Match notes for Memphis' matches with UTEP and Colorado College
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MEMPHIS MEMPHIS Women Women’ ’s Soccer 2011 s Soccer 2011 4 NCAA Tournament Appearances 4 NCAA Tournament Appearances 2 2 4 C-USA Championships 4 C-USA Championships 2 2 35 All-Conference Selections 35 All-Conference Selections 2 2 2 All-Americans 2 All-Americans 2011 Schedule August Time/Result Sat. 13 Auburn# 0-0, T Fri. 19 LSU 3-1, W Sun. 21 Arkansas-Little Rock 3-1, W Fri. 26 @Alabama 1-0, W Sun. 28 @Samford 2-0, W September Sun. 4 @Western Kentucky 2-0, W Fri. 9 Ole Miss 3-0, W Sun. 11 Charlotte 6-2, W Thu. 15 @Vanderbilt 2-0, W Fri. 23 @Houston* 2-1, W Sun. 25 @Rice* 1-0, W Fri. 30 @Marshall* 1-0, W October Sun. 2 @East Carolina* 2-0, W Fri. 7 SMU* 3-3, T Sun. 9 Tulsa* 4-0, W Fri. 14 UTEP* 7:00 p.m. Sun. 16 Colorado College* 1:00 p.m. Fri. 21 @Southern Miss* 4:00 p.m. Sun. 23 @UCF* 12:00 p.m. Thu. 27 @UAB* 7:00 p.m. November Wed. 2 C-USA Tournament% TBA Fri. 4 C-USA Tournament% TBA Sun. 6 C-USA Tournament% TBA Home games in Bold All times CT # - Preseason Match * - C-USA Match % - C-USA Tournament hosted by Memphis (Mike Rose Soccer Complex) Forward No. Name G A Pt 4 Rasheeda Ansari 4 0 8 13 Kaitlyn Atkins 2 4 8 27 Ashley Barksdale 0 0 0 25 Anna Butzlaff 0 0 0 7 Kylie Davis 2 1 5 9 Natalia Gomez-Junco 6 0 12 6 Taylor Isenhower 3 1 7 24 Kaisa Marshall 0 0 0 10 Christabel Oduro 6 3 15 17 Melissa Smith 3 3 9 14 Nicole Zeidler 0 0 0 Midfielder No. Name G A Pt 13 Kaitlyn Atkins 2 4 8 26 Olivia Borkenstein 0 0 0 25 Anna Butzlaff 0 0 0 29 Carly Cassady 1 0 2 15 Alex Craig 0 0 0 5 Sarah Daane - - - 7 Kylie Davis 2 1 5 9 Natalia Gomez-Junco 6 0 12 2 Kelley Gravlin 2 4 8 16 Lizzy Hildebrandt 0 2 2 10 Christabel Oduro 6 3 15 20 Brooke Oxentine - - - 19 Alena Strnadova - - - 12 Tara Telford 0 0 0 Defender No. Name G A Pt 26 Olivia Borkenstein 0 0 0 29 Carly Cassady 1 0 2 15 Alex Craig 0 0 0 5 Sarah Daane - - - 11 Katie Donahue 0 1 1 23 Averi Hallman 0 1 1 16 Lizzy Hildebrandt 0 2 2 3 Christie Kline 1 1 3 20 Brooke Oxentine - - - 22 Bailey Pembroke 0 0 0 21 Lizzy Simonin 4 3 11 12 Tara Telford 0 0 0 18 Sam Watson 0 0 0 14 Nicole Zeidler 0 0 0 Goalkeeper No. Name GP GA SV 00 Jordan Boyle 1 2 1 0 Becca Brown - - - 33 McCall Gardner - - - 1 Elise Kuhar-Pitters 14 6 40 28 Nikki Unland - - - Memphis By Position Facebook.com/MemphisWSoccer 2 GoTigersGo.com 2 Twitter.com/UoMWSoccer Match 15 # 8 MEMPHIS (13-0-1) # 8 MEMPHIS (13-0-1) vs. UTEP (10-3-2) UTEP (10-3-2) Friday, Oct. 14 7 p.m. Mike Rose Soccer Complex Memphis, Tenn. PENALTY KICKS 2 2 Facing its first deficit of the season of 2-0 at halftime, Memphis roared back and scratched out a 3-3 draw with SMU on Friday. Bouncing back in a big way, Memphis earned a 4-0 vic- tory against Tulsa on Sunday to remain unbeaten heading into the final five games of the regular season. 2 2 The U of M has scored 35 goals this season coming from 11 different players. The 35 goals in the first 14 matches are the most since the matches are the most since the 2007 season when the squad had 36 goals. The 2007 season when the squad had 36 goals. The 35 goals are the third-most all-time through 14 35 goals are the third-most all-time through 14 matches, behind the 2005 squad that scored 39 matches, behind the 2005 squad that scored 39 and the 2007 club. and the 2007 club. 2 2 Along with nine clean sheets by Elise Kuhar- Pitters, the Lady Tiger defense has held oppo- nents to eight or fewer shot on goal attempts in every match this season. 2 2 Memphis has allowed eight goals in 14 match- es this season, the fewest in program history. Lowe’s Senior CLASS Finalist 2 2 Senior defender Lizzy Simonin was named a finalist for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award on Oct. 5. Simonin is the first Lady Tiger to be named a finalist for the prestigious honor. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competi- tion. 2 2 Nationwide fan voting begins immediately to determine the winner. Fans are encouraged to vote on either the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award website or the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Facebook fan page through November 14. Fan votes will be combined with media and Division I head coaches’ votes to determine the winner. 2 2 Use the hashtag #VoteLizzyLSCA to create awareness and invite other followers to vote for Lizzy Simonin via twitter. Visit the facebook fan page for updates and links to vote for Lizzy Si- monin. Use your smartphone to scan this QR Code and keep up with the Lady Tigers all season long. Match 16 # 8 MEMPHIS (13-0-1) # 8 MEMPHIS (13-0-1) vs Colorado College (7-4-3) Colorado College (7-4-3) Sunday, Oct. 16 1 p.m. Mike Rose Soccer Complex Memphis, Tenn.
PENALTY KICKS22 Facing its fi rst defi cit of the season of 2-0 at halftime, Memphis roared back and scratched out a 3-3 draw with SMU on Friday. Bouncing back in a big way, Memphis earned a 4-0 vic-tory against Tulsa on Sunday to remain unbeaten heading into the fi nal fi ve games of the regular season. 22 The U of M has scored 35 goals this season coming from 11 different players. The 35 goals in the fi rst 14 matches are the most since the matches are the most since the 2007 season when the squad had 36 goals. The 2007 season when the squad had 36 goals. The 35 goals are the third-most all-time through 14 35 goals are the third-most all-time through 14 matches, behind the 2005 squad that scored 39 matches, behind the 2005 squad that scored 39 and the 2007 club. and the 2007 club. 22 Along with nine clean sheets by Elise Kuhar-Pitters, the Lady Tiger defense has held oppo-nents to eight or fewer shot on goal attempts in every match this season. 22 Memphis has allowed eight goals in 14 match-es this season, the fewest in program history.
Lowe’s Senior CLASS Finalist22 Senior defender Lizzy Simonin was named a fi nalist for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award on Oct. 5. Simonin is the fi rst Lady Tiger to be named a fi nalist for the prestigious honor. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classifi ed as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, character and competi-tion.22 Nationwide fan voting begins immediately to determine the winner. Fans are encouraged to vote on either the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award website or the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Facebook fan page through November 14. Fan votes will be combined with media and Division I head coaches’ votes to determine the winner.22 Use the hashtag #VoteLizzyLSCA to create awareness and invite other followers to vote for Lizzy Simonin via twitter. Visit the facebook fan page for updates and links to vote for Lizzy Si-monin.
Use your smartphone to scan this QR Code and keep up with the Lady Tigers all season long.
Match 16# 8 MEMPHIS (13-0-1)# 8 MEMPHIS (13-0-1)
vsColorado College (7-4-3)Colorado College (7-4-3)
00 Jordan Boyle Sr. GK 5-9 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada/Archbishop O’Leary 0 Becca Brown Fr. GK 5-7 Colleyville, Texas/Grapevine HS 1 Elise Kuhar-Pitters R-Sr. GK 5-7 Spokane, Wash./Gonzaga Prep 2 Kelley Gravlin R-Fr. MF 5-4 St. Charles, Mo./Incarnate Word Academy 3 Christie Kline Jr. D 5-8 Leawood, Kan./Blue Valley North HS 4 Rasheeda Ansari So. F 5-4 Lithonia, Ga./Miller Grove HS 5 Sarah Daane Fr. MF/D 5-9 Newman, Ga./Northgate HS 6 Taylor Isenhower Jr. F 5-9 Lenexa, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 7 Kylie Davis Fr. F/MF 5-6 L’lle-Bizard, Quebec, Canada/John Rennie HS 9 Natalia Gomez-Junco Fr. MF/F 5-6 Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico/Prepa Tec 10 Christabel Oduro So. MF/F 5-3 Brampton, Onatrio, Canada/St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary 11 Katie Donahue Fr. D 5-9 Sachse, Texas/John Paul II HS 12 Tara Telford Sr. D/MF 5-7 St. Albert, Alberta, Canada/Bellerose Comp 13 Kaitlyn Atkins Fr. F/MF 5-4 Overland Park, Kan./Olathe East HS 14 Nicole Zeidler Fr. D/F 5-8 Scottsdale, Ariz./Chaparral HS 15 Alex Craig Fr. D/MF 5-8 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada/Archbishop Jordan Catholic HS 16 Lizzy Hildebrandt Sr. MF/D 5-6 Calgary, Alberta, Canada/Notre Dame HS 17 Melissa Smith R-Sr. F 5-5 Exeter, Ontario, Canada/South Huron District HS 18 Sam Watson Fr. D 5-11 Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound HS 19 Alena “Aja” Strnadova So. MF 5-6 Las Cruces, N.M./Las Cruces HS 20 Brooke Oxentine Fr. MF/D 5-6 Euless, Texas/Trinity HS 21 Lizzy Simonin Sr. D 5-5 Lee’s Summit, Mo./Lee’s Summit HS 22 Bailey Pembroke Jr. D 5-4 Flower Mound, Texas/Edward S. Marcus HS 23 Averi Hallman Jr. D 5-4 Spokane, Wash./Mount Spokane HS 24 Kaisa Marshall Fr. F 5-4 Kingwood, Texas/Kingwood HS 25 Anna Butzlaff R-Jr. MF/F 5-3 Brookfi eld, Wis./Butler 26 Olivia Borkenstein Fr. D/MF 5-4 Fort Wayne, Ind./R. Nelson Snider HS 27 Ashley Barksdale So. F 5-6 North Little Rock, Ark./Mount St. Mary Academy 28 Nikki Unland Sr. GK 5-8 Mt. Juliet, Tenn./Mt. Juliet HS 29 Carly Cassady Fr. MF/D 5-5 Lenexa, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 33 McCall Gardner Fr. GK 5-6 Duluth, Ga./Peachtree Ridge HS
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Brooks Monaghan University of Memphis, 1994/12th SeasonAssistant Coach: Jonny Walker University of Louisville, 2007/Third SeasonAssistant Coach: Jodi Grant University of Memphis, 1999/12th Season
C-USA Schedule Continues22 After a perfect 8-0 mark in the non-conference slate, Memphis opened C-USA with four-straight victories on the road. The Lady Tigers are one of three league members (UCF and Rice) that play seven road games and four home matches in league play. Houston, Southern Miss and UAB each have fi ve home and six road matches while Colorado College, Marshall and SMU have six home and fi ve road matches. UTEP, Tulsa and East Carolina have seven home and four road matches. 22 Memphis’ 4-0 start in conference play was the fi rst in program history and marks the third time a team has won four-straight games in league play. At 5-0-1 in C-USA, the Lady Tigers are off to the best start in C-USA play.
Three’s Company22 Natalia Gomez-Junco collected a hat trick in Sunday’s 4-0 victory over Tulsa. It was the fi rst hat trick since Kylie Hayes scored three goals in a C-USA Tournament match against Southern Miss in 2007. 22 The ironic feat in Gomez-Junco’s hat trick? The reserve midfi elder/forward logged 33 min-utes in the match. 22 Other tidbits of irony: Lizzy Simonin’s penalty kick goal came in the 33rd minute. Tulsa had three saves in both the fi rst and second halves and Elise Kuhar-Pitters had three saves in the second half.
National Team of the Week22 Following her hat trick performance, Natalia Gomez-Junco was named to the TopDrawer-Soccer National Team of the Week. It is the fi rst weekly accolade for the freshman midfi elder/forward.
SCOUTING UTEP22 UTEP travels to the Bluff City with a 10-3-2 mark on the season. The Miners have played nine of their 15 games at home and carry a 2-3-1 road record into Friday’s match. 22 Brittany Kindzierski paces the Miner offense with seven goals on the season and Tess Hall has added six goals and four assists. Katie Dor-man and Lauren Katada each have fi ve goals on the season and eight different players have found the back of the net this season for UTEP. 22 Sarah Dilling sports a 1.23 goals-against av-erage in 15 starts in goal. The freshman keeper has 70 saves on the year and four clean sheets.
SCOUTING COLORADO COLLEGE22 Colorado College enters week four of league play tied with Memphis atop the C-USA stand-ings with a 5-0-1 record. Overall, Colorado Col-lege is 7-4-3 on the season. The Tigers are un-beaten in their last eight matches after starting the season 1-4-2. 22 Lauren Digregorio, Kaeli Vandersluis and Britney Lyman pace the Colorado College of-fense with four goals each on the year. Eight dif-ferent players have provided goals for the Tigers this season. 22 Hanna Berglund carries a 1.16 goals-against average into the weekend play. She has seven clean sheets and 60 saves on the season.
Inside The Series22 Memphis and UTEP will clash for the eighth time on Friday. UTEP owns a 5-2 edge in the series and has won the last two meetings.
UTEP Leads 5-2-010/2/05 at Memphis ........................... UTEP, 3-211/2/05 at Houston (C-USA Tourney) ...... UTEP, 5-410/15/06 at El Paso ........................... UTEP, 4-111/9/07 at El Paso (C-USA Tourney) ........MEM, 1-010/3/08 at El Paso ..............................MEM, 2-110/2/09 at Memphis ........................... UTEP, 3-29/26/10 at El Paso ............................. UTEP, 2-1
22 Colorado College and Memphis square off for the sixth time on Sunday. Colorado College claimed the fi rst two meetings in the series, but Memphis has reeled off three-straight wins.
MEM Leads 3-210/13/06 at Colorado Springs ................ CC, 1-010/5/08 at Colorado Springs .................. CC, 2-110/4/09 at Memphis ............................MEM, 2-011/6/09 at Dallas (C-USA Tourney) ...........MEM, 1-09/24/10 at Colorado Springs ...............MEM, 1-0
LADY TIGERS START 13-0-122 The 13-0-1 start to the regular season is the best start in program history and the 14-game unbeaten streak is the longest in program history. The 2011 squad holds the longest unbeaten streak of 14 games, topping the 2010 and 2007 squads that were unbeaten in 11-straight matches.
AUGUST RUSH22 The U of M may be sad to see the calendar fl ip past August. In 16 seasons, Memphis is 18-5-1 all-time in the month of August and is unbeaten in the last 16 matches in the month of August dating back to the 2003 season. Since their last loss in the month of August (8/31/03-Ole Miss), Memphis has outscored its opponents 57-5.
REMEMBER SEPTEMBER22 With all the success in August in the past sev-eral seasons, what has the U of M done in the month of September? In the last four seasons, including six games this season, Memphis is 25-11-0 in the month of September.
ROC-TOBER22 Three matches into October, the Lady Tigers record has continued to improve as has been the case in the past several seasons. With Sunday’s victory over Tulsa, Memphis improved to 34-7-6 since the 2006 season in October matches. In that same span, the U of M has 31 shutouts.
BOUNCE BACK22 Since the 2007 season, Memphis has posted a 19-1-2 record following a tie or loss. Follow-ing the fi rst blemish on the record this season, Memphis bounced back with a 4-0 victory over Tulsa. In that span, Memphis has 13 shutouts in the 23 matches following a loss or tie and has outscored opponents 58-9.
Friday, October 14Colorado College at UAB ......................... 7:00 p.m.East Carolina at Tulsa .............................. 7:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Houston ........................ 7:00 p.m.Marshall at SMU ....................................... 7:00 p.m.UTEP at Memphis .................................... 7:00 p.m.UCF at Rice .............................................. 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 16Colorado College at Memphis .................. 1:00 p.m.UCF at Houston ........................................ 1:00 p.m.Marshall at Tulsa ...................................... 1:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Rice .............................. 1:00 p.m.UTEP at UAB ............................................ 1:00 p.m.East Carolina at SMU ............................... 2:00 p.m.
CLEAN SHEET22 In the past eight matches, Memphis has held opponents to just 38 shots on goal and recorded fi ve shutouts. Since the 2008 season, Memphis has 42 shutouts and has back-to-back shutouts 15 times. The four-straight shutout streak ear-lier this season was the fi rst four-game shutout streak and the 441:25 scoreless streak by op-ponents was the longest streak in program his-tory. Goalkeeper Elise Kuhar-Pitters posted a program-best 580:36 scoreless streak that was ended at Houston on Sept. 25.
BALANCED OFFENSE22 Thus far, Memphis has scored 35 goals in 14 matches, but more importantly 11 different players have scored those 35 goals. Through 14 matches, nine different players have two or more goals. The Lady Tigers have 24 assists on the 35 goals and 11 different players have recorded assists. Seven different players have attempted 20 or more shots. The offense ranks 27th in the NCAA statistical release, averaging 2.33 goals per game.
HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE22 With an unbalanced schedule this season that has Memphis playing seven road confer-ence matches, the Lady Tigers will need to continue the recent success on the home fi eld. Since 2004, Memphis is 51-17-5 at Mike Rose Soccer Complex. Under head coach Brooks Monaghan, Memphis has a 71-32-7 mark on the home turf. Year-by-year win-loss at home under Coach Monaghan is below:
Year W-L (Pct.) C-USA (Pct.)2000 6-3-0 (.667) 2-3-0 (.400)
2001 4-5-1 (.450) 2-3-0 (.400)
2002 5-3-0 (.625) 3-2-0 (.600)
2003 4-4-1 (.500) 2-3-0 (.400)
2004 7-2-0 (.778) 4-1-0 (.800)
2005 7-3-0 (.700) 3-2-0 (.600)
2006 4-3-1 (.563) 3-0-1 (.876)
2007 9-1-0 (.900) 4-1-0 (.800)
2008 6-3-1 (.650) 4-1-0 (.800)
2009 6-4-0 (.600) 3-2-0 (.600)
2010 8-1-2 (.818) 4-0-2 (.833)
2011 5-0-1 (.917) 1-0-1 (.750)
Total 71-32-7 (.677) 35-18-4 (.649)
DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS22 Since the 2007 season, the Lady Tiger de-fense has helped the U of M to a 72-4-5 record when opponents score one or fewer goals. In that same span, Memphis has 53 shutouts.22 This season, the Memphis defense has al-lowed just 51 shots on goal. By comparison, op-ponents have 113 total shots against the U of M this season, but Memphis has 113 shots on goal in 14 matches.
IN THE POLLS22 Memphis climbed to a program-best No. 6 in the national polls released on Sept. 27 and this week Memphis is ranked No. 8. Soccer Ameri-ca ranks the U of M 7th. The Lady Tigers are ranked 11th in CollegeSoccer360’s composite rankings and 20th in the TopDrawerSoccer.com Tournament 64. Memphis is ranked 11th in Soc-cer Times top-25.
CLAWING BACK22 Memphis faced its fi rst defi cit of the season on Oct. 7 against SMU as the Mustangs took a 2-0 lead into halftime. The Lady Tigers clawed back scoring three goals in a span of 5:43, be-fore the match ended in a 3-3 draw.
THREE...IS THE MAGIC NUMBER22 When scoring three or more goals in a match, the U of M carries an 82-6-2 record all-time. Un-der Head Coach Brooks Monaghan, Memphis is 61-3-2. In the past four seasons in which Mem-phis has four-straight championships, the record when scoring three or more goals is 27-0-2.
HEAD COACH BROOKS MONAGHAN22 Since taking over the program in 2000, head coach Brooks Monaghan has compiled a re-cord of 138-85-15 in 11 seasons. Monaghan has helped the program claim eight, 11-plus win seasons during his tenure. Below is a look at the milestone victories for Coach Monaghan.
Win # Date Opponent/Result1 Aug. 25, 200 San Francisco, 2-1
25 Oct. 8, 2003 UT Martin, 3-1
50 Oct. 23, 2005 Southern Miss, 5-1
75 Nov. 4, 2007 East Carolina, 2-1
100 Sept. 25, 2009 Southern Miss, 2-0
125 Nov. 7, 2010 #24 UCF, 1-0
22 Monaghan has guided the Lady Tigers to an impressive 99-33-10 (.732) record since 2004. Just in the last four seasons, Memphis is 76-20-7 (.772).
Year W-L (Pct.) C-USA (Pct.)2000 9-11-0 (.450) 3-8-0 (.273)
2001 5-13-1 (.289 3-7-0 (.300)
2002 9-10-1 (.475) 5-5-0 (.500)
2003 5-10-3 (.361) 2-7-1 (.250)
2004 11-8-0 (.579) 5-5-0 (.500)
2005 12-7-0 (.632) 6-3-0 (.667)
2006 11-6-3 (.625) 6-2-2 (.700)
2007 17-4-1 (.795) 7-1-1 (.833)
2008 15-5-2 (.727) 8-2-1 (.773)
2009 16-7-0 (.696) 8-3-0 (.727)
2010 15-4-3 (.750) 7-1-3 (.773)
2011 13-0-1 (.964) 5-0-1 (.917)
Total 138-85-15 (.611)
95-56-10 (.621)
NSCAA DIVISION 1 WOMEN’S SOCCER POLL
22 October 11, 2011: Poll #8/Week 8 PollRank Record Previous1. Stanford 13-0-1 12. Oklahoma State 15-0-0 23. Duke 13-1-1 44. Wake Forest 11-1-2 55. Pepperdine 10-0-4 86. UCLA 10-1-2 37. Marquette 14-2-0 98. Memphis 13-0-1 69. Boston College 9-1-2 710. North Carolina 9-2-0 1011. Florida 12-3-0 1112. UW Milwaukee 13-1-0 1213. Santa Clara 8-1-4 1414. Virginia 9-3-2 1615. Penn State 12-3-0 1816. Maryland 8-2-4 1717. Florida State 9-5-0 1318. Oregon State 10-3-1 1919. Tennessee 11-3-0 2020. Boston University 12-2-1 2121. Dayton 11-2-0 1522. Long Beach State 10-3-1 2323. William & Mary 11-1-2 RV24. West Virginia 11-4-0 RV25. Central Florida 8-2-3 24
Others receiving votes: LSU, California, Auburn, Washington State, UC Irvine, Illinois, La Salle, Texas A&M, Wisconsin, Hartford, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, Central Michigan.
UNBLEMISHED NON-CONFERENCE 22 Memphis fi nished the non-conference slate with a perfect 8-0 record, including fi ve shutouts. The Lady Tigers allowed just four goals in the eight matches, the fewest goals scored by non-conference opponents in the 16-year history of the program.
RECORD BOOK REWRITE22 Elise Kuhar-Pitters began her fi fth season in net for the Lady Tigers on the cusp of break-ing multiple goalkeeping records. Just seven matches into the season, Kuhar-Pitters grabbed three of the fi ve goalkeeping records at the U of M. With her third-straight shutout at Western Kentucky on Sept. 4, Kuhar-Pitters broke Isabel Birones’ record for shutouts and victories in a career. Kuhar-Pitters has 32 career shutouts and 48 victories and program-best 0.82 goals-against average. Kuhar-Pitters is also tops in minutes played and fourth in saves.
Category Total Rank Record HolderGAA 0.83 1st ----
Shutouts 32 1st ----
Victories 48 1st ----
Minutes 6128 1st ----
Saves 202 4th F. Currin-326
THE FINAL COUNTDOWN22 Memphis has allowed eight goals this season, six of which have come in the second half. Look-ing closer at the box score, fi ve of the six goals have come in the fi nal 20 minutes of regulation. The Lady Tigers have scored eight goals in the fi nal 20 minutes this season, with two key goals coming in the 3-0 victory over rival Ole Miss.
ROAD WARRIORS22 The sign of a good team is its play on the road and the Lady Tigers have had some great suc-cess playing away from the Bluff City. In the last four plus seasons, Memphis is 32-6-3 in road games. The Lady Tigers are 18-3-3 in confer-ence road games since the 2007 season.
TAKE THIS SHOW ON THE ROAD22 The Sept. 15 match at Vanderbilt began a fi ve-game road swing for the Lady Tigers. The trip was the longest since the 2002 season in which the U of M played seven-straight matches on the road. In 14 road trips that lasted three or more games, Memphis has compiled a record of 27-22-3 (8-0 in 2011). Scoring is very close in the road trip matches at 82-76 in favor of Mem-phis, but the U of M has equaled or bettered their opponent scoring in the last seven road trips. Memphis went 3-0 on its fi rst road trip of 2011, posting three shutouts and a perfect 5-0 on the most recent trip with four shutouts.
Shots On Goal TotalNatalia Gomez-Junco ..................................21Kelley Gravlin ..............................................16Christabel Oduro .........................................12Melissa Smith .............................................. 11
BY THE NUMBERS
Overall Record.......................................13-0-1Home .......................................................5-0-1Away ........................................................8-0-0Neutral .....................................................-------vs. Ranked Teams ...................................-------vs. Unranked Teams ..............................13-0-1Day Games..............................................7-0-0Night Games............................................6-0-1Overtime ..................................................-------When scoring fi rst ..................................13-0-0When opponent scores fi rst .....................0-0-1When leading at half ................................8-0-0When trailing at half .................................0-0-1When tied at half......................................5-0-0More shots .............................................13-0-1Less shots ...............................................-------Equal shots ..............................................-------More corner kicks ....................................9-0-1Less corner kicks .....................................4-0-0Equal corner kicks ...................................-------More fouls ................................................8-0-0Less fouls ................................................4-0-1Equal fouls ...............................................1-0-0On Thursday ............................................1-0-0On Friday .................................................5-0-1On Saturday ............................................-------On Sunday...............................................7-0-0vs. Conference USA ................................5-0-1vs. Atlantic 10 ..........................................1-0-0vs. Southern Conference .........................1-0-0vs. Southeastern Conference ..................4-0-0vs. Sun Belt .............................................2-0-0
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THE LAST TIME A TIGER ...Scored Four Goals: .................................................. Lesley Zmurchuk vs. Stephen F. Austin (1996)Scored Three Goals: ........................................................Natalia Gomez-Junco vs. Tulsa (2011)Scored Two Goals: ..........................................................Natalia Gomez-Junco vs. Tulsa (2011)Recorded Four Assists: .........................................................Catherine Brannon vs. Rhodes (1996)Recorded Three Assists: ................................................. Caroline Barrett vs. Southern Miss (2007)Recorded Two Assists: ........................................................................ Ashley Berra vs. SMU (2009)Recorded 10 or more Shots: ..................................... Melissa Smith vs. Evansville (2009), 10 shotsRecorded 15 or more Saves:...................................... Frances Curr vs. Marquette (1999), 15 savesRecorded 10 or more Saves:............................................ Isabel Briones vs. UAB (2004), 12 savesRecorded Back-to-Back Shutouts: .................Elise Kuhar Pitters vs Marshall and ECU (2011)Scored Two Goals in Two Minutes: ....................................... Shoko Mikami vs. Tulane (2005), 1:40Goalkeeper recorded an assist:..................................................Elise Kuhar-Pitters vs. SMU (2009)
THE LAST TIME THE TIGERS ...Scored 10 Goals in a Game: ....................................................... vs. Stephen F. Austin (1996), 10-0Scored Eight Goals in a Game: ....................................................................vs. Marshall (2006), 8-0Scored Six Goals in a Game ................................................................... vs. Charlotte (2011), 6-2Scored Six Goals in a Half................................................................. vs. Rhodes (1999), 6 (1st half)Scored Four Goals in a Half: .......................................................... vs. Alabama (2010), 4 (2nd half)Scored Three Goals in a Half: ............................................ vs. Charlotte (2011), 3 (1st/2nd half)Notched 10 or more Assists in a Game: ......................................................vs. UT Martin (1998), 12Notched Eight or more Assists in a Game: ............................................................at UALR (2010), 8Notched Five or more Assists in a Game: ............................................................at UALR (2010), 8Attempted 50 or more Shots:...................................................................... vs. Evansville (2009), 50Attempted 40 or more Shots:...................................................................... vs. Evansville (2009), 50Attempted 30 or more Shots: .......................................................................... vs. SMU (2010), 31Attempted 25 or more Shots: .......................................................................... vs. SMU (2011), 31Involved in a 0-0 Tie: ................................................................................................ vs. UAB (2006)
SUPER SOPHOMORES22 Christabel Oduro is tied for the team with six goals this season, bettering her goal total from last season (3). Rasheeda Ansari has four goals on the year giving the sophomore class 10 goals on the season. Of the 10 goals scored by sophomores, fi ve are game-winners. When Oduro scores, Memphis is 7-0-2 and the Lady Tigers are a perfect 8-0-0 when Ansari fi nds the back of the net.
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK22 Freshmen have combined to score 38 of Memphis’ 94 points this season. Natalia Go-mez-Junco leads the cast with six goals on the season. Kelley Gravlin and Kaitlyn Atkins each have two goals and four assists on the year. Kylie Davis has chipped in with two goals and an assist and Carly Cassady has added a goal. Katie Donahue also was credited with an assist this season.
ANY GIVEN SUNDAY22 Sunday’s have been a day of success for the Lady Tigers in the last four seasons as ‘Any Given Sunday’ normally results in a Memphis victory. Since the 2006 season, the U of M is 37-10-3 in matches played on a Sunday. 22 Since the 2009 season, Memphis is 22-2-1 on Sunday’s. In that same span, the U of M has outscored opponents 60-11 and posted 16 shut-outs.
PROGRAM REACHES 150 WINS22 Now in his 12th season as head coach, Brooks Monaghan as helped the program reach the 150 win plateau. The Lady Tigers had one 10-plus win season in the fi rst nine seasons as a program, but Memphis has won 11-plus games in each of the past eight seasons, including 2011. The Lady Tigers currently have an all-time record of 172-144-18. Some of the milestone victories for the program are listed below:
Win # Date Opponent/Result1 Sept. 13, 1995 UALR, 7-1
25 Sept. 1, 1998 Rhodes, 2-0
50 Sept. 6, 2002 Northeastern, 3-0
75 Sept. 4, 2005 Evansville, 2-1
100 Sept. 18, 2007 UT Martin, 4-1
125 Oct. 30, 2008 UAB, 2-1
150 Sept. 12, 2010 Ole Miss, 2-1
BATTLE OF TIGERS22 Memphis and Colorado College share the same mascot and it will be the second of two contests on the Memphis schedule in a “Battle of the Tigers”. Memphis has played 12 match-es against an opponent with a Tiger as their mascot. In those games, Memphis is 6-6 with games against Colorado College (3-2), LSU (3-3) and Missouri (0-1).
CONFERENCE TOP-2022 TopDrawerSoccer.com’s annual conference top-20 rankings were released in late Septem-ber and Memphis had a league-high fi ve players make the list. Reigning C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Lizzy Simonin is No. 2. Christabel Oduro (10th), Elise Kuhar-Pitters (13th), Lizzy Hildebrandt (15th) and Bailey Pembroke are also in the top-20.
BEST OFFENSE IS A GOOD DEFENSE22 As the saying goes, the best offense is a good defense, which has certainly been a case for the U of M this season. Among 13 players that have played in the back this season, six players have accounted for 25 of Memphis’ 94 points. Eight goals and nine assists have been posted by de-fensive players on the year. Lizzy Simonin has scored four times this season and when the for-mer forward fi nds the back of the net, Memphis is 17-1-2.
SENIOR SALUTE22 Courtesy of research done by CollegeSoc-cer360.com, the Lady Tigers senior class is ranked 11th in the nation with 59 wins in their time at the U of M. In the three-plus seasons for the 2011 class, Memphis has posted records of 15-5-2, 16-7-0, 15-4-3 and a 13-0-1 record this season.
PUNCH THE TIME CARD22 Senior Lizzy Simonin is the only Memphis player to play the full 1280 minutes this season. Eight other players have logged more than 900 minutes this season.
ONE FOR THE THUMB22 Redshirt-seniors Elise Kuhar-Pitters and Me-lissa Smith have the unique opportunity to win a fi fth championship this season. The pair has en-dured various injuries throughout their respec-tive career and headed into the 2011 season as winners of four-straight titles.
CANADA...EH?22 If you take a look at the Lady Tigers roster you will see seven players from various provinces of Canada. Various Canadians have played a ma-jor role in Memphis claiming four-straight C-USA Championships. Of the seven Canadians on the current roster, fi ve of the seven have a com-bined 14 championship rings. Alex Craig and Kylie Davis are the newest members of Lady Tiger Soccer from Canada.
UP NEXT22 Memphis closes the regular season with a three-game road trip. The Lady Tigers head to Southern Miss on Friday, Oct. 21 for a 4 p.m. tilt and to UCF on Sunday, Oct. 23 for a noon match up with the Knights.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: .............................. Memphis, Tenn.Founded: ...............................................1912Enrollment: .........................................21,424Nickname:.................... Lady Tigers or TigersColors: ....................................... Blue & GrayConference: ........................Conference USAPresident: .........................Dr. Shirley RainesAthletic Director: ......................R.C. Johnson
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Home Field: ...... Mike Rose Soccer ComplexCapacity:...............................................3,0002010 Record: ...................................... 15-4-3Home: ................................................... 8-1-2Away: .................................................... 6-2-1Neutral: ................................................. 1-1-02010 C-USA Record/Finish: .......... 7-1-3/2ndHome: ................................................... 5-0-2Away: .................................................... 2-1-1Neutral: ................................................. 0-0-0Final 2010 Ranking:..................................RVLetterwinners Returning/Lost:.................15/9Starters Returning/Lost:............................8/3Newcomers:...............................................14First Season of Soccer: .........................1995Postseason Appearances/Last: ..........4/2010
GENERAL INFORMATION
Head Coach:.................... Brooks MonaghanAlma Mater: ..... University of Memphis, 1994Record at Memphis: ..................... 130-85-14Career Record: .................................... SameAssistant Coach:......................Jonny WalkerAlma Mater: .....University of Louisville, 2007Assistant Coach:........................... Jodi GrantAlma Mater: ..... University of Memphis, 1999
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Media Relations Offi ce: .......... 901-678-2337Assistant AD/Media Relations: .............................................................. Jennifer RodriguesAssistant Director/Soccer Contact: .................................................................... Mark TaylorOffi ce Number: ....................... 901-678-5108Cell Number:........................... 870-759-2074E-Mail: [email protected]
A13 Auburn (Exh.) 0-0, TBoth teams had multiple scoring chances, but the defensive effort by each team forced a 0-0 draw in the exhibition match. Memphis outshot Auburn 12-11 in the match, but Auburn held a 4-1 shots on goal advantage.
A19 LSU 3-1, WKaitlyn Atkins recorded a goal as the U of M opened the season with a 3-1 win over LSU. Christabel Oduro and Kelley Gravlin also found the back of the net. Elise Kuhar-Pitters made three saves in the match.
A21 UALR 3-1, WMelissa Smith, Kylie Davis and Taylor Isenhower scored goals and t he Lady Tigers claimed a 3-1 victory over UALR. Memphis outshot UALR 29-6 in the match.Kelley Gravlin, Lizzy Simonin, Katie Donahue and Kaitlyn Atkins recorded assists.
A26 at Alabama 1-0, WChristabel Oduro notched the game-winner in the 64th minute and the U of M earned a 1-0 victory at Alabama. Memphis limited Crimson Tide to just one shot on goal in the match.
A28 at Samford 2-0, WChristie Kline and Natalia Gomez-Junco record their fi rst career goals and the Lady Tigers got past Samford 2-0. Kline scored on a header and helped the defense held Samford to two shots on goal.
S4 at Western Kentucky 2-0, WMemphis improved to 5-0 with a third-straigh shutout by Elise Kuhar-Pitters. The Lady Tigers didn’t surrender a shot on goal in the match and Rasheeda Ansari and Taylor Isenhower provided the scoring for the U of M.
S9 Ole Miss 3-0, WMemphis earned its seventh-straight victory against SEC opposition as three Lady Tigers found the back of the net in a highly-contested rivalry match. Rasheeda Ansari, Lizzy Simonin and Christabel Oduro notched goals.
S11 Charlotte 6-2, WSix different players scored as Memphis earned a convincing 6-2 victory over Charlotte. The two goals scored by the 49ers ended Memphis’ second-longest scoreless streak by opponents with a mark of 441:25.
S15 at Vanderbilt 2-0, WTwo second half goals and timely saves by Elise Kuhar-Pitters lifed No. 11 Memphis over Vanderbilt, 2-0. With the win, Memphis claimed its eight-straight victory over an SEC opponent and set a program-record eight game win streak.
S23 at Houston 2-1, WTwo fi rst half goals by Kylie Davis and Taylor Isenhower along with six saves by Elise Kuhar-Pitters helped No. 9 Memphis claw past Houston 2-1. The Houston goal ended Kuhar-Pitters program-best 580:36 scoreless streak in net.
S25 at Rice 1-0, WChristabel Oduro put away a goal in the 66th minute and Elise Kuhar-Pitters made seven saves to lift No. 9 Memphis to a 1-0 victory at Rice. Kuhar-Pitters picked up her sixth clean sheet of the season and the goal was Oduro’s second game-winner.
S30 at Marshall 1-0, WMelissa Smith put away a goal with 45 seconds remaining and No. 6 Memphis escaped Marshall with a 1-0 victory. Elise Kuhar-Pitters collected her seventh clean sheet of the year in a game that saw Memphis outshoot the Herd 27-6.
O2 at East Carolina 2-0, WThe Lady Tiger defense held East Carolina to one shot on goal and went on to beat the Pirates 2-0. An own goal in the fi rst half and a goal by Rasheeda Ansari in the second half would provide the scoring.
O7 SMU 3-3, TSMU took a 2-0 lead in to halftime as Memphis faced its fi rst defi cit of the season, but the Lady Tigers clawed back to earn a 3-3 draw. Memphis tied the match with two goals in 31 seconds and added a third goal to take the lead before the match went to OT.
O9 Tulsa 4-0, WNatalia Gomez-Junco recorded the fi rst hat trick since 2007 and No. 6 Memphis pounced on Tulsa in a 4-0 victory. Lizzy Simonin scored the game-winner on a penalty kick and added an assist as Elise Kuhar-Pitters posted a ninth clean sheet.
O14 UTEP 7:00
O16 Colorado College 1:00
O21 at Southern Miss 4:00
O23 at UCF 12:00
O27 at UAB 7:00
N2-6 C-USA Championship
N11-D4 NCAA Championship
TIGER WOMEN’S SOCCER 2011LMEMPHISMEMPHIS
44 RRASHEEDA ANSARIASHEEDA ANSARI
F 2 SO. 2 LITHONIA, GA.2011: 2011: Has played in all 14 matches, tallying four goals on 10 shots. 2010: 2010: All-C-USA Freshmen team selection that scored fi ve goals and three assists on the season. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 2 vs. Samford (8-22-10)ASSISTS:1, 3x, last vs. Houston (10-24-10)POINTS: 4 vs. Samford (8-22-10)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2010 21-16 5 3 13 3 28 122011 14-7 4 0 8 3 11 10TOTAL 35-23 9 3 21 6 39 22
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1313 KKAITLYN ATKINSAITLYN ATKINS
F/MF 2 FR. 2 OVERLAND PARK, KAN.2011: 2011: Recorded goal and assist against LSU in her fi rst career match. Collected team-high four assists this season. Has started six of 14 matches this season.2010: 2010: Has played in all four matchesCAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 2x, last vs. SMU (10-7-11)ASSISTS: 1, 4x, last at WKU (9-4-11)POINTS: 3 vs. LSU (8-19-11)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 14-6 2 4 8 0 27 6
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2727 ASHLEY BARKSDALEASHLEY BARKSDALE
F 2 SO. 2 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK.2011: 2011: Has seen time in two matches 2010: 2010: Played in one match as defender and has moved to forward for 2011. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
D 2 FR. 2 FORT WAYNE, IND.2011: 2011: Has played in six matches, receiving the starting nod in two matches. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: - -ASSISTS: - -POINTS: - -Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 6-2 0 0 0 0 1 1
0000 JORDAN BOYLEJORDAN BOYLEGK 2 SR. 2 EDMONTON, ALBERTA
2011: 2011: Has played in one match this season and came up with one save. 2010: 2010: Played in fi ve contests, notching 12 saves. 2009: 2009: Recorded shutout and seven saves in one match. 2008: 2008: Played in 10 matches, starting seven. Finished with 29 saves and 6-1-1 record. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
2011: 2011: Has not seen time yet in 2011 season.CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: - - ASSISTS: - - POINTS: - - Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV SV % SHO2011 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0
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2525 ANNA BUTZLAFFANNA BUTZLAFFF 2 R-JR. 2 BROOKFIELD, WIS.
2011: 2011: Has played in three matches and re-corded one shot. 2010: 2010: Saw time in two contests.2009: 2009: Played in three matches. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
2011: 2011: Has started in 13 of 14 matches this season. Recorded fi rst career goal against Charlotte. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1 vs. Charlotte (9-11-11)ASSISTS: - - POINTS: 2 vs. Charlotte (9-11-11)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 14-13 1 0 2 0 4 3
1515 ALEX CRAIGALEX CRAIGD/MF 2 FR. 2 EDMONTON, ALBERTA
2011: 2011: Has played in two matches. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: ASSISTS:POINTS:Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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55 SARAH DAANESARAH DAANEMF/D 2 FR. 2 NEWMAN, GA.
2011: 2011: Has not seen time yet in 2011 season. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: ASSISTS:POINTS:Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2011: 2011: Has played in all 14 matches, earning eight starts. Scored fi rst career goal vs. UALR. Recorded fi rst career assist at Vanderbilt. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 2x, last at Houston (9-23-11)ASSISTS: 1 at Vanderbilt (9-15-11)POINTS: 2, 2x, last vs. Houston (9-23-11)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 14-8 2 1 5 1 26 9
2011: 2011: Will redshirt 2011 season CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: ASSISTS:POINTS:Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
99 NATALIA GOMEZ-JUNCONATALIA GOMEZ-JUNCO
MF/F 2 Fr. 2 MONTEREY, NUEVO LEON2011: 2011: Has started in eight of 14 matches. Recorded fi rst career goal at Samford. Notched hat trick against Tulsa. Has six goals on the season. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 3 vs. Tulsa (10-9-11)ASSISTS: - -POINTS: 6 vs. Tulsa (10-9-11)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 14-8 6 0 12 1 46 21
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22 KKELLEY GRAVLINELLEY GRAVLIN
MF 2 r-FR. 2 St. Charles, Mo.2011: 2011: Has started every match. Recorded game-winner against LSU. Notched fi rst assist against UALR. Tallied three points against Charlotte. 2010: 2010: RedshirtCAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 2x, last vs. Charlotte (9-11-11)ASSISTS: 1, 4x last at East Carolina (10-2-11)POINTS: 3 vs. Charlotte (9-11-11)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2011 14-14 2 4 8 1 32 16
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2323 AVERI HALLMANAVERI HALLMAN
D 2 Jr. 2 SPOKANE, WASH.2011: 2011: Has seen time in nine matches. Record-ed assist against Ole Miss2010: 2010: Moved to defender and started in all 22 matches.2010: 2010: Earned All-C-USA Freshman Team hon-ors after recording two goals and seven assists. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 2x, last vs. UCF (11-8-09)ASSISTS: 2 at Houston (10-9-09)POINTS: 2, 3x, last vs. UCF (11-8-09)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2009 23-11 2 7 11 0 19 62010 22-22 0 0 0 0 0 02011 9-0 0 1 1 0 2 1TOTAL 54-33 2 8 12 0 21 7
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1616 LIZZY HILDEBRANDTLIZZY HILDEBRANDT
MF/D 2 SR. 2 CALGARY, ALBERTA2011: 2011: Has started in all 14 matches. Recorded assist at Alabama and versus Tulsa. 2010: 2010: Started in every match and fi nished with two goals and three assists. 2009: 2009: Started in 21 of 23 matches and notched a goal and two assists. 2008: 2008: All-C-USA Freshman Team selection after playing in all 22 matches. Posted three goals and two assists. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 7x, last at UALR (9-5-10)ASSISTS: 1, 8x, last vs. Tulsa (10-9-11)POINTS: 2, last at UALR (9-5-10)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2008 22-19 3 2 8 1 40 152009 22-21 2 1 5 2 24 62010 22-22 2 3 7 2 38 192011 14-14 0 2 2 0 23 7Total 80-74 7 8 22 5 125 47
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66 TAYLOR ISENHOWERTAYLOR ISENHOWERF 2 JR. 2 LENEXA, KAN.
2011: 2011: Has played in all 14 matches and has three goals. Tallied game-winning goal at Hous-ton. Notched assist against Ole Miss. 2010: 2010: Collected a team-high three game-winners and fi nished with fi ve goals and three assists. 2009: 2009: All-C-USA Freshman Team selection after registering six goals and three assists in her freshman season. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 2, 3x, last vs. Alabama (9-10-10)ASSISTS: 2 at UALR (9-5-10)POINTS: 4, 3x, last vs. Alabama (9-10-10)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2009 23-12 6 3 15 0 31 172010 22-18 5 3 13 0 36 182011 14-0 3 1 7 0 10 5TOTAL 59-30 14 7 35 5 77 40
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33 CHRISTIE KLINECHRISTIE KLINED 2 JR. 2 LEAWOOD, KAN.
2011: 2011: Has started in 12 of the 14 matches. Scored fi rst career goal at Samford and earned C-USA Defensive Player of the Week honors. Collected assist against SMU 2010: 2010: Played in 16 contests and recorded an assist. 2009: 2009: Appeared in four matches. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1 vs. Samford (8-28-11) ASSISTS: 1 at Tulsa (10-15-10) POINTS: 2 vs. Samford (8-28-11)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2009 4-0 0 0 0 0 2 02010 16-10 0 1 1 0 2 02011 14-12 1 1 3 1 5 1TOTAL 34-22 1 2 4 1 9 1
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11 ELISE KUHAR-PITTERSELISE KUHAR-PITTERS
GK 2 R-SR. 2 SPOKANE, WASH.2011: 2011: Has nine shutouts in 14 matches played. Allowed six goals in the 14 matches and has collected 40 saves. Posted program-record 580:36 streak without allowing a goal. 2010: 2010: Notched 61 saves and eight shutouts in 18 contests. 2009: 2009: Posted single-season record 11 shut-outs in 22 matches. Collected 61 saves on the season. 2008: 2008: Rebounded from injury and collected 29 saves and four shutouts in 13 matches. 2007: 2007: Played in one match before suffering season-ending injury. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
2011: 2011: Has started in all 14 matches and is tied for the team lead with six goals. 2010: 2010: Played in all 22 matches and made 13 starts. Finished with three goals and four as-sists.CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 9x, last vs. SMU (10-7-11)ASSISTS: 1, 7x, last at East Carolina (10-2-11)POINTS: 2, 8x, last vs. Rice (9-25-11)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2010 22-13 3 4 10 1 29 172011 14-14 6 3 15 2 27 12Total 36-27 9 7 25 3 56 29
2011: 2011: Has played in all 14 matches this season and notched three assists. Has four goals on the season, three via penalty kicks. 2010: 2010: Named C-USA Defensive Player of the Year after playing in all 22 matches. Had three goals and two assists on the year. 2009: 2009: Scored four goals and added four assists in 16 matches. 2008: 2008: Named C-USA Freshman of the Year after collecting nine goals and four assists in 22 matches. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 20x, last vs. Tulsa (10-9-11)ASSISTS: 2 vs. UALR (8-26-09)POINTS: 4 vs. UALR (8-26-09)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2008 22-18 9 4 22 3 65 312009 16-11 4 4 12 2 33 192010 22-22 3 2 8 1 21 102011 14-14 4 3 11 1 14 7Total 75-66 20 13 53 7 134 68
2011: 2011: Has started all 14 matches and scored three goals and added three assists. Notched game-winner at Marshall. 2010: 2010: Played in 12 matches and had one goal, the game-winner in Memphis’ C-USA Champi-onship match. 2009: 2009: Appeared in six matches and had one goal and an assist before suffering knee injury.2008: 2008: Had three goals and an assist in 18 matches. 2007: 2007: Started in 15 matches and had fi ve goals and four assists. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 14x, last at Marshall (9-30-11)ASSISTS: 2, 2x, last at Houston (10-12-07)POINTS: 3 vs. Evansville (9-20-09)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2007 16-16 5 4 16 3 27 102008 18-2 3 1 7 1 16 72009 6-1 1 1 3 0 11 52010 12-0 1 0 2 1 7 42011 14-14 3 3 9 1 22 11 Total 65-33 14 9 37 6 87 38
1919 ALENA STRNADOVAALENA STRNADOVAMF 2 So. 2 LAS CRUCES, N.M.
2011: 2011: Has yet to see playing time this season.2011: 2011: Scored three goals and earned C-USA All-Freshman team honors. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
GOALS: 1, 3x, last vs. UCF (10-1-10)ASSISTS: - -POINTS: 2, 3x, last vs. UCF (10-1-10)Career StatisticsCareer StatisticsYEAR GP-GS G A P GWG SHOTS SOG2010 17-17 3 0 6 0 33 142011 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0Total 17-17 3 0 6 0 33 14
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1212 TARA TELFORDTARA TELFORDD/MF 2 SR. 2 ST. ALBERT, ALBERTA
2011: 2011: Has played in 11 matches. 2010: 2010: Appeared in 11 matches and made four starts. 2009: 2009: Started in 18 of the 19 matches she played in. 2008: 2008: Played in 11 matches and made one start. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
2011: 2011: Has yet to see playing time this season. 2010: 2010: -- 2009: 2009: -- 2008: 2008: Played in two matches and made eight saves. Earned one shutout. CAREER HIGHSCAREER HIGHS
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: LSU 10, MEM 15Shots: LSU 10, MEM 15Saves: LSU 6, MEM 4Saves: LSU 6, MEM 4Fouls: LSU 14, MEM 9Fouls: LSU 14, MEM 9Corners: LSU 7, MEM 4Corners: LSU 7, MEM 4
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: UALR 6, MEM 29Shots: UALR 6, MEM 29Saves: UALR 9, MEM 0Saves: UALR 9, MEM 0Fouls: UALR 6, MEM 3Fouls: UALR 6, MEM 3Corners: UALR 2, MEM 9Corners: UALR 2, MEM 9
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: ALA 11, MEM 14Shots: ALA 11, MEM 14Saves: ALA 6, MEM 1Saves: ALA 6, MEM 1Fouls: ALA 12, MEM 11Fouls: ALA 12, MEM 11Corners: ALA 1, MEM 6Corners: ALA 1, MEM 6
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: SAM 7, MEM 18Shots: SAM 7, MEM 18Saves: SAM 6, MEM 2Saves: SAM 6, MEM 2Fouls: SAM 5, MEM 7Fouls: SAM 5, MEM 7Corners: SAM 4, MEM 7Corners: SAM 4, MEM 7
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: WKU 3, MEM 16Shots: WKU 3, MEM 16Saves: WKU 4, MEM 0Saves: WKU 4, MEM 0Fouls: WKU 7, MEM 10Fouls: WKU 7, MEM 10Corners: WKU 2, MEM 4Corners: WKU 2, MEM 4
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#16 #16 MEMPHIS 3, OLE MISS 0MEMPHIS 3, OLE MISS 0Sept. 9, 2011 22 Memphis, Tenn.Memphis, Tenn.
1 2 F1 2 FOle Miss (3-2-1) 0 0 0Ole Miss (3-2-1) 0 0 0Memphis (6-0-0) 1 2 3Memphis (6-0-0) 1 2 3
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: MISS 10, MEM 16Shots: MISS 10, MEM 16Saves: MISS 5, MEM 4Saves: MISS 5, MEM 4Fouls: MISS 10, MEM 10Fouls: MISS 10, MEM 10Corners: MISS 5, MEM 7Corners: MISS 5, MEM 7
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#16 #16 MEMPHIS 6, CHARLOTTE 2MEMPHIS 6, CHARLOTTE 2Sept. 11, 2011 22 Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn.
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: CHA 9, MEM 20Shots: CHA 9, MEM 20Saves: CHA 4, MEM 3Saves: CHA 4, MEM 3Fouls: CHA 8, MEM 6Fouls: CHA 8, MEM 6Corners: CHA 6, MEM 3Corners: CHA 6, MEM 3
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: VANDY 7, MEM 13Shots: VANDY 7, MEM 13Saves: VANDY 1, MEM 4Saves: VANDY 1, MEM 4Fouls: VANDY 8, MEM 12Fouls: VANDY 8, MEM 12Corners: VANDY 6, MEM 2Corners: VANDY 6, MEM 2
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: HOU 9, MEM 13Shots: HOU 9, MEM 13Saves: HOU 6, MEM 7Saves: HOU 6, MEM 7Fouls: HOU 6, MEM 7Fouls: HOU 6, MEM 7Corners: HOU 5, MEM 4Corners: HOU 5, MEM 4
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: Rice 8, MEM 16Shots: Rice 8, MEM 16Saves: Rice 3, MEM 7Saves: Rice 3, MEM 7Fouls: Rice 3, MEM 8Fouls: Rice 3, MEM 8Corners: Rice 3, MEM 8Corners: Rice 3, MEM 8
Scoring SummaryScoring SummaryMEM - Smith (3) (unassisted), 89:15MEM - Smith (3) (unassisted), 89:15
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: MAR 11, MEM 27Shots: MAR 11, MEM 27Saves: MAR 9, MEM 3Saves: MAR 9, MEM 3Fouls: MAR 8, MEM 10Fouls: MAR 8, MEM 10Corners: MAR 1, MEM 7Corners: MAR 1, MEM 7
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: ECU 3, MEM 13Shots: ECU 3, MEM 13Saves: ECU 4, MEM 1Saves: ECU 4, MEM 1Fouls: ECU 8, MEM 7Fouls: ECU 8, MEM 7Corners: ECU 5, MEM 6Corners: ECU 5, MEM 6
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: SMU 10, MEM 31Shots: SMU 10, MEM 31Saves: SMU 8, MEM 5Saves: SMU 8, MEM 5Fouls: SMU 11, MEM 8Fouls: SMU 11, MEM 8Corners: SMU 5, MEM 9Corners: SMU 5, MEM 9
Team StatisticsTeam StatisticsShots: TU 9, MEM 15Shots: TU 9, MEM 15Saves: TU 6, MEM 3Saves: TU 6, MEM 3Fouls: TU 6, MEM 9Fouls: TU 6, MEM 9Corners: TU 0, MEM 2Corners: TU 0, MEM 2
