NORTHERN COLORADO MEDIA QUICK FACTS Women s Soccer Game Notes 2004 SCHEDULE/RESULTS PROBABLE STARTERS

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1 NORTHERN COLORADO 2004 Women s Soccer Game Notes 2004 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Record: Overall Home, Away, Neutral Date Opponent Time/Result 8/18 Fort Collins Arsenal Club (exh.) Rain 8/21 Wisconsin-Green Bay (exh.) W, 2-0 Air Force L, 1-0 8/31 Eastern Washington L, 2-1 9/3 vs. Vermont # L, 2-0 9/5 vs. Delaware # W, 2-1 Loyola Marymount! 5:00 p.m. 9/12 vs. Washington State! 12:00 p.m. Nebraska 6:00 p.m. 9/22 Wyoming 3:00 p.m. 9/24 Cal State Fullerton 3:00 p.m. Colorado 4:00 p.m. 10/8 North Texas 3:00 p.m. 10/15 South Dakota State $ 3:00 p.m. 10/17 North Dakota State $ 1:00 p.m. Baylor 6:00 p.m. Southern Utah 2:00 p.m. Utah Valley State 2:00 p.m. 11/4 vs. Kennesaw State % 12:30 p.m. Colorado College 3:00 p.m. # - Wyoming Brown & Gold Tournament (Laramie, Wyo.)! - LMU Holiday Inn, LAXTournament (Los Angeles, Calif.) $ - Best Western Regency No. Colorado Classic (Greeley) % - At Colorado College (Colorado Springs, Colo.) Home games in bold and at the Butler-Hancock Soccer Field All Times Mountain and Subject to Change MEDIA QUICK FACTS City:... Greeley, Colorado Population... 70,000 Founded: Enrollment:... 11,855 Nickname:... Bears School Colors:... Blue and Gold Home Field:... Butler-Hancock Field (open) Press Row Phone:... (970) Affiliation:... NCAA Division I Conference:... Independent President:... Kay Norton Athletic Director:... Jay Hinrichs Soccer Contact:... Kyle Schwartz Office Phone:... (970) Cell Phone:... (970) Fax Number:... (970) Kyle.Schwartz@unco.edu Web Site:... UNCBears.com GAME INFORMATION After winning their first game of the season on Sunday afternoon, the University of women s soccer team is back in action this weekend when they travel to Los Angeles to play in the Loyola Marymount Holiday Inn, LAX Tournament. The Bears will play the host Lions on Friday at 5 p.m. before coming back on Sunday to battle Pac-10 foe Washington State at Noon. THE BEAR FACTS A big load was lifted off the Bears shoulder s on Sunday when the team put together a complete game and outplayed a previously undefeated and good Delaware team to win for the first time this season. Freshman Kerry Pitt and senior Cassie Sadusky each scored first half goals and the Bears held on to win 2-1. The two goals doubled the scoring output the team had put togethter in its first three regular season games of the year, as a Marika Johnson goal against Eastern Washington was the only score the Bears had entering Sunday. The trip to Los Angeles continues a streak of five games in a row away from home, as the road trip concludes the following week when UNC travels to Nebraska. The Huskers are 3-1 on the season and are ready to re-enter the top 25, a spot they were ranked in during the preseason. OPPONENT INFORMATION University of Bears (1-3-0) at LMU Holiday Inn, LAX Tournament Los Angeles, Calif. Sullivan Field vs. Loyola Marymount University Lions (2-2-0) Game #5 Friday, September 10, :00 p.m. MT vs. Washington State University Cougars (1-1-1) Game #6 Sunday, September 12, :00 p.m. MT Loyola Marymount: The Lions enter this week having split their four games this season, gaining wins over Nevada and Rutgers and falling to UCLA and most recently Hawaii in overtime. They play New Mexico on Sunday as part of the LMU PROBABLE STARTERS The Series: The meetings with each LMU and WSU will be the first-ever for the Bears with those programs. The Coaches: Tim Barrera is in his sixth season as s head coach and in his 12th season overall as a head coach. Gregg Murphy is in his ninth season at LMU and in his 15th year as a head coach. Matt Potter in his second season at WSU. Radio/Television: none Live Stats: Live stats of the UNC-LMU game on Friday will be available through LMULions.com. Log onto UNCBears.com and follow the link at the bottom of the page under Events to access the stats. Internet: Log onto UNCBears.com for the latest information on the Bears program including rosters, bios, statistics, releases, feature stories, box scores and much, much more. soccer games. Pos. No. Name Cl. Goals Asst. Pts. Hometown F 23 Kady Hydrick So Arvada, Colo. F 17 Raegan McHugh Sr Lakewood, Colo. F 13 Marika Johnson Fr Denver, Colo. MF 11 Chelsey Ekenberg So Colorado Springs, Colo. MF 22 Cassie Sadusky Sr Littleton, Colo. MF 3 Kerry Pitt Fr Littleton, Colo. MF 6 Laura Hassebroek So Sioux Falls, S.D. D 12 Carol Devaney Sr Albuquerque, N.M. D 21 Lindsey Phillips So Colorado Springs, Colo. D 18 Kayla Oakley Fr Littleton, Colo. GK 1 Chrissy Marvin So Lakewood, Colo.

2 2004 University of Bears Women s Soccer 2004 NORTHERN COLORADO BEARS ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School) 0 Laura Knudsen GK 5 8 Jr. Thornton, Colo. (Thornton H.S.) 1 Chrissy Marvin GK 5 11 So. Lakewood, Colo. (Green Mountain H.S.) 2 Allyson Foisy MF 5 5 So. Tualatin, Ore. (Tualatin H.S.) 3 Kerry Pitt D/MF 5 7 Fr. Littleton, Colo. (Columbine H.S.) 4 Kristel Lohmann D 5 6 Sr. Westminster, Colo. (Front Range C.C.) 5 Jeanna Andrew F 5 5 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty H.S.) 6 Laura Hassebroek MF/D 5 6 So. Sioux Falls, S.D. (Washington H.S.) 7 Megan Bellendir MF/D 5 5 Fr. Broomfield, Colo. (Broomfield H.S.) 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 H.S.) 10 Natalie Askins F 5 5 So.-RS Aurora, Colo. (Pace University) 11 Chelsey Ekenberg MF 5 5 So. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty H.S.) 12 Carol Devaney D 5 3 Sr. Albuquerque, N.M. (Eldorado H.S.) 13 Marika Johnson F 5 6 Fr. Denver, Colo. (John F. Kennedy H.S.) 14 Megan Miller MF/D 5 6 Fr. Sammamish, Wash. (Eastlake H.S.) 15 Audrey Rich F 5 3 So. Albuquerque, N.M. (St. Pius X) 16 Erika Hildner D 5 5 So. Whitefish, Mont. (Whitefish H.S.) 17 Raegan McHugh F 5 4 Sr. Lakewood, Colo. (Bear Creek H.S.) 18 Kayla Oakley D 5 6 Fr. Littleton, Colo. (Douglas County H.S.) 19 Whitney Salter D 5 6 Fr. Westminster, Colo. (Legacy H.S.) 20 Nicky Harris MF 5 3 Fr. Mililani, Hawaii (Mililani H.S.) 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 H.S.) 24 Annie Osborne MF 5 10 Fr.-RS Fort Collins, Colo. (University of Colorado) 25 Sara Feuerborn GK 5 11 Fr.-RS Arvada, Colo. (Pomona H.S.) 26 Brittany Brokaw GK 5 5 Fr. Tigard, Ore. (Tualatin H.S.) 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 Team 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). ROSTER BREAKDOWN By the Year: UNC has four seniors on its roster of 27 players. Seniors (4) Devaney, Lohmann, McHugh and Sadusky. Juniors (2) Alvarez and Knudsen. Sophomores (10) Andrew, Askins, Ekenberg, Foisy, Hassebroek, Hildner, Hydrick, Marvin, Phillips, and Rich. Freshman (11) Bellendir, Brokaw, Harris, Feuerborn, Johnson, Miller, Oakley, Osborne, Pitt, Salter and Seno. By the State: The Bears represent seven states, with Colorado leading the way. Colorado (18) Andrew, Askins, Bellendir, Ekenberg, Feuerborn, Hydrick, Johnson, Knudsen, Lohmann, Marvin, McHugh, Oakley, Osborne, Phillips, Pitt, Sadusky, Salter and Seno. New Mexico (2) Devaney and Rich. Hawaii (1) Harris. Oregon (2) Brokaw and Foisy. Montana (1) Hildner. New York (1) Alvarez. South Dakota (1) Hassebroek. Washington (1) Miller Soccer Game Notes 2

3 2004 University of Bears Women s Soccer Head Coach tim barrera Alma Mater: Virgina Tech, Family: Single. 6th Season at UNC (12th overall) record at UNC all-time record Winningest coach in UNC soccer history. Led Bears to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2001 and Led Bears to a pair of North Central Conference (NCC) titles (1999 and 2001). UNC squad s have won five consecutive NSCAA Team Academic Awards and three straight (four overall) NSCAA Team Ethics Awards. Four-year starter ( ) at Virginia Tech and graduated as program s all-time leading scorer. Has coached one All-American, 13 all-region and 27 allconference selections at UNC. Year-by-Year Record as a Head Coach 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) (.833) (.722) (.682) (.711) (.406) (.250) Milestones Victories Overall 1. Centenary College, NJ (2-1) - Oct. 9, Hartwick (5-0) - Sept. 16, Nebraska-Omaha (3-2) - Oct. 13, 2001 At 1. West Texas A&M (2-0) - Aug. 27, North Dakota State (7-0) - Sept. 29, 2002 Holiday Inn, LAX Tournament. All of their games so far this season have been played at home. Freshman Katie Osborne s two goals leads the team. Washington State: The Cougars opened the season with a win over Denver, lost in overtime to Montana and most recently tied No. 8 Tennessee. They play New Mexico on Friday before challenging the Bears on Sunday. Alix Runstrom s two gaols leads Washington State. Series History: Both games will be the first meetings ever between the teams. NORTHERN COLORADO NOTES All-Tournament Selections: Senior Raegan McHugh and freshman Kerry Pitt were eached honored for their play at the Wyoming Brown & Gold Tournament by being named to the All-Tournament team. High School Teammate Reunite: Former Columbine High School teammates helped the Bears earn their first victory of the season on Sept. 5. Freshman Kerry Pitt (Class of 2004) and senior Cassie Sadusky (Class of 2001) each scored first half goals to help lead the Bears to a 2-1 victory over previously undefeated Delaware. 1-0 Games: The Bears 1-0 loss to Air Force on Aug. 27 marked the fifth 1-0 game they have been a part of in the past two years. Last season UNC held a 1-3 record in 1-0 games. Dating back to the beginning of the Tim Barrera era at UNC (the 1999 season), the Bears have a record in 1-0 contests and a all-time record in those type of matches. First of Three In-State Opponents: The Air Force match on Aug. 27 was the first of three in-state opponents on the Bears schedule this year. UNC also has road contests at Colorado (Oct. 1) and at Colorado College (Nov. 6). Home Sweet Home: Last season, due to the beginning of the move to Division I, the Bears played only two home matches all year long, finishing with a 1-1 record. This season the schedule is more beneficial to the squad, as six of 18 total matches and a pair of exhibitions will be played at the Butler-Hancock Soccer Field. The Bears hold a 25-7 (.781) record at home in the five years of the Barrera Era at UNC. Looking to Buck a Trend: The Bears have been shutout twice in four games this season (versus Air Force and Vermont). Last season the Bears were shutout seven times, which tied the school record also equalled in Division I Independents: This season, nine NCAA Division I Independent women s soccer teams have joined forces to award Player of the Week awards and compile individual and team statistics. The teams are Colorado College, IPFW, Kennesaw State, Longwood, North Dakota State,, South Carolina State, South Dakota State and Utah Valley State. Awards and statistics will be released on each Tuesday of the season beginning on Sept. 7. An index of award winners and other information on D-I Independent soccer can be found at: aab.html SEASON NOTES DIVISION I INDEPENDENT STANDINGS (As of 9/6) Overall vs. D-I Indepen. Record Pct. Record Pct. Kennesaw State IPFW Utah Valley State North Dakota State Colorado College South Carolina State Longwood South Dakota State Home Openers: UNC suffered a 2-1 loss to Eastern Washington in the 2004 season opener. The Bears are all-time in home openers including winning nine of their last 11 game with the only other loss in that time period was a 1-0 loss to Metro State to kick off the 2001 home season. The Bears have outscored their opponents 13-7 in the last six home openers. East Coast Opponents: UNC played a pair of East Coast teams at the Wyoming Brown & Gold Tournament Sept. 3-5 in Vermont and Delaware, a rare occurance for the program. In the program s 19-year history, the Bears had only played seven teams located completely in the Eastern time zone (Cincinnati, Gannon, Mercyhurst, George Washington, North Carolina, North Carolina State and North Carolina-Greensboro) prior to the matchup with Vermont and Delaware Soccer Game Notes 3

4 2004 University of Bears Women s Soccer Night Games: Aug. 31 s matchup with Air Force kicked off at 7 p.m. and marked only the fourth time in the past six seasons the team had played in a contest that had started at 6 p.m. or later. The team played at 6 p.m. against New Mexico on Sept. 12 of last season, Oct. 26, 2001 at Colorado College (6 p.m.) and Sept. 19, 1998 at Angelo State (6 p.m.). An Experience Factor: Last season the Bears roster featured nine seniors but 12 freshmen. This year the Bears only have four seniors and 11 freshmen. However, instead of only two sophomores like last season, the UNC roster has a little more experience with 10 second-year players in A Brutual Schedule: Last season, the Bears played 11 of their 16 contests against Division I teams (including three matchups with teams also transitioning to Division I). This season all 18 games will be against Division I squads, with four of those being against teams transitioning to Division I (Kennesaw State, North Dakota State, South Dakota State and Utah Valley State). Those D-I foes include a pair of teams that made the 2003 NCAA Tournament (Colorado and Nebraska), a conference champion (Big 12 Champion CU), a conference runner-up (the Sun Belt s North Texas) and the 2003 D-II National Champions (Kennesaw State who enters the season over the last two seasons as they begin the move to Division I). Seven of the Bears opponents this season won at least 10 games in First-Ever Meetings: Eleven of the Bears 18 matchups this year are against teams they will be playing for the first-time ever (Baylor, CS-Fullerton, Delaware, Eastern Washington, Kennesaw State, Loyola Marymount, Nebraska, North Texas, Southern Utah, Vermont and Washington State). Two other opponents (Colorado and Wyoming) will be playing the Bears for only the second time in history. On the other end of the spectrum, the Bears will play Colorado College for the 13th time season; that fourth most they have ever played one single opponent (they have played Regis 15 times, the most of any opponent). Familiar Foes: already knows two of the teams on the schedule this season very well. North and South Dakota State are beginning the move to Division I this season and were members with UNC in the North Central Conference (NCC) just two seasons ago. The Bears and Bison have met seven times previously with UNC winning six of those contests. and South Dakota State have played three times, with the Bears winning all three games. claimed four NCC regular season championship, tied for the most all-time. The Move to Division I: The sports season marks year No. 2 in the reclassification process to Division I for the Bears. On May 10, 2002 the UNC Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve a move for the UNC intercollegiate athletics program to NCAA Division I. The sports year marked the last season for the Bears in the North Central Conference and the NCAA Division II level and was an exploratory year in the move. Last year ( ) was the second season of the five-year reclassification period before the program officially becomes a Division I school in Over the next three years, UNC will be unable to compete in NCAA postseason competition. will be competiting as an independent during the school year and will look to find conference affiliation before the end of the reclassification period. Blue & Gold Luncheon: Every Monday during the season, Coach Tim Barrera and all in-season sport coaches will appear at the Blue & Gold Luncheon held at Old Chicago (2349 W. 29th Street) at Noon. The public is invited and can hear all about the happenings in Athletics and get a great lunch for only $7. The first luncheon was Aug. 30. and after a break on Sept. 6 because of Labor Day, the luncheons resume on Sept. 13 and run through the remainder of the semester. UNC Coaches Radio Show: The Coors Light UNC Coaches Radio Show will can be heard weekly on the Bears Radio Network (Newstalk 1310 KFKA and KSIR 1010) beginning on Aug. 31 and running through the rest of the season. All the fall sport coaches can be heard during the 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. hour with the first half of the show being devoted to the Bears football program and the rest being split among soccer, volleyball and cross country. The show is broadcast live from the State Armory (614 8th Ave.) in downtown Greeley. KFKA s Troy Coverdale serves as host of the show. The broadcast can also be heard online at trends The Bears are Overall. 0-1 At Home. 0-1 At Away matches. 1-1 At Neutral sites. 1-3 In their last five matches. 0-0 Versus Division I Independents. 1-0 When they score first. 1-0 When leading at halftime. 1-0 When they take more shots than opponent. 0-2 When making more saves than opponent. 1-2 When taking more corner kicks than opponent. 0-1 When committing fewer fouls than opponent. 0-0 When recording more assists than opponent. 1-2 In one-goal games. 0-1 In two-goal games. 0-0 In five-plus goal games. 0-2 In shutout games. 0-0 In overtime games. 1-2 In games starting before 5:00 p.m. 0-1 In games starting after 5:00 p.m. 0-0 On Monday. 0-1 On Tuesday. 0-0 On Wednesday. 0-0 On Thursday. 0-2 On Friday 0-0 On Saturday. 1-0 On Sunday. 0-2 In August. 1-1 In September. 0-0 In October. 0-0 In November Soccer Game Notes 4

5 2004 University of Bears Women s Soccer Year Record (.000) (.500) (.000) (.777) (1.000) (.875) (.625) (.808) (.750) (1.000) bears at home The Bears have compiled a (.703) record at home in 19 seasons of the program s history. In the five years of the Tim Barrera era (99-present), UNC has a 25-7 (.781) record. Year Record (.500) (.600) (1.000) (.333) (.286) (.813) (.750) (.643) (.667) (.500) Totals (.703) bears record book watch Career Goals 1. Mandy Nilsen, Kiha Thomas, Lisa Jacobsen, Jackie Pang, Heather Jones, Sara Peterson, Laura Thompson, 1986, Kelley Hudson, Patty Leach, Jessica Brennan, Kalyn Sprehe ( ) Career Assists 1. Mandy Nilsen, Kiha Thomas, Jackie Pang, Kalyn Sprehe, Lisa Jacobsen, Christine Devaney, Steph Stengaard, Deanna Castorena, Jessica Brennan, Lisa Behm, Erin McGinnis, Kady Hydrick, 2003-present... 6 Career Points 1. Mandy Nilsen, Kiha Thomas, Lisa Jacobsen, Jackie Pang, Kalyn Sprehe, Heather Jones, Sara Peterson, Jessica Brennan, Laura Thompson, 1986, Kelley Hudson, Soccer Game Notes 5

6 GAME #1 UNC vs. AIR FORCE 2004 Women's Soccer vs Air Force (8/27/04 at USAF Academy, Colo.) (0-1-0) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Air Force (1-0-0) Date: 8/27/04 Attendance: Weather: Air Force Air Force GK 1 Chrissy Marvin GK 0 DREW, Jennifer M 2 Allyson Foisy D 3 WOOD, Alison M 3 Kerry Pitt D 4 PARKER, Ashley D 6 Laura Hassebroek F 5 PERKOWSKI, Brittney M 11 Chelsey Ekenberg M 6 NICOLAIDES, Taryn D 12 Carol Devaney F 7 McDOWELL, Raegan F 13 Marika Johnson F 12 TATAREK, Elaine F 17 Raegan McHugh D 13 PLICHTA, Katie D 18 Kayla Oakley M 14 BENSON, Meredith D 21 Lindsey Phillips M 20 EAMES, Betsy F 23 Kady Hydrick D 22 LARNED, Janie Jeanna Andrew SLOGIC, Katherine Megan Bellendir HENRY, Sean Jody Alvarez CLELAND, Amanda Natalie Askins FITZPATRICK, Erin Megan Miller HARKINS, Megan Whitney Salter JARAMILLO, Danielle Cassie Sadusky BRODIE, Christin Totals MOKOS, Melinda FORD, Jennifer MESSINGER, Amanda Totals Air Force Chrissy Marvin... 90: DREW, Jennifer... 90: Air Force Air Force Air Force Air Force :34 AF MOKOS, Melinda (1) PERKOWSKI, Brittney Shot from right side past keeper from 5 YC-UNC #8 (30:55); YC-UNC #14 (43:07) Officials: Offsides: 0, Air Force 2. GAME #2 UNC vs. EASTERN WASHINGTON 2004 Women's Soccer Eastern Washington vs (8/31/04 at Greeley, Colo.) Eastern Washington (1-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (0-2) Date: 8/31/04 Attendance: 113 Eastern Washington Weather: Cloudy and windy in first; calm in second half Eastern Washington GK 1 Tiera Como GK 1 Chrissy Marvin D 4 Brianna Nelson D 3 Kerry Pitt MF 5 Abbey Mathis MF 6 Laura Hassebroek MF 6 Jennie Summers MF 11 Chelsey Ekenberg D 8 Colleen Ferriter D 12 Carol Devaney F 9 Beth Russell F 13 Marika Johnson D 11 Jennifer McMullen F 17 Raegan McHugh MF 13 Amber Luce D 19 Whitney Salter MF 16 Abbie Socha D 21 Lindsey Phillips D 20 Cynita Mott MF 22 Cassie Sadusky F 21 Cyeeta Mott F 23 Kady Hydrick Chelse Zegzula Allyson Foisy Emily Squires Jeanna Andrew Colette Harlan Megan Bellendir Angela Jones Jody Alvarez Kerstyn Dolack Natalie Askins Kelsey Tufnail Megan Miller Alexis Deleo Audrey Rich Totals Kayla Oakley Totals Eastern Washington Tiera Como... 90: Chrissy Marvin... 90: Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Eastern Washington :52 EWU Kerstyn Dolack (1) Colette Harlan; Chelse Zegzula 2. 58:50 UNC Marika Johnson (1) Chrissy Marvin Header off free kick from midfield :36 EWU Jennie Summers (1) Cyeeta Mott YC-EWU #16 (10:19) Officials: Referee: Ben Chouaf; Asst. Referee: Brad Condo; Jon Millar; Scorer: UNC Media Relations; Offsides: Eastern Washington 1, 1. GAME #3 UNC vs. VERMONT GAME #4 UNC vs. DELAWARE 2004 Women's Soccer Vermont vs (9/3/04 at Laramie, Wyo.) Vermont (2-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (0-3) Date: 9/3/04 Attendance: 100 Vermont Weather: Sunny and windy Vermont GK 1 Carfagna, Lindsay GK 1 Chrissy Marvin MID 2 Sullivan, Susan MID 3 Kerry Pitt F 5 VanLeeuwen, Cass D 6 Laura Hassebroek D 9 Mead, Steph MID 11 Chelsey Ekenberg MID 10 Felis, Victoria D 12 Carol Devaney D 11 Lanning, Kiryn F 13 Marika Johnson MID 13 Witkiewicz, Melissa F 17 Raegan McHugh MID 14 Moran, Kate D 19 Whitney Salter MID 18 Koehnlein, Jamie D 21 Lindsey Phillips MID 19 Felis, Leah MID 22 Cassie Sadusky MID 21 Carollo, Laura F 23 Kady Hydrick Cochran, Amy Allyson Foisy Ewald, Callie Kristel Lohmann Totals Megan Bellendir Jody Alvarez Natalie Askins Megan Miller Totals Vermont Carfagna, Lindsay... 90: Chrissy Marvin... 90: Vermont Vermont Vermont Vermont :40 VERMONT Koehnlein, Jamie (unassisted) Scores with a left foot from outside th 2. 30:24 VERMONT Witkiewicz, Melissa (unassisted) Officials: Referee: Chuck Mason; Asst. Referee: Gavin Mcghee; Perry Grandjean; Alt. Official: Hank Carrera; Offsides: Vermont 2, 6. Wyoming Brown & Gold Tournament 2004 Women's Soccer vs Delaware (9/5/04 at Laramie, Wyoming) (1-3) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Delaware (1-1-2) Date: 9/5/04 Attendance: Weather: Windy, cold and wet. Delaware Delaware GK 1 Chrissy Marvin GK 1 Mills, Bonnie MID 3 Kerry Pitt D 4 Lytwynec, Kendall D 6 Laura Hassebroek MID 5 Lawrence, Shelby MID 11 Chelsey Ekenberg F 6 Kendro, Allison D 12 Carol Devaney D 10 Petchel, Lauren F 13 Marika Johnson F 12 Boyd, Lindsay F 17 Raegan McHugh F 13 D'Amico, Alli D 19 Whitney Salter MID 14 Alger, Shannon D 21 Lindsey Phillips D 16 Kunisky, Melissa MID 22 Cassie Sadusky M 17 Creed, Mary Beth F 23 Kady Hydrick M 24 Krepps, Jennifer Allyson Foisy Donoghue, Jenny Kristel Lohmann Friedman, Liz Jeanna Andrew Milstone, Megan Megan Bellendir Martinik, Christina Jody Alvarez Shemtob, Jenn Natalie Askins Kimmel, Courtney Megan Miller James, Lindsay Kayla Oakley Novotny, Lindsay Nicky Harris Totals Totals Delaware Chrissy Marvin... 90: Mills, Bonnie... 90: Delaware Delaware Delaware Delaware :46 UNC Kerry Pitt (1) (unassisted) Scores off free kick 2. 11:17 UNC Cassie Sadusky (1) (unassisted) 3. 67:01 DEL Boyd, Lindsay D'Amico, Alli Officials: Referee: Hank Carrera; Asst. Referee: Chuck Mason; Hal Hutchinson; Alt. Official: Jean Ren; Offsides: 0, Delaware 3. Wyoming Brown & Gold Tournament 2004 Soccer Game Notes 6

7 2004 Women's Soccer Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 06, 2004) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-AT /27/04 at Air Force L Marika Johnson /31/04 EASTERN WASHINGTON L Kerry Pitt #9/3/04 vs Vermont L Cassie Sadusky #9/5/04 vs Delaware W Chrissy Marvin # - UW Brown & Gold Tournament (Laramie, Wyo.) 11 Chelsey Ekenberg Kady Hydrick TEAM STATISTICS UNC OPP 17 Raegan McHugh Laura Hassebroek SHOT STATISTICS Carol Devaney Goals-Shot attempts Natalie Askins Goals scored average Jody Alvarez Shot pct Allyson Foisy Shots on goal-attempts Lindsey Phillips SOG pct Nicky Harris Shots/Game Whitney Salter Assists Kayla Oakley CORNER KICKS Audrey Rich PENALTY KICKS Megan Miller PENALTIES... 7 Megan Bellendir Fouls Jeanna Andrew Yellow cards Kristel Lohmann Red cards Total ATTENDANCE... Opponents Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 1/113 1/225 Neutral Site #/Avg... 2/294 -GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho Chrissy Marvin 4 360: Total : Opponents : GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Opponents CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd Total Opponents FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Opponents