2004 SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE

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1 2004 SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE

2 34 UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO The University of Northern Colorado Now in its second century of service to the state, region and nation, the University of Northern Colorado has grown from its beginning as the State Normal School to a maturing, multipurpose university. Its primary mission is to provide quality instruction while developing focused research and public service roles. UNC maintains its historic role as a teacher education leader while offering more than 2,000 courses in University Center nearly 100 degree programs through its Graduate School and five undergraduate colleges: Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Education, Health and Human Sciences and Performing and Visual Arts. The Graduate School offers 18 doctoral, two specialist and 31 master s degree programs. History Construction on UNC began on April 1, 1888, with the signing of the law that created the first State Normal School. The cornerstone of the first building was laid on June 13, 1890, and classes began on October 6, 1890, with 96 students and four faculty. The school has seen several name changes since its inception as the State Normal School in Prior to becoming the University of Northern Colorado in 1970, the institution had previously been known as Colorado State Teachers College ( ), Colorado State College of Education ( ) and Colorado State College ( ). UNC Today As UNC enters the new millennium, it enrolls more than 11,000 students from 47 states and 45 different countries. Since 1916, it has been fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, as well as more than 20 other special agencies that have reviewed specific areas, including: American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, American Chemical Society, American Psychological Association, American Speech-Language Association, Colorado State Board of Nursing, Council on Education for Public Health, National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Campus Statistics Founded: 1889 Fall 2003 Enrollment: 11, % undergraduate students 89.8% Colorado residents 62.0% female, 38.0% male Students from 47 states and 45 countries Faculty-Student Ratio: 1:21 Five Colleges within the University: College of Arts and Sciences College of Business Administration College of Education College of Health and Human Sciences College of Performing and Visual Arts American Dietetic Association. UNC has been classified by the Carnegie Commission as one of only 29 public Doctorate Level I universities nationally, and UNC s teacher education programs have consistently ranked the institution among the top 10 in the U.S. for the past 60 years. In addition, UNC has had six programs (education leadership and policy studies, jazz studies, rehabilitation counseling, special education, audiology and speech-language pathology) named to the 1998 edition of U.S. News and World Report s Guide to Best Graduate Programs. The school has twice been named to America s Guide to the 100 Best College Buys list of best education bargains in the United States.

3 QUICK FACTS General Information Location:... Greeley, Colo. (80639) Enrollment:... 11,855 Founded: Affiliation:... NCAA Division I Nickname:... Bears Colors:... Blue & Gold Conference:... Independent President:... Kay Norton (Wellesley, 73) Director of Athletics:... Jay Hinrichs (Kansas, 80) Athletic Department Phone:... (970) Athletic Ticket Phone:... (970) Athletic Fax:... (970) University Web Site:... Athletic Media Relations Asst. AD Media Relations:... Colin McDonough Office Phone:... (970) Home Phone:... (970) Colin.McDonough@unco.edu M.R. Coordinator/Soccer Contact:... Kyle Schwartz Office Phone:... (970) Home Phone:... (970) Cell Phone:... (970) Kyle.Schwartz@unco.edu Athletic Web Site:... Media Relations Fax:... (970) Mailing Address 251 Butler-Hancock Hall Box 117 Greeley, CO Coaching/Team Information Head Coach:... Tim Barrera (Virginia Tech, 86) Record at UNC: (5 yrs.) Career Record: (11 yrs.) ... Tim.Barrera@unco.edu Asst. Coach:... Jayme Beamer (George Mason, 02) Tenure at UNC:... 2nd season Asst. Coach:... Whitney Peterson (Colorado, 01) Tenure at UNC:... 2nd season Soccer Office Phone:... (970) Home Field... Butler-Hancock Soccer Field (open) Press Box Phone:... (970) First Year of Soccer at UNC: All-Time Record: (.600) NCAA Division II Tournaments (Last):... 4 (2002) 2003 Record: Home: Away: Neutral: Conference Record: Final National Ranking:... none 2003 Post Season:... none Players Returning/Lost:... 14/14 Starters Returning/Lost:... 7/4 Goalkeepers Returning/Lost:... 2/1 Redshirts Eligible:... 4 Newcomers: Table of Contents University of Northern Colorado... IFC Quick Facts Season Preview Coaching/Support Staff Roster... 7 Player Profiles Opponents in Review Statistics UNC Soccer History UNC Recordbook Top 10 Lists All-Time Award Winners All-Time Roster Year-by-Year Results All-Time Series UNC Hall of Fame... IBC 2004 UNC Soccer Schedule Date Opponent Time Aug. 18 Fort Collins Arsenal (exh.) 4:30 p.m. Aug. 21 Wisconsin-Green Bay (exh.) 3:00 p.m. Aug. Air Force 7:00 p.m. Aug. 31 Eastern Washington 4:00 p.m. Sept. 3 vs. Vermont # 2:00 p.m. Sept. 5 vs. Delaware # 12:00 p.m. Sept. Loyola Marymount! 5:00 p.m. Sept. 12 vs. Washington State! 12:00 p.m. Sept. Nebraska 6:00 p.m. Sept. 22 Wyoming 3:00 p.m. Sept. 24 Cal State Fullerton 3:00 p.m. Oct. Colorado 4:00 p.m. Oct. 8 North Texas 3:00 p.m. Oct. 15 South Dakota State $ 3:00 p.m. Oct. 17 North Dakota State $ 1:00 p.m. Oct. Baylor 6:00 p.m. Oct. Southern Utah 2:00 p.m. Oct. Utah Valley State 2:00 p.m. Nov. 4 vs. Kennesaw State % 12:30 p.m. Nov. Colorado College 3:00 p.m. # - Wyoming Brown & Gold Tournament (Laramie, Wyo.)! - LMU Tournament (Los Angeles, Calif.) $ - Best Western Regency No. Colorado Classic (Greeley, Colo.) % - At Colorado College (Colorado Springs, Colo.) Bold indicates home match played at Butler-Hancock Field All times are Mountain and subject to change

4 PREVIEW Last season the University of Northern Colorado women s soccer team wasted little time jumping into a full Division I schedule in the squad s first season as a Division I team in 14 years. As the reclassification process began in 2003, UNC played 11 of its 16 regular season matches against D-I squads. The Bears tackled that challenge with a group of eight seniors. This season the team will not have as many upperclassmen (only six total juniors and seniors are on the roster) but its group of young players saw a lot of action last season. We lost eight seniors last year, said UNC head coach Tim Barrera, the winningest coach in program history. So there are a lot of question marks and there also will be a lot of competition for positions coming into the season. Although we had quite a few injuries last year, it meant a lot of our younger returning players got a chance to start and gain experience. Fourteen different players started at least five games last season, and 10 total returnees started a combined 105 games a season ago, which should give the squad a lot of experience against Division I competition this season. In total, 14 players and seven starters return from last year s team that finished overall. Despite graduating their senior co-captains, Shannon Fox (who returns as a student assistant this season) and Kari Hamilton, in 2003, the backfield will see two of the senior tri-captains, Carol Devaney and Kristel Lohmann, return after starting 19 combined games last year. Both Devaney and Lohmann battled injuries through the campaign last year but look to be 100 percent for their final year of competition. They are joined by sophomore Lindsey Phillips, who started nine of 16 contests a season ago. Along with that trio of players will be a pair of newcomers in freshmen Whitney Salter and Kayla Oakley, while another freshman, Kerry Pitt, and sophomore Laura Hassebroek will see action there when not playing in the midfield. Rounding out the defenders are sophomore Erika Hildner and redshirt freshman Katie Seno. Although we lost our co-captains from a season ago, we have a lot of experience in the back, Barrera said. I think the defender position will be one of our strengths this season. Those defenders will be in front of the net which will be guarded by a group of four goalkeepers. Gone to graduation is Shanna Swinehart, who started 30 games during the past two seasons, leaving the position wide-open. Sophomore Chrissy Marvin, who saw the majority of the action during the spring practice season, and junior Laura Knudsen each played in one game last year and will be joined by redshirt freshman Sara Feuerborn and true freshman Brittany Brokaw. The goalkeeper position is wide-open, Barrera said. We have players who saw some time last season and also in the spring in Marvin, Knudsen and Feuerborn. Brokaw was an all-state selection last season as well, so no matter who wins the starter s role, we should be in good shape. The midfield, which also will be packed with experience as all three starters return from last season, led by the sophomore Hassebroek, who was named to the Soccer Buzz All-National team for first-year Division I programs last year. She started 15 games and scored three goals while assisting on another, finishing fourth on Senior Carol Devaney, the only four-year player on the Bears roster, has been a mainstay the past few years in the Bears backfield. the squad in points (7). Sophomore Chelsey Ekenberg started 14 games a season ago and tied for the team lead in goals (5) and was third on

5 2004 PREVIEW the team in points (11). The third returning starter is senior Cassie Sadusky, who started 15 games in 2003 after transferring from Southeastern Louisiana. Other players who could crack the starting lineup include sophomore Allyson Foisy, who started seven games last season, and true freshmen Megan Miller, Megan Bellendir and Pitt, when she is not playing at the defender s spot. The midfield is rounded out by transfer Annie Osborne and freshman Nicky Harris. Our midfield is a pretty deep unit, and we have most everyone back, Barrera said. We were really young there last year as we basically had a brand-new starting lineup. Now this season, we have a lot of players who have Division I game experience. At forward, sophomore Kady Hydrick, who led the team with 14 points (four goals, six assists) as a true freshman, returns to her starting role as does senior tri-captain Raegan McHugh, who has scored five goals during the past two seasons. Other returners at the position include sophomores Jeanna Andrew and Audrey Rich, who each played in nine games a season ago. Also looking to crack the starting lineup is a trio of newcomers who can score goals in bunches. That As a redshirt freshman, Chelsey Ekenberg shared the team lead in goals (5) and was third in points (11). trio includes freshman Marika Johnson and transfers Jody Alvarez and Natalie Askins. The redshirt sophomore Askins led Pace University in scoring (15 points) in 2002 before transferring to UNC while Alvarez scored 40 goals and totaled 89 points last season at Alfred State on her way to Junior College All-American honors. The real question at the forward spot will be who is going to score the goals this year, Barrera added. We have a captain and also our leading scorer returning at that position as well as some newcomers who can score a ton of goals, so hopefully someone will step up for us. The schedule will once again be a challenge, as the full Division I slate of games includes 18 regular-season matches and two opponents that were in the NCAA Tournament a season ago and finished the year ranked in the top 25 (Colorado and Nebraska). Including a pair of exhibitions, the Bears will play eight home matches this season (up from three last year) as home opponents include regional rival Wyoming, Sun Belt runner-up North Texas and former North Central Conference foes North Dakota State and South Dakota State as part of the Best Western Regency Northern Colorado Classic. Road games include trips to Loyola Marymount, Baylor and in-state rivals Air Force and Colorado College. The schedule will be a tremendous challenge, Barrera said. We play nine teams that finished in the top 105 of the 2003 RPI (294 were ranked) and every game will be a learning experience. Playing three games against the Big 12 and one each against the West Coast and Pac-10 conferences may be a bit ambitious but it will certainly test us and prepare us for the future. We have to work hard to come together as a team quickly this year, Barrera added. We open up with some good competition and roll into a stretch with three consecutive games with top 50 RPI teams in Loyola Marymount, Washington State and Nebraska. There are still a lot of question marks with our team but the team is excited about the challenges it will face this season, Barrera said. Although we are still relatively young, we have players who were tested as freshmen last season, and that, combined with our youthful exuberance, should make for good things during the season. 3

6 4 COACHING CHING STAFF TIM BARRERA HEAD COACH (6TH SEASON) Virginia Tech, 1986 The BARRERA FILE Overall Record: (.623) Record at UNC: (.677) Head Coaching Resume Year School Record 1993 Wilkes University (.133) 1994 Elmira College (.611) 1995 Elmira College (.647) 1996 Elmira College (.559) 1997 Elmira College (.750) 1998 Elmira College (.659) 1999 Northern Colorado 15-3 (.833) 2000 Northern Colorado 13-5 (.722) 2001 Northern Colorado 15-7 (.682) 2002 Northern Colorado (.711) 2003 Northern Colorado (.406) Highlights At Elmira, led squad to five consecutive winning seasons and first NCAA appearance Led UNC to pair of NCAA Tournament appearances and first tournament victory (2001 vs. Winona State) Program hosted a home NCAA Tournament game for the first time in 2002 Won a pair (1999, 2001) of North Central Conference titles at Northern Colorado Bears program has won five consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Awards Has coached one All-American, 13 all-region and 27 all-conference selections at UNC Winningest soccer coach in Northern Colorado program history Milestone Victories 1. Centenary College, NJ (2-1) - Oct. 9, Hartwick (5-0) - Sept. 16, Nebraska-Omaha (3-2) - Oct. 13, 2001 Tim Barrera is beginning his sixth season as the head women s soccer coach for Northern Colorado in Barrera, the winningest coach in program history, continues to guide the program through the reclassification process to Division I, as the 2004 season marks the second year of the four-year process. I think that everyone is excited about the challenge of moving back to the Division I level, Barrera said. Last season, in the first full Division I schedule for the program since 1989, the Bears jumped right into the fire, playing 11 of their 16 matches against Division I teams and compiling a record, the first losing season for the program in 10 years was a tough season in the fact that we played 16 games on the road, Barrera added will be tougher, but our players are ready to compete and ready for the challenge. Northern Colorado did defeat Valparaiso 2-1 on Sept. 5 last season, marking the program s first victory over a Division I opponent since topping Creighton 4-0 on Oct. 16, Overall, Barrera has compiled a (.677) record in his first five seasons as UNC head coach. In that time, he led the team to a pair of North Central Conference Championships (1999 and 2001) and a pair of Division II NCAA Tournament berths (2001 and 2002). His Bears squads have also won five consecutive NSCAA Team Academic awards and three straight (four overall) NSCAA Team Ethics awards, set or tied 15 school records and won 13 or more games four times. Barrera led the 2001 squad to the program s first NCAA Tournament victory with a 2-1 victory over Winona State in the first round of the NCAA regional in Winona, Minn. (Nov. 7). Northern Colorado, the 2001 NCC Co-Champions, then lost a 1-0 match at Truman State in the Sweet 16 and finished the season ranked No. 15 nationally. It was also during 2001 that Barrera won his 100 th career match, doing so in a 3-2 victory over NCC rival Nebraska-Omaha (Oct. 13). In 2002, UNC was the only school to qualify for the national tournament and win the NSCAA Team Academic and Team Ethics silver award. That same year, the Bears played host to a firstround NCAA Tournament game for the first time in school history, losing a hard-fought 1-0 match to Truman State and finishing the year with a No. 23 national ranking. During 2002, Barrera earned his 50 th coaching victory as Bears coach with a 7-0 victory over North Dakota State (Sept. 29). With the final victory of that season, a 4-1 win over North Dakota (Oct. 26), Barrera recorded his 56 th

7 COACHING CHING STAFF victory as Bears head coach to become the winningest coach in program history. In his first year at the helm of the Bears program in 1999, Barrera guided the team to the North Central Conference championship, a 15-3 overall record, No. 19 national ranking and a ranking of first in the Great Plains regional poll. Barrera helped Mandy Nilsen become a twotime All-American at UNC. Nilsen was an All- American performer in 1999 as well as her senior season in In 2001, she was the only Division II athlete to make the NSCAA/Adidas All-American Scholar first-team and she graduated from Northern Colorado that year holding virtually every Bears scoring record. In total, Barrera has coached 13 all-region and 27 all-conference selections at UNC. Fourteen times his athletes have been named academic all-conference and five athletes have garnered CoSIDA Academic All-District honors. In 11 years as a head coach, Barrera has compiled a (.623) record. Before joining the Northern Colorado staff, Barrera served as head coach at Elmira College in Elmira, N.Y. In five years at the school, he led the Soaring Eagles to five consecutive winning seasons, posting a (.647) record overall. During Barrera s tenure, Elmira earned its first NCAA and Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) postseason appearances in 1997 and In the process, Barrera produced six NSCAA Regional All- American performers and six NSCAA All- Academic Scholars, while his team received academic and ethics awards from the NSCAA in 1997 and While at Elmira, Barrera was also active in the governance of collegiate women s soccer, as he served as the chairman of the New York State Women s Collegiate Athletics Association (NYSWCAA) Soccer Committee. He was also a member of the New York Regional Ranking Committee. Prior to arriving at Elmira, Barrera spent one year (1993) as head women s coach at Wilkes University in Pennsylvania, one year as director of player development at Northeast Attack Soccer Club and one year as a student assistant coach at Virginia Tech. He holds a B License from the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) and a premier diploma from the NSCAA. Barrera earned a bachelor s degree from Virginia Tech in 1986 and an master s degree from Elmira in While at Virginia Tech, he was a four-year starter ( ) and graduated as the school s all-time leading scorer. Barrera, who serves as the director of all UNC soccer camps, enjoys running marathons in his spare time. He is also currently director of coaching for the Bootlegger Soccer Club and a member of the Colorado State Youth Soccer Association (CSYSA) State Olympic Development Program staff. Barrera lives in Greeley. Northern Colorado Coaching Records Year-by-Year Year Record Coach (.538) Jim Kadlecek (.615) Jim Kadlecek (.469) Jim Kadlecek (.533) Jim Kadlecek (.607) Jim Kadlecek (.308) Jim Kadlecek (.385) Erik Oman (.667) Erik Oman (.385) Erik Oman (.500) Dana Kusjanovic (.615) Dana Kusjanovic (.690) Dana Kusjanovic (.667) Dana Kusjanovic (.725) Dana Kusjanovic (.833) Tim Barrera (.722) Tim Barrera (.682) Tim Barrera (.711) Tim Barrera (.406) Tim Barrera Overall Coaching Records Coach Record Tim Barrera (.677) Dana Kusjanovic (.648) Jim Kadleck * (.512 Erik Oman (.488) * Prior to 1985, Northern Colorado competed as a club sport under the AIAW. Those years are not represented in year-by-year records. 5

8 6 COACHING/SUPPOR CHING/SUPPORT T STAFF JAYME BEAMER ASSISTANT COACH (2ND SEASON) GEORGE MASON, 2002 Jayme Beamer joined the UNC program as an assistant in 2003 and is in her second year in She helps with all aspects of the Bears program. Beamer, a 2002 graduate of George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., played collegiate soccer at both GMU and Adelphi University. At GMU, she played in 49 games and totaled 10 goals and nine assists in three seasons with the Patriots. In her freshman season at AU, she scored 10 goals and added five assists. As a coach, Beamer has most recently served as the U-18 Loveland team s head coach and as head coach of the Loveland High junior varsity program. Previously, she served as the head varsity coach at Mount Vernon High. WHITNEY PETERSON ASSISTANT COACH (2ND SEASON) COLORADO, 2001 Whitney Peterson enters her second year as an assistant coach with the Bears team and will be involved with all aspects of coaching as well as working with the UNC goalkeepers. Peterson was a collegiate player at San Diego (1997) and at the University of Colorado ( ). She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from CU in December 2001 with a degree in communication. As a player for the Buffs, Peterson was a team captain her senior season and a preseason All-Big XII selection. Most recently, Peterson has worked at the ASSISTANT COACH Julian Reed, M.S. Ed., ATC Colorado Goalkeeper Academy, conducting training sessions and camps. She also previously worked with the Littleton United club team. With Peterson s guidance last season, the Bears goalkeepers produced five shutouts in 16 matches and a 1.39 goals per game average. SHANNON FOX STUDENT ASSISTANT COACH (1ST SEASON) After capping an outstanding four-year playing career in 2003, Shannon Fox begins her first season as a student assistant coach in During her time at Northern Colorado, Fox helped anchor a defense that was among the best in the nation. An All-North Central Conference (NCC) selection her junior season, she led a defense that allowed only 20 goals in 19 contests and produced eight shutouts. During her senior season Fox, who started the final 60 games of her career, played every minute of every match for a defense that totaled five shutouts; she also had a golden goal that gave the Bears a 1-0 victory over Montana State-Billings. ASSISTANT COACH Julian Reed, M.S. Ed., ATC A native of Aurora, Colo., Fox graduated from Overland High in 1999 and is currently finishing her undergraduate degree in marketing. Her sister Heather also played soccer for the Bears and was an honorable mention All- American in Nicole Politis Administrative Assistant Elisha Cusumano Athletic Trainer Megan McFarland Student Manager

9 2004 ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School) 0 Laura Knudsen GK 5 8 Jr. Thornton, Colo. (Thornton) 1 Chrissy Marvin GK 5 11 So. Lakewood, Colo. (Green Mountain) 2 Allyson Foisy MF 5 5 So. Tualatin, Ore. (Tualatin) 3 Kerry Pitt MF 5 7 Fr. Littleton, Colo. (Columbine) 4 Kristel Lohmann D 5 6 Sr. Westminster, Colo. (Front Range C.C.) 5 Jeanna Andrew F 5 5 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty) 6 Laura Hassebroek D/MF 5 6 So. Sioux Falls, S.D. (Washington) 7 Megan Bellendir MF/D 5 5 Fr. Broomfield, Colo. (Broomfield) 8 Jody Alvarez F 5 3 Jr. Rochester, N.Y. (Alfred State) 9 Katie Seno D 5 6 Fr.-RS Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Highlands Ranch) 10 Natalie Askins F 5 5 So.-RS Aurora, Colo. (Pace University) 11 Chelsey Ekenberg MF 5 5 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty) 12 Carol Devaney D 5 3 Sr. Albuquerque, N.M. (Eldorado) 13 Marika Johnson F 5 6 Fr. Denver, Colo. (John F. Kennedy) 14 Megan Miller MF/D 5 6 Fr. Sammamish, Wash. (Eastlake) 15 Audrey Rich F 5 3 So. Albuquerque, N.M. (St. Pius X) 16 Erika Hildner D 5 5 So. Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish) 17 Raegan McHugh F 5 4 Sr. Lakewood, Colo. (Bear Creek) 18 Kayla Oakley D 5 6 Fr. Littleton, Colo. (Douglas County) 19 Whitney Salter D 5 6 Fr. Westminster, Colo. (Legacy) 20 Nicky Harris MF 5 3 Fr. Mililani, Hawaii (Mililani) 21 Lindsey Phillips D 5 10 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Air Academy) 22 Cassie Sadusky MF/D 5 5 Sr. Littleton, Colo. (Southeastern Louisiana) 23 Kady Hydrick F 5 8 So. Arvada, Colo. (Arvada West) 24 Annie Osborne MF 5 10 Fr.-RS Fort Collins, Colo. (Univ. of Colorado) 25 Sara Feuerborn GK 5 11 Fr.-RS Arvada, Colo. (Pomona) 26 Brittany Brokaw GK 5 5 Fr. Tigard, Ore. (Tualatin) 7 Head Coach: Tim Barrera (Virginia Tech, 86), 6th season Assistant Coach: Jayme Beamer (George Mason, 02), 2nd season Assistant Coach: Whitney Peterson (Colorado, 01), 2nd season Student Assistant: Shannon Fox, 1st season Student Manager: Megan McFarland, 1st season PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE BARRERA (BA-rare-AH); EKENBERG (ECK-en-berg); FEUERBORN (FAIR-born); FOISY (FOY-see); HASSEBROEK (HAS-e-brook); JEANNA (GINA); KADY (KATIE); KNUDSEN (KA-nude-SEN); LOHMANN (LOW-man).

10 8 PLAYER PROFILES JEANNA ANDREW Sophomore - Forward Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty) #5 2003: Played in nine games, starting once, against Wyoming on Sept. 2 assisted on goal in UNC s 5-1 victory over Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14). Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Thomas B. Doherty High for coaches Andrew Drummond and Jen Vry team-captain her senior season fouryear varsity starter played in all-star game in 2002 also participated in basketball, cross country and track and field honor roll member. Personal: Born Sept. 5, 1983, in Widefield, Colo. daughter of Kathy Andrew and the late Robert Andrew majoring in sports and exercise science. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / CAROL DEVANEY Senior - Defender Albuquerque, N.M. (Eldorado) # : Played in 15 total matches, starting 12 during junior campaign part of defense that combined for a 1.39 G.A.A. and had five total shutouts. 2002: Appeared in 18 games as a sophomore, starting on four occasions took three shots on the season but did not register a goal or assist. 2001: Appeared in 18 games while starting last five of the season... tallied only assist of the season against St. Cloud State (Sept. 23). Prep: MVP of Albuquerque Public Schools Tournament as a senior captain at Eldorado High for head coach Steve Beniot... all-state honorable mention selection... all-district pick... high school squad won 5A state championship as a junior and placed third in the state as a senior... played club soccer for Albuquerque United Football Club and won 2000 State Cup Personal: Born April 3, daughter of Robert and Cathleen Devaney... majoring in sport and exercise science... sister Christine played soccer for UNC from CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / / / Totals 51/ CHELSEY EKENBERG Sophomore - Midfielder Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty) # : Played in and started 14 matches shared the team lead with five total goals third on the team with 11 points scored two goals in 5-1 victory over Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14) assisted game-winning goal off corner kick in overtime victory over Montana State-Billings (Oct. 26) had a stretch of three consecutive games with a goal, the longest on the team during the season. 2002: Redshirted. Prep: 2002 graduate of Doherty High School... four-year letterwinner in soccer... was placekicker on high school football team... four-time first team all-conference selection all-area second-team and team captain scored 36 goals and added 39 assists during high school career including nine goals and 11 assists during senior season. Personal: Born July 5, 1984, in Farmington, Colo... daughter of Bob and Dianne Ekenberg... majoring in sport and exercise science UNC Scholar Athlete. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / SARA FEUERBORN RS-Freshman - GK Arvada, Colo. (Pomona) # : Redshirted. Prep: Four-year letterwinner for coaches Mark Harris and Tim Murray at Pomona High team won Elite League Championship in and was runner-up at State Cup in member of Pomona Leadership Council Personal: Born Oct. 11, 1984, in Wheat Ridge, Colo. daughter of Dick and Leslie Feuerborn major is secondary education/geography cousin Conan Conboy played baseball at UNC from

11 PLAYER PROFILES ALLYSON FOISY Sophomore - Midfielder Tualatin, Ore. (Tualatin) #2 2003: Started seven of the 14 matches she played in assisted on Kady Hydrick s game-winning goal in 5-1 win against Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14). Prep: Four-year letterwinner for Tualatin High and coach Duncan Nyangoro Pac 9 all-conference selection in 1999 and 2000 finished second on team in scoring and assists in both 1999 and 2000 team was conference champions four times, state semifinalist in 2000 and 2001 and ranked No. 24 in nation in fall of 2000 played with FC Portland Academy club team that won Oregon State title in 2001 club coach was the late Clive Charles, the former University of Portland coach, who won the 2002 NCAA National Championship. Personal: Born July 15, 1984, in Rapid City, S.D. daughter of Ed and Nancy Foisy majoring in biology/ biomedical science. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / LAURA HASSEBROEK Sophomore - D/MF Sioux Falls, S.D. (Washington) #6 2003: Named to Soccer Buzz All-National Team for players from first-year Division I programs played in and started 15 of UNC s 16 games was fourth on the team in goals (3), tied for fourth in assists (1) and seventh in points (7) scored gamewinning goal in 2-0 victory over St. Joseph s (Ind.) on Sept also recorded goals against Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14) and Utah Valley State (Oct. 25). Prep: 2003 graduate of Washington High four-year letterwinner for coach Kim Swoboda first-team allstate selection in 2001 and 2002 and honorable mention all-state in 2000 during sophomore season team finished fourth in the state in 2001 played club soccer with Dakota Gold also participated in prep volleyball. Personal: Born May 22, 1985, in Sioux Falls, S.D. daughter of Ron and Vicki Hassebroek majoring in visual arts with an emphasis in graphic arts. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / ERIKA HILDNER Sophomore - Defender Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish) # : Played in 10 matches did not score a point did take two shots in 5-1 victory over Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14). Prep: Three-year letterwinner at Whitefish High for coach Lini Reading all-state selection, team captain and team MVP her senior season as team finished second at state playoffs all-conference selection her junior year when she was team defensive MVP and Bulldogs won the state championship senior class president also participated in softball. Personal: Born June 19, 1984 daughter of Robin Zeal and Richard Hildner and Suzanne Daniell majoring in political science. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / KADY HYDRICK Sophomore - Forward Arvada, Colo. (Arvada West) # : Played in 14 games, starting 13 led team in assists (6) and points (14) and was second in goals (4) despite missing two games due to injury scored two second-half goals to help spark Bears to 3-0 victory over Carroll College (Oct. 8) also scored goals against Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14) and Regis (Oct. 3) assisted on both goals in 2-0 victory over Division I Valparaiso (Sept 5). Prep: 2003 graduate of Arvada West High four-year letterwinner for coach Steve Snieder all-state honorable mention her senior season named Arvada West Female Outstanding Senior Athlete of the Year in 2003 team captain for the Wildcats scored two goals and added four assists in 11-0 victory over Manuel in 2003 also played four years of volleyball and was a second-team all-state volleyball selection and team captain her senior season academic all-state first- 9

12 10 PLAYER PROFILES team selection in Personal: Born Jan. 21, 1985 daughter of Dan and Cheryl Hydrick majoring in finance. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / LAURA KNUDSEN Junior - Goalkeeper Thornton, Colo. (Thornton) #0 2003: Played in one game, recording 71:31 minutes of action in 5-1 victory over Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14) allowed one goal and made one save in that contest. 2002: Saw action in one game as a backup goalkeeper played 12:31 against North Dakota State (Sept. 29) did not face an opponent s shot combined with two other keepers for the 7-0 shutout of the Bison. Prep: 2002 graduate of Thornton High School... lettered three years in soccer... team captain in member of National Honor Society and honor roll. Personal: Born March 19, 1984, in Denver... daughter of Richard and Patte Knudsen... majoring in visual arts with an emphasis in graphic arts. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS GA GA Avg. Shutouts / / Totals 2/ KRISTEL LOHMANN Senior - Defender Westminster, Colo. (Front Range C.C.) #4 2003: Played in 10 games, starting seven missed first half of season due to injury key member of defensive unit that had five shutouts and a 1.39 G.A.A. 2002: Played in all 19 games, starting 18 of them assisted on game-winning goal by Catie Holden in 3-0 victory over Montana State-Billings (Sept. 15) did not manage to score a goal, but did take two shots. Prior to UNC: Attended Front Range Community College. Prep: 2000 graduate of Ranum High School... lettered four years in soccer and two in track & field... allconference and team captain 1999 and 2000 played club soccer with Colorado Legends five-time team captain and Triple Crown All-American and team MVP in 1998 member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Born Oct. 6, 1981, in Westminster, Colo.... daughter of Ed and Kathleen Lohmann... majoring in recreation. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / / Totals 29/ CHRISSY MARVIN Sophomore - GK Lakewood, Colo. (Green Mountain) #1 2003: Played in one game, entering at halftime against Creighton (Oct. 5) allowed two goals and made nine saves in the matchup. Prep: Four-year letterwinner for coach John Brovsky at Green Mountain High goalkeeper on high school team that finished as 5A state-runner up in 2003 member of Colorado Rush soccer club coached by Amanda Schmutz club team was state finalist in 2001 and state semifinalists in 2000 and Personal: Born Sept. 6, 1985 daughter of Don and Mary Marvin majoring in criminal justice. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS GA GA Avg. Shutouts / RAEGAN McHUGH Senior - Forward Lakewood, Colo. (Bear Creek) # : Played in 15 matches, starting 12 scored lone goal of season, a game-winner, in 5-1 victory over Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14) assisted on goals against Regis (Oct. 3) and Utah Valley State (Oct. 25) 26 shots ranked third on the Bears team. 2002: Saw action in 17 games scored four total goals, which ranked sixth on the team scored two goals in 7-0 blanking of North Dakota State (Sept. 29) also scored goals against South Dakota (Oct. 20) and North

13 PLAYER PROFILES Dakota (Oct. 26). Prep: Four-year starter at Bear Creek High School... named second-team all-state... team made state quarterfinals her senior season... member of 1999 Colorado Rush club that defeated Michigan Hawks club team to win national championship... club teammate of former UNC teammates Jessica Brennan and Robin Wonner also participated in basketball and swimming. Personal: Born June 14, daughter of Pat and Patty McHugh... majoring in sport and exercise science. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / / Totals 32/ LINDSEY PHILLIPS Sophomore - Defender Colorado Springs, Colo. (Air Academy) # : Played in 16 games, starting nine of them offensively, took one shot defensively, helped key defense that recorded five shutouts during the season and had a 1.39 G.A.A. 2002: Started first three games before injuries ended season early. Received a medical redshirt. Prep: 2002 graduate of Air Academy High School... four-year letterwinner in soccer and three in swimming Air Academy MVP and first team all-area... team make state regional in 2001 and 2002 coaches all-league first team... Southern Colorado All-Star Game participant 2001 and 2002 honor roll and National Honor Society member and all-state academic for soccer and swimming. Personal: Born Aug. 12, 1984, in Colorado Springs... daughter of Richard and Kathy Phillips... majoring in psychology UNC Scholar Athlete. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / Prep: 2003 graduate of St. Pius X played for coach David Sullivan all-district and honorable mention allstate selection in 2002 and also team MVP team won district title from , was state runners-up in 2000 and placed third in 2001 played club soccer with F.C. Roma. Personal: Born Jan. 7, 1985, in Albuquerque, N.M. daughter of Michael and Marion Rich majoring in biology/biomedical science. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / CASSIE SADUSKY Senior - MF/Def. Littleton, Colo. (Southeastern La.) # : Played and started in 15 of 16 total contests recorded lone assist of year in 5-1 victory over Eastern New Mexico (Sept. 14) ranked eighth on the team in shots (10). Before UNC: Played two seasons at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond, La. as a sophomore played in 21 games, starting 13 and scored one goal and added five assists, which ranked third on the team that finished and won Southland Conference championship as a freshman played in 13 games, adding one assist. Prep: 2001 graduate of Columbine High three-year letterman for coach Peter Horvath 2001 honorable mention all-state selection and team captain team was state runner-up in both 2000 and 2001 played with Colorado Rush club team club team won state championship in both 2001 and 2002 member of National Honor Society. Personal: Born May 19, 1983, in Denver daughter of Tom and Beth Sadusky double majoring in business accounting and finance. CAREER STATS Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points / Mexico (Sept. 14). AUDREY RICH Sophomore - Forward Albuquerque, N.M. (St. Pius X) # : Played in nine games as a true freshman did not score did take five shots, including three against Eastern New

14 12 Jody Alvarez Junior - Forward Rochester, N.Y. (Alfred State) #8 Prior to UNC: Played two seasons at Alfred State College in western New York last season led the Lady Pioneers to a 8-8 record by scoring 40 goals and dishing out nine assists those numbers earned her first-team NJCAA All- American honors, becoming the first person in the program s history to earn that honor as a freshman scored 18 goals and was the team offensive player of the year and also a all-region and all-state choice. Prep: 2001 graduate of Rush-Henrietta High played for coach Mauren Nolan-Decillis two-time captain for the Royal Comets and also a second-team all-greater Rochester honoree. Personal: Born Sept. 25, 1983, in Rochester, N.Y. daughter of Desi and Sandy Alvarez majoring in nutrition/dietetics. PLAYER PROFILES Personal: Born Oct. 4, 1985, in Denver daughter of Rodney and Sandy Bellendir undecided on college major. Brittany Brokaw Freshman - Goalkeeper Tigard, Ore. (Tualatin) #26 Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Tualatin High for coach Duncan Nyangaro high school teammate of current Bears sophomore Allyson Foisy team captain and two-time Pac 9 Goalkeeper of the Year for the Timberwolves second-team all-state selection her senior season club soccer team won two state titles and was also a state and region semifinalist also lettered four years in tennis. Personal: Born April 8, 1986, in Tigard, Ore. daughter of Will and Diane Brokaw majoring in athletic training. Natalie Askins RS-Sophomore - Forward Aurora, Colo. (Pace University) #10 Prior to UNC: Played freshman season (2002) at Pace University in Pleasantville, N.Y. played in 18 games as she led the team in points (15), shared the team lead in goals (6) and assists (3) Setters finished the season overall and in the Northeast-10 Conference. Prep: 2002 graduate of Overland High School fouryear letterwinner for the Trailblazers second-team all-conference selection honor student. Personal: Born Feb. 28, 1984, in Denver daughter of David Askins and Connie Askins majoring in nursing. Megan Bellendir Freshman - MF/Def. Broomfield, Colo. (Broomfield) #7 Prep: Three-year letterwinner at Broomfield High for coach Jim Davidson first-team all-state selection both her junior and senior season and a 2001 all-state honorable mention choice team captain led team to league championship and 4A state runner-up finish her senior year MVP in 2003 and was named to NSCAA All- Regional team led Eagles to three consecutive Skyline league championships and squad was a state 4A seminfinalist in 2001 and 2002 and a quarterfinalist in 2003 played with Colorado Edge club team and coach Jim English team was Colorado State Cup semifinalists also participated in cross country where she earned all-state honors in 2002 three-time academic honor roll member and Skyline All-Academic choice. Nicky Harris Freshman - Midfielder Mililani, Hawaii (Mililani) #20 Prep: 2004 graduate of Mililani High School team captain and two-time first-team all-state selection (2003 & 2004) for the Trojans two-time all-state tournament selection team won state championship in 2002 and was the runner-up in 2003 and 2004 played for Honolulu Bulls and the Mililani club teams member of 2003 state cup open championship team. Personal: Born Aug. 14, 1986, in Honolulu daughter of Steve and Rhonda Harris majoring in dietetics also recruited by Boise State and the University of Hawaii. Marika Johnson Freshman - Forward Denver, Colo. (John F. Kennedy) #13 Prep: Four-year letterwinner for coach Pat Dowling at John F. Kennedy High three-time team captain for the Commanders honorable mention all-state selection and first-team all-city selection led 5A classification in scoring in 2002 and ranked second in 2003 scored four goals in a 6-0 victory over Rampart in state playoffs during senior season team finished year in 2004 team advanced to Sweet 16 in 2003 and was city champions in 2002 and 2003 played for coach Tim Schultz with the Colorado Rush Nike club team that won 2003 U-17 Colorado State Cup Championship also was a member and captain of the varsity swimming team and was a kicker for the Commanders varsity football team National Honor

15 PLAYER PROFILES Society and honor roll member graduated seventh in a class of 300. Personal: Born Aug. 18, 1986 daughter of Jeff and Margo Johnson mother also attended UNC plans to major in physical therapy. Megan Miller Freshman - MF/Def. Sammamish, Wash. (Eastlake) #14 Prep: 2004 graduate of Eastlake High honorable mention allstate performer during her senior season after helping team to a record a year after the Wolves won 4A state championship led conference in scoring played for coach Bob Westinghouse for the FC Royals club team squad won 2002 and 2003 Washington State Cup Championship also played one year of softball. Personal: Born Sept. 23, 1985 daughter of Stephen and Tracy Miller plans to major in pre-med. Kayla Oakley Freshman - Defender Littleton, Colo. (Douglas County) #18 Prep: Four-year letterwinner for coach Ron Kingery at Douglas County High team captain started for varsity squad since her freshman season and was a three-time honorable mention all-conference selection played club soccer for Colorado Girls Soccer Academy and coach Phil Dedycker. Personal: Born Aug. 28, 1986 daughter of Frank and Diane Oakley plans to major in elementary education. Personal: Born Sept. 14, 1985 daughter of George and Marie Osborne undecided on major. Kerry Pitt Freshman - Midfielder Littleton, Colo. (Columbine) #3 Prep: 2004 graduate of Columbine High played for coach Peter Horvath where she helped the Rebels to a No. 3 ranking in the state all-conference selection in 2004 played for coaches Jared Spires and Frank Kohlenstein with the Real Colorado club team that were the 2004 Colorado State Cup champions club team also won State Cup titles in 1999 and 2003 and were runners-up in 1998, 2000 and Personal: Born June 24, 1986, in Missoula, Mont. daughter of Kenneth and Eileen Pitt plans to major in psychology. Whitney Salter Freshman - Defender Westminster, Colo. (Legacy) #19 13 Prep: Three-time team captain for coach Jeff Good at Legacy High first-team all-state selection and Team MVP in 2002 four-time all-conference and all-region honoree team defensive MVP and Female Student of the Year in 2001 Lightning reached 5A state finals in 2003 and were quarterfinalists in 2001, 2002 and 2004 played for coach Tony McCall with the Colorado Extreme club team member of Principals Honor Roll and all-academic selection. Personal: Born Oct. 19, 1985 daughter of Mike and Missy Salter, both UNC graduates plans to major in education. Annie Osborne RS-Freshman - MF Fort Collins, Colo. (Univ. of Colorado) #24 Prior to UNC: Attended the University of Colorado and played on the Buffaloes club soccer team scored three goals and added three assists to finish with nine points for the 2003 season team finished season 21-7 and advanced to the semifinals of the NIRSA National Championship. Prep: 2003 graduate of Rocky Mountain High three-time letterwinner for coach Cheryl Ingram named high school s Senior Athlete of the Year team was state semifinalists in 2002 and conference champions in each 2001 and 2002 also played basketball and was an all-conference selection and participated in softball National Honor Society and honor roll member all four years of high school. Katie Seno RS-Freshman - Def. Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Highlands Ranch) #9 2003: Attended UNC but did not play on the soccer team joined team for spring practice season. Prep: 2003 graduate of Highlands Ranch High School earned three letters for the Falcons team captain during senior season two-time all-continental league selection. Personal: Born April 21, 1985 daughter of Roland Seno and Robin Layman majoring in secondary education/history.

16 14 Air Force Aug. 27 7:00 p.m. USAFA, Colo. Head Coach... Marty Buckley Alma Mater... Chico State, 78 Record at School (12 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record MWC (Finish) (7th) Returning/Lost... 16/5 Location... USAF Academy, Colo. Nickname... Falcons Colors... Blue & Silver Conference... Mountain West Soccer SID... Nick Arseniak Office Phone... (719) Office Fax... (719) Website... Field... Cadet Soccer Stadium Delaware Sept. 5 12:00 p.m. Laramie, Wyo. Head Coach... Scott Grzenda Alma Mater... Delaware, 87 Record at School (14 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record CAA (Finish) (3rd) Returning/Lost... 16/8 Eastern Washington Aug. 31 4:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Head Coach... George Hageage Alma Mater... Richmond, 88 Record at School (4 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record Big Sky (Finish) (6th) Returning/Lost... 16/9 Location... Cheney, Wash. Nickname... Eagles Colors... Red & White Conference... Big Sky Soccer SID... Reid Klei Office Phone... (509) Office Fax... (509) stuath02@mail.ewu.edu Website... Field.. EWU Sports & Recreation Center Loyola Marymount Sept. 10 5:00 p.m. L.A., Calif. Head Coach... Gregg Murphy Alma Mater... Chapman, 86 Record at School (8 yrs.) Career Record (14 yrs.) 2003 Record WCC (Finish) (7th) Returning/Lost... 18/ OPPONENTS Vermont Sept. 3 2:00 p.m. Laramie, Wyo. Head Coach... Kerry Dziczkaniec Alma Mater... George Washington, 93 Record at School... First season Career Record... same 2003 Record AE (Finish) (9th) Returning/Lost... 14/8 Location... Burlington, Vt. Nickname... Catamout Colors... Green & Gold Conference... America East Soccer SID... Lisa Champagne Office Phone... (802) Office Fax... (802) lisa.champagne@uvm.edu Website... Field... Centennial Field Washington St. Sept :00 p.m. L.A., Calif. Head Coach... Matt Potter Alma Mater... West London Record at School (1 yr.) Career Record... same 2003 Record Pac-10 (Finish) (8th) Returning/Lost... 16/8 Location... Newark, Del. Nickname... Fightin Blue Hens Colors... Royal Blue & Gold Conference. Colonial Athletic Association Soccer SID... Scott Selheimer Office Phone... (302) Office Fax... (302) selheime@udel.edu Website... Field... Delaware Mini-Stadium Location... Los Angeles, Calif. Nickname... Lions Colors... Crimson & Navy Blue Conference... West Coast Soccer SID... Carolyn French Office Phone... (310) Office Fax... (310) cfrench@lmu.edu Website... Field... Sullivan Field Location... Pullman, Wash. Nickname... Cougars Colors... Crimson & Gray Conference... Pacific-10 Soccer SID... Ilsa Gramer Office Phone... (509) Office Fax... (509) igramer@wsu.edu Website... Field... Lower Soccer Field Nebraska Sept. 17 6:00 p.m. Lincoln, Neb. Head Coach... John Walker Alma Mater... Queens University 87 Record at School (10 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record Big 12 (Finish) (4th) Returning/Lost... 15/4 Location... Lincoln, Neb. Nickname... Cornhuskers Colors... Scarlet & Cream Conference... Big 12 Soccer SID... Matt Smith Office Phone... (402) Office Fax... (402) msmith@huskers.com Website... Field... Abbott Sports Complex Wyoming Sept. 22 3:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Head Coach... Anne Moore Alma Mater... North Carolina St., 93 Record at School (5 yrs.) Career Record (7 yrs.) 2003 Record MWC (Finish) (2nd/tie) Returning/Lost... 14/6 Location... Laramie, Wyo. Nickname... Cowgirls Colors... Brown & Gold Conference... Mountain West Soccer SID... John Paradis Office Phone... (307) Office Fax... (307) jp12@uwyo.edu Website... Field... UW Soccer Stadium CS-Fullerton Sept. 24 3:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Head Coach... Ali Khosroshahin Alma Mater... CS-Los Angeles, 94 Record at School (3 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record Big West (Finish) (7th) Returning/Lost... 11/6 Location... Fullerton, Calif. Nickname... Titans Colors... Navy, Orange & White Conference... Big West Soccer SID... Jason Spencer Office Phone... (714) Office Fax... (714) jspencer@fullerton.edu Website... Field... Titan Stadium

17 2004 OPPONENTS Colorado Oct. 1 4:00 p.m. Boulder, Colo. Head Coach... Bill Hempen Alma Mater... Evansville, 81 Record at School (3 yrs.) Career Record (16 yrs.) 2003 Record Big 12 (Finish) (1st) Returning/Lost... 14/6 Location... Boulder, Colo. Nickname... Buffaloes Colors... Silver, Gold & Black Conference... Big 12 Soccer SID... Colleen Reilly Krueger Office Phone... (303) Office Fax... (303) c.r.krueger@colorado.edu Website... Field... Pleasant View Soccer Complex North Dakota St. Oct. 17 1:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Head Coach... Pete Cuadrado Alma Mater... Texas Christian, 00 Record at School (1 yr.) Career Record... same 2003 Record NCC (Finish) (4th) Returning/Lost... 11/7 North Texas Oct. 8 3:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Head Coach... John Hedlund Alma Mater... Midwestern St., 85 Record at School (8 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record SBC (Finish) (2nd) Returning/Lost... 16/6 Location... Denton, Texas Nickname... Mean Green Colors... Green & White Conference... Sun Belt Soccer SID... Steven Bartolotta Office Phone... (940) Office Fax... (940) stevenb@unt.edu Website... Field... Mean Green Soccer Complex Baylor Oct. 22 6:00 p.m. Waco, Texas Head Coach... George Van Linder Alma Mater... Western Michigan, 90 Record at School (1 yr.) Career Record (8 yrs.) 2003 Record Big 12 (Finish) (9th) Returning/Lost South Dakota St. Oct. 15 3:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Head Coach... Lang Wedemeyer Alma Mater... Old Dominion, 94 Record at School (4 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record NCC (Finish) (4th/tie) Returning/Lost... 13/6 Location... Brookings, S.D. Nickname... Jackrabbits Colors... Yellow & Blue Conference... Independent Soccer SID... Jason Hove Office Phone... (605) Office Fax... (605) Jason_Hove@sdstate.edu Website... Field... Fishback Soccer Park Southern Utah Oct. 29 3:00 p.m. Cedar City, Utah Head Coach... Brian Stock Alma Mater... Akron, 95 Record at School (3 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record Mid-Con (Finish) (6th) Returning/Lost... 15/5 Location... Fargo, N.D. Nickname... Bison Colors... Yellow & Green Conference... Independent Soccer SID... Andrew Berglund Office Phone... (701) Office Fax... (701) Andrew.Berglund@ndsu.nodak.edu Website... Field... Ellig Sports Complex Location... Waco, Texas Nickname... Bears Colors... Green & Gold Conference... Big 12 Soccer SID... TBA Office Phone... (254) Office Fax... (254) TBA Website... Field... Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field Location... Cedar City, Utah Nickname... Thunderbirds Colors... Scarlet & White Conference... Mid-Continent Soccer SID... Steve Johnson Office Phone... (435) Office Fax... (435) johnsons@suu.edu Website... Field... Thunderbird Soccer Field Utah Valley St. Oct. 30 2:00 p.m. Orem, Utah Head Coach... Gabrielle Smart Alma Mater... BYU, 99 Record at School (2 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record Conference (Finish)... n/a Returning/Lost... 6/18 Location... Orem, Utah Nickname... Wolverines Colors... Forest Green, Gold & White Conference... Independent Soccer SID... TBA Office Phone... (801) Office Fax... (801) TBA Website... Field... Wolverine Field Kennesaw State Nov. 4 12:30 p.m. Colo. Springs, Colo. Head Coach... Rob King Alma Mater.. Alabama-Huntsville, 90 Record at School (2 yrs.) Career Record (8 yrs.) 2003 Record (DII Natl. Champs) 2003 PBC (Finish) (1st) Returning/Lost... 14/5 Location... Kennesaw, Ga. Nickname... Owls Colors... Black & Gold Conference... Independent Soccer SID... Mark Toma Office Phone... (770) Office Fax... (770) mtoma@kennesaw.edu Website... Field... KSU Soccer Field Colorado College Nov. 6 3:00 p.m. Colo. Springs, Colo. Head Coach... Geoff Bennett Alma Mater... Hartwick College, 95 Record at School... First season Career Record (5 yrs.) 2003 Record Conference (Finish)... n/a Returning/Lost... 19/6 Location... Colorado Springs, Colo. Nickname... Tigers Colors... Black & Gold Conference... Independent Soccer SID... Dave Moross Office Phone... (719) Office Fax... (719) DMoross@ColoradoCollege.edu Website.. Field... Stewart Field

18 IN REVIEW he beginning of the move to Division I brought a lot of unknowns for the University of Northern Colorado athletic teams. While some teams slowly eased Division I teams onto their schedules, the TBears women s soccer team wasted no time jumping into a Division I schedule, as eight of the teams 16 total games were against Division I teams. After a pair of exhibition games against in-state rivals Colorado and Metro State, the Bears traveled down I-25 to battle the University of Denver. The Division I Pioneers, a 2002 NCAA Tournament participant, took an early 1-0 lead over UNC but could not pull away from the Bears until scoring two second half goals on the way to a 3-0 victory. Four days later, the Bears drove the other direction on I-25 to battle the Wyoming Cowgirls, a team UNC had played regularly in the spring exhibition season but never faced in a regular-season matchup. The Cowgirls scored a goal 20 minutes into the game and made that stand up as the Bears fell to 0-2 on the season. But the first victory of the season for UNC was not far away, as the Bears headed to the Hoosier State to battle the Mid-Continent s Valparaiso. Freshman Mallorie Price struck early in the first half with her first collegiate goal to give the Bears a 1-0 lead. The Crusaders would end up tying the game before senior Jessica Brennan scored a game-winning goal in the 74 th minute to not only give UNC its first victory of the season, but its first victory over a Division I school in the reclassification process. The Bears capped the weekend in Indiana with a 2-0 victory over Division II St. Joseph s. The next weekend the roadtrip was to New Mexico, where the Bears battled the Division I Lobos to a double-overtime 0-0 draw, improving their record in Division I games to Two days later on the same field, UNC handed first-year program Eastern New Mexico a 5-1 defeat to move to on the year. ENMU did manage one goal in the game which snapped a streak of 294 scoreless minutes from Bears goalkeeper Shanna Swinehart. At the Boise State Nike Invitational two weeks later, UNC found itself up against some top-level Division I teams and dropped a pair of 2-0 decisions to Utah State and the host Broncos. After a 4-0 victory over Regis, which was ranked No. 20 in the Division II poll, the Bears lost a 4-0 match to Creighton, another 2002 NCAA Tournament participant. On Oct. 8 the Bears were final able to play a regular season home match on the Butler-Hancock Soccer Fields. After hosting one exhibition game at home, the Bears had not played a match on home soil for six weeks. What looked like an easy win over NAIA Carroll College proved to be an even match for 45 minutes, as the teams were deadlocked at 0-0 at the break. But redshirt freshman Chelsey Ekenberg scored twice in the second half and freshman Kady Hydrick added a goal to push the final margin to 3-0 in favor of UNC. A trip to Billings, Mont., left the Bears with a 3-1 loss to Utah Valley State, a fellow reclassified team, and an overtime victory over Montana State-Billings thanks to a golden goal by senior defender Shannon Fox, her first goal in almost two seasons. The Bears would close the home season with Senior Day on Nov. 2, when they hosted Division I Colorado College, which was coached by former UNC head coach Erik Oman. The match was scoreless at the half but one mistake led to a CC goal and the Tigers defeated the Bears 1-0 in the last home game for Brennan, Fox, Kari Hamilton, Momi Markus, Keri Stone, Marin Shanahan, Swinehart and Robin Wonner. UNC closed its season at the Reclassification Classic, a tournament that pitted fellow reclassified team Utah Valley State, UC Davis and UNC in a season-ending tournament. The competition was close, as each of the Bears matchups was decided in Soccer Buzz First-Year D-I All-National Team F Ashley Boutte, Southern Fr. F Kim Brown, Sam Houston State So. F Megan Dickerson, Utah Valley State Jr. F Colleen Redmond, VMI Fr. F Whitney Sanders, Winthrop Fr. MF Jessica Brimm, Lipscomb Jr. MF Brittany Dorsey, Grambling State Fr. MF Danielle Goulet, Winthrop Fr. MF Laura Hassebroek, Northern Colorado Fr. MF Allie Thrasher, Birm.-Southern So. D Kari Hamilton, Northern Colorado Sr. D Katy Harris, Sam Houston State So. D Carolyn Quarles, Winthrop Fr. D Jess Smith, Birmingham-Southern So. D Carolyn Theurer, Utah Valley State So. GK Andria Gray, Birmingham-Southern So. Player of the Year: Ashley Boutte, Southern Coach of Year: Melissa Heinz, Wintrhop overtime. In the first match, Utah Valley nipped UNC thanks to a goal with less than a minute and a half to play in the second overtime. A day later, the host Aggies scored early in the first extra period to give them a 1-0 victory. Thanks to five goals and three assists on the season, Brennan was able to move into the Top 10 in UNC history in goals, assists and points. She finished her career ranked ninth in goals (19), ninth in assists (12) and eighth in points (50). Swinehart completed her career with 15 solo and one shared shutout. The team may have finished with a overall record but it faced some fierce competition in their first season of reclassification. The 2004 team returns 14 total players who played during the 2003 season including Ekenberg, who led UNC with 14 points (4 goals, 6 assists) on the season. Hydrick, who also returns, was the Bears second leading scorer, with 13 points, and she shared the team goals lead (5) with Brennan.

19 2003 IN REVIEW Overall Record: Home: Away: Neutral: Date Opponent Result Attendance Aug. Colorado (exhibition) L, Aug. Denver L, Sept. Wyoming L, Sept. Valparaiso W, Sept. St. Joseph s (Ind.) W, Sept. New Mexico T, 0-0 (2OT) 1320 Sept. 14 vs. Eastern New Mexico! W, Sept. 26 vs. Utah State # L, Sept. Boise State # L, Oct. #20 Regis W, Oct. Creighton L, Oct. 8 Carroll College W, Oct. 25 vs. Utah Valley State % L, Oct. Montana State-Billings W, 1-0 (OT) 87 Nov. 2 Colorado College L, Nov. 8 vs. Utah Valley State & L, 3-2 (2OT) 75 Nov. UC Davis & L, 1-0 (OT) Home Games in Bold! - In Albuquerque, N.M. # - Nike Invitational (Boise, Idaho) % - In Billings, Mont. & - Reclassification Classic (Davis, Calif.) Attendance Home Away Total Dates/Avg. Per Date 2/154 10/322 Neutral Site #/Avg. 4/ D-I Independent Standings School Overall Utah Valley State Longwood IPFW Colorado College Northern Colorado South Carolina State Howard Delaware State 0-10 Shannon Fox scored the game-winning goldengoal in the Bears 1-0 victory over Montana State-Billings on Oct. 26.

20 SEASON STATISTICS TISTICS Player GP/GS G A Pts. Sh. Shot% GW PK-ATT Kady Hydrick 14/ Jessica Brennan 13/ Chelsey Ekenberg 14/ Laura Hassebroek 15/ Shannon Fox 16/ Raegan McHugh 15/ Mallorie Price 9/ Cassie Sadusky 15/ Haley Hansen 15/ Allyson Foisy 14/ Jeanna Andrew 9/ Kari Hamilton 16/ Audrey Rich 9/ Carol Devaney 15/ Mackenzie Mielke 11/ Erika Hildner 10/ Jaime DonMoyer 3/ Marin Shanahan 4/ Lindsey Phillips 16/ Robin Wonner 9/ Nikki Hesse 1/ Chrissy Marvin 1/ Cameron Groah 4/ Beth Kurre 1/ Kristel Lohmann 10/ Shanna Swinehart 16/ Totals 16/ Opponents 16/ Player GP/GS Mins. GA Avg. Saves Pct. W-L-T Sho Shanna Swinehart 16/ : Laura Knudsen 1/0 71: Chrissy Marvin 1/0 45: Totals 16/ : Opponents 16/ : Goals By Period UNC Opp Shots By Period UNC Opp Saves By Period UNC Opp Corner Kicks By Period UNC Opp Fouls By Period UNC Opp Jessica Brennan scored five goals and added three assists during her senior season in 2003.

21 UNC SOCCER HISTORY Laura Thompson was a two-time NSCAA All- West Region selection and ranks in the UNC top 10 in career goals (21) and points (48). Even though women s soccer is one of UNC s youngest varsity sports, it has already established itself as a program of excellence. The program began in 1979 as a club sport competing under the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women and was coached by Jim Kadlecek. Kadlecek took the Bears to the national championships in 1980 where they finished sixth. In 1981, the Bears made it to the regional title game. During its club years, UNC averaged nearly 14 wins a season. UNC s record from was In 1985, the program was elevated to a NCAA Club-Varsity Sport. This gave the Bears a chance to compete as a NCAA sanctioned sport at the Division I level. UNC s first season as a varsity sport was a successful one. The Bears won their first varsity game 2-1 over the University of San Francisco in San Francisco. The Bears finished that first season with a record which included victories over Texas A&M and Denver. UNC also had four exhibition games and won all of them, including two over Brigham Young University. In 1986, UNC found itself among the elite in the country despite it being only its second year of varsity status. The Bears won their first six games of the year and allowed only three goals in those games. UNC ended the 1986 season at 8-5 and ranked 20th in the nation. The Bears finished their last season at the Division I level in 1987 at and a fifth-place ranking in the NCAA Central Region. In 1988, UNC made the transition to the newly created NCAA Division II soccer level. In its first year at the Division II level, UNC finished the season at and ended with its highest national ranking ever. The Bears finished the season ranked seventh in the nation and third in the West Region. The star of that team was Lisa Jacobsen, who was one of 12 finalists for national player of the year (only two of those came from the Division II ranks). In 2003, Jacobsen became the first soccer player inducted into the UNC Hall of Fame. The 1989 Bears team enjoyed another winning year under Kadlecek. UNC finished on the season and was ranked 16th by the end of the year. UNC s eight wins included a streak of six in a row toward the end of the season. The years of were a transition period for the Bears, as Kadlecek would have his 12th and final season with the Bears in In 1991, former assistant coach Erik Oman took over the Bears program. Kadlecek finished with a record in his 12 years of service for the Bears; his record in varsity matches was UNC struggled with a 4-9 record in his final season. Oman, who played one season as a reserve goalkeeper for the Colorado Foxes led the Bears to a record in his first year. Although his Heather Fox was the 1996 NCC Player of the Year, an honorable mention All-American and an Academic All-American for the Bears. 19

22 20 UNC SOCCER HISTORY first season was a struggle, he would make up for it in 1992 when UNC reached as high as a No. 11 ranking in the country, recording 10 wins, 95 points and 32 goals. Aimee Manderson was the leading goal scorer with 11 and Gari Nolder led the Bears in assists with seven. Oman s final year as head coach was 1993 when the Bears finished a disappointing 5-8 including losses in its last five games. Oman s career record as head coach was over three years. Dana Kusjanovic took over for Oman and rejuvenated the program. In her first year in 1994, UNC started the season with a 7-2 record including victories over UC Davis and eventual Division II national runner-up Regis University. The Bears suffered some injuries in some key areas and struggled to finish the season with an 8-8 record. Even though the season ended at.500, freshman Kelley Hudson did manage to set Jackie Pang was the 1997 NCC Player of the Year after scoring 14 goals for the Bears. the single-season goal mark at 17 (which stood up until 2001 when Mandy Nilsen scored 21). After an 8-5 campaign in 1995, Kusjanovic led the Bears to their first NCAA Tournament berth a year later, as the team finished overall and also won its first North Central Conference (NCC) Championship, going 3-0 in the regular season. The Bears squared off with rival Regis University in the first round of the 1996 NCAA Tournament and found the score knotted at zero following overtime. Although the game officially went down as a tie, the Rangers eventually won 6-4 on penalty kicks to advance to the next round of the NCAA s. That season, Heather Fox was named the NCC Player of the Year and also earned Academic All-America honors (a year after being an honorable mention athletic All-America). A year later, the Bears team repeated its success of the 1996 season, once again compiling a 3-0 NCC mark on its way to the league crown, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive year. UNC had to go on the road to face Mesa State in the first round and lost 1-0 in overtime. Jackie Pang was named the 1997 NCC Player of the Year after scoring 14 goals in 21 contests. Kusjanovic would coach through the 1998 season (when the team was overall), compiling a career record at Northern Colorado. Current Bears coach Tim Barrera, the winningest coach in program history, arrived on the UNC campus in 1999 and has built a winning tradition of his own. In his five years at UNC, The 1996 Bears squad was the first to advance to the NCAA Tournament. They also won the NCC Championship and finished the year with a overall record.

23 UNC SOCCER HISTORY Mandy Nilsen was a two-time All-American and ranks as the program s all-time leader in goals (62), assists (33) and points (157). 21 Barrera has an overall mark of including a 15-3 record in his first year as Nilsen earned second-team All-America honors for the Bears. That season the Bears were also a perfect 6-0 in the NCC. The 2000 UNC team finished 13-5 overall and 8-1 in the NCC. In 2001, the Bears advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third time and made history when they defeated Winona State 2-1 on the road to earn the program s first NCAA Tournament victory; the team s season ended when they lost to Truman State 1-0 in the Sweet 16. That season the high-powered Bears offense scored a schoolrecord 73 goals, as Nilsen earned her second career All-American honors after scoring a school-record 21 times while Kiha Thomas added 17 goals (the No. 2 mark in school history). In 2002, Barrera led the team to a second consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance (fourth overall for UNC) and the Bears hosted a home NCAA Tournament match for the first-time. UNC finished the season ranked 23 rd nationally, marking the fifth time in the past seven years the Bears finished the season ranked in the Top 25. The team also won 13 or more games in a season for the seventh consecutive year. The 2003 season marked the team s return to Division I, and the Bears compiled a overall record against a full D-I schedule. UNC earned its first Division I victory since 1989 when they defeated Valparaiso on 2-1 on Sept. 5. The Bears also tied Division I New Mexico later in the season. Barrera s teams have also excelled in the areas of sportsmanship and academics, having won four NSCAA Team Ethics/Sportsmanship awards and five NSCAA Team Academic awards during his tenure. The 2001 Bears squad pictured after the program s first-ever NCAA tournament win, a 2-1 road victory against Winona State on Nov. 3, 2001.

24 22 RECORDS Individual Records Single Season Goals: 21, Mandy Nilsen (2001) Assists: 15, Mandy Nilsen (2001) Points: 57, Mandy Nilsen (2001) Goals/game: 1.06, Kelley Hudson (1994) Points/game: 2.59, Mandy Nilsen (2001) Saves: 126, Shari Lewis (1988) Goals Allowed Avg.: 0.50; Julie Rocha (1996), Becky Wendt (1997) Fewest Goals Allowed: 4, Becky Manolakis (1989) Team Records Single Season Most Goals: 73 (2001) Most Goals Allowed: 26 (1988) Most Assists: 68 (2001) Most Points: 214 (2001) Fewest Goals: 15 (1993, 2000) Fewest Goals Allowed: 10 (1995) Fewest Assists Allowed: 7 (1991) Fewest Points Allowed: 21 (2001) Most Saves: 153 (1997) Fewest Saves: 49 (2000) Most Shutouts: 11 (1996, 2000) Fewest Shutouts: 3 (1993) Most Times Shutout: 7 (1987, 2003) Fewest Times Shutout: 2 (1998, 2000, 2002) Most Wins: 15 (1999, 2001) Most Losses: 9 (1990, 2003) Most Ties: 3 (1987, 1996, 1998) Career Goals: 62, Mandy Nilsen, ( ) Assists: 33, Mandy Nilsen, ( ) 33, Kiha Thomas ( ) Points: 157, Mandy Nilsen ( ) Saves: 388, Becky Kuhl ( ) Goals Allowed: 81, Becky Kuhl ( ) GAA: 0.66, Julie Rocha ( ) Games Played: 78, Mandy Nilsen ( ) Miscellaneous Consecutive Wins: 10 (2001) Consecutive Losses: 5 (1986, 1993) Consecutive Shutouts: 6 (1989) Consecutive Games Been Shutout: 5 (1986) Consecutive games with a goal: 15 (2002) Consecutive games allowing at least one goal: 8 ( and ) Highest Final National Ranking: 7th (1988) Single Game Goals: 12 vs. Morningside (9/29/01) 12 vs. Augustana (10/7/01) Goals Allowed: 7 vs. Colorado College (1988, 1990) Largest Victory: 12 vs. Morningside (9/29/01) 12 vs. Augustana (10/7/01) Largest Defeat: 7 vs. Colorado College (1988, 1990) Kiha Thomas finished her career tied for the most assists in UNC history (33) and second in goals (47).

25 TOP OP 10 LISTS Career Goals 1. Mandy Nilsen ( ) Kiha Thomas ( ) Lisa Jacobsen ( ) Jackie Pang ( ) Heather Jones ( ) Sara Peterson ( ) Laura Thompson (1986, 88-90) Kelley Hudson ( ) Jessica Brennan ( ) Patty Leach ( ) Kalyn Sprehe ( ) Assists 1. Mandy Nilsen ( ) Kiha Thomas ( ) Jackie Pang ( ) Lisa Jacobsen ( ) Kalyn Sprehe ( ) Christine Devaney ( ) Steph Stengaard ( ) Deanna Castorena ( ) Jessica Brennan ( ) Lisa Behm ( ) Erin McGinnis ( ) Season Goals 1. Mandy Nilsen (2001) Kiha Thomas (2001) Kelley Hudson (1994) Mandy Nilsen (2000) Kiha Thomas (1999) Jackie Pang (1997) Lisa Jacobsen (1986) Heather Jones (1996) Mandy Nilsen (1998) Mandy Nilsen (1999) Assists 1. Mandy Nilsen (2001) Jackie Pang (1999) Mandy Nilsen (2000) Kalyn Sprehe (2001) Steph Stengaard (1996)... 9 Kiha Thomas (2000)... 9 Kiha Thomas (2002) Lisa Behm (1996)... 8 Christine Devaney (2002)... 8 Kiha Thomas (2001) Points 1. Mandy Nilsen ( ) Kiha Thomas ( ) Lisa Jacobsen ( ) Jackie Pang ( ) Kalyn Sprehe ( ) Heather Jones ( ) Sara Peterson ( ) Jessica Brennan ( ) Laura Thompson (1986, 88-90) Kelley Hudson ( ) Patty Leach ( ) Nicole Politis ( ) Christine Devaney ( ) Steph Stengaard ( ) Deanna Castorena ( ) Points 1. Mandy Nilsen (2001) Kiha Thomas (2001) Mandy Nilsen (2000) Kiha Thomas (1999) Kelley Hudson (1994) Jackie Pang (1997) Lisa Jacobsen (1986) Mandy Nilsen (1998) Mandy Nilsen (1999) Heather Jones (1996) Mandy Nilsen holds the Northern Colorado all-time record for games played (78), career goals (62), assists (33) and points (157). She scored a school record 21 goals in 2001 as the Bears finished the year overall and advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16. Nilsen earned All-NCC honors four times and was a second-team All-American in each 1999 and 2001.

26 24 ALL-TIME AWARD ARD WINNERS 1980 D Ann Kimbrell, AIAW All-America 1981 D Ann Kimbrell, AIAW All-America Stacy Hubbard, AIAW All-America 1986 Lisa Jacobsen, Soccer America All-America 1987 Patty Leach, NSCAA Central Region First Team Lisa Jacobsen, NSCAA Central Region Second Team 1988 Lisa Jacobsen, ISAA All-America; NSCAA West Region First Team Patty Leach, NSCAA West Region First Team Lisa Thompson, NSCAA West Region Second Team Shari Lewis, NSCAA West Region Honorable Mention Deanna Castorena, NSCAA West Region Honorable Mention 1989 Deanna Castorena, NSCAA West Region First Team; Adidas Scholar-Athlete All-America Third Team Lisa Thompson, NSCAA West Region First Team Jo Benton, NSCAA West Region Second Team Laura Thompson, NSCAA West Region Honorable Mention Lisa Jacobsen Laura Thompson 1990 Laura Thompson, NSCAA West Region First Team Jo Benton, NSCAA West Region Second Team Lisa Thompson, NSCAA West Region Second Team Jennifer O Donnell, NSCAA West Region Honorable Mention; Adidas Scholar- Athlete All-America Third Team 1991 Chelon Danielson, NSCAA West Region Second Team 1992 Camille Ibsen, NSCAA West Region First Team 1995 Heather Fox, Division II All-America Honorable Mention; Great Plains All-Region First Team Lisa Behm, Great Plains All-Region First Team Kelley Hudson, Great Plains All-Region Second Team 1996 Heather Fox, NCC Player of the Year; Great Plains All-Region First Team; Academic All-American Heather Jones, Great Plains All-Region First Team; All-NCC Julie Rocha, Great Plains All-Region First Team Lisa Behm, Great Plains All-Region Second Team Heather Fox Jackie Pang 1997 Jackie Pang,NCC Player of the Year; Great Plains All-Region First Team Bobbi Martinez, All-NCC; Great Plains All-Region Second Team Becky Wendt, All-NCC Julia Rocha, Great Plains All-Region First Team Beth Bragalone, Great Plains All-Region Second Team Jodie Nomi, First Team GTE Academic All-District VII; Academic All-NCC (At-Large) Megan Inouye 1998 Megan Inouye, All-NCC First Team Mandy Nilsen, All-NCC First Team Jackie Pang, All-NCC First Team, Great Plains All-Region Second Team Julie Rocha, All-NCC First Team Paula Hubbard, All-NCC Honorable Mention Nicole Politis, All-NCC Honorable Mention Streisand Reverio, All-NCC Honorable Mention Jodie Nomi, First Team GTE Academic All-District VII; Academic All-NCC (At-Large) Mandy Nilsen

27 ALL-TIME AWARD ARD WINNERS 1999 Mandy Nilsen, Second Team All-America; Great Plains All-Region First Team; All-NCC Honorable Mention Kiha Thomas, All-NCC First Team; Great Plains All-Region Third Team Nicole Politis, All-NCC First Team; Great Plains All-Region Second Team; Academic All-West Third Team Mindy Rahmeyer, All-NCC First Team; Great Plains Region Second Team Emily Kipling, All-NCC First Team Jackie Pang, All-NCC Honorable Mention; Great Plains Region Second Team Megan Inouye, All-NCC Honorable Mention Kalyn Sprehe, Great Plains Region Third Team Jodi Nomi, Academic All-NCC At-Large; Academic All-West Second Team 2000 Mandy Nilsen, All-NCC First Team; Central All-Region First Team Julia Hornbeck, All-NCC First Team, Academic All-NCC Emily Kipling, All-NCC First Team Erin McGinnis, All-NCC First Team Kalyn Sprehe, All-NCC Honorable Mention Sara Peterson, All-NCC Honorable Mention Nicole Politis, All-NCC Honorable Mention, Academic All-NCC Mindy Rahmeyer, All-NCC Honorable Mention, Academic All-NCC Megan Inouye, All-NCC Honorable Mention, Academic All-NCC Kiha Thomas, Academic All-NCC Emily Kipling Nicole Politis Mandy Nilsen, Second Team All-American, First Team NSCAA/Adidas Scholar All- American, First Team NSCAA All-Central Region, All-NCC, First Team, NCC Most Valuable Player, Academic All-NCC Kiha Thomas, First Team NSCAA All-Central Region, All-NCC First Team, Academic All-NCC Christine Devaney, Academic All-NCC Kalyn Sprehe, Verizon Academic All-District VII Team, Academic All-NCC, All-NCC Honorable Mention Tara Rogers, All-NCC Honorable Mention Kari Hamilton, All-NCC Honorable Mention Sara Peterson, Second Team NSCAA All-Central Region, All-NCC Honorable Mention Emily Kipling, All-NCC Honorable Mention Sara Peterson 2002 Kalyn Sprehe, First Team NSCAA All-Central Region, All-NCC First Team, Academic All-NCC, Verizon Academic All-District VII First-Team Kiha Thomas, Second Team NSCAA All-Central Region, All-NCC Second Team, Academic All-NCC, Verizon Academic All-District VII First Team, First Team NSCAA All-West Region Scholar Athlete Kari Hamilton, Second Team NSCAA All-Central Region, All-NCC Second Team Christine Devaney, Academic All-NCC, Verizon Academic All-District VII Second Team Sara Peterson, Academic All-NCC, Verizon Academic All-District VII Second Team Jessica Brennan, All-NCC Second Team Shannon Fox, All-NCC Second Team Catie Holden, Academic All-NCC Shanna Swinehart, Academic All-NCC 2003 Kari Hamilton, Soccer Buzz First-Year Division I All-National Team Laura Hassebroek, Soccer Buzz First-Year Division I All-National Team Catie Holden Kalyn Sprehe Kiha Thomas

28 26 Christie Adelmann 1989 Monica Anderson Jeanna Andrew 2003-present Jody Alvarez 2004-present Beth Ashcraft 2000 Natalie Askins 2004-present Janet Banks 1997 Yasi Barghelame 2000 Laura Beauregard 1985 Michele Beauregard 1985 Lisa Behm Mindi Bell Megan Bellendir 2004-present Erin Benitez 1999 Jo Benton Wendy Bixby Leilani Blumer Melissa Brace Beth Bragalone Jessica Brennan Lisa Brenon 1985 Brittany Brokaw 2004-present Andrea Brown Nikki Buchanan 1999 Lynette Buffington Jodi Bulmer Erin Bunn 2000 ALL-TIME ROSTER Ashley Gapuzan 2001 Dosha Garred 1993 Lisa Griffin 1995 Brandy Graw Cameron Groah 2003 Kari Hamilton Haley Hansen Nicky Harris 2004-present Laura Hassebroek 2003-present Kaira (Karlen) Haycock Tonia Hemphill Keslie Heber Laura Hertel 1987 Nikki Hesse 2003 Erika Hildner 2003-present Dawn Hill 1993 Donna Hill Catie Holden Julia Hornbeck Amy Howells Kelley Hudson Kelli Hursh Paula Hubbard Kady Hydrick 2003-present Camielle Ibsen Megan Inouye Daneke Callahan 1999 Chris Callahan 1987 Carissa Cariaga 2000 Amy Carlson Deanna Castorena Denise Crowell Chelon Danielson Carol Devaney 2001-present Christine Devaney Jamie DonMoyer 2003 Katie Eckstein 1995 Kim Edgar Debbie Edwards Chelsey Ekenberg 2002-present Brooke Fellows Robin Fender Tina Ferrara 1987 Beth Fetrow 1988 Sara Feuerborn 2003-present Allyson Foisy 2003-present Heather Fox Shannon Fox Lisa Freeman Lisa Jacobsen Braidie Johnson 1993 Carrie Johnson Jennifer Johnson 1985 Marika Johnson 2004-present Heather Jones Kelly Just 2001 Aryn Keller Kristen Kilbey 2002 Emily Kipling Katha Klein Liza Koerner 2000 Jenny Krueger Becky Kuhl Laura Knudsen 2002-present Beth Kurre Kari Kusske 1992 Ambyr Lamoreaux Molly Lane 1989 Patty Leach Jen Leary 1992 Shelby Lee , Kimberly Lewis 1995 Shari Lewis

29 ALL-TIME ROSTER Jessica Lieberman 1986 Kristel Lohmann 2002-present Fern Long Cindy Luby Aimee Manderson Amber Mannon Becky Manolakis Momi Markus Bobbi Martinez 1997 Chrissy Marvin 2003-present Erin McGinnis Maura McGuire 1988 Raegan McHugh 2002-present Mackenzie Mielke Megan Miller 2004-present Sherelyn Moehlenpah , 91 Christine Moore 1997 Debbie Morales 1985 Maddy Morris 1999 Sandra Nelson Mandy Nilsen Gari Nolder 1992 Jodie Nomi Kayla Oakley 2004-present Jennifer O Donnell Annie Osborne 2004-present Jackie Pang Stacy Patterson 1985, 1987 Sara Peterson Chrissy Phelps 1992 Lindsey Phillips 2002-present Christi Pirraglia 1999 Kerry Pitt 2004-present Nicole Politis Pam Pratt 1985 Mallorie Price Summer Sciez Katie Seno 2004-present Jenny Sevier Marin Shanahan 1999, Cayenne Sheaman 2003 Kalyn Sprehe Steph Stengaard Keri Stone Jennifer Stoneburner Lori Stoneburner Shelly Stryker 1987 Lauren Sumida Shanna Swinehart Valerie Szabanowski Dustin Tester 1991 Kiha Thomas Laura Thompson 1986, Lisa Thompson Jonni Thordsen Jennifer Tredik Michelle Van Putten Amie Vignaroli Amy Watson 1987 Stephanie Wawrzyniak Becky Wendt Sara Werner 2001 Julie Wernig 2002 Lisa Westmoreland 1995 Dawn White 1989 Amber Wimmer 1997 Robin Wonner Mary Wrightson Jan Yomogida Trina Zampese Treesa Zirkelbach 1985 Melissa Riffer 1992 Mindy Rahmeyer Streisand Reverio Audrey Rich 2003-present Alisha Rieck 1999 Amy Rix 1987 Stacia Robinson 1986 Julie Rocha Kristen Rogers Tara Rogers Bold indicates current player In an effort to maintain accurate records, please report any corrections to the UNC Athletic Meida Relations Office at (970) Cassie Sadusky 2003-present Maya Sakamaki 1999 Whitney Salter 2004-present

30 28 Jim Kadlecek Head Coach (.512) 1985 (5-4-1) S9 at Brigham Young (Exh.) W, 4-1 S12 at San Francisco W, 2-1 S13 at Cal State-Hayward L, 3-0 S21 vs. Trinity W, 4-0 S22 at Texas A&M W, 1-0 O2 at Denver W, 4-1 O5 Brigham Young (Exh.) W, Western State (Exh.) W, 11-0 O9 at Metro State T, 3-3 O12 at Colorado State (Exh.) W, 1-0 O19 vs. Wisconsin L, 3-0 O23 Metro State W, 3-1 O26 Denver L, 2-0 N2 at Colorado College L, (8-5) S13 at Missouri-St. Louis W, 3-1 S14 at Missouri-Rolla W, 3-1 S25 at Denver W, 1-0 S27 Metro State W, 2-1 O3 vs. Trinity W, 10-0 O4 vs. St. Benedict W, 10-0 O7 Colorado College L, 2-0 O10 at Stanford L, 1-0 O11 at Cal-Berkeley L, 3-0 O17 vs. Sonoma State L, 1-0 O19 vs. William & Mary L, 1-0 O28 Denver W, 1-0 O30 at Metro State W, (6-7-3) S5 at U.S. International W, 2-0 S12 at CS-Dominguez Hills T, 2-2 (2ot) S13 at Texas Christian W, 4-0 S17 Colorado College L, 2-0 S19 at California-Davis W, 3-0 (2ot) S23 at Metro State L, 1-0 S26 Denver T, 1-1 (2ot) O3 at Wisconsin L, 2-0 O4 at Cincinnati L, 3-0 O9 Missouri-St. Louis T, 1-1 (2ot) O10 Northeast Missouri State W, 2-0 O17 at North Carolina State L, 4-0 O18 at North Carolina L, 6-0 O23 Stanford W, 2-0 ALL-TIME RESULTS TS O24 George Washington L, 1-0 O26 Tulsa W, (7-6-2) S3 Wisconsin T, 0-0 (2ot) S5 vs. Hardin-Simmons L, 2-1 S9 vs. North Carolina State L, 4-0 S11 vs. Southern Methodist L, 4-3 (2ot) S16 at SIU-Edwardsville W, 3-2 S17 at Missouri-St. Louis W, 2-0 S18 vs. Northeast Missouri State W, 4-0 S22 vs. California-Davis W, 3-2 (2ot) S24 at Stanford L, 2-0 S25 vs. Cal-State Hayward L, 1-0 (2ot) O2 at Colorado College L, 7-0 O8 Metro State T, 0-0 (2ot) O18 Colorado Baptist W, 7-0 O23 Texas A&M O26 at Denver W, 5-1 W, (8-5-1) S2 S4 Colorado Christian at Colorado College W, 6-0 L, 3-0 S9 Denver T, 2-2 (2ot) S16 at Metro State L, 1-0 S21 Stanford L, 5-1 S23 CS-Dominguez Hills L, 2-0 S30 Regis W, 7-0 O13 Missouri-St. Louis W, 1-0 O15 Cal Poly-Pomona W, 1-0 O16 Creighton W, 4-0 O19 at College of the Southwest W, 6-0 O21 Northeast Missouri State W, 3-0 O27 at Sonoma State L, 2-0 O28 at California-Davis W, (4-9) A31 Western Washington L, 2-1 S2 at Colorado College L, 7-0 S6 Air Force (Exhibition) L, 3-0 S11 at Denver L, 2-1 S15 Sonoma State L, 3-0 S21 California-Davis L, 2-1 S22 Brigham Young (Exh.) W, 1-0 S29 Metro State L, 2-1 (2ot) O6 at Missouri-St. Louis W, 3-0 O7 at Northeast Missouri St. W, 2-1 (2ot) O12 Regis W, 2-0 (2ot) O15 North Carolina-Greensboro L, 1-0 O17 Colorado Christian W, 5-0 O26 at Cal Poly-Pomona L, 2-1 O27 at CS-Dominguez Hills L, 4-0

31 ALL-TIME RESULTS TS 29 Erik Oman Head Coach (.488) 1991 (4-7-2) S8 at Regis W, 4-2 (2ot) S13 California-Irvine L, 2-1 S21 Colorado Christian W, 1-0 (2ot) S22 vs. Missouri-Rolla W, 5-0 S28 CS-Dominguez Hills L, 2-0 O4 College of the Southwest W, 1-0 O5 Northeast Missouri State L, 3-2 O6 Missouri-St. Louis T, 1-1 (2ot) O12 at Metro State L, 1-0 O26 Denver T, 0-0 (2ot) O31 at California-Davis L, 1-0 N2 at Stanford L, 3-0 N3 at Sonoma State L, 2-1 (2ot) 1992 (10-5) S6 at Air Force W, 2-1 S11 California-Davis W, 5-2 S19 Colorado Christian W, 6-0 S20 Metro State W, 1-0 S26 at Denver W, 3-2 (2ot) S27 Regis W, 1-0 O2 at Southern Methodist L, 6-1 O4 College of the Southwest W, 7-2 O7 Air Force W, 5-1 O16 at Colorado College L, 4-0 O18 at St. Mary s (Calif.) L, 1-0 O25 at Regis W, 1-0 O30 at California-Irvine W, 1-0* O31 at CS-San Bernardino L, 2-0 N1 at CS-Dominguez Hills L, 4-0 *Win by forfeit (no officials) 1993 (5-8) S5 at Air Force L, 3-1 S9 Cal Poly-Pomona L, 3-0 S11 at Colorado Christian W, 1-0 S19 CS-San Bernardino W, 4-0 S24 CS-Dominguez Hills W, 3-2 S26 at Metro State W, 2-0 O1 Regis L, 2-1 O9 Denver W, 2-1 (2ot) O13 at Colorado College L, 2-0 O20 at Sonoma State L, 1-0 O21 at Cal State-Hayward L, 2-0 O22 at California-Davis L, 2-0 O24 at Cal State-Chico L, 2-1 Dana Kusjanovic Head Coach (.648) 1994 (8-8) S3 Northeast Missouri State W, 3-2 S8 California-Davis W, 1-0 S10 Sonoma State L, 2-1 S17 Colorado Christian W, 6-1 S21 Denver L, 3-2 S24 at Regis W, 2-1 (2ot) S25 Fort Lewis W, 11-1 O2 at Southern Colorado W, 5-0 O7 vs. Gannon (Pa.) W, 6-0 O8 at Mercyhurst (Pa.) L, 4-0 O14 Metro State L, 3-2 O16 at Colorado College L, 2-0 O20 at Cal Poly-Pomona W, 1-0 O22 at CS-Dominguez Hills L, 1-0 (2ot) O23 at CS-San Bernardino L, 2-1 (2ot) O28 Air Force L, (8-5) S2 Regis W, 2-1 (2ot) S6 at Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S10 Colorado State (Exh.) W, 5-0 S16 Fort Lewis W, 2-0 S23 at Air Force L, 2-0 S24 Colorado (Exh.) W, 4-2 (2ot) S29 at Utah L, 3-2 S30 at Brigham Young L, 1-0 O7 at Denver L, 1-1 (ot)* O13 at Metro State W, 1-0 O15 Utah State (Exh.) L, 1-0 O21 at California-Davis L, 1-0 (ot) O22 at Cal State-Hayward W, 1-0 O23 at San Francisco State W, 1-0 (2ot) O27 Southern Colorado W, 1-0 O28 College of the Southwest W, 5-1 *originally a tie, game was later forfeited 1996 (13-5-3, 3-0 NCC) NCAA Tournament Participant North Central Conference Champions S1 Denver W, 1-0 S6 at Mesa State W, 6-0 S8 Metro State W, 1-0 S14 at St. Cloud State * W, 5-1 S15 at Mankato State * W, 4-1 S20 California-Davis L, 1-0

32 30 S22 Humboldt State T, 0-0 (2ot) S28 New Mexico Highlands W, 1-0 S29 Fort Lewis W, 2-0 O1 Colorado Christian W, 3-0 (2ot) O3 Phillips University W, 2-1 O6 at Southern Colorado L, 1-0 O11 North Dakota State * W, 2-0 O13 at Fort Lewis W, 2-1 O16 at Regis L, 1-0 O19 at Montana State-Billings W, 9-0 O20 at Montana State-Billings W, 4-0 O23 at Colorado Chrstian L, 1-0 O30 at Colorado L, 1-0 N3 Truman State T, 2-2 (2ot) N9 at Regis # T, 0-0 (4ot)* *Regis won 6-4 on penalty kicks (13-6-2, 3-0 NCC) NCAA Tournament Participant North Central Conference Champions A30 Indianapolis W, 4-2 S5 Midwestern State-Texas W, 2-0 S6 Mankato State * W, 1-0 S7 Mesa State L, 2-1 (2ot) S12 at North Dakota State * W, 3-2 S13 vs. Sonoma State T, 1-1 S19 at Metro State W, 1-0 S22 Colorado Christian W, 2-0 S26 St. Cloud State * W, 2-0 S28 at Denver L, 1-0 O2 Montana State-Billings W, 3-0 O4 Montana State-Billings W, 5-0 O5 West Texas A & M W, 4-1 O8 Southern Colorado W, 1-0 (2ot) O10 Regis W, 3-0 O12 at New Mexico Highlands W, 2-1(ot) O14 Westmont L, 3-0 O24 at California-Davis L, 3-0 O26 at Humboldt State L, 1-0 (2ot) N2 Fort Lewis N16 at Mesa State # T, 1-1 L, 1-0 (ot) 1998 (13-4-3, 2-1 NCC) A30 Huron (SD) W, 5-0 S4 St. Gregory s W, 4-1 S6 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 2-1 S11 at Minnesota State-Mankato * W, 4-0 S12 at Bemidji State W, 10-0 S13 at St. Cloud State * W, 4-1 S19 at Midwestern State L, 2-1 (ot) S20 vs. Angelo State W, 3-1 S26 New Mexico Highlands W, 1-0 S27 Metro State L, 2-0 O2 at Mesa State W, 2-1 O4 Ft. Lewis W, 2-0 O10 at Regis W, 2-0 ALL-TIME RESULTS TS O11 at Southern Colorado T, 0-0 O17 at Montana State-Billings W, 2-0 O18 at Montana State-Billings W, 4-0 O21 at Colorado Christian T, 2-2 O24 Denver L, 3-1 O30 North Dakota State * L, 3-2 (ot) N1 at Ft. Lewis T, 1-1 Tim Barrera Head Coach 1999-present (.677) 1999 (15-3, 6-0 NCC) North Central Conference Champions A27 at West Texas A&M W, 2-0 A29 at New Mexico HighlandsW, 2-0 S4 vs. Sonoma State L, 1-0 S5 vs. Bryant W, 4-0 S10 at Fort Lewis W, 4-0 S17 Colorado Christian W, 6-3 S24 Minnesota State-Mankato *W, 3-1 S26 Northwest Missouri State W, 9-1 O2 at North Dakota State *W, 1-0 (ot) O3 at North Dakota * W, 5-0 O8 Regis L, 2-0 O10 at Metro State L, 2-1 O12 Southern Colorado W, 4-0 O17 Mesa State W, 5-3 O23 at South Dakota * W, 3-1 O24 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, 4-2 O30 St. Cloud State * W, 4-0 N7 Montana State-Billings W, (13-5, 8-1 NCC) A25 at Colorado College L, 3-0 A27 at Southern Colorado L, 2-1 (ot) S2 vs. Quincy W, 1-0 S3 at SIU-Edwardsville W, 3-0 S10 Fort Lewis W, 1-0 S16 vs. Central Missouri State W, 2-0 S17 vs. Truman State L, 3-2 S23 at Minnesota State, Mankato * L, 1-0 S24 at St. Cloud State * W, 5-1 S29 Morningside * W, 11-0 O1 South Dakota * W, 9-0 O4 at Colorado Christian W, 1-0 (ot) O7 at South Dakota State * W, 8-0 O8 at Augustana * W, 11-0 O15 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 2-1

33 ALL-TIME RESULTS TS O20 North Dakota State * W, 5-0 O22 North Dakota * W, 3-0 N4 at L, (15-7, 8-1 NCC) NCAA Tournament Participant North Central Conference Co-Champions A24 Metro State L, 1-0 A31 vs. Fort Lewis W, 5-0 S2 at Mesa State L, 2-1 S8 at Winona State L, 1-0 S9 vs. Minnesota-Duluth W, 4-2 S15 Truman State W, 1-0 S16 Central Missouri State W, 3-0 S21 Minnesota St., Mankato * L, 1-0 S23 St. Cloud State * W, 10-0 S29 at Morningside * W, 12-0 S30 at South Dakota * W, 2-1 O3 Colorado Christian W, 2-0 O5 South Dakota State * W, 4-1 O7 Augustana * W, 12-0 O9 Southern Colorado W, 1-0 O13 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-2 O20 at North Dakota State * W, 4-1 O21 at North Dakota * W, 6-4 O29 at Colorado College L, 4-1 N3 vs. L, 1-0 N7 at Winona State # W, 2-1 N9 at Truman State # L, 1-0 S2 at Wyoming L, 1-0 S5 at Valparaiso W, 2-1 S7 at St. Joseph s (Ind.) W, 2-0 S12 at New Mexico T, 0-0 (2ot) S14 vs. Eastern New Mexico W, 5-1 S26 vs. Utah State L, 2-0 S28 at Boise State L, 2-0 O3 at Regis W, 4-0 O5 at Creighton L, 5-1 O8 Carroll College W, 3-0 O25 vs. Utah Valley State L, 3-1 O26 at Montana St-Billings W, 1-0 (ot) N2 Colorado College L, 1-0 N8 vs. Utah Valley State L, 3-2 (2ot) N9 at UC Davis L, 1-0 (ot) KEY * North Central Conference NCC Tournament game # NCAA Tournament game 31 All-Time Record: (.600) All-Time Home: (.709) All-Time Away: (.527) All-Time Neutral: (.547) NCAA Tournament Record: (13-5-1, 6-2 NCC) NCAA Tournament Participant S2 Regis W, 2-1 S7 vs. Central Missouri State W, 3-1 S8 at Truman State T, 0-0 (2ot) S15 Montana State-Billings W, 3-0 S20 vs. Rockhurst W, 2-0 S22 at Emporia State W, 4-2 S26 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 S29 North Dakota State * W, 7-0 O1 at Metro State L, 2-1 O5 Nebraska-Omaha * L, 5-1 O6 vs. St. Mary s (Texas) W, 1-0 O11 at Augustana * W, 3-0 O14 at Minnesota State * W, 3-2 O16 at Colorado Christian W, 1-0 O19 at South Dakota State * W, 1-0 O20 at South Dakota * L, 3-2 O26 North Dakota * W, 4-1 N8 vs. Minnesota State L, 2-1 N13 Truman State # L, (6-9-1) First season of reclassification to Division I A20 at Colorado (Exh.) L, 4-0 A29 at Denver L, 3-0 NCC Overall Record: 36-5 NCC Tournament Record: 0-3 Longest Winning Streak: 10 (2001) Longest Losing Streak: 6 (1990) Longest Home Win Streak: 10 (97 & 99-00) Longest Home Losing Streak: 4 (1990) Record in Overtime Games: UNC in Final NSCAA Soccer Polls th th th th th th th rd

34 32 ALL-TIME SERIES School W L T Air Force Angelo State Augustana Baylor Bemidji State Boise State Brigham Young Bryant Cal Poly-Pomona Cal State-Chico Cal State-Dominguez Hills Cal State-Fullerton Cal State-Hayward Cal State-San Bernardino California-Berkeley California-Davis California-Irvine Carroll College (Mont.) Central Missouri State Cincinnati College of the Southwest Colorado Colorado Baptist Colorado Christian Colorado College Creighton Delaware Denver * Eastern New Mexico Eastern Washington Emporia State Fort Lewis Gannon (Pa.) George Washington Hardin-Simmons Humboldt State Huron (S.D.) Indianapolis Kennesaw State Loyola Marymount Minnesota-Duluth Minnesota State Mankato Mercyhurst (Pa.) Mesa State Metro State Midwestern State (Texas) Missouri-Rolla Missouri-St. Louis Montana State-Billings Morningside Nebraska Nebraska-Omaha New Mexico School W L T New Mexico Highlands North Carolina North Carolina State North Carolina-Greensboro North Dakota North Dakota State North Texas Northwest Missouri State Quincy Regis Rockhurst Saint Mary s (Calif.) San Francisco San Francisco State Sonoma State Southern Colorado South Dakota South Dakota State Southern Illinois-Edwardsville Southern Methodist Southern Utah St. Benedict St. Cloud State St. Gregory s (Okla.) St. Joseph s (Ind.) St. Mary s (Texas) Stanford Texas Christian Trinity Truman State Texas A&M Tulsa U.S. International Utah Utah State Utah Valley State Valparaiso Vermont Washington State West Texas A&M Western Washington Westmont William & Mary Winona State Wisconsin Wyoming All-Time Record *Includes forfeit victory Bold indicates 2004 season opponents

35 UNC HALL OF FAME In 2003, Lisa (Jacobsen) Loptien became the first Bears soccer player to become a member of the UNC Hall of Fame. Jacobsen, a native of Littleton, Colo., had a standout career and helped put soccer on the map for UNC. From , Jacobsen scored 41 goals and added 17 assists and totaled 99 total points, all of which were school records that stood for a decade. She currently ranks third all-time in school history in goals and assists and fifth in points for a career. During her freshman season in 1985, the first of NCAA varsity level soccer at UNC, Jacobsen scored nine goals to help lead UNC to five wins. In 1986, she scored Lisa Jacobsen (No. 10) became the first Bears soccer player inducted into the UNC Hall of Fame in goals, one in each game, on her way to being named to the Soccer American MVP team. That season, the Bears finished the season ranked 20 th in Division I. In 1987, she earned Division I All-Central Region second-team honors while scoring nine total goals, three of which were game winners, and adding four assists. In 1988, Jacobsen, a four-time all-conference selection, was selected as the Colorado Sportswoman of the Year for collegiate soccer. She was also one of 12 finalists (only two of which were from Division II) for the National Player of the Year Award in women s soccer. Other finalists included Michelle Akers, the FIFA Player of the Century, and United States World Cup team members Lori Henry and Chris Garibaldi. Jacobsen was also named to the NSCAA West Region First-Team in 1988 and was an ISAA All-American selection as a senior. She was one of three Division II players named to the 15-player South squad in a national all-star game. That season she helped UNC to a overall record and No. 7 final national ranking. I am absolutely thrilled Lisa is going into the Hall of Fame, said Jim Kadlecek, Jacobsen s former coach and the first coach of the UNC soccer program. Lisa was fiercly competitive and the more challenging the competition the higher her game was played. She did not wilt in competition. When we played North Carolina, the premier college soccer program, that was one of her bets games of her career. Lisa was one that she rose to the level of competition. She could certainly exploit weaker competition. Because of the high national rankings and the dynamic talent of Lisa, after she was gone it allowed us to recruit quality players and helped the reputation of the program. 33

36 UNC Soccer Schedule Aug Fort Collins Arsenal Club (exhibition) :30 p.m. Aug Wisconsin-Green Bay (exhibition) :00 p.m. Aug. Air Force :00 p.m. Aug Eastern Washington :00 p.m. Sept vs. Vermont # :00 p.m. Sept vs. Delaware # :00 p.m. Sept. Loyola Marymount! :00 p.m. Sept vs. Washington State! :00 p.m. Sept. Nebraska :00 p.m. Sept Wyoming :00 p.m. Sept Cal State Fullerton :00 p.m. Oct. Colorado :00 p.m. Oct North Texas :00 p.m. Oct South Dakota State $ :00 p.m. Oct North Dakota State $ :00 p.m. Oct. Baylor :00 p.m. Oct. Southern Utah :00 p.m. Oct. Utah Valley State :00 p.m. Nov vs. Kennesaw State % :30 p.m. Nov. Colorado College :00 p.m. # - Wyoming Brown & Gold Tournament (Laramie, Wyo.)! - LMU Tournament (Los Angeles, Calif.) $ - Best Western Regency Northern Colorado Classic (Greeley, Colo.) % - At Colorado College (Colorado Springs, Colo.) Home games are listed in BOLD and are held at Butler-Hancock Soccer Field. All times are Mountain Standard Time and are subject to change.