2010 ottawa university women's soccer media guide

2010 Women’s Soccer Media Guide

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Table of ContentsCredits ..................................................................................1

Quick Facts ..........................................................................2

Media Information ...............................................................3

Roster ............................................................................... 4-5

Season Preview ................................................................ 6-7

Player Bios ................................................................... 10-32

Coaching Staff.............................................................. 34-36

2010 Opponent Information ......................................... 38-41

Series Record Versus Opponents ................................. 42-44

All-Time Record Versus Opponents ..................................44

Season-By-Season Log ................................................ 45-47

Peoples Bank Field ............................................................48

2009 In Review ............................................................ 50-53

All-KCAC Selections .........................................................54

NAIA All-Americans ................................................... 56-58

All-Region Selections ........................................................59

All-Time All-Conference Selections ..................................60

Daktronic Scholar Athletes ................................................60

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District ......................60

All-Time Roster ........................................................... 61-62

School Records ............................................................ 63-64

Conference Championships ......................................... 65-67

Conference Tournament Championships ...........................67

Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) ...............68

The Hull Center for Athletics .............................................70

OU Coaching Staff .............................................................71

OU Administration ....................................................... 72-73

OU Athletic Administration ......................................... 74-75

OU Sports Medicine ..........................................................76

Credits

The 2010 Ottawa University® women’s soccer media guide is a production of the Ottawa University Sports Information Of-fice. Design, writing and editing by Sports Information Director Katie Tooley using a Dell PC with Adobe Indesign, 5.0. Edito-rial assistance provided by Nancy Tooley and the OU women’s soccer staff. Printed by MultiAd Sports of Peoria, Ill. Outside cover designed by Lara Rich-Boyd. Photos by the OU Athletic Department, OUTM Marketing Department, Sarah Blecha, Elliott Sutherland, and Matthew Hicks.

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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ......................................................................Ottawa, Kan.Founded....................................................................................1865Fall 2010 Enrollment .................................................................550School Colors ..........................................................Black and GoldNickname ..............................................................................BravesAffiliation ...............................................................................NAIAConference ............................................................................KCACPresident ...............................................................Kevin C. EichnerProvost and Vice President .................................. Dr. Dennis TynerDirector of Athletics ................................................. Arabie ConnerFaculty Athletic Representative ....................... Dr. Corkie HedlundAthletics Website ...................................... www.ottawabraves.comTicket Office ................................................ 785-242-5200, x 5420

SOCCER FACILITYHome Facility ....................................................Peoples Bank FieldCapacity ..................................................................................2,000Opened .....................................................................................2007Suface ............................................................................ Fieldturf®

COACHES/SUPPORT STAFFHead Coach ................................................................ Marc GordonRecord at OUTM ........................................................................... 0-0Overall ............................................................................... 125-72-5Year at OU................................................................................... 1stAssistant Coach ................................................... Jeremy McGinnisYear at OU................................................................................... 1stGraduate Assistant ........................................................Joe NemzerYear at OU................................................................................... 1stAthletic Trainer ......................................................Jennifer RaybenSoccer Office Phone ..................................... 785-242-5200, x 5409

2009 IN REVIEWOverall Record ...................................................................... 16-5-0KCAC Record ......................................................................... 9-0-0KCAC Finish ........................................................................... FirstHome ....................................................................................... 6-2-0Away ....................................................................................... 8-3-0Neutral ..................................................................................... 2-0-0

PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Soccer at Ottawa .................................................1996All-Time Record ............................................................... 132-96-5Conference Titles ....................................... 5 (2001, 03, 04, 05, 09)NAIA Postseason Appearances ........... 6, (2002, 03, 04, 05, 07, 09)NAIA Postseason Record .................................................1-5 (.166)

2010 INFORMATIONLetterwinners Returning/Lost ...................................................19/6Starters Returning/Lost .............................................................11/02009 Redshirts ....................................................1 (Morgan White)Newcomers ....................................................................................6

RETURNING PLAYERSPlayer Pos. GP/GS G A Pts. Shots GWKelsey Hanna F 11-7 3 2 8 27 1Whitney Bowen F 21-14 12 8 32 74 5Carley Bonnett D 17-0 0 0 0 4 0Amanda Just M 21-17 7 5 19 60 1Amber Webb M 21-18 1 2 4 39 0Stephanie Segura F 21-17 3 2 8 22 0*Morgan White F 17-14 4 2 10 19 1Raechelle Sloan F 21-19 1 6 8 20 0Lizzie Wilkens D 21-21 2 0 4 33 1Amanda Talbott M 21-2 1 0 2 23 0Tara Wood D 15-10 1 0 2 5 0Nicole Radcliffe F 20-0 3 3 9 15 0Kourtney Clark D 16-5 0 0 0 8 0Kristi French D 21-5 0 1 1 14 0

Goalkeeper GP/GS S GAA S% Sho.Nichole Bishop 6-6 14 1.21 .700 3Lauren Peil 17-16 48 0.74 .800 9

*2008 Stats

NEWCOMERSPlayer Class Pos. HometownTheresa Crane Jr. F Herriman, UtahTaylor Mays Fr. D Olathe, Kan.RS - Jessica Melton Fr. F/M St. Louis, Mo.Alex Rivas Jr. M Fresno, Calif.RS - Kaitlyn Stinson Fr. GK Davenport, IowaElizabeth Tapia Jr. F Parris, Calif.

OU SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director ............................................... Katie TooleyOffice Phone ........................................................ 785-242-5200, x 5401Cell Phone ........................................................................ 785-418-7234Office Fax ......................................................................... 785-229-1028E-mail ..............................................................katie.tooley@ottawa.eduMailing Address ......................................................................................

Ottawa University Sports Information1001 South Cedar Street #7

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Media InformationThe Ottawa University Sports Information Office is al-ways interested in helping the local media with its cov-erage of the Braves and Lady Braves. Listed on this page are guidelines and services which the Sports Information Office provides to aid you as you do your job. Please feel free to contact Sports Information Director Katie Tooley for assistance.

Media CredentialsPlease contact Sports Information Director Katie Tooley for media credentials to Ottawa University home athletic events. All media credential requests can be written to:

Ottawa University Sports Information1001 South Cedar Street, #7

Ottawa, KS 66067

Credentials may also be requested by calling Tooley at 785-242-5200, x 5401 or on her cell phone at 785-418-7234. Any media planning to staff the games will require a credential to gain access to the press box and should contact Ottawa University Sports Information Office at least one week prior to the games.

Photo PolicyOnly accredited photographers on assignment will be issued credentials. Copies of the game rosters will be available prior to the game.

Phone LinesKCAC policy requires one courtesy phone line for the official radio station of visiting member schools. For non-conference opponents, the same phone line is avail-able to the team’s official radio station.

ottawabraves.com For the most up to the minute coverage of Braves and Lady Braves athletics on the World Wide Web, click on www.ottawabraves.com, the official website of the Ottawa University® Athletic Department. In addition to updated results, statistics and games stories, you can find photos, player and coach biographies, schedule and roster information, and weekly releases. The OUTM athletic website includes infomation on all of OU’s 14 varsity athletic programs along with general athletic department information, including ticket, summer camps, special events, and online media guides. Links to several other websites, includ-ing KCACSPORTS.com and NAIA.org can also be found on the OU athletics homep-age.

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Media Information

Katie Tooley is in her fourth year as Sports Information Director at Ottawa University. Tooley covers all 14 OU athletic teams. She regularly updates the athletics website (www.ottawabraves.com), writes and dis-

tributes press releases to media outlets, com-piles stats and archives team information.

Tooley is a member of NAIA-SIDA and CoSIDA. She has had five publications earn NAIA-SIDA honors with her most recent being a fifth place finish with her 2009 football media guide. Tooley has earned two Citations for Excellents in Publications in Division C for her com-bined men’s and women’s basketball media guides. Her most recent was her 2009-10 guide finishing second. She was named KCAC SID of the Year for her work during the 2009-10 athletic season.

Before taking the full-time position at OU, she spent the first five months of the 2006-2007 athletic year as an intern in the sports infor-mation department at Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. At CU she was responsible for women’s soccer and baseball along with covering other CU sporting events such as men’s soccer and men’s and women’s basketball.

Tooley is a former All-KCAC performer in basketball and track at OU and worked in the sports information department for three years during her time at Ottawa. She earned her Masters in Sports Administration from the University of Kansas in 2010.

Katie TooleySports Information Director

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NumericalNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School0 Nichole Bishop GK 5-6 Sr. Imperial Beach, Calif./Cuyamaca CC00 Lauren Peil GK 5-11 Jr. Haysville, Kan. /Campus1 Elizabeth Tapia M 5-0 Jr. Perris, Calif./ San Bernardino Valley College2 Kelsey Hanna F 5-5 Jr. Round Rock, Texas/Round Rock3 Whitney Bowen F 5-3 Sr. Dallas, Texas/Duncanville4 Carley Bonnett D 5-4 So. Escondido, Calif./Escondido5 Amanda Just M 5-3 Jr. Andover, Kan./Andover6 Amber Webb M 5-5 Sr. Santee, Calif./Cuyamaca CC7 Stephanie Segura M 5-4 So. League City, Texas/Clear Creek8 Morgan White M 5-6 Sr. Braselton, Ga./Young Harris CC9 Raechelle Sloan M 5-4 Sr. League City, Texas/Clear Creek10 Taylor Mays D 5-10 Fr. Olathe, Kan./Olathe South11 Elizabeth Wilkens D 5-5 Sr. Davenport, Iowa/Davenport Assumption12 Amanda Talbott M 5-6 So. Escondido, Calif./Escondido14 Alex Rivas M 5-7 Jr. Fresno, Calif./Fresno City College16 Tara Wood D 5-8 Jr. North Richland Hills, Texas/Fort Worth Christian18 Theresa Crane F 5-4 Jr. Herriman, Utah/Barton County CC24 Nicole Radcliffe F 5-5 So. Olathe, Kan./DeSoto25 Kourtney Clark D 5-8 Jr. Burleson, Texas/Burleson33 Kristi French F 5-5 Sr. Santee, Calif./Cuyamaca CCRS Kasey Craven M 5-6 Sr. Acworth, Ga./Young Harris CCRS Samantha Mayfield F 5-6 Jr. Midlothian, Texas/MidlothianRS Jessica Melton F/M 5-5 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./McCluer South-BerkeleyRS Kaitlyn Stinson GK 5-7 Fr. Davenport, Iowa/North

Head Coach: Marc Gordon (1st season, Saint Mary of the Plains College, 1991)

Assistant Coaches: Jeremy McGinnis (1st season, Allen Community College, 1998) Joe Nemzer (1st season, Penn State Abington, 2009)

PronunicationsPeil ...............................................PEELRaechelle .....................................RachelRivas ....................................REEV - usSegura .............................See - Grr - uh

By PositionGoalkeepers ....................................3Defenders .......................................5Midfielders .....................................7Forwards ........................................9

By ClassSeniors (8)Nichole Bishop Elizabeth WilkinsWhitney Bowen Kasey CravenAmber Webb Kristi FrenchMorgan White Raechelle Sloan

Juniors (9)Lauren Peil Kourtney ClarkKelsey Hanna Amanda JustAlex Rivas Samantha MayfieldTara Wood Elizabeth TapiaTheresa Crane

Sophomores (4)Carley Bonnett Stephanie SeguraAmanda Talbott Nicole Radcliffe

Freshmen (3)Taylor Mays Kaitlyn StinsonJessica Melton

AlphabeticalNo. Name .................................Pos.0 Nichole Bishop ...................GK4 Carley Bonnett ......................D3 Whitney Bowen .................... F25 Kourtney Clark ......................D18 Theresa Crane ....................... FRS Kasey Craven .......................M33 Kristi French ......................... F2 Kelsey Hanna ........................ F5 Amanda Just .........................MRS Samantha Mayfield ............... F10 Taylor Mays ..........................DRS Jessica Melton ...................F/M00 Lauren Peil .........................GK24 Nicole Radcliffe .................... F14 Alex Rivas ............................M7 Stephanie Segura ..................M9 Raechelle Sloan ....................MRS Kaitlyn Stinson...................GK12 Amanda Talbott ....................M1 Elizabeth Tapia .....................M6 Amber Webb ........................M8 Morgan White ......................M11 Elizabeth Wilkens .................D16 Tara Wood .............................D


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Where Are They From?

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Kansas (4)California (7)

Utah (1)

Iowa (2)

Missouri (1)

Georgia (2)

Texas (7)

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Bishop, Nichole ................. Imperial BeachBonnett, Carley .........................EscondidoFrench, Kristi ..................................SanteeRivas, Alex ......................................FresnoTalbott, Amanda ........................EscondidoTapia, Elizabeth ................................ PerrisWebb, Amber ..................................Santee

Crane, Theresa ........................... Herriman

Stinson, Kaitlyn.........................DavenportWilkens, Elizabeth ....................Davenport

Jessica Melton ............................. St. Louis

Craven, Kasey ..............................AcworthWhite, Morgan ........................... Braselton

Bowen, Whitney.............................. DallasClark, Kourtney ........................... BurlesonHanna, Kelsey ....................... Round RockMayfield, Samantha .................MidlothianSegura, Stephanie ...................League CitySloan, Raechelle .....................League CityWood, Tara ...............North Richland Hills

Just, Amanda ................................AndoverMays, Taylor ...................................OlathePeil, Lauren ................................ HaysvilleRadcliffe, Nicole .............................Olathe

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GoalkeepersRETURNERSNo. Name Class GP-GS Saves GAA Sho.0 Nichole Bishop Sr. 6-6 14 1.21 300 Lauren Peil Jr. 17-16 48 0.74 9

RETURNERSNo. Name Class GP-GS G A Pts.4 Carley Bonnett So. 17-0 0 0 011 Lizzie Wilkens Sr. 21-21 2 0 415 Casie Kultgen Jr. 5-2 0 0 016 Tara Wood Jr. 15-10 1 0 225 Kourtney Clark Jr. 16-5 0 0 0NEWCOMERSNo. Name Class School10 Taylor Mays Fr. Olathe South High School

HEADLINES- OUTM returns both goalkeepers from last season, junior Lauren Peil and senior Nichole Bishop. Peil is a NAIA All-American and a two-time All-KCAC selection.- Peil has a career total of 20 shutouts which broke the school record of career shutouts (16) that was held by Stephanie Henderson. She holds the school record for career GAA (0.64) and is second all-time in career minutes played (3,235) and third in career saves (111). - Bishop’s 1.21 GAA is ranked fourth in single season GAA and her three shutouts are fifth all-time in single season shutouts in the OU record books.

HEADLINES- Ottawa returns a veteran group with all of the starters coming back from last years team that was ranked seventh in total shutouts (12) and 10th in shutouts per game (0.5) in the NAIA.- Sophomore Carley Bonnett played in 17 matches and is a capable player who will look for more playing time.- Senior Lizzie Wilkens earned NSCAA NAIA Third Team All-Amer-ican and was selected to the NSCAA All-Southwest Region team. She was also named KCAC Defensive Player of the Year.- Junior Tara Wood is a solid defensive player who scored her first collegiate goal versus Kansas Wesleyan University. - Junior Kourtney Clark played in 16 games last season. She will push for more playing tim in 2009.- The OU defense is joined this season by freshman Taylor Mays. She was a two-year letterwinner at Olathe South High School

Coach Gordon on the Goalkeepers“We have depth in goakeeping led by experince and maturity. Both goalkeepers the provide leadership for team success.”

Coach Gordon on the Defenders“The defense is an experienced group who show a willingness to continue to learn and improve. They all will contribute to our success.”

Defenders

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ForwardsRETURNERSNo. Name Class GP-GS G A Pts.2 Kelsey Hanna Jr. 11-7 3 2 83 Whitney Bowen Sr. 21-14 12 8 3224 Nicole Radcliffe So. 20-0 3 3 933 Kristi French Sr. 21-5 0 1 1

RETURNERSNo. Name Class GP-GS G A Pts.5 Amanda Just Jr. 21-17 7 5 196 Amber Webb Sr. 21-18 1 2 47 Stephanie Segura So. 21-17 3 2 8*8 Morgan White Sr. 17-14 4 2 109 Raechelle Sloan Sr. 21-19 1 6 812 Amanda Talbott So. 21-2 1 0 2*2008 Statistics

HEADLINES- OU returns three-time First Team All-KCAC selection Whitney Bo-wen at forward. She has has scored over 30 points for three straight seasons, including a career high eight assists last year to go along with 12 goals.- Junior Kelsey Hanna scored eight points, three goals and two assists with one game winning goal in 2009.- Sophomore Nicole Radcliffe played in 20 games last year and will push for more playing time this year.- Senior Kristi French is making the transition from defender to for-ward. She had one assist last season.- Transfer Theresa Crane scored 41 goals and tallied 41 assists in two years at Barton CC. She will be counted on to make a big impact in 2010.- Elizabeth Tapia was a honorable mention all-conference selection her sophomore season .

HEADLINES- The Lady Braves return NAIA All-American and NSCAA All-South-West Region Team selection Amanda Just to a very talented midfield. She became OU’s first two-time NAIA All-American and earned the program’s first ESPN The Magazine second team District 7 honor.- Senior Amber Webb played in all 21 games for the Lady Braves, starting 18. She had four points on the season, one goal and two as-sists.- Sophomore Amanda Talbott will look to increase her playing time. She played in 20 contests, coming off of the bench in 18 games.- Stephanie Seguara appeared in all 21 games as a freshman, starting five. She scored three goals and tallied two assists.- Senior Morgan White returns for her senior season after redshirting in 2009.- Junior transfer Alex Rivas helped Fresno City College to a ranking of 10th. She earned second team all-conference honors.

Coach Gordon on the Forwards“It ia a mix of returners and newcomers who will provide an added strength to the attack. This is a very dynamic group who have come together quickly.”

Coach Gordon on the Midfielders“The midfield provides an excellent balance in teh attack and team defending. Their work rate is second to none.”

Midfielders

Whitney Bowen

Amanda Just

NEWCOMERSNo. Name Class School1 Elizabeth Tapia Jr. San Bernardino Valley College18 Theresa Crane Jr. Barton County Community College

NEWCOMERSNo. Name Class School14 Alex Rivas Jr. Fresno City College

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2010 Lady Braves

#0Nichole BishopGoalkeeper5-6 - Senior - 1LImperial Beach, Calif. - Cuyamaca CC

Getting to Know Nichole

Nickname: ................................................Flying SquirrelFavorite Athlete: ................................. Spenser AugustineFavorite Movie: ......... One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

2009: In her first season as a Lady Brave, Bishop started and played in six games in goal. She had a 4-2-0 record with 14 saves, a GAA (goals against average) of 1.21 and three shutouts. Her 1.21 GAA is ranked fourth in single season GAA and her three shutouts are fifth all-time in single season shutouts in the OU record books. Bishop started her first game of the season versus Saint Ambrose University (9/4) and had a season high seven saves versus the Queen Bees. She recorded her first shut-out of the season versus Sterling College (10/14).

Cuyamaca College: Bishop helped Cuyamaca to the 2008 Pacific Coast Conference Championship. She earned first team All-PCC in 2007 and 2008 and was named Defensive MVP.

High School: At MarVista High, Bishop earned first team all-conference and MVP in 2006 and 2007.

Personal: Daughter of Paul Bishop ... born November 10, 1989 ... exercise science major.


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#00Lauren PeilGoalkeeper5-11 - Junior - 2LHaysville, Kan. - Campus

Getting to Know LaurenNickname: ................................................. LoFavorite Athlete: ....................Michael JordanFavorite TV Show: .................. The MentalistFavorite Movie: ......................... StepbrothersFavorite Book: .................A Cry in the NightPre-game Superstitions: Roomie Handshake ... Get hair braided by Rae ... Rock out on iPod ... Pray at the line of committment.

2009: In her sophomore season as a Lady Brave, Peil played in 17 games starting 16 in goal. She had a record of 12-3-0 with 48 saves, nine shutouts, a GAA (goals against average) of 0.74 and played 1,460 minutes on her way to earning second team All-KCAC. Peil earned KCAC Defensive Player of the Week honors for week seven. She started her first game of the season versus Manhattan Christian College and recorded her first shut-out of the season versus the Crusaders (9/1). Peil had a season high eight saves versus Rogers State University in OU’s 4-0 win over the Hillcats (9/27). She has a career total of 20 shutouts, which broke the school record of career shutouts (16) that was held by Stephanie Hender-son. She holds the school record for career GAA (0.64), is second all-time in career minutes played (3,235), and third in career saves (111).

2008: Peil started all 20 games in goal for the Lady Braves. She earned two KCAC Player of the Week honors and was named KCAC Goalkeeper of the Year as well as first team All-KCAC. Peil recorded her first career shutout versus Bellevue University (9/14). She holds the school record for single season GAA (goals against average) (0.55) and tallied 63 saves. Peil earned three straight shutouts versus Bellevue (9/14), Avila

(9/17) and Southwestern Assemblies of God (9/20) and had a career and season high 11 saves versus Benedictine College (9/24).

High School: Peil earned athletic letters in soccer and basketball for the Cam-pus Colts. She helped lead her high school team to a league championship and earned First Team All-AVCTL, All-Region and All-State during her junior season. In her sophomore season, Peil earned Second Team All-AVCTL, First Team All-Region and Second Team All-State.

Personal: Daughter of Pam and Kelly Kennedy and Alan Peil ... born Decem-ber 8, 1989 ... psychology major.

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#2 Kelsey HannaForward5-5 - Junior - 2LRound Rock, Texas - Round Rock

Getting to Know KelseyNickname: ......................................Kels-KelsFavorite Athlete: ......................Terrell OwensFavorite TV Show: ..............................WeedsFavorite Movie: ...................................GracieFavorite Book: ......................Don’t have onePre-game Superstitions:Tape Whitney Bowen’s wrist and write “Score!” ... Put yellow pre wrap on by shin guards ... Take one for the team.

2009: Hanna played in 11 games, starting seven. She had eight points, three goals and two assists with one game-winning goal. Hanna scored her first goal of the season versus Rogers State University (9/27) and had her first multi-goal game of the season versus Sterling College (10/14). She had her first career game-winner versus Rogers State University (9/27). Hanna tallied her first assist of the season versus Avila University (9/9), and her first start of the season versus Manhattan Chris-tian College (9/1).

2008: Hanna participated in all 20 contests starting 13. She led the KCAC in shots per game (4) and led OU in shots (80) and shots on goal (39). Hanna recorded the first assist of her college career versus Avila University (9/17). She scored her first collegiate goal and recorded her first career multi-goal game versus Southwestern Assemblies of God (9/20). Hanna earned KCAC Offen-sive Player of the Week honors for week two (9/22).

2007: Redshirted her freshman season at Ottawa Uni-versity.

High School: Hanna was an honorable mention all-conference selection for the Dragons of Round Rock High School. A four year letterwinner, she was selected as Offensive MVP.

Personal: Daughter of Debra Hanna and Charles Hanna ... born June 4, 1989 ... exercise science major.


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#3 Whitney BowenForward5-3 - Senior - 3LDallas, Texas - Duncanville

Getting to Know WhitneyNickname: ........................... Whitney BowenFavorite Athlete: .....................Sidney CrosbyFavorite TV Show: CSI Miami or Los AngelesFavorite Movie: ..Lifetime Movies “Amish Grace”Favorite Book: ..................Of Mice and MenPre-game Superstitions:I call my Papa Bob and tell him I love him. He then tells me “Score a goal for me.” ... I always tape Kelsey Hanna’s wrist with a note ... SCORE!

2009: Bowen played in all 21 games, starting 14 for the Lady Braves. She was second on the team in points (31), second in goals scored (12), led in assists (8), tied for the team lead in shots on goal (34), and led OU in game winning goals (5). For the third straight season, Bowen was a First Team All-KCAC selection. She was named KCAC Offensive Player of the Week for week six. Bowen earned her first goal of the season versus Benedictine College (9/19), her first assist of the season versus Manhattan Christian College (9/1), and her first game-winning goal of the season versus MidAmerica Nazarene University (9/22). She had two multi-goal games which brings her career total to nine. The first game was versus Southwestern College (10/28) and the second was against Friends University (11/10). Bowen is first in the OU record books in career points (107), second in career goals (45), second in multi-goal games (9), second in career assists (17), first in shots on goal (110), and tied for first in hat tricks (5).

2008: Bowen earned First Team All-KCAC for the sec-ond straight year, appearing in all 20 games, starting 17. She scored her first goal of the season versus Central Christian College (9/9). She tallied her seventh career multi-goal game with two goals versus the University of Saint Mary (11/1) and dished out a career high two

assists versus Northwood University (9/21). Bowen was second on the team in points (32), goals (13) and assists (6).

2007: Bowen started 20 games, scoring 20 goals and dishing out three assists in her freshman season. For her efforts, Bowen earned KCAC Player of the Week, First Team All-KCAC, KCAC Freshman of the Year, First Team All-Region IV, and NAIA Honorable Mention All-American honors. Bowen also set a school record for shots on goal (46) and hat tricks in a season (4). She broke the Peoples Bank Field record for most points in a single game (9) and goals scored in a single game (4).

High School: She was a four-year letterman in soccer and earned Offensive Player of the Year honors in 2006 and 2007. Bowen was also selected as At-tacker of the Year in District 4-5A during the 2006-07 season.

Personal: Daughter of Chris and Michelle Bowen ... born April 25, 1989 ... elementary education major.

#4 Carley BonnettDefender5-4 - Sophomore - 1LEscondido, Calif. - Escondido

Getting to Know CarleyNickname: ..................................... Carley BeFavorite Athlete: ............... Cristiano RonaldoFavorite TV Show: .............. Grey’s Anatomy Favorite Movie: .................................. GreaseFavorite Book: ................Harry Potter Series

2009: Bonnett played in 17 games for the Braves. She had two shots on goal.

High School: Bonnett was a letter winner in soccer and softball for Escondido High School. She was named the Cougars’ MVP her freshman and sophomore seasons and was selected most spirited in soccer by her team-mates in 2008. Bonnett helped the Cougar softball team to the CIF Championship in 2007.

Personal: Daughter of Darlene Beebe ... born April 24, 1991 ... undecided in a major.


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#5 Amanda JustMidfielder5-3 - Junior - 2LAndover, Kan. - Andover

Getting to Know AmandaNickname: ...........................................BobbyFavorite Athlete: .... Michael Just - Track StarFavorite TV Show: ......That’s So Raven/Teen MomFavorite Movie: .........................................UpFavorite Book: ...Organic Chemistry 3rd EditionPre-game Superstitions:Shin guards on opposite legs ... tie left shoe then right ... listen to Garth Brooks “Standing Outside the Fire” ... Sing the national anthem from “And the rockets’ red glare” ... Used to slepp in my cleats before every game ... Pray.

2009: Just played in all 21 games, starting 17. She earned her second straight First Team All-KCAC selection and became the program’s first back-to-back NAIA All-American. Just was named to the NSCAA All-South-West Region Team. She earned the programs first ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District selection by earn-ing second team District 7. Just finished tied for third on the team in points (19), fourth in goals scored (7), sixth in assists (5), third in shots on goal (31), had one game-winning goal, and was 1-for-1 in penalty kicks. Just had her first goal of the season versus Manhattan Christian College (9/1), the game-winner. She tallied her first assist of the season versus Benedictine College (9/19). Just had a season high six shots on goal versus Avila University (9/9). She is ranked third in the OU record books in career points (55), third in goals scored (23), third in career multi-goal games (3), fifth in assists (9), and second in shots on goal (60).

2008: Just played in all 20 games, starting 19 for OU. She led the Lady Braves in points (36), goals (16), and was fourth on the team in assists (4). Just earned her first career hat trick in OU’s 5-0 victory over Central Chris-tian College (9/9). She scored her first career game-winner versus previously unbeaten Bellevue University

(9/14) and was a two-time KCAC Offensive Player of the Week selection. Just scored a goal in five straight games; Central Christian, Bellevue, Avila South-western Assemblies of God, and Northwood University.

High School: Just earned four letters in soccer, two in basketball and two in cross country for Andover High School Trojans. She helped her club team to three straight state appearances, playing in the championship game all three times. Just helped the Trojans to a fourth place finish in 2005 and a third place finish in 2006 in Kansas 5A State. Andover High School was the only 4A team participating in the Kansas 5A State Tournament. She is a three-time all-league and all-region selection for the Trojans. Just also earned second team all-state honors and was awarded her team’s MVP award. For her high school career, Just scored 50 goals and dished out 48 assists.

Personal: Daughter of Don and Jamie Just ... born January 2, 1990 ... biology major.

#6 Amber WebbMidfielder5-5 - Senior - 1LSantee, Calif. - Cuyamaca CC

Getting to Know AmberNickname: ................................................BurFavorite Athlete: ................... Venus WilliamsFavorite TV Show: ....Desperate HousewivesFavorite Movie: ........................... Old SchoolFavorite Book: ........................The NotebookPre-game Superstitions:“Take one for the Team”

2009: Webb played in all 21 games for the Lady Braves, starting 18. She had four points, one goal, and two as-sists for the season. Webb earned her first start for the Lady Braves in the season opener versus Manhattan Christian College (9/1). She scored her goal versus Manhattan Christian (9/1) and tallied her first assist of the season versus Sterling College (10/14).

Cuyamaca College: Webb was a two year letter winner for Cuyamaca and was a two-time first team all-confer-ence performer.

High School: At West Hills High School, Webb was a First Team All-CIF selection and earned first team all-conference honors. She helped her team to a state cup, helped led them to the semifinals at nationals and was part of the team that won the CIF championship her freshman year.

Personal: Daughter of Mary Webb ... born March 20, 1987 ... business administration major.


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#8 Stephanie SeguraMidfielder5-4 - Sophomore - 1LLeague City, Texas - Clear Creek

Getting to Know StepehanieNickname: ..............................................GuraFavorite Athlete: .................Landon DonovanFavorite TV Show: ..........The Amazing RaceFavorite Movie: ..........................Baby MamaFavorite Book: .......... To Kill a MockingbirdPre-game Superstitions:Call parents ... Pray

2009: Segura appeared in all 21 games for OU, start-ing 17. She scored three goals and tallied two assists for eight points. Segura made her first collegiate start versus Manhattan Christian College (9/1). She scored her first career goal versus Rogers State University (9/27) and had her first career assist versus the Hillcats for a career high three points. High School: Segura was a four year varsity letterwin-ner for Clear Creek High School. She helped the Wild-cats to the state playoffs in 2006, 2007 and again in 2008. Segura helped them to the 24-5A District Championship in 2007. She also spearheaded the number one ranked defense in the Houston, Texas area. Segura helped lead her team to the USYNC State Cup with a third place finish in 2004, a fourth place finish in 2005 and again in 2006. She earned 2006 CCHS Varsity Defensive Player of the Year, received First Team All-District 24-5A in 2006 and 2007, was her teams overall MVP in 2007, earned All-County second team defender in 2007, was a 2007 5A Girls All-Region selection, received the 2008 CCHS Varsity Offensive MVP in 2008, was selected to

the 2008 Gulf Coast Classic All-tournament team, earned 2008 All-District 24-5A first team forward, and was named NSCAA/Adidas All-Region IV in 2008. Segura lead her team in scoring.

Personal: Daughter of Noé and Nancy Segura ... born June 3, 1991 ... exercise science major.

#8 Morgan WhiteMidfielder5-6 - RedShirt Senior - 1LBraselton, Ga. - Young Harris CC

Getting to Know MorganNickname: ................................................MoFavorite Athlete: .................. Serena WilliamsFavorite TV Show: ....Desperate HousewivesFavorite Movie: .......................Men of HonorFavorite Book: ..................... The Lucky OnePre-game Superstitions:“Taking one for the team”

2009: White redshirted her senior season.

2008: White played in 17 games as a junior, starting 14. She scored her first goal in a Lady Brave uniform ver-sus Central Christian College (9/9), which was also the game winner. For the season, White scored four goals and dished out two assists.

Young Harris College: White earned two letters and was a two year starter. She was s a part of the 2006 Na-tional Championship Team.

Personal: Daughter of Megan and Joe White ... May 25, 1988 ... elementary education major.


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#9 Raechelle SloanMidfielder5-4 - Senior - 3LLeague City, Texas - Clear Creek

Getting to Know RaechelleNickname: ............................................... RaeFavorite Athlete: .................Lance ArmstrongFavorite TV Show: ...........Too many to nameFavorite Movie: ...............Dumb and DumberPre-game Superstitions:Call Memaw for a game quote ... Braid Lau-ren Peil’s hair ... Pray.

2009: Sloan played in all 21 games, starting 19 as a ju-nior. She tallied eight points on the season, one goal and six assists. She recorded her first goal of the season, and the game winner, versus then 18th ranked Siena Heights University (9/4). Sloan had her first assist of the season versus Rogers State University (9/27). She is ranked third in the OU record books in career assists (16) and fourth in shots on goal (38). Her six assists rank her tied for 10th in single season assists.

2008: Sloan participated in all 20 games as a sopho-more, starting 19. She led the team in assists with eight which ranks her fourth all-time in single season assists in the OU record books. Sloan tallied her first assist of the season versus Central Christian College (9/9) and had her first multi-goal game of the season versus McPherson (10/4).

2007: As a freshman, Sloan played in all 20 games, starting in 18 of them. She ended the season with two goals and two assists.

High School: She lettered one year in soccer and helped her club team to a third place finish at state.

Personal: Granddaughter of William and Carol Sloan ... born May 5, 1989 ... elementary education major.

#11 Lizzie WilkensDefender5-5 - Senior - 3LDavenport, Iowa - Davenport Assumption

Getting to Know LizzieNickname: .................................... Lizzie LouFavorite Athlete: ....................Michael JordanFavorite TV Show: ........Say Yes to the DressFavorite Movie: ...........................AnchormanFavorite Book: .......................................1984Pre-game Superstitions:Eat a pagel and peanut butter every game day ... Listen to the same play list ... Wear hair the same way.

2009: Wilkens played and started in all 21 games for the Lady Braves on her way to earning NAIA All-American honors. She earned NSCAA NAIA Third Team All-American and was selected to the NSCAA All-Southwest Region team. Wilkens earned First Team All-KCAC for the second straight year and was named KCAC Defensive Player of the Year. She earned KCAC Defensive Player of the Week for week five. Wilkens had a career high two goals including her first career game winner versus Bethany College (10/7). She scored her first goal of the season versus McPherson College (10/3).

2008: Wilkens earned First Team All-KCAC as a sopho-more. She started 19 games for OU and played in all 20. Wilkens recorded the first goal of her college career versus Bethel College (10/25). It was also the game-winner. She recorded her first assist of the season versus Central Christian College (9/9).

2007: As a freshman, Wilkens started all 20 games as a defensive midfielder. She earned a second team All-KCAC honors and was selected as team captain for the 2008 season.

High School: Wilkens was a four-year letterwinner in soccer and helped Dav-enport Assumption High School to the state tournament semifinals in 2004, the quarter finals in 2005, the regional finals in 2006, and helped the Lady Knights to the state quarterfinals in 2007. Wilkens was selected by her teammates as MVP in 2006.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Peggy Ball ... born February 26, 1989 ... biol-ogy major.


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#12 Amanda TalbottMidfielder5-6 - Sophomore - 1LEscondido, Calif. - Escondido

Getting to Know AmandaNickname: .......................................... TalbottFavorite Athlete: ............... Cristiano RonaldoFavorite TV Show: .................Chelsea LatelyFavorite Movie: .....Fogetting Sarah MarshallFavorite Book: .................................TwilightPre-game Superstitions:Talk on the phone with my dad before every game.

2009: Talbott played in all 21 games, starting two in her freshman season. She scored her first collegiate goal versus Southwestern College (10/28). Talbott started her first game versus Sterling College (10/14). High School: Talbott earned three varsity letters in soc-cer, and one in both cross country and track for Escon-dido High School. She helped her club team to the 2006 State Cup Championship.

Personal: Daughter of Chris and Tammy Talbott ... born August 14, 1991 ... history major.


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#16 Tara WoodDefender5-8 - Junior - 2LNorth Richland Hills, Texas - Fort Worth Christian

Getting to Know TaraNickname: ................................................... TFavorite Athlete: ....................Michael JordanFavorite TV Show: .............................. HouseFavorite Movie: .................................. GreaseFavorite Book: ..... To many to name just onePre-game Superstitions:To stand in front of Christie Johnson while warming up.

2009: Wood played in 15 games, starting 10 in her sec-ond season as a Lady Brave. She scored her first career goal versus Kansas Wesleyan University (10/21).

2008: Wood started and played in 17 games as a fresh-man. She earned KCAC Defensive Player of the Week for week four.

High School: Wood was Fort Worth Christian High School’s leading scorer and was selected as varsity Player of the Year. She was also selected team captain. Wood helped her select team to a second place finish in the Lake Highlands Division. She was also a member of her high school’s honor roll.

Personal: Daughter of Sara and Scott Wood ... biology major.

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#24 Nicole RadcliffeForward5-5 - Sophomore - 1LOlathe, Kan. - DeSoto

Getting to Know Nicole

Nickname: ............................................... RedFavorite Athlete: ...................Brandi ChastainFavorite TV Show: ............................. HeroesFavorite Movie: .......................She’s the ManFavorite Book: .................................Twilight

2009: Radcliffe played in 20 games in her freshman sea-son at OU. She tallied nine points on the season, three goals and three assists. Radcliffe scored her first col-legiate goal versus Bethel College (10/24) and earned her first career assist versus Benedictine College (9/19). She had her first multi-goal game versus Southwestern College (10/28). Radcliffe had a career high five shots on goal versus the Moundbuilders in OU’s 6-0 victory.

High School: Radcliffe was a first team all-league and earned Honorable Mention All-Johnson County her se-nior year. She was named team Offensive Player of the Year, earned First Team All-League honors, was named honorable mention All-Johnson County, and earned Second Team All-State 5A-1A as a junior. During her sophomore season, Radcliffe was named Co-Offensive Player of the Year, earned Second Team All-League, and was named Honorable Mention All-Johnson County. As a freshman she earned Second Team All-League hon-ors.

Personal: Daughter of Don and Terry Radcliffe ... born August 1, 1989 ... undecided on a major.


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#25 Kourtney ClarkDefender5-8 - Junior - 2LBurleson, Texas - Burleson

Getting to Know KourtneyNickname: ..................................Kourt KourtFavorite Athlete: .............................My SisterFavorite TV Shows: ...Lost, Weeds, Grey’s AnatomyFavorite Movie: ................................... WallieFavorite Book: ................Harry Potter SeriesPre-game Superstitions:Whenever the Black Eyed Peas song comes on “Tonight’s Gonna be a Good Night” I have to sing along and believe that it will be.

2009: Clark played in 16 games, starting five as a soph-omore for the Lady Braves.

2008: Clark played in 14 games as a freshman, starting four.

High School: Clark played four years of soccer for the Elks. She earned Honorable Mention All-District 4-5A honors at defender/midfielder for Burleson.

Personal: Daughter of Rodney and Shawn Clark ... born November 13, 1989 ... exercise science major.

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#33 Kristi FrenchForward5-5 - Senior - 1LSantee, Calif. - Cuyamaca CC

Getting to Know Kristi

2009: French played in all 21 games, starting five for the Lady Braves. She earned her first start versus Manhattan Christian College (9/1) and French tallied her first assist versus Southwestern College (10/28).

Cuyamaca College: French earned two letters in soccer and helped lead Cuyamaca to the Pacific Coast Confer-ence Championship.

Personal: Daughter of Kevin and Katie French ... born February 12, 1987 ... psychology major.

Nickname: .......................................................... FrenchyFavorite Athlete: ................................. Cristiano RonaldoFavorite TV Show: .........Extremem Makeover:Home Edition/ ...................................................................... Family GuyFavorite Movie: ............................................Man on FireFavorite Book: ....................................... Breaking DawnPre-game Superstitions:I have to wear my sweatband on my left wrist with my friend’s initials who has passed away.


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RS Kasey CravenMidfielder5-6 - Senior - 2LAcworth, Ga. - Young Harris CC

Getting to Know Kasey

2010: Craven is redshirting her senior season.

2009: Craven participated in 17 games as a junior for the Lady Braves.

2008: Craven played in 13 games as a sophomore, start-ing two. She earned her first start of the season versus Avila University (9/17).

Young Harris Community College: Craven earned one letter and was a part of Young Harris College’s Na-tional Championship team in 2006.

Personal: Daughter of Judy and Matt Craven ... born May 29, 1988 ... psychology major ... was a teammate of Morgan White’s at Young Harris Community College.

Nickname: ...................................................................KaseyFavorite Athlete: ................................................. Mia HammFavorite TV Show: ................................................ Nip/TuckFavorite Movie: ........Harold and Kumar go to White CastleFavorite Book: ........................................................Twilight

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RS Samantha MayfieldForward - RedShirt5-6- Junior - 2LMidlothian, Texas - Midlothian

Getting to Know SamanthaNickname: ................................................................ SamFavorite Athlete: ............................................ Mia HammFavorite TV Show: .....................................................CSI Miami Favorite Movie: .......................................... Longest YardFavorite Book: ........................................................NonePre-game Superstitions:I always pray that my grandma is watching over me ... I always step on the field with my right foot first.

2010: Mayfield is redshirting her junior season.

2009: Mayfield played in all 21 games, starting five, on her way to earning Honorable Mention All-KCAC honors. She was sec-ond on the team in goals scored (8) and had three assists on the season. Mayfield had her first career hat trick and a career, high six points versus Bethany College (10/7) and her first ca-reer game-winner versus Bethel College (10/24). She recorded her first assist of the season versus Rogers State University (9/27) and her first goal of the season versus McPherson Col-lege (10/3). Mayfield received her first start of the season in the season opener versus Manhattan Christian College (9/1). She is ranked fourth in career goals (14) and fifth in shots on goal (36) in the OU record books.

2008: Mayfield participated in 18 games, starting 14 as a fresh-man. She was third on the team in goals (6) and recorded two as-sists. Mayfield scored her first career goal versus Avila Univer-sity (9/17) and tallied her first career assist versus Southwestern Assemblies of God (9/20). She scored a season high three points versus Southwestern Assemblies of God (9/20) and repeated it versus Tabor College (10/18). Mayfield had her first multi-goal game versus Bethany College (10/8).

High School: Mayfield earned four letters in soccer for Mid-lothian High School. She earned second team all-district honors as a senior for the Panthers.

Personal: Daughter of Kelly and Stacey Mayfield ... born May 14, 19990 ... biology major


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Newcomers

#1 Elizabeth TapiaForward5-0 - Junior Perris, Calif. - San Bernardino Valley College

Getting to Know Elizabeth

Nickname: ...........................................ShortyFavorite TV Show: ............ Pretty Little LiarsFavorite Movie: ............Beauty and the BeastFavorite Book: .......... To Kill a Mockingbird

San Bernardino Valley College: Tapia earned two letters in soccer and was named Honorable Mention All-Foothill Conference in 2009. She scored eight goals with four assists and finished tied for third on the team in total points with 20. This put her in the top tier of players in California.

The 2009 season was notable because it was SBVC’s first undefeated regular season in Women’s Soccer in team history with a 17-0-4 record. The team was also undefeated and untied at home with a perfect 13-0-0 record. In addition, the sixth ranked SBVC Women’s Soccer team won its second straight Foothill Con-ference title another first for the team, who in 2008 won its first Conference title ever. As a freshman, during the 2008 season, she played for Mt. San Jacinto Col-lege where she led the team in goals with seven. Tapia was selected to play for the Southern California team in the 2009 Sophomore Showcase All-Star game at the soccer state championships at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento. Personal: Daughter of Maria and Javier Luna ... born March 20, 1989 ... human services major.

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#10 Taylor MaysDefender5-10 - Freshman Olathe, Kan. - Olathe South

Getting to Know TaylorFavorite Athlete: .................Landon DonovanFavorite TV Show: ............Saved By the BellFavorite Movie: ...................... Finding Nemo

High School: Mays earned two letters in soccer and three letters in volleyball for Olathe South High School. She was voted by her teammates as the Most Improved Player her junior season. During her sophomore season, Mays was junior var-sity captain and voted Best JV Defender. Mays played club soccer for the Blue Valley Stars Barcelona and was coached by Nacole Neuendorf. She helped her team to the KCI Tournament finals, the MAG Tournament semifinals and to the Tulsa Thunder Friendship Cup Championship. Mays helped her volleyball team go to state in 2009 and 2007, finishing third in 2007.

Personal: Daughter of Ron and Shari Mays ... born September 1, 1991 ... exer-cise science major.


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#14 Alex RivasMidfielder5-7 - Junior Fresno, Calif. - Fresno City College

Getting to Know AlexNickname: ....................................Alex RivasFavorite Athlete: ....................Michelle AkersFavorite TV Show: ................CSI: Las VegasFavorite Movie: .........................The GooniesFavorite Book: ............ Holes by Luis SacharPre-game Superstitions: ........................None

Fresno City College: Rivas lettered two years in soccer and one year in cross country for the Rams. She earned second team all-conference at FCC and helped the Rams to a final ranking of 10th in the nation.

High School: At Edison High School, Rivas earned two letters in soccer, three in track and four in cross country. She was a second team all-conference selec-tion for the Tigers.

Personal: Daughter of Anna and Gerard Rivas ... born February 13, 1990 ... biology major.

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#18 Theresa CraneForward5-4 - Junior Herriman, Utah - Barton County CC

Getting to Know Theresa Nickname: ................................................... TFavorite Athlete: ............... Cristiano RonaldoFavorite TV Show: ............... Criminal MindsFavorite Movie: .......................The HangoverFavorite Book: ........One from my childhood ........................... called Froggy Gets DressedPre-game Superstitions:I always put my right cleat on first.

Barton County Community College: Crane was a two-year letterwinner for the Cougars. In 2009, Crane was a Second Team All-KJCCC selection at forward and a NJCAA All-Region VI Second Team selection. In 2008, she was a Second Team All-KJCCC selection at midfield and a NJCAA All-Region VI Second Team selection. As a sophomore, Crane scored 18 goals and had 24 assists and as a freshman she scored 23 goals and had 17 assists (41 goals, 41 assists).

High School: At Riverton High School, Crane earned four letters in soccer for the Silver Wolves.

Personal: Daughter of Scott and Donna Crane ... born Marcy 18, 1990 ... el-emenatary education.


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RS Kaitlyn StinsonGoalkeeper5-7 - RedShirt FreshmanDavenport, Iowa - North

Getting to Know KaitlynNickname: ...............................................KaitFavorite Athlete: ...................David BeckhamFavorite TV Show: .................................. CSIFavorite Movie: ....Up and The Butterfly EffectFavorite Books: ..Where the Red Fern Grows ...........................................The Scarlet LetterPre-game Superstitions:I spit on my goalie gloves a lot before and during the game, expecially when they come closer and closer to the goal.

High School: Stinson was an honor-able mention all-state selection and was named first team All-MAC at goalkeeper in 2009. She was named MAC All-Aca-demic in 2009 and in 2007. She was team MVP in 2009.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Jodi Stinson ... born January 2, 1992 ... biol-ogy major.

RS Jessica MeltonForward/Midfielder5-5 - RedShirt FreshmanSt. Louis, Mo. - McCluer South-Berkeley

Getting to Know JessicaNickname: ............................................ JessieFavorite Athlete: ...................... Lebron JamesFavorite TV Show: ................ Bad Girls ClubFavorite Movie: ................................. Enough

High School: Melton lettered in volley-ball, track, soccer and dance for the Bull-dogs of McCluer South-Berkeley.

Personal: Daughter of VeRhonda and Brian Simmons ... born June 25, 1992 ... biology major

Newcomers - Red-Shirts

2010 Coaching Staff

Head Coach Marc Gordon


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Marc GordonHead Coach1st SeasonRecord at OUTM: 0-0-0Overall Record: 125-72-5

Marc Gordon was named as Women’s Head

Soccer coach at Ottawa University® in August

of 2010. Gordon brings nearly two decades of

coaching and athletic administration experience

to the table.

From 2003 to 2010, Gordon served as the head

coach of the Pride Soccer Club based in Colorado

Springs, Colorado. There he worked with play-

ers ages 8-18 on numerous soccer skills and prin-

ciples.

Prior to that, Gordon was the athletic director and

head men’s soccer coach at Oakland, California-

based Holy Names University, where he led the

upstart program to a 13-6 record in 2003. As ath-

letic director, Gordon oversaw three budgets, each

exceeding over one million dollars, in addition to

monitoring all compliance/eligibility issues for

student-athletes.

Gordon spent 10 years at Bethany College in Lindsborg,

Kansas, where he had multiple titles and responsibilities

in addition to leading the men’s soccer team. In 1992, he

initiated the Bethany men’s soccer program, as well as the

women’s soccer program one year later. Named as Kansas

Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) Coach of the Year

in 1993 and 1999, Gordon led the Swedes to one league

title and seven playoff berths. Additionally, 47 of his play-

ers were named All-KCAC, 11 were named All-District,

and another seven All-Region.

As a collegiate player, Gordon was a four year All-KCAC

forward for St. Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City,

Kansas. He also earned All-District 10 honors for three

years and was All-Area and All-America Honorable Men-

tion. Gordon holds a BS in Physical Education and an MS

in Sports Management/Administration. He holds multiple

licenses with the United States Soccer Federation and the

National Soccer Coaches Association of America, and he is

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Jeremy McGinnisAssistant Coach1st SeasonAllen Community College, 1998

Coach McGinnis is in his first year as the men’s and women’s assistant soccer coach at OUTM. He currently holds his national C and D licenses through USSF, advanced national diploma, and goal keeping level 1 and 2 through NSCAA.

Prior to coming to Ottawa University he spent four seasons as an assistant coach to both the men’s and women’s soccer teams at Allen Community College.

Before coaching at ACC Coach McGinnis was assistant coach for Topeka West men’s and women’s soccer teams, which made numerous appearances in the 5A state championships. McGinnis was also a head trainer and coach for Prodigy Soccer Club. He worked with both boys and girls teams - ranging from ages 9-17 and captured many tournament and league titles while with Prodigy.


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Coach Nemzer is in his first year as a graduate assistant coach with the women’s soccer program at OUTM.

Prior to coming to Ottawa University, spent the 2009 season as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s soccer programs at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. During his tenure, the men’s program advanced to its first conference championship game in 10 years after going 2-10-4 the season be-fore, the women’s team received the program’s first regional ranking with a ranking of sixth and the appeared in its first conference tournament since 2003.

As a collegiate player, Nemzer was a starting goalkeeper for Penn State Abington, helping the Nittany Lions to consecutive conference tournament semifinals appearances in 2007 and 2008. He was also a varsity letterwinner on the Penn State Abington baseball team playing both outfield and first base. Nemzer was the only two sport athlete to be named to the NEAC Academic All-Conference team for both men’s soccer and baseball. He was a member of the CRUSA club team and earned Southeastern Pennsylvania Regional All-Star team for four straight seasons.

Nemzer is a native of Newtown, Penn., a suburb of Philadelphia and graduated from Penn State Abington in the

Joe NemzerGraduate Assistant1st SeasonPenn State Abington, 2009

2010 Opponents

Manhattan Christian College

Avila University Doane College Central Methodist University

William Penn UniversitySept. 1 - Manahttan, Kan.

Sept. 7 - Ottawa, Kan. Sept. 11 - Crete, Neb. Sept. 14 - Fayette, Mo.

Sept. 4 - Ottawa, Kan. Location ..................Manhattan, Kan.Enrollment ....................................NANickname ...........................CrusadersColors .......................... Blue & WhiteConference .....................IndependentFirst Year of Soccer ......................NA

Location .................Kansas City, Mo.Enrollment .................................1,800Nickname ................................EaglesColors .........................Purple & GoldConference ............................. HAACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1994

Location .......................... Crete, Neb.Enrollment ....................................969Nickname ................................ TigersColors ...................... Orange & BlackConference .............................. GPACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1996

Location ........................ Fayette, Mo.Enrollment .................................1,200Nickname ................................EaglesColors ............ Hunter Green & BlackConference ............................. HAACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1989

Location ..................Oskaloosa, IowaEnrollment .................................1,800Nickname .................Lady StatesmenColors ...........................Navy & GoldConference ................................MCCFirst Year of Soccer ....................1996

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Head Coach .................................... Eric IngmirRecord at School ..................................28-18-4Career Record ..........................................Same

Head Coach ..............................Chris ClementsRecord at School ..................................15-16-4Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coaches .........................Marci Gans, ...............................................Max Hasselquist

Head Coach .................................. Greg JarosikRecord at School ......................................9-8-1Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coaches ......... Nicole Loya-Hornung

Head Coach ...............................Dan SchmidlinRecord at School ..................................16-19-1Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coaches ........................ Adam Galla, .......................Robbie Murray, Franso Riviere, ....................... Natalie Rolph, Brandon Ousley

Head Coach ................................... Greg WalterRecord at School ..................................22-49-6Career Record ............................................. NAAssistant Coaches ........................Bill Collman

2009 Record ...........................................10-5-22009 Conference Record ............................. NALetterwinners Returing/Lost ....................... NAStarters Returning/Lost ............................... NANewcomers ................................................. NA

2009 Record .............................................9-9-12009 Conference Record ..........................4-5-1Letterwinners Returing/Lost ....................... NAStarters Returning/Lost ................................4/7Newcomers ...................................................15

2009 Record .............................................9-8-12009 Conference Record ..........................7-4-1Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................12/4Starters Returning/Lost ..............................10/1Newcomers .....................................................8

2009 Record ...........................................10-7-12009 Conference Record ..........................3-6-0Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................15/1Starters Returning/Lost ..............................10/1Newcomers .....................................................9

2009 Record ...........................................7-10-12009 Conference Record ..........................2-5-1Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................15/6Starters Returning/Lost ................................9/2Newcomers ...................................................20

Sports Information Director ............ Bob LuderEmail ............................... [email protected] Phone ...............................816-501-2434Athletics Dept. Web site ................................................. ...................................http://www.avila.edu/athletics

Sports Information Director ....Rick SchmueckerEmail .................. [email protected] Phone ...............................402-826-8248Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ......................http://www.doane.edu/Athletics/

Sports Information Director ...Kelcey ZutavernEmail [email protected] Phone ...............................660-248-6358Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ......... http://www.centralmethodist.edu/cmathletics/

Sports Information Director .....Wade SteinlageEmail ....................... [email protected] Phone ...............................641-673-1025Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ........................... www.statesmenathletics.com Raechelle Sloan


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Rogers State University Newman University (NCAA II) Bethel College

MidAmerica Nazarene UniversityBenedictine College

Sept. 24 - Ottawa, Kan. Sept. 27 - Wichita, Kan. Oct. 2 - Ottawa, Kan.

Sept. 21 - Ottawa, Kan. Sept. 18 - Atchinson, Kan.

Location .................Claremore, Okla.Enrollment .................................4,300Nickname .............................. HillcatsColors ....................Navy Blue & RedConference .................................SACFirst Year of Soccer ....................2007

Location ...................... Wichita, Kan.Enrollment .................................2,500Nickname .....................................JetsColors ............................ Navy & RedConference ...... Heartland (NCAA II)First Year of Soccer ....................1989

Location ............North Newton, Kan.Enrollment ....................................550Nickname ...........................ThreshersColors .......................Maroon & GrayConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1996

Location ........................ Olathe, Kan.Enrollment .................................1,200Nickname .............................PioneersColors ..................Blue, White & RedConference ............................. HAACFirst Year of Soccer ....................2001

Location .................. Atchinson, Kan.Enrollment .................................1,500Nickname ...............................RavensColors ................Black, Red & WhiteConference ............................. HAACFirst Year of Soccer ......................NA


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Head Coach ................................. Derek LarkinRecord at School ..................................46-16-0Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coaches .......................Shawn Slater, ................................................Bryan Weygand

Head Coach ............................... Derek NicholsRecord at School ................................33-31-10Career Record ....................................38-57-10Assistant Coach ........................ Jennifer Ermey

Head Coach .................................. Jason MooreRecord at School ..................................10-21-3Career Record ......................................18-31-5Assistant Coaches ................Brennan Peacock, .................................................. Michelle Love

Head Coach ..................................Rocky OrtonRecord at School ..................................34-34-6Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coach ..........................Staci Eastman

Head Coach ..............................Lincoln RobleeRecord at School ................................ 63-21-11Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coach ...........................Anne Schafer

2009 Record ...........................................13-7-02009 Conference Record ..........................5-5-0Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................17/5Starters Returning/Lost ................................8/3Newcomers ................................................. NA

2009 Record .............................................8-7-42009 Conference Record ..........................6-4-2Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................12/8Starters Returning/Lost ................................8/3Newcomers .....................................................8

2009 Record .............................................8-9-22009 Conference Record ..........................5-3-1Letterwinners Returing/Lost ........................8/8Starters Returning/Lost ................................3/8Newcomers ...................................................12

2009 Record .............................................8-9-12009 Conference Record ..........................4-5-0Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................15/1Starters Returning/Lost ..............................11/0Newcomers .....................................................4

2009 Record ...........................................13-4-22009 Conference Record ..........................5-3-1Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................16/7Starters Returning/Lost ................................5/6Newcomers ................................................. NA

Sports Information Director ....... Sara WilliamsEmail .................................. [email protected] Phone ...............................918-343-7989Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... .......................................http://rsuhillcats.com/

Sports Information Director ............ Scott NussEmail [email protected] Phone ...................316-942-4291 x 2435Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ..................................... www.newmanjets.com

Sports Information Director ......Chad SchillingEmail [email protected] Phone ...............................316-284-5263Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... .............................http://athletics.bethelks.edu/

Sports Information Director ........ Chad JenkinsEmail [email protected] Phone ...............................913-971-3457Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ........................................www.mnusports.com

Sports Information Director ........... Josh PoundEmail [email protected] Phone ...............................913-360-7634Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... .................................. www.ravenathletics.com

Kelsey Hanna

Bethany College

Sterling College Tabor College Southwestern College

McPherson CollegeOct. 6 - Ottawa, Kan.

Oct. 13 - Sterling, Kan. Oct. 16 - Ottawa, Kan. Oct. 20 - Winfield, Kan.

Oct. 9 - McPherson, Kan.Location ...................Lindsborg, Kan.Enrollment ....................................600Nickname .............................. SwedesColors ............................Blue & GoldConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1993

Location ...................... Sterling, Kan.Enrollment ....................................720Nickname .............................WarriorsColors ... Blue, Silver & Crimson RedConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ......................NA

Location ....................Hillsboro, Kan.Enrollment ....................................618Nickname .............................BluejaysColors ............................Blue & GoldConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ......................NA

Location .....................Winfield, Kan.Enrollment .................................1,850Nickname .................. MoundbuildersColors ....................... Purple & WhiteConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1997

Location .................McPherson, Kan.Enrollment ....................................600Nickname ............................ BulldogsColors ........................... Red & WhiteConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1991




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Head Coach .................................. Steve MooreRecord at School ..................................22-29-4Career Record ..........................................Same

Head Coach ................................. Justin MorrisRecord at School ................................ 76-116-8Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coaches ......................Ki Thornberry

Head Coach ............................Grant BrubacherRecord at School .................................. 11-37-3Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coach .............................. Silas Hibbs

Head Coach ....................................... Joe WoodRecord at School ................................ 33-37-11Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coaches ......................Suzie Hinmna

Head Coach ..................................... Rob TalleyRecord at School ..................................32-17-8Career Record .................................... 36-42-11Assistant Coaches ................Reed Hardgraves, ............... Anthony Baldi, Armando Rodriguez

2009 Record ........................................... 6-11-12009 Conference Record ..........................1-8-0Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................11/4Starters Returning/Lost ................................8/3Newcomers .....................................................9

2009 Record ...........................................3-13-12009 Conference Record ..........................0-8-1Starters Returning/Lost ................................5/6Newcomers .....................................................9

2009 Record ........................................... 3-11-32009 Conference Record ..........................1-6-2Letterwinners Returing/Lost ........................5/8Starters Returning/Lost ................................3/8Newcomers ...................................................12

2009 Record .............................................7-9-12009 Conference Record ..........................4-5-0Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................9/11Starters Returning/Lost ................................7/4Newcomers .....................................................6

2009 Record ...........................................10-5-32009 Conference Record ..........................6-1-2Letterwinners Returing/Lost ......................10/6Starters Returning/Lost ................................5/6Newcomers ...................................................11

Sports Information Director ..........Hans NickelEmail .............................. [email protected] Phone ...............................620-278-4645Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ..................... http://www.sterling.edu/athletics

Sports Information Director ..Anthony MonsonEmail .............................. [email protected] Phone ...................620-947-3121 x 1603Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ...................................www.taborbluejays.com

Sports Information Director ....... Jason JeschkeEmail ...................... [email protected] Phone ...............................620-229-6299Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ..........................http://www.buildersports.com

Sports Information Director ......Alan GrosbachEmail ...................... [email protected] Phone ...............................620-242-0431Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... .......................... http://www.macbulldogs.com Lizzie Wilkens


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Sports Information Director ...... Beth CormackEmail [email protected] Phone ...................785-227-3380 x 8184Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ................................ www.bethanyswedes.com

Kansas Wesleyan UniversityUniversity of Saint Mary

Friends University

Oct. 27 - Ottawa, Kan.Oct. 23 - Ottawa, Kan.

Oct. 30 - Wichita, Kan.

Location .........................Salina, Kan.Enrollment ....................................852Nickname ............................. CoyotesColors .........................Purple & GoldConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1996

Location ..............Leavenworth, Kan.Enrollment ....................................872Nickname .................................SpiresColors ...........................Navy & GoldConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ....................1990

Location ...................... Wichita, Kan.Enrollment .................................3,100Nickname .............................. FalconsColors ..........................Scarlet & RedConference ............................. KCACFirst Year of Soccer ......................NA

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Head Coach .................................Mike DibbiniRecord at School ..................................80-20-8Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coaches ............DeeDee Sanguinetti, ................................................ BT Timmerman

Head Coach .............................. Derek MazeitisRecord at School ..................................31-51-9Career Record ..........................................SameAssistant Coaches .......................Justin Seever, ....................................................... Dylan Gaul

Head Coach ..................... Victor Garcia-BebekRecord at School ......................................8-7-4Career Record ..........................................Same

2009 Record ...........................................12-6-22009 Conference Record ..........................7-1-1Letterwinners Returing/Lost ....................15/10Starters Returning/Lost ................................7/4Newcomers ...................................................13

2009 Record .............................................6-9-22009 Conference Record ..........................3-5-1Letterwinners Returing/Lost ........................8/5Starters Returning/Lost ............................... NANewcomers .....................................................9

2009 Record .............................................8-7-42009 Conference Record ..........................3-2-4Letterwinners Returing/Lost ........................9/9

Sports Information Director .........David ToelleEmail ............................... [email protected] Phone ...................785-827-5541 x 3146Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ..................................... www.kwucoyotes.com

Sports Information Director ..... Michael BaslerEmail [email protected] Phone ...............................913-758-4339Athletics Dept. Web site .....www.gospires.com

Sports Information Director ..... Scott RobinsonEmail [email protected] Phone ................... 316-295-5000 x 5116Athletics Dept. Web site .................................... ................................www.friendsathletics.com

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Avila University (5-7-0)

Judson University (0-1-0)

Dana College (1-2-0)

Doane College (1-2-0)

Iowa Wesleyan College (1-0-0)

Benedictine College (1-2-0)

9/12/96 ................................................... L, 0-410/4/97 ................................................... L, 2-49/25/98 ................................................... L, 0-610/15/99 ................................................. L, 2-410/25/00 ................................................ W, NA9/18/01 ................................................... L, 1-29/3/04 .................................................... W, 4-19/8/05 .................................................... W, 4-19/8/06 ..................................................... L, 0-39/10/07 ................................................... L, 0-19/17/08 .................................................. W, 3-09/9/09 ............................................ W, 2-1 2OT

10/21/99 ................................................. L, 0-4

9/11/01 ................................................... L, 1-710/6/04 .................................................. W, 2-19/2/07 ..................................................... L, 0-2

10/17/98 ................................................ W, 2-09/28/99 ................................................. L, 1-109/6/08 ..................................................... L, 0-1

9/1/03 .................................................... W, 3-2

9/28/98 ................................................... L, 0-59/11/04 .................................................. W, 3-19/19/09 ................................................... L, 2-4

Bethany College (7-8-0)

Bethel College (9-5-0)

10/5/96 ................................................... L, 0-711/2/96 ................................................... L, 2-310/24/97 ................................................. L, 1-69/19/98 ................................................... L, 0-110/31/98 ................................................. L, 1-29/15/99 ................................................... L, 1-210/12/99 ................................................. L, 0-39/30/00 ................................................... L, NA10/20/01 ................................................ W, 3-210/20/03 ................................................ W, 3-210/6/04 .................................................. W, 5-09/25/06 .................................................. W, 2-19/22/07 .................................................. W, 3-010/8/08 .................................................. W, 5-010/7/09 ................................................ W, 10-0

10/9/96 ................................................... L, 0-411/5/96 ................................................... L, 1-410/21/97 ................................................. L, 0-49/12/98 ................................................... L, 0-69/18/99 ................................................... L, 0-110/10/00 ................................................ W, NA10/27/01 ................................................ W, 3-09/12/03 .................................................. W, 3-010/28/03 ................................................ W, 2-19/23/04 .................................................. W, 4-09/29/05 .................................................. W, 8-010/20/07 ................................................ W, 2-010/25/08 ................................................ W, 4-010/24/09 ................................................ W, 2-0

Bellevue University (1-4-0)11/5/05 ................................................... L, 1-210/22/06 ................................................. L, 0-110/31/07 ................................................. L, 1-49/14/08 .................................................. W, 1-09/15/09 ................................................... L, 0-2

Concordia University (1-3-0)10/13/01 ................................................. L, 1-59/2/05 .................................................... W, 3-29/2/06 ..................................................... L, 0-29/7/07 ..................................................... L, 0-2

Culver-Stockton College (2-0-0)10/23/04 ................................................ W, 3-110/10/05 ................................................ W, 2-1

Baker University (0-3-0)9/27/04 ................................................... L, 0-29/14/05 ................................................... L, 0-19/13/06 ................................................... L, 0-3

Emporia State University (0-1-0)9/3/01 ..................................................... L, 2-3

College of Saint Mary (0-2-0)9/20/05 ................................................... L, 1-39/20/06 ................................................... L, 0-7

Central Christian College (1-0-0)9/9/08 .................................................... W, 5-0

Central Methodist University (2-2-0)9/30/99 ................................................... L, 1-29/9/00 .................................................... W, NA9/5/01 ..................................................... L, 3-49/8/04 .................................................... W, 4-0

Friends University (12-7-0)10/26/96 ............................................... L, 0-1210/14/97 ................................................. L, 0-511/1/97 ................................................... L, 1-49/16/98 ................................................... L, 0-79/21/99 ................................................... L, 0-210/7/00 ................................................... L, NA10/9/01 ............................................ W, 2-1 OT9/22/03 .................................................. W, 3-211/1/03 .................................................. W, 3-110/16/04 ................................................ W, 3-111/3/04 .................................................. W, 4-110/15/05 ................................................ W, 2-110/28/05 ................................................. L, 1-210/10/06 ................................................ W, 1-010/24/06 ................................................. L, 0-210/6/07 .................................................. W, 2-010/23/07 ................................................ W, 1-010/11/08 ................................................ W, 1-010/10/09 ................................................ W, 2-011/10/09 ................................................ W, 3-0

Graceland University (2-1-0)10/24/97 ................................................ W, 3-09/23/00 .................................................. W, NA9/20/01 ................................................... L, 0-1

Hannibal LaGrange College (1-0-0)10/2/01 .................................................. W, 2-1

Kansas Wesleyan University (9-6-1)10/2/96 .................................................. W, 4-010/30/96 ................................................ W, 3-19/18.97 .................................................. W, 1-09/30/98 .................................................. W, 3-210/5/99 ................................................... L, 0-19/13/00 ................................................... L, NA10/30/01 ................................................ W, 2-09/27/03 ........................................... T, 0-0 2OT10/21/04 ................................................ W, 1-010/24/05 ................................................ W, 3-110/18/06 ................................................. L, 0-310/10/07 ................................................. L, 0-410/22/08 ................................................. L, 1-211/15/08 ................................................. L, 0-110/21/09 ................................................ W, 3-011/14/09 ................................................ W, 3-2


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Missouri Baptist University (0-2-0)9/22/01 ................................................... L, 0-59/22/05 ................................................... L, 0-1

Manhattan Christian College (3-0-0)10/4/03 ................................................ W, 10-010/9/04 .................................................. W, 6-09/1/09 .................................................... W, 2-0

Missouri Valley College (1-3-0)9/16/00 ................................................... L, NA9/15/01 ................................................... L, 0-510/16/06 ................................................. L, 0-19/22/07 .................................................. W, 3-1

Mount Mary College (1-0-0)9/6/03 .................................................... W, 5-0

McPherson College (13-3-0)9/18/96 .................................................. W, 3-110/19/96 ................................................ W, 2-09/20/97 .................................................. W, 2-09/22/98 .................................................. W, 2-110/24/98 ................................................ W, 5-010/8/99 .................................................. W, 6-010/18/00 ................................................ W, NA10/7/03 .................................................. W, 7-010/2/04 .................................................. W, 1-010/4/05 .................................................. W, 4-110/5/06 ................................................... L, 0-19/29/07 ................................................... L, 0-210/26/07 ................................................. L, 2-510/4/08 .................................................. W, 3-011/14/08 ................................................ W, 2-010/3/09 .................................................. W, 3-1

Mount St. Clare College (1-0-0)9/3/03 .................................................... W, 5-0

Mid America Nazarene University (1-0-0)9/22/09 .................................................. W, 3-2

McKendree University (0-1-0)9/15/07 ................................................... L, 0-3

Midland Lutheran College (0-1-0)9/3/07 ..................................................... L, 1-3

Northwestern Oklahoma St. Uni. (0-1-0)9/17/03 ................................................... L, 0-6

Northwood University (1-1-0)10/15/00 ................................................. L, NA9/21/08 .................................................. W, 3-1

Oklahoma Wesleyan University (3-1-0)10/10/98 ................................................. L, 0-49/15/03 .................................................. W, 3-29/12/07 .................................................. W, 5-09/27/08 .................................................. W, 4-0

Presentation College (2-0-0)9/9/03 .................................................... W, 1-010/10/04 ................................................ W, 5-0

Rogers State University (1-0-0)9/27/09 .................................................. W, 4-0

Park University (0-3-0)11/5/03 ............................................. L, 3-4 OT11/9/04 ................................................... L, 1-310/7/06 ................................................... L, 0-7

Saint Ambrose University (0-1-0)9/4/09 ..................................................... L, 1-2

Sienna Heights University (1-0-0)9/6/09 .................................................... W, 1-0

Southern Nazarene Unviersity (0-1-1)9/29/08 ........................................... T, 1-1 2OT9/25/09 ................................................... L, 1-3

Southwest Baptist University (1-2-1)10/17/97 ......................................... T, 1-1 2OT10/1/98 .................................................. W, 2-110/18/99 ................................................. L, 0-89/2/01 ................................................... L, 1-10

Southwestern Assemblies of God Uni. (1-0-0)9/20/08 .................................................. W, 8-0

Southwestern College (12-2-1)9/16/97 .................................................. W, 8-110/2/97 .................................................. W, 7-09/8/98 .................................................... W, 4-110/6/98 ................................................... L, 1-210/25/99 ................................................ W, 3-09/2/00 .................................................... W, NA10/28/00 ................................................ W, NA9/25/01 .................................................. W, 5-110/15/03 ................................................ W, 6-29/15/04 .................................................. W, 4-010/22/05 ................................................ W, 3-110/21/06 ................................................ W, 1-010/17/07 ..................................................T, 0-010/29/08 ................................................. L, 0-110/28/09 ................................................ W, 6-0

Sterling College (14-4-0)9/15/96 ................................................... L, 0-210/12/96 ................................................. L, 2-49/23/97 ................................................... L, 2-310/7/97 .................................................. W, 4-310/27/98 ................................................ W, 3-09/11/99 .................................................. W, 2-010/22/99 ................................................ W, 4-29/6/00 .................................................... W, NA9/26/00 .................................................. W, NA10/6/01 .................................................. W, 3-110/18/03 ................................................ W, 3-09/18/04 .................................................. W, 4-010/29/04 ................................................ W, 6-09/27/05 .................................................. W, 2-010/2/06 ................................................... L, 2-410/2/07 ............................................ W, 3-2 OT10/15/08 ................................................ W, 4-210/14/09 ................................................ W, 7-0

Stephens College (1-0-0)9/14/03 ................................................ W, 12-0

Tabor College (12-3-0)9/28/96 .................................................. W, 5-310/23/96 ................................................ W, 3-110/11/97 ................................................ W, 2-010/22/98 ................................................ W, 4-09/25/99 ................................................... L, 3-510/4/00 ................................................... L, NA10/16/01 ................................................ W, 1-011/2/01 ............................................. L, 1-2 OT10/24/03 ................................................ W, 4-010/14/04 ................................................ W, 4-010/12/05 ................................................ W, 4-010/14/06 ........................................ W, 1-0 2OT10/13/07 ................................................ W, 6-110/18/08 ................................................ W, 6-010/17/09 ................................................ W, 4-0

Trinity Christian College (0-1-0)11/21/09 ................................................. L, 0-1

University of Saint Mary (6-4-0)9/7/98 ..................................................... L, 1-59/9/99 ..................................................... L, 1-310/21/00 ................................................ W, NA10/23/01 ................................................. L, 1-210/1/03 .................................................. W, 3-09/25/04 ................................................ W, 10-010/1/05 .................................................. W, 2-110/4/07 ................................................... L, 0-111/1/08 .................................................. W, 4-010/31/09 ................................................ W, 3-0

William Jewell College (1-6-0)10/16/96 ........................................... L, 2-3 OT9/13/97 .................................................. W, 2-110/8/98 ................................................... L, 0-49/6/99 ..................................................... L, 1-29/8/01 ....................................................L, 1-119/6/05 ..................................................... L, 0-49/5/06 ..................................................... L, 0-5

Washburn University (0-1-0)9/5/03 ..................................................... L, 1-5

York College (0-0-1)9/8/07 ............................................. T, 0-0 2OT


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All-Time Records Versus OpponentsAvila University (Mo.).....................................................................5-7-0Baker University (Kan.) ....................................................................0-3-0Bellevue University (Neb.) ...............................................................1-4-0Benedictine College (Kan.) .............................................................1-2-0Bethany College (Kan.) ...................................................................7-8-0Bethel College (Kan.) ......................................................................9-5-0Central Christian College (Kan.) ......................................................1-0-0Central Methodist University (Mo.) ..............................................2-2-0College of St. Mary (Neb.) ...............................................................0-2-0Concordia University (Neb.) .............................................................1-3-0Culver Stockton College (Mo.) .........................................................2-0-0 Dana College (Neb.) .........................................................................1-2-0Doane College (Neb.) ......................................................................1-2-0Emporia State University (Kan.) .......................................................0-1-0Friends University (Kan.) .............................................................12-7-0Graceland University (Iowa) .............................................................2-1-0Hannibal LaGrange College (Mo.) ...................................................1-0-0Iowa Wesleyan University ................................................................1-0-0Judson University (Ill.) .....................................................................0-1-0Kansas Wesleyan University ..........................................................9-6-1McKendree University (Ill.) ..............................................................0-1-0McPherson College (Kan.) ...........................................................13-3-0Manhattan Christian College (Kan.).............................................3-0-0Mid America Nazarene University (Kan.) ....................................1-0-0Midland Lutheran College (Neb.) .....................................................0-1-0Missouri Baptist University .............................................................0-2-0Missouri Valley College ....................................................................1-3-0Mount Mary College (Wis.) ..............................................................1-0-0Mount St. Clare (Iowa) .....................................................................1-0-0Newman University (Kan.) .............................................................0-0-0Northwestern Oklahoma State University ........................................0-1-0Northwood University (Texas) .........................................................1-1-0Oklahoma Wesleyan University ........................................................3-1-0Park University (Mo.) .......................................................................0-3-0Presentation College (S.D.) ...............................................................2-0-0Rogers State University (Okla.) .....................................................1-0-0Saint Ambrose University (Iowa) .....................................................0-1-0Siena Heights University (Mich.) .....................................................1-0-0Southern Nazarene University (Okla.) ..............................................0-1-1Southwest Baptist University (Mo.) .................................................1-2-1Southwestern Assemblies of God (Texas) ........................................1-0-0Southwestern College (Kan.) ........................................................12-2-1Stephens College (Mo.) ....................................................................1-0-0Sterling College (Kan.) .................................................................14-4-0Tabor College (Kan.) .....................................................................12-3-0Trinity Christian College ..................................................................0-1-0University of Saint Mary (Kan.) ....................................................6-4-0Washburn University (Kan.) .............................................................0-1-0William Jewell College (Mo.) ...........................................................1-6-0William Penn University (Iowa) .......................................................0-0-0York College (Neb.) ..........................................................................0-0-1Total Games ........................................................................................233*All 2010 Opponents are in BOLD

Overall Record: 132-96-5

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19966-9-0

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS12 Avila L 0-4S15 Sterling L 0-2S18 McPherson W 3-1S28 Tabor W 5-3 OTO2 Kansas Wesleyan W 4-0O5 Bethany L 0-7O9 Bethel L 0-4O12 Sterling L 2-4O16 William Jewell L 2-3 OTO19 McPherson W 2-0O23 Tabor W 3-1O26 Friends L 0-12O30 Kansas Wesleyan W 3-1N2 Bethany L 2-3N5 Bethel L 1-4

Head Coach: Mike CullinaRecord: 14-15-1

19978-6-1

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS13 William Jewell W 2-1S16 Southwestern W 8-1S18 Kansas Wesleyan W 1-0S20 McPherson W 2-0S23 Sterling L 2-3O2 Southwestern W 7-0O4 Avila L 2-4O7 Sterling W 4-3O11 Tabor W 2-0O14 Friends L 0-5O17 Southwest Baptist (Mo.) T 1-1 2 OTO21 Bethel L 0-4O24 Graceland W 3-0O28 Bethany L 1-6N1 Friends L 1-4

Head Coach: Tony CarbaughRecord: 12-23-0

8-10-0Date Opponent W-L ScoreS7 Uni. of St. Mary L 1-5S8 Southwestern W 4-1S12 Bethel L 0-6S16 Friends L 0-7S19 Bethany L 0-1S22 McPherson W 2-1S25 Avila L 0-6S28 Benedictine L 0-5S30 Kansas Wesleyan W 3-2O1 Southwest Baptist (Mo.) W 2-1O6 Southwestern L 1-2O8 William Jewell L 0-2O10 Oklahoma Wesleyan L 0-4O17 Doane (Neb.) W 2-0O22 Tabor W 4-0O24 McPherson W 5-0O27 Sterling W 3-0O31 Bethany L 1-2

1998

Christie Singleton (1997-00)

Kelly Grgas-Wheeler (1996-98)

19994-13-0

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS6 William Jewell L 1-2S9 Uni. of St. Mary L 1-3S11 Sterling W 2-0S15 Bethany L 1-2S18 Bethel L 0-1S21 Friends L 0-2S25 Tabor L 3-5S28 Doane (Neb.) L 1-10S30 Central Methodist L 1-2O5 Kansas Wesleyan L 0-1O8 McPherson W 6-0O12 Bethany L 0-3O15 Avila L 2-4O18 Southwest Baptist (Mo.) L 0-8O21 Judson Uni. (Ill.) L 0-4O22 Sterling W 4-2O25 Southwestern W 3-0

9-7-0Date Opponent W-L ScoreS2 Southwestern W NAS6 Sterling W NAS9 Central Methodist W NAS13 Kansas Wesleyan L NAS16 Missouri Valley L NAS20 William Jewell L NAS23 Graceland W NAS26 Sterling W NAS30 Bethany L NAO4 Tabor L NAO7 Friends L NAO10 Bethel W NAO15 Northwood (Texas) L NAO18 McPherson W NAO21 Uni. of St. Mary W NAO25 Avila W NAO28 Southwestern W NA

Head Coach: Matt WalbergRecord: 17-18-0

2000


8-12-0KCAC Regular Season Champions

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS2 Southwest Baptist (Mo.) L 1-10S3 Emporia State L 2-3S5 Central Methodist L 3-4S8 William Jewell L 1-11S11 Dana (Neb.) L 1-7S15 Missouri Valley L 0-5S18 Avila L 1-2S20 Graceland (Iowa) L 0-1S22 Missouri Baptist L 0-5S25 Southwestern W 5-1O2 Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.) W 2-1O6 Sterling W 3-1O9 Friends W 2-1 OTO13 Concordia (Neb.) L 1-5O16 Tabor W 1-0O20 Bethany W 3-2O23 Uni. of St. Mary L 1-2O27 Bethel W 3-0O30 Kansas Wesleyan W 2-0*N2 Tabor L 1-2 OT*KCAC Tournament

2001

200210-11-1

KCAC Regular Season ChampionsKCAC Tournament Champions

Region IV Participant

Head Coach: Chip WigginsRecord: 44-16-3

200316-3-2


Region IV ParticipantDate Opponent W-L ScoreS1 Iowa Wesleyan W 3-2S3 Mount St. Clare (Iowa) W 5-0S5 Washburn (Kan.) L 1-5S6 Mount Mary (Wis.) W 5-0S9 Presentation (S.D.) W 1-0S12 Bethel W 3-0S14 Stephens (Mo.) W 12-0S15 Oklahoma Wesleyan W 3-2S17 Northwestern Okla. L 0-6S22 Friends W 3-2S27 Kansas Wesleyan T 0-0 2 OTO1 Uni. of St. Mary W 3-0O4 Manhattan Christian W 10-0O7 McPherson W 7-0O15 Southwestern W 6-2O18 Sterling W 3-0O20 Bethany W 3-2O24 Tabor W 4-0*O28 Bethel W 2-1*N1 Friends W 3-1^N5 Park L 3-4 OT*KCAC Tournament^Region IV Tournament

200418-2-0


Region IV SemifinalistDate Opponent W-L ScoreS3 Avila W 4-1S8 Central Methodist W 4-0S11 Benedictine W 3-1S15 Southwestern W 4-0S18 Sterling W 4-0S23 Bethel W 4-0S25 Uni. of St. Mary W 10-0S27 Baker L 0-2O2 McPherson W 1-0O6 Bethany W 5-0O9 Manhattan Christian W 6-0O10 Presentation (S.D.) W 5-0O14 Tabor W 4-0O16 Friends W 3-1O21 Kansas Wesleyan W 1-0O23 Culver Stockton W 3-1*O29 Sterling W 6-0*N3 Friends W 4-1^N6 Dana (Neb.) W 2-1^N9 Park (Mo.) L 1-3*KCAC Tournament^Region IV Tournament

200514-4-0

KCAC Regular Season ChampionsRegion IV Participant

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS2 Concordia (Neb.) W 3-2S6 William Jewell L 0-4S8 Avila W 4-1S14 Baker L 0-1S20 Coll. of St. Mary (Neb.) L 1-3S22 Missouri Baptist L 0-1S27 Sterling W 2-0S29 Bethel W 8-0O1 Uni. of St. Mary W 2-1O4 McPherson W 4-1O8 Bethany W 6-1O10 Culver Stockton W 2-1O12 Tabor W 4-0O15 Friends W 2-1O22 Southwestern W 3-1O24 Kansas Wesleyan W 3-1*O28 Friends L 1-2#^N5 Bellevue (Neb.) L 1-2*KCAC Tournament^Region IV Tournament#Lost 2-0 on Penalty Kicks

Head Coach: Glen CahillRecord: 19-17-0

20065-13-0

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS2 Concordia (Neb.) L 0-2S5 William Jewell L 0-5S8 Avila L 0-3S13 Baker L 1-4S16 Missouri Valley L 0-1S20 Coll. of St. Mary (Neb.) L 0-7S25 Bethany W 2-1S27 Uni. of St. Mary L 1-4S30 Bethel W 3-2O2 Sterling L 2-4O5 McPherson L 0-1O7 Park (Mo.) L 0-7O10 Friends W 1-0O14 Tabor W 1-0 2 OTO18 Kansas Wesleyan L 0-3O21 Southwestern W 1-0O22 Bellevue L 0-1*O24 Friends L 0-2*KCAC Tournament

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Head Coach: Craig ShawRecord: 38-20-3

20078-10-2

Region IV ParticipantDate Opponent W-L ScoreS2 Dana (Neb.) L 0-2S3 Midland Lutheran (Neb.) L 1-3S7 Concordia (Neb.) L 0-2S8 York (Neb.) T 0-0 2 OTS10 Avila L 0-1S12 Oklahoma Wesleyan W 5-0S15 McKendree (Ill.) L 0-3S22 Missouri Valley W 3-1S26 Bethany W 3-0S29 McPherson L 0-2O2 Sterling W 3-2 OTO4 Uni. of St. Mary L 0-1O6 Friends W 2-0O10 Kansas Wesleyan L 0-4O13 Tabor W 6-1O17 Southwestern T 1-1#O20 Bethel W 2-0*O23 Friends W 1-0*O26 McPherson L 2-5^O31 Bellevue L 1-4*KCAC Tournament^Region IV Tournament#Didn’t play overtime period due to weather.

14-5-1KCAC Tournament Finalist

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS6 Doane College L 0-1S9 Central Christian W 5-0S14 Bellevue (Neb.) W 1-0S17 Avila W 3-0S20 SW Assemblies of God W 8-0S21 Northwood (Texas) W 3-1S24 Benedictine L 1-2S27 Okla. Wesleyan W 4-0S29 Southern Nazarene T 1-1, 2OT O4 McPherson W 3-0O8 Bethany W 5-0O11 Friends W 1-0O15 Sterling W 4-2O18 Tabor W 6-0O22 Kansas Wesleyan L 1-2O25 Bethel W 4-0O29 Southwestern L 0-1N1 University of Sain Mary W 4-0*N14 McPherson W 2-0*N15 Kansas Wesleyan L 0-1*KCAC Tournament

16-5-0KCAC Champions

KCAC Tournament ChampionsNAIA National Tournament

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS1 Manhattan Chri. W 2-0S4 St. Ambrose L 1-2S6 #19 Siena Heights W 1-0S9 Avila W 2-1 2OTS15 Bellevue L 0-2S19 #9 Benedictine L 2-4S22 MidAmerica Naz. W 3-2S25 Southern Naz. L 1-3S27 Rogers State W 4-0O3 McPherson W 3-1O7 Bethany W 10-0O10 Friends W 2-0O14 Sterling W 7-0O17 Tabor W 4-0O21 Kansas Wesleyan W 3-0O24 Bethel W 2-0O28 Southwestern W 7-0O31 Uni. of St. Mary W 3-0*N10 Friends W 3-0*N14 Kansas Wesleyan W 3-2^N21 Trinity Chrisitan L 0-1 *KCAC Tournament^NAIA National Tournament

2008

2009

Nichole BishopLauren Peil

Amber Webb

Record vs. This Season’s Opponents at Peoples Bank Field

Opponent Record Manhattan Christian College 1-0-0William Penn University 0-0-0Avila University 1-0-0Doane College 0-1-0Central Methodist University 0-0-0Benedictine College 0-1-0MidAmerica Nazarene University 0-0-0Rogers State University 0-0-0Newman University 0-0-0Bethel College 1-0-0Bethany College 1-0-0McPherson College 2-1-0Sterling College 2-0-0Tabor College 2-0-0Southwestern College 1-0-1University of Saint Mary 1-0-0Kansas Wesleyan University 0-2-0Friends University 4-0-0

Year-By-Year Record at Peoples Bank FieldYear Overall Conference 2009 7-2-0 4-0-02008 8-2-1 5-1-02007 5-2-1 2-1-1Overall 20-6-2 11-2-1

This is the Lady Braves fourth season of playing at Peoples Bank Field. Overall, the Lady Braves have a 20-6-2 record with a 11-2-1 KCAC record on the field. During the 2008 season Peoples Bank Field hosted the 2008 Men’s and Women’s KCAC Soccer Championships. Peoples Bank Field features Fieldturf®, a registered trademark of Fieldturf Tarkett. It has been installed on more than 1,800 fields world-wide, several in continuous use for almost a decade. The turf has received wide acclaim for its forgiving nature, durability and grass-like performance. Fieldturf® users have also documented a reduction of sports injuries in comparison to the carpet-like artificial turf of the past. The field features an eight lane track that is named the Bill “Bo” Boucek Track.

Peoples Bank Field RecordsWomenPoints Single GameOttawa Individual 9, Whitney Bowen vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Sept. 12, 2007Opponent Individual 3 by Ashley Grimes, Sterling College, Oct. 12, 2007Ottawa Team 18 (2x) last vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 28, 2009Opponent Team 9 by McKendree University, Sept. 15, 2007 Goals Single GameOttawa Individual 4, Whitney Bowen vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Sept. 12, 2007Opponent Individual 1, (16x) last by Alyssa Lee, Trinity Christian College, Nov. 21, 2009Ottawa Team 7, vs. Sterling College, Oct 14, 2009Opponent Team 4 by Benedictine College, Sept. 19, 2009 Assists Single GameOttawa Individual 2 (4x) last by Raechelle Sloan, Southwestern College, Oct. 28, 2009Opponent Individual 1 (5x) last by Kayla Summers, Southwestern College, Oct. 17, 2007Ottawa Team 6 vs. Southwestern College, Oct. 28, 2009Opponent Team 3 by McKendree University, Sept. 15, 2007 Saves Single GameOttawa Individual 17, Stephanie Henderson vs. McKendree University, Sept. 15, 2007Opponent Individual 18, by Leah Stringer, Central Christian College, Sept. 9, 2008Ottawa Team 17 (2x) last vs. Missouri Valley College (Henderson/Fisher) Sept. 22, 2007Opponent Team 18, Central Christian College, Sept. 9, 2008


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Game ResultsOverall: 16-5-0 - Conference: 9-0-0 - Home: 6-2-0 - Away: 8-3-0 - Neutral: 2-0-0

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference9/1 (H)Manhattan Christian College W, 2-0 1-0-0 ---9/4 (A)Saint Ambrose University L, 1-2 1-1-0 ---9/6 (N)Siena Heights University W, 1-0 2-1-0 ---9/9 (A)Avila University W, 2-1 2OT 3-1-0 ---9/14 (A)Bellevue University L, 0-2 3-2-0 ---9/19 (H)Benedictine College L, 2-4 3-3-0 ---9/22 (A)Mid America Nazarene University W, 3-2 4-3-0 ---9/25 (A)Southern Nazarene University L, 1-3 4-4-0 ---9/27 (A)Rogers State University W, 4-0 5-4-0 ---*10/3 (H)McPherson College W, 3-1 6-4-0 1-0-0*10/7 (A)Bethany College W, 10-0 7-4-0 2-0-0*10/10 (H)Friends University W, 2-0 8-4-0 3-0-0*10/14 (H)Sterling College W, 7-0 9-4-0 4-0-0*10/17 (A)Tabor College W, 4-0 10-4-0 5-0-0*10/21 (A)Kansas Wesleyan University W, 3-0 11-4-0 6-0-0*10/24 (A)Bethel College W, 2-0 12-4-0 7-0-0*10/28 (H)Southwestern College W, 6-0 13-4-0 8-0-0*10/31 (A)University of Saint Mary W, 3-0 14-4-0 9-0-0^11/10 (H)Friends University W, 3-0 15-4-0 ---^11/14 (N)Kansas Wesleyan University W, 3-2 16-4-0 ---!11/21 (H)Trinity Chrisitan College L, 0-1 16-5-0*Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Games^Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament Games!NAIA National Tournament Game Individual Statistics## Name GP-GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW PK-A0 Nichole Bishop 6-6 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0-000 Lauren Peil 17-16 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0-01 Christie Johnson 21-21 0 1 1 .000 8 2 .250 0 0 0 0-02 Kelsey Hanna 11-7 3 2 8 .111 27 9 .333 0 0 1 0-03 Whitney Bowen 21-14 12 8 32 .162 74 34 .459 0 0 5 0-04 Carley Bonnett 17-0 0 0 0 .000 4 2 .500 0 0 0 0-05 Amanda Just 21-17 7 5 19 .117 60 31 .517 0 0 1 1-16 Amber Webb 21-18 1 2 4 .026 39 14 .359 0 0 0 0-07 Stephanie Segura 21-17 3 2 8 .136 22 7 .318 0 0 0 0-09 Raechelle Sloan 21-19 1 6 8 .050 20 7 .350 1 0 0 0-011 Lizzie Wilkens 21-21 2 0 4 0.61 33 12 .364 0 0 1 0-012 Amanda Talbott 21-2 1 0 2 .043 23 10 .435 0 0 0 0-013 Samantha Mayfield 21-5 8 6 19 .200 40 19 .475 0 0 2 0-015 Casie Kultgen 8-7 0 0 0 .000 3 2 .667 1 0 0 0-016 Tara Wood 15-10 1 0 2 .200 5 1 .200 0 0 0 0-017 Kelsey Meyer 20-8 0 6 6 .000 16 4 .250 0 0 0 0-019 Tiffany Gardenhire 14-0 2 1 5 .500 4 2 .500 0 0 0 0-020 Kasey Craven 17-0 0 0 0 .000 5 0 .000 0 0 0 0-021 Sheridan Horner 21-8 5 6 16 .200 25 9 .360 3 0 1 0-022 Joanne Glynn 21-16 13 7 33 .188 69 34 .493 0 0 3 0-023 Kayla Huitt 16-11 0 1 1 .000 5 1 .200 0 0 0 0-024 Nicole Radcliffe 20-0 3 3 9 .200 15 9 .600 0 0 0 0-025 Kourtney Clark 16-5 0 0 0 .000 8 2 .250 0 0 0 0-033 Kristi French 21-5 0 1 1 .000 14 5 .357 0 0 0 0-0Totals 21 62 54 178 .119 521 217 .417 8 0 14 1-1Opponents 21 18 12 48 .116 155 76 .490 7 0 5 0-0 ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 0 Nichole Bishop 6-6 444:44 6 1.21 14 .700 4 2 0 300 Lauren Peil 17-16 1460:00 12 0.74 48 .800 12 3 0 9TM 2 Total 21 1904:44 18 0.851 56 .780 16 5 0 12 Opponents 21 1904:44 59 2.92 155 .724 5 16 0 1

Corners 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TotalOU 77 52 0 0 129Opponents 22 24 0 0 46

Shots 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TotalOU 311 212 0 0 523Opponents 87 68 0 0 155

Saves 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TotalOU 37 24 0 0 61Opponents 105 50 0 0 155

Fouls 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TotalOU 115 88 0 0 203Opponents 129 78 0 0 207


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OUTM 2 vs. Manhattan Christian 0Sept. 1 - Ottawa, Kan.

OU 2 vs. Avila 1 2OTSept. 9 - Kansas City, Mo.

OU 3 vs. Mid America Naz. 2Sept. 22 - Olathe, Kan.

OU 1 vs. #18 Siena Heights 0Sept. 6 - Davenport, Iowa

#9 Benedictine 4 vs. OU 2Sept. 19 - Ottawa

St. Ambrose 2 vs. OU 1Sept. 4 - Davenport, Iowa

Bellevue 2 vs. OU 0Sept. 14 - Omaha, Neb.

Southern Nazarene 3 vs. OU 1Sept. 25 - Bethany, Okla.

Period 1 2 FOttawa 1 1 2Manhattan Christian 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Amanda Just, (Bowen), 28:462. OU, Amber Webb, 53:25

Shots: OU 45, MCC 1Shots on Goal: OU 11, MCC 0Saves: OU 0 (Peil 0), MCC 9 (Regouby 9)

Period 1 2 OT OT FOttawa 0 1 0 1 2Avila 1 0 0 0 1

Scoring Summary:1. AU, Alex Jung, (Luster), 23:072. OU, Jo-anne Glynn (Bowen), 87:053. OU, Jo-anne Glynn (Hanna), 104:44

Shots: OU 26, AU 7Shots on Goal: OU 16, AU 5Saves: OU 4 (Bishop 4), AU 11 (Rudder 11)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 0 3 3Mid American Nazarene 1 1 2

Scoring Summary:1. MNU, Rebecca McAndrew, 33:462. OU, Amanda Just, (Meyer), 50:223. MNU, Rebecca McAndrew (Lamar), 52:244. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Bowen), 72:125. OU, Whitney Bowen, 81:47

Shots: OU 18, MNU 10Shots on Goal: OU 11, MNU 4Saves: OU 2 (Peil 2), MNU 8 (Skillman 8)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 1 0 0Siena Heights 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Raechelle Sloan, (Segura), 23:45

Shots: OU 19, SHU 10Shots on Goal: OU 1, SHU 0Saves: OU 3 (Peil 3), SHU 0 (Mancini 0)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 0 2 2Benedictine 3 1 4

Scoring Summary:1. BC, Whitney Danze, 7:022. BC, Kelsey Schieber, (Danze), 8:133. BC, Teal Swanson, 19:404. BC, Whitney Danz, (Parker), 52:395. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Just), 58:026. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Radcliffe), 69:38

Shots: OU 24, BC 14Shots on Goal: OU 7, BC 8Saves: OU 4 (Bishop 0, Peil 4), BC 4 (Gregory 4)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 0 1 1Saint Ambrose 1 1 2

Scoring Summary:1. SAU, Kari Lyphout, 2:002. OU, Amanda Just, 56:003. SAU, Ashley Dexter, (Dresen), 61:00

Shots: OU 15, SAU 15Shots on Goal: OU 10, SAU 9Saves: OU 7 (Bishop 7), SAU 9 (Gunawan 4, Miney 5)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 0 0 0Bellevue 2 0 2

Scoring Summary:1. BU, Jenna Pendley, 7:182. BU, Paige Wischmann (Pendley, Yancone), 21:27

Shots: OU 7, BU 11Shots on Goal: OU 1, BU 6 Saves: OU 4 (Peil 4), BU 1 (Boone 1)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 1 0 1Southern Nazarene 0 3 3

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Amanda Just (PK), 28:002. SNU, Jackie Acevedo, (Beatriz), 46:473. SNU, Jackie Acevedo, (Beatriz), 57:244. SNU, De Cas Bruna, (Acevedo), 59:27

Shots: OU 10, SNU 13Shots on Goal: OU 5, SNU 7Saves: OU 4 (Peil 4), SNU 5 (Brown 5) OU celebrating a goal versus

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OUTM 4 vs. Rogers State 0Sept. 27 - Claremore, Okla.

OU 2 vs. Friends 0Oct. 10 - Ottawa, Kan.

OU 10 vs. Bethany 0Oct. 7 - Lindsborg, Kan.

OU 4 vs. Tabor 0Oct. 17 - Hillsboro, Kan.

OU 3 vs. McPherson 1Oct. 3 - Ottawa, Kan.

OU 7 vs. Sterling 0Oct.14 - Ottawa, Kan.

Period 1 2 FOttawa 2 2 4Rogers State 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Kelsey Hanna, (Sloan), 21:372. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Segura), 40:373. OU, Sheridan Horner, (Hanna), 53:524. OU, Stephanie Segura, (Mayfield), 88:10

Shots: OU 21, RSU 15Shots on Goal: OU 11, RSU 9Saves: OU 8 (Peil 8), RSU 7 (Lynn 7)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 1 1 2Friends 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Meyer), 32:592. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Meyer), 71:35

Shots: OU 22, FRND 1Shots on Goal: OU 7, FRND 1Saves: OU 1 (Peil 1), FRND 5 (Goldsmith 5)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 4 6 10Bethany 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Lizzie Wilkens, (Just, Bowen), 7:302. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Sloan), 9:003. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, 19:304. OU, Samantha Mayfield, (Glynn), 33:305. OU, Stephanie Segura, (Bowen), 47:006. OU, Samantha Mayfield, (Horner), 73:007. OU, Samantha Mayfield, (Horner), 76:008. OU, Tiffany Gardenhire, (Craven), 77:309. OU, Amanda Just, (Glynn), 82:0010. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Horner), 88:00

Shots: OU 40, BC 3Shots on Goal: OU 28, BC 0Saves: OU 0 (Peil 0), BC 11 (Garlock 11, Meyer 7)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 0 4 4Tabor 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Glynn), 63:262. OU, Stephanie Segura, (Mayfield), 79:423. OU, Amanda Just, (Glynn), 86:384. OU, Sheridan Horner, (Meyer), 87:05

Shots: OU 38, TC 16Shots on Goal: OU 16, TC 0Saves: OU 0 (Peil 0), TC 12 (Whitehorn 12)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 1 2 3McPherson 0 1 1

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Samantha Mayfield, (Huitt), 28:342. MC, Alexys Hendrickson, 72:323. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Sloan), 81:414. OU, Lizzie Wilkens, (Just), 89:23

Shots: OU 25, MC 10Shots on Goal: OU 12, MC 6 Saves: OU 5 (Peil 5), MC 9 (Swanson 9)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 2 5 7Sterling 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Whitney Bowen, 19:362. OU, Kelsey Hanna, (Mayfield), 41:183. OU, Kelsey Hanna, 56:464. OU, Samantha Mayfield, 63:255. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Meyer), 74:236. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Meyer), 79:467. OU, Sheridan Horner, (Webb), 89:06

Shots: OU 49, SC 1Shots on Goal: OU 17, SC 1 Saves: OU 1 (Bishop 1), SC 7 (Chrisope 7)

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OUTM 3 vs. Kansas Wesleyan 0Oct. 21 - Salina, Kan.

OU 3 vs. Uni. of Saint Mary 0Oct. 31 - Leavenworth, Kan.

OU 6 vs. Southwestern 0Oct. 28 - Ottawa, Kan.

OU 3 vs. Kansas Wesleyan 2Nov. 14 - Hillsboro, Kan. (KCAC Finals)

OU 2 vs. Bethel 0Oct. 24 - North Newton, Kan.

OU 3 vs. Friends 0Nov. 10 - Ottawa, Kan. (KCAC Semifinals)

#15 Trinity Christian 1 vs. OU 0Nov. 21 - Ottawa, Kan. (NAIA Playoffs)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 3 0 3Kansas Wesleyan 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Bowen), 10:132. OU, Tara Wood, 13:383. OU, Samantha Mayfield, (Just), 24:47

Shots: OU 13, KWU 7Shots on Goal: OU 7, KWU 5Saves: OU 5 (Peil 5), KWU 4 (Albarran 4)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 2 1 3University of Saint Mary 0 0 0

Shots: OU 26, USM NAShots on Goal: OU 3, USM 3Saves: OU 3 (Peil 1, Bishop 2), USM 14 (Baxter (14)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 4 2 6Southwestern 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Sheridan Horner, (Webb), 20:012. OU, Nicole Radcliffe, (Bowen), 31:123. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Sloan), 33:064. OU, Amanda Talbott, (Radcliffe), 43:355. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Sloan), 63:346. OU, Nicole Radcliffe, (Gardenhire), 87:14

Shots: OU 46, SWC 0Shots on Goal: OU 19, SWC 0Saves: OU 0 (Peil 0), SWC 13 (Muth 13)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 3 0 3Kansas Wesleyan 2 0 2

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Jo-anne Glynn, (Just), 14:472. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Sloan), 18:173. KWU, Megan Couch, (Muilenburg), 19:074. OU, Samantha Mayfield, (Bowen), 25:095. KWU, Brittnie Bernardino, (Kern), 40:49

Shots: OU 12, KWU 11Shots on Goal: OU 10, KWU 5Saves: OU 3 (Peil 3), KWU 7 (Albarran 7)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 0 2 0Bethel 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Samantha Mayfield, (Horner), 62:132. OU, Nicole Radcliffe, (Horner), 74:09

Shots: OU 17, BC 6Shots on Goal: OU 7, BC 3 Saves: OU 3 (Peil 3), BC 5 (Rodriguez 5)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 1 2 3Friends 0 0 0

Scoring Summary:1. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Sloan), 8:442. OU, Whitney Bowen, (Johnson), 80:573. OU, Sheridan Horner, (Glynn), 82:44

Shots: OU 24, FRND 6Shots on Goal: OU 11, FRND 1 Saves: OU 1 (Peil 1), FRND 6 (Goldsmith 6)

Period 1 2 FOttawa 0 0 0Trinity Christian 0 1 0

Scoring Summary:1. TCC, Alyssa Lee, 62:42

Shots: OU 23, TCC 12Shots on Goal: OU 6, TCC 6 Saves: OU 4 (Peil 4), TCC 6 (Gonzales 6)

Whitney Bowen battling against Trinity Christian College in the first round of the NAIA Playoffs at Peoples Bank Field on Nov. 21, 2009

School KCAC Win% Overall Win%Ottawa University® 9-0-0 1.000 16-5-0 .762Kansas Wesleyan University 7-1-1 .833 12-6-2 .650McPherson College 6-1-2 .778 10-5-3 .639Bethel College 5-3-1 .611 7-9-2 .444Friends University 3-2-4 .556 8-7-4 .526Southwestern College 4-5-0 .444 7-10-1 .417University of Saint Mary 3-5-1 .389 6-9-2 .412Tabor College 1-6-2 .222 3-11-3 .265Bethany College 1-8-0 .111 6-11-1 .361Sterling College 0-8-1 .056 3-13-1 .206

KCAC Standings

KCAC League LeadersSchool GP Shots Goals Assists Points Goals Allowed GAABethany College 18 212 18 13 49 46 2.56Bethel College 18 210 34 22 90 41 2.28Friends University 19 179 19 3 40 13 0.68Kansas Wesleyan University 20 391 45 35 125 15 0.75McPherson College 18 304 29 22 80 17 0.94Ottawa University 21 521 62 54 178 18 0.86Southwestern College 18 116 12 7 31 32 1.78Sterling College 17 142 22 13 57 61 3.59Tabor College 17 147 25 7 57 57 3.35University of Saint Mary 17 192 25 18 68 43 2.53

Individual StatsPoints GP G A Pts PPG Shots GP Shots SPG

Saves GP Saves SPG Assists GP Assists APG

Goals GP Goals GPG

1. Jessica Burden, TC 15 19 1.272. Kylie Yates, SC 17 13 0.763. Megan Schrock, BC 18 13 0.724. Jo-anne Glynn, OU 21 13 0.625. Whitney Bowen, OU 21 12 0.606. Megan Xavier, BTHY 18 10 0.567. Haley Cook, MC 17 9 0.538. Emily Owen, USM 15 7 0.479. Samantha Mayfield, OU 21 8 0.3810. Hannah Kern, KWU 20 7 0.35

1. Jessica Burden, TC 15 77 5.132. Haley Cook, MC 17 71 4.183. Megan Xavier, BTHY 18 68 3.784. Whitney Bowen, OU 21 74 3.705. Kylie Yates, SC 17 62 3.656. Jo-anne Glynn, OU 21 69 3.297. Emily Owen, USM 15 47 3.138. Hannah Kern, KWU 20 59 2.959. Amanda Just, OU 21 60 2.8610. Megan Schrock, BC 18 50 2.78

1. Aubrey Whitehorn, TC 17 160 9.412. Holly Chrisope, SC 10 84 7.643. Sarah Garlock, BTHY 18 110 6.114. Rachel Muth, SWC 15 97 5.715. Lyndsey Baxter, USM 17 89 5.246. Sarah Goldsmith, FRND 19 96 5.057. Alix Rodriguez, BC 18 75 4.178. Karina Albarran, KWU 16 53 3.319. Andrea Swanson, MC 16 52 3.2510. Lauren Peil, OU 17 48 2.82

1. Courtney Allen, SC 17 7 0.412. Whitney Bowen, OU 20 8 0.403. Kelsie Wilson, BC 18 6 0.33 Kaylee Wiechman, BC 18 6 0.33 Jo-anne Glynn, OU 21 7 0.336. Kelsey Meyer, OU 20 6 0.30 Hannah Kern, KWU 21 6 0.298. Sheridan Horner, OU 21 6 0.29 Raechelle Sloan, OU 21 6 0.2910. Whitney Williams, MC 18 5 0.28

1. Jessica Burden, TC 15 19 1 39 2.602. Megan Schrock, BC 18 13 3 29 1.613. Whitney Bowen, OU 21 12 8 32 1.604. Kylie Yates, SC 17 13 1 27 1.595. Joanne Glynn, OU 21 13 7 33 1.576. Haley Cook, MC 17 9 4 22 1.297. Megan Xavier, BTHY 18 10 3 23 1.288. Emily Owen, USM 15 7 4 18 1.209. Hanna Kern, KWU 20 7 6 20 1.0010. Samantha Mayfield, OU 21 8 3 19 0.90 Amanda Just, OU 21 7 5 19 0.90

All-KCAC Teams

First Team

Second Team

Honorable Mention

Player..........................School ................... PositionAndrea Swanson .........McPherson .................... GKLizzie Wilkens ...........OU.................................... DHeather Mulenburg .....Kansas Wesleyan .............. DAnneliese Rotering ......McPherson ....................... DBrittany Corcoran ........Kansas Wesleyan .............. DAmanda Just ..............OU................................... MWhitney Williams .......McPherson ...................... MHannah Kern ...............Kansas Wesleyan ............. MCorina Villegas ............Kansas Wesleyan ............. MJessica Burden .............Tabor .................................FWhitney Bowen .........OU.....................................FJoanne Glynn .............OU.....................................FHaley Cook .................McPherson ........................F

Player..................... School ........................ PositionLauren Peil............OU .....................................GKChristie Johnson...OU ........................................ DLisa Nguyen ........... Friends .................................. DLindsey Webb......... Southwestern ........................ DJessalyn Sadler .......University of Saint Mary ...... DMichelle Love ........Bethel ................................... MAlyssa Cox ............. Friends ................................. MEmily Owen ...........University of Saint Mary ..... MSheridan Horner ..OU ....................................... MMegan Shrock ........Bethel .....................................FKylie Yates ............. Sterling ..................................FMegan Xavier .........Bethany ..................................FAmeenah Issa .........Kansas Wesleyan ..................F

Player..................... School ........................ PositionSarah Goldsmith ..... Friends ............................... GKAubrey Whitehorn..Tabor .................................. GKKaylee Weichman ..Bethel .................................... DRachelle Medina ....Kansas Wesleyan .................. DMorgan Martin ....... Sterling ................................. DLindsey Koland ...... Friends .................................. DNicole Mound ........ Southwestern ....................... MBreanna Jones ........McPherson ........................... MLeanna Brown ........Kansas Wesleyan ................. MAmanda VanLoenen .Bethany ................................ MSamantha Mayfield OU .........................................FKelsie Wilson .........Bethel .....................................FHeather Lewis ........University of Saint Mary .......FAbby Cunningham . Friends ...................................F


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OUTM Soccer History

1996 Women’s Soccer TeamFirst year of women’s soccer


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ERICA DESANTIAGOAll-American2005 (NAIA)

MICHELE CHAPMANAll-American2005 (NAIA)


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AMANDA JUSTAll-American

2008, 2009 (NAIA)

WHITNEY BOWENAll-American2007 (NAIA)


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Lauren PeilAll-American2008 (NAIA)

Lizzie WilkensAll-American

2009 (NAIA, NSCAA)


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All Region IV Selections

NSCAA All-Region

Whitney Bowen ..............................................................2007Erica DeSantiago ............................................................2005Michele Chapman ...........................................................2005

Lizzie Wilkens ................................................................2009Amanda Just ....................................................................2009

Whitney BowenAll-Region IV

2007

Michele ChapmanAll-Region IV

2005

Erica DeSantiagoAll-Region IV

2005

Amanda JustNSCAA All-Southwest Region

2009

Lizzie WilkensNSCAA All-Southwest Region

2009


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All-KCAC All-KCAC

Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athletes

ESPN The MagazineAcademic All-District

Whitney Bowen ........................................................2009 (1st)Amanda Just ..............................................................2009 (1st)*Lizzie Wilkens ........................................................2009 (1st)!Joanne Glynn ...........................................................2009 (1st)Lauren Peil .............................................................. 2009 (2nd)Christie Johnson ...................................................... 2009 (2nd)Sheridan Horner ...................................................... 2009 (2nd)Samantha Mayfield ................................................. 2009 (HM)Whitney Bowen ........................................................2008 (1st)!Amanda Just ............................................................2008 (1st)#Lauren Peil ..............................................................2008 (1st)Lizzie Wilkens ..........................................................2008 (1st)Kelsey Meyer .......................................................... 2008 (2nd)Christie Johnson ...................................................... 2008 (2nd)!Whitney Bowen .......................................................2007 (1st)Lizzie Wilkens ........................................................ 2007 (2nd)Danielle Shanabrook ............................................... 2007 (HM)Niki Lukin ............................................................... 2007 (HM)Natalie Olivarez ...................................................... 2007 (HM)Erin Carl .................................................................. 2006 (HM)Erin Prudence .......................................................... 2006 (HM)Anni Quarando ........................................................ 2006 (HM)Jara Vance ............................................................... 2006 (HM)$Erica DeSantiago ....................................................2005 (1st)Michele Chapman .....................................................2005 (1st)Rebecca Germain .................................................... 2005 (2nd)Erin Carl .................................................................. 2005 (2nd)Anni Quarando ........................................................ 2005 (2nd)Stephanie Henderson .............................................. 2005 (HM)^Erica DeSantiago .....................................................2004 (1st)Niki Lukin .................................................................2004 (1st)Rosa Johnston ...........................................................2004 (1st)Stephanie Germain .................................................. 2004 (2nd)Stephanie Henderson .............................................. 2004 (2nd)Rosa Johnston ...........................................................2003 (1st)Amber McGinnis .................................................... 2003 (2nd)Niki Lukin ............................................................... 2003 (2nd)Amber McGinnis ......................................................2002 (1st)Brandy Shoemaker .................................................. 2002 (2nd)Kristen Erickson ...................................................... 2002 (HM)Randee Laha ............................................................ 2002 (HM)Jen Gibbs ................................................................. 2002 (HM)Beth Reser ............................................................... 2002 (HM)Megan Mohr ..............................................................2001 (1st)Amber McGinnis ......................................................2001 (1st)Christi Singleton .......................................................2000 (1st)Amber McGinnis .................................................... 2000 (2nd)Kristen Erickson ...................................................... 2000 (2nd)Megan Mohan ......................................................... 2000 (HM)Kari Moore .............................................................. 1999 (2nd)Emilee Goodwin ..................................................... 1999 (2nd)Christie Singleton.................................................... 1999 (2nd)Beth Reser ............................................................... 1999 (HM)Megan Hull ............................................................. 1999 (HM)Shari Moore ............................................................ 1999 (HM)

Kelly Grgas-Wheeler ................................................1998 (1st)Christie Singleton.................................................... 1998 (2nd)Julie Lundgren ........................................................ 1998 (HM)Cheryl Palmer ......................................................... 1998 (HM)Lori Whittenburg ..................................................... 1998 (HM)Kelly Grgas-Wheeler ................................................1997 (1st)Christie Singleton......................................................1997 (1st)Kelly Grgas-Wheeler ................................................1996 (1st)

*KCAC Defensive Player of the Year!KCAC Freshman of the Year#KCAC Goalkeeper of the Year$KCAC Offensive Player of the Year^KCAC Newcomer of the Year

Nominated by each institution’s head coach, a student-ath-lete must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and have achieved junior academic status to qualify.

Raechelle Sloan ................................................................. 2009Erin Carl ............................................................................ 2005Erin Prudence .................................................................... 2005Kristen Erickson ................................................................ 2001Lisa Miller ......................................................................... 2001Brandy Shoemaker ............................................................ 2001Kari Moore ........................................................................ 1999

To be nominated, a student-athlete must be a starter or im-portant reserve with at least a 3.30 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) at his/her current institution.

Amanda Just .................................... 2009, District 7 2nd Team


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Current Lady Braves are in BOLDAAlba, Aurora ..........................2005Ambrose, Debra ....................1997Appelhanz, Amy ...................2001Austin, Heather ............... 2003-06

BBaker, Nicole ........................1997Batson, Jessica ......................1996Baumgartner, Lori .................2001Bettis, Katherine ...................2004Bishop, Nichole .................. 2009-Bonnett, Carley ................. 2009-Bowen, Whitney ................ 2007-Brown, Larissa ................ 2003-06

CCain, Kristin .................... 2001-03Carl, Erinn ....................... 2003-06Chapman, Michele .......... 2004-05Clark, Kourtney ................ 2008-Cooke, Samantha ..................2007Coville, Jacquline ..................2003Craig, Richelle ......................2001Crane, Theresa .................. 2010-Craven, Kasey ................... 2008-

DDavidson, Lauren ..................2007Davis, Abigail .......................1997DeSantiago, Erica ........... 2004-05

EErickson, Kristin ............. 1999-02Evans, Abby ..........................2006

FFisher, Shannon ............... 2004-07Foster, Rylee..........................2003Francis, Jamie .......................2003French, Kristi .................... 2009-Frint, Tara ........................ 2006-07Fuller, Leah ........... 2001-02, 2004

JJohnson, Christie ............. 2008-09Johnson, Jennifer ...................2004Johnston, Rosaland ......... 2003-04Josephson, Megan .................2003Just, Amanda .........................2008

KKepley, Carlie ................. 2003-04Koenig, Virginia .............. 2004-05Kramer, Jordan ......................2005Kultgen, Casie .......................2009

LLaha, Randee ................... 2002-03Landgraf, Jayme ....................2007Lukin, Niki ............ 2003-05, 2007Lundgren, Julie ............... 1996-98

MMcCaslin, Janea ....................1998McGinnis, Amber ............ 2000-03McIntosh, Shanda .................2007McMillen, Erin ......................1999McMillen, Heather ................1996Magana, Andrea ....................2004

GGalindo, Cynthia ............. 2007-08Gardenhire, Tiffany ...............2009Germain, Rebecca ........... 2004-05Gibbs, Jennier ................. 2000-03Glynn, Joanne .......................2009Goodwin, Emilee ............ 1999-02Graska, Marissa .....................2008Gutierrez, Anna .....................2005Guzman, Candace ........... 2007-08

HHall, Allison .................... 2002-04Hanna, Kelsey .................... 2008-Henderson, Stephanie ..2004-05, 2007Hinckley, Tonia .....................1996Horner, Sheridan ...................2009House, Julie ...........................1998Huitt, Kayla ...........................2009Hull, Amber ..................... 2000-03Hull, Megan .................... 1999-01

IIngram, Cassandra .................2007Ireland, Kayla ........................2004

Heather Austin (2003-06)

Julie Lundgren (1996-98)

Mathias, Jo Ellen ...................1996Mayfield, Samantha .......... 2008-Mays, Taylor ...................... 2010-Meditz, Jessica ................ 2000-02Melton, Jessica ................... 2010-Meyer, Jenni .................... 1996-99Meyer, Kelsey ................. 2008-09Miller, Lisa ...................... 1999-02Mizener, Amanda ..................2007Mohn, Megan .................. 2000-01Moore, Kari ..................... 1997-99Moore, Shari ................... 1998-99

NNicher, Amanda ....................1999Nicol, Torey ..........................2008

OOlivarez, Natalie ...................2007

PPalmer, Cheryl ................ 1997-99Peil, Lauren........................ 2008-Poncher, Sarah ......................2005Powell, Brayonda ..................2006Prudence, Erin ................. 2003-06

Erin Prudence (2003-06)

Kelly Grgas-Wheeler (1996-98)


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UUchida, Tomoko ....................1996Ufford, Miricle ................ 2000-01

VValenta, Melissa ....................2003Vance, Jara ...................... 2006-07

WWalker, Wendy ................ 1996-97Watson, Karen ................. 1996-98Webb, Amber ..................... 2009-Weldy, Allyson ......................2006Wernette, Tonya .............. 2003-06Grgas Wheeler, Kelly ...... 1996-98White, Morgan .................. 2008-Whittenburg, Lori............ 1996-97Wilkens, Lizzie .................. 2007-Wilkerson, Andrea .......... 2007-08Wilkerson, Sarah ............. 2007-08Williams, Bethany .................2000Williams, Michaela ...............2008Wood, Tara......................... 2008-Wyckoff, Jessica....................2008

YYang, Yingxi..........................1996

QQuarando, Anni ............... 2005-06

RRadcliffe, Nicole ................ 2009-Reser, Beth ...................... 1999-02Riemer, Missy ....... 1998-99, 2001Rivas, Alex ......................... 2010-Roberts, Alicia .......................1997Rodriguez, Laura ...................2008Rolfe, Hillary .................. 1998-99

SSack, Erin ..............................2000Sawyer, Deborah ............. 2002-03Segura, Stephanie .............. 2009-Schreiber, Rebecca .......... 2007-08Shanabrook, Danielle ...... 2005-07Shoemaker, Brandy ......... 2001-02Sikorski, Lisa ........................2004Singleton, Christi ............ 1997-00Sloan, Raechelle ................. 2007-Smith, Rebekah .....................2008Smith, Erin ............................2007Sorensen-Shafer, Gabriel ......2005Stice, Amy ....................... 1996-99Stinson, Kaitlyn ................. 2010-

TTalbott, Amanda ................ 2009-Tapia, Elizabeth ................. 2010-

Brandy Shoemaker (2001-02)


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Individual Season Records Points in a Season Total Year1. Erica DeSantiago 50 20052. Erica DeSantiago 44 20043. Whitney Bowen 43 20074. Amanda Just 36 20085. Joanne Glynn 33 20096. Whitney Bowen 32 20096. Whitney Bowen 32 20086. Kelly Grgas-Wheeler 32 19976. Christi Singleton 32 199710. Christi Singleton 30 2000 Goals in a Season Total Year1. Erica DeSantiago 24 20052. Erica DeSantiago 22 20043. Whitney Bowen 20 20074. Amanda Just 16 20084. Jamie Francis 16 20036. Joanne Glynn 13 20097. Whitney Bowen 13 20088. Whitney Bowen 12 20099. Samantha Mayfield 8 200910. Amanda Just 7 2009 Assists in a Season Total Year1. Michele Chapman 12 20051. Christi Singleton 12 20003. Kelly Wheeler 10 1997T-4. Raechelle Sloan 8 2008T-4. Whitney Bowen 8 2009T-6. Joanne Glynn 7 2009T-6. Torey Nicole 7 2008T-6. Danielle Shanabrook 7 2007T-6. Rebecca Germain 7 2005T-10. Raechelle Sloan 6 2009T-10. Kelsey Meyer 6 2009T-10. Sheridan Horner 6 2009T-10. Kristi Erickson 6 2000T-10. Michele Chapman 6 2004T-10. Whitney Bowen 6 2008T-10. Kelsey Meyer 6 2008 Shots on Goal in a Season Total Year1. Whitney Bowen 46 20072. Kelsey Hanna 39 20083. Whitney Bowen 34 20093. Joanne Glynn 34 20095. Amanda Just 31 20096. Amanda Just 29 20087. Whitney Bowen 25 2008

Multiple Goal Matches in a Season Total Year1. Erica DeSantiago 6 20041. Erica DeSantiago 6 20053. Whitney Bowen 4 20074. Joanne Glynn 4 20094. Amanda Just 3 20084. Whitney Bowen 3 20087. Whitney Bowen 2 2009 Hat Tricks in a Season Total Year1. Whitney Bowen 4 20072. Erica DeSantiago 3 20043. Erica DeSantiago 2 20054. Amanda Just 1 20084. Whitney Bowen 1 20084. Samantha Mayfield 1 2009 Goalkeeping Victories in a Season Total Year1. Stephanie Henderson 18 20042. Jackie Coville 16 20033. Lauren Peil 14 20083. Stephanie Henderson 14 20054. Lauren Peil 12 20095. Lisa Miller 10 2002 Saves in a Season Total Year1. Shannon Fisher 130 20052. Stephanie Henderson 90 20073. Lauren Peil 63 20084. Lauren Peil 48 2009 Goals Against Average GAA Year1. Lauren Peil 0.55 20082. Nichole Bishop 0.7 20093. Lauren Peil 0.8 20094. Stephanie Henderson 0.93 20045. Stephanie Henderson 1.35 20056. Stephanie Henderson 1.8 20077. Shannon Fisher 2.73 2006 Shutouts in a Season Total Year1. Stephanie Henderson 12 20042. Lauren Peil 11 20083. Lauren Peil 9 20094. Jackie Coville 6 2003T-5. Nichole Bishop 3 2009T-5. Stephanie Henderson 3 2005 Goalkeeping Minutes Played Total Year1. Lauren Peil 1,775 20082. Stephanie Henderson 1,760 20043. Shannon Fisher 1,530 20064. Stephanie Henderson 1,466 20075. Lauren Peil 1,460 20096. Stephanie Henderson 1,405 20057. Shannon Fisher 1,376 20078. Nichole Bishop 444 2009

*Players in BOLD are current players.

Individual Career Records Points in a Career Total Year1. Whitney Bowen 107 2007-present2. Erica DeSantiago 94 2004-2005 3. Amanda Just 55 2008-present4. Joanne Glynn 33 2009 Goals in a Career Total Year1. Erica DeSantiago 46 2004-2005 2. Whitney Bowen 45 2007-present3. Amanda Just 23 2008-present4. Samantha Mayfield 14 2008-present5. Joanne Glynn 13 2009 Career Multi-Goal Games Total Year1. Erica DeSantiago 12 2004-2005 2. Whitney Bowen 9 2007-present3. Joanne Glynn 4 2009 4. Amanda Just 3 2008-present Assists in a Career Total Year1. Michele Chapman 18 2004-2005 2. Whitney Bowen 17 2007-present3. Raechelle Sloan 16 2007-present4. Kelsey Meyer 12 2008-2009 5. Amanda Just 9 2008-presentT-6. Joanne Glynn 7 2009 T-6. Torey Nicole 7 2008 T-6. Danielle Shanabrook 7 20078. Rebecca Germain 7 2005 Shots on Goal in a Career Total Year1. Whitney Bowen 110 2007-present2. Amanda Just 60 2008-present3. Kelsey Hanna 48 2008-present4. Raechelle Sloan 38 2007-present5. Samantha Mayfield 36 2008-present6. Joanne Glynn 34 2009 Hat Tricks in a Career Total YearT-1. Erica DeSantiago 5 2004-2005 T-1. Whitney Bowen 5 2007-present3. Amanda Just 1 2008-present4. Samantha Mayfield 1 2008-present Goalkeeping Victories in a Career Total Year1. Stephanie Henderson 34 2004-2007 2. Lauren Peil 26 2008-present3. Jackie Coville 16 2003 4. Shannon Fisher 13 2004-2007 5. Lisa Miller 10 2002

Erica DeSantiago is ranked first in career goals (46), first in career multi-goal games (12) and second in ca-reer points (94). She joined teammate Michele Chapman in 2005 as the program’s first NAIA All-Americans

Stephanie Henderson was a three time All-KCAC selection and is ranked first in goal-keeping minutes played (4,631), second in career shutouts (16) and first in career saves (205).


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*Players in BOLD are current players.

Saves in a Career Total Year1. Stephanie Henderson 205 2004-2005, 2007 2. Shannon Fisher 183 2004-2007 3. Lauren Peil 111 2008-present Goals Against Average GAA Year1. Lauren Peil 0.64 2008-present2. Stephanie Henderson 1.36 2004-2005, 2007 3. Shannon Fisher 2.73 2004-2007 Shutouts in a Career Total Year1. Lauren Peil 20 2008-present2. Stephanie Henderson 16 2004-2005, 2007 3. Jackie Coville 6 2003 3. Shannon Fisher 6 2004-2007 Goalkeeping Minutes Played Total Year1. Stephanie Henderson 4,631 2004-2005, 2007 2. Lauren Peil 3,235 2008-present3. Shannon Fisher 2,906 2004-2007


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2001 KCAC Champions

2003 KCAC Champions

Not Pictured in This Order: Megan Josephson, Erin Prudence, Tonya Wernette, Jackie Coville, Melissa Valenta, Jamie Francis, Heather Austin, Amber McGinnis, Jennifer Gibbs, Amber Hull, Rose Johnston, Kristin Cain, Carlie Kepley, Randee Layha, Abra Torgeson, Allison Hall, Rylee Foster, Erinn Carl, Nicki Lukin, Deb Sawyer, Larissa Brown and Jana Coville.

Not Pictured in This Order: Brandy Shoemaker, Lisa Miller, Kristen Cain, Beth Reser, Amy Appelhanz, Megan Hohn, Amber Hull, Megan Hull, Emilee Good-win, Jessica Medita, Leah Fuller, Kristen Erickson, Missy Riemer, Miracle Uf-ford, Amber McGinnis, Lori Baumgartner and Jennifer Gibbs.


KCAC Tournament ChampionsRegion IV Participant

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS1 Iowa Wesleyan W 3-2S3 Mount St. Clare (Iowa) W 5-0S5 Washburn (Kan.) L 1-5S6 Mount Mary (Wis.) W 5-0S9 Presentation (S.D.) W 1-0S12 Bethel W 3-0S14 Stephens (Mo.) W 12-0S15 Oklahoma Wesleyan W 3-2S17 Northwestern Okla. L 0-6S22 Friends W 3-2S27 Kansas Wesleyan T 0-0 2 OTO1 Uni. of St. Mary W 3-0O4 Manhattan Christian W 10-0O7 McPherson W 7-0O15 Southwestern W 6-2O18 Sterling W 3-0O20 Bethany W 3-2O24 Tabor W 4-0*O28 Bethel W 2-1*N1 Friends W 3-1^N5 Park L 3-4 OT*KCAC Tournament^Region IV Tournament


Date Opponent W-L ScoreS2 Southwest Baptist (Mo.) L 1-10S3 Emporia State L 2-3S5 Central Methodist L 3-4S8 William Jewell L 1-11S11 Dana (Neb.) L 1-7S15 Missouri Valley L 0-5S18 Avila L 1-2S20 Graceland (Iowa) L 0-1S22 Missouri Baptist L 0-5S25 Southwestern W 5-1O2 Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.) W 2-1O6 Sterling W 3-1O9 Friends W 2-1 OTO13 Concordia (Neb.) L 1-5O16 Tabor W 1-0O20 Bethany W 3-2O23 Uni. of St. Mary L 1-2O27 Bethel W 3-0O30 Kansas Wesleyan W 2-0*N2 Tabor L 1-2 OT*KCAC Tournament


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2004 KCAC Champions

Front Row - L-R: Assistant Coach Chris McNaughton, Head Coach Chip Wig-gines, Assistant Coach Stephanie Wiggins. Second Row: Jennifer Johnson, Nicki Lukin, Larissa Brown, Ginny Koenig, Erica DeSantiago, Lisa Sikorski, Heather Austin, Kayla Ireland, Erinn Carl, Katherine Bettis, Andrea Magna. Third Row: Manager Brad Austin, Shannon Fisher, Tonya Wernette, Erin Prudence, Rosa John-ston, Alison Hall, Carlie Kepley, Michele Chapman, Rebecca Germain, Stephanie Henderson, Athletic Trainer Jennifer Raybern, Athletic Trainer Trevor Volkland.


KCAC Tournament ChampionsRegion IV Semifinalist

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS3 Avila W 4-1S8 Central Methodist W 4-0S11 Benedictine W 3-1S15 Southwestern W 4-0S18 Sterling W 4-0S23 Bethel W 4-0S25 Uni. of St. Mary W 10-0S27 Baker L 0-2O2 McPherson W 1-0O6 Bethany W 5-0O9 Manhattan Christian W 6-0O10 Presentation (S.D.) W 5-0O14 Tabor W 4-0O16 Friends W 3-1O21 Kansas Wesleyan W 1-0O23 Culver Stockton W 3-1*O29 Sterling W 6-0*N3 Friends W 4-1^N6 Dana (Neb.) W 2-1^N9 Park (Mo.) L 1-3*KCAC Tournament^Region IV Tournament

2005 KCAC Champions

Front Row - L-R: Stephanie Henderson. Second Row: Erica DeSantiago, Gaby Shafer-Sorensen, Tonya Wernette, Aurora Alba, Larissa Brown, Anna Gutierrez, Erin Prudence, Niki Lukin. Third Row: Sarah Poncher, Erinn Carl, Anni Qua-rando, Heather Austin, Danielle Shanabrook, Rebecca Germain, Ginny Goenig, Michele Chapman, Shannon Fisher.


Region IV ParticipantDate Opponent W-L ScoreS2 Concordia (Neb.) W 3-2S6 William Jewell L 0-4S8 Avila W 4-1S14 Baker L 0-1S20 Coll. of St. Mary (Neb.) L 1-3S22 Missouri Baptist L 0-1S27 Sterling W 2-0S29 Bethel W 8-0O1 Uni. of St. Mary W 2-1O4 McPherson W 4-1O8 Bethany W 6-1O10 Culver Stockton W 2-1O12 Tabor W 4-0O15 Friends W 2-1O22 Southwestern W 3-1O24 Kansas Wesleyan W 3-1*O28 Friends T 1-1#^N5 Bellevue (Neb.) L 1-2*KCAC Tournament^Region IV Tournament#Lost 2-0 on Penalty Kicks


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2009 KCAC Champions

Front Row - L-R: Kelsey Hanna, Amber Webb, Raechelle Sloan, Lizzie Wilkens, Nicole Radcliffe, Kristi French. Second Row: Kourtney Clark, Jo-anne Glynn, Amanda Just, Carley Bonnett, Casie Kultgen, Nichole Bishop, Lauren Peil, Kelsey Meyer, Morgan White, Whitney Bowen, Stephanie Seguar. Third Row: Head Coach Craig Shaw, Amanda Talbott, Tara Wood, Kayla Huitt, Tiffany Gardenhire, Kasey Craven, Samantha Mayfield, Christie Johnson, Amanda Martinsen, Sheri-dan Horner, Assistant Coach Bob Casper.

16-5-0KCAC Champions

KCAC Tournament ChampionsNAIA National Tournament

Date Opponent W-L ScoreS1 Manhattan Chri. W 2-0S4 St. Ambrose L 1-2S6 #18 Siena Heights W 1-0S9 Avila W 2-1 2OTS15 Bellevue L 0-2S19 #9 Benedictine L 2-4S22 MidAmerica Naz. W 3-2S25 Southern Naz. L 1-3S27 Rogers State W 4-0O3 McPherson W 3-1O7 Bethany W 10-0O10 Friends W 2-0O14 Sterling W 7-0O17 Tabor W 4-0O21 Kansas Wesleyan W 3-0O24 Bethel W 2-0O28 Southwestern W 7-0O31 Uni. of St. Mary W 3-0*N10 Friends W 3-0*N14 Kansas Wesleyan W 3-2^N21 Trinity Chrisitan L 0-1 *KCAC Tournament^NAIA National Tournament

KCAC Tournament Champions

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KCAC Member DirectoryBethany College (785 area code)Athletic Department ................... 227-3380 x 8184Sports Information ..................... 227-3380 x 8299Location .......................................Lindsborg, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................600Website .........................www.bethanyswedes.com

Bethel College (316 area code)Athletic Department ............................... 283-2500Sports Information ................................. 284-5263Location ................................North Newton, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................550Website .......................http://athletics.bethelks.edu

Friends University (913 area code)Athletic Department ............................... 295-5700Sports Information ................................. 295-5116Location .......................................... Wichita, Kan.Enrollment .....................................................2,800Website .........................www.friendsathletics.com

Kansas Wesleyan University (785 area code)Athletic Department ............................... 827-5541Sports Information ..................... 827-5541 x 3146Location .............................................Salina, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................864Website .............................. www.kwucoyotes.com

McPherson College (620 area code)Athletic Department ............................... 242-2501Sports Information ................................. 242-0431Location .....................................McPherson, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................475Website .............................www.macbulldogs.com

Ottawa University (785 area code)Athletic Department ................... 242-5200 x 5420Sports Information ..................... 242-5200 x 5401Location ........................................... Ottawa, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................550Website ............................ www.ottawabraves.com

Southwestern College (620 area code)Athletic Department ............................... 229-6218Sports Information ................................. 229-6259Location .........................................Winfield, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................750Website ...............http://www.sckans.edu/athletics/

Sterling College (620 area code)Athletic Department ............................... 278-4335Sports Information ................................. 278-4324Location .......................................... Sterling, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................500Website ............. http://www.sterling.edu/athletics/

Tabor College (620 area code)Athletic Department ................... 947-3121 x 1308Sports Information ..................... 947-3121 x 1229Location ........................................Hillsboro, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................550Website .................http://www.taborbluejays.com/

University of Saint Mary (913 area code)Athletic Department ............................... 758-4340Sports Information ................................. 758-4339Location ..................................Leavenworth, Kan.Enrollment ........................................................866Website ......................... http://www.gospires.com/

The present legal entity comes from a reor-ganization of the conference when the prede-cessor Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Con-ference formally disbanded on December 1, 1928 and a new conference was formed called the Kansas College Athletic Confer-ence. The members were Baker, Bethany, KS Wesleyan, McPherson, Ottawa, and St. Mary’s colleges. At that time sportswrit-ers quickly gave the KCAC league a nick-name: the “Little Six,” in contrast to the Big 6 (which became the Big 8, now the Big 12) which also was organized in 1928. St. Mary’s College was discontinued in 1931.

The College of Emporia returned to the fold in 1933, and Bethel was readmitted in 1939. Friends, a former member of the KIAC, was admitted in 1953. Sterling and South-western were approved for membership in 1958. In 1968 Tabor College and St. Mary of the Plains College were admitted to make twelve members in the conference, and the conference was organized into Northern and Southern divisions until 1970 – when Baker, College of Emporia, and Ottawa withdrew to join two separate Missouri-based confer-ences.

In the mid-1970s the formal name was changed again to Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference. In 1975 women’s intercolle-giate athletics were incorporated into pro-grams of the KCAC. Ottawa was readmitted in 1981, bringing the conference member-ship to 10. In 1992 St. Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City left the conference and eventually closed. In 1999 University of Saint Mary-Leavenworth joined to bring the KCAC membership to ten.

Today the KCAC sponsors conference in-tercollegiate athletics in football, volleyball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s indoor/out-door track and field, baseball, softball, golf, and men’s and women’s tennis.

KCAC Staff Directory

Commissioner: Scott CrawfordKCAC SID: A. John PearsonKCAC Statistation: David Toelle

KCACAttn: Scott Crawford3460 N. Ridge Rd.Suite 50Wichita, KS 67205Office Phone: 316-425-3460Office Fax: 316-425-3461Mobile Phone: 316-727-4787

OU’s KCAC Champions

- Men’sTrack and Field: 1934, 1938, 1939, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953. 1956. 1957, 1958, 1960, 1964, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1981, 1982- Women’s Track and Field: 1981, 1982- Softball: 2007, 2010- Baseball: 1995, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2010- Women’s Soccer: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009- Men’s Tennis: 1952, 1974- Football: 1932, 1933, 1938, 1939, 1947, 1948, 1950, 1960, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1966, 2000, 2003, 2009- Men’s Basketball: 1916, 1918, 1921, 1935, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1967, 1995, 2002, 2008- Volleyball: 2001, 2004- Men’s Cross Country: 1962, 1963, 1966, 1967- Women’s Cross Country: 1991, 1992, 1993, 2003- Men’s Golf: 1937, 1938, 1940, 1951, 1952, 1960


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Dr. Scott Crawford

This is OUTM!

Tauy Jones Hall

On October 15, 2004, the University celebrated the completion of the

Hull Center for Athletics with a dedication ceremony. The Hull Center

became a reality through the generous gift of Jeff L. (’88) and Tracy

J. Hull. The gift was made in honor of Jeff’s grandparents and parents,

and represents the ongoing relationship between the Hull Family and

Ottawa University. Jeff’s grandfather, Robert L. Hull, was the Univer-

sity’s superintendent of buildings and grounds for over twenty years.

In addition to keeping the University’s physical plant running in top

shape, Robert was also the general contractor in the construction of the

Mabee Athletic Center.

Richard L. Hull (’71), Jeff ’s father, attended OU on a football

scholarship, while majoring in Biology. A four-year starter on Ottawa’s

football team, he was captain of the 1970 KCAC championship team.

After graduating from Ottawa, Richard completed medical school and

set up a successful medical practice as a physician and surgeon in Iola,

Kansas.

Jeff came to Ottawa University on a football scholarship as well.

He was a four-year starter for the Braves, earning numerous awards

including two-time All-Conference, two-time NAIA Academic All-

American, and the College Football Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete of

the Year Award. He graduated with honors and distinction in 1988 with

a major in accounting. He has gone on to have a successful career in

business, serving as the chairman, president and CEO of Atrium Com-

panies Inc. Jeff’s two other siblings, sister Cindy (’97) and brother

Michael (’00), also left lasting marks on Ottawa University.

Cindy (Hull) Stockton was an All-Conference player on the Lady

Braves basketball team. When she finished her playing career at OU,

she held various records including highest field goal percentage and

most blocked shots in a season. She was also a member of Who’s Who

Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Michael

became OU’s first two-time NAIA First Team All-American football

player and is second all-time in career receptions (156). The outstand-

ing athletic talent and academic success represented by the Hull Fam-

ily affirms a family philosophy that the two should go hand-in-hand.

Indeed, the Latin inscription on the Hull Center, mens sana in corpore

sano – a healthy mind in a healthy body – gives testimony to this be-

lief.

Hull Center For Athletics


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Andy CarrierMen’s Basketball

Bob CasperMen’s Soccer

Jay KahntSoftball

Kent KessingerFootball

Tom SymonsVolleyball

Marc GordonWomen’s Soccer

Joe ReedBaseball

Kirk WrenM,W Cross CountryM,W Track and Field

Bruce TateWomen’s Basketball

Wendell SmithM,W Golf

Athletic Staff DirectoryCoaches and Staff ................ Position ................................................................................. e-Mail “@ottawa.edu” ........................................ PhoneBret Beachner ........................ Graduate Asst. Football Coach .............................................. bret.beachner ................................ 785-242-5200 x5412Brittany Broyles .................... Asst Women’s Basketball Coach ........................................... brittany.broyles ............................ 785-242-5200 x 5472Ericka Bradford ..................... Asst. Women’s Basketball Coach .......................................... ericka.bradford ............................ 785-242-5200 x 5756Tim Byers .............................. Asst. Cross Country/Track and Field Coach ......................... tim.byers ...................................... 785-242-5200 x 5422Matt Callaway ....................... Graduate Asst. M,W Soccer Coach ....................................... matt.callaway ............................... 785-242-5200 x 5426 Andy Carrier ......................... Head Men’s Basketball Coach .............................................. andy.carrier .................................. 785-242-5200 x 1065Eric Carter ............................. Asst. Men’s Basketball/Asst. Golf Coach ............................. eric.carter ..................................... 785-242-5200 x 5429Bob Casper ............................ Head Men’s Soccer Coach .................................................... bob.casper .................................... 785-242-5200 x 5426Justin Garrard ........................ Graduate Asst. Cross Country/Track Coach .......................... justin.garrard ................................ 785-242-5200 x 5422Marc Gordon ......................... Head Women’s Soccer Coach................................................ marc.gordon ................................. 785-242-5200 x 5409Nick Davis ............................ Graduate Asst. Football Coach .............................................. nick.davis ..................................... 785-242-5200 x 5412Nolan Dietrich ....................... Asst. Baseball Coach ............................................................. nolan.dietrich ............................... 785-242-5200 x 5476Tommy Fitzgerald ................. Asst. Baseball Coach ............................................................. tommy.fitzgerald .......................... 785-242-5200 x 5820Kathy Hinderliter .................. Athletic Department Coordinator .......................................... katherine.hinderliter .................... 785-242-5200 x 5420Josh Homolka........................ Asst. Football Coach ............................................................. josh.homolka ............................... 785-242-5200 x 5568Tony Hurla ............................ Graduate Asst. Baseball ......................................................... anthony.hurla ............................... 785-242-5200 x 5820Jay Kahnt .............................. Head Softball Coach .............................................................. jay.kahnt ...................................... 785-242-5200 x 5473Kent Kessinger ...................... Head Football Coach ............................................................. kent.kessinger .............................. 785-242-5200 x 5419Beth Krysiak ......................... Graduate Asst. Softball Coach ............................................... beth.krysiak ................................. 785-242-5200 x 5474Jeremy McGinnis .................. Asst. M,W Soccer Coach....................................................... jeremy.mcginnis .......................... 785-242-5200 x 5426Marianne McGoron ............... Graduate Administration and Sports Informaiton ................. marianne.mcgoron ....................... 785-242-5200 x 5426Joe Nemzer ............................ Graduate Asst. M,W Soccer coach ........................................ joe.nemzer ................................... 785-242-5200 x 5426Chris Poskey ......................... Asst. Athletic Trainer ............................................................. chris.poskey ................................. 785-242-5200 x 5418Jennifer Raybern ................... Head Athletic Trainer ............................................................ jennifer.raybern ............................ 785-242-5200 x 5427Kristin Schalk ........................ Asst. Softball Coach .............................................................. kristin.schalk ................................ 785-242-5200 x 5474Aaron Siebenthall .................. Asst. Men’s Basketball Coach ............................................... aaron.siebenthall .......................... 785-242-5200 x 5425Wendell Smith ....................... Head M,W Golf Coach/Asst. Head Football Coach.............. wendell.smith .............................. 785-242-5200 x 5424Tom Symons ......................... Head Volleyball Coach .......................................................... tom.symons.................................. 785-242-5200 x 5469Tom Taldo ............................. Track and Field Coach ........................................................... tom.taldo ...................................... 785-242-5200 x 5861Bruce Tate ............................. Head Women’s Basketball Coach.......................................... bruce.tate ..................................... 785-242-5200 x 5441Katie Tooley .......................... Sports Information Director ................................................. katie.tooley .................................. 785-242-5200 x 5401Joe Reed ................................ Head Baseball Coach ............................................................. joe.reed ........................................ 785-242-5200 x 5415Kirk Wren .............................. Head M,W Track/Cross Country Coach.............................................kirk.wren ...................................... 785-242-5200 x 5422

Administrative Staff ............. Position ................................................................................. E-Mail “@ottawa.edu” ....................................... Phone Arabie Conner ....................... Athletic Director .................................................................... arabie.conner ............................... 785-242-5200 x 5428Dr. Corkie Hedlund ............... Faculty Athletic Representative ............................................. corkie.hedlund ............................. 785-242-5200 x 5416Bruce Tate ............................ Asst. Athletic Director ........................................................... bruce.tate ..................................... 785-242-5200 x 5441Tom Taldo ............................. Asst. Athletic Director ........................................................... tom.taldo ...................................... 785-242-5200 x 5861


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Kevin Eichner became the 21st president of Ottawa University

in July of 2008 having served as a member of the OU Board

of Trustees since 1982 and as a prior Chairman. Under his

leadership, the University has embarked on a major expansion

campaign and is presently enjoying record growth in new stu

-dent enrollments.

Prior to his appointment to lead Ottawa University, Eichner served as president, CEO and vice chairman of Enterprise Fi-

nancial Services Corporation, the parent company of Enterprise Bank & Trust, a $4.0 billion banking and wealth manage-

ment trust company headquartered in St. Louis with operations in Kansas City and Phoenix. A co-founder of Enterprise,

Eichner served as its CEO from 2002 through May of 2008 and oversaw its emergence as a NASDAQ-traded company

recognized for its high growth and performance in the financial services industry.

Prior to his work at Enterprise, Eichner served as executive vice president and then CEO of General American/MetLife for

five years. In 1983, he founded a successful consulting company, Collaborative Strategies, Inc., which provided consulta-

tion to a large number of management and strategic for-profit and not-for-profit organizations during his 14 year tenure

prior to its acquisition by General American in 1997.

Eichner is a 1973 graduate of Ottawa University with a BA in social change. He went on to earn an MBA from the Harvard

Business School in 1977. Firmly committed to lifelong learning, Eichner designed and launched Enterprise University for

Enterprise Bank and Trust, which has enrolled over 5,000 executives and non-profit leaders in workshops aimed at en-

hancing their knowledge and skill sets. He has written business essays which have been regularly published. Eichner has

taught workshops on numerous business and organizational topics over the past 25 years. He is known as an accomplished

strategic planning facilitator, having served over 100 clients in this capacity.

Eichner and his wife Marylin, a 2000 graduate of OU-Kansas City, are the parents of three sons.

KEVIN C. EICHNER

PRESIDENT

Dr. Dennis Tyner is in his fourth year as the Vice President

and Provost of The College at Ottawa University, a position in

which he is responsible for the administration of the entire Otta-

wa campus. Formerly the Dean of The David Crawford School

of Engineering at Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont,

Tyner came to Ottawa University in the spring of 2007. In his

brief three and one-half years here, Tyner and his team have helped to increase the College enrollment by more than 65

percent, and they are excited about the expected continued growth through the next decade.

Dr. Tyner and his wife Patty are the proud parents of eight children: Rikki, Katy, Kelli, Kristi, Kandi, David, Kevin, and

Keith. Last year, both Patty and Kristi earned their BA degrees from Ottawa University - Patty completed her business

degree in Ottawa’s on-line program and Kristi earned her degree in elementary education from the College. Three other

members of the Tyner family are currently part of the Ottawa University student body. Kandi, a junior sociology major,

and David, a sophomore business major, are full-time students at the College, while Kevin is a part-time student enrolled

in courses that are supplementing his Ottawa High School education. Tyner and his family reside in Ottawa, Kansas.

DR. DENNIS TYNER

VICE PRESIDENTAND

PROVOST


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ARABIE CONNER

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Arabie Conner begins her sixth year at the helm of Ottawa Uni-versity’s athletic department. The previous five years have brought many accomplishments for the Braves: 115 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athletes, 29 NAIA All-Americans, 82 KCAC Players of the Week and 302 All-KCAC selections. Six coaches have been named KCAC Coach of the Year, two have been named KBCA Col-lege Coach of the Year and two have earned region of the year.

Under Conner, the athletic department started women’s golf during the 2007-08 season. The men’s and women’s basketball teams have each reached the ‘Sweet 16’ of the NAIA Division II National Tournament. The men’s team made back to back appearances at the national tournament (2006-07, 2007-08) for the first time in program history.

Before being named AD Conner spent 11 years as the head women’s basketball coach at Ottawa University before resigning after a record breaking 2006-07 season. Conner finished as the all-time winningest coach in Lady Brave history with 162 vic-tories. She earned the Kansas Basketball Coaches Associations Women’s College Basketball Coach of the Year award 2003-04 and again in 2006-07. In 2004, 2006 and 2007 Conner led the Lady Braves to the KCAC Basketball Tournament Champion-ship and to the NAIA Division II National Tournament. She also helped OU to its first ‘Sweet 16’ appearance at the National Tournament in 2007.

Conner is a graduated from William Jewell College in 1992 with a degree in health/exercise science and english. She was a four year letterwinner on the basketball court for the Cardinals, earning HAAC Player of the Year in 1991. Conner is fourth all-time in career scoring (1,893). Conner also played softball and soccer for WJC and after her playing days was an assistant coach on the women’s basketball team. She was named William Jewell Athlete of the Year twice for two different sports, bas-ketball and softball and was inducted into William Jewell’s Hall-of-Fame in 2004.

Conner earned a master’s degree in sports administration and sport psychology from the University of Kansas. She has been an associate professor in the Physical Education department, taught in the Liberal Arts Studies Program at OU and is the first femail athletic director in OU history.

Conner resides in Ottawa with her husband, Tim, and their children Cole (10), Kylie (9), Zoey (7) and Brodie (6).


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Bruce Tate is in his sixth year as the assistant director of ath-letics at Ottawa University. Tate is in his third season as head coach for the Lady Braves basketball team, after spending nine years as an assistant coach. He was the head junior var-sity coach.

In addition to coaching basketball, Tate also serves as an in-structor in physical education and is in charge of game day management. Tate graduated from OU in May of 2000 with a degree in physical education emphasizing in recreation administration and health and fitness. Tate earned a Masters of Science in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation from Emporia State University in 2005.

Tom Taldo is in his third year as assistant athletic director at OU. He is dean of student affairs and an assistant track coach for the Braves track and field teams.

Before coming to OU, Taldo had spent six seasons with Beth-any College in Lindsborg, Kan. coaching the defensive sec-ondary, wide receivers, tight ends, and the offensive line. A 1999 graduate of Bethany, Taldo was part of the 1994, ’95, ’96 KCAC Championship teams as a player. Taldo was a three-year letter winner in football, and was a four-year letter winner and named All-KCAC in track for the Swedes. Taldo completed his master’s degree in sports administration from Wichita State University in 2005.

Taldo, his wife Gina, their two children Carter and McKenna and their dog Hugo, reside in Ottawa.

Dr. Corkie Hedlund is in her eighth year as OU’s faculty ath-letic representative. Her responsibilities include monitoring the academic achievement of student-athletes and making cer-tain they meet university, conference, and national association eligibility requirements.

Hedlund also serves as the division chair of Ottawa Univer-sity’s physical education department.

BRUCE TATE

ASST. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

TOM TALDO

DR. CORKIE HEDLUND

ASST. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE

Jennifer Raybern is in her 13th year as head athletic trainer at Ottawa University. Raybern graduated from the University of Kansas in 1996 with a bachelor of science in exercise science with athletic training emphasis. She worked for two years as a student trainer at KU working primarily with the Jayhawk soft-ball, football, women’s tennis, and swimming and diving teams. While getting her Masters of Science in Kinesiology and Sports Psychology at the University of Kansas, Raybern served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Baker University.

As head athletic trainer for the Braves, Raybern is responsible for the prevention, care and rehabilitation of injuries for 14 varsity athletic programs. She is a member of the faculty in the physical education department primarily teaching courses in the exercise science discipline including: sports medicine, kinesiology, psy-

chology and sociology of sport, human anatomy of exercise science and essentials of strength training and personal training as well as supervising internships and practicums in athletic training and strength and conditioning. She is the program director for OU’s NSCA endorsed personal training and strength and conditioning programs. In addition to being a certified and licensed athletic trainer, Raybern is a certified strength and conditioning specialist and performance enhancement specialist and works with individuals and teams on performance enhancement programs. She supervises student athletic trainers as they help care for the sports medicine needs of Braves’ athletes.

Dr. Gregory P. Lynch, MD has been a team doctor for the OU sports teams since 1999. He specializes in the treatment of ath-letic injuries of the knee and shoulder. Lynch received an un-dergraduate degree from the University of Kansas in 1988 and graduated from the University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kan. in 1993. He did an intership in surgery at Boston University in 1994 and did his residency in orthopedic surgery at Boston University in 1998. Lynch did his fellow-

ship training in sport medicine at the Minneapolis Sports Medicine Center in Minneapolis, Minn. in 1999. He earned his certification from the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery in 2002. Lynch has been an assistant team physician to the Minnesota Vikings (1998-1999), Minnesota Twins (1998-1999), Minnesota

Timberwolves (1998-1999) and to the University of Minnesota football team (1998-1999).

Dr. John C. Gollier, MD is in his third season as team doctor for the Ottawa University sports teams. He earned his medi-cal degree from The University of Kansas School of Medi-cine, Kansas City, Kan. in 1997. Gollier did his residency at the Baptist Medical Center/Gopper Family Care in Kansas City, Mo. in 2000. He earned his board certification through The American Board of Family Medicine. Gollier has mem-berships in the American Academy of Family Physicians, the

American Medical Assocation and the Kansas Medical Society.

Chris Poskey is in his third year as assistant athletic trainer for Ottawa University. As an athletic trainer for OU, Chris is re-sponsible for the prevention, care and rehabilitation of injuries for all 14 athletic teams.

Poskey graduated from the University of Kansas in 2006 with a bachelor of science in athletic training. He worked for two years with the football, track and softball teams. Poskey then went on to graduate school at the University of Oregon. At Oregon he worked with the football, track and wrestling teams.

Originally from Chase, Kan., Poskey graduated from Chase High School in 2002. He competed in football, basketball and track for all four years for the Kats.

DR. JOHN GOLLIER

TEAM DOCTOR

DR. GREGORY LYNCH

TEAM DOCTOR

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ATHLETIC TRAINER

CHRIS POSKEY

ASST. ATHLETIC TRAINER

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