2009 university of the ozarks women's soccer guide

Roxanne MoodyTaylor CrutchfieldKristyn Shinn

Heather Dryden

Emalee Pearson

2009 Media GuideOZARKS

Kaitlyn Williams

Lori Langman

Kristi Gordon

2009 Media Guide Credits Editor: Josh Peppas Layout & Design: Josh Peppas Photographers: Zach Doty and the Sports Information Office Univ. of the Ozarks Public Information Office Assistant Editor: Emalee Pearson Desktop Publishing: Adobe InDesign CS3/Adobe Photoshop CS3 Print Production: MultiAd Free copies of the media guide can be requested by contacting Josh Peppas at 479-979-1483 or via e-mail at [email protected].

National Award The 2008 University of the Ozarks women’s soccer media guide was voted the second-best in the nation in its division by the College

Sports Information Directors of America. The cover was voted the nation’s best. It is the second straight year the women’s soccer media guide has earned an award.

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ozarks SOCCERtable of contents

GENERAL INFORMATION1 Table of Contents 2 Sports Information Contact 2 Media Information ADMINISTRATION & ATHLETIC STAFF 3 Administration 3 Quick Facts 3 Staff Directory COACHING STAFF 4 Head Coach Bryan Drotar 4 Assistant Coach Colby Keesee 2009 SOCCER PREVIEW5 Preview 6 Roster 6 Team Picture 2009 PLAYER PROFILES 7 Taylor Crutchfield 9 Heather Dryden 11 Roxanne Moody 13 Emalee Pearson 15 Kristyn Shinn 17 Kristi Gordon 18 Lori Langman 19 Kaitlyn Williams20 Newcomers 2008 SEASON IN REVIEW 21 ASC Review 22 Season Review 23 Final Statistics 23 Match Results 23 Team vs Opponents 2009 OPPONENTS24 Opponent Quick Facts HISTORY25 Career Leaders 25 Season Records 25 Match Records 25 Coaching Records 26 Honors & Awards 26 All-Time Letterwinners 27 Year-By-Year Results 28 All-Time Series Records 28 Hurie Field AMERICAN SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE29 ASC Staff 29 ASC History THIS IS OZARKS30 Campus Overview 31 Academic Excellence 32 Student Life

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Primary Media Outlets Print Media -The Johnson County Graphic 203 East Cherry Street Clarksville, AR 72830Publisher: Christene Fisher 479.754.2005www.thegraphic.com -The Russellville Courier201 East Second StreetRussellville, AR 72811 Sports Editor: Sean Ingram479.968.5252www.couriernews.com -Arkansas Democrat-Gazette PO Box 2221 Little Rock, AR 72203 Sports Editor: Wally Hall 501.378.3411 www.ardemgaz.com

Television-KUOZ Channel 6 415 College AvenueClarksville, AR 72830 Advisors: Susan Edens 479.979.1450

Sports Information Office Josh Peppas, SID, [email protected] Office: 479.979.1483 Cell: 479.647.0415 Home: 479.670.3781Daniel Gallegos, Assistant SID, [email protected] Office: 479.979.1483 Cell: 501.442.2930Emalee Pearson, Student Assistant SID, [email protected] Zach Doty, Chief Photographer, [email protected] SID Fax: 479-979-1330Mailing Address: 415 College Avenue, Clarksville, AR 72830

Coverage Ozarks maintains a comprehensive official athletic department web site. Up-to-date information, including schedules, statistics, rosters and news releases for all ten varsity sports are provided. Biographical informa-tion for players and coaches provide in-depth coverage found only on www.ozarks.edu/athletics. In-game Live Stats from Stat Crew has been added to help fans follow games on Ozarks’ web site. Live audio streaming is done for some conference home games. Media guides for six sports along with general department news, soccer-related links, Aerie Club and Hall of Fame information are found on the site. CredentialsMedia or photo credentials are not required for admittance to Ozarks soccer matches for working media. However, it is requested that media seeking to cover a game contact the Sports Information Director prior to the game to ensure seating at press row. Requests for seating in press row can be made at 479.979.1483 or via e-mail at [email protected]. Press Services Media guides, game programs, rosters, up-to-date results, and statistics are available to working members of the media prior to each Lady Eagles home match. Additional information is available by request. An official NCAA box score and play-by-play information may be obtained from the Sports Information Director approximately 10 minutes follow-ing the conclusion of the match. Interviews All player and coach interviews must be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Coaches and athletes will be available following matches after a brief cooling off period. The best time to interview coaches is typically in the mornings, Monday through Thursday. Generally, the best time to interview student-athletes is directly before afternoon practice. Game BroadcastsBroadcast media in attendance are requested to contact the Sports Information Director one week prior to the match in question.

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Radio-KXIO 106.9 FM 901 South Rogers Clarksville, AR 72830 Sports Contact: Blaine Leeds479.705.1069-River Valley Radio (KCJC-KWKK-KVLD-KVOM-KCAB)2705 Parkway Avenue Russellville, AR 72811 Sports Contact: Aaron Thomas 479.968.6816 -KDYN 96.7 FM 9331 Puddin Ridge RoadOzark, AR 72949Sports Contact: Marc Dietz479.667.4567-KUOZ 100.5 Radio Station 415 College AvenueClarksville, AR 72830 Advisor: Susan Edens 479.979.1450

Soccer-Related Linkswww.ncaasports.comwww.nscaa.comwww.d3soccer.com

Josh Peppas is in his ninth year as Sports Infor-mation Director at Ozarks. He additionally serves as the Assistant to the Director of Athletics. Pep-pas is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Sports Information Office, including maintain-ing the athletic web site and promoting Ozarks’ ten sports. He is an active member of College

Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and the Na-tional Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA). Peppas has had a combined six media guides earn “Best in the Nation” citations from CoSIDA the past two years. The cover of the 2008 women’s soccer media guide was named the nation’s best in its category. Peppas also produces Eagle Insider, a quarterly alumni E-Magazine for the athletic department. A native of Ozark, Ark., he earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Ozarks in 2000. He and his wife, Kelli, are the parents of Brant (4) and Brayden (1).

Daniel Gallegos is in his third year as the assistant sports information director at Ozarks. In addition to his assistance with the day-to-day operations of the Sports Information Office, he is the primary contact for baseball and women’s basketball. He is the host of his own sports talk radio show - “Mid-Week Sports Report” - heard weekly on campus. He is a member of the

National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) and earned ASC Assistant SID Academic All-Conference status last year. Gallegos is the play-by-play announcer for Eagles baseball and softball. He played one season of baseball at Ozarks. A na-tive of Sherwood, Ark., Gallegos is a senior strategic communica-tions major.

Emalee Pearson enters her second year as a sports information student assistant at Ozarks. A native of Salt Lake City, Utah, Pearson is a mem-ber of the women’s soccer team and was named to the All-ASC Team in 2008. She is a two-time member of the American Southwest Conference All-Academic Team. Following the 2008 season, she earned a spot on the NSCAA/adidas Scholar-

Athlete All-South Region Honorable Mention Team. She is editor of the Communique, a campus newsletter produced bi-weekly. In 2008, she earned ASC Assistant SID Academic All-Conference status. She is a senior strategic communications major.

Zach Doty is in his second year as the chief athletic department photographer. Doty, of Andrews, Texas, is a sophomore strategic com-munications/marketing major. Doty is a member of the cross country team, Vice President of membership in Phi Beta Lambda and made the Dean’s List. Prior to Ozarks, Doty worked at a Waco, Texas, ABC television affiliate and oper-

ated his professional freelance studio in Waco.

Raised in a small town (pop. 900) in Ohio, Dr. Rick Niece attended a school that housed all classes, grades 1-12, in one build-ing. After graduating from high school, Dr. Niece attended Ohio State University where he received a bachelor of science degree with majors in English and speech. His mas-ter’s degree and Ph.D. are from Kent State University. Dr. Niece began his professional career in education as a high school English and speech teacher. He subsequently held a variety of administrative positions at the

public school level: department chair, supervisor, assistant principal, curriculum director, and assistant superintendent. In 1988, Dr. Niece left the public school sector and became an assistant professor and special assistant to the dean at Kent State University in Ohio. He later went to Walsh University in Canton, Ohio where he served in several positions: professor, academic dean, provost, executive vice president, and interim president. In 1997, Dr. Niece was named president of the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, Arkansas. He and his wife, Sheree, currently live in Clarksville.

Jimmy Clark begins his fourth year as the Athletic Director and his ninth year as head baseball coach. As Athletic Director, he is responsible for all aspects of the athletic department, with oversight of 16 staff mem-bers. A former baseball standout at the Uni-versity of Central Arkansas, Clark was named the 2005 American Southwest Conference East Division Baseball Coach of the Year after leading the Eagles to their first win-ning season in nearly a decade. Clark’s 2007 club earned a spot in the playoffs for the

first time since 1996. The 2008 team went 32-11, the best record in school history, and made its second straight playoff appearance and reached 14th in the D3baseball.com poll. Two of his players from the 2008 club earned All-America honors from D3baseball.com and another was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-America Team. He also coached Ozarks’ first student-athlete to ever be named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team. He currently has two players playing professionally in the Conti-nental Baseball League. A native of Conway, Ark., he coached at Heber Springs High School (Ark.) for nine years and was named the 2AAA Conference Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1998. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from UCA and his master’s de-gree in secondary education from University of Arkansas-Little Rock. Clark and his wife, Kelli, have two sons, Dax and Cole.

Chad Floyd is in his ninth year as the full-time head athletic trainer. A native of Ozark, Ark., he began his athletic training career with the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith. He then went to Arkansas Tech University for three years and on to the Minnesota Twins minor league system. He worked two years with Cooper Clinic Sports Medicine where he oversaw numerous area high schools. He holds state, district and national training certifications and has an Arkansas teaching certificate in health and physical education. He is a member of the National

Athletic Trainers Association, Southwest Athletic Trainers Associa-tion and Arkansas Athletic Trainers Association. Floyd received the University’s Alvin C. Broyles Outstanding Professional Staff Award, given to a member of the professional staff who has demonstrated exemplary dedication, professionalism and ability in his or her position, for the 2007-2008 school year. Floyd is a 1995 graduate of Arkansas Tech University where he earned a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education. He and his wife, Mary, are the parents of one son, Jalen. 09 soccer media guide 3

University of the Ozarks Information Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Clarksville, Arkansas (7,719)Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1834Enrollment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 650Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lady EaglesSchool Colors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple & GoldField. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hurie Field (natural grass)Hurie Field Capacity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800National Affiliation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA IIIConference. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American SouthwestPresident. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Rick NieceAthletics Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jimmy Clark Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.ozarks.edu

Team Information 2008 Overall Record. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-11-02008 Conference Record/Finish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7-0 (9th ASC)Home/Away/Neutral. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5-0/3-6-0/0-0-02008 Postseason. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Did not qualifyReturning Starters/Lost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/3Lettermen Returning/Lost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/6Newcomers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 History of the Program First Season of Soccer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1996All-Time Record. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53-159-14 (.265)Winning Seasons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1NCAA Tournament Appearances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0ASC Championship Tournament Appearances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0ASC Titles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0

Coaching Staff Head Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bryan Drotar (2nd season)Alma Mater. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colorado Christian University, ‘96 Record at Ozarks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-11-0Office Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1334E-mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colby Keesee (3rd season)Alma Mater. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .University of Arkansas-Little Rock, ‘07Office Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1334E-mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Athletic Directory 479-979-xxxx (ext.) Ext. Jimmy Clark, AD, [email protected] 1484 Josh Peppas, SID, [email protected] 1483 Chad Floyd, Head Trainer, [email protected] 1472 Baseball Office Jimmy Clark, Head Coach, [email protected] 1409Robert Mummey, Asst. Coach, [email protected] 1409 Curt Dixon, Asst. Coach, [email protected] 1409 Men’s Basketball Office Doug Boxell, Head Coach, [email protected] 1326 Luke Hammond, Asst. Coach, [email protected] 1326 Women’s Basketball OfficeCarl Ramsey, Head Coach, [email protected] 1325 Alex Holland, Asst. Coach, [email protected] 1325 Cross Country Office Brian Hull, Head Coach, [email protected] 1400 Men’s Soccer OfficeJohn Cossaboon, Head Coach, [email protected] 1210 Matt Torok, Asst. Coach, [email protected] 1210 Women’s Soccer OfficeBryan Drotar, Head Coach, [email protected] 1334 Colby Keesee, Asst. Coach, [email protected] 1334 Softball Office Elizabeth Caroscio, Head Coach, [email protected] 1463 Chelsea Joslin, Asst. Coach, [email protected] 1463 Tennis Office Shaun Wiseman, Head Coach, [email protected] 1332 Shannon Vivian, Asst. Coach, [email protected] 1332

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Colby Keesee begins her third year as assistant coach at Ozarks. Keesee brings four years of NCAA I playing ex-perience to the Lady Eagles’ program. A native of Fort Smith, Ark., Keesee was a four-year lettermen and a two-year starter at the University of Arkansas-Little Rock. During her collegiate career, Keesee helped the Trojans to the conference tournament her fresh-man and junior seasons. Keesee was a

two-time All-State and a three-time All-Conference player at Fort Smith Southside High School where she was a three-year starter and led the Lady Rebels to the finals of the state tournament her junior year. Keesee’s club experience includes stints on the Arkan-sas Express and Fayetteville Comets. She also was a member of the Arkansas ODP team for one season. She graduated from UALR with a bachelor’s degree in health and exercise science.

. Bryan Drotar begins his second season at Ozarks after leading the Lady Eagles to a program-best 8 wins in 2008. The team also tied for the most conference wins (6) in school his-tory. The 2008 campaign saw four players earn All-Conference honors, while eight others were named Academic All-Conference. Two made the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete All-Region Team. Drotar, a native of Longmont, Colo., was the head women’s soccer coach at NAIA Geneva College (Pa.) from 2002-2005 where he led the team to

the playoffs in 2003. Prior to his arrival, the team went 3-15-0. Drotar’s team steadily improved in each of his three seasons, with the 2003 team posting a 4-5-1 conference mark. His teams consistently played one of the tough-est schedules in the region, competing against NCAA II teams on a regular basis. He served as the assistant women’s coach at NAIA Missouri Baptist College for one season, helping them to a 12-5-1 record in 2001. Drotar was the boy’s and girl’s head coach at Longmont High School (Colo.) and led both teams to the playoffs during his tenure. Prior to Ozarks, he was the Director of Coaching with the Pittsburgh Strikers Soccer Club and was the owner of Step Ahead Soccer, a Pittsburgh-area business that provides private and group lessons. Drotar earned his bachelor’s degree in biblical studies from Colorado Christian University in 1996. He received his master’s degree in sports science from the United States Sports Academy in 2005. He holds an “A” License from the United States Soccer Federation and has an advanced National Diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Drotar and his wife, Bria, are the parents of four children, Ally, Samuel, Kara and Arden.

Bryan Drotar At Ozarks 8-11-0 (1 season)

Education:Colorado Christian University ‘96, B.S. - Biblical StudiesUnited States Sports Academy ‘05, M.S. - Sport Science Head Coaching Experience: University of the Ozarks (2008-present) Geneva College (Pa.) (2002-2005)

Assistant Coaching Experience: Missouri Baptist College (2001-2002)

Career Record: Overall Conference Geneva College (2002) 9-11-0 3-5-0 Geneva College (2003) 6-12-1 4-4-0 Geneva College (2004) 6-11-0 3-5-0 Univ. of the Ozarks (2008) 8-11-0 6-7-0 TOTALS 29-45-1 16-21-0

Drotar Notables:• Led Ozarks to the most wins in school history • Coached four All-Conference players in 2008• Had two players named to the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete All-Region Team• Team had eight players, the most of any program at Ozarks, on the ASC All-Academic Team in 2008 • Led Geneva College to the playoffs in 2003 • As an assistant, helped Missouri Baptist College to a 12-5-1 record in 2001• Coached two academic All-Americans at Geneva College • Coached Geneva College’s all-time leading scorer• Had five players earn First Team All-Conference at Geneva College Personal: Wife: Bria Children: Ally, Samuel, Kara, Arden

Assistant Coach Colby Keesee


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ozarks SOCCER2009 preview

It was a solid season for Ozarks in 2008, as they collected eight wins and tied for the most conference wins (6) in program history. Ozarks returns eight starters from last season’s 8-11-0 team, which finished 6-7-0 in league play, just one win away from advancing to the playoffs. Back-to-back years in which Ozarks has posted six league wins have built momentum for the program, according to head coach Bryan Drotar. “I think the eight wins is a motivating fac-tor,” said Drotar. “I think it will be in the back of their minds. We don’t spend a lot of time talking about wins and losses, but rather the process that got us there. It is good momen-tum and adds excitement coming into this year.” The Lady Eagles had their troubles early on last year, but finished strong in conference play, including picking up an upset win over playoff-bound Mary Hardin-Baylor. Drotar hopes to avoid a slow start this year by empha-sizing consistency. “Early on we lost some games, and I think as conference play began we started to pick up wins and gain confidence,” said Drotar. “The team understood they could win and could improve.” Drotar, who is entering his second season at Ozarks, brings back a veteran team with six seniors. That kind of experience is key to con-tinuing momentum within the program and having a successful season. “We have a lot of experience,” said Drotar. “Those five seniors have all played significantly during their careers. And I think that experi-ence will be very valuable this year. They worked very hard during the off-season. That is the biggest change from a year ago. They have been the leaders on the field.” Among the eight returning starters are three All-Conference players, which include

midfielder Heather Dryden, defender Ema-lee Pearson and goalkeeper Lori Langman. Despite a strong nucleus, the team will need to replace more than half of its goal scoring. “Our attack is a little unknown,” said Drotar. “We expect Heather to come through again and provide goals. Our other offensive produc-tion is still open. The big question mark will be whether we can score.” Dryden, who was named to the All-ASC Third Team, returns for her senior year ranked third in career points (47) and fourth in career goals (18) at Ozarks. She scored five goals and had a team-high 52 shots in 2008. “Heather does a very good job of getting shots on goal,” said Drotar. “She is fast and good in open spaces. We need to get her into situations where we isolate her a little more. I think it will provide more success for her and our team.” In addition to Dryden, Drotar expects new-comers Lacey Mainer and Claudia Solano to spark the offense. “I think Lacey will provide a strong attack up front with her speed,” said Drotar. “Claudia will be in the centermid and can be very valuable in the attack.” With perhaps the offensive attack as a ques-tion mark, Ozarks will again rely on an experi-enced defense to set the tone this season. “I think our team defense will be as strong or stronger than it was last year,” said Drotar. “The unknown is if we have ladies that can consistently put the ball in the back of the net.” Veterans Taylor Crutchfield, Kristyn Shinn, Roxanne Moody and Pearson return for their final year in an Ozarks’ uniform. Crutchfield was All-Conference her freshman season and is a three-year starter. Shinn has been a two-sport athlete during her career and has scored 12 career goals. Moody has played in 54 career

matches, while Pearson has played in 52 career matches and was named Second Team All-Conference in 2008. Both Crutchfield and Pearson were named to the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete All-Region Team last season. Added to the mix are junior Kristi Gordon and sopho-more Kaitlyn Williams. Gordon started in 18 matches a year ago and Williams started 15 times as a freshman. “Emalee will be the anchor in the defensive line,” said Drotar. “She has a good strong sup-porting cast around her. She is a great leader and is able to organize her teammates. She is a good defender in her own right, too. Taylor is a consistent player. She works hard at practice and in games. She makes very few mistakes. Kristi, Kristyn and Roxanne will be improved and be big players for us. Kaitlyn was our most improved player last year. She will be a force and we will figure out what position fits her.” Langman returns for her junior season after making the All-ASC Third Team last season. At 5-foot-11, Langman provides Ozarks with an athletic presence in goal. She recorded 129 saves in 2008 and owns a 1.64 career goals against average. “Lori will do a terrific job in goal this year,” said Drotar. “She excels in her understanding of the game. She is aggressive and is a big powerful presence in the box. Technically, she is very sound.” Competition is never lacking in the always-tough American Southwest Conference, but Drotar believes his squad can make a run at the playoffs. “I think the competition within the confer-ence will be similar to last year,” said Drotar. “I think the playoffs are an attainable goal for us. We were one game out last year. So earning a spot is a realistic goal this year.”

Lady Eagles celebrate a 3-2 overtime win over LeTourneau University October 25 in Clarksville

Experienced Lady Eagles prepare For 2009 Playoff Run

After posting the most wins in program history, the 2009

team will figure in the mix for a long-awaited conference play-

off spot.

D Emalee Pearson


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Numerical Roster

No. Name Position Ht. Class Hometown/High School

1 Lori Langman Goalkeeper 5-10 JR San Antonio, TX (Reagan HS)

2 Kristyn Shinn Forward 5-1 SR Huntsville, AR (Huntsville HS)

3 Heather Dryden Midfielder 5-2 SR Plano, TX (Plano HS)

4 Taylor Crutchfield Defender 5-3 SR Claremore, OK (Claremore HS)

5 Emalee Pearson Defender 5-8 SR Salt Lake City, UT (West HS)

6 Natalie Grove Forward 5-5 SO Witter, AR (Huntsville HS)

7 Kristi Gordon Defender 5-5 JR Fort Worth, TX (Crowley HS)

8 Roxanne Moody Midfielder 5-3 SR Euless, TX (Trinity HS)

11 Lacey Mainer Forward 5-8 SO Branch, AR (County Line HS)

12 Kaitlyn Williams Midfielder 5-5 SO Clarksville, AR (Clarksville HS)

16 Claudia Solano Midfielder 5-8 FR Thompsons Station, TN (Independence HS)

18 Katherine Menhard Forward 5-2 SR Greenville, MS (Seton Home Study School)

Alphabetical Roster

No. Name Position

4 Taylor Crutchfield Defender

3 Heather Dryden Midfielder

7 Kristi Gordon Defender

6 Natalie Grove Forward

1 Lori Langman Goalkeeper

11 Lacey Mainer Forward

18 Katherine Menhard Forward

8 Roxanne Moody Midfielder

5 Emalee Pearson Defender

2 Kristyn Shinn Forward

16 Claudia Solano Midfielder

12 Kaitlyn Williams Midfielder

Pronunciation Guide

#16 Claudia Solano: Suh-Lonn-O

By Class

Seniors (6): Taylor Crutchfield, Heather Dryden , Katherine Menhard,

Roxanne Moody, Kristyn Shinn, Emalee Pearson

Juniors (2): Kristi Gordon, Lori Langman

Sophomores (3): Natalie Grove, Lacey Mainer, Kaitlyn Williams

Freshman (1): Claudia Solano

By Position

Defenders (3): Taylor Crutchfield, Kristi Gordon, Emalee Pearson

Forwards (4): Natalie Grove, Lacey Mainer, Katherine Menhard, Kristyn

Shinn

Goalkeepers (1): Lori Langman

Midfielders (4): Heather Dryden, Roxanne Moody, Claudia Solano,

Kaitlyn Williams

By State

Arkansas (4): Natalie Grove, Lacey Mainer, Kristyn Shinn, Kaitlyn Williams

Mississippi (1): Katherine Menhard

Oklahoma (1): Taylor Crutchfield

Tennessee (1): Claudia Solano

Texas (4): Heather Dryden, Kristi Gordon, Lori Langman, Roxanne

Moody

Utah (1): Emalee Pearson

Front Row: (L) to (R) - #2 Kristyn Shinn, #8 Roxanne Moody, #3 Heather Dryden, #6 Natalie Grove, #4 Taylor Crutchfield & #18 Katherine Menhard.

Back Row: (L) to (R) - Head Coach Bryan Drotar, #16 Claudia Solano, #5 Emalee Pearson, #1 Lori Langman, #11 Lacey Mainer, #12 Kaitlyn Williams,

#7 Kristi Gordon & Assistant Coach Colby Keesee.


#4 Taylor Crutchfield

ozarks SOCCERSenior profile


2008 SEASONStarted in all 19 matches. Scored goal against Central Baptist College September 1. Had a pair of shots against Central Baptist College, McMurry and UT-Tyler. Named to the NSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All-American All-South Team. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2007 SEASONStarted in 16 matches. Scored goal against Concordia University Texas. Had 2 shots against Howard Payne. Led a defense that set a school record in fewest goals allowed (23) and goals against average (1.28). Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2006 SEASONNamed to the All-ASC Honorable Mention Team. Started in 17 matches and had 2 assists. Anchored a defense that totaled 3 shutouts.

CLAREMORE HS Earned All-State and was named the team’s Most Valuable Player after helping the Lady Zebras to a District Champi-onship and a 13-4 record as a senior. Team captain and

Career HighsGoals: 1 vs Concordia Univ. (9/16/07); 1 vs Central Baptist College (9/1/08) Assists: 1 vs Mid-America (9/4/06); 1 vs Louisiana Col-lege (9/29/06)Points: 2 vs Concordia Univ. (9/16/07); 2 vs Central Baptist College (9/1/08) Shots: 3 vs Mid-America (9/4/06)

Crutchfield’s Career Statistics

Taylor Crutchfield Senior

Defender

5-3

Claremore, Okla.

Claremore HS

earned a spot on the Bishop Kelley All-Tournament Team as a senior. Recorded 3 assists. Named All-District and team Co-Defensive MVP as a junior and was an All-District Honorable Mention selection as a sophomore. PERSONALMajor: Biology Parents: Roger and Misty Crutchfield

Year GP-GS Shots G A Pts. GWG2008 19-19 7 1 0 2 12007 16-16 4 1 0 2 12006 17-17 6 0 2 2 0Totals 52-52 17 2 2 6 2

Get to know Taylor....Favorite food: Ice creamMy pre-game ritual: Music on as loud as I can get itFavorite movie: She’s the ManFavorite book: The ShackMy superstition(s) is/are: ArmbandsWhen I was little I wanted to be: Bull fighterI started playing soccer when I was: 5Favorite TV show: Gossip Girl My favorite cleats are: AdidasWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: SleepingMost proud of: Coming to collegeThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Brandi ChastainThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: Cancun, MexicoBest soccer memory: ScoringI’d like To visit: GreeceMy favorite class at Ozarks: Golf Why I chose Ozarks: To play the game I loveSomething unique or not many people know about me: I like banana popsiclesIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Aladdin, Channing Tatum & Simba

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#3 Heather Dryden



2008 SEASONNamed to the All-ASC Third Team. Led the team in shots (52) and ranked second on the team in points (11) and goals (5). Started in all 19 matches. Had a two-goal perfor-mance against Louisiana College and had a team-best 10 shots against McMurry. Had game-winning goal against Mary Hardin-Baylor. Recorded 9 shots against Louisiana College and 8 shots against Central Baptist College. Ended the season ranked fourth at Ozarks in career points (47), career goals (18) and career assists (11). Has 134 career shots and 5 game-winning goals, both third-most at Ozarks. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2007 SEASONNamed to the All-ASC Third Team. Finished tied for sixth in the ASC in points (21), ninth in goals (8) and assists (5), and fourth in game-winning goals (3). Led the team in all of the aforementioned categories, while ranking second in shots (44). Had a hat trick and totaled 7 points against University of Dallas. Had a season-high 8 shots, 5 of which were on goal, against Concordia University Texas. Had a two-goal performance against McMurry. Had ten games with 3 or more shots. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team.

Career HighsGoals: 3 vs Univ. of Dallas (9/8/07) Assists: 2 vs Schreiner (10/19/06)Points: 7 vs Univ. of Dallas (9/8/07) Shots: 10 vs McMurry Univ. (10/4/08)

Dryden’s Career Statistics

Heather Dryden Senior

Midfielder

5-2

Plano, Texas

Plano HS

2006 SEASONNamed to the All-ASC Honorable Mention Team. Led team in assists (5) and shots (38). Ranked third in goals (5) and points (15). Had game-winning goal and recorded 5 points against Concordia-Austin. Tallied a season-high 6 shots against Mid-America University and Louisiana College.

PLANO SENIOR HS Scored 6 goals and had 3 assists her senior year. PERSONALMajor: Physical EducationParents: Mack and Donna Dryden


Get to know Heather....Favorite food: Italian foodMy pre-game ritual: Listen to my ipodFavorite movie: Father of the BrideFavorite book: The Giving TreeMy superstition(s) is/are: I don’t really have anyWhen I was little I wanted to be: Doctor or physical therapistI started playing soccer when I was: 4 on the DragonsFavorite TV show: House My favorite cleats are: CopasWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Sleeping or eatingMost proud of: My collegiate accomplishmentsThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: David Beckham during an FC Dallas-L.A. Galaxy GameThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: Greenwich, CTBest soccer memory: Scoring the winning goal in the final minutes of the Mary Hardin-Baylor game last yearI’d like To visit: London, EnglandMy favorite class at Ozarks: Human physiology Why I chose Ozarks: For soccer and I liked the school sizeSomething unique or not many people know about me: I was a cheerleader when I was younger...never againIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: God, Jennifer Aniston & Will Ferrell

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#8 Roxanne Moody09 soccer media guide 11



2008 SEASONStarted in 18 of 19 matches. Notched an assist against Central Baptist College September 1. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2007 SEASONPlayed in 16 matches. Scored 3 goals on 3 total shots. 2 of her goals were in conference matches. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team.

2006 SEASONPlayed in all 19 matches with 15 starts. Had lone assist against Mid-America.

TRINITY HSScored 3 goals and had 1 assist as a senior and helped the team to a 12-0-2 record. Played for the 88 Tejanos Elite club team where she had 1 goal and 1 assist.

PERSONALMajor: ManagementParents: Royce and Nancy Moody

Career HighsGoals: 1 vs Univ. of Dallas (9/8/07); 1 vs McMurry (10/4/07); 1 vs Schreiner (10/19/07) Assists: 1 vs Mid-America (9/4/06); 1 vs Central Baptist (9/1/08)Points: 2 vs Univ. of Dallas (9/8/07); 2 vs McMurry (10/4/07); 2 vs Schreiner (10/19/07) Shots: 1 vs Mid-America (9/29/06); 1 vs Agnes Scott College (9/9/06); 1 vs Ogelthorpe (9/10/06); 1 vs Loui-siana College (9/29/06); 1 vs Univ. of Dallas (9/8/07); 1 vs McMurry (10/4/07); 1 vs Schreiner (10/19/07); 1 vs Harding (9/13/08); 1 vs Louisiana College (9/27/08); 1 vs East Texas Baptist (10/23/08); 1 vs Concordia (10/30/08)

Moody’s Career Statistics

Roxanne MoodySenior

Midfielder

5-3

Euless, Texas

Trinity HSYear GP-GS Shots G A Pts. GWG2008 19-18 4 0 1 1 02007 16-1 3 3 0 6 12006 19-15 4 0 1 1 0Totals 54-34 11 3 2 8 1

Get to know Roxanne....Favorite food: Food from the heartMy pre-game ritual: BiofreezeFavorite movie: House BunnyFavorite book: ShilowMy superstition(s) is/are: Veggies really aren’t good for youWhen I was little I wanted to be: A balloon artistI started playing soccer when I was: 7 at the YMCAFavorite TV Show: America’s Next Top Model My favorite cleats are: DiadoraWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: SleepingMost proud of: Being from TexasThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Dirk NowinskiThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: Cancun, MexicoBest soccer memory: Celebrating any goalI’d like To visit: AustraliaMy favorite class at Ozarks: BowlingWhy I chose Ozarks: SoccerSomething unique or not many people know about me: I hate the Easter bunnyIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite:

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#5 Emalee Pearson09 soccer media guide 13



2008 SEASONNamed to the All-ASC Second Team. Named to the NSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All-American All-South Team. Led the team in minutes played. Paced a defensive unit that set the program record for most wins (8), while tying the program record for most conference wins (6). Started in all 19 matches. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team and the Sports Information ASC All-Academic Team. 2007 SEASONStarted in 17 matches. Scored 2 goals and added 3 assists. Took 26 shots. Had 6 shots and an assist against University of Dallas. Recorded 4 shots and a goal against Howard Payne. Helped defense set a school record in fewest goals allowed (23) and goals against average (1.28). Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2006 SEASONScored 2 goals and had 1 assist. Took 12 shots. Started in 15 matches. Had a goal and an assist against Mid-America.

Career HighsGoals: 1 vs Mid-America (9/4/06); 1 vs LeTourneau (10/27/06); 1 vs Howard Payne (10/13/07); 1 vs Le-Tourneau (10/26/07) Assists: 1 vs Mid-America (9/4/06); 1 vs Univ of Dallas (9/8/07); 1 vs Hendrix College (9/12/07); 1 vs McMurry (10/4/07)Points: 3 vs Mid-America (9/4/06) Shots: 6 vs Univ of Dallas (9/8/07)

Pearson’s Career Statistics

Emalee Pearson Senior

Defender

5-8

Salt Lake City, Utah

West HS

WEST HS Named team Most Valuable Player as a senior and was the team captain. Scored 3 goals and had 5 assists her senior year. Helped team to a 12-5-0 record. Named Most Valuable Player and was the team captain of the junior varsity team her sophomore year. Played for the Firebirds club team where she helped them to a 10-2-0 record. PERSONALMajor: Strategic CommunicationsParents: Steve Pearson and Judith Patterson


Get to know Emalee....Favorite food: Flank SteakMy pre-game ritual: A lot of water and loud musicFavorite movie: Sixteen CandlesFavorite book: Harry Potter!My superstition(s) is/are: The way I tie my cleats and the tongues have to be folded overWhen I was little I wanted to be: A judgeI started playing soccer when I was: 8 years old on Leopards LairFavorite TV show: Law and Order My favorite cleats are: CopasWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Sleeping or doing a lot of homeworkI’m most proud of: Tentatively graduating from college in 3 ½ yearsThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Michael Jordan during the 1998 NBA final game against the Utah JazzThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: Rio de Janeiro, BrazilBest soccer memory: Traveling to tournaments with my club team growing upI’d like To visit: Italy or GreeceMy favorite class at Ozarks: Consumer Behavior Why I chose Ozarks: Class size and to keep playing soc-cer, of courseSomething unique or not many people know about me: I Started taking ballet when I was three and danced for13 yearsIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Harry Potter!, the Geek from Sixteen Candles, My Grandparents

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#2 Kristyn Shinn09 soccer media guide 15


2008 SEASONStarted in all 19 matches and was among the team leaders in minutes played. Took 4 shots. 2007 SEASONPlayed in 17 matches. Finished fourth on the team in points (11) and tied for third in goals (4). Collected 3 as-sists. Had a goal and 2 assists while taking 6 shots against Concordia University Texas. 2006 SEASONRanked second on the team in points (18) and goals (8). Finished third on the team in shots (29). 20 of her shots were shots on goal. Totaled 7 points against Mid-America when she scored 3 goals and had an assist. Had 12 shots against Mid-America, setting a new school record. Col-lected 4 goals in the final six matches of the season. HUNTSVILLE HS Scored 16 goals and collected 8 assists as a senior. Four-time All-State, All-Conference & All-District performer. Col-lected 49 goals and 28 assists during her career. Named the team’s MVP three times and given the team’s Most Outstanding Forward award twice.

Career HighsGoals: 3 vs Mid-America (9/4/06) Assists: 2 vs Concordia (9/16/07)Points: 7 vs Mid-America (9/4/06) Shots: 12 vs Mid-America (9/4/06)

Shinn’s Career Statistics

Kristyn Shinn Senior

Forward

5-1

Huntsville, Ark.

Huntsville HS

PERSONALMajor: BiologyParents: Kevin and Angie Shinn/Jesse and Karolyn Parker



Get to know Kristyn....Favorite Food: Any kind of breakfast food..mainly French toastMy pre-game ritual: Getting out of bed and getting all of my stuff usually does the trickFavorite Movie: Across the UniverseFavorite Book: Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum SeriesMy superstition(s) is/are: I’m not “super”stitious, but look-ing in the bathroom mirror and saying “bloody Mary”...never sat right with me as a kidWhen I was little I wanted to be: A firewomanI started playing soccer when I was: 6 on the tornadosFavorite TV Show: Family Guy My favorite cleats are: I don’t discriminateWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Laying in bed with all of my science books surrounding me so maybe I’ll learn something I need to knowMost proud of: The fact that I was born considering all of the mindless things my father did during collegeThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Tim Tebow during a Razorback game...Boo FloridaThe furthest place I’ve traveled: Ireland, England, WalesBest soccer memory: When Heather sacrificed her body for an upset against Mary Hardin-Baylor last yearI’d like To visit: The man who invented cold cereal...and GreeceMy favorite class at Ozarks: The Great Broadway Musical; Dr. Farmer made it a lot of funWhy I chose Ozarks: The student/teacher ratio was greatSomething unique or not many people know about me: I live a double life with an adopted child named Anyong during the summer months in the pit of Alaska. We own a beet farm there and I live in a tent made of yak’s wool.If I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Grandpa Harry, Bill Clinton & Barrack Obama

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ozarks SOCCERJunior profile

2008 SEASONPlayed in all 19 matches and collected 2 goals and 1 assist. Ranked third on the team in shots (22). Scored game-win-ning goal against Concordia University Texas. Also had game-winner against Louisiana College. Took a career-high 6 shots against Texas College in season-opening match. Had 3 shots on goal in that match. Recorded 2 or more shots on 7 different occasions. 2007 SEASONStarted in 16 matches. Took 27 shots and finished with 3 assists. Had five, 4-shot games. Recorded 2 shots on goal on three occasions. CROWLEY HS Scored 13 goals and recorded 19 assists for the 22-2-2 Lady Eagles her senior season. Established a new school record in career assists (55) her senior season. Scored 56 goals during her four-year career. Named First Team All-State, First Team All-District, team Most Valuable Offensive Player and team captain as a senior. Named First Team All-District and earned a spot on the CHS All-Tournament Team her junior and sophomore year. Second Team All-District selection as a freshman. Helped the Lady Eagles advance to the Region II quarterfinals in 2007.

Career HighsGoals: 1 vs Louisiana College (9/27/08); 1 vs Concordia (10/30/08) Assists: 1 Univ of Dallas (9/8/07); 1 McMurry (10/4/07); 1 vs Texas Lutheran (10/21/07); 1 vs Le-Tourneau (10/25/08)Points: 2 vs Louisiana College (9/27/08); 2 vs Concor-dia (10/30/08) Shots: 6 vs Texas College (8/30/08)

Gordon’s Career Statistics

Kristi Gordon Junior

Defender

5-5

Fort Worth, Texas

Crowley HS

PERSONALMajor: Physical EducationParents: Ken and Pam Gordon

Year GP-GS Shots G A Pts. GWG2008 19-18 22 2 1 5 22007 17-16 27 0 3 3 0Totals 36-34 49 2 4 8 2


Get to know Kristi....Favorite food: Chips and quesoMy pre-game ritual: I listen to Linkin Park and a little technoFavorite movie: The Wizard of OzFavorite book: Harry PotterMy superstition(s) is/are: NoneWhen I was little I wanted to be: Dorothy from The Wizard of OzI started playing soccer when I was: 8 on LightningFavorite TV show: John and Kate Plus 8 My favorite cleats are: Adidas PredatorsWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Sleeping or eatingMost proud of: Making all-state my senior yearThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard of Chelsea FCThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: Banff, CanadaBest soccer memory: When I broke the assist record my senior year of high schoolI’d like To visit: The Pearl Harbor Memorial in Hawaii and TahitiMy favorite class at Ozarks: BowlingWhy I chose Ozarks: I wanted to get away from home and go to a small school I knew I would not want to transfer fromSomething unique or not many people know about me: I will never climb a chain link fenceIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Carrie Underwood, my PaPa and my GanGan

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ozarks SOCCERjunior profile

2008 SEASONNamed to the All-ASC Third Team. Finished with 129 saves and a .782 saves percentage, both fifth in the ASC. Notched 4 shutouts and owned a 2.00 goals against aver-age, each of which were in the ASC’s top-10. Started in 18 matches, playing 1622:21 minutes in goal. Her 4 shutouts tied a program record for most shutouts in a single season. Had 6 games with 10 or more saves, including a career-high 14 against Hardin-Simmons. Member of the ASC All-Academic Team. 2007 SEASONNamed ASC Quad-Defensive Freshman of the Year. Earned a spot on the All-ASC Honorable Mention Team. Ranked fifth in the ASC in goals against average (1.29), eighth in shutouts (3) and ninth in saves percentage (.723). Started in 17 matches and collected 60 saves. Set new single-season school records for fewest goals allowed (23) and goals against average. Had a season-high 8 saves against UT-Dallas. Owns the school single-season best record (7-6-4) in goal and tied the school record in wins. Named ASC Defensive Player of the Week in September. REAGAN HS Finished with a 0.36 goals against average during the 2007 season and led team to a 22-2-1 record and a district championship. Posted a 15-0-1 district record and col-lected 75 saves her senior season. Helped team to a

Career HighsSaves: 14 vs Hardin-Simmons (10/3/08) Saves %: .811 vs UT-Dallas (9/22/07)Minutes: 110:00 vs Texas College (9/1/07); 110:00 vs Austin College (9/2/07); 110:00 vs Hendrix (9/12/07); 110:00 vs UT-Tyler (9/14/07)

Langman’s Career Statistics

Lori Langman Junior

Goalkeeper

5-10

San Antonio, Texas

Reagan HS

regional semi-finalist appearance and a regional ranking in the NSCAA/adidas High School poll during her senior season. Earned All-State and First Team All-District honors in 2007. PERSONALMajor: BiologyParents: Scott Langman and Debbie Dobson

Year GP-GS Saves GAA Record Sho Min2008 18-18 129 2.00 8-10-0 4 1622:212007 17-17 60 1.29 7-6-4 3 1608:03Totals 34-34 189 1.64 15-16-4 7 3230:24


Get to know Lori....Favorite food: Chicken pesto pastaMy pre-game ritual: Listening to Queens of the Stone AgeFavorite movie: CrashFavorite book: To Kill a MockingbirdMy superstition(s) is/are: I cannot play unless the symbols on my socks are evenly matched upWhen I was little I wanted to be: A shamu trainerI started playing soccer when I was: 8 on the Cool WildcatsFavorite TV show: Grey’s Anatomy My favorite cleats are: Copas...the classicsWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Studying, hanging out with friends, hiking, camping, cooking or workingMost proud of: My Presidential ScholarshipThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Tim Dun-can during a Spurs gameThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: Bristol, EnglandBest soccer memory: Beating MacArthur my senior year in Regional QuarterfinalsI’d like To visit: AlaskaMy favorite class at Ozarks: BotanyWhy I chose Ozarks: The reputation of the Biology DepartmentSomething unique or not many people know about me: I used to have a three-legged catIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Gandhi, Ray Bradbury & Albert Einstein

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ozarks SOCCERsophomore profile

2008 SEASONPlayed in all 19 matches and started in 15 of those. Had 1 assist during the season. Took 6 shots. Had 2 shots against Louisiana College. CLARKSVILLE HS Scored 6 goals and collected 13 assists during her senior campaign. Named All-State her junior and senior season, and All-Conference her freshman and sophomore year. Helped Clarksville reach the semi-finals of the state tourna-ment as a senior. Helped team to the conference champi-onship in both her junior and senior seasons.

PERSONALMajor: UndeclaredParents: Darrell and Debbie Williams

Career HighsAssists: 1 vs LeTourneau (10/25/08)Points: 1 vs LeTourneau (10/25/08)Shots: 2 vs Louisiana College (9/27/08)

Williams’ Career Statistics

Kaitlyn Williams Sophomore

Midfielder

5-5

Clarksville, Ark.

Clarksville HSYear GP-GS Shots G A Pts. GWG2008 19-15 6 0 1 1 0Totals 19-15 6 0 1 1 0


Get to know Kaitlyn....Favorite food: ChickenMy pre-game ritual: Listening to music on my ipodFavorite movie: Rush HourFavorite book: Katie Weldon seriesMy superstition(s) is/are: NoneWhen I was little I wanted to be: A teacherI started playing soccer when I was: 5 for tri-county soc-cerFavorite TV show: The Big Bang Theory My favorite cleats are: Neon yellow AdidasWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Working on grounds or studyingMost proud of: My relationship with ChristThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Darren McFaddenThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: HawaiiBest soccer memory: Scoring from mid-field on a free-kick against BerryvilleI’d like To visit: IrelandMy favorite class at Ozarks: CeramicsWhy I chose Ozarks: Because it is close to homeSomething unique or not many people know about me: I’m an extremely picky eaterIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Forrest Gump, Aladdin & Spock

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ozarks SOCCERnewcomer profiles

HUNTSVILLE HSNamed the winner of the Coach’s Award her senior season.

PERSONALMajor: English/Secondary EducationParents: Andy and Patty Grove

Natalie Grove

SophomoreForward

5-5Witter, Ark.

Huntsville HS


Get to know Natalie....Favorite food: Homemade hamburgerMy pre-game ritual: Jump jocks to get excited and pump myself upFavorite movie: A Walk to RememberFavorite book: The Rescue My superstition(s) is/are: I always pick up my feet when I go over railroad tracksWhen I was little I wanted to be: A ballerinaI started playing soccer when I was: 8 years old on pee-wee “aliens”Favorite TV show: That 70s Show My favorite cleats are: PumasWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Reading for funMost proud of: My mom...her dance studioThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: NoneThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: CanadaBest soccer memory: First game.. I played in the rainI’d like To visit: ItalyMy favorite class at Ozarks: C.I. with Dr. PrewittWhy I chose Ozarks: I like the “like home” feelingSomething unique or not many people know about me: My parents own a horse ranch with 21 horsesIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: George Washington, my Grandpa & Austin Campbell

Get to know Lacey....Favorite food: Lucky charmsMy pre-game ritual: Listen to “Smells Like Teen Spirit” by NirvanaFavorite movie: Forrest GumpFavorite book: Harry Potter seriesMy superstition(s) is/are: I can’t put my left shoe on firstWhen I was little I wanted to be: A doctorI started playing soccer when I was: On Victorious SecretFavorite TV show: That 70s show My favorite cleats are: Murcurial vaporsWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Hanging out with friends or runningMost proud of: My mom and dad; because they’re pretty awesomeThe most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: Mark McGuire at a Cards vs. Cubs gameThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: Madison, Wisc.Best soccer memory: Spending time with my teamI’d like To visit: HawaiiMy favorite class at Ozarks: First Aid Why I chose Ozarks: Small school and sportsSomething unique or not many peo-ple know about me: I love dinosaurs; T-rex is my favoriteIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Slash, Robert Plant & Mike Rowe

Get to know Katherine....Favorite food: Edamame/Sushi My pre-game ritual: Stretch and meditateFavorite movie: Pay It Forward Favorite book: The GiverMy superstition(s) is/are: NoneWhen I was little I wanted to be: A gymnast or lawyer I started playing soccer when I was: 6Favorite TV show: Bones My favorite cleats are: Ones that fitWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Outside, in the water or read-ing a bookMost proud of: Finishing school The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: NoneThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: Greece Best soccer memory: I’d like To visit: GermanyMy favorite class at Ozarks: All Why I chose Ozarks: Jones Learning Center/atmosphereSomething unique or not many people know about me: I am intenseIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Queen of Eygpt, Gandhi, Russian Embassador

Get to know Claudia....Favorite food: AvacadoMy pre-game ritual: A handshakeFavorite movie: Pirates of the Carib-beanFavorite book: Waiting for snow in HavanaMy superstition(s) is/are: I’m not really superstitiousWhen I was little I wanted to be: A lawyerI started playing soccer when I was: 4Favorite TV show: The Office/That 70s Show My favorite cleats are: PumasWhen I’m not playing soccer you’ll find me: Playing the piano or hanging out with friendsMost proud of: The most famous athlete I’ve ever seen play is: The U.S. men’s soccer teamThe furthest place I’ve traveled is: JamaicaBest soccer memory: The first time I playedI’d like To visit: GreeceMy favorite class at Ozarks: Can’t decide yet Why I chose Ozarks: It was the right fitSomething unique or not many people know about me: I graduated high school earlyIf I could have dinner with any three people in the world, I would invite: Pele, my best friend & my brother

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MainerSophomore

Forward5-8

Branch, Ark.County Line HS

COUNTY LINE HSNamed All-Region and All-District as a junior and senior in basketball. Was All-District her freshman and sopho-more year. Was a three-time All-District performer in softball. Named team top Offensive Player as a junior and top Defensive Player as a senior.

PERSONALMajor: UndeclaredParents: Billy Ray and Lee Ann Mainer

Katherine Menhard

SeniorForward

5-2Greenville, Miss.

Seton Home Study SchoolSETON HOME STUDY SCHOOLParticipated in gymnastics. Team most valuable player in cross country. PERSONALMajor: Political ScienceParents: Chris and Donita Menhard

16Claudia SolanoFreshmanMidfielder

5-8Thompsons Station, Tenn.

Independence HSINDEPENDENCE HSWas named the team defensive Most Valuable Player her freshman season. Earned the team’s Most Valuable Player as a sophomore and won the Eagle Heart Award as a junior. Helped team to the state championship match her junior campaign.

PERSONALMajor: Biology/Pre-medParents: Roberto and Alejandra Solano

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All-ASC First TeamD Sarah Stansell Hardin-SimmonsD Kelly Buchanan Texas-TylerD Amanda Kallus Texas-DallasD Carrie Kirk Mississippi CollegeD Meagan Shisler Texas LutheranF Morgan Loyd Hardin-SimmonsF Kelli Layden Texas LutheranF Lauren Thomas Texas-TylerF Leah Bowyer Texas-DallasF Takenda Cotton Howard PayneMF Caitlin Perdue Texas-DallasMF Carlyn Powers Hardin-SimmonsMF Kasey Kemp Texas-TylerMF Lindsey Neubauer Texas LutheranMF Megan Ryan Hardin-SimmonsMF Lauren Thorne Mary Hardin-BaylorGK Christi Carr Hardin-SimmonsGK Sam Fraser Texas-TylerGK Andrea Jones Texas-Dallas All-ASC Second TeamD Jenna Jones East Texas BaptistD Stephanie Babcock Texas-DallasD Emalee Pearson OzarksD Emily Swinford Mississippi CollegeF Amy Kuykendall Hardin-SimmonsF Kelli Wentworth Howard PayneF Mickie Arredondo Mary Hardin-BaylorF Anna Clark Mississippi CollegeF Jessica Pierce Texas-TylerMF Sonya Gomez Texas-TylerMF Lesly Melo Mississippi CollegeMF Kirby Posey LeTourneauMF Kasey Ambrose Mississippi CollegeGK Brittany Patrick Mississippi College All-ASC Third TeamD Kristen Broussard Texas LutheranD Hannah Langley Mississippi CollegeD Lauren Browning Concordia TexasD Tiffany Broussard Louisiana CollegeD Allison Harp Howard PayneD Megan Jones Mary Hardin-BaylorD Brooke Kincade LeTourneauF Heather Dryden OzarksF Kristina Kinner Texas-DallasF Amanda Norton LeTourneauF Jordan Morley Hardin-SimmonsF Emily Hoag Louisiana CollegeMF Danica Saxson East Texas BaptistMF Lori Gomez Howard PayneMF Chelsea Coleman OzarksMF Katie Makanani Texas-DallasGK Carla Lambert Louisiana CollegeGK Lori Langman OzarksGK Erin Mason East Texas Baptist All-ASC Honorable MentionD Meredith Bowman LeTourneauF Lexy Smith Mary Hardin-BaylorF Kiera Ruck Concordia TexasF Lauren Daily Texas-TylerF Sunny Valencia Texas LutheranMF Lauren Hankins Howard PayneMF Danielle Gomez SchreinerMF Hannah Haddock Louisiana CollegeMF Emily Whisehunt Concordia TexasMF Marione Coronel Louisiana CollegeMF Brittany Paxton Mary Hardin-Baylor


Points GP No. Avg/G1. Hardin-Simmons 22 219 9.952. Texas-Tyler 19 176 9.263. Mississippi College 21 161 7.674. Texas-Dallas 21 126 6.005. Howard Payne 19 122 6.426. Texas Lutheran 19 117 6.167. Mary Hardin-Baylor 18 100 5.568. LeTourneau 19 62 3.269. Ozarks 19 49 2.5810. East Texas Baptist 17 46 2.7111. Concordia Texas 10 34 3.4012. McMurry 12 11 0.9213. Louisiana College 18 9 0.5014. Schreiner 17 8 0.47 Goals GP No. Avg/G1. Hardin-Simmons 22 77 3.502. Texas-Tyler 19 67 3.533. Mississippi College 21 56 2.674. Texas-Dallas 21 46 2.195. Texas Lutheran 19 42 2.216. Howard Payne 19 41 2.167. Mary Hardin-Baylor 18 38 2.118. LeTourneau 19 23 1.219. East Texas Baptist 17 19 1.1210. Ozarks 19 18 0.9511. Concordia Texas 10 14 1.4012. McMurry 12 5 0.4213. Louisiana College 18 4 0.2214. Schreiner 17 3 0.18 Assists GP No. Avg/G1. Hardin-Simmons 22 65 2.952. Mississippi College 21 49 2.333. Texas-Tyler 19 42 2.214. Howard Payne 19 40 2.115. Texas-Dallas 21 34 1.626. Texas Lutheran 19 33 1.747. Mary Hardin-Baylor 18 24 1.338. LeTourneau 19 16 0.849. Ozarks 19 13 0.6810. East Texas Baptist 17 8 0.4711. Concordia Texas 10 6 0.6012. Schreiner 17 2 0.1213. McMurry 12 1 0.0814. Louisiana College 18 1 0.06

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ozarks SOCCER2008 American Southwest Conference review

ASC Individual Awards ASC Offensive Player of the Year: Takenda Cotton, F, Fr., Howard Payne UniversityASC Defensive Player of the Year: Christi Carr, GK, Jr., Hardin-Simmons UniversityASC Offensive Freshman of the Year: Kelli Wentworth, F, Howard Payne UniversityASC Defensive Freshman of the Year: Hannah Langley, D, Mississippi CollegeASC Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year: Carrie Kirk, D, Jr., Mississippi CollegeCoach of the Year: Marcus Wood, Hardin-Simmons University

2008 ASC Final Standings

ASC Overall

W L T Pct. W L T Pct.

Hardin-Simmons 12 0 1 .962 15 3 4 .773

Texas-Dallas 11 1 1 .885 14 4 3 .738

Mississippi College 11 2 0 .846 17 4 0 .810

Texas-Tyler 10 3 0 .769 14 4 1 .763

Mary Hardin-Baylor 9 4 0 .692 10 8 0 .556

Howard Payne 7 6 0 .538 10 9 0 .526

Texas Lutheran 7 6 0 .538 9 10 0 .474

East Texas Baptist 7 6 0 .538 7 10 0 .412

Ozarks 6 7 0 .462 8 11 0 .421

LeTourneau 4 9 0 .308 6 13 0 .316

Concordia Texas 3 10 0 .231 3 11 2 .250

Louisiana College 1 11 1 .115 1 15 2 .111

Schreiner 0 11 2 .077 0 15 2 .059

McMurry 0 12 1 .038 0 15 1 .031

Goals Allowed GP No. Avg/G1. Hardin-Simmons 22 7 0.322. Texas-Dallas 21 11 0.523. Texas-Tyler 19 12 0.634. Mississippi College 21 15 0.715. Howard Payne 19 26 1.376. Texas Lutheran 19 29 1.537. East Texas Baptist 17 36 2.128. Mary Hardin-Baylor 18 38 2.119. Ozarks 19 44 2.3210. LeTourneau 19 46 2.4211. Concordia Texas 10 47 4.7012. McMurry 12 65 5.4213. Louisiana College 18 67 3.7214. Schreiner 17 72 4.24 GAA Minutes GAA1. Hardin-Simmons 2082:54 0.302. Texas-Dallas 1981:57 0.503. Texas-Tyler 1739:14 0.624. Mississippi College 1915:42 0.705. Texas Lutheran 1722:51 1.516. Howard Payne 1687:16 1.817. East Texas Baptist 1549:26 2.098. Mary Hardin-Baylor 1627:28 2.109. Ozarks 1712:21 2.3110. LeTourneau 1591:22 2.8311. Concordia Texas 1288:30 3.4212. Louisiana College 1639:08 3.6813. McMurry 1375:00 4.2514. Schreiner 1480:03 4.26 Shutouts GP No. Avg/G1. Hardin-Simmons 22 17 0.772. Texas-Dallas 21 13 0.623. Texas-Tyler 19 12 0.634. Mississippi College 21 12 0.575. Howard Payne 19 7 0.376. Texas Lutheran 19 6 0.327. East Texas Baptist 17 5 0.298. Mary Hardin-Baylor 18 5 0.289. LeTourneau 19 5 0.2610. Concordia Texas 10 4 0.4011. Ozarks 19 4 0.2112. Louisiana College 18 3 0.1713. Schreiner 17 2 0.1214. McMurry 12 1 0.08


ozarks SOCCER2008 season review

Drotar Sets Mark In First Season In his first season at Ozarks, head coach Bryan Drotar led the Lady Eagles to a program-best 8 wins. Drotar’s team also tied for the most American Southwest Confer-ence wins (6) in school history. Drotar led Ozarks to a 1-0 upset win over playoff-bound Mary Hardin-Baylor and later collected a dramatic come-from-behind overtime win over LeTourneau in October to cap a strong showing at home. The Lady Eagles finished with a 5-5-0 mark at Hurie Field. The program has appeared to turn the corner the past three season after posting a disappointing a 3-15-0 record in 2005. The 2007 team had its first winning season since the program began in 1996. The 2006 campaign saw the Lady Eagles more than double their victories from the previous season.

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Crutchfield, Pearson Earn High Marks Junior defenders Taylor Crutchfield and Ema-lee Pearson were named to the National Soc-cer Coaches Association of America/Adidas NCAA III Scholar-Athlete All-South Region Honorable Mention Team. The two were recognized for their outstanding academic achievements, one of which was maintaining above a 3.50 grade point average. Crutch-field, a biology major from Claremore, Okla., started in all 19 matches and scored one goal. She has been on the ASC All-Academic Team twice in her career. She was named All-Conference in 2006. Pearson, a junior strategic communications major from Salt Lake City, Utah, was named to the All-ASC Second Team in 2008. Pearson started in each of Ozarks 19 matches and played the most minutes on the team. Pearson addition-ally works in the Sports Information Office and is editor of the Communique, a campus newsletter produced bi-weekly. She has been on the ASC All-Academic Team twice. Both Crutchfield and Pearson have been members of the Dean’s List while at Ozarks.

Inspiring Community Service The Lady Eagles completed the Ozark re-gion’s 11th annual Susan G. Komen 5K Race for the Cure in April. Adorned in bright green team shirts, the annual race was held at the Pinnacle Hills Promenade Mall in Rogers, Ark. In 2008 the Arkansas race funded over $653,000 to 14 agencies that support breast health education, screening and treatment. The largest series of 5K runs/fitness walks in the world, the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2008. “It’s really fun to get out and support the Race for the Cure,” assistant coach Colby Keesee said. “It’s so awesome to see all of the people running the race and knowing we’re all supporting such a great cause.” The team was also active in Student-Athlete Advisory Committee service projects throughout the school year.

Tops In Athletic Department Eight players received ASC All-Academic hon-ors, the most of any program in the athletic department during the 2008-2009 academic year. To be eligible for ASC All-Academic hon-ors, student-athletes must have lettered, be in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a career grade-point average of 3.00 or better. Taylor Crutchfield, a junior biology major from Claremore, Okla., Heather Dryden, a junior physical education major from Plano, Texas, Emalee Pearson, a junior strategic communications major from Salt Lake City, Utah, Roxanne Moody, a junior management/business administration major from Euless, Texas, and Laura Spruiell, a junior physical education major from Dallas, Texas, made it for the second time in their respective careers. Kristi Gordon, a sopho-more business administration major from Fort Worth, Texas, Lori Langman, a sopho-more biology major from San Antonio, Texas, and Jessica Martin, a sophomore undeclared major from Bentonville, Ark., made the team in their first year eligible. The Lady Eagles had nine players on the team a year ago.

Four Net All-ASC Honors Four players from the 2008 team were voted to the All-ASC Team. Junior defender Emalee Pearson earned All-ASC Second Team hon-ors, while junior forward Heather Dryden, sophomore midfielder Chelsea Coleman and sophomore goalkeeper Lori Langman were named to the All-ASC Third Team. Pearson, from Salt Lake City, Utah, paced a defensive unit that set the program record for most wins (8), while tying the program record for most conference wins (6). Pearson started in all 19 matches and played the most minutes for Ozarks during the 2008 season. A de-fensive specialist, Pearson was instrumental in helping Ozarks pull off an upset against Mary Hardin-Baylor October 11. A three-year starter, she has played in 52 career matches. She is also a two-time member of the ASC All-Academic Team. Dryden, from Plano, Texas, led the team in shots (52) and ranked second on the team in points (11) and goals (5). A starter in all 19 matches, Dryden had a two-goal performance against Louisiana College and had a team-best 10 shots against Mc-Murry. She ends the season ranked fourth at Ozarks in career points (47), career goals (18) and career assists (11). She has 134 career shots and 5 game-winning goals, both third-most at Ozarks. This marks the third time she has been All-ASC. Coleman, from Fort Worth, Texas, led the team in points (17), goals (6) and assists (5). She finished with 32 shots, second-most on the team. Coleman had the team’s only hat trick during the season when she netted all three Ozarks’ goals in a 3-2 overtime win against LeTourneau. She had three games in which she scored a goal and had an assist. Langman, from San Antonio, Texas, received All-ASC honors for the sec-ond straight season. Langman finished with 129 saves and a .782 saves percentage, both fifth in the ASC. She notched four shutouts and owned a 2.00 goals against average, each of which were in the ASC’s top-10. A starter in 18 matches, she played 1622:21 minutes in goal and had six games with ten or more saves, including a career-high 14 against Hardin-Simmons.

Dryden Climbing Record Books Junior forward Heather Dryden continues to climb the school record books. Dryden has established herself among the top offensive threats in the conference, while making a mark on the school record books. Following the 2008 season, she has 47 career points (4th), 18 career goals (4th) and 11 career assists (4th). She has 134 career shots and 5 game-winning goals, both third-most at Ozarks. A three-time All-Conference player, Dryden led the 2008 team in shots (52) and ranked second on the team in points (11) and goals (5). Dryden needs 4 goals to move into second all-time and 9 points to be in sec-ond place in points. The senior from Plano, Texas, had 8 goals in 2007 and 5 goals her freshman year. She recorded a career-high 21 points in 2007.

Heather Dryden

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ozarks SOCCER2008 Statistics/results

2008 Match Results Date Opponent Score Record (ASC) Attend. Goals (assists) Aug 30 TEXAS COLLEGE L 0-2 0-1-0, 0-0-0 115 - Sep 1 CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE W 3-2 1-1-0, 0-0-0 85 Laura Spruiell (Roxanne Moody) Heather Dryden (Chelsea Coleman) Taylor Crutchfield (Laura Spruiell) Sep 7 at Lyon College L 0-8 1-2-0, 0-0-0 55 - Sep 8 at Hendrix College L 0-1 1-3-0, 0-0-0 149 - Sep 13 at Harding L 0-6 1-4-0, 0-0-0 200 - Sep 15 TABOR COLLEGE W 2-1 2-4-0, 0-0-0 55 Heather Dryden (Chelsea Coleman) Chelsea Coleman (Marisa Maldonado) Sep 20 *UT-DALLAS L 0-2 2-5-0, 0-1-0 75 - Sep 25 *MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L 0-2 2-6-0, 0-2-0 75 - Sep 27 *LOUISIANA COLLEGE W 4-1 3-6-0, 1-2-0 75 Chelsea Coleman (unassisted) Kristi Gordon (Chelsea Coleman) Heather Dryden (unassisted) Heather Dryden (unassisted) Oct 3 *at Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 0-4 3-7-0, 1-3-0 87 - Oct 4 *at McMurry University W 2-0 4-7-0, 2-3-0 80 Chelsea Coleman (Marisa Maldonado) Marisa Maldonado (Chelsea Coleman) Oct 9 *HOWARD PAYNE UNIV. L 1-2 4-8-0, 2-4-0 115 Laura Spruiell (Marisa Maldonado) Oct 11 *MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR W 1-0 5-8-0, 3-4-0 115 Heather Dryden (Jessica Martin) Oct 17 *at Texas Lutheran L 0-7 5-9-0, 3-5-0 175 - Oct 18 *at Schreiner University W 1-0 6-9-0, 4-5-0 313 Marisa Maldonado (unassisted) Oct 23 *EAST TEXAS BAPTIST L 0-1 6-10-0, 4-6-0 115 - Oct 25 *LETOURNEAU UNIV. W 3-2 OT 7-10-0, 5-6-0 110 Chelsea Coleman (Kaitlyn Williams) Chelsea Coleman (Marisa Maldonado, Kristi Gordon) Chelsea Coleman (Heather Dryden) Oct 30 *at Concordia Univ. Texas W 1-0 8-10-0, 6-6-0 50 Kristi Gordon (Chelsea Coleman) Nov 1 *at UT-Tyler L 0-3 8-11-0, 6-7-0 400 -

Team vs Opponents Ozarks Opponents Goals-Shot attempts 18-150 44-315 Goals scored per game 0.95 2.32 Shot pct. .120 .140 Shots on goal-Attempts 96-150 185-315 SOG pct. .640 .587 Shots/Game 7.9 16.6 Assists 15 34 Corner Kicks 58 72 Penalty Kicks 0-0 2-2 Yellow cards 5 4 Red cards 0 0 Attendance Total 935 1509 Dates/Avg Per Date 10/94 9/168

Team vs Opponents By Half Goals By Half 1st 2nd OT Total Ozarks 7 10 1 18 Opponents 19 25 0 44

Shots By Half 1st 2nd OT Total Ozarks 74 74 2 150 Opponents 155 160 0 315

Saves By Period 1st 2nd OT Total Ozarks 73 68 0 141 Opponents 38 39 1 78

Corners By Half 1st 2nd OT Total Ozarks 34 23 1 58 Opponents 32 40 0 72

Fouls By Half 1st 2nd OT Total Ozarks 34 33 0 67 Opponents 41 53 0 94

2008 Final Statistics

GP-GS MIN G A PTS SH SHOT % SOG SOG% GWG PK-ATT

Chelsea Coleman 18-18 1529 6 5 17 33 .182 20 .606 3 0-0

Heather Dryden 19-19 1687 5 1 11 52 .096 30 .577 1 0-0

Marisa Maldonado 19-19 1597 2 4 8 8 .250 6 .750 1 0-0

Kristi Gordon 19-18 1502 2 1 5 22 .091 14 .636 2 0-0

Laura Spruiell 18-7 1126 2 1 5 7 .286 6 .857 0 0-0

Taylor Crutchfield 19-19 1583 1 0 2 7 .143 6 .857 1 0-0

Kaitlyn Williams 19-15 940 0 1 1 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0

Roxanne Moody 19-18 1187 0 1 1 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0

Jessica Martin 15-0 837 0 1 1 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0

Emalee Pearson 19-19 1712 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0

Kristyn Shinn 19-19 1705 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0

Paige Hafner 19-18 1561 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0

Nichole Singleton 2-1 6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

Lori Langman 18-18 1487 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

Total 19-19 - 18 15 51 150 .120 96 .640 8 0-0

Opponents 19-19 - 44 34 122 315 .140 185 .587 10 2-2

2008 Final Goalkeeping Statistics

GP-GS MIN GA GAA SAVES SAVES% W L T SHO

Lori Langman 18-18 1622:21 36 2.00 129 .782 8 10 0 4

Kaitlyn Williams 1-1 90:00 8 8.00 9 .529 0 1 0 0

Team 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0

Total 19 1712:21 44 2.31 139 .760 8 11 0 4

Opponents 19 1712:18 18 0.95 78 .812 11 8 0 10


ozarks SOCCER2009 Opponents

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Sept. 1 @ Home Central Baptist College Location: Conway, Ark. Enrollment: 400Conference: IndependentAffiliation: NCCAA I Nickname: Mustangs2008 Record: 3-11-1 Conf. Finish: NA H Coach: Justin Hawkins Starter’s Returning: 10 SID: NA SID Phone: (501) 329-6872 Sept. 5 @ Memphis, Tenn. Rhodes College Location: Memphis, Tenn. Enrollment: 1,673Conference: SCACAffiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Lynx2008 Record: 14-4-2 Conf. Finish: 8-1-0 (1st) H Coach: Joe Vari Starter’s Returning: 3 SID: Matt Dean SID Phone: (901) 843-3946 Sept. 6 @ Memphis, Tenn. Cal Lutheran University Location: Thousands Oaks, Calif. Enrollment: 3,190Conference: SCIACAffiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Regals2008 Record: 10-7-4 Conf. Finish: 7-4-1 (2nd) H Coach: Frank Marino Starter’s Returning: 9 SID: Scott Chrisholm SID Phone: (805) 493-3153

Sept. 10 @ Home Hendrix College Location: Conway, Ark. Enrollment: 1,350Conference: SCAC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Warriors2008 Record: 7-10-0 Conf. Finish: 1-8-0 (9th)H Coach: Jim Evans Starter’s Returning: 5SID: Brian Rejer SID Phone: (501) 450-1426

Sept. 11 @ Arkadelphia, Ark. Ouachita Baptist University Location: Arkadelphia, Ark. Enrollment: 1,448Conference: Gulf South Affiliation: NCAA II Nickname: Tigers2008 Record: 2-8-0 Conf. Finish: 0-8-0 (9th)H Coach: Alex Denning Starter’s Returning: 4SID: Alan Greenwood SID Phone: (870) 245-5186

Oct. 3 @ Home McMurry University Location: Abilene, Texas Enrollment: 1,206Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: None2008 Record: 0-15-1Conf. Finish: 0-12-1 (14th) H Coach: Tim Grove Starter’s Returning: 2 SID: Kyle Robarts SID Phone: (325) 793-4612 Oct. 9 @ Brownwood, TexasHoward Payne University Location: Brownwood, Texas Enrollment: 1,385Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Jackets2008 Record: 10-9-0 Conf. Finish: 7-6-0 (6th) H Coach: Sam McCutchenStarter’s Returning: 11 SID: Abram Choate SID Phone: (325) 649-8111

Oct. 10 @ Belton, Texas Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor Location: Belton, Texas Enrollment: 1,875Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Crusaders2008 Record: 10-8-0Conf. Finish: 9-4-0 (5th) H Coach: Meg Brown Starter’s Returning: 5 SID: Jon Wallin SID Phone: (254) 295-4611 Oct. 15 @ Home Texas Lutheran University Location: Seguin, Texas Enrollment: 1,360Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Bulldogs2008 Record: 9-10-0 Conf. Finish: 7-6-0 (7th) H Coach: Mike Alderson Starter’s Returning: 3 SID: Tim Clark SID Phone: (830) 372-6877

Oct. 17 @ Home Schreiner University Location: Kerrville, Texas Enrollment: 984Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Mountaineers2008 Record: 0-15-2Conf. Finish: 0-11-2 (13th) H Coach: Wayne Hinkley Starter’s Returning: 4 SID: Drew Miller SID Phone: (830) 777-0787

Oct. 23 @ Marshall, Texas East Texas Baptist University Location: Marshall, Texas Enrollment: 1,095Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Tigers2008 Record: 7-10-0Conf. Finish: 7-6-0 (8th) H Coach: Paul GrantStarter’s Returning: 8 SID: David Weaver SID Phone: (903) 923-2129 Oct. 24 @ Longview, TexasLeTourneau University Location: Longview, Texas Enrollment: 3,034Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: YellowJackets2008 Record: 5-12-0 Conf. Finish: 3-8-0 (10th) H Coach: David Plunk Starter’s Returning: 4 SID: Brian Howard SID Phone: (903) 233-3735 Oct. 29 @ HomeConcordia University Texas Location: Austin, Texas Enrollment: 828Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Tornadoes2008 Record: 4-12-2 Conf. Finish: 3-10-0 (11th) H Coach: Corey Holton Starter’s Returning: 5 SID: Tony Baldwin SID Phone: (512) 313-4503

Oct. 31 @ Home University of Texas-Tyler Location: Tyler, Texas Enrollment: 4,578Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Patriots2008 Record: 14-4-1 Conf. Finish: 10-3-0 (4th) H Coach: Stefani Webb Starter’s Returning: 3 SID: Peyton Low SID Phone: (903) 565-5559

Sept. 15 @ Home Lyon College Location: Batesville, Ark. Enrollment: 500Conference: TranSouth Affiliation: NAIA Nickname: Scots2008 Record: 12-5-2 Conf. Finish: 4-1-1 (2nd) H Coach: Tyson John Starter’s Returning: 8 SID: Gene McCoy SID Phone: (870) 307-7516 Sept. 19 @ Richardson, Texas University of Texas-Dallas Location: Richardson, Texas Enrollment: 7,776Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Comets2008 Record: 14-4-3 Conf. Finish: 11-1-1 (2nd)H Coach: John Antonisse Starter’s Returning: 7 SID: Bruce Unrue SID Phone: (972) 883-6308 Sept. 24 @ Clinton, Miss. Mississippi College Location: Clinton, Miss. Enrollment: 3,089Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Choctaws2008 Record: 17-4-0 Conf. Finish: 11-2-0 (3rd) H Coach: Darryl Longabaugh Starter’s Returning: 7SID: Chris Brooks SID Phone: (601) 925-3234 Sept. 26 @ Pineville, La. Louisiana College Location: Pineville, La. Enrollment: 1,056Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Wildcats2008 Record: 1-15-2Conf. Finish: 1-11-1 (12th)H Coach: Craig Harwell Starter’s Returning: 7 SID: Alex Goodling SID Phone: (318) 487-7590

Oct. 1 @ Home Hardin-Simmons University Location: Abilene, Texas Enrollment: 2,425Conference: ASC Affiliation: NCAA III Nickname: Cowboys2008 Record: 15-3-4Conf. Finish: 12-0-1 (1st)H Coach: Marcus Wood Starter’s Returning: 9 SID: Chad Grubbs SID Phone: (325) 670-1473


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ozarks SOCCERcareer/program records

Team RecordsSingle SeasonMost Wins 8 (2008)Fewest Losses 6 (2007)Most Losses 16 (1997)Most Consecutive Losses 12 (2005)Fewest Wins 0 (1996, 97)Most Ties 4 (2007)Fewest Ties 0 (1996, 00, 01, 04, 05, 08)Best Winning Pct. .529 (2007)Lowest Winning Pct. .000 (1996)Most Goals Scored 38 (2004)Fewest Goals Scored 4 (2000)Most Goals Allowed 79 (2004)Most Assists 30 (2004)Most Points 106 (2004)Most Shots 254 (1998)Fewest Goals Allowed 23 (2007)Best Goals Against Average 1.28 (2007)Most Shots Attempted 282 (2007)Most Shots Allowed 378 (2000)Most PK’s Attempted 3 (2002)Most PK’s Scored 2 (1998, 06, 07)Most PK’s Against 5 (2006)Most Goals Allowed on PK’s 4 (2006)Most Saves 165 (2000)Most Shutouts 5 (1998)Most Consecutive Shutouts 4 (1998)Fewest Times Shutout 4 (1999, 07)Most Times Shutout 11 (2000, 05)Longest Unbeaten Streak 6 (2-0-4), (2007)

Single MatchMost Goals Scored 12 vs Louisiana College (2003) 12 vs Mid-America Christian (2006)Most Shots 45 vs Mid-America Christian (2006)Most Goals Allowed 11 vs Rhodes College (2000)Most Saves 30 vs Mississippi College (2000) Individual RecordsSingle SeasonMost Goals 21, Lindy Swatzell (2004)Goals Per Game 1.11, Lindy Swatzell (2004)Most Assists 12, Jessalyn Halsted (2004)Highest Assists/Game 0.63, Jessalyn Halsted (2004)Most Points 46, Lindy Swatzell (2004)Highest Points/Game 2.42, Lindy Swatzell (2004)Most Shots 94, Lindy Swatzell (2004)Shots Per Game 5.12, Lindy Swatzell (2003)Shots on Goal 60, Lindy Swatzell (2004)Game Winning Goals 3, Lindy Swatzell (2004) 3, Chelsea Coleman (2008)Most Saves 175, Olivia Fisher (2006) Saves Per Game 12.08, Jessica Bush (2000)Fewest Goals Allowed 6, Rachel Davies (1998) Minutes Played 1778:56, Olivia Fisher (2006)Most Shutouts 4, Erin Tobey (1998) 4, Lori Langman, (2008)Best GAA 1.29, Lori Langman (2007)

Single MatchMost Goals 6, Lindy Swatzell vs Louisiana Coll. (2003)Most Assists 4, Marissa Andrade vs Louis. Coll. (2003) 4, Jessalyn Halsted vs LeTourneau (2004)Most Points 14, Lindy Swatzell vs Louis. Coll. (2003)Most Shots 12, Kristyn Shinn vs Mid-America (2006)Most Saves 30, Jessica Bush vs Miss. College (2000)

All-Time Coaching Records Overall Record ASC Record Year Head Coach W L T Pct. W L T Pct. ASC Finish1996 Scott Placek 0 14 0 .000 0 6 0 .000 5th1997 Scott Placek 0 16 2 .055 0 6 2 .125 5th 1998 Aaron Metzger 6 11 2 .368 4 4 0 .500 4th 1999 Dave De Hart 6 12 1 .342 3 5 0 .375 3rd2000 Andy Williamson 1 14 0 .066 1 9 0 .100 6th2001 Jeremey Bernard 3 10 0 .230 3 7 0 .166 5th 2002 Jeremey Bernard 3 13 2 .222 3 7 2 .416 5th2003 Jeremey Bernard 4 13 1 .250 2 11 1 .178 7th2004 Adam Nirenberg 5 14 0 .263 5 8 0 .384 9th 2005 Justin Neese 3 15 0 .166 3 10 0 .230 10th2006 Justin Neese 7 10 2 .421 4 9 0 .307 10th 2007 Chad Leonard 7 6 4 .529 6 6 1 .500 7th2008 Bryan Drotar 8 11 0 .421 6 7 0 .461 9th TOTALS: 53 159 14 .265 40 95 9 .309

Games Played 1. Olivia Fisher (2004-07) 732. Kate Schoenhals (2003-05, 07) 713. Ember Smith (2003-06) 704. Becky Obermueller (2002-05) 68 Letty Trevino (2001-04) 685. Marissa Andrade (2001-04) 67 Lindsey Turnbow (2001-04) 67 Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 67Games Started1. Kate Schoenhals (2003-05, 07) 682. Ember Smith (2003-06) 66 Marissa Andrade (2001-04) 663. Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 654. Letty Trevino (2001-04) 595. Kara Carlson (2000-03) 57Saves1. Jessica Bush (1999-02) 5442. Lori Langman (2007-08) 1893. Olivia Fisher (2004-07) 175 4. Sarah Stratton (2003) 1425. Jessica Falls (2005) 117Goals Against Average1. Lori Langman (2007-08) 1.642. Olivia Fisher (20004-07) 2.063. Jessica Falls (2005) 2.124. Sarah Stratton (2003) 2.235. Jessica Bush (1999-02) 2.74Wins1. Lori Langman (2007-08) 152. Jessica Bush (1999-02) 13 3. Olivia Fisher (20064-07 74. Sarah Stratton (2003) 4 Erin Tobey (1998) 4 5. Carrie Rogers (2004) 3 Jessica Falls (2005) 3Shutouts1. Lori Langman (2007-2008) 7 Jessica Bush (1999-02) 72. Erin Tobey (1998) 43. Olivia Fisher (2004-07) 34. Carrie Rogers (2004) 2 Jessica Falls (2005) 25. Sarah Stratton (2003) 1 Rachel Davis (1998) 1 Minutes Played1. Jessica Bush (1999-02) 49282. Lori Langman (2007-08) 3230 3. Olivia Fisher (2006-07) 17894. Carrie Rogers (2004) 17275. Sarah Stratton (2003) 1654

Goals Scored1. Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 422. Lisa Hilton (1998-99, 02) 213. Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) 194. Heather Dryden (2006-08) 185. Laura Spruiell (2006-08) 13Goals Per Game1. Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 0.632. Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) 0.413. Lisa Hilton (98-99, 02) 0.404. Heather Dryden (2006-08) 0.355. Chelsea Coleman (2007-08) 0.31Assists1. Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) 172. Marissa Andrade (2001-04) 143. Lisa Hilton (1998-99, 02) 134. Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 11 Amanda Bohon (2005-07) 11 Heather Dryden (2006-08) 11 5. Chelsea Coleman (2007-08) 9Assists Per Game1. Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) 0.372. Chelsea Coleman (2007-08) 0.263. Lisa Hilton (1998-99, 02) 0.254. Heather Dryden (2006-08) 0.22 5. Marissa Andrade (2001-04) 0.21 Points1. Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 952. Lisa Hilton (1998-99, 02) 55 Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) 553. Heather Dryden (2006-08) 364. Laura Spruiell (2006-08) 275. Chelsea Coleman (2007-08) 31 1. Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 1.42 2. Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) 1.203. Lisa Hilton (1998-99, 02) 1.06 4. Heather Dryden (2006-08) 0.92 5. Chelsea Coleman (2007-08) 0.89Shots Attempted1. Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 3132. Lisa Hilton (1998-99, 02) 1733. Heather Dryden (2006-08) 1344. Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) 116 5. Olivia Foster (2004-07) 61Shots Per Game1. Lindy Swatzell (2001-04) 4.672. Lisa Hilton (1998-99, 02) 3.333. Heather Dryden (2006-08) 2.634. Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) 2.525. Chelsea Coleman (2007-08) 1.69

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09Academic All-America (All-District)2003 Kara Carlson2007 Jessalyn Halsted (ESPN The Magazine) Kate Schoenhals (ESPN The Magazine)All-ASC1998 Lisa Hilton2001 Lindy Swatzell 2004 Lindy Swatzell (1st) Jessalyn Halsted (2nd) Kate Schoenhals (3rd) Marissa Andrade (Hon. Men.)2005 Jessalyn Halsted (2nd) Kate Schoenhals (3rd) Becky Obermueller (Hon. Men.)2006 Marisa Maldonado (3rd) Amanda Bohon (Hon. Men.) Taylor Crutchfield (Hon. Men.) Heather Dryden (Hon. Men.) Olivia Fisher (Hon. Men.) 2007 Amanda Bohon (3rd) Heather Dryden (3rd) Olivia Fisher (2nd) Jessalyn Halsted (2nd) Lori Langman (Hon. Men.) Kate Schoenhals (Hon. Men.) Emily Wright (Hon. Men.)2008 Emalee Pearson (2nd) Chelsea Coleman (3rd) Heather Dryden (3rd) Lori Langman (3rd) ASC All-East Division 1998 Rachel Davies (1st) Lisa Hilton (1st) Liza Talley (1st)1999 Lisa Hilton Erica Hinkle Sarah Martin Liza Talley2000 Chelsea McCrory (1st) Anne Obermueller (2nd) Debbie Giesecke (2nd)2001 Lindy Swatzell (1st) Marissa Andrade (2nd)2002 Kara Carlson (2nd) Kim Jacky (2nd) Lindy Swatzell (2nd)2003 Katie Lien (2nd) Kate Schoenhals (2nd) Lindy Swatzell (2nd) Marissa Andrade (Hon. Men.) Ember Smith (Hon. Men.) Sarah Stratton (Hon. Men.)ASC East Division Co-Offensive Freshman of the Year2001 Lindy SwatzellASC Quad-Defensive Freshman of the Year2007 Lori LangmanNSCAA/Adidas Scholar-Athlete All-Region 2008 Taylor Crutchfield (Hon. Men.) Emalee Pearson (Hon. Men.) NSCAA Team Academic Award2002, 2003, 2007

ASC All-Academic Team1996 Elisabeth Davis Rebecca McCollum Tammy Myers Emily Williams Debra Fox Elise Curtis1997 Elise Curtis Elisabeth Davis Paige Dean Maria Gregorion Jenny Leggett Crista Miser Tammy Myers Erin Tobey 1998 Elisabeth Davis Debra Fox Christa Miser Erin Tobey Lindsey Trimble1999 Lisa Hilton Crista Miser Amanda Treat Lindsey Trimble2000 Jennifer Jungman Anne Obermueller Lyndsey Trimble2001 Kara Carlson Jennifer Jungman Natalie Mourton Anne Obermueller2002 Kara Carlson Lisa Hilton Kim Jacky Natalie Mourton Anne Obermueller Shannon Peterson Lindsey Turnbow2003 Kara Carlson Natalie Mourton Shannon Peterson Lindsey Turnbow2004 Carrie Rogers Kate Schoenhals Ember Smith Lindsey Turnbow2005 Mandi Carter Olivia Fisher Jessalyn Halsted Kate Schoenhals Ember Smith2006 Katie Adan Amanda Bohon Mandi Carter Olivia Fisher Jessalyn Halsted 2007 Amanda Bohon Taylor Crutchfield Heather Dryden Olivia Fisher Jessalyn Halsted Roxanne Moody Emalee Pearson Kate Schoenhals Laura Spruiell 2008 Taylor Crutchfield Heather Dryden Kristi Gordon Lori Langman Jessica Martin Roxanne Moody Emalee Pearson Laura Spruiell

Cassie Lewis (2000) Catherine Lewis (2000)Katie Lien (2003) -M- Marisa Maldonado (2006-08)Jessica Martin (2007-08)Sarah Martin (1999)Paula Matamoros (1999) Rebecca McCollum (1996)Chelsea McCrory (2000)Terah McGill (2005) Melissa Meesey (1996) Marissa Merritt (2006)Christa Miser (1996--99) Roxanne Moody (2006-08)Natalie Mourton (1999, 01-03) Savannah Munger (2006) Tammy Myers (1996-97) -N- Raysha Naumann (2006)-O- Anne Obermueller (1999--02)Becky Obermueller (2002-05) -P- Emalee Pearson (2006-08)Jennifer Peroyea (1998)Shannon Peterson (2001-03)-R- Katrina Reiser (1996) Esmeralda Resendez (2005)Mafer Reyna (2000) Carrie Rogers (2004)Stephanie Rosenthal (1999)-S- Kate Schoenhals (2003-05, 07)Lidia Yoybe Sierra (1996)Mary Jo Sheehy (2000)Lindsey Shellstrom (2003) Kristyn Shinn (2006-08)Sandy Short (2000-01)Nicole Simpson (2003) Nichol Singleton (2008)Brandi Sliger (2003)Ember Smith (2003-06)Laura Spruiell (2006-08) Sarah Stratton (2003)Lindy Swatzell (2001-04)Nicole Switzer (2000)-T- Liza Talley (1998-99)Erin Tobey (1997-98)Valerie Torres (1998)Letty Trevino (2001-04)Lyndsey Trimble (1997-00) Lindsey Turnbow (2001-04)-V- Lori Vickers (1996-97) Merary Villatoro (2000)-W- Emily Williams (1996) Kaitlyn Williams (2008) Emily Wright (2007)-Z- Samantha Zajac (2003)

All-Time Lettermen -A- Gaby Abrego (2000)Katie Adan (2005-06)Amanda Alexander (2005)Marissa Andrade (2001-04) -B-Laura Bahm (1996) Stacy Beaty (2002)Tonya Bibee (1997)Amanda Bohon (2005-07)Katy Botson (2000)Danielle Burns (2001)Jessica Bush (1999-02)-C- Krissa Calgeron (2001)Emma Cantele (2005-07)Kara Carlson (2000-03)Cayenne Carter (2004)Mandi Carter (2003, 05-06) Siama Chauhan (1996-98)Sarah Clary (1997-99) Chelsea Coleman (2007-08)Jamie Craig (2002)Taylor Crutchfield (2006-08)Alma Cruz-Herget (2003) Elise Curtis (1996-97) -D- Elisabeth Davis (1996-98)Rachel Davies (1998) Paige Dean (1997) Heather Dryden (2006-08) Tracy Duncan (1997) -F- Jessica Falls (2005) Leigh Ann Finley (1997)Olivia Fisher (2004-2007) Misty Ford (1997)Leslie Foster (1999-02) Deborah Fox (1996-98)-G- Lisa Ghio (1996-99) Debbie Giesecke (2000)Evelyn Gonzales (2002) Kristi Gordon (2006-08) Maria Gregoriou (1996)Jennifer Guernica (2001) -H- Jessalyn Halsted (2004-07) Paige Hafner (2008)Casey Hamby (2000)Julie Harris (1997-98)Lisa Hilton (1998-99, 02) Erica Hinkle (1999) Lacey Howard (2004)-J- Kim Jacky (2002)Elisa Jacobo (1999) Hannah Johnson (1996) Jennifer Jungman (1998-01)-K- Amy Kampfer (2003, 05)Cassandra Koening (2002) -L- Lori Langman (2007-08) Lauren Lay (1998-99) Jenny Legget (1996-97)


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1996Overall Record: 0-14-0; ASC: 0-6-0 (5th) Home: 0-6-0 Away: 0-7-0 Neutral: 0-1-0Head Coach: Scott PlacekA Sep 6 Dallas Baptist L NAA Sep 7 *Univ. of Dallas L NA H Sep Mississippi College L NAA Sep 20 *Hardin-Simmons L NA A Sep 22 *Austin College L NA H Sep 24 Hendrix College L NA A Oct Mississippi College L NAH NA Opponent NA L NAH Oct 13 *Austin College L NA H Oct 18 *Hardin-Simmons L NA N Oct 19 Univ. of Dallas L NA A Oct 20 Hendrix College L NA H Oct 26 *Univ. of Dallas L NA A Nov 2 Dallas Baptist L NA 1997Overall Record: 0-16-2; ASC: 0-6-2 (5th) Home: 0-6-1 Away: 0-10-1 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Scott PlacekH Sep 1 Texas A&M L 0-7 A Sep 5 Dallas Baptist L 0-6 A Sep 6 UT-Dallas L 0-4H Sep 10 Hendrix College L 0-1 A Sep 13 Bartlesville Wesleyan L 0-9 A Sep 19 Southwest Baptist L 0-2 A Sep 20 Westminster College L 0-1 A Sep 27 *Austin College L 0-6 A Sep 28 *Univ. of Dallas T 1-1 A Oct 4 *Mississippi College L 0-5 A Oct 7 Univ. of Central Ark. L 0-2 H Oct 10 *Hardin-Simmons L 0-7 A Oct 15 Hendrix College L 0-3 H Oct 19 *Univ. of Dallas L 0-1 A Oct 24 *Hardin-Simmons L 0-9H Oct 29 Univ. of Central Ark. L 0-4 H Nov 1 *Mississippi College L 0-3 H Nov 2 *Austin College T 1-1 1998Overall Record: 6-11-2; ASC: 4-4-0 (4th) Home: 1-8-1 Away: 5-3-1 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Scott PlacekA Sep 4 *Mary Hardin-Baylor W 5-0A Sep 6 *Schreiner College W 3-0A Sep 8 Hendrix College W 1-0H Sep 11 *LeTourneau W 5-0H Sep 12 Austin College L 1-3H Sep 16 Bartlesville Wesleyen L 0-4H Sep 19 Mississippi College L 0-1H Sep 20 Southwest Baptist L 1-2A Sep 26 Fontbonne Univ. T (OT2) 1-1A Sep 27 Blackburn College W 1-0H Sep 30 Hendrix College T (OT2) 1-1 A Oct 4 *Austin College L 0-5H Oct 10 Dallas Baptist L 0-3H Oct 11 UT-Dallas L 1-2A Oct 15 Univ. of Central Ark. L 1-3H Oct 17 *Hardin-Simmons L 0-3H Oct 18 *Univ. of Dallas L 0-2A Oct 23 *Mississippi College L (OT) 1-2A Oct 24 *UT-Dallas W 1-0

1999 Overall Record: 6-12-1; ASC: 3-5-0 (3rd) Home: 3-4-0 Away: 3-8-1 Neutral: 0-0-0 Head Coach: Dave De HartA Aug 26 UA-Little Rock L NAH Sep 4 *Austin College L 0-3H Sep 10 *Mississippi College W 2-1A Sep 11 *LeTourneau Univ. W 2-1A Sep 15 Hendrix College L 1-2A Sep 17 *East Texas Baptist L NAA Sep 18 *LeTourneau W 2-1H Sep 22 Harding University L 1-4A Sep 25 Univ. of Dallas L 1-4A Sep 26 *Austin College L 0-4A Sep 28 Ouachita Baptist W 4-0A Oct 4 Maryville College L 2-5 H Oct 8 *East Texas Baptist L 1-3H Oct 9 *LeTourneau Univ. W 3-0H Oct 15 Univ. of Central Ark. L 0-2H Oct 17 Concordia-Austin W 2-0A Oct 23 *Mississippi College L 0-1A Nov. 2 Sewanee L 1-5A NA NA T 2000Overall Record: 1-14-0; ASC: 1-9-0 ASC (6th)Home: 1-6-0 Away: 0-8-0 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Andy WilliamsonH Sep 6 Hendrix College L 0-5H Sep 9 *Austin College L 0-10A Sep 12 Harding University L 0-7H Sep 15 *East Texas Baptist L 0-2H Sep 16 *LeTourneau Univ. L 1-6A Sep 19 Rhodes College L 0-11H Sep 22 *Louisiana College W 2-0H Sep 23 *Mississippi College L 0-5A Sep 30 Bartlesville Wesleyen L 0-1A Oct 6 *East Texas Baptist L 0-5A Oct 7 *LeTourneau L 0-4A Oct 13 *Louisiana College L 1-3A Oct 14 *Mississippi College L 0-6A Oct 20 *Austin College L 0-5H Sep 2 Westminster College L 0-3 2001Overall Record: 3-10-0; ASC: 3-7-0 (5th)Home: 2-4-0 Away: 1-6-0 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Jeremey BernardA Sep 13 *Mississippi College L 1-4 A Sep 15 *Louisiana College W 4-0 H Sep 21 *LeTourneau Univ. L 1-3 H Sep 22 *East Texas Baptist L 0-1 A Sep 28 *Austin College L 0-8 A Sep 30 Univ. of Dallas L 1-3 A Oct 4 *LeTourneau L 0-2 A Oct 6 *East Texas Baptist L 0-2 H Oct 12 Univ. of Dallas L 0-4 H Oct 14 *Austin College L 0-3 H Oct 18 *Mississippi College W 2-0 H Oct 20 *Louisiana College W 1-0 A Oct 10 Hendrix College L 1-4 2002Overall Record: 3-13-2; ASC: 3-7-2 (5th)Home: 2-5-1 Away: 1-7-1 Neutral: 0-1-0 Head Coach: Jeremey BernardH Sep 4 Hendrix College L 0-3 A Sep 7 Univ. of Central Ark. L 1-6 N Sep 8 Texas Lutheran L 0-1

A Sep 10 Bacone College L 0-4 H Sep 20 *Austin College L 0-3A Sep 22 Ouachita Baptist L 0-1 H Sep 29 *UT-Dallas L 0-4 A Oct 5 *Mississippi College L 0-5 A Oct 7 *Louisiana College W 7-0 H Oct 11 *East Texas Baptist L (OT) 1-2 H Oct 12 *LeTourneau Univ. W 2-0 A Oct 15 *Austin College L 0-6 H Oct 18 *Louisiana College W 6-1 H Oct 19 *Mississippi College L 0-1 A Oct 25 *East Texas Baptist T (OT2) 1-1 H Oct 26 *LeTourneau Univ. T (OT2) 0-0 A Nov 1 Texas Wesleyan L 2-3 A Nov 3 *UT-Dallas L 0-1 2003Overall Record: 4-13-1; ASC: 2-11-1 (7th)Home: 1-5-1 Away: 3-8-0 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Jeremey BernardA Aug 29 Schreiner University W 2-1 A Aug 31 Texas Lutheran L 0-3 A Sep 6 Lyon College W 4-1 A Sep 9 Hendrix College L 0-1 H Sep 12 *Austin College L 0-1A Sep 19 *UT-Tyler L 0-2 A Sep 21 *UT-Dallas L 0-5 H Sep 26 *Louisiana College W 3-0 H Sep 27 *Mississippi College L 0-3 A Oct 3 *East Texas Baptist L 0-1 A Oct 4 *LeTourneau L 1-4 A Oct 9 *Louisiana College W 12-1 A Oct 11 *Mississippi College L 0-6 H Oct 17 *East Texas Baptist L 0-3 H Oct 18 *LeTourneau Univ. T (OT2) 2-2 H Oct 24 *UT-Tyler L 0-1 H Oct 26 *UT-Dallas L 0-3 A Oct 31 *Austin College L (OT2) 2-3 2004Overall Record: 5-14-0; ASC: 5-8-0 (9th)Home: 3-8-0 Away: 2-6-0 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Adam NirenbergA Sep 1 Rhodes College L 0-9 H Sep 3 Oklahoma City Univ. L 1-10 H Sep 7 Hendrix College L 0-3 A Sep 11 Lyon College L 0-1 H Sep 17 *LeTourneau Univ. W 8-3 H Sep 18 *East Texas Baptist L (OT2) 3-4 A Sep 24 *UT-Tyler L 3-5 A Sep 25 *UT-Dallas L 0-8 H Sep 28 Lyon College L 2-3 H Oct 2 *Austin College L 1-3 H Oct 8 *Louisiana College W 6-0 H Oct 9 *Mississippi College L 2-4 A Oct 16 *Hardin-Simmons L 0-8 A Oct 15 *McMurry W 5-1 H Oct 22 *Concordia-Austin W 3-0 H Oct 23 *Mary Hardin-Baylor L 1-2 H Oct 26 William Woods L 1-4 A Oct 30 *Schreiner W 2-1 A Oct 31 *Texas Lutheran L 0-10 2005Overall Record: 3-15-0; ASC: 3-10-0 (10th)Home: 2-5-0 Away: 1-10-0 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Justin NeeseH Sep 3 LSU-Shreveport L 0-4 A Sep 10 Lambuth University L 0-2


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09A Sep 11 Lambuth University L 0-3 A Sep 16 *East Texas Baptist L 0-2 A Sep 17 *LeTourneau Univ. L 0-2 A Sep 20 Hendrix College L 1-2 H Sep 23 *UT-Dallas L 0-4 A Oct 1 *Austin College L 1-3 A Oct 4 Lyon College L (OT2) 1-2 A Oct 7 *Mississippi College L 0-2 A Oct 8 *Louisiana College L 0-1 H Oct 14 *Hardin-Simmons Univ. L 0-6 H Oct 15 *McMurry Univ. W 3-0 H Oct 18 *UT-Tyler L 0-1 A Oct 21 *Mary Hardin-Baylor L 1-2 A Oct 22 *Concordia-Austin W 2-1 H Oct 28 *Texas Lutheran Univ. L 0-2 H Oct 29 *Schreiner Univ. W 3-0 2006Overall Record: 7-10-2; ASC: 4-9-0 (10th)Home: 4-6-1 Away: 2-4-1 Neutral: 1-0-0Head Coach: Justin NeeseH Sep 1 Lambuth University T (OT2) 0-0 H Sep 4 Mid-America Univ. W 12-0 H Sep 6 Hendrix College W 2-1 N Sep 9 Agnes Scott College W 1-0 A Sep 10 Oglethorpe T (OT2) 1-1 A Sep 15 *Texas-Tyler L 0-3 A Sep 16 *Concordia-Austin W 5-2 H Sep 23 *UT-Dallas L 0-2 H Sep 24 Austin College L 0-3 H Sep 29 *Louisiana College W 3-1 H Sep 30 *Mississippi College L 0-2 A Oct 6 *McMurry University L 0-1 A Oct 7 *Hardin-Simmons L 0-6 H Oct 13 *Mary Hardin-Baylor L 1-5 H Oct 14 *Howard Payne Univ. W 4-1 A Oct 20 *Schreiner W 4-2 A Oct 21 *Texas Lutheran L 0-2 H Oct 27 *LeTourneau Univ. L 3-6 H Oct 28 *East Texas Baptist L 1-3

2007Overall Record: 7-6-4; ASC: 6-6-1 (7th)Home: 4-2-1 Away: 3-4-3 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Chad Leonard A Sep 1 Texas College T (OT) 2-2 A Sep 2 Austin College T (OT2) 1-1 H Sep 8 Univ. of Dallas W 8-1 A Sep 12 Hendrix College T (OT2) 1-1 H Sep 14 *UT-Tyler T (OT2) 1-1 H Sep 16 *Concordia Univ. W 5-0 A Sep 22 *UT-Dallas L 0-1 A Sep 27 *Louisiana Col. L 0-1 A Sep 29 *Mississippi Col. L 0-6 H Oct 4 *McMurry University W 5-0 H Oct 6 *Hardin-Simmons L 1-3 A Oct 12 *Mary Hardin-Baylor L 0-1 A Oct 13 *Howard Payne Univ. W (OT) 2-1H Oct 19 *Schreiner Univ. W 4-1 H Oct 21 *Texas Lutheran Univ. L 1-2 A Oct 26 *LeTourneau Univ. W 2-1 A Oct 27 *East Texas Baptist W 3-0 2008Overall Record: 8-11-0; ASC: 6-7-0 (9th)Home: 5-5-0 Away: 3-6-0 Neutral: 0-0-0Head Coach: Bryan Drotar H Aug 30 Texas College L 0-2 H Sep 1 Central Baptist College W 3-2 A Sep 7 Lyon College L 0-8 A Sep 8 Hendrix College L 0-1 A Sep 13 Harding L 0-6 H Sep 15 Tabor College W 2-1 H Sep 20 *UT-Dallas L 0-2 H Sep 25 *Mississippi College L 0-2 H Sep 27 *Louisiana College W 4-1 A Oct 3 *Hardin-Simmons L 0-4 A Oct 4 *McMurry University W 2-0 H Oct 9 *Howard Payne Univ. L 1-2 H Oct 11 *Mary Hardin-Baylor W 1-0 A Oct 17 *Texas Lutheran L 0-7 A Oct 18 *Schreiner University W 1-0 H Oct 23 *East Texas Baptist L 0-1 H Oct 25 *LeTourneau University W 3-2 A Oct 30 *Concordia Univ Texas W 1-0 A Nov 1 *UT-Tyler L 0-3

Hurie Field Record Year Record 1996 0-6-0 1997 0-7-1 1998 1-9-1 1999 3-4-0 2000 1-6-0 2001 2-4-0 2002 2-5-0 2003 1-5-1 2004 3-8-0 2005 2-5-0 2006 4-6-1 2007 4-2-1 2008 5-5-0 TOTAL 28-72-5

All-Time Series Records Agnes Scott College 1-0-0Austin College 0-15-1Bacone College 0-1-0Blackburn College 1-0-0Dallas Baptist 0-1-0Oklahoma (Bartlesville) Wesleyen 0-2-0Central Baptist College 1-0-0 Concordia University Texas 6-0-0East Texas Baptist University 1-13-1Fontbonne University 0-0-1Hardin-Simmons University 0-6-0Harding University 0-3-0Hendrix College 2-8-2Howard Payne University 2-1-0Lambuth University 0-2-1LeTourneau University 8-7-2Louisiana College 10-3-0LSU-Shreveport 0-1-0Lyon College 1-4-0Mary Hardin-Baylor 2-4-0Maryville College 0-1-0McMurry University 4-1-0Mid-America Christian University 1-0-0Mississippi College 2-14-0Oglethorpe University 0-0-1Oklahoma City University 0-1-0Ouachita Baptist University 1-1-0Rhodes College 0-2-0Schreiner University 7-0-0Southwest Baptist 0-1-0 Tabor College 1-0-0Texas College 0-1-1Texas Lutheran University 0-7-0Texas Wesleyan University 0-1-0University of Arkansas-Little Rock 0-1-0University of Central Arkansas 0-3-0University of Dallas 1-4-0University of the South (Sewanee) 0-1-0University of Texas-Dallas 1-11-0University of Texas-Tyler 0-6-1Westminster College 0-1-0William Woods University 0-1-0

Amy Carlton is the Commissioner of the American Southwest Conference with oversight of the league’s long-term and daily administration and operations, including member and NCAA relations, compliance, scheduling and championships. Carlton was appointed Interim Commissioner July 1, 2006 after serving as ASC Assistant Commissioner/

Director of Media Relations. Carlton joined the ASC office in January 2002 after 13-1/2 years in sports information at NCAA Division I institutions, including 10 years as Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations at the University of Michigan (1990-2000). She was Assistant Sports Information Director at Northern Illinois University (1989-90) and a graduate intern at both Western Illinois University (1987-88) and Michigan (1988-89). Carlton began her career at Division III institutions as an assistant in the news bureau at Franklin College (1981-82) and Director of News and Sports Information at Manchester College (1982-87). Carlton is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators (NADIIIAA), National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA), and the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). A native of Greencastle, Ind., Carlton is a 1981 graduate of Franklin College (Ind.), where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism.

Greg Weghorst was named Director of Media Relations of the American Southwest Conference in February 2007 after serving in an interim role since August 2006. Weghorst is the fifth media relations director of the ASC. He provides an oversight of the conference’s media relations operation, including compilation of league statistics and

standings and NCAA reports, production of the ASC weekly sport reports, maintaining the ASC web site and assisting with conference issues and tournament administration. A sports writer with the Temple Daily Telegram prior to coming to the ASC, Weghorst provided coverage of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Central Texas Blackhawks/Marshals of the North American Hockey League and Temple-area high schools. He was part of the coverage team for the 2005 EV1.net Houston Bowl and the 2004 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. A native of Waco, Texas, he is a 2003 graduate of Mary Hardin-Baylor with a Bachelor of Arts degree in mass communications/journalism.

Amy CarltonASC Commissioner

Greg WeghorstASC Director of Media Relations


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ozarks SOCCERamerican southwest conference

American Southwest Conference The American Southwest Conference, one of the largest intercollegiate athletic conferences in NCAA Division III, will celebrate its 14th championship season of competition with the 2009-2010 academic year. Founded in May 1996 to provide a structure for intercollegiate athletics among the member institutions, the American Southwest Conference includes former members of the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association (TIAA) and other institutions outside the Texas border. From the eight founding institutions to today’s present group of 15 college and universities, the ASC encompasses institutions sharing similar educational and athletic philosophies. Spreading across four states — Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi — the ASC offers student-athletes competition in 16 sports with opportunity for advancement in both conference and NCAA Division III championships. The roster of American Southwest Conference members in 2009-2010 includes Concordia University Texas, East Texas Baptist University, Hardin-Simmons University, Howard Payne University, LeTourneau University, Louisiana College, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, McMurry University, Mississippi College, University of the Ozarks, Schreiner University, Sul Ross State University, University of Texas at Dallas, University of Texas at Tyler, and Texas Lutheran University. ASC championships are conducted in 16 sports (8 men, 8 women). Men’s championships are offered in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and track and field. Women’s championships are offered in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field and volleyball. The American Southwest Conference is headquartered in Richardson, Texas.

ASC Membership Timeline 1996 Founding Members: Austin College, University of Dallas, Hardin-Simmons University, Howard Payne University, McMurry University, Mississippi College, University of the Ozarks, Sul Ross State University

1997 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor joins ASC

1998 East Texas Baptist University, LeTourneau University, Schreiner College, University of Texas at Dallas join ASC

1999 Concordia University at Austin joins ASC

2000 Louisiana College, Texas Lutheran University join ASC

2001 University of Dallas withdraws membership

2002 University of Texas at Tyler joins ASC

2006 Austin College withdraws membership

For 175 years, University of the Ozarks has approached education with an unyielding search for truth.

That search led our founders to establish the first co-educational college west of the Mis-sissippi. It set the stage for the first Arkansas woman to receive a college degree. And be-cause truth often defies convention, ours was the first historically white college in the state to admit African-Americans.

Every day, our history inspires Ozarks stu-dents to discover their own individual truths. But we won’t expect you to find the answers alone. Through every step of your search, we’ll stand by you as true scholars, mentors, and friends.

Founded in 1834 as Cane Hill School, Uni-versity of the Ozarks is a private, four-year comprehensive university affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. Located on 30 acres in Clarksville, Arkansas (pop. 7,500), Ozarks is home to about 675 students from 22 states and 20 countries.

More than 80 percent of our faculty hold the highest degrees in their fields. Because we’re small by design, our average class size is 14 and the student/ faculty ratio is 13:1.

More than 60 majors, minors, and preprofes sional degrees, from Composite Science to Strategic Communications are offered. Many

Ozarks graduates also go on to top graduate programs in law, medicine, and engineering.

The central mall of campus is flanked by historic Munger Chapel and Walker Hall, a $7 million facility that houses a television studio, radio station, and state-of-the art editing suites. The 38,000-square-foot Robson Library houses more than 175,000 items for reading and research.

Seventy-five percent of students live on cam-pus in one of six residence halls that feature such perks as recreation rooms and in-room computer connections.

At roughly half the national average for a pri-vate, liberal arts education, University of the Ozarks’ tuition offers exceptional value. About 95 percent of students receive some type of financial aid, including scholarships, grants, loans, and work study. Over $7.7 million in financial aid is distributed annually. You may have heard that a liberal arts education is all about mental agility, intel-lectual prowess, service to others, and critical thinking. We couldn’t agree more. But at Ozarks, we’re also steeped in the tradition of preparedness – for your career, for graduate school, for life. A key part of being prepared is knowing when to ask for help. Ozarks’ Student Support Services (SSS) provides free tutoring, a 24-hour computer lab, resume as-sistance, career and grad school strategies,

and more than a dozen other services to help students achieve their very best.

Internships are an essential part of the col-lege experience, allowing you to practice newfound skills “in the field” and try a career (or two) on for size. Ozarks interns are doing research in polymer chemistry, working with the forest service, and volunteering for na-tional political campaigns. Just how much can one student get involved? One Ozarks student landed internships at both the Brookings Insti-tution in Washington, D.C. and the FOX News Network in Manhattan and created films for Little Rock’s “48 Hour Film Festival” as well as the Cinequest Film Festival.

Once Ozarks graduates get out into the world, there’s no stopping them. Our alumni pursue a truly incredible array of careers, from writing for ad agencies and practicing clinical psychol-ogy to working for the Secret Service. And if you’re interested in furthering your education, expect to be in good company. More than 85 percent of Ozarks students who apply are accepted to top graduate, medical, and law schools. If you’re not accustomed to up-close-and per-sonal interaction with your instructors, you’ll get used to it soon enough. Both in and out of class, Ozarks faculty demand accountabil-ity (don’t be surprised if you get a phone call from your professor when you miss class). That sort of “personal attention” is just one example

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of our genuine concern for each individual student’s progress.

Our faculty is known for inspiring remark-able acts. With their help, students are study-ing abroad in Strasburg, Florence, and Hong Kong. They’re learning about new forms of international currency trading from experts in the field, and using their Latin skills to en-hance research papers on medieval drama. If this sounds more like master’s work than undergraduate, it’s no accident. Because University of the Ozarks is small by design, professors have the time to delve deeply into every student’s interests – and help make the most of their talents. In the political science program, Dr. Gil Parks’ students are research-ing national human rights legislation at American University in D.C. and taking on internships with the National Republican Senatorial Committee. They’re also attend-ing law schools nationwide, including Notre Dame, Pepperdine, and Georgetown. Simi-larly, Dr. Sean Coleman encourages his pre-med students to take full advantage of the liberal arts, with foreign language minors, and immersion trips to countries like Mexico and Italy. With over 40 clubs and organiza-tions to choose from, it isn’t hard to find one you’re truly passionate about. For some, it’s

a club with academic affiliations like Stu-dents in Free Enterprise (SIFE) – a global, non-profit organization that helps members develop leadership, teamwork, and commu-nication skills by championing free enter-prise and community service. Others pursue more personal passions by joining Amnesty International, College Republicans, or Young Democrats. And if you’re simply looking to have fun, you won’t be disappointed. In the student center, ping-pong matches have been known to go on for hours, and you never know when a soccer game might break out in the quad. Movie nights often hit the big screens in the residence halls, where camara-derie and community come together. At Ozarks, serious sports fans have a lot to cheer about. As a member of NCAA Division III and the American Southwest Conference, our teams square off against competitors from Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Our teams make the playoffs and our student-athletes consistently earn All-America and All-Conference honors. Our Eagles compete academically, too. They regularly appear on ASC all-academic rosters and are recognized for high marks by organizations like the Na-tional Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA).

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University Sponsored GroupsCampus Activities Board (CAB)Residence Hall Association (RHA)Student Foundation Board (SFB)Student Government Association (SGA)Honor SocietiesAlpha ChiBeta Beta Beta (Biology)Kappa Delta Pi (Education)Phi Alpha Theta (History)Sigma Alpha (Sociology)Sigma Tau Delta (English)Student Publications/MediaAerie (Yearbook)Falstaff (Literary magazine)KUOZ-Channel 6KUOZ-LP 100.5 FMReligious OrganizationsAlpha & OmegaBaptist Collegiate Ministries (BCM)Catholic Campus Ministries (CCM)Fellowship of Christian AthletesMethodist Campus Ministries (MCM)Presbyterian ConnectionPresbyterian StudentsRecreational OrganizationsOzarks Disc Golf AssociationOzarks Outback Club

MajorsAccountingArt*Biology*Business AdministrationBusiness Education*ChemistryCommunications-Radio, TV & VideoCommunications-StrategicComposite ScienceEarly Childhood Education*†EconomicsEnglish*Environmental StudiesHistory*History & LiteratureManagementMarketingMathematics*Middle Level Education*†MusicPhilosophyPhysical Education*Political SciencePsychologyPsychology of Human Behavior Religion Religion/Philosophy

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Social Sciences*SociologySpanishTheatre Pre-Professional ProgramsPre-EngineeringPre-Law Pre-Medical SciencesPre-PharmacyPre-Respiratory TherapyPre-Veterinary Sciences

* Teaching Certificates available† Special education certificates available

Academic OrganizationsBeta Sigma Kappa (BSK)Fortissimo (Music Club)Ozarks AlchemistsOzarks Art ClubOzarks Biological Society (OBS)Ozarks Mathematical SocietyOzarks Student Education Association (OSEA)Phi Beta Lambda (Business)Students in Free EnterpriseUniversity PlayersSpecial Interest GroupsAmnesty InternationalBACCHUSCollege RepublicansFire CorpsIn Focus Ozarks Photography ClubInvestment ClubMartial Arts ClubPlanet ClubRotaractScreaming Eagles Forensic ClubStudent-Athlete Advisory CommitteeModel UN GroupYoung Democrats

2009 ScheduleAUGUST22 Alumni Match Home 3:00 pmSEPTEMBER1 Central Baptist College Home 1:00 pm5 Rhodes College Memphis, TN 12:00 pm6 Cal Lutheran Memphis, TN 10:00 am10 Hendrix College Home 4:00 pm11 Ouachita Baptist Arkadelphia, AR 2:00 pm15 Lyon College Home 3:00 pm19 *UT-Dallas Richardson, TX 1:00 pm24 *Mississippi College Clinton, MS 1:00 pm26 *Louisiana College Pineville, LA 2:00 pm OCTOBER1 *Hardin-Simmons Home 1:00 pm

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3 *McMurry University Home 1:00 pm9 *Howard Payne Univ. Brownwood, TX 1:00 pm10 *Mary Hardin-Baylor Belton, TX 1:00 pm15 *Texas Lutheran Home 1:00 pm17 *Schreiner University Home 1:00 pm23 *East Texas Baptist Marshall, TX 1:00 pm24 *LeTourneau University Longview, TX 1:00 pm29 *Concordia Univ. Texas Home 1:00 pm31 *UT-Tyler Home 1:00 pmNOVEMBER6-8 ASC Championship Tournament *American Southwest Conference MatchHome Matches In Bold

2009 university of the ozarks women's soccer guide

Documents

soccer media guide

sports editor

sports information contact

uptodate information

varsity sports

season records

student assistant sid

coaching records