Date Opponent Time/Result08/21 (19) SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4-0, W08/28 (17) at Georgia (16) 0-2, L08/30 (17) at Kennesaw State 1-0, W09/04 (19) Tennessee 0-0 O2, T09/06 (19) North Dakota State 4-0, W09/11 (23) at UW-Milwaukee 3-2, W09/13 (23) at Marquette 0-1, L

Minnesota Gold Classic09/18 Montana vs. North Dakota Mont. 4 - N.D. 109/18 Nevada 4-1, W09/20 Nevada vs. North Dakota Nev. 3 - N.D. 109/20 Montana 1-0, W09/24 Iowa * 1-0, W09/27 at Illinois * 2-2 O2, T10/01 at Wisconsin * 7:00 PM10/04 SOUTH DAKOTA 1:00 PM10/11 at Purdue * 1:00 PM10/16 PENN STATE * 7:00 PM10/18 OHIO STATE * 1:00 PM10/23 at Michigan * 7:00 PM10/25 at Michigan State * 12:00 PM10/30 NORTHWESTERN * 7:00 PM11/06 INDIANA * 7:00 PM

NCAA Tournament11/13 at NCAA 1st Round TBA11/15 at NCAA 2nd Round TBA11/20 at NCAA Sweet 16 TBA11/27 at NCAA Elite 8 TBA12/04 at NCAA College Cup TBA12/06 at NCAA College Cup TBAAll Times CentralSchedule subject to changeHome matches in ALL CAPSAll home matches played at Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium* Big Ten match() number in parentheses before is Minnesota Rank, after is opponent rank

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DOIN’ THE SPLITSThe Golden Gophers split things up this week,hitting the road for a conference tilt, before re-turning home for their final nonconference bat-tle. In Big Ten play, Minnesota hits the road toMadison on Thursday, Oct. 1, for a 7:00 p.m.tilt with Wisconsin, but then gets to returnhome and take a break from league play whenthey host South Dakota on Sunday, Oct. 4 at1:00 p.m.

THE RECORDSThe Badgers enter with a 5-4-2 record on theseason, and identical 1-0-1 mark after the firstweekend of Big Ten play. Wisconsin tied Pur-due in the league opener, before upsetting #19Indiana. South Dakota begins the week with a2-6-1 record, looking for their first win sinceSept. 6. On Oct. 2, the Coyotes face off withrival North Dakota.

THE SERIESThis week the Golden Gophers kick off withtheir oldest and most frequent opponent aswell as with a brand new one. The 19 meet-ings since 1993 with Wisconsin are the mostMinnesota has with an opponent. The GoldenGophers trail the all-time series 9-10-0, buthave made up ground lately, winning four offive. Minnesota is 5-5-0 at Wisconsin. Sundaywill be the first match-up between the GoldenGophers and Coyotes, as South Dakota tran-sitions to Division I.

LAST MATCH-UPLast season when Minnesota hosted Wiscon-sin, the Gopher defense held the Badgerswithout a shot on goal in the second half, whilethe offense came through with the game win-ning goal midway through the period in the 2-1 win. Always intense when the two teamsmeet up, last year’s contest was plagued with23 combined fouls and eight combined yellowcards.

WATCH LIVEWhen the Gophers are in Madison on Oct. 1,fans can follow along from home with live statscourtesy of UWBadgers.com. And when Min-nesota returns home on Oct. 4, live stats willbe offered through GopherSports.com as al-ways.

LAST TIME OUTLast weekend the Golden Gophers began BigTen play with a 1-0 win over Iowa at home onSept. 24 in the opener, and then went on theroad to Illinois, earning a 2-2 tie.

NEXT UPThe Golden Gophers hectic pace slows a bitnext week with only one game on the sched-ule. The lone match-up of the week is a 1:00p.m. contest at Purdue on Sunday, Oct. 11.

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FOR RELEASE: SEPT. 29, 2009Game 12

Wisconsin - 5-4-2, 1-0-1Madison, Wis.Thursday, Oct. 1 - 7:00 pmMcClimon Soccer Complex

Minnesota Soccer by The NumbersInaugural Season 1993Facility Elizabeth LyleRobbie Stadium(1,000)All-time record 186-126-21 (.590)Winning seasons 10Home Record 100-39-9Big Ten Record 67-68-8

Denney Wright’s Record 63-41-8 (.598)Winning seasons 3Denney Wright at ELR 31-14-4Denney Wright on the road 25-21-4Denney Wright in the Big Ten 23-27-3Denney Wright in the postseason 4-4

Game 13South Dakota - 2-6-1St. Paul, Minn.Sunday, Oct. 4 - 1:00 pmElizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium

MINNESOTA - 7-2-2, 1-0-1SCOUTING WISCONSIN- 5-4-2 with one in their last four matches- Led by third year head coach Paula Wilkins,

who posted a 15-20-2 record in her first twoseasons

- Coming off a stretch of four-straight gameswith top-25 teams, capped by a 3-2 win of#19 Indiana in their last match

- Have played five ranked teams on the sea-son, going 1-3-1 in those contests

- Holds a 5-0-2 record at home in 2009, in-cluding the win over #19 Indiana and a tiewith #15 Purdue

- Posted a 7-3-0 home record in 2008- Have been outscored 16-to-10 on the sea-

son, including 6-to-2 in the first half- Home of the reigning Big Ten Offensive

(Laurie Nosbusch), Co-defensive (MichelleDalton) and Freshman (Monica Lam-Feist)of the Week

- Nosbusch leads the team with seven points(3G/1A) and led the team with 21 points(7G/7A) in 2008

- 16 goals allowed is 10th in the Big Ten

SCOUTING SOUTH DAKOTA- 2-6-1 riding two losses- Led by second year head coach Marcia

Oliveira who led South Dakota to a 5-11-0record in her first season, including a 2-7-0mark on the road

- Both wins this season came against NorthDakota in back-to-back games on Sept. 4and Sept. 6

- 1-4-1 on the road in 2009- Lost by shutout five times- Began season with three shutout losses, be-

fore scoring three goals in a 3-2 2OT win- Katie Quinones leads the team in scoring,

netting six of the Coyotes eight goals on theseason

- Quinones was the second leading scorer in2008 with 21 points (10G/1A)

- Have been outscored 34-to-8 on the season,including 12-to-1 in the first half

- Have been outshot 222-to-109- Young team with just one senior and 13

freshman and sophomores

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2009 ROSTER## Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Previous School Pronunciation1 Cat Parkhill GK 5-7 RFr. Apple Valley, Minn. Eastview H.S.3 Katie Bethke F/M 5-7 Jr. Eau Claire, Wis. Eau Claire Memorial H.S. beth-KEY5 Dana Tripp F 5-6 Sr. White Bear Lake, Minn. White Bear Lake H.S.6 Molly Rouse F/M 5-6 Jr. Cambridge, Minn. Cambridge-Isanti H.S. Raus7 Allie Phillips M 5-7 Fr. Vadnais Heights, Minn. Mounds View H.S.8 Shari Eckstrom M 5-6 So. Brooklyn Park, Minn. Champlin Park H.S.9 Katie Shelander F/M 5-5 Jr. Roseville, Minn. Roseville Area H.S. SHE-lan-der10 Marissa Price M 5-5 Fr. Apple Valley, Minn. Eastview H.S.11 Josie Solie D 5-7 So. Mahtomedi, Minn. Mahtomedi H.S. SOE-lee12 Sara Clancy F 6-0 Sr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Xavier H.S.13 Steph Brandt F 5-5 Fr. Rochester, Minn. Century H.S.14 Olivia Bagnall M 5-6 Fr. Lakeville, Minn. Lakeville South H.S. BAG-nall16 Angie Olson F/M 5-6 Jr. Eagan, Minn. Eagan H.S.19 Tamara Strahota F 5-6 So. Burnsville, Minn. Burnsville H.S. Tam-ra stra-HOE-tah20 Julie Rezac F/M 5-4 Jr. Eden Prairie, Minn. Eden Prairie H.S. REE-zak21 Kylie Kallman D 5-10 Jr. Woodbury, Minn. Woodbury H.S.28 Katie Roberts GK 5-8 So. Apple Valley, Minn. Apple Valley H.S.41 Jennie Clark D 5-7 Jr. Norwalk, Iowa Norwalk H.S.

Head Coach: Mikki Denney Wright, 6th season (Minnesota, ‘96)Assistants: Jerrod Roh, Krystle Kallman, Kelsey Hood

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LOTS A SHOTSMinnesota remains the leader in the Big Ten inshots for another weekend, with 193 on season,pacing the field and eight ahead of second placePenn State with 185. After one weekend of con-ference play they are currently second in leaguegames only, as their 33 sit behind Purdue’s 35.Team (conf. games) GP Shots Avg/G1. Purdue 2 35 17.502. Minnesota 2 33 16.503. Indiana 2 26 13.004. Wisconsin 2 21 10.505. Penn State 1 19 19.00

AND HERE’S THE APPROACHKatie Bethke added an assist over the weekend,with it moves into a tie for 10the place in careerassists at Minnesota. Her 14 career helpers arecurrently tied with Megan Johnson (96-99) andClaire Grimwood (05-08). She is now just twopoints away from a tie for 10th in all-time pointsand remains three away from the top-10 goals list.Career Assists GP A1. Jennifer Walek 89 4210. Megan Johnson 64 1410. Claire Grimwood 83 1410. Katie Bethke 53 14

Career Points GP P1. Jennifer Walek 89 16210. Rachel Roth 55 46-- Katie Bethke 53 44

Career Goals GP G1. Jennifer Walek 89 6010. Megan Johnson 86 18-- Katie Bethke 52 15

CAREER YEARWith her assist against Illinois, Bethke furtheradded to what has become a career year. Hersixth goal of the season on 9/20 against Montanaset a new career high, bettering the five sheknocked in her freshman year in 2007. Also on9/20, Bethke fired off a career high nine shots,and her season total now stands at 43, which alsorepresents a career high for a single season.Year GP G A P Sh SOG2007 19 5 10 20 40 242008 23 4 2 10 32 172009 11 6 2 14 43 19

HOT SHOTSKatie Bethke is currently tied for the Big Ten leadin shots while Tamara Strahota is among the BigTen leaders. Bethke’s 43 tie Penn State’s KatieSchoepfer to pace the filed, while Strahota sitsalong in sixth with 33. Meanwhile, after the firstweekend of Big Ten play, Strahota and MollyRouse sit tied for second with seven shots each.Plyr-Tm (all games) GP Shots Avg/G1. Schoepfer-PSU 10 43 4.30

Bethke-MINN 11 43 3.916. Strahota-MINN 11 33 3.00

THE REGION’S BESTA week after meeting two of the top-10 teams inthe region, the Golden Gophers again match upwith a regionally rank opponent. Wisconsin, whowas unranked last week, jumps into the GreatLakes standings this week after a win and tie overthe weekend. The Gopher-Badger match-up willsee #5 and #7 in the region square off.

QUALIFYIN’ MARKSCat Parkhill has played all 1030:00 minutes thisseason, which means her 0.70 goals against av-erage now qualifies for the list of the best singleseason marks in program history. Currently themark stands as second best in team history, be-hind the record 0.45 put up last season by Lind-sey Dare.Year Plyr GA GAA2008 Lindsey Dare 12 0.452009 Cat Parkhill 8 0.702005 Molly Schneider 17 0.842006 Lindsey Dare 12 0.931995 Teresa O’Hearn 24 1.04

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2009 BIG TEN STANDINGS (thru 9/27)

Conf. Pct. Overall Pct.1. Michigan State ..1-0-0 ..1.000......7-0-2.... .889

Ohio State ..........1-0-0 ..1.000......8-1-1.... .8503. Minnesota ........1-0-1 .. .750......7-2-2.... .727

Purdue ..............1-0-1 .. .750......6-2-2.... .700Wisconsin ..........1-0-1 .. .750......5-4-2.... .545

6. Illinois ................0-0-1 .. .500......5-3-2.... .600Northwestern......1-1-0 .. .500......4-6-1.... .409

8. Indiana ..............0-2-0 .. .000......8-3-0 .....727Iowa ..................0-1-0 .. .000......7-3-0.... .700Michigan ............0-1-0 .. .000......5-6-0.... .455Penn State ........0-1-0 .. .000......4-5-1.... .450

NEWS & NOTES

ALL-TIME SERIESWISCONSIN (9-10-0)Home: 3-5-0 � Away: 5-5-0 � Neutral: 1-0-01993 10/8 L 0-5 A1994* 10/22 W 2-0 H1994# 11/6 L 0-3 A1995* 10/20 L 1-5 A1995# 11/5 W 1-0 N1995& 11/11 L 0-1 A1996* 9/28 L 1-3 H1997* 9/21 W 4-1 A1998* 9/25 L 0-2 H1999* 10/22 W 1-0 H2000* 10/20 L 2-4 A2001* 10/14 W 2-1 (OT) A2002* 10/25 L 1-4 H2003* 10/24 L 3-4 H2004* 10/8 W 2-1 A2005* 9/30 W 1-0 (2OT) A2006* 10/1 L 1-5 H2007* 10/28 W 1-0 A2008* 10/24 W 2-1 H

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ONE IS THE LONELIEST NUMBERThe Golden Gophers had maybe their best de-fensive performance of the season on 9/20 vs.Montana. After allowing just one shot in the firsthalf, the Minnesota defense held Montana with-out a shot in the second. The one shot allowed isone of the best marks in team history, betteredonly by the five times Minnesota has held their op-ponent to no shots.

TOUGH TO BEAT AT THE ROBBIEThe Golden Gophers extended their unbeatenstreak at the Robbie to 18 matches with their vic-tory over Iowa. The Golden Gophers are now 17-0-1 in their last 18 home contests. They last lostat the Robbie on 11/8/07, falling 3-4 on penaltykicks, after tying Illinois 2-2 in the first round of theBig Ten Tournament.

IN THE TOURNAMENTIllinois was the only Big Ten Team to advance asfar as Minnesota in last season’s NCAA tourna-ment, reaching the Sweet Sixteen. Last weekendthey become Golden Gophers’ sixth opponentwho was a tournament team in 2008. After sixgames this season against last year’s NCAA qual-ifiers, Minnesota is 2-2-2. The only team left onthe docket from the 2008 NCAA tournament isPenn State on Oct. 16.

RANKED OPPONENTSThe Golden Gophers have faced one ranked op-ponent this season, falling to then #16 Georgia onAug. 28. The loss dropped their record to 2-12-0against ranked teams under Mikki Denney Wright.Of teams currently ranked, three remain on Min-nesota’s schedule in #12 Purdue, #15 Ohio State,and #20 Michigan State.

PERFECT 10Cat Parkhill’s 10 saves against Wisconsin-Mil-waukee on 9/11 are a career high for the fresh-man keeper. After the match, the mark stood asthe best in the Big Ten, but the following weekendwas bettered by Michele Dalton of Wisconsin with12 on 9/20.

BIG TEN FIRSTWith two goals on 9/6 to go along with her two as-sists on 8/21, Molly Rouse became the first playerin the Big Ten this season to have a multi-goaland multi-assist match. She has since beenjoined in the two & two club.

TAKIN’ ATTENDANCEThe Golden Gophers had one of their best crowdsin team history when they played Nevada onSept. 18. The 1,670 that packed into ElizabethLyle Robbie Stadium represented the secondhighest attendance mark in stadium history, bet-tered only by the record 1,751 the was on had forMinnesota-Purdue matchup on Sept. 23, 2005.The Golden Gophers are averaging 995 fans perhome-game on the season, which stands secondin the Big Ten to Penn State, who averages 1,598.Team HGP Att. Avg/G1. Penn State 5 7990 15982. Minnesota 6 5971 9953. Illinois 6 5822 9704. Ohio State 6 4382 7305. Michigan 5 3526 705

BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE WEEKCat Parkhill was named Big Ten Freshman of theWeek on Sept. 7 following her two-shutout per-formance on 9/4 and 9/6. Parkhill stopped all fourshots she saw, playing 200:00 minutes of score-less soccer. It was the first Big Ten honor ofParkhill's career, and the first of the season for theGolden Gophers.

BIG TEN OPENERSThe Golden Gophers 1-0 win over Iowa gavethem a win in their Big Ten opener for just the sec-ond time since 2001. The other time came in 2007when Minnesota opened the conference cam-paign with a 2-1 win over Michigan. Last seasonafter a 10-0 start to the season, Minnesotadropped an 0-2 contest to Michigan State so startthe Big Ten season. From 1994 to 2001, theGolden Gophers won 5-of-8 Big Ten seasonopeners with two of the losses coming in over-time.

SHUT ‘EM OUT, SHUT ‘EM OUTCat Parkhill collected her sixth shutout of the sea-son against Iowa, already giving her the sixthmost shutouts in a single season in Golden Go-pher history. Her seventh shutout will move herinto a tie for the fifth best single season in teamhistory.Plyr Year ShO1. Lindsey Dare 2008 172. Teresa O’Hearn 1995 113. Dana Larson 1997 104. Dana Larson 1999 85. Molly Schneider 2005 76. Cat Parkhill 2009 6

NO NEED FOR CHAMPAIGNMinnesota has not been able to celebrate a win atIllinois since the inaugural meeting with the twoteams in the 1997 season.That year the GoldenGophers claimed a 1-0 victory in Champaign, Ill.Since however, Minnesota has lost five straighton the road in the series, with the last coming asa 1-0 loss in 2007.

SHOT STOPPERCat Parkhill’s 0.70 goals against average this sea-son ranks fourth in the Big Ten behind LaurenRobertson of OSU (0.39) and Jill Flietstra of MSU(0.53) and . With 1030:00 minutes played thisseason, Parkhill has been on the field more thanany other keeper.Plyr GA Min GAA1. Robertson-OSU 4 929:00 0.332. Flietstra-MSU 5 847:39 0.533. Campbell-IND 6 800:55 0.674. Parkhill-MINN 8 1030:00 0.705. Moran-IOWA 7 845:23 0.75

BIG TEN TIESThe tie against Illinois on 9/27, was the first drawfor the Golden Gophers in Big Ten play since the2006 season. On Oct. 20 that year, Minnesotaplayed to a 0-0 tie with Michigan, before posting5-5-0 and 8-2-0 records in league play in 2007and 2008 respectively.

DO YOU NEED MY ASSISTANCEShari Eckstrom garnered assists in each gamelast week, moving her season total to four. Herfour helpers this season put her in a tie for fourthplace in the Big Ten with five others.Plyr GP A1. Carron-MICH 11 62. Peterson-MSU 9 5

Heyboer-MSU 9 54. Eckstrom-MINN 11 4

Freeman-MSU 8 4Mueller-MSU 9 4Cosnek-IOWA 11 1Beachy-OSU 10 4Beach-IND 11 4

MORE NEWS & NOTES

Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal Corners CKgoals Fouls YC RCAug 21 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4-0 4/0 3/0 15/2 8/1 8/2 1/0 13/8 0/0 0/0Aug 28 Georgia 0-2 0/2 0/3 5/8 2/3 6/4 0/0 9/9 0/0 0/0Aug 30 Kennesaw State 1-0 1/0 0/0 24/3 11/1 6/2 0/0 5/12 1/0 0/0Sep 04 TENNESSEE 0-0 0/0 0/0 19/19 3/3 6/4 0/0 10/8 0/1 0/2Sep 06 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 4-0 4/0 2/0 22/4 11/1 8/0 0/0 8/9 0/0 0/0Sep 11 Milwaukee 3-2 3/2 2/2 12/22 5/12 3/6 0/0 16/11 1/1 0/0Sep 13 Marquette 0-1 0/1 0/1 9/12 4/5 5/7 0/0 8/13 0/0 0/0Sep 18 NEVADA 4-1 4/1 4/0 23/5 13/5 15/2 1/0 9/14 0/2 0/0Sep 20 MONTANA 1-0 1/0 1/0 31/1 11/0 10/1 0/0 1/0 0/0 0/0Sep 24 IOWA 1-0 1/0 1/0 17/8 9/3 4/1 0/0 6/3 0/0 0/0Sep 27 Illinois 2-2 2/2 3/1 16/11 9/5 11/7 1/0 17/9 2/0 0/0Totals 20-8 20/8 16/7 193/95 86/39 82/36 3/0 102/96 4/4 0/2

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

MINNESOTA/OPPONENT COMPARISON GAME-BY-GAME - thru 9/27/09

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#1 Cat Parkhill: Has started all 11 matches and played every minute ... currently her 0.70 GAA ranksas the second best single season in team history ... six shutouts are sixth best season in team history... has played more minutes than any goalkeeper in the Big Ten this season ... has three or more savesin six matches this season ... made three stops and earned her second career tie on 9/27 vs. Illinois... made three saves in 1-0 win over Iowa on 9/24 ... made three saves on 9/18 ... tallied her fifth ca-reer shutout on 9/20 in the 1-0 win ... tallied a career high 10 saves on 9/11 ... four saves on 9/13 arethe second best mark of her career ... named Big Ten Freshman of the Week on 9/7 after a postingher first perfect weekend with shutouts on 9/4 and 9/6 and 200:00 minutes played ... first Golden Go-pher to earn Big Ten honors in 2009 ... played a career high 110:00 minutes in 0-0 2OT tie on 9/4 ...allowed first career goal and suffered first career loss vs. Georgia on 8/28 ... led Minnesota to secondstraight opening day shutout on 8/21 ... became the first freshman to start the opener in goal for theGolden Gophers since Karli Kopietz in 2002 ... one of eight players to start every match this season.

#3KatieBethke: Has appeared in 53 career matches and started 50 ... played in each match this sea-son, starting the last 10 ... leads Minnesota with six goals, 14 points and 43 shots ... currently first inthe Big Ten with 43 shots and fourth with 14 points ... six goals rank fourth in the conference ... has yetto go two consecutive matches without a point ... only Minnesota player with a shot in every match thisseason ... took three shots and earned her second assist of the season on 9/27 vs. Illinois ... took twoshots on 9/24, including one on goal ... had a career game on 9/20 firing off nine shots and four on goal,each career highs ... scored the second game-winner of her career ... nine shots is the second bestmark in the Big Ten this season ... tallied her first assist of the season on 9/18 in the 4-1 win over Ne-vada ... notched first career multi-goal match on 9/11 with two in the 3-2 win ... six goals are a careerhigh and her 14 points already better last season’s total ... Golden Gophers are 5-0 when she scoresa goal, and 6-0-1 when she records a point ... scored first career game-winner on 8/30 vs. KennesawState ... took then a career high six shots on 8/30 and tied a career high with four shots on goal ... 44career points, 15 career goals and 14 career assists are most among the current team ... one of fourplayers with 50+ career starts.

#5 Dana Tripp: Has appeared in 20 career matches, including eight this season ... made the movefrom defender to forward prior to the season ... scored her first career goal and registered her first ca-reer points on 9/18, netting the game-winner in the 4-1 win over Nevada ... took only one shot in thematch, her first since 8/21 ... fired off her first career shot against South Dakota State on 8/21.

#6MollyRouse: Has made 47 consecutive starts (49 overall) and appeared in all 56 matches the lastthree seasons ... eight points and three goals are each second on the team ... has taken at least oneshot in 8-of-11 matches this season, including the last five ... took three shots on 9/27 against Illinois... on 9/24 vs. Iowa, scored the game winner and led the team with a season high four shots ... scoredthe 30th point of her career and her third career game-winner ... took two shots and landed both ongoal on 9/18 ... tied a season high with four shots on 9/20 as Minnesota put up a season high 31 ...was held without a shot on 9/11 but fired off three on 9/13, which led the team ... scored two goals on9/6 for the first multi-goal game of her career ... four points on 9/6 also stand as a career high ... didnot tally a shot on 8/28 or 8/30, being held without a shot in back-to-back matches for the first time inher career ... on 8/21 tallied two assists for her first career multiple assist match ... 116 career shotsare the most among current players ... 12 career assists, 30 career points and nine career goals aresecond among the current team ... one of five players with 40+ career starts ... one of eight players tostart every match this season.

#7 Allie Phillips: Has appeared in 10 matches this season, including first career start in the seasonopener ... took shots in back-to-back games on 9/18 and 9/20 ... tallied her first career shot against Ken-nesaw State, finishing with three and also notched two shots on goal ... one of two true freshman inthe starting line-up in the opener ... joined Olivia Bagnall as the first true freshmen to start a seasonopener since Katie Bethke, Kylie Kallman and Julie Rezac all started the 2007 opener.

#8 Shari Eckstrom: Has made 32 career appearances, including starting all 11 matches this season... has tallied at least one shot in 7-of-11 matches this season ... was held without a shot on 9/27 vs.Illinois for just the fourth time on the season ... 17 shots on the season are a new career high ... talliedher third assist of the season and her career on the game-winner vs. Iowa on 9/24 ... tied for the teamlead with three assists ... garnered her second point of the season with an assist on 9/18 in the 4-1win over Nevada ... also took two shots in the match ... collected first career assist on 9/11 in the 3-2win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee ... tallied one of the Golden Gophers three shots on goal on 9/4 ... seta new career best with five shots on 8/30 ... tied a career high with two shots on goal on 8/30 ... earnedfirst career start in the season opener ... one of eight players to start every match this season.

#9Katie Shelander: Has appeared in 38 career matches and seven this season ... made second startof the season on 9/20 against Montana ... fired off one shot on 9/20 as Minnesota put up a season high31 ... shot was her first since 9/6 ... recorded first shot and shot on goal of the season on 9/6 ... twoshots on 9/6 tied a career high ... made second career start on 8/21 vs. South Dakota State.

#10 Marissa Price: Has appeared in all 11 matches this season, with two starts ... took one shot on9/27 against Illinois ... scored first career goal on 9/18 in the 4-1 win over Nevada, marking her sec-ond career game with at least a point ... made first career start on 9/4 and tallied first career shot, fin-ishing with two ... tallied first career points on 9/6 with an assist in the 4-0 win over North Dakota State.

#11 Josie Solie: Has started every match this season and made 31 career appearances ... held Illi-nois to only five shots on goal, and none in the final ovetime to preserve the tie ... did not tally a shotas the defense pitched their sixth shutout on 9/24 vs. Iowa ... took second shot of the season on 9/20as Minnesota put up a season high 31 ... defense held Montana on 9/20 to just one shot, including nonein the second half ... held Nevada on 9/18 to no shots in the first half ... took first shot of the season on9/4 ... part of a defense to pitch six shutouts, allowing just eight goals on the season ... on 8/21, de-fense held South Dakota State without a shot in the second half ... joined Jennie Clark and Kylie Kall-man as the starting back three in each match this season ... made first career start on 8/21 ... one ofeight players to start every match this season.

#12SaraClancy: Has appeared in 59 career matches and four this season ... scored her second goal

of the season on 9/18, making good on her only shot of the game ... one of four players with multiplegoals this season ... scored first goal of the season and second career game-winner on 9/4 ... scoredon a penalty kick, which was first PK of her career ... has played in more matches than any currentplayer.

#13 Steph Brandt: Has not appeared in a match.

#14 Olivia Bagnall: Has appeared in each match this season, and started 10 ... scored her first ca-reer goal on 9/27 against Illinois, scoring the Gophers first goal of the game ... did not fire a shot at thedefense pitched its sixth shutout on 9/24 ... took first shot in four games and tallied a career high threeon 9/20 as Minnesota put up a season high 31 ... part of a defense that allowed just one shot on 9/20... did not start on 9/6 but tallied first career shot on goal ... tallied first career shot on 8/30 against Ken-nesaw State, finishing with two on the day ... started first career match on 8/21 against South DakotaState ... one of two true freshman in the starting line-up ... joinedAllie Phillips as the first true freshmento start a season opener since Katie Bethke, Kylie Kallman and Julie Rezac all started the 2007 opener.

#16 Angie Olson: Has appeared in 46 career matches with 14 starts, including all 11 this season ...one of five players with multiple goals this season ... six points are third on the team ... took two shots,landing each on goal on 9/24 vs. Iowa ... scored her second career goal on 9/18 vs. Nevada at the 3:45mark ... has scored Minnesota two fastest goals this season, also scoring in the fifth minute on 8/21... grabbed second assist on the season in the 3-2 win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee on 9/11 ... on 9/13was held without a shot for the first time in four matches ... tallied a career high four shots on 9/6 ...notched first assist of the season on 9/6 ... against South Dakota State on 8/21 scored the first goal ofthe match, which was the first of her career ... score came just 4:10 into the match ... goal also stoodas the game-winner ... two points tied a career high ... started for the first time since Aug. 26, 2008,also against SDSU ... one of eight players to start every match this season.

#19 Tamara Strahota: Has appeared in every match the last two seasons ... has 14 career starts, in-cluding eight on the season ... has taken at least two shots in 9-of-11 matches this season ... has takenfour or more shots five times ... 33 total shots are second on the the team as are 16 shots on goal ...Gophers are 6-0-1 in her career when she scores ... took a game-high five shots against Illinois on 9/27and scored her second goal of the season ... took two shots against Iowa on 9/24 ... tied a season highand led the team with five shots on 9/18 ... added four more shots on 9/20 as Minnesota put up 31 ...fired off two shots on 9/11 but was held without a shot on goal for the first time in three matches ... washeld without a shot on 9/13, snapping a four-match streak ... took four shots on 9/4 and two on 9/6 ...started on 8/28 against Georgia for the first time since 11/9/08 ... tied a career high on 8/30 with threeshots on goal ... fired off a team-high four shots on 8/21 against South Dakota State, landing a team-high three on goal ... scored the third goal of the match, less than five minutes into the second half ...her sixth career goal, and first non-game winning goal after all five of her goals last season were game-winners ... score in season opener was third straight regular season match with goal ... 75 careershots, seven career goals and 17 career points are third among current players.

#20 Julie Rezac: Has appeared in 55 career matches with 52 career starts ... has missed just onematch the last three seasons ... has started 18 straight matches ...was held without a shot against Illi-nois on 9/27 for the first time since 9/6, breaking a string of five straight matches... tied a career highwith three shots and a team high two on goal against Iowa on 9/24 ... has taken at least one shot in 8-of-11 games this season ... tallied three shots in four-of-five matches from 9/11 to 9/24 ... earned as-sists in back-to-back matches on 9/18 and 9/20 ... now has nine assists in her career ... first time thisseason with points in back-to-back matches, and just the second time in her career ... tied a seasonand career high with three shots on 9/20 as Minnesota fired off a season high 31 ... scored her firstgoal of the season as the game-winner on 9/11 against Wisconsin-Milwaukee and tied a career highwith three shots ... took three shots for the second straight match on 9/13 ... game-winner was the sec-ond of her career ... tallied one shot on 9/4 ... one of just three players to record a shot on 8/28 ... fin-ished the opener on 8/21 with one point ... nine career assists are third best among current playerswhile 17 career points is tied for third ... 41 career shots are fourth best among current players ... oneof four players with 50+ career starts ... one of eight players to start every match this season.

#21 Kylie Kallman: Has started all 56 matches the last five seasons, only player with that distinction... posted career highs in 9/27 vs. Illinois with three shots and two on goal and grabbed her second as-sist of the season ... held Illinois to only five shots on goal, and none in the final ovetime to preservethe tie ... took one shot on 9/24 against Iowa as the defense pitched their sixth shutout ... earned firstassist of the season the fourth of her career on 9/18 ... tied a season high with two shots on 9/18 ...defense held Montana on 9/20 to a season low one shot, including none in the second half ... held Ne-vada on 9/18 to no shots in the first half ... tied a season high with two shots on 9/4 ... scored the finalgoal against on 8/21, a header off a corner kick ... goal was the third of her career ... joined Jennie Clarkand Josie Solie as the starting back three in each match this season ... part of a defense to pitch sixshutouts, allowing eight goals on the season ... on 8/21 held South Dakota State without a shot in thesecond half ... has been in the starting line-up for the last 29 Minnesota shutouts ... one of four play-ers with 50+ career starts ... one of eight players to start every match this season.

#28 Katie Roberts: Has not appeared in a match.

#41 Jennie Clark: Has appeared in 54 career matches and started the last 53 ... held Illinois to onlyfive shots on goal, and none in the final ovetime to preserve the tie ... landed her only shot on goalagainst Iowa on 9/24, while the defense pitched their sixth shutout of the season ... took a career highthree shots against Montana on 9/20 as Minnesota racked up a season high 31 ... landed a career hightwo shots on goal against Nevada on 9/18 ... defense held Montana to a season low one shot, includingnone in the second half ... held Nevada without a shot in the first half ... took first shot of the seasonon 8/30 ... joined Kylie Kallman and Josie Solie as the starting back three in each match this season... part of a defense to pitch six shutouts, allowing just eight goals on the season ... on 8/21 held SouthDakota State without a shot in the second half ... has been in the starting line-up for the last 29 Min-nesota shutouts ... one of four players with 50+ career starts ... one of eight players to start everymatch this season.

PLAYER NOTES

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Bagnall’s Career HighsG...........1 ....at Illinois......................................09/27/09A ..................................................................................XP ...........2 ....at Illinois......................................09/27/09Sh .........3 ....vs. Montana ................................09/20/09SOG......1 ....3x, last at Illinois .........................09/27/09

Bethke’s Career HighsG...........2 ....at Wisconsin-Milwaukee .............09/11/09A ...........2 ....at Northeastern...........................09/23/07P ...........4 ....2x, last at Wisconsin-Milwaukee ....09/11/09Sh .........9 ....vs. Montana ................................09/20/09SOG......4 ....3x, last vs. Montana....................09/20/09

Brandt’s Career HighsG..................................................................................XA ..................................................................................XP ..................................................................................XShots ...........................................................................XSOG ............................................................................X

Clancy’s Career HighsG...........2 ....vs. Northern Iowa .......................08/22/08A ...........1 ....vs. Creighton ..............................09/07/08P ...........4 ....vs. Northern Iowa .......................08/22/08S ...........5 ....vs. Central Florida ......................08/31/07SOG......2 ....4x, last vs. North Dakota State ...09/06/09

Clark’s Career HighsG...........1 ....2x, last at Nevada.......................09/12/08A ..................................................................................XP ...........2 ....2x, last at Nevada.......................09/12/08Sh .........3 ....vs. Montana ................................09/20/09SOG......2 ....vs. Nevada..................................09/18/09

Eckstrom’s Career HighsG...........1 ....3x, last vs. Penn State ................11/09/08A ...........1 ....4x, last at Illinois .........................09/27/09P ...........2 ....3x, last vs. Penn State ................11/09/08Shots.....5 ....at Kennesaw State .....................08/30/09SOG......2 ....2x, last at Kennesaw State .........08/30/09

Kallman’s Career HighsG...........1 ....3x, last vs. South Dakota St. ......08/21/09A ...........1 ....5x, last at Illinois .........................09/27/09P ...........2 ....3x, last vs. South Dakota St. ......08/21/09Shots.....3 ....2x, last st Illinois .........................09/27/09SOG......2 ....at Illinois......................................09/27/09

Olson’s Career HighsG...........1 ....2x, last vs. Nevada. ....................09/18/09A ...........2 ....vs. Northern Iowa .......................08/22/08P ...........2 ....3x, last vs. Nevada .....................09/18/09Sh .........4 ....vs. North DakotaState ................09/06/09SOG......2 ....2x, last vs. Iowa...........................09/24/09

Parkhill’s Career HighsMin ........110:00 ..2x, last at Illinois...................09/27/09GA (H)...2 ...........3x, last at Illinois.......................09/27/09GA (L) ...0 ...........6x, last vs. Iowa.. .................09/24/09Svs........10 .........at Wisconsin-Milwaukee.......09/11/09

Phillips’ Career HighsGoals ...........................................................................XAssists .........................................................................XPoints ..........................................................................XShots.....3 ....at Kennesaw State .....................08/30/09SOG......2 ....at Kennesaw State .....................08/30/09

Price’s Career HighsG...........1 ....vs. Nevada..................................09/18/09A ...........1 ....vs. North Dakota State ...............09/06/09P ...........2 ....vs. Nevada..................................09/18/09Sh .........2 ....vs. Tennessee.............................09/04/09SOG......1 ....2x, lastat Illinois ..........................09/27/09

Rezac’s Career HighsG...........1 ....4x, last at Wisconsin-Milwaukee ....09/11/09A ...........1 ....9x, last vs. Montana....................09/20/09P ...........2 ....3x, last vs. Marquette..................11/14/08Sh .........3 ....5x, last vs. Iowa ..........................09/24/09SOG......3 ....at Dartmouth...............................09/09/07

Robert’s Career HighsMin...............................................................................XGA (H) .........................................................................XGA (L) ..........................................................................XSvs ..............................................................................X

Rouse’s Career HighsG...........2 ....vs. North Dakota State ...............09/06/09A ...........2 ....vs. South Dakota State...............08/21/09P ...........4 ....vs. North Dakota State ...............09/06/09Sh .........9 ....at North Dakota State .................08/31/08SOG......6 ....vs. Purdue ..................................10/10/08

Shelander’s Career HighsG...........1 ....vs. Montana ................................09/16/07A ...........1 ....2x, last vs. Boston University......09/21/08P ...........2 ....vs. Montana ................................09/16/07Sh .........2 ....2x, last vs. North Dakota State ...09/06/09SOG......1 ....5x, last vs. North Dakota State ...09/06/09

Solie’s Career HighsG..................................................................................XA ..................................................................................XP ..................................................................................XSh .........1 ....5x, last vs. Montana....................09/20/09SOG......1 ....3x, last vs. Montana....................09/20/09

Strahota’s Career HighsG...........1 ....7x, last vs. Illinois........................09/27/09A ...........1 ....3x, last at Iowa............................10/31/08P ...........3 ....vs. Northwestern.........................10/26/08Sh .........7 ....vs. Northern Iowa .......................08/22/08SOG......3 ....3x, last at Illinois .........................09/27/09

Tripp’s Career HighsG...........1 ....vs. Nevada..................................09/18/09A ..................................................................................XP ...........2 ....vs. Nevada..................................09/18/09Sh .........1 ....2x, last vs. Nevada .....................09/18/09SOG......1 ....vs. Nevada..................................09/18/09

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 7-2-2 5-0-1 2-2-1 0-0CONFERENCE 1-0-1 1-0 0-0-1 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 6-2-1 4-0-1 2-2 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 21 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 4-0 987Aug 28 at #16 Georgia L 0-2 1506Aug 30 at Kennesaw State W 1-0 287Sep 04 TENNESSEE To2 0-0 856Sep 06 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 4-0 1023Sep 11 at Milwaukee W 3-2 427Sep 13 at Marquette L 0-1 502

% Sep 18 NEVADA W 4-1 1670% Sep 20 MONTANA W 1-0 753* Sep 24 IOWA W 1-0 682* Sep 27 at Illinois To2 2-2 2347

% = Minnesota Gold Classic

TEAM STATISTICS MINN OPPSHOT STATISTICS

Goals-Shot attempts 20-193 8-95 Goals scored per game 1.82 0.73

Shot pct. .104 .084Shots on goal-Attempts 86-193 39-95SOG pct. .446 .411Shots/Game 17.5 8.6

CORNER KICKS 82 36 Goals off corners 3 0PENALTY KICKS 1-1 1-1PENALTIES

Fouls 102 96 Yellow cards 4 4

Red cards 0 2ATTENDANCE

Total 5971 5069 Dates/Avg Per Date 6/995 5/1014

Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att3 Bethke, Katie 11 6 2 14 43 . 140 19 . 442 2 0 -06 Rouse, Molly 11 3 2 8 22 .136 10 .455 1 0-016 Olson, Angie 11 2 2 6 12 . 167 7 . 583 1 0 -020 Rezac, Julie 11 1 3 5 16 .062 6 .375 1 0-019 Strahota, Tamara 11 2 0 4 33 . 061 16 . 485 0 0 -012 Clancy, Sara 4 2 0 4 3 .667 3 1.000 1 1-121 Kallman, Kylie 11 1 2 4 13 . 077 5 . 385 0 0 -08 Eckstrom, Shari 11 0 4 4 17 .000 6 .353 0 0-010 Price, Marissa 11 1 1 3 6 . 167 2 . 333 0 0 -014 Bagnall, Olivia 11 1 0 2 7 .143 3 .429 0 0-05 Tripp, Dana 8 1 0 2 2 . 500 1 . 500 1 0 -041 Clark, Jennie 11 0 0 0 7 .000 4 .571 0 0-07 Phillips, Allie 10 0 0 0 7 . 000 2 . 286 0 0 -09 Shelander, Katie 7 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-011 Solie, Josie 11 0 0 0 2 . 000 1 . 500 0 0 -0

Total 11 20 16 56 193 .104 86 .446 7 1-1Opponents 11 8 7 23 95 . 084 39 . 411 2 1 -1

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho1 Parkhill, Cat 11 1030:00 8 0.70 30 . 789 7-2-2 6 .0

Total 11 1030:00 8 0.70 31 .795 7-2-2 6Opponents 11 1030:00 20 1.75 66 . 767 2-7-2 3

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMinnesota 9 11 0 0 20Opponents 1 7 0 0 8

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMinnesota 94 90 6 3 193Opponents 26 59 4 6 95

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMinnesota 8 19 3 1 31Opponents 30 32 3 1 66

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMinnesota 42 37 1 2 82Opponents 11 22 0 3 36

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMinnesota 44 50 3 5 102Opponents 61 34 0 1 96

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2009 GOLDEN GOPHER SOCCER STATISTICS - thru 9/27/09

2008 BIG TEN CHAMPIONS

SEASON CAREER

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att3 Bethke, Katie 11-10 6 2 14 43 . 140 2 0-0 • 53-50 15 14 44 115 . 130 2 0-06 Rouse, Molly 11-11 3 2 8 22 .136 1 0-0 • 56-49 9 12 30 116 .078 3 0-016 Olson, Angie 11-11 2 2 6 12 . 167 1 0-0 • 46-14 2 6 10 25 . 080 1 0-020 Rezac, Julie 11-11 1 3 5 16 .062 1 0-0 • 55-52 4 9 17 41 .098 2 0-019 Strahota, Tamara 11-8 2 0 4 33 . 061 0 0-0 • 37-14 7 3 17 75 . 093 5 0-012 Clancy, Sara 4-0 2 0 4 3 .667 1 1-1 • 59-20 5 1 11 29 .172 2 1-121 Kallman, Kylie 11-11 1 2 4 13 . 077 0 0-0 • 56-56 3 5 11 35 . 086 0 1-18 Eckstrom, Shari 11-11 0 4 4 17 .000 0 0-0 • 32-11 3 4 10 30 .100 1 0-010 Price, Marissa 11-2 1 1 3 6 . 1 67 0 0-0 • 11-2 1 1 3 6 . 1 67 0 0-014 Bagnall, Olivia 11-10 1 0 2 7 .143 0 0-0 • 11-10 1 0 2 7 .143 0 0-05 Tripp, Dana 8-0 1 0 2 2 . 500 1 0-0 • 20-1 1 0 2 2 . 5 00 1 0-041 Clark, Jennie 11-11 0 0 0 7 .000 0 0-0 • 54-53 2 0 4 13 .154 0 0-07 Phillips, Allie 10-1 0 0 0 7 . 000 0 0-0 • 10-1 0 0 0 7 . 0 00 0 0-09 Shelander, Katie 7-2 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0-0 • 38-3 1 2 4 9 .111 0 0-011 Solie, Josie 11-11 0 0 0 2 . 000 0 0-0 • 31-11 0 0 0 5 . 0 00 0 0-0

Total 144 20 16 56 193 .104 7 1-1Opponents 144 8 7 23 95 . 084 2 1-1

## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho shots faced1 Parkhill, Cat 11-11 1030:00 8 0.70 30 . 7 89 7 2 2 6.0 93

Career totals 11-11 1030:00 8 0.70 30 .789 7 2 2 6.0 93Total 11 1030:00 8 0.70 31 . 7 95 7 2 2 6 93Opponents 11 1030:00 20 1.75 66 .767 2 7 2 3 192

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GOLDEN GOPHER SOCCER SEASON/CAREER STATISTICS - thru 9/27/09

STARTING LINE-UPSGK F F M/F M M M M D D D

08/21: South Dakota State Parkhill Rezac Phillips Bagnall Eckstrom Olson Rouse Shelander Clark Kallman Solie08/28: Georgia Parkhill Rezac Strahota Bagnall Bethke Eckstrom Rouse Olson Clark Kallman Solie08/30: Kennesaw State Parkhill Rezac Strahota Bagnall Bethke Eckstrom Rouse Olson Clark Kallman Solie09/04: Tennessee Parkhill Bethke Price Bagnall Eckstrom Olson Rezac Rouse Clark Kallman Solie09/06: North Dakota State Parkhill Bethke Rezac Strahota Eckstrom Olson Price Rouse Clark Kallman Solie09/11: UW-Milwaukee Parkhill Bethke Rezac Strahota Bagnall Eckstrom Olson Rouse Clark Kallman Solie09/13: Marquette Parkhill Bethke Rezac Strahota Bagnall Eckstrom Olson Rouse Clark Kallman Solie09/18: Nevada Parkhill Bethke Rezac Strahota Bagnall Eckstrom Olson Rouse Clark Kallman Solie09/20: Montana Parkhill Bethke Rezac Bagnall Eckstrom Olson Rouse Shelander Clark Kallman Solie09/24: Iowa Parkhill Bethke Strahota Bagnall Eckstrom Olson Rezac Rosue Clark Kallman Solie09/27: Illinois Parkhill Bethke Strahota Bagnall Eckstrom Olson Rezac Rouse Clark Kallman Solie10/01: Wisconsin10/04: South Dakota10/11: Purdue10/16: Penn State10/18: Ohio State10/23: Michigan10/25: Michigan State10/30: Northwestern11/06: Indiana

2008 BIG TEN CHAMPIONS

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GAME 1Aug. 21, 2009 • St. Paul, Minn.Elizabeth Lyle Robbie StadiumAttendance: 987

South Dakota State (0-1-0) 0#19 MINNESOTA (1-0-0) 4SCORING 1 2 OT OT FSouth Dakota State 0 0 - - 0Minnesota 2 2 - - 4

Scoring:04:10 - Minnesota: Olson/1 (Rouse)17:02 - Minnesota: Bethke/1 (UA)49:33 - Minnesota: Strahota/1 (Rezac)52:43 - Minnesota: Kallman/1 (Rouse)

Shots: Minnesota 15, South Dakota State 2SOG: Minnesota 8, South Dakota State 1Corner Kicks: Minnesota 8, South Dakota State 2Fouls: Minnesota 13, South Dakota State 8

Goalkeepers:South Dakota State: Rogers (90:00, 4 GA, 4 svs)Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 0 GA, 1 sv)

GAME 2Aug. 28, 2009 • Athens, Ga.Turner Soccer ComplexAttendance: 1506

#17 Minnesota (1-1-0) 0#16 GEORGIA (2-0-0) 2SCORING 1 2 OT OT FMinnesota 0 0 - - 0Georgia 0 2 - - 2

Scoring:45:38 - Georgia: Perry/1 (Miller)72:32 - Georgia: Falle/1 (Dreesen, Patterson)

Shots: Georgia 8, Minnesota 5SOG: Georgia 3, Minnesota 2Corner Kicks: Minnesota 6, Georgia 4Fouls: Minnesota 9, Georgia 9

Goalkeepers:Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 2 GA, 1 sv)Georgia: Betos (90:00, 0 GA, 2 svs)

GAME 3Aug. 30, 2009 • Kennesaw, Ga.KSU Soccer ComplexAttendance: 287

#17 MINNESOTA (2-1-0) 1Kennesaw State (1-2-0) 0SCORING 1 2 OT OT FMinnesota 0 1 - - 1Kennesaw State 0 0 - - 0

Scoring:84:17 - Minnesota: Bethke/2 (UA)

Shots: Minnesota 24, Kennesaw State 3SOG: Minnesota 11, Kennesaw State 1Corner Kicks: Minnesota 6, Kennesaw State 2Fouls: Kennesaw State 12, Minnesota 5

Goalkeepers:Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 0 GA, 1 sv)Kennesaw State: Pugh (90:00, 1 GA, 10 svs)

NSCAA TOP-25 POLL - 9/29/09No. School Pts. Prev. W-L-T1. North Carolina (22) 814 1 9-0-12. Stanford (11) 803 2 10-0-03. UCLA 744 3 8-1-14. Portland 729 4 9-1-05. Florida State 701 5 9-1-06. Boston College 619 6 9-1-07. Florida 594 10 8-3-08. South Carolina 550 12 10-0-09. Wake Forest 511 7 8-2-010. Notre Dame 510 14 7-3-011. Santa Clara 433 9 8-3-012. Purdue 401 15 6-2-213. Rutgers 372 17 8-1-214. California 338 8 6-2-015. Ohio State 326 21 8-1-116. Texas A&M 275 13 6-4-017. St. John's 250 23 8-1-118. Virginia 233 11 6-2-219. Arizona State 189 RV 7-1-220. Michigan State 185 RV 7-0-221. Central Florida 139 22 6-3-122. Georgia 111 6 8-1-123. LSU 108 NR 6-2-224. Maryland 91 18 8-2-025. San Diego 90 24 6-3-1

Number in parentheses indicates number of first place votes

Also receiving votes: Washington State 85, Kansas 79,Charlotte 51, BYU 46, Connecticut 42, USC 40, OklahomaState 38, Indiana 30, William & Mary 28, Illinois 23, Villanova22, Washington 13, Oregon State 11, Denver 10, VirginiaTech 10, Miami (Fla.) 8, Georgetown 5, Oregon 4, LoyolaMarymount 1

SOCCER TIMES TOP-25 POLL - 9/28/09No. School W-L-T Pts. Prev.1 Stanford (15) 10-0-0 399 12 North Carolina (1) 9-0-1 385 23 UCLA 8-1-1 360 34 Portland 9-1-0 352 45 Florida State 9-1-0 342 56 Boston College 9-1-0 309 67 South Carolina 10-0-0 279 138 Florida 8-3-0 273 119 Wake Forest 8-2-0 245 910 Notre Dame 7-3-0 231 1411 Virginia 6-2-2 208 812 Rutgers 8-1-2 185 1613 Santa Clara 8-3-0 179 1214 California 6-2-0 169 715 Texas A&M 6-4-0 147 1016 Michigan State 7-0-2 144 2417 Louisiana State 6-2-2 106 NR18 Ohio State 8-1-1 104 NR19 Kansas 8-2-1 100 1720 Brigham Young 8-2-1 96 2521 Purdue 6-2-2 92 1822 Georgia 8-1-1 88 1523 St. John's 8-1-1 62 NR24 Illinois 5-3-2 56 2125-T Central Florida 6-3-1 42 2025-T Washington State 7-2-0 42 NR

Dropped out: No. 19 Maryland, No. 22 West Virginia, No. 23Connecticut.

Others receiving votes: Maryland 35, Arizona State 33, Ore-gon 33, Southern California 31, Connecticut 19, MississippiState 17, West Virginia 16, San Diego 14, Washington 8,Oklahoma State 6, Oregon State 6, Indiana 4. Missouri 3,Colorado 2, California Poly 1, South Florida 1.

NSCAA GREAT LAKES REGION POLL - 9/28/09No. School Prev. W-L-T1. Purdue 2 6-2-22. Ohio State 3 8-1-13. Michigan State 4 7-0-24. Indiana 1 8-3-05. Minnesota 7 7-2-26. Illinois 5 5-3-27. Wisconsin NR 5-4-28. Iowa 6 7-3-09. Creighton 9 8-3-110. Central Michigan NR 7-3-0

2009 BIG TEN PRESEASON COACHES POLLConf.(‘08) Overall(‘08)

1. Penn State ..............8-2-0.........................16-8-02. Michigan State ........5-4-1.........................14-7-33. Illinois......................5-5-0.........................12-9-24. Purdue ....................5-3-2.........................12-7-35. Minnesota ..............8-2-0.........................22-4-0

Ohio State...............5-5-0.........................8-10-27. Wisconsin ...............3-7-0...........................9-9-18. Indiana ....................3-6-1.........................8-10-19. Northwestern ..........5-5-0.........................10-9-110. Iowa ........................3-6-1 .........................9-11-111. Michigan .................1-6-3.........................4-10-5

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GOLDEN GOPHERS IN THE NSCAA TOP-25Date Rank08/11 1908/25 1709/01 1909/09 2309/15 RV09/22 --09/29 --

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GAME 4Sept. 4, 2009 • St. Paul, Minn.Elizabeth Lyle Robbie StadiumAttendance: 856

Tennessee (1-2-1) 0#19 Minnesota (2-1-1) 0 (O2)

SCORING 1 2 OT OT FTennessee 0 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0

Scoring:-

Shots: Tennessee 19, Minnesota 19SOG: Tennessee 3, Minnesota 3Corner Kicks: Minnesota 6, Tennessee 4Fouls: Minnesota 10, Tennessee 8

Goalkeepers:Tennessee: Baird (110:00, 0 GA, 3 svs)Minnesota: Parkhill (110:00, 0 GA, 3 svs)

GAME 5Sept. 6, 2009 • St. Paul, Minn.Elizabeth Lyle Robbie StadiumAttendance: 1,023

North Dakota State (2-2-1) 0#19 MINNESOTA (3-1-1) 4SCORING 1 2 OT OT FNorth Dakota State 0 0 0Minnesota 2 2 4

Scoring:42:55 - Minnesota: Clancy/1 (Penalty Kick)43:38 - Minnesota: Rouse/1 (UA)63:25 - Minnesota: Rouse/2 (Olson)70:43 - Minnesota: Bethke/3 (Price)

Shots: Minnesota 22, North Dakota State 4SOG: Minnesota 11, North Dakota State 1Corner Kicks: Minnesota 8, North Dakota State 0Fouls: North Dakota State 9, Minnesota 8

Goalkeepers:North Dakota State: Bertsch (73:30, 4 GA, 5 svs)North Dakota State: Stemple (16:30, 0 GA, 2 svs)Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 0 GA, 1 sv)

GAME 6Sept. 11, 2009 • Milwaukee, Wis.Englemann FieldAttendance: 427

#23 MINNESOTA (4-1-1) 3Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2-3-2) 2SCORING 1 2 OT OT FMinnesota 1 2 3Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0 2 2

Scoring:04:56 - Minnesota: Bethke/4 (UA)52:52 - Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Talbert/1 (Megna, Hagen)59:44 - Minnesota: Bethke/5 (Eckstrom)66:07 - Minnesota: Rezac/1 (Olson)67:29 - Wisconsin-Milwaukee/2 (Penalty Kick)

Shots: Wisconsin-Milwaukee 22, Minnesota 12SOG: Wisconsin-Milwaukee 12, Minnesota 5Corner Kicks: Wisconsin-Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 3Fouls: Minnesota 16, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 11

Goalkeepers:Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 2 GA, 10 svs)Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Deebach (45:00, 1 GA, 1 sv)Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Forbes (45:00, 2 GA, 1 sv)

GAME 7Sept. 13, 2009 • Milwaukee, Wis.Valley FieldsAttendance: 502

#23 Minnesota (4-2-1) 0MARQUETTE (5-2-0) 1SCORING 1 2 OT OT FMinnesota 0 0 0Marquette 0 1 1

Scoring:48:10 - Marquette: Ryan/2 (Victor)

Shots: Marquette 12, Minnesota 9SOG: Marquette 5, Minnesota 4Corner Kicks: Marquette 7, Minnesota 7Fouls: Marquette 13, Minnesota 8

Goalkeepers:Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 1 GA, 4 svs)Marquette: Kulla (90:00, 0 GA, 4 svs)

GAME 8Sept. 18, 2009 • St. Paul, Minn.Minnesota Gold ClassicElizabeth Lyle Robbie StadiumAttendance: 1,670

Nevada (2-6-0) 1MINNESOTA (5-2-1) 4SCORING 1 2 OT OT FNevada 0 1 1Minnesota 2 2 4

Scoring:03:45 - Minnesota: Olson/2 (Bethke)41:24 - Minnesota: Tripp/1 (Rezac)49:54 - Minnesota: Price/1 (Eckstrom)70:33 - Nevada: Erickson/3 (UA)87:01 - Minnesota: Clancy/2 (Kallman)

Shots: Minnesota 23, Nevada 5SOG: Minnesota 13, Nevada 5Corner Kicks: Minnesota 15, Nevada 2Fouls: Nevada 14, Minnesota 9

Goalkeepers:Nevada: Moreno (90:00, 4 GA, 9 svs)Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 1 GA, 3 svs)Minnesota: Team (00:00, 0 GA, 1 sv)

GAME 9Sept. 20, 2009 • St. Paul, Minn.Minnesota Gold ClassicElizabeth Lyle Robbie StadiumAttendance: 753

Montana (2-7-0) 0MINNESOTA (6-2-1) 1SCORING 1 2 OT OT FMontana 0 0 0Minnesota 1 0 1

Scoring:18:11 - Minnesota: Bethke/6(Rezac)

Shots: Minnesota 31, Montana 1SOG: Minnesota 11, Montana 0Corner Kicks: Minnesota 10, Montana 1Fouls: Montana 1, Minnesota 0

Goalkeepers:Montana: Fisher (45:00, 1 GA, 4 svs)Montana: Harris (45:00, 0 GA, 6 svs)Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 0 GA, 0 svs)

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GAME 10Sept. 24, 2009 • St. Paul, Minn.Elizabeth Lyle Robbie StadiumAttendance: 682

Iowa (7-3-0) 0MINNESOTA (7-2-1) 1SCORING 1 2 OT OT FIowa 0 0 0Minnesota 0 1 1

Scoring:83:43 - Minnesota: Rouse/3 (Eckstrom)

Shots: Minnesota 17, Iowa 8SOG: Minnesota 9, Iowa 3Corner Kicks: Minnesota 4, Iowa 1Fouls: Minnesota 6, Iowa 3

Goalkeepers:Iowa: Moran (90:00, 1 GA, 8 svs)Minnesota: Parkhill (90:00, 0 GA, 3 svs)

GAME 11Sept. 27, 2009 • Champaign, Ill.Illinois Soccer and Track StadiumAttendance: 2,347

Minnesota (7-2-2) 2Illinois (5-3-2) 2 (O2)SCORING 1 2 OT OT FMinnesota 1 1 0 0 2Illinois 1 1 0 0 2

Scoring:16:27 - Illinois: Sahly/2 (Hilbrands)34:42 - Minnesota: Bagnall/1 (Kallman, Bethke)45:42 - Minnesota: Strahota/2 (Eckstrom)48:23 - Illinois: Santacaterina/1 (UA)

Shots: Minnesota 16, Illinois 11SOG: Minnesota 9, Illinos 5Corner Kicks: Minnesota 11, Illinois 7Fouls: Minnesota 17, Illinois 9

Goalkeepers:Minnesota: Parkhill (110:00, 2 GA, 3 svs)Illinois: Kapicka (110:00, 2 GA, 7 svs)

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