addition to her bachelor’s degree in English, she earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Miami School of Law in 2005.

GEORGE DEMTRIADES15TH SEASON AT UD INDIANA-PENNSYLVANIA, 1962

George Demetriades began working with the women’s soccer team in 1997, after serving as an assistant with the UD men from 1993-96.

Demetriades was a long-time boy’s soccer coach at Northmont High School in Dayton where he compiled a career record of 289-47-21 in 17 seasons. He guided Northmont to state titles in 1978 and 1988, with the `88 club going 25-0 and finishing third in the nation. Northmont was also state semifinalists three times and won the district championship 10 times during his reign. He is a retired teacher from Northmont where he taught for 32 years.

Demetriades played high school soccer in Salonika, Greece, and then had a one-year stint with a semi-pro soccer club. He accepted a scholarship from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and played soccer there for a short time. He graduated in 1962.

LISA SCHULTE ATHLETIC TRAINER

CARA CORNACCHIA STUDENT COACH

LAUREN MAYBURY STUDENT COACH

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown (High School)0 Katherine Boone Soph. GK 5’ 7” Kirkland, WA (Juanita)

1 Lisa Rodgers Senior GK 5’ 5” Butler, PA (Butler)

2 Linsey Eckel Soph. MF 5’ 5” Raleigh, NC (Wakefield)

3 Colleen Williams Soph. MF 5’ 5” Titusville, NJ (Hopewell Valley Central)

4 Emily Kenyon Junior MF/D 5’ 4” Canton, OH (Jackson)

5 Kelsey Owen Junior MF 5’ 5” Ojai, CA (Nordhoff)

6 Alysha Mallon Soph. D 5’ 3” Newtown, PA Villa (Joseph Marie)

8 Josie Grant Junior F 5’ 7” Wigton, England (The Nelson Thommlinson)

9 Alexis Garcia Soph. MF/F 5’ 2” Brunswick, OH (Walsh Jesuit)

12 Juliana Libertin Freshman MF/D 5’ 7” Uniontown, OH (Archbishop Hoban)

13 Kathleen Beljan Junior D 5’ 2” Hilliard, OH (Hilliard Davidson)

14 Shannon Donoher Soph. F 5’ 7” Kettering, OH (Bishop Fenwick)

15 Alli Giner Senior D 5’ 4” Dayton, OH Dayton (Carroll)

16 Kelly Blumenschein Senior F/MF 5’ 3” Beavercreek, OH (Beavercreek)

17 Kelsey Miller Junior D 5’ 7” Barrington, IL (Barrington)

18 Sunni Clyse Freshman MF 5’ 1” Ironton, OH (St. Joseph Central Catholic)

19 Sarah Senoyuit Freshman MF/F 5’ 10” Perkasie, PA (Pennridge)

20 Jerica DeWolfe Senior F 5’ 7” Bethesda, MD (St. John’s College H.S.)

21 Andrea Todak Freshman F 6’ 1” Thousand Oaks, CA (Westlake)

22 Maggie Murnane Freshman F/MF 5’ 8” Libertyville, IL (Libertyville)

23 Tori Oelschlager Senior MF 5’ 6” Glendale, AZ (Mountain Ridge)

25 Meghan Scharer Freshman MF 5’ 5” Oregon, OH (Clay)

26 Nicole Peterson Junior D 5’ 7” Federal Way, WA (Todd Beamer)

27 Meghan McGrath Freshman D 5’ 11” Inverness, IL (St. Viator)

29 Maggie Hinkle Soph. MF 5’ 8” Monroe, OH (Monroe)

30 Stephanie Emery Freshman F/MF 5’ 9” Chicago, IL (Mundelein)

99 Jordin Melchert Freshman GK 5’ 7” Inver Grove Heights, MN (Simley)

00 Jackie Thompson Soph. GK 5’ 5” Carmel, IN (Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory)

Head Coach: Mike Tucker (Cincinnati ‘69), 16h season at DaytonAssistant Coach: Sergio Gonzalez (Salve Regina ‘00), fifth season at Dayton Assistant Coach: Tania Armellino (Rutgers ‘01), third season at DaytonVolunteer Assistant Coach: George Demetriades (Indiana (PA) ‘62), 15th season at Dayton Student Assistant Coaches: Lauren Maybury and Cara Cornacchia, first season at Dayton

NUMERICAL ROSTERBY CLASSSENIORS (5) 16 Kelly Blumenschein F/MF 20 Jerica DeWolfe F 15 Alli Giner D23 Tori Oelschlager MF1 Lisa Rodgers GK

JUNIORS (6)13 Kathleen Beljan D8 Josie Grant F4 Emily Kenyon MF/D 17 Kelsey Miller D5 Kelsey Owen MF 26 Nicole Peterson D

SOPHOMORES (8)0 Katherine Boone GK 28 Shannon Donoher F2 Linsey Eckel (RS) MF9 Alexis Garcia MF/F29 Maggie Hinkle MF6 Alysha Mallon D 00 Jackie Thompson GK3 Colleen Williams MF

FRESHMEN (9)18 Sunni Clyse MF30 Stephanie Emery F/MF12 Juliana Libertin MF/D27 Meghan McGrath D99 Jordin Melchert GK22 Maggie Murnane F/MF 25 Megan Scharer MF19 Sarah Senoyuit MF/F21 Andrea Todak F

6 Alysha Mallon uh-LEESH-uh 8 Josie Grant jo-CEE12 Juliana Libertin lib-er-TEEN13 Kathleen Beljan BELL-jun (Belgian)15 Alli Giner GINE-ER (hard G)16 Kelly Blumenschein bloom-en-SHINE18 Sunni Clyse CLISE19 Sarah Senoyuit See-NOIT (like Detroit)21 Andrea Todak TOE-dak23 Tori Oelschlager ol-SCHLAY-ger25 Megan Scharer Share-erCoach Tania Armellino ARM-uh-LEE-knowCoach George Demetriades duh-MEE-tree-AW-dus

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Front Row: Linsey Eckel, Alexis Garcia, Kathleen Beljan, Jordin Melchert, Katherine Boone, Lisa Rodgers, Jackie Thompson, Kelly Blumenschein, Colleen Williams, Alli Giner. Middle Row: Sunni Clyse, Alysha Mallon, Maggie Hinkle, Kelsey Owen, Josie Grant, Tori Oelschlager, Emily Kenyon, Kelsey Miller, Shannon Donoher, Nicole Peterson Back Row: Assistant Coach Sergio Gonzalez, Athletic Trainer Lisa Schulte, Meghan Scharer, Juliana Libertin, Maggie Murnane, Meghan McGrath, Andrea Todak, Sarah Senoyuit, Jerica DeWolfe, Stephanie Emery, Assistant Coach Tania Armellino, Assistant Coach George Demtriades, Head Coach Mike Tucker.

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2010 SEASON PREVIEW IN TUCKER’S WORDSWhat are the goals of the 2010 Flyer women’s soccer team? Always to get to the NCAA Tournament. Always try to win our league and win the league tournament as well. Beyond that, we reset our goals if we get to that point. When we talk program goals it’s always to be as good as we can be and we think we’re good enough to get to a pretty high level this year.

The Flyer defense returns everyone that helped post a school-record 15 shutouts last season. Can they raise the bar? That’s asking a lot. We’re going to be awful hard to attack and I think the defense will have a lot of success. We’re healthy and we’ve got more numbers in the back with people we’re really comfortable with. Can we be as good or better? Absolutely, we can. We’ll see.

How do you deal with the success of last year and having a target on your back this season?As much success as we had a year ago, we felt like we let some games get by, especially with those ties (six); we felt like we should have won every one of them. We don’t like to lose. That one loss from the NCAA tournament (3-1 to Virginia Tech in the NCAA Second Round) still doesn’t sit too well. Our goal is to win every game. I think we will at least be in the mix to do that. We want to go farther than we did last year.

Describe all your options at the goalkeeper position.We have four goalkeepers and they are awesome how they push each other and work so well together. Jackie Thompson goes out and gives us such a valuable tool in training. Our newest keeper, Jordin Melchert has an incredible upside. She is so athletic and just pulls off some incredible saves. Lisa (Rodgers) was unlucky last year. She set herself apart early and then was injured. Lisa has a great kicking game and is very confident with her feet. She is really quick and comes off the line well. She has the total respect and confidence of the defenders. Katherine earned that last year after being thrown to the fire. She has great hands and is wonderful at judging crosses. She has had tremendous growth in her kicking game.

How has your defense been so successful and how can the trend continue?We’re fortunate enough to have a whole group of people who play well together; that complement each other and who are all very good.

At center back you have to have someone who can organize and read the game. Junior Kelsey Miller is phenomenal. She is going to have a huge year. Kathleen Beljan is that quick, wonderful defender who is also great at getting into the attack. At our other center back we have a couple of options. We were fortunate that Jerica DeWolfe was able to play some there in the spring.

Out wide right, Alli Giner has been tremendous for us. She is just as good as any defender in the league and better than any of them at getting forward and attacking out of there. Alysha Mallon can play either side equally well which is a great weapon to have. Kathleen, being a left-footer, mans the left side. We’ve also worked Emily Kenyon back there too, either central or wide. We have tons of great options, defensively. Megan Scharer will play some as an outside back or mid. She can play anywhere and do well. Nicole Peterson, our transfer, just started playing this week and she looks good.

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Talk about your midfield and what they bring.Colleen Williams is an attacking midfield player. She has wonderful vision so she can find people with the ball. She’s very comfortable getting into the attack, going to goal and finishing the attack herself. Behind her last year, mainly in a defensive midfield role, was Emily Kenyon. Sarah Senoyuit, as a freshman, will be able to step into that spot. She does everything well, plus she’s 5-10. She wins balls in the air consistently and makes us better in the air. That enables us to get Kenyon into the attack. She is a very good attacker and she hasn’t seen much of that role until this year. She also has the great flip throw, which is a weapon in its own right.

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Tori Oelschlager was, probably, our best player in the spring overall. She really took from being a central player, to a wide midfield player and ran with it. She has a chance to have a big year and has already scored some nice goals in training. Kelly Blumenschein can play middle, she can play wide, she can play up top; she’s just a really good,quick attacking player. She will be a big part of what we do in the attack. We have tons of options in the midfield among our newcomers. Just about all of them are capable of playing in a lot of different spots.

What can we expect from your forwards?Juliana Libertin is a high school all-American. She has played primarily in the back but we loved the thought of her playing up top. She is really quick and confident and is a great finisher. Kelly will also be in the mix. We had a huge improvement from Josie Grant. She is so strong and physical. She is a little bit like a Mac (Lauren MacCormick) in that she can hold up the ball and she can’t be knocked off it. Josie is going to do well in that role. It’s a whole wave of freshmen after that. Steph Emery started really strong but has been out with an injury. Maggie Murnane has scored huge goals for her club team and she is doing well here. Andrea Todak, at almost 6-2, is an incredibly big target for us up top, and yet really skillful. Whoever we have in the game, I am confident we’ll get a good attack out of them.

How important is it to have everyone back on the coaching staff this season?It’s great to have everyone back. We have a great feel and everyone has strengths in different areas and when we bring it all together it’s a great staff. Sergio (Gonzalez) is our goalkeeper trainer and does a good job overall. Tania (Armellino) has such a great rapport with the girls. Along with that, she’s played at a high level and she understands the game. Coach D (George Demetriades) is like the grandpa and can light up everyone’s day. I feel confident about our staff and what we can bring our players to enable them to be at their best.

What are the best reasons to come to a Flyer soccer game at Baujan Field?We are an athletic, active team. We play with great pace and great skill. We’ll be hard to break down defensively. If a team gets into the final third and we win the ball we’ll be able to transition into the attack very well. We’ll be exciting to watch.The atmosphere is tremendous. Baujan Field is a great facility and a great place to watch a game. I hope people come. I want to encourage the students, fans and community to come out and support us. We have some high program goals and they can really help us attain those. We need the support of the students, faculty, staff and community to help us get where we need to be.

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LISA RODGERS #1CLASS > SENIORPOSITION . > GKHOMETOWN .....> BUTLER, PAHIGH SCHOOL ...... > BUTLER

2009: Saw action in three games for the Flyers,

starting in two of them… allowed just one goal all season achieving a GAA of 0.40 per game… recorded six saves and earned a record of 2-0-0 including a 1-0 shutout in the season opener against Loyola (Aug. 23) when she suffered a knee injury with less than two minutes left to play in the match...rehabbed and fought back to play in the second half of Dayton’s 4-0 win over George Washington (Sept. 27)...played 77 minutes in a 4-1 win against Duquesne (Oct. 18) in which she also had an assist.

2008: Made six appearances between the pipes with five starts...Had a team-high .786 save percentage after notching 22 saves and only allowing six goals for a 1.06 GAA...Posted a 2-3 record with one shutout...Earned first collegiate start against Illinois (Aug. 31) in the championship game of the Illini Challenge Cup...Registered first collegiate shutout with four saves in 1-0 win against Cincinnati (Sept. 9)...Made a career-high 9 saves in a tough 1-0 loss to nationally-ranked Rutgers (Sept. 14)...Had two saves against Wright State (Sept. 19) and earned the win...Came in the second half against Xavier (Oct. 5) to preserve the shutout...Named to the

Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll and UD Dean's List for Spring 2009.

2007: Did not register any minutes in net for UD.

Prior to UD: Rodgers helped the Northern Steel Soccer Club win the USYS-Region 1 Championships in 2003 and 2004...She was a three-year starter at Butler High School, finishing as state runner-ups in 2003.

Personal: Daughter of George and Kathleen Wilbert-Rodgers ... Born May 10, 1989 ... Major: Pre-Physical Therapy.

Individual Career History

RODGERS, Lisa

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2008 6 510 0 0 0 - - - - 0 0-02009 3 210 0 1 1 - - - - 0 0-0TOTAL 9 720 0 1 1 - - - - 0 0-0

Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2008 6 510:06 6 1.06 22 . 7 8 6 2 3 0 12009 3 223:25 1 0.40 6 . 8 5 7 2 0 0 0TOTAL 9 733:31 7 0.86 28 . 8 0 0 4 3 0 1

THOMPSON, Jackie

WILLIAMS, Colleen

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2009 23 1698 7 9 23 62 . 1 1 3 21 . 3 3 9 0 1-1TOTAL 23 1698 7 9 23 62 . 1 1 3 21 . 3 3 9 0 1-1

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ALLI GINER #15CLASS > SENIORPOSITION . > DHOMETOWN .....> DAYTON, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > CARROLL

2009: The junior defender scored three

goals this season including the only goal for the Flyers in their NCAA second round game against No. 17 Virginia Tech (Nov. 15)…. recorded an assist in 4-1 win against Duquesne (Oct. 18)…. started in each of the 23 games for Dayton and was chosen as Atlantic 10 Player of the Week along with teammates Kathleen Beljan and Kelsey Miller... she was a major factor in the UD defense that posted a school-record 15 shutouts and was second in the nation in goals against average...finished the year with 2,003 minutes played, third-most on the team.

2008: A key component in Dayton’s wall of a defense...A determined and fierce defender, played all 22 games with 19 starts and 1,863 minutes...Scored a goal in UD’s season-opening win against nationally-ranked Indiana (Aug. 22)...Registered 10 shots, with four on goal...Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Spring 2009.

2007: Saw action in 17 games this season, started in two...Recorded an assist vs. George Washington (Sept. 30) and had three shots on goal...Made collegiate debut against Cal-Poly (Aug. 31) and made her first start against Temple (Sept. 28).

Prior to UD: 50 goals and 13 assists in her four years at Dayton Carroll...Named First Team all-Conference and all-Area in 2005 and 2006...She was the team captain and leading scorer from 2004-06...Played for Ohio-South ODP in 2002 and 2005...Also was a member of Starfires Premier Soccer Club...Alli’s sister, Gretchen, played soccer at UD from 2004-06.

Personal: Daughter of Dan and Cindy Giner ... Born Nov. 9, 1988 ... Major: Biology.

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BELJAN, Kathleen

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2008 20 1750 0 2 2 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0-02009 23 2155 0 1 1 - - - - 0 0-0TOTAL 43 3905 0 3 3 - - - - 0 0-0

BLUMENSCHEIN, Kelly

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2007 21 1914 2 3 7 18 . 1 1 1 9 . 5 0 0 1 0-02008 22 1346 6 6 18 35 . 1 7 1 14 . 4 0 0 3 0-02009 23 1657 5 7 17 50 . 1 0 0 24 . 4 8 0 0 0-0TOTAL 66 4917 13 16 42 103 . 1 2 6 47 . 4 5 6 4 0-0

BOONE, Katherine

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2009 22 1996 0 0 0 - - - - 0 0-0TOTAL 22 1996 0 0 0 - - - - 0 0-0

Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2009 22 1995:06 9 0.41 71 . 8 8 7 14 1 6 13TOTAL 22 1995:06 9 0.41 71 . 8 8 7 14 1 6 13

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DONOHER, Shannon

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2009 6 58 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 - - 0 0-0TOTAL 6 58 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 - - 0 0-0

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KELLY BLUMENSCHEIN #16CLASS > SENIORPOSITION . > FHOMETOWN .....> BEAVERCREEK, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > BEAVERCREEK

2010: Selected by her teammates as a co-captain for the second

consecutive season...also one of 30 women’s soccer players named to the 2010 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award List.

2009: A co-captain, she started every game, finishing third on the team in assists with seven… accounted for 17 points, with five goals to go along with the seven assists… named to the CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 4 and was an All-Atlantic 10 Honorable Mention selection...also a recipient of Dayton’s Stacey Martin Memorial Award for the second consecutive year, only the second player in history to do so... converted a penalty kick in a shootout against No 25 Marquette (Nov. 13) to help Dayton advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament...scored a goal against Middle Tennessee State (Aug. 30), Miami (Sept. 18), La Salle (Oct. 4), St. Bonaventure (Oct. 28) and Saint Louis (Nov. 6)...tallied a season-high two assists against Xavier (Oct. 31), helping UD clinch the A-10 regular season title...named a member of the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for consecutive Fall semesters… capped off her successful year with a selection to the OCSA Division I Academic All-Ohio Second Team.

2008: Followed up a stellar rookie campaign with a strong sophomore season with 22 appearances and 21 starts...Switched from defender to forward and finished second on the team in goals (6), assists (6) and points (18)...Tied for the team lead in game-winning goals with three...Scored her first game-winner in overtime against Pittsburgh at the Illini Challenge Cup and was named to the all-tournament team...Scored the game-winners against Michigan (Sept. 5) and both goals against La Salle (Nov. 2)...Had an assist on the goal that allowed Dayton to tie up the score against Wright State (Sept. 19) with 46 seconds left in the match and the Flyers went on to win in ovetime...Earned All-Atlantic 10 and All-Ohio Second Team honors...Selected to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV Second Team and was one of 11 players named to the Atlantic 10 All-Academic Team...In addition, was named First Team Academic All-Ohio by OCSA...Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Fall 2008...Honored as the co-winner of the Stacey Martin Leadership Award.

2007: Started in all 21 of the Flyers’ games...Named to the Atlantic 10 all-Rookie Team...Recorded two goals, including the

game-winner versus Oakland (Sept. 23)...Also recorded three assists on the season, two of which came in a 5-1 win over George Washington (Sept. 30)...named to the all-Region Freshman Team by Soccer Buzz Magazine...Tied for third on the team with seven points...Member of the 2008-09 Atlantic 10 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Prior to UD: Named a 2006 adidas/NSCAA all-American ... Selected First Team all-State in 2006, First Team all-Conference and all-Area in ‘05 and ‘06 ... Named the 2006 Greater Western Conference Player of the Year ... Led Beavercreek to an 18-1-2 record and a Regional Finals appearance in 2006 ... Holds record at Beavercreek for most career wins at 67 ... Part of the Ohio-South Olympic Development Program State Team from 2001-2005.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Lynn Blumenschein...Has an older brother Ryan ... Born Nov. 16, 1988 ... Major: Double majoring in marketing and entrepreneurship with a minor in Spanish...Member of Delta Sigma Pi, a professional business fraternity.....Member of the UD and Atlantic 10 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee for four years, and named an officer of UD’s SAAC in 2009-10 and 2010-11.

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BLUMENSCHEIN, Kelly


BOONE, Katherine



DEWOLFE, Jerica


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JERICA DEWOLFE #20CLASS > SENIORPOSITION . > FHOMETOWN .....> BETHESDA, MDHIGH SCHOOL ...... > ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE H.S.

2009: Played in 20 games for the Flyers, making six starts on the

season… scored five goals and added one assist for a total of 11 points… two of the five goals were game winners, including the highlight of the season, scoring the game-winning strike in the 87th minute of the Atlantic 10 Championship Game...this earned her a CollegeSoccer 360 Primetime Performers of the Week award and the Flyers their sixth A-10 Tournament Championship… selected as the Atlantic 10 Player of the Week after amassing three goals in two contests, one of which came in a 1-1 tie against No. 25 Auburn (Aug. 28)… also named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for Fall 2009...was also an Arthur Ashe Jr. Scholar Athlete nominee.

2008: Saw action in 17 games and earned nine starts...Notched four goals and two assists for 10 points...Scored her first goal against Pittsburgh (Aug. 29), a 3-2 Flyer overtime win in the Illini Challenge Cup, and was named to the All-Tournament Team...Also tallied goals in conference games against Saint Joseph’s (Sept. 28), the game-winner vs. Xavier (Oct. 5) and had a goal and an assist in a 3-2 win over Fordham (Oct. 31)...Had an assist in Dayton’s season opener against nationally-ranked Indiana (Aug. 22)...Led the A-10 with 4.43 shots per conference game...Was tied for 10th in the conference for points scored in A-10 games...Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Spring 2009.

2007: Appeared in 21 games as a freshman, starting five, including her first collegiate start vs. Cal-Poly (Aug. 31)...Scored two goals on four shots on goal...Recorded her first career collegiate

goal, the game winner, in UD’s season opener, a 2-0 victory over Cal Poly.Prior to UD: Tallied 63 goals and 60 assists as a four-year starter and two-year captain at St. John’s College High School ...Named First Team all-Conference and First Team Washington Post All-Metro in 2005 and 2006... Helped her high school team achieve its first winning-season in the program’s history as a freshman in 2003...Club team was the Maryland State Cup Champions in 2005 and 2006...Part of the Maryland ODP State team from 2002-2006.

Personal: Daughter of Connie DeWolfe and Barry Leibowitz ... Born July 12, 1989 ... Major: International Studies.

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BLUMENSCHEIN, Kelly


BOONE, Katherine



DEWOLFE, Jerica


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TORI OESCHLAGER #23CLASS > SENIORPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> GLENDALE, AZHIGH SCHOOL ...... > MOUNTAIN RIDGE

2009: Saw action in every game, making 10

starts at midfielder… scored three goals on the season, all of which were game winners vs. conference opponents Duquesne (Oct. 18), Rhode Island (Oct. 23) and Saint Louis (Nov. 6)...also added an assist to tally seven points… hammered nine shots on goal for a shot on goal percentage of .562...played a total of 1,018 minutes, including a season-high 97 to help Dayton advance past No. 23 Marquette in the first round of the NCAA Tournament… was named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for Fall 2009.

2008: Played in 20 games with nine starts in the midfield...Totaled nine shots, including four shots on goal...Recorded assists in back-to-back games against Michigan (Sept. 5) and Cincinnati (Sept. 9)...Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Spring 2009 and Fall 2008.

2007: Appeared in 17 games, starting nine...Recorded nine shots on goal...Played solid defense, helping the Flyers shut out eight opponents.

Prior to UD: Named First Team all-Region from 2004-2007...Named 5A Division I Athlete of the Month in

February 2006...2004 5A Division I all-Academic team...Participated on the Arizona State Team from 2001-2003, played on the Mixed States Team in 2004.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and Kristen Oelschlager ... Born Oct. 5, 1988 ... Major: Pre-Physical Therapy.

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GRANT, Josie

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2008 11 167 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 - - 0 0-02009 15 254 1 0 2 5 . 2 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 0 0-0TOTAL 26 421 1 0 2 6 . 1 6 7 - - 0 0-0

HINKLE, Maggie

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2009 8 140 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0-0TOTAL 8 140 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0-0

KENYON, Emily

Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2008 22 1897 0 1 1 22 . 0 0 0 7 . 3 1 8 0 0-02009 21 1956 2 0 4 26 . 0 7 7 10 . 3 8 5 0 0-0TOTAL 43 3853 2 1 5 48 . 0 4 2 17 . 3 5 4 0 0-0

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EMILY KENYON #4CLASS > JUNIORPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> CANTON, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... >JACKSON

2009: Appeared in 21 games starting each of them as a sophomore

… Scored two goals on the season, notching first career goal against Temple (Sep. 25)…also scored a goal in Dayton’s 3-0 win over Xavier (Oct. 31) which gave the Flyers the A-10 regular season title...named to the Hurricane Cup All-Tournament Team after playing 220 minutes of two double overtime matches against Navy (Sept. 4) and Western Carolina (Sept. 6) in Miami, Fla....named an Atlantic 10 Second Team selection… displayed great talent on the field and in the classroom being named to the CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 4 Team, one of 11 players named to the Academic All-Conference Team...also named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll, and Academic All-Ohio Team.

2008: Played in all 22 games with 21 starts in rookie campaign...Started off the season as a defender, and made an easy transition to midfielder and made an immediate impact at both positions...Tallied one assist in Dayton’s 3-2 win over Fordham (Oct. 31)...Registered 22 shots, including a season-high four attempts against Fordham... The Flyers utilize her flip throw-in as another weapon for set plays; a full-page photograph of Kenyon’s acrobatic throw-in was featured in the Sept. 29 edition of ESPN The Magazine... Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Spring 2009 and Fall 2008.

Prior to UD: Led Jackson to the Division I Regional Finals for three consecutive years 2005-2007...Was twice named the Federal League Player of the Year (2006, 2007)...A three-time First Team all-FL selection, she was also elected captain her sophomore, junior and senior seasons, plus named

her team’s MVP each of those years ...Thrice selected as a First Team all-Stark County and all-District honoree and named Stark County Player of the Year as a junior, in addition to receiving Jackson’s Sportsmanship Award...Also earned Third Team all-Ohio accolades as a junior...Her senior year she earned First Team all-Ohio honors, as well as an NSCAA/adidas all-Region award...Tallied 107 points on 35 goals and 37 assists in her career...Led her club team, CASA, to the 2006 State Cup Championship...Also excelled in track & field, earning Rookie of the Year (2005), MVP (2006) and Coaches (2008) Awards...In addition to her athletic ability, flourished in the classroom, earning the OHSSA Scholar-Athlete Award...Also named an Akron Beacon Journal Scholar-Athlete and a member of National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Paul and Susan Kenyon...Has one sister, Abby...Born June 26, 1990...Major: Chemical Engineering.

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HINKLE, Maggie


KENYON, Emily


MALLON, Alysha


MILLER, Kelsey


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KELSEY OWEN #5CLASS > JUNIORPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> OJAI, CAHIGH SCHOOL ...... > NORDHOFF

2009: Played in every game for the Flyers, making four starts while

registering 808 minutes … scored the only goal against Loyola (Aug. 23) in the season opener giving the Flyers the 1-0 victory…. tallied another goal on Halloween against conference opponent Xavier… added three assists, including two in Dayton’s 4-0 win over Temple (Sept. 25)...finished the season with seven points...played a season-high 87 minutes in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, helping Dayton advance past Marquette...was a member of the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the Fall 2009 semester.

2008: Saw playing time in all 22 games in rookie campaign and registered five starts as a midfielder, including the season opener against the Big Ten Conference’s Indiana (Aug. 22)...Tallied five goals for 10 points, which was fifth best for the Flyers and made her the highest scoring freshman on the team...Registered first collegiate goal, a dramatic game-winning goal in Dayton’s 1-0 win over Cincinnati (Sept. 9)...Also put away the game-winning goal in UD’s 3-2 win over Fordham (Oct. 31) that allowed the Flyers to secure the No. 2 seed in the Atlantic 10 Championship...Also scored goals against St. Bonaventure (Oct. 17), Charlotte (Oct. 24) and Fordham (Nov. 7) in the semifinals of the A-10 Championship... Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Spring 2009.

Prior to UD: Tallied 11 goals and five assists during the 2007 season...Named First team Tri-Valley League 2005-2007...All-CIF Second Team in 2004 and All-CIF Third Team in 2005 and 2006...In the 2004-05 season, her team finished as the Tri-Valley League Runner-ups and as CIF quarterfinalists...The following year she helped lead her squad to win the Tri-Valley Championships ... In club action, her team finished as state, regional and national champions in 2007 and 2004...She also helped her club team win the Premier League Championship in 2005, the Coast Soccer League Cup in 2006 and the Surf Cup in both 2005 and 2006...Academically, she holds one of the top 50 spots in her class and is a member of her high school’s Gold Key Club.

Personal: Daughter of Peter and Lana Owen...has a brother Michael and sister Lindsey...Sports Management major.

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GRANT, Josie


HINKLE, Maggie


KENYON, Emily


MALLON, Alysha


MILLER, Kelsey


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JOSIE GRANT #8CLASS > JUNIORPOSITION . > FHOMETOWN .....> WIGTON, ENGLANDHIGH SCHOOL ...... > THE NELSON THOMMLINSON

2009: Was a key asset coming off the bench

for the Flyers seeing action in 15 games this season… Scored first career goal as a Flyer in a shutout against Temple (Sept. 25)… Played a season high 54 minutes against Duquesne (Oct. 18)...logged key minutes in Dayton’s first and second round NCAA Tournament games against Marquette (Nov. 13) and Virginia Tech (Nov. 15)...finished the season with a .400 shot-on-goal percentage.

2008: The first European soccer player to compete for the Flyer women’s soccer program...Played strong minutes in 11 games this

season...Took one shot in Dayton’s 4-1 win over Duquesne (Oct. 19)...Logged a season-high 55 minutes in Flyers’ 2-0 win at Ball State (Sept. 21)... Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Fall 2008.

Prior to UD: A three-sport athlete in both soccer, netball, and track and field....As a four-year member of the Nelson Thomlinson high school football team, she was a three-time team captain and helped her squad to the North West County Championship title in 2004...She played for the Blackburn Rovers club team from 2001-2004...In 2005, she was named player of the year as a member of the Carlisle City club team...Currently a member

of the Windscale Ladies FC...In other sports, while playing netball for the Cumbria Netball team she was named the captain and defensive player of the year in 2003...The following year she earned player of the year and player’s player of the year honors ...In track, she earned second place in the Javelin in the North West Regional in 2003, took third place in the pentathlon in 2004 and second place in the heptathlon in 2005...Was a first place finisher in the 2005 Junior Girls County Pentathlon.

Personal: Daughter of Stewart and Karen Grant ...Has a twin brother Tom and an older brother Jack...Born December 6, 1989......Major: Exercise Science.

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KATHLEEN BELJAN #13CLASS > JUNIORPOSITION . > DHOMETOWN .....> HILLIARD, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > HILLIARD DAVIDSON

2010: The first UD women’s soccer player to ever be named to the Hermann

Trophy Watch List...also named to the Atlantic 10 preseason all-conference team...selected by her teammates as a co-captain.

2009: Started in all 23 games for the Flyers this season and was a vital element of a tough Dayton defense that shut out a school-record 15 teams, playing 2,155 minutes … recorded an assist in a 4-0 victory against Middle Tennessee St. (Aug. 30)… named to the Hurricane Cup All-Tournament Team after playing 220 minutes of two double overtime matches against Navy (Sept. 4) and Western Carolina (Sept. 6) in Miami, Fla.... was named to the 2009 Preseason All-Conference Team and earned Atlantic 10 Player of the Week honors along with teammates

Kelsey Miller and Alli Giner…for the second consecutive season named to the A-10 All-Championship Team...converted the first penalty kick in a shootout against No 25 Marquette (Nov. 13) to help Dayton advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament...selected as a member of ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 4 and OCSA Academic All-Ohio First Team… also named to the Mid-Atlantic All-Region First Team and OCSA First Team All-Ohio.

2008: Started 20 games as a defender, logging 1,750 minutes...Savvy and virtually impossible for offenses to get by, she was selected to the Division I Freshman All-America Fourth Team by SoccerBuzz.com and tabbed to the Great Lakes Region All-Freshman squad...Honored by the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association as a First Team All-Ohio defender...Selected to the Atlantic 10 Championship Team...After a strong

rookie campaign, she was named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team and earned a spot on the A-10 Second Team...Also named to the A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Spring 2009 and Fall 2008.

Prior to UD: Four-year starter and Scholar Athlete of the Year at Hilliard Davidson High School...Named Ohio Capital Conference Second Team in 2007...In 2004 and 2007, her high school team finished 20-1-1 and 13-3-4, respectively...In club play, was a 2005 and 2006 state quarterfinalist and 2007 state semifinalist... Academically, she has been in the top 10 of her class all four years and is also a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of James and Mary Anne Beljan...Has three brothers, Joe, John and Michael...Born Oct. 7, 1989...Major: Chemical Engineering.

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BLUMENSCHEIN, Kelly


BOONE, Katherine



DEWOLFE, Jerica


DONOHER, Shannon


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KELSEY MILLER #17CLASS > JUNIORPOSITION . > DHOMETOWN .....> BARRINGTON, ILHIGH SCHOOL ...... > BARRINGTON

2010: Selected to the Atlantic 10 11-person preseason all-

conference team.

2009: Was a rock as central defender of the Flyer defense that posted a school-record 15 shutouts and was second in the nation in goals against average … as a starter of every game, she lead the team in minutes played with over 2000 minutes on the season (2,172)… earned Atlantic 10 Player of the Week honors along with teammates Kathleen Beljan and Alli Giner ...finished the season as an Atlantic 10 Second Team selection… played the entire game in 20 of the 23 Flyer matchups… also named to the OCSA Division I Academic All-Ohio First Team.

2008: Had a tremendous rookie season in which she played more minutes than any other Flyer, tallying 2022 minutes on the pitch as a central defender...Named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week after shutting down nationally-ranked Indiana in the Flyers’ season-opener...Also selected to the Soccer America Women’s Team of the Week, which honors the top 11 performers around the nation for their efforts over the previous week and is considered one of the top honors available during the regular season...Selected to the Illini Challenge Cup All-Tournament Team and honored to the Atlantic 10 All-Championship Team...Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and UD Dean’s List for Spring 2009.

Prior to UD: Helped her high school team to the Regional Championship in 2007...Her club team, the Sockers, were regional semifinalists in 2006...She is a 2006 Joga Bonita World Champion...Four-year honor roll member at Barrington.

Personal: Daughter of Roger and Laura Miller...Has two brothers, Ryan, who played for Notre Dame and was drafted to the Columbus Crew and Andy, who was a starting defender for the Wisconsin Badgers...Born July 17, 1990 ...Major: Pre-Medicine.

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HINKLE, Maggie


KENYON, Emily


MALLON, Alysha


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NICOLE PETERSON #26CLASS > JUNIORPOSITION . > DHOMETOWN .....> FEDERAL WAY, WAHIGH SCHOOL ...... > TODD BEAMER

Prior to UD: Played two seasons for Seton Hall,

playing in 35 games with 19 starts and dishing one assist.

Was two-time selection to All-Washington state first team...two-time All-SPSL selection...named to the All-Seattle area team...three times named to the Federal Way All-City

Team...selected to the Tacoma News Tribune All-Area Team...chosen as Todd Beamer Defensive MVP twice...led her high school to two SPSL League Championships and to a 2008 State runner-up finish.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Eileen Peterson...Has one brother, Troy...cousin Chris Runge plays water polo at Pepperdine...Born May 22, 1990...Major: Sports Management.

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KATHERINE BOONE #0CLASS > SOPHOMOREPOSITION . > GKHOMETOWN .....> KIRKLAND, WAHIGH SCHOOL ...... > JUANITA

2010: Named one of six Atlantic 10 players

as “sophomore stars for 2010” by TopDrawerSoccer.com...selected to the A-10 Preseason All-Conference team.

2009: Was named the Atlantic 10 Defensive Player of the Year, stepping in immediately for the Flyers and starting 21 of 22 games played….played a total of 1,995 minutes during the season, and only allowed nine goals, for a goals against average of 0.41, breaking an A-10 record previously held by former U.S. National Team member Briana Scurry… recorded 71 saves and had a total of 13 shutouts… ended the year with a 14-1-6 record with the one loss coming against No. 17 Virginia Tech (Nov. 15) in the second round of

the NCAA tournament… recorded a career-high 10 saves to help Dayton advance past Marquette in the first round of the NCAA Tournament...was a highly decorated player being named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week twice … named to the A-10 First Team and the All-Rookie Team… honored as one of Sports Illustrated’s Faces in the Crowd, TopDrawerSoccer Women’s College 2009 All-Rookie All-America Team Honorable Mention, and also a Soccer News Net 2009 Women’s College Player of the Year Candidate… named to the Mid-Atlantic All-Region First Team and the Soccer America MVP Team… as a true freshman was also one of five University of Dayton women’s soccer student-athletes named to the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association’s All-Ohio First Team.

Prior to UD: Boone was a two-time First Team All-King County Conference selection at goalkeeper...Twice selected as team captain of her squad at Juanita High School...Was also named Second Team All-King County Conference as a junior...A two-time recipient of the Coaches Award at Juanita...Was a member of the Super Y League ODP camp in Tampa, Fla. in 2007...Played keeper for her Crossfire Premier Club that won the 2007 WSYSA State Cup Championship...She is a member of the Japanese National Honor Society and was a Quest Leadership Challenge Finalist.

Personal: Daughter of Richard and Louise Boone...her father won the 1976 Del Monte Gold Cup Steeplechase...Born on Sept. 15, 1990...Major: Pre-Physical Therapy.

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BLUMENSCHEIN, Kelly


BOONE, Katherine



DEWOLFE, Jerica


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JACKIE THOMPSON #00CLASS > SOPHOMOREPOSITION . > GKHOMETOWN .....> CARMEL, INHIGH SCHOOL ...... > BREBEUF JESUIT PREPARATORY

2009: Did not see action.

Prior to UD: Posted a school record 11 shutouts in 2007 for Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School...Logged 1,120 minutes in net during the 2007-08 season and posted a .52 GAA... Led Carmel United Soccer Club Sparx to a sixth place finish in the state rankings...

Three-year member of the Indiana Goalkeeper Academy.

Personal: Daughter of John and Lannie Thompson...has a younger sibling Jean Thompson... Her mother Lannie played golf at Indiana University, her cousin Kate Corr plays soccer at Xavier, and her cousin Luke Robinson played football at UD...Born October 2, 1990...Major: Premedicine.

LINSEY ECKEL #2CLASS > SOPHOMOREPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> RALEIGH, NCHIGH SCHOOL ...... > WAKEFIELD

2009: Did not see action.

Prior to UD: Eckel was a two-time Offensive Player of the Year at Wakefield High School, where she led the team in scoring in 2007 and 2008...

Led her squad to the North Carolina 4A State Playoffs her senior season...Named First Team all-conference after scoring 12 goals and tallying 10 assists for 34 points in 2008...Was a three-time member of the ODP Regional Camp in Alabama...Led CASL Spartan in scoring in 2006 and was fifth in Region

III, helping the team to a NC State Cup Championship and a run to the National semifinals.

Personal: Daughter of Anthony and Roslyn Eckel...Has an older brother Tre’...Born Jan. 10, 1992...Major: Undeclared Arts.

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COLLEEN WILLIAMS #3CLASS > SOPHOMOREPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> TITUSVILLE, NJHIGH SCHOOL ...... > HOPEWELL VALLEY CENTRAL

2010: Named one of six Atlantic 10 players

as “sophomore stars for 2010” by TopDrawerSoccer.com...selected to the A-10 Preseason All-Conference team.

2009: The Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year started every game for the Flyers … the play-making midfielder was a vital asset to the team, recording 23 points off of seven goals and nine assists… named to the Preseason Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team and finished the year on the A-10 All-Rookie Team… tallied the game-winning assist in her collegiate debut, a 1-0 UD win over Loyola (Aug. 23)...scored first collegiate goal in Dayton’s 4-0 win over Ball State (Sept. 11)...notched

two assists against Miami (Sept. 18)... named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week (Sept. 28) after the opening weekend of conference play...scored two goals in UD’s 5-1 win over Saint Louis (Nov. 6) in the A-10 semifinals...named to the Mid-Atlantic All-Region Third Team… tabbed as a member of the OSCA All-Ohio First Team.

Prior to UD: Williams helped led her club team, FC Bucks Vipers, to the U-18 US Youth Soccer National Championship on July 26 along with teammate Alysha Mallon. Williams was also the 2008 Patriot League Player of the Year, she tallied 25 goals and 19 assists as a senior at Hopewell Valley Central...Also named the Mercer County Player of the Year, First Team all-state and First Team All-CVC...Led her high

school to back-to-back Prep A State Championships (2005 & 2006)...A four-year starter, she finished her high school career with 51 goals, 46 assists and 148 points...Competed in three National Championships, winning the title with her N.J. ODP team in 2006...Her club won six Pennsylvania State Cup Championship from 2002-2008...Was a member of the U.S. National Youth Pool in 2005.

Personal: Daughter of David and Theresa Williams...has two older brothers Brett and Bryan and a younger sibling Kelly...Born April 25, 1991...Major: Undecided Business.

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Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2008 6 510 0 0 0 - - - - 0 0-02009 3 210 0 1 1 - - - - 0 0-0TOTAL 9 720 0 1 1 - - - - 0 0-0

Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2008 6 510:06 6 1.06 22 . 7 8 6 2 3 0 12009 3 223:25 1 0.40 6 . 8 5 7 2 0 0 0TOTAL 9 733:31 7 0.86 28 . 8 0 0 4 3 0 1

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ALYSHA MALLON #6CLASS > SOPHOMOREPOSITION . > DHOMETOWN .....> NEWTON, PAHIGH SCHOOL ...... > VILLA JOSEPH MARIE

2009: Saw action in each of the Flyers’ 23 games

during rookie campaign … scored first collegiate goal against Fordham (Oct. 2)… took 13 shots, seven of which were on goal...played a season-high 77 minutes in Dayton’s 2-1 win over LaSalle (Oct. 4)...was one of three Flyers named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team.

Prior to UD: Mallon helped lead her club team, FC Bucks Vipers, to the U-18 US Youth Soccer National

Championship on July 26 along with teammate Colleen Williams. Mallon was also a four-time All-AACA and Courier Times selection at Villa Joseph Marie, including First Team all-league from 2006-08...Was named the 2008 AACA MVP after leading her team to a league championship and PIAAA District runner-up finish...Scored nine goals and dished 13 assists that season, also an All-State selection...Led Villa Joseph Marie to two State championships and a 69-11-6 record in her four years...Led FC Bucks Vipers to six consecutive State Cup Championships (2003-08), including a Regional Championship in 2008.

Personal: Daughter of Sue Mallon and the late Kerry Mallon...Has two older brothers Kevin and Gregg Korondi...Kevin played soccer at Hartwick and coached at New Hampshire and Virginia Tech...Born Aug. 26, 1990...Major: Undecided Education.

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ALEXIS GARCIACLASS > SOPHOMOREPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> BRUNSWICK, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > WALSH JESUIT

2009: Was a valued player as a true freshman

playing in 18 games this season with 12 starts… footed first collegiate career assist vs. Ball State (Sept. 11)… was named to the Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Rookie Team… played 1299 minutes on the year, including a career-high 110 minutes against Navy in the Hurricane Cup...also played 72 minutes in the second round of the NCAA Tournament vs. Virginia Tech.

Prior to UD: Led Walsh Jesuit to four consecutive Regional Finals...Was named Midfield MVP in 2006, helping Walsh Jesuit to a 23-0-0 record and the 2006 Division I State and National Championships...Led her team to a 72-7-6 record during her four-year tenure...A member of the U.S. National Youth Team in 2004 and 2007...Was named Rise Magazine All-Area and Plain Dealer Player of the Week in 2008...Named Plain Dealer Best of the Best in 2007.

Personal: Daughter of Brian Barczyk and Grace Garcia- Barczyk...Has a younger sibling Cameron...Born Feb. 1, 1991...Major: Psychology.

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SHANNON DONOHERCLASS > SOPHOMOREPOSITION . > FHOMETOWN .....> KETTERING, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > BISHOP FENWICK

2009: Accumulated a total of 58 minutes on

the year, appearing in six games as a freshman for the Flyers… Attempted one shot which came against UMass (Oct. 25).

Prior to UD: Donoher was named Second Team All-State and Team Co-MVP after leading Bishop Fenwick to the 2008 OHSAA Division II State Championship and 19-4 record...Was

named the Girls’ Greater Cincinnati League (GGCL) North Division Player of the Year, in addition to being named a GGCL North Division First Team selection...Three-time First Team All-Dayton South selection and two-time All-Miami Valley First Team pick...Member of National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Paul and Michele Donoher...Has an older brother Kevin...Her grandfather Don Donoher was head coach of the University of Dayton men’s basketball team from

1964-89 and her uncle Brian Donoher played at UD, graduating in 1992...She was born June 8, 1990...Major: Sports Management.

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MAGGIE HINKLECLASS > SOPHOMOREPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> MONROE, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > MONROE

2009: Saw action in eight games, notching one

shot on goal against Xavier (Oct. 31)… tallied a season-high 50 minutes against Duquesne (Oct. 18) and finished with 140 minutes on the year.

Prior to UD: Hinkle led Monroe to four consecutive SWBL championships...As a senior was named SWBL Player

of the Year, First Team all-district and was an All-Ohio nominee...A two-time First Team All-MVSSCA and All-SWBL selection...Twice was named captain and Monroe Offensive Player of the Year, including in 2007 when she broke the school record for assists in a season with 14...Closed out her four-year career with 48 goals and 34 assists...Also a two-time Scholar Athlete and recipient of the 2005 MVSSCA Sportsmanship Award.

Personal: Daughter of John and Ann Hinkle...Has an older sibling Casey...Her aunt Julie Kauffman played volleyball at Bowling Green...Born June 28, 1991...Major: Human Rights.

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JULIANA LIBERTINCLASS > FRESHMANPOSITION . > MF/DHOMETOWN .....> UNIONTOWN, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > ARCHBISHOP HOBAN

Coach Tucker’s Take on Juliana: A gifted athlete

and a creative soccer player, Jules has the pace to get behind defenses and the ability to break them down with the dribble. Although capable of making an impact anywhere on the field, we expect her to contribute in the attack initially. As a high school junior she was both an NSCAA soccer All-American and a state champion in track in the mile run!

2010: Named to the Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Rookie Team.

Prior to UD: Was named an NSCAA High School All-American in 2008...a three-time First Team All-State and All-Region player (2007, 2008 & 2009)... led Archbishop Hoban High School to the State Final Four in 2006, 2007 & 2008, when the team made the finals...named Hoban’s MVP, the Beacon Journal Player of the Year, Cleveland Plain Dealer All-Star Player and Summit County Player of the Year for three consecutive seasons (2007-2009)...earned the Dapper Dan Award in 2007 and 2009...was a North Coast First Team selection and 2008 North Coast League Player of the Year...she scored 103 goals in her high school career...led Cleveland Internationals to

the State Cup Championship in 2008 and 2009...Cleveland Internationals advanced to the 2009 US Youth National Tournament and were Super Y League National Champions in 2005, 2007, 2009...named MVP of the Super Y league in 2007...named to the Select Tournament Team in 2007 and 2009... played for the OYSAN State Team from 2004-2008 and the USL ODP National Team in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

Personal: Daughter of Colette Libertin...has two younger siblings, Maria and Chris, and an older brother, Nick...Grandfather Steve Sitko played football and basketball at Notre Dame...Born May 10, 1991...Major: Exercise Science.

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SUNNI CLYSECLASS > FRESHMANPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> IRONTON, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > ST. JOSEPH CENTRAL CATHOLIC

Coach Tucker’s Take on Sunni: Sunni is a very

active, high energy midfielder who will benefit greatly by the competitive training atmosphere. Her performance at our residential camp a year ago proved that she could play at a high level.

Personal: Daughter of Robert and Charla Clyse...has three older siblings, Tyler, Austin and Crosby...Born Nov. 11, 1991...Major: Undeclared Sciences

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SARAH SENOYUITCLASS > FRESHMANPOSITION . > MF/FHOMETOWN .....> PERKASIE, PAHIGH SCHOOL ...... > PENNRIDGE

Coach Tucker’s Take on Sarah: Sarah is an

excellent athlete, has a great soccer frame, reads the game very well and is capable of making an impact at any position. Her height and willingness to compete in the air and on the ground will give us an edge in the middle of the field. Sarah is a great leader who will also make an impact immediately.

Prior to UD: Four-year varsity letter winner at Pennridge High School...named Rookie of the Year and third team all-conference...selected as a

captain and MVP for the 2010 season... scored nine goals and had nine assists, and was named Continental Conference Player of the Year...made First Team All Conference and was selected to the Suburban One League Dream Team...was a featured Suburban One Athlete of the Week in 2010...led Pennridge to the 2009 District I Championship and the second round of the 2010 State playoffs...six-year FC Bucks team captain...FC Bucks Fusion has been ranked as high as 6th in the nation and No. 1 in Pennsylvania...played for the ODP State Team in 2005, ’06, ’08 and ’09.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and Ann Senoyuit...has one older sister, Mary, and four younger siblings, Michael, Catherine, Nicholas and Paul...Born June 2, 1992...Major: Psychology.

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ANDREA TODAKCLASS > FRESHMANPOSITION . > FHOMETOWN .....> THOUSAND OAKS, CAHIGH SCHOOL ...... > WESTLAKE

Coach Tucker’s Take on Andrea: Her stature

makes her a great target player, but she is also a very crafty player with excellent technical skills. Andrea is a threat on corners and set pieces. She is capable of scoring multiple goals in any match and vs. any opponent. Andrea will compete up top and will make us a more dangerous attacking squad.

Prior to UD: Was named First Team All-Marmonte League and All-Ventura County as a junior at Westlake High School...was named Ventura County Star’s Athlete of the Week in 2010...led her club team Camarillo Eagles to the 2009 Surf Cup Finals, 2009 Region IV Semi-Finals, 2009 Cal South National Cup Finals and the 2009 Spring Far West Regional League Finals.

Personal: Daughter of Jim and Debby Todak...has older sister, Natalie...Born Sept. 8, 1992...Major: Pre-Physical Therapy.

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MAGGIE MURNANECLASS > FRESHMANPOSITION . > MF/FHOMETOWN .....> LIBERTYVILLE, ILHIGH SCHOOL ...... > LIBERTYVILLE

Coach Tucker’s Take on Maggie: Her stature

and ability to read the game and put herself in scoring situations make Maggie a very valuable addition to our forward line. She is a gifted finisher and an active, competitive player. Maggie competes at the highest levels, winning a national club championship with her team in 2009.

2010: Named to the Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Rookie Team.

Prior to UD: Played year round for her club team Eclipse Select North 91-92... led Eclipse to the Illinois State Championship in 2006, 2008, and 2009...was a Regional Finalist in 2006 and Regional Champion in 2008 and 2009...led Eclipse to the National Finals in 2008 and a National Championship in 2009...also crowned Disney Champions in 2006 and 2009... was an Honor Roll Student, member of the National Honor Society, and named a State Scholar at Libertyville High School.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Cindy Murnane...has three older brothers, Mike, Sean, who played football for Central Michigan and Conor who plays football at Eastern Illinois...Born Aug. 8, 1991...Major: Pre-Physical Therapy.

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MEGHAN SCHARERCLASS > FRESHMANPOSITION . > MFHOMETOWN .....> OREGON, OHHIGH SCHOOL ...... > CLAY

Coach Tucker’s Take on Meghan: Meghan has

great quickness, speed and jumping ability. She can and will play anywhere on the pitch, defends and attacks with conviction and has the technical abilities that shine. Meghan is a tremendous competitor who, despite her height, will battle effectively in the air.

Prior to UD: Was a four-time Varsity Letter Winner at Clay High School...During her four years Clay posted a 51-12-11 overall record...Named a

four-time selection to the Northwest Ohio High School Soccer League, including First Team in 2007, 2008 and 2009...selected as a three-time captain and two-time MVP at Clay...named the 2009 NWOHSSL Player of the Year...led Clay to the 2007 and 2008 NWOHSSL championship and sectional championship...named First Team All-District Northwest Ohio and Second Team All-State in 2008 and 2009...played club for the Swiss Baysiders of NWOYSL from 2000 – 2007 and the Greater Toledo Futbol Club of OYSAN from 2002 -2010....also lettered in cross country, basketball and track and field at Clay...was a Regional finalist in the pole vault in 2009...named to the Honor

Roll from 2007-2010 and member of the National Honor Society...won the 2009 West Point Leadership Award...Toledo City League Scholar Athlete Representative for Clay.

Personal: Daughter of Dave and Karen Scharer...has two sisters, Andrea and Jennifer...Grandfather John Galyas played football at Bowling Green...Born Jan. 13, 1992...Major: Exercise Science.

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Coach Tucker’s Take on Megan: Megan brings

excellent size, the ability to play both in the midfield and as a center back, and great experience at the high school and club levels.

Prior to UD: Was a four year varsity starter... All-East Suburban Catholic Conference in 2009...featured on the 2010 Chicago Daily Herald Northwest All-Area team...Was captain on 2010 Class 2A State runner up team.

Personal: Daughter of Ed and Diane McGrath...has two younger siblings, Maureen and Michael...father ran track at Augustana College...Born March 12, 1992...Major: Pre-Physical Therapy.

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STEPHANIE EMERYCLASS > FRESHMANPOSITION . > F/MFHOMETOWN .....> CHICAGO, ILHIGH SCHOOL ...... > MUNDELEIN

Coach Tucker’s Take on Stephanie: With her size,

strength and quickness, Steph can physically compete immediately. Her toughness, technical skills and finishing abilities will allow her to contribute in the midfield or up top. Steph will be a major contributor on set pieces and will make an impact in the air.

Prior to UD: Earned a varsity letter her freshman year at Mundelein High School...was selected to the Daily Herald All-Conference and All-Area

teams...led Mundelein to the Regional Class AA Championship...played Club soccer sophomore through senior seasons...was selected to North Suburban Leadership Team...a track state qualifier in 2009 in the 4x4 relay and 800 meters...made the Honor Roll all four years...her Club Team was the Chicago Fire Jr’s/Sockers F.C. Chicago...was Team Captain and part of state quarter finalists (’05-’09)...was selected to 2008-2009 Sockers F.C. Top Talent Program...part of Illinois ODP from 2004-2009...part of the 2009 ’92 Region 2 ODP tournament champs.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Linda Wiener...Has an older sister Lauren...Born Feb. 2, 1992...Major: Pre-Med.

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JORDIN MELCHERTCLASS > FRESHMANPOSITION . > GKHOMETOWN .....> INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MNHIGH SCHOOL ...... > SIMLEY

Coach Tucker’s Take on Jordin: Incredibly

athletic, Jordin is an excellent high school striker and an accomplished club goalkeeper. She will compete immediately in goal here, and has a very high upside and the ability to make the most acrobatic of plays. Coach Gonzalez will enjoy keeper training with the addition of Jordin to the competitive atmosphere!

Prior to UD: Was a four-time all-conference selection at Simley High School...was named All-State in 2008 and selected as a captain in 2009...has played club soccer for WSC Inferno since 2003...led Inferno to the MN State Cup Championship, the 2008 Blue Chip Showcase Championship and 2008 Vegas Showcase Championship...also led Inferno to the Finals of the Disney Showcase in 2007-08 and 2009-10 and the 2007 PDA Showcase... played for the Region 2 Pool in 2008-09 and the MN 1991 State Team in 2008, as well as the MN 1991 State Pool in 2006-07.

Personal: Daughter of Kevin and Linda Melchert...has an older brother, Chad...mother ran track at the University of Minnesota...Born Sept. 24, 1991...Major: Undeclared Sciences.

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Flyers win Atlantic 10 regular season and tournament championships!

Mandi Bäck is named NSCAA First Team All-American!

Dayton posts the program’s first-ever unbeaten regular season record! Flyers defense posts a school-record 15 shutouts.

UD hosts NCAA First and Second Rounds at Baujan Field. Flyers advance on PKs over No. 25 Marquette

Dayton head coach Mike Tucker named A-10 Coach of the Year and NSCAA Region Coach Of the Year.

Flyers host multiple fundraising events, including Think Pink match.

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RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES (16-1-6) (8-0-3) (7-0-1) (1-1-2)CONFERENCE (10-0-1) ( 5-0-1) ( 5-0-0) ( 0- 0- 0)NON-CONFERENCE (6-1-5) (3-0-2) (2-0-1) (1-1-2)

## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% GW

11 BACK, Mandi 23-23 1744 8 9 25 95 .084 3

12 MACCORMICK, Lauren 23-22 1848 9 6 24 56 .161 5

3 WILLIAMS, Colleen 23-23 1698 7 9 23 62 .113 0

16 BLUMENSCHEIN, Kelly 23-23 1657 5 7 17 50 .100 0

20 DEWOLFE, Jerica 20-6 1012 5 1 11 52 .096 2

7 CORNACCHIA, Cara 23-13 915 3 3 9 27 .111 1

15 GINER, Allison 23-23 2003 3 1 7 29 .103 0

23 OELSCHLAGER, Tori 23-11 1018 3 1 7 16 .188 3

5 OWEN, Kelsey 23-4 808 2 3 7 21 .095 1

4 KENYON, Emily 21-21 1956 2 0 4 26 .077 0

6 MALLON, Alysha 23-1 935 1 0 2 13 .077 1

8 GRANT, Josie 15-0 254 1 0 2 5 .200 0

9 GARCIA, Alexis 18-12 1299 0 1 1 25 .000 0

13 BELJAN, Kathleen 23-23 2155 0 1 1 0 .000 0

1 RODGERS, Lisa 3-2 210 0 1 1 0 .000 0

17 MILLER, Kelsey 23-23 2172 0 0 0 18 .000 0

21 MAYBURY, Lauren 8-1 135 0 0 0 2 .000 0

29 HINKLE, Maggie 8-0 140 0 0 0 1 .000 0

28 DONOHER, Shannon 6-0 58 0 0 0 1 .000 0

18 SANFROTELLO, Jordan 1-0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0

10 FORBRICH, Ali 10-0 168 0 0 0 1 .000 0

26 DREHER, Clare 1-0 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0

25 GIBSON, Colleen 2-1 126 0 0 0 0 .000 0

22 PROFFITT, Caitlin 1-0 45 0 0 0 0 .000 0

14 PACETTA, Alle 5-0 79 0 0 0 0 .000 0

0 BOONE, Katherine 22-21 1996 0 0 0 0 .000 0

Total............... 23 - 49 43 141 501 .098 16

Opponents........... 23 - 10 7 27 191.052 1

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## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho

1 RODGERS, Lisa 3-2 223:25 1 0.40 6 .857 2 0 0 0

0 BOONE, Katherine 22-21 1995:06 9 0.41 71 .887 14 1 6 13

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

DATE OPPONENT WLT SCORE ATTEND AUG. 23 AT LOYOLA W 1-0 257 AUG. 28 AT #25 AUBURN T 02 1-1 827 AUG. 30 MIDDLE TENNESSEE ST. W 4-0 812 SEPT. 4 VS NAVY % TO2 0-0 338 SEPT. 6 VS W. CAROLINA % TO2 0-0 262 SEPT. 11 BALL STATE W 4-0 1584 SEPT. 13 WRIGHT STATE TO2 0-0 772 SEPT. 18 AT MIAMI W 2-1 267 SEPT. 25 TEMPLE* W 4-0 593 SEPT. 27 AT GEORGE WASH.* W 4-0 225 OCT. 2 AT FORDHAM * W 2-0 206 OCT. 4 AT LA SALLE * W OT 2-1 341 OCT. 9 CHARLOTTE* TO2 0-0 320 OCT. 11 SAINT LOUIS* W O2 2-1 398 OCT. 18 AT DUQUESNE* W 4-1 104 OCT. 23 RHODE ISLAND* W 2-0 132 OCT. 25 MASSACHUSETTS* W 3-0 647 OCT. 28 AT ST. BONAVENTURE* W 3-0 99 OCT. 31 XAVIER* W 3-0 917 NOV. 6 VS SAINT LOUIS ^ W 5-1 461 NOV. 8 CHARLOTTE ^ W 2-1 571 NOV. 13 #25 MARQUETTE ! TO2 0-0 1083 NOV. 15 #17 VIRGINIA TECH L 1-3 870

GAME STATISTICS

2010 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award ListKelly Blumenschein 2010 Hermann Trophy Watch ListKathleen Beljan

2009 Atlantic 10 Fall Sports Honor RollPlayers of the Week - Colleen Williams (Aug. 23)

2010 Atlantic 10 Preseason TeamKatherine Boone, Kathleen Beljan, Kelsey Miller, Colleen Williams

2010 Atlantic 10 Preseason All-Rookie TeamJuliana Libertin, Maggie Murnane 2009 Stacey Martin Memorial Award Kelly Blumenschein

2009 NSCAA All-America First Team: Mandi Bäck

2009 NSCAA College Team Academic Award

2009 TopDrawerSoccer Women’s College All-Rookie TeamKatherine Boone

Soccer News Net 2009 Women’s Player of the Year Finalist Katherine Boone

CollegeSoccer360 Primetime Performer (Nov. 2-8)Jerica DeWolfe

TopDrawerSoccer National Team of the Week Cara Cornacchia 2009 NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year: Mike Tucker First Team: Mandi Bäck, Kathleen Beljan, Katherine BooneSecond Team: Lauren MacCormick Third Team: Colleen Williams

2009 OCSA All-OhioFirst Team: Mandi Bäck, Kathleen Beljan, Katherine Boone, Lauren MacCormick, Colleen Williams Second Team: Kelly Blumenschein First Team Academic All-Ohio: Kathleen Beljan, Emily Kenyon, Lauren MacCormick, Kelsey Miller

2009 NSCAA Women’s Scholar All-East Region Second Team: Lauren MacCormick 2009 Soccer America MVP Teams Second Team: Mandi BäckAll-America Freshman Team: Katherine Boone

2009 Atlantic 10 All-Championship TeamCara Cornacchia (Most Outstanding Player) Kathleen Beljan, Mandi Bäck

2009 Atlantic 10 All-Conference Teams Coach of the Year: Mike Tucker Defensive Player of the Year: Katherine Boone

2009-10 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON WOMEN’S SOCCER AWARDS

Rookie of the Year: Colleen WilliamsFirst Team: Mandi Bäck, Kathleen Beljan, Katherine Boone, Lauren MacCormickSecond Team: Emily Kenyon, Kelsey MillerHonorable Mention: Kelly Blumenschein All-Rookie Team: Katherine Boone, Alysha Mallon, Colleen WilliamsAll-Academic Team: Emily Kenyon, Lauren MacCormick

CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 4 Second Team: Kathleen Beljan, Kelly Blumenschein, Emily Kenyon, Lauren MacCormick

CollegeSoccer 360 Primetime Performers of the Week Mandi Bäck (Oct. 14)

2009 Atlantic 10 Fall Sports Honor RollPlayers of the Week - Jerica DeWolfe (Aug. 31) - Lauren MacCormick (Oct. 20) - Kathleen Beljan, Alli Giner, Kelsey Miller (Nov. 2)

Rookies of the Week- Katherine Boone (Sept. 8, Oct. 26)- Colleen Williams (Sept. 28)

2009 Hurricane Cup All-Tournament TeamKathleen Beljan, Emily Kenyon

% Miami Hurricane Cup *Atlantic 10 Conference matches ^ Atlantic 10 Championship ! NCAA First Round at Baujan Field - Dayton advances 4-3 on PKs + NCAA Second Round at Baujan Field

UD hosts NCAA First and Second Rounds at Baujan Field. Flyers advance on PKs over No. 25 Marquette

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CAREER Goals 1. Karen Kazmaier 52 1985-87 2. Missy Gregg 45 1999-00 3. Lori Davis 39 1988-91 4. Mandi Bäck 37 2006-09 5. Cara Arledge 36 1985-88 Reba Sedlacek 36 2002-05

Assists 1. Jen Davin 28 1996-99 Cara Arledge 28 1985-88 3. Tesia Kozlowski 27 2001-04 4. Megan McKnight 25 1998-01 5. Sarah Walker 22 1998-01 Bridget Bushman 22 1998-01 Points 1. Karen Kazmaier 113 1985-87 2. Missy Gregg 107 1999-00 3. Cara Arledge 100 1985-88 4. Reba Sedlacek 91 2002-05 5. Mandi Bäck 90 2006-09

Goals Against Average (min. 1,000 minutes) 1. Stephanie Weisenfeld 0.93 1999-02 2. Niki Reed 0.99 2004-07 3. Stacy DeLuca 1.01 2000-04 4. Julie Ciasnocha 1.15 1991-94 5. Amy Kemmer 1.16 1995-98

Shutouts 1. Stephanie Weisenfeld 29.0 1999-02 2. Julie Ciasnocha 19.5 1991-94 3. Niki Reed 14.0 2004-07 4. Amy Kemmer 12.5 1995-98 5. Christine Medwig 12.0 1989-91

SINGLE-SEASON Goals 1. Karen Kazmaier 30 1986 2. Missy Gregg 23 1999 3. Missy Gregg 22 2000 4. Karen Kazmaier 17 1985 5. Mandi Bäck 14 2007 Reba Sedlacek 14 2004 Lori Davis 14 1991 Denine Moscato 14 1987 Liz Suttie 14 1986

Assists 1. Megan McKnight 13 2001 2. Katie Lowstuter 11 2004 Tesia Kozlowski 11 2003 Missy Gregg 11 1999 Renee Harmeyer 11 1998 Holly Young 11 1993 Denine Moscato 11 1987 Cara Arledge 11 1985

Points 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

Goals Against Average (min. 500 minutes) 1. Katherine Boone 0.41 2009 2. Stacy DeLuca 0.58 2004 3. Stephanie Weisenfeld 0.68 2002 4. Sarah West 0.78 2003 5. Stephanie Weisenfeld 0.795 2000 Shutouts 1. Katherine Boone 13.0 2009 2. Amy Wellman 12.0 1986 3. Stacy DeLuca 9.0 2004 Stephanie Weisenfeld 9.0 2002 5. Niki Reed 8.0 2007Former 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.

Tesia Kozlowski finished her career tied as UD’s all-time leader in assists.

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MATCHGoals Scored 1. 12 vs. Loyola-Chicago Sept 19, 1992 12 vs. Siena Heights Sept 15, 1991 12 vs. Morehead State Sept 9, 1987 4. 11 vs. St. Francis Sept 19, 1993 11 vs. Louisville Sept 13, 1987 11 vs. Wittenberg Sept 15, 1986 7. 10 vs. Vanderbilt Sept 21, 1985

Goals Allowed 1. 6 vs. Stanford Sept 23, 2001 6 vs. Southern Methodist Sept 7, 1991 6 vs. North Carolina State Sept 22, 1990 4. 5 vs. Notre Dame Oct 14, 1999 5 vs. Kentucky Sept 9, 1996 5 vs. North Carolina Sept 12, 1990 5 vs. Cincinnati Oct 18, 1989 5 vs. North Carolina Sept 1, 1988 5 vs. Wisconsin Sept 26, 1986

Largest Margin Of Victory 1. 12 vs. Loyola-Chicago (12-0) Sept 19, 1992 12 vs. Siena Heights (12-0) Sept 15, 1991 12 vs. Morehead State (12-0) Sept 9, 1987 4. 11 vs. Wittenberg (11-0) Sept 15, 1986 5. 10 vs. Vanderbilt (10-0) Sept 21, 1985

Largest Margin of Defeat 1. 6 vs. Stanford (6-0) Sept 23, 2001 2. 5 vs. Southern Methodist (6-1) Sept 7, 1991 5 vs. Cincinnati (5-0) Oct 18, 1989 5 vs. North Carolina (5-0) Sept 1, 1988

SINGLE-SEASONWins 1. 20 2004 2. 18 1999 3. 17 2002 17 2001

Fewest Wins 1. 5 1984 2. 6 1990 3. 8 1991

Losses 1. 10 1991 2. 9 1996 9 1995 9 1994 9 1990

Fewest Losses 1. 2 2004 2. 3 1992 3 1989

Ties 1. 6 2009 2. 4 2007 4 1984 Goals Scored 1. 84 1986 2. 78 1987 3. 75 1985

Least Goals Scored 1. 19 1984 2. 29 2005 29 2006 3. 33 1988

Goals Allowed 1. 36 1990 2. 36 1996 3. 33 1991 Least Goals Allowed 1. 10 2009 2. 12 2004 3. 14 2002

Winning Percentage 1. .909 2004 2. .842 1989 3. .826 2009

Most Shutouts 1. 15 2009 2. 13 2004 3. 12 1986

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.

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By Percentage Yrs. First Last Record Pct.Mike Tucker 15 1995 216-80-24 .713 Bill Glisson 3 1992 1994 36-16-4 .679Tom Schindler 8 1984 1991 88-51-13 .622

Year-By-YearYear Coach Record Pct.2009 Mike Tucker 16-1-6 .8262008 Mike Tucker 15-6-1 .705 2007 Mike Tucker 13-4-4 .7142006 Mike Tucker 8-7-3 .5272005 Mike Tucker 10-7-3 .5752004 Mike Tucker 20-2-0 .9092003 Mike Tucker 14-6-2 .6812002 Mike Tucker 17-4-0 .8102001 Mike Tucker 17-6-0 .7392000 Mike Tucker 16-5-0 .7621999 Mike Tucker 18-5-0 .7831998 Mike Tucker 14-5-2 .7141997 Mike Tucker 16-4-0 .8001996 Mike Tucker 13-9-0 .5901995 Mike Tucker 9-9-1 .5001994 Bill Glisson 9-9-0 .5001993 Bill Glisson 13-4-2 .7371992 Bill Glisson 14-3-2 .7891991 Tom Schindler 8-10-1 .4471990 Tom Schindler 6-9-3 .4171989 Tom Schindler 16-3-0 .8421988 Tom Schindler 9-6-3 .5831987 Tom Schindler 13-5-0 .7221986 Tom Schindler 16-5-1 .7501985 Tom Schindler 15-5-1 .7381984 Tom Schindler 5-8-4 .412

YEARLY SCORING LEADERSYear Points1984 Maribeth Henke 171985 Karen Kazmaier 371986 Karen Kazmaier 661987 Denine Moscato 391988 Jenny Molloy 171989 Lori Davis 23 Jenny Molloy 231990 Lori Davis 171991 Lori Davis 301992 Diane Coleman 321993 Holly Young 331994 Teri Corcoran 191995 Julie Wilde 201996 Julie Wilde 191997 Angie Beecroft 21 Melissa Buck 21 Julie Wilde 211998 Renee Harmeyer 271999 Missy Gregg 572000 Missy Gregg 502001 Megan McKnight 272002 Liz Brown 302003 Shannon Kuhl 20 Reba Sedlacek 202004 Reba Sedlacek 342005 Reba Sedlacek 212006 Mandi Bäck 16 2007 Mandi Bäck 30 2008 Mandi Bäck 19 2009 Mandi Bäck 25

TOP FRESHMAN POINT TOTALS Player Points Year 1. Missy Gregg 57 1999 2. Jen Lucas 24 1998 3. Colleen Williams 23 2009 4. Melissa Buck 21 1997 5. Bridget Bushman 20 1998 Diana Coleman 20 1989 7. Tesia Kozlowski 19 2001 8. Angie Beecroft 17 1994 9. Mandi Bäck 16 2006 Reba Sedlacek 16 2002 Lori Davis 16 1988 12. Courtney Sirmans 15 2004

100 CAREER POINTS Points Goals AssistsKaren Kazmaier (1985-87) 113 52 9Missy Gregg (1999-00) 107 45 17Cara Arledge (1985-88) 100 36 28

20 CAREER GOALS & ASSISTS Goals Assists PointsCara Arledge (1985-88) 36 28 100Tesia Kozlowski (2001-2004) 25 27 77Bridget Bushman (1998-01) 22 22 66Holly Young (1992-95) 21 20 62

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Consecutive Wins20 Began 8/29/04 with win over Central Florida Ended 11/12/04 with loss to Wisconsin (NCAA 1st Rd.)

15 Began 9/30/01 with win over Ohio Ended 11/19/01 with loss to UCLA (NCAA 3rd Rd.)

13 Began 9/8/89 with win over Ohio Wesleyan Ended 10/18/89 with loss to Cincinnati

12 Began 10/3/99 with win over St. Bonaventure Ended 11/14/99 with loss to Notre Dame (NCAA 2nd Rd.)

12 Began 10/30/96 with win over Xavier Ended 9/28/97 with loss to Xavier

Consecutive Games Unbeaten22 Began 8/23/09 with win over Loyola-Chicago Ended 11/15/09 with loss to Virginia Tech (NCAA 2nd Rd.)

20 Began 8/29/04 with win over Central Florida Ended 11/12/04 with loss to Wisconsin (NCAA 1st Rd.)

15 Began 9/30/01 with win over Ohio Ended 11/19/01 with loss to UCLA

13 Began 9/8/89 with win over Ohio Wesleyan Ended 10/18/89 with loss to Cincinnati

12 Began 10/3/99 with win over St. Bonaventure Ended 11/14/99 with loss to Notre Dame

12 Began 10/30/96 with win over Xavier Ended 9/28/97 with loss to Xavier

Consecutive Home Wins17 Began 9/6/00 with win over Wright State Ended 9/8/02 with loss to Marquette

15 Began 10/3/03 with win over Temple Ended 9/30/2005 with loss to Saint Joseph’s

10 Began 11/1/85 with win over Mt. St. Joseph’s Ended 10/29/86 with loss to Cincinnati

Consecutive Atlantic 10 Wins(does not include A-10 Tournament)20 Began 10/6/00 with win over St. Bonaventure Ended 10/4/02 with loss to Rhode Island

12 Began 10/6/02 with win over Massachusetts Ended 10/10/03 with loss to Rhode Island

12 Began 9/25/04 with win over Xavier Ended 9/30/05 with loss to Saint Joseph’s

11 Began 10/3/99 with win over St. Bonaventure Ended 10/1/00 with loss to La Salle

Consecutive Shutouts 5 Began 8/30/09 with win over Mid. Tenn. State (4-0) Ended 9/18/09 with win over Miami-Ohio (2-1)

5 Began 10/1/04 with win over St. Bonaventure (4-0) Ended 10/17/04 with win over Rhode Island (5-1)

5 Began 10/7/01 with win over George Washington (3-0) Ended 10/26/01 with win over Saint Joseph’s (2-1)

BAUJAN FIELD RECORDSStadium RecordsWins 10 2000Fewest Wins 2 1990Losses 4 three times (1998, 96, 94)Fewest Losses 0 five times (1987, 2001, 03, 04, 09)Winning Pct. 1.000 three times (1987, 2001, 04)Lowest Winning Pct. .500 2006

Year-By-Year W L T Pct. 1984 4 2 1 .6431985 8 2 1 .7731986 9 2 0 .8181987 8 0 0 1.0001988 3 1 2 .6671989 7 1 0 .8751990 2 1 1 * .6251991 5 3 1 .6111992 7 2 1 .7501993 6 2 1 .7221994 5 3 0 * .6251995 5 3 0 .6251996 5 4 0 .5551997 9 1 0 .9001998 6 4 1 .5901999 9 3 0 .7502000 10 1 0 .9092001 6 0 0 1.0002002 9 3 0 # .7502003 5 0 1 .9172004 8 0 0 1.0002005 5 3 1 # . 6112006 3 3 1 .500 2007 6 2 1 .7222008 7 2 0 .7772009 8 0 3 .864TOTALS 170 52 18 .746* Not including one home match played at Centerville High School. # Includes Atlantic 10 Championship games at Baujan Field.

ATTENDANCESingle-Match AttendanceAtt. Opponent Date Result1,584 Ball State 9/11/09 W, 4-01,517 Evansville 11/10/99 W, 3-21,387 Wright State 9/6/00 W, 4-11,359 Wright State 9/13/02 W, 3-0 1,257 Xavier 9/21/07 W 4-01,227 Evansville 8/27/00 L, 0-11,216 Virginia Tech 10/27/00 W, 3-01,213 #26 Indiana 08/22/08 W, 4-1Home Attendance Data (Since 1997)Year Games Total Average NCAA Rank1997 10 2,302 230 ---1998 11 6,486 590 151999 12 # 9,332 778 ---2000 11 8,852 # 805 192001 6 3,366 561 ---2002 12 8,512 709 202003 6 4,712 785 252004 8 5,962 745 312005 9 7,612 845 262006 7 2,670 381 --- 2007 9 6,169 685 36 2008 9 6,380 709 342009 11 7,829 712 33# indicates school records

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S 16 Louisville H W 4 0S 18 Wittenberg H W 5 0S 21 Xavier H W (ot) 4 2S 24 Siena Heights A W 3 0S 29 Southern Illinois N(1) W 2 0 S 30 Quincy N(1) W 3 2O 1 Missouri-St. Louis N(1) W 1 0O 7 Wisconsin-Milwaukee H W 4 1O 8 Tulsa H W 1 0O 11 Wilmington H W 3 0O 14 Michigan State H W 2 1O 18 Cincinnati A L 0 5O 20 Villanova A W 3 0O 22 Monmouth A L (ot) 1 3O 27 Notre Dame N(2) W (pk) 1 1O 28 Marquette N(2) W 1 0(pk) - UD won in shootout, 5-4(1) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament(2) - MCC Invitational, Xavier Univ.

1990Season Record: 6-9-3Coach: Tom SchindlerS 8 Wisconsin A L 0 4S 9 Wisconsin-Milwaukee A L 1 3S 15 Louisville A W 2 0S 19 Cincinnati H T 3 3S 22 North Carolina State A L 3 6S 23 Duke N(1) L 2 4S 29 Monmouth H W 4 2O 3 Wilmington A W 4 0O 5 Creighton N(2) T 4 4O 6 Lewis N(2) W 5 0O 10 Xavier A T 0 0O 12 North Carolina N(3) L 0 5O 14 Siena Heights H W 2 0O 17 Wright State H L 1 2O 21 Virginia A L 0 2O 26 Notre Dame N(4) L 0 1O 27 Marquette N(4) W 4 0N 3 Michigan State A L 0 2(1) - Played at North Carolina State Univ.(2) - Played at Univ. of Notre Dame(3) - Played at Centerville High School, Centerville, OH(4) - MCC Invitational, Univ. of Notre Dame

1991Season Record: 8-10-1Coach: Tom Schindler

S 7 Southern Methodist A L 1 6S 8 Tulsa N(1) L 0 4S 10 Notre Dame H T (ot) 0 0S 13 Butler A W 4 2S 15 Siena Heights A W 12 0S 18 Louisville H W 5 0S 25 Wright State A L 0 1S 27 Michigan State H L (ot) 1 2S 29 Lewis H W 7 0O 2 Xavier H L 1 2O 5 UNC-Greensboro A L 0 1O 6 North Carolina State A L 2 3O 18 Radford H L 2 3O 22 Wilmington H W 6 0O 26 Wisconsin A L 2 4O 27 Wisconsin-Milwaukee A W 2 0O 30 Cincinnati A L 2 3N 2 Northeast Missouri State H W 3 1N 3 Arkansas H W 2 1 (1) - Played at Southern Methodist University


S 15 Denison H T 0 0S 22 Oberlin A W 4 0S 26 Miami-Ohio A L 0 3S 29 Ohio State H W 2 1O 3 Mt. St. Joseph’s H L 1 2O 6 Wilmington A T 0 0O 10 Xavier A L 0 1O 13 Kenyon H W 1 0O 16 Ohio Wesleyan H W 3 1O 18 Cincinnati H L 0 4O 19 Denison N(1) T 1 1O 20 Maryville N(1) T 0 0O 20 Mt. St. Joseph’s N(1) L 1 2O 20 Ohio State A(1) L 2 4O 27 Wooster H W 3 0N 3 Xavier A L 0 2N 3 Wilmington A L 1 3(1) - Ohio State Invitational, Columbus, OH


S 14 Denison A W 5 1S 15 Wis-Milwaukee H W 3 0S 18 Mt. St. Joseph’s H W 5 0S 21 Vanderbilt N(1) W 10 0S 22 Southern Illinois N(1) L (ot) 1 2 S 27 Southern Illinois N(2) L 1 2S 28 Missouri-Rolla N(2) W 3 1S 29 Wis-Milwaukee N(2) W 3 1O 2 Wilmington H W 1 0O 5 Kalamazoo H T 0 0O 8 Xavier H L 0 2O 12 Oberlin H W 4 0O 14 Wooster A W 9 0O 16 Wright State H W 3 0O 19 Louisville H W 3 1O 22 Mt. St. Joseph’s A W 6 0O 25 Missouri-St. Louis H L 1 2O 27 Kenyon A W 8 1O 30 Cincinnati A L 1 5N 1 Mt. St. Joseph’s H W 7 0N 2 Xavier H W 1 0(1) - Neutral site unknown(2) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament


S 7 Siena Heights H W 4 0S 9 Morehead State A W 6 0S 15 Wittenberg H W 11 0S 17 Wright State A W 3 1S 20 Mt. St. Joseph H W 7 0S 21 Oberlin A W 6 0S 26 Wisconsin N(1) L 2 5S 27 Texas A&M N(1) W 2 0S 28 Missouri-St. Louis N(1) L (ot) 0 1 O 4 Louisville A W 7 1O 7 Wright State H W 5 0O 10 Vanderbilt H W 7 0O 12 Allegheny H W 4 2O 17 Radford H W 1 0O 18 Denison H W 7 0O 20 Wilmington A W 4 2O 22 Xavier A W (ot) 1 0O 25 Michigan State A T 1 1O 26 Kalamazoo A L 2 3O 29 Cincinnati H L 2 4O 31 Wilmington H(2) L 0 1N 1 Wright State H(2) W 2 0(1) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament(2) - Dayton Invitational, University of Dayton


S 5 Siena Heights H W 5 1S 9 Morehead State H W 12 0S 12 Oberlin H W 9 1S 13 Louisville H W 11 2S 16 Wright State A W 4 0S 19 Kalamazoo H W 7 2S 25 Wisconsin N(1) L 1 4S 26 Southern Illinois N(1) W 6 1S 27 Texas A&M N(1) L 1 2O 3 Michigan State H W 2 0O 6 Xavier H W 4 0O 8 Wilmington H W 3 1O 12 Denison A W 6 1O 14 Cincinnati A L 0 1O 24 Radford A L 1 2O 25 Virginia N(2) L 1 3O 30 Wright State N(3) W 2 0 O 31 Missouri-St. Louis N(4) W 2 1 (1) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament(2) - Played at Radford Univ.(3) - Dayton Invitational, Xavier Univ.(4) - Dayton Invitational, Wright State Univ.


S 1 North Carolina N(1) L 0 5S 3 Siena Heights H T 2 2S 6 Southern Illinois H W 2 1S 10 Lewis H W 5 0S 14 Wright State H T 1 1S 18 Louisville A W 2 1S 23 Quincy N(2) T 2 2S 24 Southern Illinois N(2) W 2 0 S 25 Metropolitan State N(2) L 0 1 O 2 Wisconsin A L 0 2O 5 Wilmington A W 4 0O 10 Xavier A W 2 1O 13 Cincinnati H L 1 2O 16 Michigan State A W 3 1O 22 Virginia A L 0 2O 23 George Mason A L 0 1O 28 Notre Dame H(3) W 6 0O 29 Wright State A(4) W 1 0 (1) - Played in Cincinnati, OH(2) - Univ. of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament(3) - Dayton Invitational, UD(4) - Dayton Invitational, Wright State Univ.


S 3 Wisconsin H L 0 2S 8 Ohio Wesleyan A W 6 0S 12 Wright State A W 1 0

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S 7 Lewis H W 2 1S 11 Butler H W 2 1S 16 Wright State H W 3 0S 19 Loyola-Chicago A W 12 0S 20 Notre Dame A L 1 4S 26 Wisconsin-Milwaukee H T (ot) 2 2 S 27 Wisconsin H L 1 2O 2 Niagara N(1) W 2 0O 4 North Carolina State H L 1 2O 7 Xavier A T (ot) 1 1 O 10 Temple A W 2 1O 11 La Salle A W 3 1O 15 Louisville H W 3 1O 17 Michigan State A W 2 1O 20 Siena Heights H W 6 0O 24 Davidson A W 4 1O 25 Radford A W 2 1O 28 Cincinnati H W (ot) 1 0O 31 Kentucky H W 2 1(1) - Played in Cleveland, OH


S 5 Ohio State A L 0 1S 12 James Madison H L 2 3S 15 Wright State A W (ot) 1 0 S 18 Monmouth N(1) W 1 0S 19 St. Francis N(1) W 11 0S 21 Cincinnati A W 6 1S 25 Virginia H T (ot) 2 2S 26 Loyola-Chicago H W 5 0O 1 Butler A T (ot) 3 3O 2 La Salle H W 4 1O 5 Xavier H W 1 0O 9 Marquette A W 2 0O 10 Wisconsin-Milwaukee A W 4 2O 16 Davidson H W 4 2O 17 Southern Methodist H L 1 3O 22 Michigan State H W 3 0O 24 Temple H W 2 0O 29 Florida Atlantic A W 5 0O 31 Central Florida A L 0 2(1) - Played at Niagara University


S 3 Valparaiso H W 5 1S 6 Ohio State H L (ot) 0 1

S 9 Xavier A(1) L 1 4S 11 Cincinnati N(1) L 1 3S 16 Wisconsin-Milwaukee H L 1 2S 25 Michigan State A L 0 2S 30 Evansville H L (ot) 0 1O 2 Kentucky A L 1 2O 7 Butler H W (ot) 1 0O 9 Loyola-Maryland H W 5 0O 14 Loyola-Chicago A W 5 0O 16 Northern Illinois A W 2 1O 19 Wright State H W 4 2O 22 James Madison A L 1 3O 23 Virginia Tech A W 3 1O 26 Detroit H W 4 0O 29 Marquette H W 3 0N 4 Cincinnati N(2) L 0 2(1) - Xavier Univ. Tournament(2) - Great Midwest Conference Tournament, Centerville, OH

1995Season Record: 9-9-1A-10 Record: 3-2-0Coach: Mike Tucker

S 4 Michigan State H L 1 3S 8 Xavier H L 0 2S 10 Cincinnati H L 2 4S 12 Louisville A W 5 1S 16 Duquesne H W 4 1S 17 Evansville A L 0 3S 22 George Washington A L 1 2S 24 Towson State A W 5 4S 27 Detroit A L 0 1S 29 La Salle H W 3 0O 1 Northern Illinois H W 4 0O 4 Toledo H W 2 0O 6 Wisconsin A L 0 3O 8 Marquette A L 0 1O 15 Loyola-Maryland A W (ot) 2 1O 18 Wright State A L 1 3O 22 Virginia Tech H W 2 0O 27 Central Florida A W 3 1O 29 Stetson A T (ot) 1 1


A 31 Indiana A L 0 2S 8 Louisville H W 3 2S 9 Kentucky A L 1 5S 15 Saint Joseph’s H W 3 0S 17 Ohio State H L 1 2S 20 George Washington H L 2 3S 22 Toledo A W 2 1S 25 Wright State H L 0 1S 27 Evansville H L 0 2S 29 Virginia Tech A W 2 1O 4 Eastern Illinois H W 3 1O 6 Temple H W 3 2O 12 St. Bonaventure H W 2 0

O 13 Valparaiso A W 6 0O 16 Detroit H L 1 2O 20 Duquesne A W 2 0O 26 Eastern Michigan A L 1 2O 27 Michigan A L 0 3O 30 Xavier A W 3 1N 2 La Salle A W 4 1N 8 Fordham N(1) W 4 3N 10 Massachusetts N(1) W 3 2(1) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Rhode Island


A 31 Miami-Ohio H W 5 1S 3 Bowling Green H W 5 0S 10 Ohio State A W 2 0S 12 Detroit A W (2ot) 1 0S 17 Wright State A W 2 1S 19 Illinois State A W 2 1S 21 Eastern Illinois A W 3 0S 26 Valparaiso H W 4 1S 28 Xavier H L 0 1O 3 St. Bonaventure H W 6 1O 5 Duquesne H W 2 0O 10 Saint Joseph’s H W 5 1O 12 Temple H W 7 1O 17 Massachusetts A L (ot) 1 2O 19 Rhode Island A W 3 0O 24 Virginia Tech A W 3 1O 26 George Washington A L 0 2O 31 Fordham H W 2 1N 2 La Salle H W 2 1N 7 Massachusetts N(1) L 0 1(1) - A-10 Conference Championship, Xavier Univ.


S 1 Ohio H W 3 2S 4 Michigan H L 1 3S 6 Purdue A W 3 1S 9 Ohio State H L 1 2S 11 Xavier A W (ot) 1 0 S 13 Bowling Green A W (ot) 3 2S 19 Wisconsin-Milwaukee A L 1 2S 25 Wright State H W 4 0O 2 Duquesne A W 3 2O 4 St. Bonaventure A W 6 0O 9 Temple A W 5 1O 11 Saint Joseph’s A W 3 1O 16 Rhode Island H W 4 1O 18 Massachusetts H L 1 2O 23 George Washington H W 2 1O 25 Virginia Tech H W 2 0O 28 Kentucky H T (2ot) 3 3O 30 La Salle A W (2ot) 1 0N 1 Fordham A T (2ot) 2 2N 6 Massachusetts H(1) W 1 0N 8 Xavier H(1) T (pk) 1 2(1) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Dayton(pk) - Xavier won in a shootout, 4-3

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A 31 Oregon State N(1) L 1 4S 2 California-Irvine N(1) W 4 0S 7 Michigan State A L 1 2S 9 Michigan A L 0 1S 19 Xavier H W 3 0S 21 Santa Clara N(2) L 1 3S 23 Stanford A(2) L 0 6S 30 Ohio H W 3 1O 5 Richmond A W 2 1O 7 George Washington A W 3 0O 12 Fordham H W 3 0O 14 La Salle H W 2 0O 19 St. Bonaventure A W 3 0O 21 Duquesne A W 1 0O 26 Saint Joseph’s H W 2 1O 28 Temple H W 3 1N 2 Massachusetts A W 2 1N 4 Rhode Island A W 4 0N 9 Xavier N(3) W 5 1N 11 Richmond N(3) W 2 1N 16 Maryland N(4) W 1 0N 18 Miami-Ohio N(4) W 2 0N 23 UCLA A(5) L 1 3(1) - Air Force Falcon Invitational, Air Force Academy(2) - Stanford / Nike Invitational, Stanford University(3) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Rhode Island(4) - NCAA First & Second Rounds, West Virginia University(5) - NCAA Third Round, UCLA


A 30 Evansville A W 3 0S 1 Louisville A W 3 0S 6 Georgetown H(1) W 3 1S 8 Marquette H(1) L 0 1S 13 Wright State H W 3 0S 15 Michigan State H W 1 0 S 19 Xavier H W 1 0S 27 Illinois A W ** 1 2 S 29 Oakland A W 2 1O 4 Rhode Island H L 1 2O 6 Massachusetts H W 1 0O 11 George Washington H W 2 0O 13 Richmond H W 3 1O 18 La Salle A W 1 0 O 20 Fordham A W 2 0O 25 Duquesne H W 5 1O 27 St. Bonaventure H W 5 0N 1 Temple A W 6 0N 3 Saint Joseph’s A W 2 1N 8 Richmond H(2) L 0 1N 15 Virginia N(3) L 2 3(1) - Dayton Marriott Flyer Classic, UD(2) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Dayton(3) - NCAA First Round, West Virginia Univ.** - Match was forfeited to UD

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A 27 Purdue H W 2 0S 3 Oakland H L (2ot) 1 2S 7 Wright State A W 2 1S 10 Ohio A W 2 0S 12 Evansville A W (ot) 4 3S 17 Central Michigan H W (ot) 1 0S 19 Kentucky A L 0 3S 22 Xavier H W 2 0S 24 Wisconsin-Milwaukee H L (2ot) 0 1O 1 Duquesne H L 2 3O 3 St. Bonaventure H W 3 0O 8 Temple H W 5 0O 10 Saint Joseph’s H W 8 1O 15 Rhode Island A W 2 0O 17 Massachusetts A W 3 1O 22 George Washington A W 1 0O 24 Virginia Tech A W 2 1O 29 La Salle H W (ot) 3 2O 31 Fordham H W 3 2N 5 St. Bonaventure N(1) W 2 0N 7 Xavier N(1) W 1 0N 10 Evansville H(2) W 3 2N 14 Notre Dame A(3) L 1 5(1) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Massachusetts(2) - NCAA First Round, Univ. of Dayton(3) - NCAA Second Round, Univ. of Notre Dame


A 27 Evansville H L 0 1S 1 Clemson A(1) L 1 2S 3 Auburn N(1) W 3 1S 6 Wright State H W 4 1S 10 Cal Poly H W (ot) 2 1S 15 Ohio State A L 0 1S 17 Ohio H W 3 2S 20 Xavier A W 4 0S 24 Air Force H W 3 0S 29 Fordham A W 3 0O 1 La Salle A L 0 2O 6 St. Bonaventure H W 1 0O 8 Duquesne H W 1 0O 13 Saint Joseph’s A W 4 2O 15 Temple A W 7 2O 20 Massachusetts H W (ot) 2 1O 22 Rhode Island H W 1 0O 27 Virginia Tech H W 3 0O 29 George Washington H W 4 0N 3 Rhode Island N(2) W 4 2N 5 Xavier N(2) L 0 1(1) - Nike/Clemson Invitational, Clemson Univ.(2) - A-10 Conference Championship, Xavier Univ.


A 29 UW-Milwaukee N(1) W (ot) 1 0 A 31 Marquette N(2) W 1 0 S 5 Marshall H W 3 0S 7 Virginia H T (2ot) 1 1S 12 Clemson N(3) L 0 2S 14 Furman A(3) W 1 0S 19 California A L 0 2 S 21 Saint Mary’s, Calif. A L 1 3S 28 Xavier A W 2 1 O 3 Temple H W 6 0 O 5 Saint Joseph’s H W 5 1 O 10 Rhode Island A L 2 4 O 12 Massachusetts A W 1 0O 17 George Washington A W (ot) 1 0O 19 Richmond A L 0 1O 24 La Salle H W 3 1O 26 Fordham H W 3 1O 31 Duquesne A W 2 1N 2 St. Bonaventure A T (2ot) 1 1N 7 Xavier N(4) W 2 0N 9 Richmond A(4) W 3 0N 15 Ohio State N(5) L 0 3(1) - Milwaukee Cup, Marquette University(2) - Milwaukee Cup, UW-Milwaukee(3) - Select Kickoff Classic, Furman University(4) - A-10 Conference Championship, University of Richmond(5) - NCAA First Round, West Virginia University


A 27 Florida A L 2 3A 29 Central Florida A W 1 0S 3 Wright State A W (ot) 1 0S 5 Cincinnati A W 2 0S 10 Virginia Tech N(1) W 2 1S 12 Louisiana State N(1) W 3 0S 19 Oakland H W 2 1S 25 Xavier A W 1 0S 28 Butler H W 2 1O 1 St. Bonaventure H W 4 0O 3 Duquesne H W 3 0O 8 Saint Joseph’s A W (2ot) 1 0O 10 Temple A W 1 0O 15 Massachusetts H W 4 0O 17 Rhode Island H W 5 1O 22 Richmond H W 2 1O 24 George Washington H W 3 0O 29 Fordham A W 3 1O 31 La Salle A W 1 0N 5 Saint Joseph’s N(2) W 2 1N 7 Rhode Island N(2) W (ot) 1 0N 12 Wisconsin N(3) L (ot) 1 2(1) - Ohio State/Nike Invitational(2) - A-10 Conference Championship, University of Massachusetts(3) - NCAA First Round, University of Notre Dame

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A 24 Toledo A T(2ot) 2 2S 01 Pepperdine N(1) T(2ot) 2 2S 03 San Diego N(1) L 1 2S 08 Michigan H L 0 1S 10 Illinois State H T (2ot) 0 0S 15 Washington N(2) W 1 0S 17 California N(2) L 0 2S 22 Xavier H W 3 2S 24 Oakland A W 4 1O 06 Massachusetts A W 3 1O 08 Rhode Island A W 2 0O 13 Duquesne H W 1 0O 15 Saint Louis H L 0 2O 20 George Washington H W 1 0O 22 La Salle H L 0 1O 27 Richmond A W 5 1O 29 Charlotte A L(2ot) 2 3N 02 Rhode Island N(3) L 2 3(1) - Pepperdine Tournament(2) - Ohio State Tournament(3) - A-10 Conference Championship, Saint Louis University

2005Season Record:10-7-3 A-10 Record: 5-3-1Coach: Mike Tucker

A 26 West Virginia A L 1 3A 28 Ohio A W 1 0S 02 Furman H(1) W 2 1S 04 Cincinnati H(1) W 2 1S 09 William & Mary N(2) T (2ot) 1 1S 11 Virginia A(2) T (2ot) 2 2S 15 Wright State H W 1 0S 18 Butler A L 0 1S 24 Xavier A W 3 0S 30 Saint Joseph’s H L 0 1S 30 Temple H W 5 0O 07 George Washington A W 1 0O 09 La Salle A W 3 1O 14 Richmond H T (2ot) 0 0O 16 Charlotte H L 0 1O 22 St. Bonaventure A W 3 0O 23 Fordham A L 1 2O 28 Texas A L 1 2N 03 Saint Joseph’s H(3) W 2 1N 04 Saint Louis H(3) L 0 1(1) - Nike Dayton Flyer Invitational(2) - Virginia Nike Soccer Classic(3) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of Dayton


A 31 Cal Poly A W 2 0S 02 Loyola Marymount A W(2ot) 1 0 S 07 San Diego H L 0 1 S 09 Pepperdine H W 1 0 S 11 Cincinnati A L 3 4 S 14 Minnesota A(1) W(2ot) 3 2 S 16 Iowa State N(1) W(2ot) 2 1 S 21 Xavier H W 4 0 S 23 Oakland H W 5 0S 28 Temple A L 1 2 S 30 George Washington H W 5 1 O 05 Massachusetts H W 2 0O 07 Rhode Island H W 2 0 O 12 Duquesne A W(2ot) 2 1 O 14 St. Bonaventure A T(2ot) 0 0 O 19 Saint Louis H T(2ot) 1 1 O 21 Charlotte H L 1 2 O 26 La Salle A W 2 1 O 28 Fordham A T(2ot) 1 1 N 08 Saint Louis N(2) W(ot) 2 1 N 09 Fordham N(2) T (pk) 1 1(1) - Gopher Invitational(2) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of NC-Charlotte pk - Fordham won in a shootout, 4-3

2008Season Record:15-6-1A-10 Record:8-2-1Coach: Mike Tucker

A 22 Indiana H W 4 1A 29 Pittsburgh (1) N W(2ot) 3 2A 31 Illinois (1) A L (ot) 0 1 S 05 Michigan A W 3 2 S 09 Cincinnati H W 1 0S 12 Duke H L 1 3 S 14 Rutgers H L 0 1 S 19 Wright State A W (ot) 2 1S 21 Ball State A W 2 0S 26 Richmond H W 1 0 S 28 Saint Joseph’s A T 2ot) 1 1 O 05 Xavier A W 2 0O 10 Rhode Island A W 2 1 O 12 Massachussetts A L 0 1 O 17 St. Bonaventure H W 4 0 O 19 Duquesne H W 4 1 O 24 Charlotte A L 1 2 O 26 Saint Louis A W 1 0 O 31 Fordham H W(2ot) 3 2 N 02 La Salle H W 2 0N 07 Fordham N(2) W 2 1N 09 Charlotte N(2) L 0 1 1) - Illini Challenge Cup presented by Gameday Spirit (2) - A-10 Conference Championship, Saint Louis University


A 23 Loyola-Chicago A W 1 0A 28 Auburn A T(2ot) 1 1 A 30 Middle Tennessee State H W 4 0 S 04 Navy (1) N T(2ot) 0 0 S 06 Western Carolina (1) N T(2ot) 0 0 S 11 Ball State H W 4 0 S 13 Wright State H T(2ot) 0 0 S 18 Miami-Ohio A W 2 1 S 25 Temple H W 4 0S 27 George Washington A W 4 0 O 02 Fordham A W 2 0 O 04 La Salle A W(ot) 2 1O 09 Charlotte H T(2ot) 0 0 O 11 Saint Louis H W(2ot) 2 1 O 18 Duquesne A W 4 1 O 23 Rhode Island H W 2 0 O 25 Massachusetts H W 3 0 O 28 St. Bonaventure A W 3 0 O 31 Xavier H W 3 0 N 06 Saint Louis N(2) W 5 1 N 08 Charlotte N(2) W 2 1N 13 Marquette H(3) T(2ot) 0 0N 15 Virginia Tech N L 1 3(1) - Miami Hurricane Cup(2) - A-10 Conference Championship, Univ. of NC-Charlotte(3)- NCAA First Round, Univ. of Dayton(4)- NCAA Second Round, Univ. of Dayton

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Player Years on RosterAlbert, Tara 1996 1997 1998 1999 Alberti, Lisa 1984 1985 Arledge, Cara 1985 1986 1987 1988 Arling, Stephanie 1995 Ashe, Chelsea 1997 Aschenbrener, Judi 2000 2001 2002 2003Bach, Ingrid 1997 Bachman, Amy 1985 Bäck, Mandi 2006 2007 2008 2009Battison, Lesley 1998 1999 Barber, Lindy 2007 2008 Beecroft, Angie 1994 1995 1996 1997 Beljan, Kathleen 2008 2009Bennett, Erin 1990 1991 1992 1993Bernett, Libby 1984 Blumenschein, Kelly 2007 2008 2009Boland, Laura 2002 2003 2004 2005Bonasso, Annette 2005 Bonner, Maureen 1990 1991 1992 1993 Boone, Katherine 2009Borysiak, Meghan 2002 2003 2004 2005Breault, Caitlin 1993 1994 1995 Bredlo, Alicija 2002 2003 2004 2005Brendel, Stephanie 1984 1985 Brown, Liz 1999 2000 2001 2002Brown, Melissa 1999 Bruck, Michelle 2004 2005 Buck, Melissa 1997 1998 1999 2000 Bulger, Tracy 1992 1993 1994 1995 Bushman, Beth 1995 1996 1997 1998 Bushman, Bridget 1998 1999 2000 2001 Busse, Aimee 1984Campbell, Shannon 1994 1995 1996 1997 Carabajal, Abril 2004 2005 2006 2007 Chew, Stacy 2005 2006 2007 Ciasnocha, Julie 1991 1992 1993 1994Coble, Sarah 2008Coleman, Diane 1989 1990 1991 1992Corcoran, Teri 1991 1992 1993 1994 Cornacchia, Cara 2006 2007 2008 2009Covey, Stephanie 1985 1986 D’Epiro, Tina 1986 1987 1988 Dause, Jessica 2007 Davin, Jen 1996 1997 1998 1999Davis, Lori 1988 1989 1990 1991DeCarlo, DeeDee 1987 1988 1989 1990DeLuca, Stacy 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 DeWolfe, Jerica 2007 2008 2009DiGuardi, Nina 2000 2001 2002 2003Donoher, Shannon 2009Dreher, Clare 2009Duvic, Shelly 1984 Echelbarger, Gretchen 2002Edwards, Kim 1990 1991 1992 Eimermacher, Linda 1989 1999 Elk, Dara 2004 2005 2006 2007 Enderle, Therese 1984 1985 Feldbruegge, Molly 1988 Finnegan, Colleen 1987 1988 1989 Fitzharris, Lisa 1986 Flynn, Mary Jo 1986 1987 1988 1989 Forbrich, Ali 2009Foust, Alli 2004 2005 2006 2007 Freckman, Janelle 2003 Friel, Lisa 1984 Gallow, Amanda 2005 2006 2007 2008Garcia, Alexis 2009 Gartland, Colleen 1988 Gaydos, Kathy 1984 1985 Gerlach, Jill 1994 1995 Gibson, Colleen 2006 2007 2008 2009Gill, Molly 1993 1994 1995 1996 Gilles, Karen 1989 1990 1991 1992 Gillespie, Danielle 1996 1997 1998 1999 Giner, Allison 2007 2008 2009Giner, Gretchen 2004 2005 Gold, Damian 1996 1997 1998 1999 Goshen, Alix 1998 Grant, Josie 2008 2009Gregg, Missy 1999 2000 Grems, Amanda 1996 1997 1998 1999 Griffeth, Nancy 1985 Griffin, Katie 2008Griffin, Hannah 2008Hall, Kimberly 1992 1993 1994 1995

Hamant, Suzanne 1994 1995 1996 Hanhart, Colleen 1987 1988 1989 1990 Harmeyer, Renee 1996 1997 1998 Henke, Maribeth 1984 1985 Hersman, Tonya 1986 1987 Hinkle, Jennifer 1986 1987 1988 1989 Hinkle, Maggie 2009Holdren, Tracy 1991 1992 Hughes, Eileen 2006 2007 2008Jarvis, Monica 1993 1994 1995 Kazmaier, Karen 1985 1986 1987 Kelly, Colleen 1984 Kemmer, Amy 1995 1996 1997 1998 Kenney, Kara 2000 2001 Kenyon, Emily 2008 2009Kiefer, Paula 1991 1992 1993 1994 King, Tiffany 1996 1997 1998 Kirwan, Kelly 1985 1986 1987 Kohler, Jennifer 1992 1993 1994 1995 Kohntopp, Rachael 2005Kozlowski, Tesia 2001 2002 2003 2004Kroll, Carrie 1994 1995 Kuhl, Shannon 1999 2001 2002 2003Kuntz, Amanda 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005Leslie, Jen 2004 2005 2006 2007 Loney, Beth 1997 Lopez, Amy 2004 2005 Lowstuter, Katie 2002 2003 2004 2005Lucas, Jenny 1998 Luehrs, Jacqueline 2002 2003 2004 2005Lutz, Carrie 1992 1993 1994 1995MacCormick, Lauren 2006 2007 2008 2009Mallon, Alysha 2009Mallon, Kelly 1987 1988 1989 1990 Mara, Sheila 1985 Mariscalco, Anne 2005 2006 Martin, Stacey 1995 1996 1997 Mathis, Mary Kay 1984 1985 Maxwell, Sarah 2001 2002Maybury, Lauren 2006 2007 2008 2009 McCauley, Katie 1985 1986 1987 McHugh, Beth 2000 2001 2002 2003McKnight, Megan 1998 1999 2000 2001 Medwig, Christine 1988 1989 1990 1991 Melvin, Jessica 2001 2002 2003 2004 Miller, Emily 2006 2007 2008Miller, Kelsey 2008 2009Molloy, Jenny 1987 1988 1989 1990Monahan, Jaime 2003 2004 2005 2006Moscato, Denine 1987 Murray, Tricia 1985 Neidenthal, Lindsay 1999 Noland, Shelley 1998 Oelschlager, Tori 2007 2008 2009O’Hare, Maureen 1984 1985 1986 Oaks, Karen 1985 1986 Osberger, Sara 1993 1994 1995 1996 Ouvic, Shelley 1984 Owen, Kelsey 2008 2009Owens, Kathryn 1984 Oxley, Wes 1996 1997 1998 1999 Pacetta, Alle 2009Palazzolo, Antonia 1985 1986 1987 Palumbo, Stacy 2002 2003 2004 2005Persaud, Brittany 2008Persichini, Kristen 2004 2005 2006 2007 Pesce, Meredith 2005 Phelps, Leah 2001 2002 2003 2004Platte, Dawn 1992 1993 1994 1995 Powers, Therese 1992 1993 1994 1995 Pratt, Colleen 1998 1999 Proffitt, Caitlin 2006 2007 2008 2009Psota, Jennifer 1991 1992 1993 Puscian, Lisa 1987 Quinn, Amy 1986 1987 Quinter, Clare 1999 2000 2001 2002Raiff, Julie 1984 Reddington, Meg 1987 Reed, Niki 2004 2005 2006 2007 Rice, Amy 1985 1986 1987 1988 Richardson, Teri 1995 1996 1997 1998 Riesenbeck, Patti 1984 Rodgers, Lisa 2007 2008 2009 Russell, Anna 2004Russo, Mary 1985 1986 1987 Ryznar, Jane 1986 1988 1989 1990

Sacher, Kim 2005 2006 2007 2008Sanfrotello, Jordan 2009 Sauers, Amy 1989 1990 1991 1992 Schneider, Jennifer 1988 Schoeplein, Sara 1997 1998 Schroder, Fran 1985 1986 Schuler, Karen 1988 1989 1990 1991 Schwarzkopf, Mary 1990 1991 1992 Sedlacek, Reba 2002 2003 2004 2005Shea, Patty 1992 1993 1994 1995 Showalter, Erin 2000 2001 2002 2003Shubitowski, Corey 2005 Simonds, Michele 1987 1988 1989 1990 Simonetti, Jen 2001 2002 2003 2004Sirmans, Courtney 2004 2005 2006 2007 Skladany, Erin 2000 2001 Smith, Jennifer 1990 1991 1992 1993 Sparks, Angie 1994 1996 1997 1998 Staton, Kathy 1984 Storm, Angela 1988 1989 1990 1991 Suttie, Lizabeth 1985 1986 Terris, Katie 1990 1991 1992 1993 Thompson, Patty 1986 1987 1988 1989 Thorne, Jennifer 1991 Toerner, Julie 1986 1987 1988 Toth, Holly 1996 1997 1998 Truchan, Lenay 1994 1995 1996 1997 Tucker, Lori 1989 1990 1991 Waintraub, Deana 2007 2008 Walker, Sarah 1998 1999 2000 2001 Walters, Natalia 2004 2005 2006 2007 Warren, Kelli 1988 1989 1990 1991 Watts, Robyn 1988 Wegman, Jennifer 1987 1988 1989 Weisenfeld, Stephanie 1999 2000 2001 2002Wellman, Amy 1984 1985 1986 West, Sarah 2003 2004Whitehead, Lindsey 1999 2000 2001 2002Wilde, Julie 1994 1995 1996 1997 Williams, Colleen 2009Willis, Heather 1998 Winslow, Cynthia 1993 1995 1996 1997Wold, Keri 1990 1991 Wolff, Patricia 1984 Worley, Megan 1997 1998 1999 2000 Wurth, Stephanie 2005 2006 2007 2008 Yates, Jamie 2003Young, Holly 1992 1993 1994 1995 Zielke, Ingrid 1997 1998 1999 2000

STACEY MARTIN1977-1998

Stacey Martin left this Earth too soon.On March 28, 1998, she passed away during

an exhibition match at Baujan Field.Martin, a tenacious defender, was named

Second Team All-Atlantic 10 in 1997.In her memory, the Flyers have put the team’s leadership award in her name.

The Stacey Martin Leadership Award 1999 ...............................Damian Gold 2000 ............................... Clair Quinter 2001 .............................. Sarah Walker 2002 ............................. Nina DiGuardi 2003 ............................ Nina DiGuardi 2004 .................................Leah Phelps 2005 .............................Reba Sedlacek 2006 .......................... Jamie Monahan 2007 ...........................Amanda Gallow 2008 Amanda Gallow/Kelly Blumenschein 2009 ................. Kelly Blumenschein

Air Force (1-0-0)9/24/00 H W 3 0

Arkansas (1-0-0)11/3/91 H W 2 1

Auburn (1-0-1)9/3/00 N(23) W 3 18/28/09 A T (2ot) 1 1 Ball State (2-0-0)9/21/08 A W 2 09/11/09 H W 4 0 Bowling Green (2-0-0)9/3/97 H W 5 09/13/98 A W (ot) 3 2

Butler (4-1-1)9/13/91 A W 4 29/11/92 H W 2 110/1/93 A T (ot) 3 310/7/94 H W (ot) 1 0 9/28/04 H W 2 1 9/18/05 A L 0 1

Cal Poly (2-0-0)9/10/00 H W (ot) 2 1 8/31/07 A W 2 0

California (0-2-0)9/19/03 A L 0 29/17/06 N(1) L 0 2

California-Irvine (1-0-0)9/2/01 N(26) W 4 0

UCLA (0-1-0)11/25/01 N(29) L 1 3

Central Florida (2-1-0)10/31/93 A L 0 210/27/95 A W 3 18/29/04 A W 1 0

Central Michigan (1-0-0)9/17/99 H W (ot) 1 0 Charlotte (1-5-1)10/16/05 H L 0 1 10/29/06 A L(2ot) 2 3 10/21/07 H L 1 2 10/24/08 A L 1 211/9/08 N(43) L 0 110/9/09 H T (2ot) 0 011/8/09 N(41) W 2 1

Cincinnati (5-11-1)10/18/84 H L 0 410/30/85 A L 1 510/29/86 H L 2 410/14/87 A L 0 110/13/88 H L 1 210/18/89 A L 0 59/19/90 H T 3 310/20/91 A L 2 310/28/92 H W (ot) 1 0 9/21/93 A W 6 19/11/94 N(15) L 1 311/4/94 N(16) L 0 29/10/95 H L 2 49/5/04 A W 2 0 9/4/05 H(35) W 2 1 9/11/07 A L 3 49/9/08 H W 1 0

Clemson (0-2-0)9/1/00 A(23) L 1 29/12/03 N(32) L 0 2

Creighton (0-0-1)10/5/90 N(10) T 4 4

Davidson (2-0-0)10/24/92 A W 4 110/16/93 H W 4 2

Detroit (2-2-0)10/26/94 H W 4 09/27/95 A L 0 110/16/96 H L 1 29/12/97 A W (2ot) 1 0

Duke (0-2-0)9/23/90 N(24) L 2 49/12/08 H L 1 3

Duquesne (13-1-0)9/16/95 H W 4 110/20/96 A W 2 010/5/97 H W 2 010/2/98 A W 3 210/1/99 H L 2 310/8/00 H W 1 010/21/01 A W 1 010/25/02 H W 5 110/31/03 A W 2 110/3/04 H W 3 010/13/06 H W 1 0 10/12/07 A W (2ot) 2 110/19/08 H W 4 110/18/09 A W 4 1

Eastern Illinois (2-0-0)10/4/96 H W 3 19/21/97 A W 3 0

Eastern Michigan (0-1-0)10/26/96 A L 1 2

Evansville (3-4-0)9/30/94 H L (ot) 0 19/17/95 A L 0 39/27/96 H L 0 29/12/99 A W (ot) 4 311/10/99 H(21) W 3 28/27/00 H L 1 28/30/02 A W 3 0

Florida (1-0-0)8/27/04 A L 2 3

Florida Atlantic (1-0-0)10/29/93 A W 5 0 Fordham (11-1-3)11/8/96 N(17) W 4 310/31/97 H W 2 111/1/98 A T (2ot) 2 2

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10/31/99 H W 3 29/29/00 A W 3 010/12/01 H W 3 010/20/02 A W 2 010/26/03 H W 3 110/29/04 A W 3 1 10/23/05 A L 1 2 10/28/07 A T (2ot) 1 1 11/9/07 N(41) T (pk F 4, D3) 1 1 10/31/08 H W (2ot) 3 211/7/08 N (43) W 2 110/2/09 A W 2 0 Furman (2-0-0)9/14/03 A(32) W 1 0 9/2/05 H(35) W 2 1

George Mason (0-1-0)10/23/88 A L 0 1

Georgetown (1-0-0)9/6/02 H(30) W 3 1

George Washington (11-3-0)9/22/95 A L 1 29/20/96 H L 2 310/26/97 A L 0 210/23/98 H W 2 110/22/99 A W 1 010/29/00 H W 4 010/7/01 A W 3 010/11/02 H W 2 010/17/03 A W (ot) 1 010/24/04 H W 3 0 10/7/05 A W 1 010/20/06 H W 1 0 9/30/07 H W 5 19/27/09 A W 4 0

Illinois (1-1-0)9/27/02 A W ** 1 28/31/08 N (42) L (ot) 0 1

Illinois State (1-0-1)9/19/97 A W 2 19/10/06 H T 0 0

Indiana (1-1-0)8/31/96 A L 0 28/22/08 H W 4 1 Iowa State (1-0-0)9/16/07 N(40) W (2ot) 2 1 James Madison (0-2-0)9/12/93 H L 2 310/22/94 A L 1 3

Kentucky (1-3-1)10/31/92 H W 2 110/2/94 A L 1 29/9/96 A L 1 510/28/98 H T (2ot) 3 39/19/99 A L 0 3

La Salle (15-2-0)10/11/92 A W 3 110/2/93 H W 4 19/29/95 H W 3 011/2/96 A W 4 111/2/97 H W 2 110/30/98 A W (2ot) 1 010/29/99 H W (ot) 3 210/1/00 A L 0 210/14/01 H W 2 010/18/02 A W 1 010/24/03 H W 3 110/31/04 A W 1 0 10/9/05 A W 3 110/22/06 H L 0 1 10/26/07 A W 2 111/2/08 H W 2 010/4/09 A W (ot) 2 1

Louisiana State (1-0-0)9/12/04 N(34) W 3 0

Louisville (11-0-0)10/19/85 H W 3 110/4/86 A W 6 19/13/87 H W 11 29/18/88 A W 2 19/16/89 H W 4 09/15/90 A W 2 09/18/91 H W 5 010/15/92 H W 3 19/12/95 A W 5 19/8/96 H W 3 29/1/02 A W 3 0

Loyola-Chicago (4-0-0)9/19/92 A W 12 09/26/93 H W 5 010/14/94 A W 5 08/23/09 A W 1 0

Loyola-Maryland (2-0-0)10/9/94 H W 5 010/15/95 A W (ot) 2 1 Loyola-Marymount (1-0-0)9/2/07 A W (2ot) 1 0

Marquette (5-2-0)10/28/89 N(9) W 1 010/27/90 N(12) W 4 010/9/93 A W 2 010/29/94 H W 3 010/8/95 A L 0 19/8/02 H(30) L 0 18/31/03 N(31) W 1 011/13/09 N(21) T (2ot) 0 0

Marshall (1-0-0)9/5/03 H W 3 0

Maryland (1-0-0)11/16/01 N(28) W 1 0

Massachusetts (11-4-0)11/10/96 N(17) W 3 210/17/97 A L (ot) 1 211/7/97 N(18) L 0 110/18/98 H L 1 211/6/98 H(19) W 1 010/17/99 A W 3 110/20/00 H W (ot) 2 111/2/01 A W 2 1

10/6/02 H W 1 010/12/03 A W 1 010/15/04 H W 4 010/6/06 A W 3 1 10/5/07 H W 2 010/12/08 A L 0 110/25/09 H W 3 0

Miami (Ohio) (3-1-0)9/26/84 A L 0 38/31/97 H W 5 111/18/01 N(28) W 2 09/18/09 A W 2 1

Michigan (1-4-0)10/27/96 A L 0 39/4/98 H L 1 39/9/01 A L 0 19/8/06 H L 0 19/5/08 A W 3 2

Michigan State (6-5-1)10/25/86 A T 1 19/9/87 H W 2 010/16/88 A W 3 110/14/89 H W 2 111/3/90 A L 0 29/27/91 H L (ot) 1 210/17/92 A W 2 110/22/93 H W 3 09/25/94 A L 0 29/4/95 H L 1 39/7/01 A L 1 29/15/02 H W 1 0 Middle Tennessee State (1-0-0)8/30/09 H W 4 0

Minnesota (1-0-0)9/14/07 A(40) W (2ot) 3 2 Missouri-St. Louis (2-2-0)10/25/85 H L 1 29/28/86 N(3) L (2ot) 0 110/31/87 N(6) W 2 110/1/89 A(3) W 1 0

Monmouth (2-1-0)10/22/89 A ot L (ot) 1 39/29/90 H W 4 29/18/93 N(14) W 1 0

Morehead State (2-0-0)9/9/86 A W 7 09/9/87 H W 12 0

Navy (0-0-1)9/4/09 N(44) T (2ot) 0 0 Niagara (1-0-0)10/2/92 N(13) W 2 0

North Carolina (0-2-0)9/1/88 N(8) L 0 510/12/90 H(11) L 1 5

UNC-Greensboro (0-1-0)10/5/91 A L 0 1 North Carolina State (0-3-0)9/22/90 A L 3 610/6/91 A L 2 310/4/92 H L 1 2

NE Missouri State (1-0-0)11/2/91 H W 3 1

Northern Illinois (2-0-0)10/16/94 A W 2 110/1/95 H W 4 0

Notre Dame (2-3-1)10/28/88 H(4) W 6 010/27/89 N(9) W (pk) 2 1 10/26/90 A(12) L 0 19/10/91 H T (ot) 0 09/20/92 A L 1 411/14/99 A(22) L 1 5

Oakland (4-1-0)9/3/99 H L (2ot) 1 29/29/02 A W 2 19/19/04 H W 2 19/24/06 A W 4 1 9/23/07 H W 5 0

Ohio (5-0-0)9/1/98 H W 3 29/10/99 A W 2 09/17/00 H W 3 29/30/01 H W 3 1 8/28/05 A W 1 0

Ohio State (2-7-0)9/29/84 H W 2 110/20/84 A(1) L 2 49/5/93 A L 0 19/6/94 H L (ot) 0 1 9/17/96 H L 1 29/10/97 A W 2 09/9/98 H L 1 29/15/00 A L 0 111/14/03 N(28) L 0 3

Oregon State (0-1-0)8/31/01 N(26) L 1 4 Pepperdine (1-0-1)9/1/06 N(38) T (2ot) 2 2 9/9/07 H W 1 0

Pittsburgh (1-0-0)8/29/08 N (42) W (2ot) 3 2 Purdue (2-0-0)9/6/98 A W 3 18/27/99 H W 2 0

Radford (2-2-0)10/17/86 H W 1 010/24/87 A L 1 210/18/91 H L 2 310/25/92 A W 2 1

Rhode Island (12-3-0)10/19/97 A W 3 010/16/98 H W 4 110/15/99 A W 2 0

10/22/00 H W 1 011/3/00 N(18) W 4 211/4/01 A W 4 010/4/02 H L 1 210/10/03 A L 2 410/17/04 H W 5 111/7/04 N(20) W(ot) 1 010/8/06 A W 2 011/2/06 N(39) L 2 3 10/7/07 H W 2 010/10/08 A W 2 110/23/09 H W 2 0

Richmond (7-2-1)10/5/01 A W 2 111/11/01 N(17) W 2 110/13/02 H W 3 111/8/02 H(19) L 0 110/19/03 A L 0 111/9/03 A(33) W 3 010/22/04 H W 2 1 10/14/05 H T (2ot) 0 010/27/06 A W 5 1 9/26/08 H W 1

Rutgers (0-1-0)9/14/08 H L 0 1 St. Bonaventure (12-0-2)10/12/96 H W 2 010/3/97 H W 6 110/4/98 A W 6 010/3/99 H W 3 011/5/99 N(20) W 2 010/6/00 H W 1 010/19/01 A W 3 010/27/02 H W 5 011/2/03 A T (2ot) 1 110/1/04 H W 4 0 10/21/05 A W 3 0 10/14/07 A T (2ot) 0 010/17/08 H W 4 010/28/09 A W 3 0 St. Francis (1-0-0)9/19/93 N(14) W 11 0

Saint Joseph’s (11-1-1)9/15/96 H W 3 010/10/97 H W 5 110/11/98 A W 3 110/10/99 H W 8 110/13/00 A W 4 210/26/01 H W 2 111/3/02 A W 2 110/5/03 H W 5 110/8/04 A W (2ot) 1 011/5/04 N(20) W 2 1 9/30/05 H L 0 1 11/03/05 H(37) W 2 19/28/08 A T (2ot) 1 1 St. Louis (4-2-1)11/4/05 H(37) L 0 1 10/15/06 H L 0 2 10/19/07 H T (2ot) 1 1 11/8/07 N(41) W (ot) 2 110/26/08 A W 1 010/11/09 H W (2ot) 2 111/6/09 N(41) W 5 1

St. Mary’s (Calif.) (0-1-0)9/21/03 A L 1 3 San Diego (0-2-0)9/3/06 N(38) L 1 2 9/7/07 H L 0 1

Santa Clara (0-1-0)9/21/01 N(27) L 1 3

Southern Illinois (4-2-0)9/22/85 N(2) L (ot) 1 29/27/85 N(2) L 1 29/26/87 N(3) W 6 19/6/88 H W 2 19/24/88 N(3) W 2 09/29/89 N(3) W 2 0

Southern Methodist (0-2-0)9/7/91 A L 1 610/17/93 H L 1 3

Stanford (0-1-0)9/23/01 A(27) L 0 6

Stetson (0-0-1)10/29/95 A T (ot) 1 1

Temple (13-1-0)10/10/92 A W 2 110/24/93 H W 2 010/6/96 H W 3 210/12/97 H W 7 110/9/98 A W 5 110/8/99 H W 5 010/15/00 A W 7 210/28/01 H W 3 111/1/02 A W 6 010/3/03 H W 6 010/10/04 A W 1 0 10/2/05 H W 5 0 9/28/07 A L 1 29/25/09 H W 4 0 Texas (0-1-0)10/28/05 A L 1 2

Texas A&M (1-1-0)9/27/86 N(3) W 2 09/27/87 N(3) L 1 2

Toledo (2-0-1)10/4/95 H W 2 09/22/96 A W 2 18/24/06 A T (2ot) 2 2

Towson (1-0-0)9/24/95 A W 5 4

Tulsa (1-1-0)10/8/89 H W 1 09/8/91 N(25) L 0 4

Valparaiso (3-0-0)9/3/94 H W 5 110/13/96 A W 6 09/26/97 H W 4 1

RESULTS BY OPPONENT Vanderbilt (2-0-0)9/21/85 N(2) W 10 010/10/86 H W 7 0

Villanova (1-0-0)10/20/89 A W 3 0

Virginia (0-4-3)10/25/87 N(7) L 1 310/22/88 A L 0 210/21/90 A L 0 29/25/93 H T (ot) 2 211/15/02 N(28) L 2 39/7/03 H T (2ot) 1 1 9/11/05 A(36) T (2ot) 2 2 Virginia Tech (8-1-0)10/23/94 A W 3 110/22/95 H W 2 09/29/96 A W 2 110/24/97 A W 3 110/25/98 H W 2 010/24/99 A W 2 110/27/00 H W 3 09/10/04 N(34) W 2 19/15/10 N(21) L 1 3 Washington (1-0-0)9/15/06 N(40) W 1 0 Western Carolina (0-0-1)9/6/09 N(44) T (2ot) 0 0 West Virginia (0-1-0)8/26/05 A L 1 3 William & Mary (0-0-1)9/9/05 N(36) T (2ot) 1 1

Wisconsin (0-9-0)9/26/86 N(3) L 2 69/25/87 N(3) L 1 410/2/88 A L 0 29/3/89 H L 0 29/8/90 A L 0 610/26/91 A L 2 49/27/92 H L 1 210/6/95 A L 0 311/12/04 N(22) L(ot) 1 2

Wisconsin-Milwaukee (6-4-1)9/15/85 H W 3 09/29/85 N(2) W 3 110/7/89 H W 4 19/9/90 A L 1 310/27/91 A W 2 09/26/92 H T (ot) 2 210/10/93 A W 4 29/16/94 H L 1 29/19/98 A L 1 29/24/99 H L (2ot) 0 18/29/03 N(31) W (ot) 1 0

Wright State (19-4-2)10/16/85 H W 3 09/17/86 A W 3 110/7/86 H W 5 011/1/86 H(4) W 2 09/16/87 A W 4 010/30/87 N(5) W 2 09/14/88 H T 1 110/29/88 A(6) W 1 09/12/89 A W 1 010/17/90 H L 1 29/25/91 A L 0 19/16/92 H W 3 09/15/93 A W (ot) 1 010/19/94 H W 4 210/18/95 A L 1 39/25/96 H L 0 19/17/97 A W 2 19/25/98 H W 4 09/7/99 A W 2 19/6/00 H W 4 19/13/02 H W 3 09/3/04 A W(ot) 1 0 9/15/05 H W 1 09/19/08 A W(ot) 2 19/13/09 H T (2ot) 0 0

Xavier (22-8-3)10/10/84 A L 0 111/3/84 A L 0 210/8/85 H L 0 211/2/85 H W 1 010/22/86 A W (ot) 1 010/6/87 H W 4 010/10/88 A W 2 19/21/89 H W (ot) 4 210/10/90 A T 0 010/2/91 H L 1 210/7/92 A T (ot) 1 110/5/93 H W 1 09/9/94 A(15) L 1 49/8/95 H L 0 210/30/96 A W 3 19/28/97 H L 0 19/11/98 A W (ot) 1 011/8/98 H(19) T (pk) 1 29/22/99 H W 2 011/7/99 N(20) W 1 09/20/00 A W 4 011/5/00 A(18) L 0 19/19/01 H W 3 011/9/01 N(17) W 5 19/29/02 H W 1 09/28/03 A W 2 111/7/03 N(28) W 2 09/25/04 A W 1 0 9/25/05 A W 3 09/22/06 H W 3 2 9/21/07 H W 4 010/5/08 A W 3 010/31/09 H W 3 0

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Missouri-St. Louis 2 2 0Monmouth 2 1 0Morehead State 2 0 0Mt. St. Joseph’s 4 2 0Niagara 1 0 0North Carolina 0 2 0UNC-Greensboro 0 1 0North Carolina State 0 3 0NE Missouri State 1 0 0Northern Illinois 2 0 0Notre Dame 2 3 1Oakland 4 1 0Oberlin 4 0 0Ohio 5 0 0Ohio State 2 7 0Ohio Wesleyan 2 0 0Oregon State 0 1 0Pepperdine 1 0 1Pittsburgh 1 0 0Purdue 2 0 0Quincy 1 0 1Radford 2 2 0Rhode Island 11 3 0Richmond 7 2 1Rutgers 0 1 0St. Bonaventure 11 0 2St. Francis 1 0 0St. Joseph’s 11 1 1St. Louis 2 2 1St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1 0 0San Diego 0 2 0Santa Clara 0 1 0Siena Heights 6 0 1Southern Illinois 4 2 0Southern Methodist 0 2 0Stanford 0 1 0Stetson 0 0 1Temple 12 1 0Texas 0 1 0 Texas A&M 1 1 0Toledo 2 0 1Towson 1 0 0Tulsa 1 1 0Valparaiso 3 0 0Vanderbilt 2 0 0Villanova 1 0 0Virginia 0 4 3Virginia Tech 8 0 0Washington 1 0 0 West Virginia 0 1 0 William & Mary 0 0 1Wilmington 7 2 1Wisconsin 0 9 0Wisconsin-Milwaukee 6 4 1Wittenberg 2 0 0Wooster 2 0 0Wright State 19 4 1Xavier 21 8 3

LEGEND

(1) - Ohio State University Invitational (2) - Unknown neutral site (3) - University of Missouri-St. Louis Tournament(4) - Dayton Invitational, University of Dayton (5) - Dayton Invitational, Xavier University(6) - Dayton Invitational, Wright State University (7) - Played at Radford University(8) - Played in Cincinnati, OH (9) - Midwestern Collegiate Conf., Xavier Univ.(10) - Played at University of Notre Dame (11) - Played at Centerville (OH) High School(12) - Midwestern Collegiate Conf, Notre Dame (13) - Played in Cleveland, OH(14) - Played at Niagara University (15) - Xavier University Tournament (16) - Great Midwest Tournament, Centerville HS (17) - Atlantic 10 Championship, University of Rhode Island (18) - Atlantic 10 Championship, Xavier University (19) - Atlantic 10 Championship,University of Dayton(20) - Atlantic 10 Championship, University of Massachusetts(21) - NCAA Championship, University of Dayton (22) - NCAA Championship, University of Notre Dame(23) - Nike/Clemson Invitational, Clemson University (24) - Played at North Carolina State University(25) - Played at Southern Methodist University (26) - Falcon Invitational, U.S. Air Force Academy(27) - Stanford/Nike Invitational, Stanford University (28) - NCAA Championship, West Virginia University(29) - NCAA Championship, UCLA (30) - Dayton Marriott Flyer Classic, University of Dayton(31) - Milwaukee Cup, Marquette & Wisconsin-Milwaukee(32) - Select Kickoff Classic, Furman University(33) - Atlantic 10 Championship, University of Richmond(34) - Ohio State/Nike Invitational, Ohio State University (35) - Nike Dayton Flyer Invitational (36) - Virginia Nike Soccer Classic/University of Virginia (37) - Atlantic 10 Championship, University of Dayton (38) - Pepperdine Tournament/Pepperdine University (39) - Atlantic 10 Championship, University of Saint Louis(40) - Minnesota Gopher Invitational/Univ. of Minnesota (41) - Atlantic 10 Championship, North Carolina-Charlotte(42) - Illini Challenge Cup/University of Illinois(43) - Atlantic 10 Championship, University of Saint Louis(44) - Miami Hurricane Cup, University of Miami

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BAUJAN FIELDTHE HOME OF DAYTON SOCCERSINCE BECOMING THE EXCLUSIVE HOME TO UD SOCCER, BAUJAN FIELD HAS GROWN INTO ONE OF THE TOP SOCCER VENUES IN THE COUNTRY.

Baujan Field, has undergone nearly $1.2 million in renovations over the past five years. It is recognized as one of the nation’s most unique collegiate stadiums.

The facility boasts a well-maintained natural grass surface with an irrigation system as well as a lighting system, allowing for a great atmosphere for night games.

Baujan Field has played host to a number of postseason soccer events. The Atlantic 10 Women’s Soccer Championship was hosted in 1998, 2002 and again in 2009 when the Flyers advanced to the second round on PKs against No. 25 Marquette.The Atlantic 10 Men’s Soccer Championship was held here in 1996, 1999 and most recently in 2007. A first-round match of the 1999 NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship called Baujan Field home as the Flyers advanced with a 3-2 win over Evansville. The Flyer men’s soccer team has twice played NCAA Play-In games at the historic venue in 1997 and 1998.

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