KENTUCKY WILDCATS - University of Kentucky Athletics

SCHEDULE/RESULTS 

(8-6-3, 2-6-1 SEC) 

AUGUST 

31 (F) at #15 Purdue-1 T, 0-0 (2ot) 

SEPTEMBER 

2 (Sun) vs. Loyola-Chicago-1 W, 1-0 

5 (W) EVANSVILLE W, 4-1 

7 (F) BOWLING GREEN W, 4-0 

9 (SUN) OHIO W, 4-2 

16 (Sun) at Marshall W, 2-1 (2ot) 

20 (TH) MOREHEAD STATE W, 1-0 

23 (Sun) at #22 Louisville T, 0-0 (2ot) 

28 (F) at Auburn* L, 1-4 

30 (Sun) at Alabama* L, 1-2 

OCTOBER 

5 (F) at #20 South Carolina L, 0-2 

7 (Sun) at #25 Florida (SEC-TV) L, 0-1 

12 (F) #14 TENNESSEE L, 0-1 

14 (SUN) #18 GEORGIA L, 0-1 

19 (F) ARKANSAS W, 2-1 

21 (SUN) #24 LSU T, 1-1 (2ot) 

25 (Th) at Mississippi State W, 3-2 

28 (SUN) OLE MISS 1:00 P.M. 

NOVEMBER 

2 (F) at Vanderbilt 8:00 p.m. 

8-11 SEC Tournament TBD 

(Orange Beach, AL) 

16-18 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds TBD 

23-25 NCAA 3rd & 4th Rounds TBD 

N. 30-D. 2 NCAA Final Four TBD 

1-Purdue Invite; 

* Denotes Southeastern Conference matches 

Home Matches ALL CAPS 

All times Eastern 

KENTUCKY WILDCATS 

(8-6-3, 2-6-1) 

vs. Ole Miss (6-6-5, 3-3-3) 

Sunday, Oct. 28 • 1:00 p.m. 

Lexington, KY • UK Soccer Complex (1,500) 

UK Media Relations • (859) 257-8429 • (859) 323-4310 (fax) • UKAthletics.com 

Women’s Soccer Contact: John Hayden (John.Hayden@uky.edu) 

WILDCATS LOOK TO EXTEND CURRENT UNBEATEN STREAK 

The Wildcats look to ride their current momentum as they host the Ole Miss Rebels while riding a 

three-match unbeaten streak. Kentucky enters the match off a 2-1 win over Arkansas and a 1-1 tie 

with then No. 24 LSU. It’s the longest such streak for UK in the conference this season. 

The Kentucky offense has come to life in their last four matches as the Cats have tallied six goals 

while averaging just over 18 shots per match. 

Sunday’s match will mark the final home match for Kentucky seniors Caitlin Coughlin, Kelsey 

Fenix, Sarah Gaunt, Megan Jones, Callie Lanphier and Kate Rowlands. 

QUICK NOTES 

• Kentucky’s eight-match unbeaten streak to start the season was snapped against Auburn. It was tied for second 

on the school’s all-time unbeaten streak list. The 1999 team reeled off 16-straight games without a loss 

including 15 straight wins. The 2000 club posted eight straight games without a loss including seven 

straight wins. 

• Kentucky is now 7-2-0 all-time mark against Mississippi State including a 4-1-0 record in Starkville. 

The Wildcats have won three in a row against the Bulldogs dating black to the 2005 season. 

• The Wildcats are now 15-6-1 all-time against teams from Mississippi. However, all those games 

have come against SEC foes Mississippi State (7-2-0) and Ole Miss (8-4-1). 

• Kentucky is 8-4-1 all-time against Ole Miss which includes a 1-2-0 mark in Lexington. The two teams 

fought to a 0-0 tie last season in Oxford before UK defeated the Rebels 3-2 in the SEC Tournament. 

• The Wildcats are 8-5-2 all-time on Senior Day. Last season, Kentucky defeated the Vanderbilt 

Commodores 1-0 in their final match at the UK Soccer Complex. 

• Kentucky is unbeaten in their last three matches in the league, the teams longest such streak in SEC 

play this season. 

GAME CENTER 

KENTUCKY 3, AT MISSISSIPPI STATE 2 

Date/Time: Thursday, October 25 - 8:00 p.m. ET 

Location: Starkville, MS - MSU Soccer Field (500) 

Series: UK leads 7-2-0 

Goals: Sarah Gaunt (first of the season); Nicola Holdsworth (third of the season) 

GAME CENTER 

KENTUCKY VS. OLE MISS (6-6-5, 3-3-3] 

Date/Time: Sunday, October 28 - 1:00 p.m. ET 

Location: Lexington, KY - UK Soccer Complex (1,500) 

Series: UK leads 8-4-1 

Last meeting: October 22, 2006 • Kentucky 0, Ole Miss 0 (2ot) (in Lexington) 

Goal Differential: Kentucky 22, Ole Miss 19 • Shutouts: Ole Miss 3, Kentucky 1 

Live stats: ukathletics.com 

Media Services: SID - Joey Jones • Email - joeyj@olemiss.edu • Phone - 662.915.7526 

PROBABLE WILDCAT STARTERS 

No. Name Pos. Cl. GP/GS G/GA A/GAA Pts./ShO Sh/Min. 

00 Sydney Hiance GK Fr. 13/12 16 1.25 5 1,152:58 

3 Kate Rowlands M Sr. 15/3 1 1 3 11 

6 Sarah Gaunt M Sr. 17/17 1 3 5 17 

9 Julie Hull D So. 17/17 0 2 2 3 

10 Kelsey Fenix M Sr. 12/11 2 1 5 16 

15 Megan Jones F Sr. 17/17 0 3 3 19 

16 Katie Fahey D So. 11/8 0 1 1 4 

18 Kate Hughes D Jr. 16/16 3 0 6 12 

23 Ashley Stack F So. 16/11 1 1 3 19 

26 Tara Herold D Jr. 17/17 0 3 3 14 

28 Kelly Miller M Fr. 16/16 0 0 0 14 

2007 UK Soccer www.UKathletics.com 2007 UK Soccer

Women’s Soccer Contact: John Hayden 

John.Hayden@uky.edu 

KENTUCKY SOCCER SCHEDULE 

859.257.8429 

Fax 859.323.4310 

MONDAY - 22 TUESDAY - 23 WEDNESDAY - 24 THURSDAY - 25 FRIDAY - 26 SATURDAY - 27 SUNDAY - 28 

Off 

Practice 

4-6 

Leave for Starkville, 

Mississippi 

8:00 a.m. 

Match 

at Mississippi State 

8:00 p.m. 

MSU Soccer Comp. 

Off 

Practice 

5:30-7:30 

Match 

vs. Ole Miss 

1:00 p.m. 

UK Soccer Complex 

SENIOR DAY 

MONDAY - 29 TUESDAY - 30 WEDNESDAY - 31 THURSDAY - 1 FRIDAY - 2 SATURDAY - 3 SUNDAY - 4 

Off 

Practice 

4-6 

Practice 

2:30-4:30 

Leave for Nashville, 

Tennessee 

Match 

at Vanderbilt 

8:00 p.m. 

Vanderbilt Soccer 

Complex 

TBA 

TBA 

QUICK FACTS 

Location: Lexington, Ky. 

Founded: 1865 

Enrollment: 27,000 

Nickname: Wildcats 

Colors: Blue (PMS 286) and White 

Conference: Southeastern (Eastern Division) 

Stadium: UK Soccer Complex (500) 

President: Dr. Lee T. Todd, Jr. 

Athletics Director: Mitch Barnhart 

Faculty Representative: Dr. Alan DeSantis 

MEDIA RELATIONS 

Assistant AD/Media Relations 

Scott Stricklin - 859.257.3838 

stricklin@uky.edu 

Media Relations Director 

Tony Neely - 859.257.8411 

tneely@uky.edu 

Assoc. Media Relations Director 

Susan Lax - 859.257.8420 

slax0@uky.edu 

Assistant Media Relations Director/WSOC 

John Hayden - 859.257.8429 

John.Hayden@uky.edu 

Assistant Media Relations Director 

Brent Ingram - 859.257.8504 

bdingr2@uky.edu 

Assistant Media Relations Director 

Deb Moore - 859.257.8506 

deb.moore@uky.edu 

Web Director 

Matt Steinke - 859.257.8502 

mstei2@uky.edu 

Media Relations Assistants 

Sean Cartell - 859.257.6846 

secart3@uky.edu 

Jeremy Strachan - 859.257.8431 

Jstrachan@uky.edu 

2007 KENTUCKY ROSTER 

No. Name Pos Class Ht. Hometown/HS/Previous College 

00 Sydney Hiance GK 5-8 Fr. Ft. Thomas, Ky./Highlands 

0 *Laura Baker GK 6-0 R-Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Pike 

1 Becky Davenport GK 5-7 Fr. Nicholasville, Ky./East Jessamine 

2 Caitlin Coughlin M/D 5-5 R-Sr. Charlotte, N.C./Bexley 

3 Kate Rowlands F 5-7 Sr. Columbus, Ohio/Bishop Ready 

4 *Rachel Ulrich M 5-5 R-So. Liberty Township, Ohio/Lakota West 

6 Sarah Gaunt M 5-4 Sr. Mason, Ohio/Mason 

8 Chelsie Ford M/D 5-5 Fr. Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral 

9 Julie Hull D/M 5-5 So. Cincinnati, Ohio/ Sycamore 

10 Kelsey Fenix M 5-7 Sr. Westlake, Ohio/Westlake 

11 Nicola Holdsworth M 5-4 Jr. Centerville, Ohio/Centerville 

12 Kristin Kover D/M 5-4 Jr. Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Coffman 

13 Callie Lanphier F 5-3 Sr. Denver, Colo./East 

14 Laura Novikoff F 6-3 Fr. Madisonville, Tenn./Christian Academy 

15 Megan Jones M/F 5-2 Sr. Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hill 

16 Katie Fahey F/D 5-6 So. Ft. Wright, Ky./Notre Dame Academy 

17 *Nathalie Bolder D/M 5-4 R-Jr. Woodbridge, Va./Garfield 

18 Kate Hughes D 5-9 Jr. Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood 

19 Cindy Abbott F 5-2 So. Cedar Park, Texas/Cedar Park 

20 Alicia Browning F 5-4 Fr. Ft. Thomas, Ky./Highlands 

21 Kelly Browning D/M 5-5 Fr. Milford, Ohio/Milford 

22 Cassie Phillips D/M/F 5-8 Fr. Papillion, Neb./Papillion-LaVista South 

23 Ashley Stack M/D 5-5 So. Malabar, Fla./Melbourne Central Catholic 

24 Stefani Kildare F 5-8 So. Albuquerque, N.M./Albuquerque Acad. 

25 Giuleana Lopez F 5-8 So. Beach Park, Ill./Warren Township 

26 Tara Herold D 5-6 Jr. Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Coffman 

27 Dana Dahlmann D 5-8 Fr. Belleville, Illinois/Althoff 

28 Kelly Miller D/M 5-9 Fr. Charlotte, N.C./North Mecklenburg 

29 Samantha Au M/F 5-1 Fr. Suwanee, Ga./North Gwinnett 

Head Coach: Warren Lipka 

Assistant Coaches: Erica Whatley, Matt Kellogg 

Athletic Trainers: Jennifer Brisson 

Manager: Chris Sullivan 

Pronunciation Guide 

Sydney HIANCE HIGH-ance Callie LANPHIER Lan-FEAR 

Kate ROWLANDS ROE-lands Laura NOVIKOFF NOVA-koff 

Rachel ULRICH UHL-rich Stefani KILDARE Kill-DARE 

Kelsey FENIX PHOENIX 

NICOLA Holdsworth NICK-ola 


LIPKA RETURNS FOR 16TH SEASON 

• UK Coach Warren Lipka, the dean of Southeastern Conference coaches, returns to Kentucky 

for his 16th season and has coached the Wildcat program since its inception. In 

2003, Lipka joined Florida Coach Becky Burleigh as the only coaches in SEC history to 

win 50 conference matches. A former All-American goalkeeper at South Carolina, Lipka 

claims one SEC title to his credit after his Cats earned the 1995 conference championship. 

Lipka owns a .573 winning percentage by way of his 174-126-28 overall record 

while leading the Wildcats to every SEC Tournament since the league began sponsoring 

women’s soccer in 1993, the longest streak in SEC history. 

Lipka spent time with the U.S. U-19 Women's National Team for the second time in as 

many offseasons over the summer. Serving as the goalkeepers' coach, Lipka helped Team 

USA to a berth in the 2004 FIFA Under-19 Women's World Championship. Lipka's 

keepers never surrendered a goal in- wins over the Dominican Republic and Trinidad and 

Tobago and a tie against Costa Rica. 

Lipka also served a similar role with the U.S. U-19 and U-21 Women's National Teams 

during the summer of 2003, traveling with the teams to Germany and the Netherlands. 

MOVIN ON UP 

• Warren Lipka is in his 16th season as the head coach of the Wildcats, with his 174 wins 

and .573 winning percentage, he ranks among the best coaches in the country in all-time 

wins. 

Winningest Active Coaches 

by Victories 

(minimum five years as a D-I head coach) 

Rank Coach (School) Won Lost Tied 2007 season 

31. Alex Crozier (Cal-Poly) 191 95 31 5-8-1 

32. Carin Gabarra (Navy) 186 98 22 8-4-4 

33. Mike Tucker (Dayton) 183 75 13 11-4-2 

Jillian Ellis (UCLA) 183 50 9 11-1-2 

35. Julie Shackford (Princeton) 182 91 18 7-5-1 

36. Rob Brewer (Missouri St.) 180 131 26 6-9-1 

37. John Hedlund (North Texas) 179 67 13 13-3-0 

38. Debbie Rademacher (Michigan) 178 119 39 3-8-4 

39. Jimmy Mitchell (N’western St.) 176 137 20 10-5-1 

40. Warren Lipka (Kentucky) 174 126 28 7-6-3 

41. Lesle Gallimore (Washington) 171 129 25 4-9-0 

by Victories 

(minimum 10 years as a D-I head coach) 

Rank Coach (School) Won Lost Tied 2007 season 

41. *Sue Patberg (Emory) 180 97 23 12-1-1 

42. *John Hedlund (North Texas) 179 67 13 13-3-0 

43. *Markus Roeders (Marquette) 175 65 25 11-2-4 

*Steve Ballard (UTSA) 175 126 18 5-7-2 

45. *Warren Lipka (Kentucky) 174 126 28 7-6-3 

46. *Tony da Luz (Wake Forest) 172 122 21 8-5-3 

*Scott Grzenda (Delaware) 172 134 25 7-8-0 

48. *Lesle Gallimore (Washington) 171 129 25 4-9-0 

49. *Everton Edwards (Florida Int.) 167 189 36 2-9-3 

Tim Wheaton (Harvard) 167 95 27 

Charlie Duccilli (Rutgers) 167 114 26 

* - active coach 

updated 10/22/07 

2007 SEC STANDINGS 

EASTERN DIVISION 

Team SEC Pts. All Streak 

Tennessee 7-1-1 22.0 12-2-2 U6 

Georgia 6-1-2 20.0 13-2-2 U2 

Florida 6-2-0 18.0 10-4-2 W6 

South Carolina 4-3-2 14.0 12-4-2 U5 

Vanderbilt 2-4-2 8.0 5-8-2 U2 

Kentucky 2-6-1 7.0 8-6-3 U3 

WESTERN DIVISION 

Team SEC Pts. All Streak 

LSU 4-1-4 16.0 10-2-6 U4 

Auburn 5-4-0 15.0 9-6-1 L3 

Ole Miss 3-3-3 12.0 6-6-5 T2 

Mississippi State 2-6-1 7.0 6-10-1 L2 

Alabama 2-6-1 7.0 9-8-1 L4 

Arkansas 1-7-1 4.0 8-9-1 L5 

THIS WEEK IN THE SEC 

OCT. 25-28 

THURSDAY - OCTOBER 25 

Kentucky 3, at Mississippi State 2 

Tennessee 2, at Alabama 1 

Florida 1, at Arkansas 0 

Georgia 3, at Auburn 2 

South Carolina 1, at LSU 1 

Vanderbilt 2, at Ole Miss 2 

SUNDAY - OCTOBER 28 

LSU at Florida [FSN Florida] 

Ole Miss at Kentucky 

Arkansas at South Carolina [FSN/SUN] 

Alabama at Georgia 

Auburn at Tennessee 

Mississippi State at Vanderbilt 

Noon 

1:00 p.m. 

1:00 p.m. 

2:00 p.m. 

2:00 p.m. 

3:00 p.m. 

The Road to Orange Beach 

2007 SEC Tournament Seedings 

(If the regular season ended today, 10/26) 

SEC Pts GD GS 

1. Tennessee 7-1-1 22.0 +10 18 

2. Georgia 6-1-2 20.0 +5 13 

3. Florida 6-2-0 18.0 +11 16 

4. LSU 4-1-4 16.0 +5 12 

5. Auburn 5-4-0 15.0 +4 14 

6. South Carolina 4-3-2 14.0 +4 12 

7. Ole Miss 3-3-3 12.0 E 11 

8. Vanderbilt 2-4-2 8.0 -3 10 

9. Kentucky 2-6-1 7.0 -7 7 

10.Missississippi St. 2-6-1 7.0 -11 6 

11.Alabama 2-6-1 7.0 -10 9 

12.Arkansas 1-7-1 4.0 -8 5 

Tie-breakers: 

1) Head-to-Head competition 

2) Goal Differential in SEC games (GD) 

3) Goals scored in SEC games (GS) 

4) Coin flip or Draw 

Notes: 

Florida (1-0); Auburn (1-1); LSU (0-1) in 

head-to-head matches; MSU (1-0; Vandy (0-0- 

1); Alabama (0-1-1) in head-to-head matches; 

UK 2, Arkansas 1 (10/19) 


NATIONAL POLLS 

NSCAA/adidas 

Oct. 23 

LW 

1. UCLA 1 

2. Texas A&M 3 

3. Virginia 4 

4. Purdue 5 

5. Stanford 2 

6. POrtland 7 

7. North Carolina 9 

8. Texas 6 

9. USC 10 

10. Florida STate 12 

11. Santa Clara 11 

12. Tennessee 13 

13. Penn State 8 

14. Boston College 14 

15. Notre Dame 22 

16. Missouri 16 

17. San Diego 18 

18. UConn 15 

19. West Virginia 25 

20. Georgia 17 

21. California 19 

22. Wake Forest rv 

23. BYU 21 

Florida rv 

25. Clemson 20 

SOCCER BUZZ 

Oct. 23 

LW 

1. UCLA 2 

2. USC 3 

3. Virginia 4 

4. Stnaford 1 


6. Portland 6 

7. Purdue 8 




11. Texas 9 



14. Florida State 15 

15. Notre DAme 22 

16. UConn 13 


18. Wake Forest 21 

19. West Virginia 25 



22. Utah rv 

23. Louisville rv 

24. Clemson 24 

25. South Carolina rv 

SOCCERTIMES.COM 

Oct. 23 

LW 

1. UCLA 2 

2. TExas A&M 3 

3. Virginia 4 

4. Stanford 1 

5. USC t8 

6. Purdue 6 

7. North Carolina 8t 

8. Portland 10 

9. Texas 7 








17. UConn 16 


19. West Virginia 23t 


21. BYU 21 

22. Florida nr 


24. Indiana 25 

25. Oklahoma St. 22 

Wake Forest nr 

SOCCER AMERICA 

Oct. 23 

LW 

1. UCLA 1 

2. Stanford 2 

3. Virginia 3 

4. Purdue 5 

5. USC 6 

6. Portland 7 




10. Texas 10 









19. UConn 21 

20. LSU 24 


22. Florida nr 

23. West Virginia nr 

24. BYU 23 

25. Utah, Miami (FL) 24 

SOCCER BUZZ REGIONAL RANKINGS 

Great Lakes Region (Oct. 23) 

1. Purdue 

2. Notre Dame 

3. Louisville 

4. Illinois 

5. Indiana 

PS - 4th 

9/4 - 6th 

9/11 - 7th 

9/18 - 7th 

9/25 - 6th 

10/2 - 8th 

6. UW-Milwaukee 

7. Marquette 

8. Ohio State 

9. Iowa 

10. Dayton 

CATS IN THE RANKINGS 

Soccerbuzz Great Lakes Region 

10/9 - 9th 

10/16 - nr 

10/23 - nr 

LOOKING FOR 15 

• The 2007 Kentucky Wildcats will look to continue 

one of the longest streaks in SEC history. 

Since the SEC began sponsoring soccer in 

1993, the Wildcats have been a part of the 

league’s postseason tournament all fourteen 

years. 

FRESHMEN PHENOMS 

• Last season it was rookie Giuleana Lopez that 

was the torch bearer for the UK offense, finishing 

the season as the team leader in goals and 

points and being named a freshman All-American. 

This season its freshmen Alicia Browning 

and Laura Novikoff leading the UK offense. 

Both currently lead the team with four goals 

each as well as game-winning goals with two. 

UK-MSU SERIES HISTORY 

Series record: UK leads 7-2-0 

in Starkville: UK leads 4-1-0 

in Lexington: UK leads 3-1-0 

Neutral Sites: n/a 

Goal Differential: UK 20, MSU 6 

Shutouts: UK 5, MSU 1 

Date Location Result Record 

10/14/95 Starkville, Miss. W, 5-0 1-0-0 


10/17/99 Lexington, Ky. W, 2-0 3-0-0 

10/21/01 Starkville, Miss. L, 1-2 (ot) 3-1-0 

10/20/02 Lexington, Ky. W, 1-0 4-1-0 

10/24/04 Lexington, Ky. L, 0-1 4-2-0 


10/20/06 Lexington, Ky. W, 3-0 6-2-0 


KENTUCKY BULLDOGS 

• The Bulldogs have one member of their team 

that hails from the state of Kentucky. Junior 

Anna Goblirsch went to Mississippi St. from 

Elizabethtown, Kentucky where she attended 

Elizabethtown High School. 

SHUTOUT 

• History shows that when the Wildcats post a 

victory over the Bulldogs, they do so with a 

smothering defense. Of Kentucky’s six wins 

over the ‘Dawgs, five have come via the 

shutout. 

RANKED OPPONENTS 

• Last weekend’s matchup against 24th ranked 

LSU marked the fifth of six straight opponents 

that Kentucky faced that was ranked in the Top 

25. The Wildcats faced then No. 20 South 

Carolina and then No. 25 Florida. The following 

weekend, the Cats hosted No. 14 Tennessee 

and No. 18 Georgia. Kentucky is 0-4-3 against 

opponents ranked in the Top 25 this season. 

UK-OLE MISS SERIES HISTORY 

Series record: UK leads 8-4-1 

in Lexington: UK leads 1-2-0 

in Oxford: UK leads 4-1-1 

Neutral Sites: UK leads 3-1-0 

Goal Differential: UK 22, OM 19 

Shutouts: OM 3, UK 1 

Date Location Result Record 

10/15/95 Oxford, Miss. W, 2-1 1-0-0 

10/19/97 Oxford, Miss. W, 2-1 2-0-0 

11/5/98 Tuscaloosa, Ala. (1)W, 4-1 3-0-0 

10/15/99 Lexington, Ky. W, 2-1 4-0-0 

10/19/01 Oxford, Miss. W, 2-1 5-0-0 

10/18/02 Lexington, Ky. L, 0-1 5-1-0 

11/7/02 Oxford, Miss. (2) W, 2-1 6-1-0 

11/6/03 Orange Beach (3) L, 1-2 6-2-0 

10/22/04 Oxford, Miss. L, 1-5 6-3-0 

10/21/05 Lexington, Ky. L, 0-1 6-4-0 

11/3/05 Orange Beach (4) W, 3-2 (ot) 7-4-0 

10/22/06 Oxford, Miss. T, 0-0 (2ot) 7-4-1 

11/1/06 Orange Beach (5) W, 3-2 8-4-1 

(1)-1998 SEC Tournament; (2)-2002 SEC Tournament; 

(3)-2003 SEC Tournament; (4)-2005 

SEC Tournament; (5)-2006 SEC Tournament 

POST-SEASON PALS 

• The Wildcats and the Rebels have met five 

times in SEC Tournament play (UK leads 4-1) 

making Ole Miss UK’s most common opponent 

in SEC Tournament play. 

FEAST OR FAMINE 

• In the last five match-ups between the Rebels 

and the Wildcats it has either been an offensive 

blowout or a defensive struggle, no in between. 

In 2004, the teams combined for six goals 

(OM 5, UK 1) followed by a one-goal affair in 

2005 (OM 1, UK 0). A five goal match followed 

in the 2005 SEC Tournament (UK 3, 

OM 2). The two teams played to a 0-0 tie in 

the 2006 regular season and then combined for 

five goals (UK 3, OM 2) in the 2006 SEC 

Tournament. 

SENIOR DAY 

• The Wildcats are 8-5-2 all-time on Senior Day 

including a 1-0 victory over Vanderbilt. Kentucky 

has faced Ole Miss only once on Senior 

Day, dropping a 1-0 affair to the Rebels in 

2005. 

Year Opponent Result Record 

1992 Vanderbilt L, 1-2 (ot) 0-1-0 

1993 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W, 3-1 1-1-0 

1994 Arkansas W, 2-1 2-1-0 

1995 Evansville W, 3-0 3-1-0 

1996 Northwestern W, 1-0 4-1-0 

1997 Indiana L, 0-2 4-2-0 

1998 Vanderbilt L, 2-3 4-3-0 

1999 Michigan W, 1-0 (2ot) 5-3-0 

2000 Arkansas W, 2-1 6-3-0 

2001 Indiana T, 2-2 (2ot) 6-3-1 

2002 Michigan W, 1-0 7-3-1 

2003 SMU T, 3-3 (2ot) 7-3-2 

2004 Vanderbilt L, 2-3 (ot) 7-4-2 

2005 Ole Miss L, 0-1 7-5-2 

2006 Vanderbilt W, 1-0 8-5-2 


INSIDE THE NUMBERS 

Stats breakdown heading into the weekend: 

Stat UK OM 

Record 8-6-3 6-6-5 

SEC Record 2-6-1 3-3-3 

Goals t9th - 24 t11th - 20 

Goals/Game 10th - 1.41 t11th - 1.18 

Goals Allowed 9th - 19 8th - 17 

GAA 9th - 1.06 7th - 0.93 

Assists t9th - 19 12th - 13 

Assists/Gm t9th - 1.12 12th - 0.76 

Points 9th - 67 12th - 53 

Shots 8th - 245 9th - 237 

Saves 4th - 85 10th - 62 

Shutouts t10th - 5 t10th - 5 

Fouls 4th - 192 6th - 175 

Corners 6th - 86 11th - 67 

Offsides t6th - 32 3rd - 37 

Yellow Cards t6th - 9 5th - 10 

ON THESE DATES 

• In games played on Oct. 28, the Wildcats have 

met fair success. Kentucky is 2-2-1 in games 

played on the 28th of October. 

Games played on Oct. 28 : 

Date Opponent W/L/T Score 

1994 at North Carolina St. L 0-2 

1995 Creighton W 1-0 

1998 at Dayton T 3-3 (ot) 

2001 Auburn W 3-1 

2005 at Vanderbilt L 0-1 

UK VS. SEC WEST 

• Kentucky has posted a 46-19-6 all-time mark 

against SEC’s West division. The Wildcats 

most common opponents from the West, 

heading into the 2007 season, have been 

Auburn, Arkansas and Ole Miss against whom 

the Cats have played 13 times each. 

UK vs. SEC West (46-19-6) 

H: 21-7-2, A: 18-9-4, N: 7-3-0 

Goals: UK 146, SECW 79; ShO: 19 

School 

Record 

LSU 8-1-2 (.818) 

Arkansas 10-2-1 (.808) 

Mississippi State 7-2-0 (.778) 

Alabama 7-3-1 (.682) 

Ole Miss 8-4-1 (.654) 

Auburn 6-7-1 (.464) 

KEEPING IT CLOSE 

• The Wildcats rank fourth in the league in onegoal 

matches this season with seven. However, 

UK has only posted three wins in such matches. 

Team Matches Record 

Mississippi St. 11 5-6 

Georgia 10 9-1 

Kentucky 9 5-4 

Ole Miss 8 4-4 

South Carolina 8 4-4 

Tennessee 8 7-1 

Vanderbilt 7 2-5 

RANKED OPPONENTS 

• Last weekend’s matchup against 24th ranked 

LSU marked the fifth of six straight opponents 

that Kentucky faced that was ranked in the 

Top 25. The Wildcats faced then No. 20 

South Carolina and then No. 25 Florida. The 

following weekend, the Cats hosted No. 14 

Tennessee and No. 18 Georgia. Kentucky is 0- 

4-3 against opponents ranked in the Top 25 

this season. 

CATS ROCK AT HOME 

• UK has won 17 and tied six of its last 29 

matches at home in the last three seasons. The 

Wildcats are 5-2-1 at home this season and 

65-39-10 (.614) all-time at the UK Soccer 

Complex. 

The UK Soccer Complex attendance record 

was set on Oct. 1, 2006 when 1,488 fans 

packed the stadium to see the Wildcats defeat 

the Alabama Crimson Tide 3-0. This season, 

the Cats’ largest crowd came in UK’s match 

against Tennessee on Oct. 12, when 1,006 

came through the gates. 

WE’RE STREAKING 

• Senior midfielder Sarah Gaunt is one of the 

most experienced players on the team having 

played in 79 career games (second only to Callie 

Lanphier’s 81 games played). However, the 

most impressive stat is that Gaunt has started 

in all 79 matches and looks to keep her 79- 

match starting streak intact when Kentucky 

takes on Mississippi State and Ole Miss. Junior 

defender Tara Herold ranks second on the 

team in consecutive starts, having received the 

starting nod in 62 straight games. Kim Bucci 

is UK’s all-time leader in games started and 

played with 87. 

HONORS AND PRIVILEGES 

• Freshman Sydney Hiance was rewarded for her 

two-shutout week against Morehead State and 

No. 22 Louisville when she was named the 

SEC’s Freshman of the Week on Sept. 24. 

It was the first SEC weekly honor for the 

Wildcats this season. 

DID YOU KNOW? 

• With his 3-2 win over Mississippi State 

(10/25) UK head coach Warren Lipka became 

the 45th coach in NCAA history to reach 175 

career wins. 

IMPRESSIVE DEBUTS 

• Who wouldn’t enjoy their home debut?? The 

UK women’s soccer team seems to take it to 

another level when playing their home 

lidlifter. Including their 2007 home-opener, 

the Wildcats have scored three or more goals 

seven times in 16 matches. Those six occurrences 

include scores of 9-0 (Valparaiso, ‘93), 

6-0 (Davidson, ‘03), 8-2 (Western Kentucky, 

‘04), 7-0 (Eastern Kentucky, ‘06) and 4-1 in 

this year’s opener against Evansville. The Wild- 

WILDCATS WHEN 

MONTH 

August 0-0-1 

September 6-2-1 

October 2-4-1 

November 0-0-0 

December 0-0-0 

TYPE OF GAME 

Home 5-2-1 

Away 2-4-2 

Neutral 1-0-0 

Conference 2-6-1 

SEC East 0-4-0 

SEC West 2-2-1 

Non-Conference 6-0-1 

vs. Top 10 0-0-0 

vs. Top 25 0-4-2 

KENTUCKY SCORING 

Scoring first 8-1-1 

1 or fewer goals 2-6-3 

2 goals 2-0-0 

3 or more goals 4-0-0 

OPPONENT SCORING 

Scoring first 0-5-0 

1 or fewer goals 6-3-3 

2 goals 2-2-0 

3 or more goals 0-1-0 

KENTUCKY SHOOTING 

outshooting opponent 7-2-1 

5 or fewer shots 0-1-0 

6-10 shots 1-1-1 

11-15 shots 4-2-1 

16 or more shots 3-2-1 

OPPONENT SHOOTING 

outshoots Kentucky 1-4-2 

5 or fewer shots 2-0-0 

6-10 shots 4-2-0 

11-15 shots 2-1-0 

16 or more shots 0-3-3 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Leading at the half 6-0-1 

Tied at the half 2-2-2 

Trailing at the half 0-4-0 

Overtime games 1-1-3 

Double overtime games 1-0-3 

One-goal games 5-4-0 

Following a loss 1-5-0 

Following a win 5-0-2 

Following a tie 3-1-0 

Day games 3-3-2 

Night games 5-3-1 

Outscoring the opponent :) 8-0-0 


cats have outscored the opposition 29-5 over 

the course of the last six years in their home 

debut. 

IMPRESSIVE INDIVIDUAL DEBUTS 

• Not to be lost in the Kentucky’s home-opening 

success was the play of several Wildcats. 

Four different Cats scored a goal against 

Evansville, the first time that’s happened since 

five Wildcats scored against Eastern Kentucky 

on Sept. 1, 2006. 

Included in those goal scorers were sophomore 

Cindy Abbott and freshman Alicia Browning. 

Both scored their first goal on the collegiate 

level. 

In addition, Laura Baker allowed the first goal 

of her collegiate career, snapping her 211 

minute scoreless streak. 

CATS PICKED FIFTH 

• In the preseason vote of Southeastern Conference 

head coaches, Kentucky was picked to 

finish fifth in the Eastern division. However, 

the Wildcats did receive a vote to win the 

league from one coach. Florida, Tennessee, 

Vanderbilt and Georgia were picked to finish 

ahead of the Cats in the East. Auburn was 

picked to win the Western division, followed 

by Ole Miss, LSU, Arkansas, Alabama and 

Mississippi State respectively. 

CAT FACTS 

All Heart 

• Most students spend their summers going to 

the beach or vacationing somewhere else. Not 

Kelsey Fenix, she was volunteering at St. 

Joseph Hospital in the surgery unit, when one 

day she asked if she could get into any surgeries 

and they asked if she was interested in 

watching heart surgery?!?! In her words, “It 

was freaking awesome!!” 

Running Woman 

• There was no chance sophomore Cindy Abbott 

was going to slack off in her fitness. She 

passed her time over the summer training for 

and running in an 18-mile trail race. 

Reality Winner 

• In an informal survey, junior Kate Hughes was 

selected as the player most likely to star in a 

Reality Show. Hughes’ PR campaign may have 

already begun as she is featured on UK’s SEE 

BLUE billboard in her hometown of Brentwood, 

Tenn. on Clinton County Hwy 127 

and Clinton County Hwy 90.. 

Athletes in Action 

• Nathalie Bolder, Kelsey Fenix and Kristin 

Kover didn’t spend their summer laying 

around. Instead they traveled to Colorado 

where they participated in the Athletes in Action 

Ultimate Training Camp. 

Family of Wildcats 

• Kate Rowlands isn’t the only Kentucky Wildcat 

in her family. Her sister Annie signed with 

the Wildcats to play softball and will make her 

debut this spring. 

Hidden Talents 

• The Wildcats have proven their abilities on the 

field, however there are several hobbies the 

Cats excel at off the field including: 

Becky Davenport: speaks fluent Spanish 

Sarah Gaunt: is a BMX racer 

Sydney Hiance: writes her own music 

Nicola Holdsworth: is good with brain teasers 

Laura Novikoff: plays the guitar 

Ashley Stack: is a skimboarder 

2006 Multi-Point Games 

(Not including one goal) 

Player 2 3 4 5+ Total 

A. Browning 1 1 

Fenix 1 1 

Lanphier 1 1 

Last Goal Scored 

Abbott vs. Evansville (9/5/07) 

Bolder at Michigan State (9/5/04) 

A. Browning vs. Bowling Green (9/7/07) 

Fahey at Northwestern (8/27/06) 

Fenix vs. Arkansas (10/19/07) 

Gaunt at Mississippi State (10/25/07) 

Herold vs. Mississippi State (10/20/06) 

Holdsworth at Mississippi State (10/25/07) 

Hughes at Alabama (9/30/07) 

Hull vs. Ohio State (9/8/06) 

Jones vs. Florida (11/5/06) 

Kover vs. Ole Miss (11/1/06) 

Lanphier vs. Ohio (9/9/07) 

Novikoff vs. Ohio (9/9/07) 

Rowlands vs. LSU (10/21/07) 

Ulrich vs. Bellarmine (9/6/05) 

Stack at Auburn (9/28/07) 

2007 Game-Winning Goals 

A. Browning 2, vs. Bowling Green (9/7) 

vs. Morehead St. (9/20) 

Novikoff 2, vs. Loyola-Chicago (9/2) 

vs. Ohio (9/9 

Abbott 1, vs. Evansville (9/5) 

Fenix 1, vs. Arkansas (10/19) 

Holdsworth 1, at Mississippi State (10/25) 

Hughes 1, at Marshall (9/16) 

2007 Kentucky Honors 

Sidney Hiance 

SEC Freshman of the Week (9/24) 


Date Opponent Result 

9/5/92 UW-Milwaukee W, 5-2 (ot) 

9/6/92 UW-Green Bay W, 3-1 (ot) 

10/3/92 @Michigan State T, 1-1 (ot) 

10/4/92 @St. Joseph’s (Ind.)W, 4-1 (ot) 

10/7/92 Butler L, 1-3 (ot) 

10/25/92 @UNC-Greensboro L, 1-6 (ot) 

11/1/92 Vanderbilt L, 1-2 (ot) 

9/11/93 1-Northern Illinois W, 2-1 (ot) 

10/3/93 Michigan State L, 0-2 (ot) 

10/17/93 Evansville W, 4-3 (ot) 

10/24/93 @Davidson W, 4-3 (ot) 

9/7/94 Louisville W, 4-2 (ot) 

9/25/94 2-Davidson W, 3-1 (ot) 

9/27/94 @Ohio State W, 3-2 (ot) 

9/4/95 Ohio State W, 2-1 (ot) 

9/15/95 @James Madison L, 2-3 (ot) 

9/21/95 Vanderbilt W, 2-1 (ot) 

10/4/95 @Cincinnati W, 2-1 (ot) 

11/3/95 3-Vanderbilt W, 1-0 (ot) 

9/20/96 @Detroit T, 1-1 (ot) 

9/22/96 @Michigan T, 2-2 (ot) 

10/9/96 Cincinnati W, 2-0 (ot) 

11/8/96 4-Auburn L, 1-2 (ot) 

9/7/97 5-Marquette T, 1-1 (ot) 

9/14/97 @South Carolina W, 4-3 (ot) 

9/21/97 Evansville L, 2-3 (ot) 

10/10/97 at Cincinnati L, 2-3 (ot) 

9/4/98 Xavier T, 0-0 (ot) 

9/18/98 6-@Missouri T, 1-1 (ot) 

10/2/98 7-Wake Forest L, 2-3 (ot) 

10/9/98 Cincinnati W, 2-1 (ot) 

10/16/98 Georgia W, 1-0 (ot) 

UK All-Time in Overtime Games 


10/28/98 at Dayton T, 3-3 (ot) 

8/29/99 Evansville T, 1-1 (2ot) 

9/12/99 @South Carolina W, 2-1 (ot) 

10/31/99 8-Michigan W, 1-0 (2ot) 

11/4/99 9-Georgia T, 1-1 (2ot) 

11/14/99 10-Texas A&M L, 2-3 (ot) 

827/00 Vanderbilt W, 3-2 (ot) 

10/14/01 Tennessee L, 0-1 (2ot) 

10/21/01 @Mississippi State L, 1-2 (ot) 

11/4/01 Indiana T, 2-2 (ot) 

11/16/01 11-Clemson L, 0-1 (ot) 

9/8/02 @BYU L, 1-2 (2ot) 

11/8/02 12-Tennessee L, 0-1 (ot) 

9/7/03 13-Duke T, 2-2 (2ot) 

10/5/03 Arkansas W, 3-2 (ot) 

10/12/03 @Auburn T, 1-1 (2ot) 

10/17/03 @Florida T, 1-1 (2ot) 

10/31/03 SMU T, 3-3 (2ot) 

8/27/04 14-West Virginia L, 2-3 (2ot) 

9/3/04 @Michigan L, 1-2 (ot) 

9/26/04 @Arkansas T, 1-1, (2ot) 

10/29/04 Vanderbilt L, 2-3 (ot) 

8/26/05 Michigan State T, 1-1 (2ot) 

9/9/05 Cincinnati T, 1-1 (2ot) 

9/11/05 @Ohio State T, 1-1 (2ot) 

9/18/05 @Western KentuckyT, 1-1 (2ot) 

9/23/05 LSU T, 1-1 (2ot) 

9/30/05 @Alabama T, 1-1 (2ot) 

10/9/05 @South Carolina W, 2-1 (2ot) 

10/14/05 Georgia T, 0-0 (2ot) 

11/3/05 Ole Miss W, 3-2 (ot) 

8/27/06 @Northwestern W, 2-1 (ot) 


9/3/06 15-Louisville L, 1-2 (ot) 

9/15/06 16-UW-MilwaukeeT, 0-0 (2ot) 

9/29/06 Auburn L, 0-1 (ot) 

10/8/06 #16 Florida T, 0-0 (2ot) 

10/22/06 @Ole Miss T, 0-0 (2ot) 

8/31/07 @#15 Purdue T, 0-0 (2ot) 

9/16/07 @Marshall W, 2-1 (2ot) 

9/23/07 @#22 Louisville T, 0-0 (2ot) 

10/12/07 #14 Tennessee L, 0-1 (ot) 

10/21/07 #24 LSU T, 1-1 (2ot) 

All-Time Record: 

In Overtime: 25-21-28 (.527) 

In Double-Overtime: 3-3-20 

Most Common Opponent: Cincinnati, 5 times 

(3-1-1) 

1-Nike Great Lakes Classic (Green Bay, Wisc.); 

2-Lanzera Invit. (Charlottesville, Va.); 3-SEC 

Tournament (Auburn); 4-SEC Tournament 

(Lexington, Ky.); 5-Wisconsin Soccer Invit. 

(Madison, Wisc.); 6-Nike Tiger Invit. (Columbia, 

Mo.); 7-SEC/ACC Challenge (Clemson, 

SC); 8-SEC/Big Ten Challenge (Lexington, Ky.); 

9-SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.); 10- 

NCAA Tournament (Lexington, Ky.); 11-NCAA 

Tournament (Clemson, SC); 12-SEC Tournament 

(Oxford, Miss.); 13-Nike Carolina Classic 

(Chapel Hill, NC); 14-Nike Carolina Classic 

(Chapel Hill, NC); 15-Kentucky Invit.l (Lexington, 

Ky.); 16-Wisconsin Invit. (Madison, Wisc.) 


STARTING LINEUPS BY GAME 

OPPONENT F F F MF MF MF MF D D D D GK 

Purdue Rowlands Lanphier Jones Fenix Gaunt Holdsworth Herold Hughes Hull Miller Baker 

Loyola-Chicago Gaunt Lanphier Novikoff Fenix Holdsworth Ulrich Herold Hughes Hull Jones Baker 

Evansville Gaunt Lanphier Novikoff Fenix Holdsworth Jones Herold Hughes Hull Miller Baker 

Bowling Green Gaunt Lanphier Novikoff Fenix Holdsworth Jones Herold Hughes Hull Miller Baker 

Ohio Gaunt Lanphier Novikoff Fenix Holdsworth Jones Herold Hughes Hull Miller Baker 

Marshall Gaunt Lanphier Novikoff Fenix Holdsworth Jones Herold Hughes Hull Miller Hiance 

Morehead State Gaunt Jones Novikoff Fenix Holdsworth Stack Herold Hughes Hull Miller Hiance 

Louisville Jones Lanphier Novikoff Gaunt Holdsworth Stack Herold Dahlmann Hull Miller Hiance 

Auburn Jones Stack Novikoff Fenix Holdsworth Gaunt Herold Hughes Hull Miller Hiance 

Alabama Gaunt Lanphier Novikoff Jones Stack Herold Miller Fahey Hughes Hull Hiance 

South Carolina Jones Lanphier Abbott Miller Stack Gaunt Herold Hughes Hull Fahey Hiance 

Florida Gaunt Stack Novikoff Miller Holdsworth Jones Herold Hughes Hull Fahey Hiance 

Tennessee Jones Stack Miller Gaunt A. Browning Kover Herold Hughes Hull Fahey Hiance 

Georgia Jones Stack Miller Gaunt A. Browning Kover Herold Hughes Hull Fahey Hiance 

Arkansas Jones Stack Miller Gaunt A. Browning Fenix Herold Hughes Hull Fahey Hiance 

LSU Jones Stack Miller Gaunt Rowlands Fenix Herold Hughes Hull Fahey Hiance 

Mississippi State Jones Rowlands Stack Miller Gaunt Fenix Herold Hughes Hull Fahey Hiance 

Ole Miss 

Vanderbilt 

STARTS BY POSITION 

F 

Gaunt (8), Jones 

(8), Rowlands (1) 

F 

Lanphier (8), 

Jones (2), Rowlands 

(1) 

R 

Novikoff (10), 

Stack (5), Jones 

(1), Abbott (1) 

MF 

Fenix (8), Miller 

(7), Gaunt (1), 

Jones (1), 

MF 

Holdsworth (9), 

Gaunt (6), Stack 

(2) 

MF 

Jones (5), A. 

Browning (3), 

Stack (2), Gaunt 

(2), Holdsworth 

(1), Ulrich (1), 

Herold (1), 

Rowlands (1) 

MF 

Fenix (3), Kover 

(2), Miller (1) 

D 

Herold (16), Fahey 

(1) 

D 

Hughes (16), 

Dahlmann (1) 

D 

Hull (17) 

D 

Miller (8), Fahey 

(7), Jones (1) 

GK 

Hiance (12), 

Baker (5) 


MATCH 1 

KENTUCKY 0, PURDUE 0 2OT 

August 31, 2007 - W. Lafayette, Ind. 

The Kentucky Wildcat women’s soccer team 

picked up where it left off last season, as its defense 

continued to stifle the opposition as the 

Cats shutout the No. 15 (NSCAA) ranked Purdue 

Boilermakers in a 0-0 tie. 

In her first career action in the net, freshman 

goalie Laura Baker came up with five saves in 

110 minutes of action to record her first career 

shutout. 

Both teams fought to a scoreless draw through 

the first 45 minutes, but not without some fireworks 

as both teams logged two shots on goal. 

The Boilermakers had the first legitimate scoring 

opportunity in the 23rd minute when Jessica 

Okoroafo took the ball off a corner kick and 

fired a shot that hit off the right post. The ball 

rebounded into a cluster of players in front of the 

goal where Okoroafo got a solid head on the ball, 

but Baker was there for the save. 

Kentucky answered in the 37th minute when 

Tara Herold’s corner kick was cleared weakly by 

Purdue. Laura Speer took the loose ball and fired 

a shot that Purdue goalie Jenny Bradfisch pushed 

just to the right of the goal on a diving save. 

The score remained locked at 0-0 through the 

second half despite two golden opportunities for 

the Boilermakers. Shauna Stapleton took a shot 

off a free kick just outside the top of the 18-yard 

box after a foul was called on the Wildcats’ Kate 

Hughes. Laura Baker was there for the save to 

keep the game deadlocked. 

Purdue’s second chance came with 4:36 left in 

regulation when Okoroafo got a shot over the 

Kentucky defense that hit off the crossbar before 

being corralled by Baker. 

The Wildcats had their best scoring opportunity 

in extra three minutes into the first overtime 

when freshman Laura Novikoff found herself 

wide open and took a shot from 15 yards out 

that sailed inches over the crossbar. 

Novikoff led the Wildcats with five shots while 

Tara Herold, Kate Hughes and Julie Hull all 

played the entire 110 minutes. 

TEAM 1 2 OT OT F 

Kentucky 0 0 0 0 0 

#15 Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 

GOALS 

UK PU 

Goals 0 0 

Shots 12 20 

Saves 5 2 

Corners 10 9 

Fouls 19 11 

MATCH 2 

KENTUCKY 1, LOYOLA-CHICAGO 0 

September 2, 2007 - W. Lafayette, Ind. 

Freshman Laura Novikoff picked a fine time 

to score her first career goal as she found the back 

of the net with 5:03 left in the match to lift Kentucky 

(1-0-1) to a 1-0 victory over Loyola- 

Chicago (0-2-0). 

Callie Lanphier pushed the ball down the right 

side and sent it into the middle where it was 

gathered up by Nicola Holdsworth who laid it 

off to Novikoff. Novikoff took the pass and 

scored the Cats’ first goal of the season for the 

game-winner. 

Freshman goalie Laura Baker recorded her second 

straight shutout of the season while knocking 

away six Loyola shots en route to being 

named the tournament’s defensive MVP with 

two shutouts. 

The Wildcats claimed second place in the 

Boilermaker Challenge Cup, scoring four points 

with a win and a tie, finishing as runner-up to 

the Louisville Cardinals who gained six points on 

two wins. 

It looked as if UK was going to score early and 

often as they created scoring opportunities in the 

first 14 minutes, but the Loyola defense settled 

down and held the Cats at bay for the majority 

of the first half. 

The Ramblers had their best chance in the 

23rd minute when Cynthi Morote-Ariza took a 

shot off a free kick that grazed over the outstretched 

arms of Baker, but Lanphier was there 

to knock the ball away and keep the game locked 

at 0-0. 

The Ramblers threatened to open the scoring 

in the 74th minute when Alexia Murray beat 

Kate Hughes and found herself wide open just 

inside the 18-yard box where she fired off a shot, 

but Baker was there for the save. 

Prior to Novikoff’s goal, Kentucky’s offensive 

scoreless streak stretched to 328 minutes dating 

back to last season as the Wildcats were shutout 

in the NCAA Tournament to end the 2006 season 

and didn’t scratch a goal in their 0-0 tie with 

Purdue Friday night. 



Loyola-Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 

GOALS 

UK 84:57 Novikoff (1) (Lanphier, 

Holdsworth) 

UK LC 

Goals 1 0 

Shots 9 12 

Saves 7 4 

Corners 1 3 

Fouls 9 15 

MATCH 3 

KENTUCKY 4, EVANSVILLE 1 

September 5, 2007 - Lexington, Ky. 

The Kentucky women’s soccer team (2-0-1) 

brought the offense with two first half goals and 

an additional pair in the second half en route to a 

4-1 home opening victory over the Evansville 

Purple Aces (2-1-0). 

Kentucky wasted little time getting on the 

board with Callie Lanphier netting her first goal 

of the season and 10th of her career, nearly eight 

minutes into the match. Nicola Holdsworth 

played a ball down the left sideline that Sarah 

Gaunt centered to Lanphier who finished off the 

shot for the 1-0 UK lead. 

The Purple Aces answered quickly when 

Nicole Moyen sailed a shot from 30 yards out 

into the upper right corner of the goal tying the 

score at 1-1. 

Cindy Abbott reclaimed the lead for the Wildcats 

with 4:11 left in the first half when she took 

a shot off a centering pass from Kate Rowlands 

and looped it over the outstretched arms of 

Theresa Bagby for a 2-1 UK lead heading into 

the half. The goal was the first of Abbott’s collegiate 

career. 

The Cats tacked on two insurance goals in the 

second half, getting scores from Laura Novikoff, 

her second of the season, and Alicia Browning, 

her first collegiate goal. 

The last time UK had four different players 

net goals was in a 7-0 rout of Eastern Kentucky 

on Sept. 1, 2006. 


Evansville 1 0 0 0 1 


GOALS 

UK 7:52 Lanphier (1) (Gaunt, 

Holdsworth) 

UE 11:43 Moyen (1) 

UK 40:49 Abbott (1) (Rowlands) 

UK 45:44 Novikoff (2) (Lanphier) 

UK 77:25 A. Browning (1) 

UK UE 

Goals 4 1 

Shots 14 5 

Saves 2 3 

Corners 4 3 

Fouls 4 3 


MATCH 4 

KENTUCKY 4, BOWLING GREEN 0 


Freshman Alicia Browning of Ft. Thomas, Ky. 

netted two goals against Bowling Green to lead 

the Kentucky women’s soccer team to a 4-0 victory 

on a beautiful Friday night at the UK Soccer 

Complex. 

Kentucky (3-0-1) was able to break through 

for its first goal at the 8:46 mark of the first half. 

Alicia Browning was able to connect on her second 

goal of the season on a cross from Ashley 

Stack that she was able to deflect into the back of 

the net past a helpless Zabek. 

With the late first half goal, UK was able to 

head to the locker room with a slender lead at 1- 

0. The Wildcats outshot the Falcons (1-2-0) 6-3 

in the first half, creating more scoring chances, as 

well as staying in their form. 

A Kentucky goal by Laura Novikoff in the 

30th minute gave the Wildcats a 2-0 lead. It was 

the freshman’s third goal on the season, and her 

third in as many games. 

In the 65th minute, the Wildcats were able to 

increase their lead to 3-0 when Megan Jones 

crossed a ball into the box where it bounced 

around before the goal keeper could get a hand 

on it. When she did, it was deflected to Browning 

who was able to volley it from her right foot 

into the goal. It was her second goal on the 

night, and third on the season, matching 

Novikoff for the team lead. 

The Wildcats scored one last goal in the 89th 

minute as a run by Sarah Gaunt was crossed into 

the box. It scooted past Novikoff and landed at 

the feet of Callie Lanphier. Lanphier was able to 

one-time it past the Bowling Green goalie, into 

the upper-90 on the right side for the score. 

The Wildcats outshot the Falcons 15-7 and 

were able to control the pace for much of the 

match with Jones and Gaunt setting up their 

teammates numerous times throughout the 

night. In goal, Laura Baker made some terrific 

saves for the Wildcats, earning her third shutout 

in four games this season. 


Bowling Green 0 0 0 0 0 


GOALS 

UK 36:14 A. Browning (2) (Stack) 

UK 59:33 Novikoff (3) (Holdsworth) 

UK 64:42 A. Browning (3) 

UK 88:35 Lanphier (2) (Jones, Gaunt) 

UK BG 

Goals 4 0 

Shots 15 7 

Saves 3 4 

Corners 8 3 

Fouls 12 6 

MATCH 5 

KENTUCKY 4, OHIO 2 


After a lethargic first half, the Kentucky 

women’s soccer team (4-0-1) scored two early 

second half goals in less than a minute and held 

off a late Ohio charge to claim a 4-2 win over the 

Ohio Bobcats (0-3-1). 

Following a half where UK tallied only four 

shots, the Wildcat offense came out firing on all 

cylinders, scoring two goals in the first 4:14 of 

the second half. 

Nicola Holdsworth got the offense going three 

and half minutes after the start of the second 

half. Laura Novikoff took a centering pass in the 

middle of the 18-yard box and attempted a 

header, but Ohio goalie Dominique Wright got 

just enough of a hand on the ball to deflect it 

over to Holdsworth who chipped the ball into 

the empty net for 2-1 UK lead and her first goal 

of the season. 

Only 44 seconds later, the Wildcats were at it 

again when Sarah Gaunt sent a throw in to 

Novikoff who fired off a shot from nearly 30 

yards out, passed Wright, for a 3-1 Wildcat lead. 

It was Novikoff’s team leading fourth goal of the 

season and her fourth in as many matches. 

The Bobcats made things interesting in the 

78th minute when Erika Schmitt buried a shot 

from 30 yards out, just to the left of UK goalie 

Laura Baker, but a late goal from Callie Lanphier 

pushed the Kentucky lead back to two goals at 4- 

2. It was the third straight game that the Wildcats 

have notched four goals. 

Kate Hughes got the Wildcats on the scoreboard 

in the 14th minute when she took a corner 

kick from Tara Herold and headed the ball past 

Bobcat goalie Jess Maclean for 1-0 UK lead. It 

was Hughes’ first goal of the season and the second 

of her career. 

Ohio’s Callie Broomfield scored the equalizer 

with 19:05 left in the half when she found a 

loose ball in front of the goal and pushed it past 

UK goalie Laura Baker for the Bobcats’ first goal 

of the season. 

UK’s 4-0-1 start is the program’s best start 

since opening the 2001 season with seven 

straight victories. 


Ohio 1 1 0 0 2 


GOALS 

UK 13:04 Hughes (1) (Herold) 

OHIO 25:55 Broomfield (1) (Merith) 

UK 48:30 Holdsworth (1) 

UK 49:14 Novikoff (4) (Gaunt) 

OHIO 77:52 Schmitt (1) (Broomfield, Lower) 

UK 87:02 Lanphier (3) (Jones) 

UK OU 

Goals 4 2 

Shots 14 5 

Saves 2 4 

Corners 2 0 

Fouls 13 11 

MATCH 6 

KENTUCKY 2, MARSHALL 1 (2OT) 

September 16, 2007 - Huntington, W.Va. 

Kate Hughes knocked home a header with :03 

left in the second overtime that lifted the Kentucky 

women’s soccer team (5-0-1) to a 2-1 double-overtime 

victory over the Marshall 

Thundering Herd (2-4-0). 

Knotted at 1-1 late in the second overtime, it 

looked as if the Wildcats were going to notch 

their second tie of the season. However, a late 

foul on the Thundering Herd gave the Wildcats a 

free kick on the right side of the goal near the 

touch line. Julie Hull took the kick and sent a 

ball back post where Kate Hughes got a solid 

head on the ball and put it past Marshall goalie 

Liz Orton for the game-winner. It was Hughes’ 

second goal of the season. 

The Wildcats took a 1-0 lead in the 18th 

minute on a beautifully played ball by Nicola 

Holdsworth. Megan Jones sent a ball to the top 

of the 18-yard box where Holdsworth brought it 

down with her chest and got a solid shot off for 

her second goal of the season and the UK lead. 

Marshall answered in the 70th minute when 

Kassie Hollman took a pass from Erin Johnson 

and knocked it passed UK freshman goalie Sydney 

Hiance for her second goal of the season. 

The Wildcats out shot the Thundering Herd 

23-13, led for the fourth time this season by 

freshman Laura Novikoff with five. 

Hiance recorded her first start of the season 

and collected her first win, allowing just one goal 

in 110 minutes, while recording six saves. 



Marshall 0 1 0 0 1 

GOALS 

UK 27:20 Holdsworth (2) (Jones) 

MAR 64:05 Hollman (Johnson) 

UK 119:56 Hughes (2) (Hull) 

UK MU 

Goals 2 1 

Shots 23 13 

Saves 6 12 

Corners 7 6 

Fouls 18 12 

Cautions: 

Marshall: Leconte-YC (39:29); Burdick-YC 

(104:58) 

Kentucky: Fenix-YC (102:22) 

Cautions: 

Kentucky: Gaunt-YC (62:29) 


MATCH 7 

KENTUCKY 1, MOREHEAD STATE 0 


The Kentucky women’s soccer team pushed its 

unbeaten streak to seven games with a 1-0 victory 

against the Morehead State Eagles (1-4-0) at 

the UK Soccer Complex Thursday night. 

Alicia Browning got the Wildcats (6-0-1) on the 

board in the 40th minute when Callie Lanphier 

sent a crossing pass to Katie Fahey who flicked 

the ball off her head to Browning. The freshman 

from Ft. Wright, Ky. settled the ball and looped a 

shot over the head of Eagle goalie Leslie King for 

her fourth goal of the season and a 1-0 Wildcat 

lead. 

Despite the Kentucky victory, which gives the 

Wildcats’ the longest unbeaten streak in the 

league this season, head coach Warren Lipka wasn’t 

pleased with his team’s outing for the second 

straight match. 

The Wildcat defense flexed its muscle and 

helped freshman goalie Sydney Hiance record her 

first collegiate shutout, limiting Morehead State 

to just six shots and only one on goal. 

Freshman Laura Novikoff led the Wildcats 

with four shots while she and Nicola Holdsworth 

shared top honors with three shots on goal each. 


Morehead St. 0 0 0 0 0 


GOALS 

UK 39:15 A. Browning (4) (Fahey, 

Lanphier) 

UK MSU 

Goals 1 0 

Shots 20 6 

Saves 1 10 

Corners 8 1 

Fouls 14 17 

Cautions: 

Morehead St.: Busch-YC (86:52) 

MATCH 8 

KENTUCKY 0, #22 LOUISVILLE 0 (2OT) 

September 23, 2007 - Louisville, Ky. 

For the second straight season, the Kentucky 

and No. 22 ranked Louisville women’s soccer 

teams needed extra time to determine a winner, 

however none was found at Cardinal Park on 

Sunday as the two teams played to a 0-0 draw. 

After a scoreless first 90 minutes, the Wildcats 

(6-0-2) took control throughout most of the 

extra 20 minutes and while they mounted a couple 

legitimate scoring opportunities, they were 

never able to find the back of the net. 

Kentucky threatened to claim victory in the 

second overtime when Megan Jones drew a foul 

just outside the top of the 18-yard box with 

barely approximately 5:00 left. Tara Herold took 

the free kick but sent the ball just over the top of 

the cross bar. 

The Wildcats had the best chance to score of 

either team in the first overtime when Sarah 

Gaunt found herself with an open shot approximately 

12 yards out with 1:08 left in the first 10- 

minute overtime period, but fired a shot over the 

top of the goal. 

The Cardinals had the game’s first real scoring 

opportunity in the 22nd minute when Kentucky 

was called for a foul just above the 18-yard box. 

Monique Gjini took the free kick for Louisville 

but fired a shot right in the Wildcats’ defensive 

wall. 

The Cardinals had a golden opportunity to get 

on the board with 20:40 left in the first half 

when Gjini crossed a pass right in front of the 

UK goal to Shannon Smyth who fired a shot 

from point blank range, but UK freshman goalie 

Sydney Hiance deflected the shot away to keep 

the match scoreless. 

Hiance kept the Cardinals out of the net again 

in the 34th minute when Jen Avila found herself 

on a breakaway. Hiance came off her spot and 

met Avila at the top of the box where she tipped 

Avila’s shot up just enough for Ashley Stack to 

come over and clear the ball. 

The Wildcats had their first scoring opportunity 

late in the first half when Kristin Kover took 

a corner kick with 3:10 left in the half and sent it 

to a wide open Nathalie Bolder in front of the 

Louisville goal. Bolder got a solid head on the 

ball but pushed it just over the cross bar. 

The shutout was Hiance’s second straight and 

the Wildcats’ fifth this season. 



Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 

GOALS 

MATCH 9 

AUBURN 4, KENTUCKY 1 

September 28, 2007 - Auburn, Ala. 

After starting the season on an eight-game unbeaten 

streak, the Kentucky women’s soccer team 

(6-1-2, 0-1-0) dropped its first match of the SEC 

season, a 4-1 loss to the Auburn Tigers (5-2-1, 1- 

0-0). 

The Tigers spotted Kentucky a 1-0 lead, and 

then scored four unanswered goals en route to 

the win. The four goals allowed by the Wildcats 

was the most surrendered by a UK team since 

losing a 4-2 match to the Florida Gators on Oct. 

7, 2005. 

The Wildcats scratched the board first when 

Kelsey Fenix sent a ball over the top that was 

chased down by Ashley Stack. Stack then pushed 

a shot to the left of Auburn goalie Allison Whitworth 

for her first collegiate goal and a 1-0 lead 

in the 12th minute. 

Auburn wasted not time answering when two 

minutes later, Gabi Rivera found a loose ball at 

the top of the six yard box and hit a shot just inside 

the right post tying the game at 1-1. 

Auburn struck immediately in the second half 

when two minutes into the second frame, Kara 

Kasten sent a perfect centering pass in front of 

the UK goal that found a streaking Caitlin King 

who finished strongly for a 2-1 Auburn lead. 

The Tigers struck again at the 56:49 mark 

when Jenni Prescott took a shot from 25 yards 

out that floated over the outstretched arms of 

UK goalie Sydney Hiance for a 3-1 Auburn lead. 

Auburn extended its lead at the 61:32 mark 

when Becca Howell laced a shot over Hiance that 

ended up in the upper left 90 of the goal for a 4- 

1 Auburn lead. 



Auburn 1 3 0 0 4 

GOALS 

UK 12:14 Stack (1) (Fenix) 

AU 14:15 Rivera (2) (Afanador) 

AU 47:22 King (2) (Kasten) 

AU 56:45 Prescott (1) (Afanador) 

AU 60:30 Howell (2) (King) 

UK AU 

Goals 1 4 

Shots 11 13 

Saves 5 7 

Corners 4 8 

Fouls 10 9 

Cautions: 

Kentucky: Novikoff-YC (50:59) 

UK UL 

Goals 0 0 

Shots 10 20 

Saves 8 4 

Corners 4 5 

Fouls 12 8 


MATCH 10 

ALABAMA 2, KENTUCKY 1 

September 30, 2007 - Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

The Kentucky women’s soccer team (6-2-2, 0- 

2-0 SEC) surrendered a goal off a corner kick 

with :01 left in regulation en route to a 2-1 

heartbreaking loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide 

(8-2-1, 1-0-1 SEC). 

With the score tied at 1-1 and the clock winding 

down, Alabama’s Rosie Petriello took a corner 

kick that Kailey Corken knocked home for the 

game-winner with one second left on the clock. 

For the first time this season, the Wildcats 

yielded the first goal. The Crimson Tide struck 

first with 8:29 left in the first half when Alex 

Butera picked up a loose ball in front of the 

Wildcat goal and pushed a shot just past UK 

goalie Sydney Hiance for the 1-0 Alabama lead. 

Kentucky tied it at 1-1 in the 62nd minute 

when Kate Hughes took a corner kick from Tara 

Herold and got a solid head on the ball for her 

third goal of the season. 

Bama had a couple opportunities to reclaim 

the lead but shots off the right post and the 

crossbar kept the score knotted at 1-1. 

The Wildcats had a golden opportunity to 

take their first lead of the day in the 87th minute 

when a Hughes’ header off a corner kick deflected 

off the left post and out of the box. 



Alabama 1 1 0 0 2 

GOALS 

UA 36:31 Butera (2) (King) 

UK 60:37 Hughes (3) (Herold) 

UA 90:00 Corken (4) (Petriello) 

UK UA 

Goals 1 2 

Shots 19 10 

Saves 4 13 

Corners 8 5 

Fouls 8 11 

Cautions: 

Alabama: Barker-YC (27:34) 

Kentucky: Jones-YC (48:43); Novikoff-YC 

(50:10) 

MATCH 11 

#20 SOUTH CAROLINA 2, KENTUCKY 0 

October 5, 2007 - Columbia, SC 

Unable to get much offense going, the Kentucky 

women’s soccer team (6-3-2, 0-3-0 SEC) 

dropped its third straight match in conference 

play losing on the road to No. 20 South Carolina 

(9-3-0, 1-2-0) 2-0. 

For the second straight match the Wildcats fell 

behind 1-0. The Gamecocks took the first lead in 

the 17th minute, when Mary Worthen took a 

pass from Danila Monteiro and centered it up for 

Ashley Kirk who pushed it past Wildcat goalie 

Sydney Hiance just inside the right post. 

The Gamecocks controlled the tempo in the 

first half outshooting the Wildcats 8-2 while controlling 

the ball in Kentucky’s zone for the majority 

of the first 45 minutes. 

South Carolina threatened to extend their lead 

in the 49th minute off a set piece. Brittiny 

Rhoades took a free kick from just outside the 

right of the 18-yard box. She sent a pass into the 

middle to Worthen who chipped a shot at the 

goal, but quick reflexes by Hiance kept it a onegoal 

affair. 

The Wildcats had their best opportunity at 

scoring come in the 66th minute. Ashley Stack 

sent a ball down the far sideline that Sarah Gaunt 

chased down. Gaunt then crossed the ball back 

in front of the Gamecock goal where Laura 

Novikoff got a leg on the ball but knocked it off 

the left post. 

South Carolina slammed the door shut with 

8:40 left in the match when Monteiro took a 

pass from Erin Sullivan and buried it just inside 

the left post for a 2-0 Gamecock lead. 



South Carolina 1 1 0 0 2 

GOALS 

USC 17:17 Kirk (2) (Worthen, Monteiro) 

USC 81:21 Monteiro (5) (Sullivan) 

UK USC 

Goals 0 2 

Shots 7 20 

Saves 6 4 

Corners 1 5 

Fouls 9 7 

Cautions: 

South Carolina: Monteiro-YC (25:25) 

Kentucky: Hughes-YC (25:25) 

MATCH 12 

#25 FLORIDA 1, KENTUCKY 0 

October 7, 2007 - Gainesville, Fla. 

In a driving rain for the majority of the first 

half that left nearly an inch of water on the field, 

the UK women’s soccer team (6-4-2, 0-4-0 SEC) 

dropped their fourth straight match in league 

play, losing to No. 25 Florida (5-4-2, 1-2-0) 1-0. 

Florida got on the board first, taking a 1-0 lead 

in the 23rd minute. Karly Findorff sent a crossing 

pass that Stacy Bishop got a head on to 

knock the ball home for the lone goal of the 

match. 

The Gators owned the first half from an offensive 

standpoint, outshooting the Wildcats 6-1. 

However, the Wildcats had opportunities to attack, 

but were whistled offsides four times. 

Florida threatened to add an insurance goal in 

the 68th minute when Ashley Harris found herself 

one-on-one with UK goalie Sydney Hiance, 

but Hiance advanced on Harris cutting down the 

angle and knocked the ball away. 

The Wildcats had their best opportunity to 

score in the 75th minute when Kate Rowlands 

pushed a perfect centering pass to a streaking 

Sarah Gaunt, who took the ball at the top of the 

18-yard box, took a couple dribbles and then 

pushed a shot past Florida goalie Katie Fraine, 

but the ball went just wide of the right post. 

Kentucky put together a flurry of shots over 

the next two minutes, getting a couple more 

good looks at the goal, but the Cats were never 

able to find the back of the net. 



Florida 1 0 0 0 1 

GOALS 

UF 22:34 Bishop (3) (Findorff) 

UK UF 

Goals 0 1 

Shots 5 17 

Saves 10 1 

Corners 0 3 

Fouls 12 8 

Cautions: 

Florida: Team Bench-YC (82:37) 


MATCH 13 

#14 TENNESSEE 1, KENTUCKY 0 

October 12, 2007 - Lexington, Ky. 

After playing some of its best soccer of the season 

for 94 minutes, the Kentucky women’s soccer 

team (6-5-2, 0-5-0 SEC) gave up a goal 4:57 into 

the first overtime to drop a 1-0 heartbreaker to 

No. 14 Tennessee. 

The Lady Vols (8-2-2, 3-1-1) finally found the 

back of the net when Tanya Emerson took a 

loose ball rebound and poked it past UK goalie 

Sydney Hiance for the 1-0 victory. 

The first 90 minutes were played at a frenetic 

pace with both teams pushing the action up and 

down the field. The two squads combined for 25 

shots with the Lady Vols firing off 14 shots to the 

Wildcats’ 11. 

The Wildcats had their best opportunity at 

breaking the scoreless tie in the 60th minute 

when Megan Jones ran down a ball on the touch 

line and sent a crossing pass to Callie Lanphier 

who took a shot from eight yards out but Jordan 

Falcusan was there to knock the ball away. 

The Cats threatened again in the 80th minute 

when Nicola Holdsworth flicked a ball over the 

top of the Tennessee defense that Laura Novikoff 

chased down and settled. However her shot from 

eight yards out was right at Tennessee goalie 

Jaimel Johnson. 


Tennessee 0 0 1 0 1 


GOALS 

UT 94:57 Emerson (2) 

UK UT 

Goals 0 1 

Shots 12 16 

Saves 5 4 

Corners 3 2 

Fouls 12 14 

Cautions: 

Tennessee: Devon Swaim-YC (52:26) 

MATCH 14 

#18 GEORGIA 1, KENTUCKY 0 


For the second straight match the Kentucky 

women’s soccer team (6-6-2, 0-6-0) outplayed its 

opponent offensively but had nothing to show 

for it as they dropped a 1-0 affair to the 18th 

ranked Georgia Bulldogs. 

Despite dominating the Bulldogs (12-1-1, 5- 

0-1) offensively throughout the entire 90 minutes, 

the Wildcats were unable to notch a goal for 

the fourth straight match. UK out shot Georgia 

16-10 (9-5 in the first half) including a 5-4 shot 

on goal discrepancy. The Bulldogs were also 

whistled for 15 fouls, to UK’s nine, giving the 

Cats several opportunities off set pieces, but still 

Kentucky came away empty handed. 

In the 10th minute, UK goalie Sydney Hiance 

misplayed a ball right in front of the Wildcat 

goal, trying to clear the ball. However, the ball 

deflected off Georgia’s Carrie Patterson who then 

poked it into an empty net for the early Bulldog 

lead. 

Kentucky had its best opportunity to even the 

score in the 72nd minute off a corner kick from 

Tara Herold. Herold sent the ball perfectly into 

the box where Kate Hughes got a solid head on 

the ball but bounced it off the crossbar. Kelly 

Miller got a shot off in the ensuing scrum in 

front of the goal, but it was blocked by a Georgia 

defender. 


Georgia 1 0 0 0 1 


GOALS 

UGA 9:36 Patterson (7) 

UK UGA 

Goals 0 1 

Shots 16 10 

Saves 3 5 

Corners 6 9 

Fouls 9 15 

Cautions: 

Kentucky: Fahey-YC (45:45) 

MATCH 15 

KENTUCKY 2, ARKANSAS 1 


It was a three weeks in the making, but the 

Kentucky women’s soccer team (7-6-2, 1-6-0) finally 

claimed its first win in conference play behind 

a 2-1 effort over the Arkansas Lady 

Razorbacks (8-7-1, 1-5-1). 

Kentucky broke its scoreless streak when 

Kelsey Fenix converted on a penalty kick nearly 

22 minutes into the first half. The Lady Razorbacks 

were whistled for a foul in the box after a 

Tara Herold corner kick landed in front of the 

goal and two players collided prompting an immediate 

whistle from the official. Fenix’s goal 

snapped a streak of 416 straight minutes without 

a goal, the longest drought in school history. 

Arkansas answered in the 35th minute when 

Lindsay Patterson sent a long throw into the box 

where Kathleen Paulsen flicked the ball in from 

eight yards out for the equalizer. 

The Wildcats reclaimed the lead nearly three 

minutes (38:29) later on another successful 

penalty kick by Fenix. UK sent a ball into the 

box that Caitlin Coughlin went up to head but 

Arkansas goalie Brittni Williams was whistled for 

charging. The goal was Fenix’s second of the season 

and the first multi-goal effort of the senior’s 

career. 

The Wildcats were in control of the match the 

entire night offensively, outshooting the Lady 

Razorbacks 14-10, including seven shots on goal 

to Arkansas’ five, while posting eight corner kicks 

to the Lady ‘Backs’ one. 


Arkansas 1 0 0 0 1 


GOALS 

UK 21:59 Fenix (1) (Penalty Kick) 

ARK 35:07 Paulsen (3) (Patterson) 

UK 38:29 Fenix (2) (Penalty Kick) 

UK ARK 

Goals 2 1 

Shots 14 10 

Saves 4 5 

Corners 8 1 

Fouls 14 12 

Cautions: 

Arkansas: Williams-YC (38:29) 


MATCH 16 

KENTUCKY 1, #24 LSU 1 


Despite a season high 25 shots, the Kentucky 

women’s soccer team (7-6-3, 1-6-1 SEC) was 

never able to put the dagger in the heart of the 

24th ranked LSU Tigers (10-2-5, 4-1-3) en route 

a 1-1 tie. 

For the second straight match Kentucky drew 

first blood, this time courtesy of Kate Rowlands’ 

first goal of the season in the 17th minute. Julie 

Hull dumped a ball into the LSU box to Rowlands 

who then flicked the ball past Tiger goalie 

Valerie Vogler for the 1-0 Wildcat lead. 

The Tigers had their best scoring opportunity 

in the 59th minute when Melissa Clarke fired a 

shot on goal from 10 yards out that UK goalie 

Sydney Hiance punched away. Michelle 

Makasini followed up the rebound with a shot 

from five yards out, but Julie Hull was on the 

goal line to knock the ball away. 

LSU tied it moments later at the 59:33 mark 

when Taryne Boudreau took a perfect centering 

pass from Malorie Rutledge and headed it just 

inside the left post to even the score at 1-1. 

Rowlands and freshman Kelly Miller paced the 

Wildcat offense with four shots, a career high for 

both players. 

Hiance was busy between the posts, tying her 

career high with 10 saves while the Wildcat defense 

faced 23 shots, the most since the Florida 

Gators tallied 27 in the 2006 SEC Tournament 

Championship. Meanwhile the UK offense 

posted 25 shots, the most by the Wildcats since 

tallying 28 shots against Eastern Kentucky on 

Sept. 1, 2006. 

Kentucky is now 1-1-3 in overtime matches 

and 1-0-3 in double-overtime matches. 


LSU 0 1 0 0 1 


GOALS 

UK 17:36 Rowlands (1) (Hull) 

LSU 59:33 Boudreau (3) (Rutledge, Jones) 

UK LSU 

Goals 1 1 

Shots 25 23 

Saves 11 5 

Corners 7 4 

Fouls 9 6 

Cautions: 

MATCH 17 

KENTUCKY 3, MISSISSIPPI STATE 2 

October 25, 2007 - Starkville, Miss. 

Despite driving rain and temperatures in the 

low 50s, the Kentucky women’s soccer team (8-6- 

3, 2-6-1) claimed a 3-2 victory over the Mississippi 

State Bulldogs (6-10-1, 2-6-1). 

The Wildcats notched two first half goals for 

the second straight match and dominated play 

offensively, outshooting the Bulldogs 18-10 and 

then fended off a mad MSU rally with two minutes 

left for the victory. 

Sarah Gaunt got the Wildcats on the board in 

the 21st minute, marking the third straight 

match Kentucky has struck first. Megan Jones 

sent a long crossing pass in front of the Bulldog 

goal. Mississippi State goalie Taryn Holland went 

up for the ball but it squirted through her hands 

to Gaunt who put it in for her first goal of the 

season and a 1-0 lead. 

Kentucky extended its lead to 2-0 with 3:14 

left in the first half when Tara Herold sent a free 

kick into the 18-yard box. Mississippi State’s 

Hannah Tyler went high for the header but deflected 

the ball into her own goal resulting in 

Kentucky’s two-goal lead. 

Nicola Holdsworth gave the Wildcats a 3-0 

lead in the 80th minute when she got a solid 

head on a Tara Herold corner kick and put it in 

the back of the net for her third goal of the season. 

The Bulldogs got on the board with 2:05 left 

in the match when Herold was whistled for a 

foul in the box resulting in a MSU penalty kick. 

Meredith Jacobson converted the kick cutting 

the Kentucky lead to 3-1. 

Nearly two minutes later, Jacobson struck 

again this time pushing a header past UK goalie 

Sydney Hiance slicing the Wildcat lead to 3-2 

with 27 seconds left. 

The win pushed Kentucky’s record against 

Mississippi State to 7-2-0 and extended UK’s 

winning streak over the Bulldogs to three. 



Mississippi State 0 2 0 0 2 

GOALS 

UK 21:32 Gaunt (1) 

UK 41:45 Own Goal 

UK 79:56 Holdsworth (3) (Herold) 

MSU 87:55 Jacobson (1) 

MSU 89:33 Jacobson (2) 

UK MSU 

Goals 3 2 

Shots 18 10 

Saves 3 4 

Corners 5 2 

Fouls 8 17 

Cautions: 

Mississippi State: Tyler-YC (40:14) 

Kentucky: Herold-YC (87:55); Fenix-YC (87:55) 


Season Bests 

Cindy Abbott 

2007 

Shots ..............4 at Alabama (9/30) 

Goals ............1 vs. Evansville (9/5) 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points. ..........2 vs. Evansville (9/5) 

Min. ......................42 (Two times) 

#19 • Cindy Abbott • So • F 

Has seen action in 15 matches this season, with her first career start coming at 

South Carolina (10/5)...Has played 382 minutes...Recorded a season high 42 

minutes against Evansville (9/5), scoring her first career goal and adding two 

shots on goal...Also played 42 minutes at Florida (10/7) ... Earned a season and 

career-high in shots at Alabama with four (9/30). 

2007 GP/GS Min Sh SOG GWG G A Pts 

Stats 15/1 382 9 5 1 1 0 2 

Career GP/GS Min Sh SOG GWG G A Pts 

Stats 30/1 604 10 6 1 1 1 3 

Career Bests 

Cindy Abbott 

(2006-07) 

Shots ..........4 at Alabama (9/30/07) 

Goals..........1 vs. Evansville (9/5/07) 

Assts..............1 vs. MSU (10/20/06) 

Points ........2 vs. Evansville (9/5/07) 

Min..............51 at UGA (10/20/06) 

Nathalie Bolder 

2007 

Shots ......................1 (Two times) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points..........................................0 

Min. ........103 at Louisville (9/23) 

#17 • Nathalie Bolder • Jr • D 

Seen action in four games recording a season high 103 minutes at No. 22 

Louisville (9/23)...Has taken two shots from her defender position, one each 

against Louisville and Auburn (9/28) 


Stats 4/0 222 2 0 0 0 0 0 


Stats 37/8 1,593 21 11 1 1 1 3 

Nathalie Bolder 

(2004-07) 

Shots ..3 vs. W. Virginia (8/27/04) 

Goals ......1 at Mich. St. (8/29/04) 

Assts.......1 at Miss. St. (10/23/05) 

Points......2 at Mich. St. (8/29/04) 

Min. ........108 at USC (10/9/05) 

Alicia Browning 

2007 

Shots ................3 vs. BGSU (9/7) 

Goals ................2 vs. BGSU (9/7) 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points ................4 vs. BGSU (9/7) 

Min. ..........59 at Florida (10/12) 

#20 • Alicia Browning • Fr • F 

Has participated in 16 games on the season, with three starts, while tallying 613 

minutes...Earned her first career start vs. Tennessee (10/12), while participating 

in a career-high 59 minutes...Currently tied with fellow freshman Laura 

Novikoff with a team-leading four goals...Best game came in a 4-0 win over visiting 

Bowling Green (9/7), where she totaled three shots, connecting on two for 

goals...Recorded two shots against No. 24 LSU (10/21) 


Stats 16/3 613 10 7 2 4 0 8 


Stats 16/3 613 10 7 2 4 0 8 

Alicia Browning 

(2007) 

Shots............3 vs. BGSU (9/7/07) 

Goals............2 vs. BGSU (9/7/07) 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points ..........4 vs. BGSU (9/7/07) 

Min. ......59 at Florida (10/12/07) 

Kelly Browning 

2007 

Shots ..............2 at Auburn (9/28) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points..........................................0 

Min. ..........38 at Louisville (9/23) 

#21 • Kelly Browning • Fr • D 

Has played in eight matches, with no starts, totaling 141 minutes...Had a career 

high 38 minutes in 0-0 tie at No. 22 Louisville (9/23)...Has five shots on the 

season, registering a career-high two in the game at Auburn (9/28). 


Stats 8/0 141 5 1 0 0 0 0 


Stats 8/0 141 5 1 0 0 0 0 

Kelly Browning 

(2007) 

Shots ........2 at Auburn (9/28/07) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points ........................................0 

Min. ....38 at Louisville (9/23/07) 

Caitlin Coughlin 

2007 

Shots ..........................................0 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points..........................................0 

Min. ..............40 at Purdue (8/31) 

#2 • Caitlin Coughlin • Sr • D 

Suffered a knee injury on her left knee in the 2007 season opening tie at No. 15 

Purdue (8/31)...Participated in 40 minutes before the injury...Returned to action 

against No. 14 Tennessee logging 24 minutes...Tallied first shot of season against 

No. 24 LSU (10/21) 


Stats 4/0 99 1 0 0 0 0 0 


Stats 35/11 1,800 11 4 0 0 3 3 

Caitlin Coughlin 

(2005-07) 


Goals ..........................................0 

Assts...........2 vs. MSU (10/20/06) 

Points ........2 vs. MSU (10/20/06) 

Min. ........110 vs. UWM (9/15/06) 


Season Bests 

Dana Dahlmann 

2007 

Shots ..........................................0 

Goals..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points ........................................0 


#27 • Dana Dahlmann• Fr • D 

Saw her first game action of the season at Louisville (9/23), totaling seven minutes...The 

match was her first career start as well. 


Stats 1/1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 


Stats 1/1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Career Bests 

Dana Dahlmann 

(2007) 

Shots ....................................0 

Goals ....................................0 

Assts. ....................................0 

Points....................................0 

Min. ....7 at Louisville (9/23)) 

Katie Fahey 

2007 

Shots....................1 (Three times) 

Goals..........................................0 

Assts.....1 vs. Morehead St. (9/20) 

Points ..1 vs. Morehead St. (9/20) 

Min. ............110 vs. LSU (10/21) 

#16 • Katie Fahey • So • D 

Missed team’s first five games of the season with an ankle injury...Played the 

full compliment of minutes in the last six matches, including 110 minutes 

against No. 24 LSU (10/21) for the third time in her career...Played in her first 

match of the season at Marshall (9/16), totaling 23 minutes...Totaled 41 minutes 

with a shot and an assist vs. Morehead State (9/20)...Has totaled 729 minutes 

on the season. 


Stats 11/8 729 4 3 0 0 1 1 


Stats 35/30 2,621 12 9 1 2 3 7 

Katie Fahey 

(2006-07) 

Shots ............3 at NW (8/27/06) 

Goals ............2 at NW (8/27/06) 

Assts. ..................1 (Three times) 

Points ..............4 at NW (8/7/06) 

Min. ..............110 (Three times) 

Kelsey Fenix 

2007 

Shots................4 vs. LSU (10/19) 

Goals................2 vs. LSU (10/19) 

Assts ..............1 at Auburn (9/30) 

Points ..............4 vs. LSU (10/19) 

Min ....102 at Marshall (9/16/07) 

#10 • Kelsey Fenix • Sr • M 

Has started 11 matches this season, racking up 840 minutes...Recorded a season-high 

three shots in match at Auburn (9/30)...Earned her first point of the 

season with an assist at Auburn (9/30)...Played a season-high 102 minutes at 

Marshall...Recorded a career high two goals on two PKs v. Arkansas (10/19) 


Stats 12/11 840 16 7 1 2 1 5 


Stats 67/52 4,670 98 46 3 6 6 18 

Kelsey Fenix 

(2004-07) 

Shots............8 vs. EKU (8/31/05) 

Goals ..........2 vs. LSU (10/19/07) 

Assts. ......................1 (Five times) 

Points..........4 vs. LSU (10/19/07) 

Min. ....................110 (Three times) 

Chelsie Ford 

2007 

Shots ............1 at Marshall (9/16) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points..........................................0 

Min. ..........17 at Alabama (9/30) 

#8• Chelsie Ford • Fr • M 

Has played in four games with no starts this season, totaling 44 minutes...Played 

a season and career-high 17 minutes in the match at Alabama 

(9/30)...Attempted one shot on goal in match at Marshall (9/16). 


Stats 4/0 44 1 1 0 0 0 0 


Stats 4/0 44 1 1 0 0 0 0 

Chelsie Ford 

(2007) 

Shots........1 at Marshall (9/16/07) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points ........................................0 

Min. ......17 at Alabama (9/30/07) 

Sarah Gaunt 

2007 

Shots ..4 at Mississippi St. (10/25) 

Goals ..1 at Mississippi St. (10/25) 

Assts. ....................1 (Three times) 

Points ..2 at Mississippi St. (10/25) 

Min. ............103 at Purdue (8/31) 

#6 • Sarah Gaunt • Sr • M 

Has started all 17 games this season, ranking fifth on the team in minutes with 

1,201...Recorded 79 consecutive starts...Played in a season high 103 minutes in 

the opening match at Purdue (8/31)...Tied with four others for team lead in 

assists with three...In game vs. Ohio (9/9), recorded one assist, while totaling 

two shots on goal...Scored goal against Mississippi State (10/25)...Tied career 

high with four shots at MSU. 


Stats 17/17 1,201 17 7 0 1 3 5 


Stats 79/79 6,070 67 32 2 11 8 30 

Sarah Gaunt 

(2004-07) 


Goals ........................1 (11 times) 

Assts. ....................1 (Eight times) 

Points ..............3 at UF (10/7/05) 

Min. ........110 at ARK (9/26/04) 


Season Bests 

Tara Herold 

2007 

Shots ........3 vs. Tennessee (10/12) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ....................1 (Three times) 

Points......................1 (Two times) 

Min. ..................110 (Four times) 

#26 • Tara Herold • Jr • D 

Started in all 17 matches, playing 1,519 minutes, good for second on the 

team...Started 62 consecutive matches, second longest active streak on the 

team...Has recorded three shots on goal...Played 110 minutes in games against 

Purdue (8/31), Marshall (9/16), Louisville (9/23) and LSU (10/21)...Had an 

assist in games vs. Ohio (9/9) and at Alabama (9/30)...Tied a career-high with 

three shots vs. Tennessee (10/12)...Assisted on a goal at Mississippi St. (10/25). 


Stats 17/17 1,519 14 3 0 0 3 3 


Stats 62/62 5,789 28 9 1 1 5 7 

Career Bests 

Tara Herold 

(2005-07) 

Shots ........................3 (Two times) 

Goals............1 vs. MSU (10/20/06) 

Assts. ........................1 (Five times) 

Points ..........2 vs. MSU (10/20/06) 

Min. ......................110 (14 times) 

Sydney Hiance 

2007 

Saves....................10 (Two times) 

Most GA ........4 at Auburn (9/28) 

Min. ................110 (Three times) 

#00 • Sydney Hiance • Fr • GK 

Freshman goalkeeper has played in 13 games this season, starting 12...Allowed 

16 goals in her 12 starts...Has made 63 saves, with her career-high (10) coming 

against Florida (10/7) and LSU (10/21) while facing 164 shots...Tallied 1,152 

minutes on the season...Has collected two shutouts on the season, vs. Morehead 

State (9/20) and at No. 22 Louisville (9/23)...Played a season and career-high 

110 minutes three times, coming in games at Marshall (9/16), at Louisville 

(9/23) and against LSU (10/21). 

2007 GP/GS Min GA GAA Sv W L T 

Stats 13/12 1,152:58 16 1.25 63 4 6 2 

Career GP/GS Min GA GAA Sv W L T 

Stats 13/12 1,152:58 16 1.25 63 4 6 2 

Sydney Hiance 

(2007) 

Saves....................10 (Two times) 

Most GA ..4 at Auburn (9/28/07) 


Nicola Holdsworth 

2007 

Shots........................4 (Two times) 

Goals ....................1 (Three times) 

Assts..................... 1 (Three times) 

Points....................2 (Three times) 

Min. ............90 at Marshall (9/16) 

#11 • Nicola Holdsworth • So • MF 

Played in 17 games receiving the starting nod 10 times, logging 895 minutes...Played 

a career-high 90 minutes in the match at Marshall (9/16)...Tied a 

career-high four shots in back-to-back games at Marshall (9/16) and vs. 

Morehead State (9/20)...Had goals in two straight games vs. Ohio (9/9) and at 

Marshall (9/16)...Registered seven points in a five match span...Scored GW goal 

at Mississippi State (10/25). 


Stats 17/10 895 18 12 1 3 3 9 


Stats 61/27 3,210 66 34 2 10 7 27 

Nicola Holdsworth 

(2005-07) 

Shots ....................4 (Three times) 

Goals..........................1 (10 times) 

Assts. ......................1 (Four times) 

Points ..............3 vs. MU (9/3/05) 

Min. ......90 at Marshall (9/16/07) 

Kate Hughes 

2007 


Goals....................1 (Three times) 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points ..................2 (Three times) 


#18 • Kate Hughes • Jr • D 

Has started 16 of 16 matches...Logged 1,494 minutes, good for third best on 

the team...Played the full compliment of minutes this season in 15 of 16 

matches...Has three goals, with the first two coming in back-to-back games vs. 

Ohio (9/9) and the game-winner at Marshall (9/16) from her defender position...Also 

notched the only goal in the match at Alabama (9/30)...Tied a 

career-high by playing the full 110 minutes at Purdue (8/31), at Marshall 

(9/16) and against LSU (10/21)...Recorded a season-high three shots including 

one goal at Alabama (9/30)...Tied her season-high in shots with three vs. 

Georgia (10/12). 


Stats 15/15 1,404 11 6 1 3 0 6 


Stats 60/51 4,719 40 24 3 9 0 18 

Kate Hughes 

(2005-07) 

Shots ..........5 vs. Mich St (8/26/06) 

Goals ....3 vs. Bellarmine (9/6/05) 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points....6 vs. Bellarmine (9/6/05) 

Min. ........................110 (Six times) 


Season Bests 

Julie Hull 

2007 

Shots ............2 at Marshall (9/16) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ......................1 (Two times) 


Min. ..................110 (Four times) 

#9 • Julie Hull • So • M 

Has started all 17 matches, playing a team-high 1,593 minutes...Played a 

career-high 110 minutes against Purdue (8/31), Marshall (9/16), Louisville 

(9/23) and LSU (10/21)...Recorded her first shot on the season vs. Ohio 

(9/9)...In the match at Marshall (9/16), assisted on a goal while taking two 

shots of her own...Assisted on goal against LSU (10/21)...Has recorded two 

shots on goal this season. 


Stats 17/17 1,593 3 2 0 0 2 2 


Stats 36/24 2,708 6 3 0 1 2 4 

Career Bests 

Julie Hull 

(2006-07) 

Shots..............2 at Marshall (9/16) 

Goals ..............1 vs. OSU (9/8/06) 


Points..............2 vs. OSU (9/8/06) 

Min. ....................110 (Five times) 

Megan Jones 

2007 

Shots ................3 vs. BGSU (9/7) 

Goals..........................................0 

Assts.....................1 (Three times) 

Points ..................1 (Three times) 

Min. ............91 at Purdue (8/31) 

#15 • Megan Jones • Sr • M 

Started every game this season, logging 1,115 minutes on the year...Recorded 

three shots, two on goal, vs. Bowling Green (9/7)...Had three straight games 

with an assist, coming in games vs. Bowling Green (9/7), Ohio (9/9) and at 

Marshall (9/16), all of which were Kentucky victories...Registered back-to-back 

two shot games vs. Morehead State (920) and at Louisville (9/23)...Recorded a 

shot on goal vs. Georgia (10/14)...Took two shots in back-to-back-to-back 

games against Arkansas (10/19), LSU (10/21) and Mississippi St. (10/25) 


Stats 17/17 1,115 19 9 0 0 3 3 


Stats 78/48 4,120 73 35 5 9 9 27 

Megan Jones 

(2004-07) 

Shots ............4 vs. VU (10/27/06) 

Goals ..............2 vs. UF (11/5/06) 


Points ....................4 (Two times) 

Min. ......91 at. Purdue (8/31/07) 

Stefani Kildare 

2007 

Shots.............1 vs. Evansville (9/5) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points..........................................0 

Min... ........11 vs. Evansville (9/5) 

#24 • Stefani Kildare • So • F 

Logged season-high 11 minutes against Evansville (9/5), firing off one shot in 

the match...Has played in two games this season. 


Stats 2/0 17 1 0 0 0 0 0 


Stats 16/0 284 8 2 0 0 0 0 

Stefani Kildare 

(2006-07) 

Shots ..........2 at UGA (10/15/06) 

Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points..........................................0 

Min. ........49 at UGA (10/15/06) 

Kristin Kover 

2007 


Goals ........................................0 

Assts...........................................0 

Points ........................................0 

Min. ........55 vs. Georgia (10/14) 

#12 • Kristin Kover • Jr • MF 

Played a season-high 55 minutes against Georgia (10/14)...Recorded a 

season-high two shots vs. Morehead State (9/20) and at South Carolina 

(10/5)...Started her first match of the season vs. Tennessee (10/12)...Has seen 

action in 15 games, participating in 455 minutes on the season. 


Stats 15/2 455 7 3 0 0 0 0 


Stats 56/11 1,784 43 21 1 5 4 14 

Kristin Kover 

(2005-07) 


Goals ......................1 (Five times) 

Assts.......................1 (Four times) 

Points......................2 (Five times) 

Min. ............90 at UC (8/25/06) 

Callie Lanphier 

2007 

Shots ....3 vs. Bowling Green (9/7) 

Goals ....................1 (Three times) 

Assts ....................1 (Three times) 

Points ..........3 vs. Evansville (9/5) 

Min. ..........78 at Marshall (10/22) 

#13 • Callie Lanphier • Sr • M 

Has started in nine of the 17 matches this season, recording 808 minutes....Played 

a season-high 78 minutes in match at Marshall (9/16)...Scored a 

goal in three straight games; vs. Evansville (9/5), Bowling Green (9/7) and 

Ohio (9/9)...Has assisted on three goals on the season, tying for the team 

lead...Had a season-high three shots on goal in win vs. Bowling Green 

(9/7)...Has recorded a shot on goal eight times this season. 


Stats 17/9 808 18 8 0 3 3 9 


Stats 79/56 4,286 81 42 2 12 8 32 

Callie Lanphier 

(2004-07) 

Shots ..................5 at UC (9/10/04)) 

Goals ..........2 at MSU (10/23/05) 

Assts. ........................1 (Six times) 

Points ..........4 at MSU (10/23/05) 

Min. ..............89 at USC (10/9/05) 


Season Bests 

Kelly Miller 

2007 

Shots ........4 vs. LSU (10/21) 

Goals ..................................0 

Assts. ..................................0 

Points ................................0 

Min. ........110 (Three times) 

#28 • Kelly Miller • Fr • D 

Has started all 16 games she has played this season logging 1,428 minutes...Played 

a season-high 110 minutes against Marshall (9/20), Louisville 

(9/23) and LSU (10/21)...Fired off a season and career-high four shots in match 

against No. 24 LSU (10/21)...Has 14 total shots on the season, four on goal. 


Stats 16/16 1,428 14 4 0 0 0 0 


Stats 16/16 1,428 14 4 0 0 0 0 

Career Bests 

Kelly Miller 

2007 

Shots ..4 vs. LSU (10/21/07) 

Goals ..................................0 

Assts. ..................................0 

Points ................................0 

Min. ........110 (Three times) 

Laura Novikoff 

2007 


Goals......................1 (Four times) 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points ....................2 (Four times) 


#14 • Laura Novikoff • Fr • F 

Started ten games on the season while playing in all 17 matches as a freshman, 

tallying 864 minutes....Tied for first on the team with four goals on the season...Scored 

the game-winning goals in games at Loyola (9/2) and vs. Ohio 

(9/9)...Scored all of her goals in consecutive games, at Loyola (9/2), vs. 

Evansville (9/5), Bowling Green (9/7) and Ohio (9/9)...Has attempted at least 

one shot in each game and leads the team in shots with 41. 


Stats 17/10 864 41 16 2 4 0 8 


Stats 17/10 864 41 16 2 4 0 8 

Laura Novikoff 

2007 


Goals......................1 (Four times) 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points ....................2 (Four times) 

Min. ....86 at Louisville (9/23/07) 

Kate Rowlands 

2007 

Shots ................4 vs. LSU (10/21) 

Goals ................1 vs. LSU (10/21) 

Assts. ............1 vs. Evansville (9/5) 

Points ..............2 vs. LSU (10/21) 

Min. ........56 vs. Louisville (9/23) 

#3 • Kate Rowlands • Sr • F 

Has put in 555 minutes for the season, starting three times in 15 games 

played...Started her first career match at Purdue (8/31)...Recorded a seasonhigh 

56 minutes against Louisville (9/23)...Had one assist while playing 

Evansville (9/05)...Scored first goal of the season against LSU 

(10/21)...Attempted a career high four shots vs. LSU...Has recorded four shots 

on goal. 


Stats 15/3 555 11 6 0 1 1 3 


Stats 55/3 1,481 25 11 0 2 6 10 

Kate Rowlands 

(2004-07) 

Shots ..........4 vs. LSU (10/21/07) 

Goals ......................1 (Two times) 

Assts. ....................1 (Seven times) 


Min. ....68 vs. Marshall (9/16/06) 

Ashley Stack 

2007 


Goals ............1 at Alabama (9/30) 

Assts. ................1 vs. BGSU (9/7) 

Points ................1 vs. BGSU (9/7) 

Min...................79 at USC (10/5) 

#23 • Ashley Stack • So • D 

Has started 11 straight games while participating in 16 total...Has logged 874 

minutes on the season...In match at Auburn (9/28), collected her first career 

goal...Tallied her first career point in the game vs. Bowling Green (9/7), coming 

off an assist...First career shot came in the match vs. Ohio (9/9)...Logged a 

season-high 79 minutes in match at South Carolina (10/5) 


Stats 16/11 874 19 12 0 1 1 3 


Stats 30/15 1,675 19 12 0 1 1 3 

Ashley Stack 

(2006-07) 


Goals ......1 at Alabama (9/30/07) 

Assts. ..........1 vs. BGSU (9/7/07) 

Points ..........1 vs. BGSU (9/7/07) 

Min. ..........110 vs. UF (10/8/06) 

Rachel Ulrich 

2007 


Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points..........................................0 

Min. ................49 at Loyola (9/2) 

#4 • Rachel Ulrich • So • M 

Earned her first career start in match at Loyola (9/2), and has come off the 

bench for seven others...Has played in 173 minutes on the season...Season-high 

49 minutes came in match at Loyola (9/2)...Has taken two shots on the season. 


Stats 8/1 173 2 0 0 0 0 0 


Stats 27/1 733 9 1 0 1 3 5 

Rachel Ulrich 

(2005-2007) 


Goals ..........................................0 

Assts. ..........................................0 

Points..........................................0 

Min. ..........49 vs. Loyola (9/2/07) 


2007 Kentucky Soccer 

Kentucky Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2007) 

All games 

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES........... ( 8- 6- 3) ( 5- 2- 1) ( 2- 4- 2) ( 1- 0- 0) 

CONFERENCE.......... ( 2- 6- 1) ( 1- 2- 1) ( 1- 4- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) 

NON-CONFERENCE...... ( 6- 0- 2) ( 4- 0- 0) ( 1- 0- 2) ( 1- 0- 0) 

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-AT 

---------- ---------------------- --- ----- ----- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 

Aug 31 at #15 Purdue T O2 0-0 452 13 Callie Lanphier 17 3 3 9 18 .167 8 .444 0 0-0 

Sep 02 vs Loyola W 1-0 509 11 Nicola Holdsworth 17 3 3 9 18 .167 12 .667 1 0-0 

Sep 05 EVANSVILLE W 4-1 407 14 Laura Novikoff 17 4 0 8 41 .098 16 .390 2 0-0 

Sep 07 BOWLING GREEN W 4-0 668 20 Alicia Browning 16 4 0 8 10 .400 7 .700 2 0-0 

Sep 09 OHIO W 4-2 962 18 Kate Hughes 16 3 0 6 12 .250 7 .583 1 0-0 

Sep 16 at MARSHALL W O2 2-1 313 10 Kelsey Fenix 12 2 1 5 16 .125 7 .438 1 2-2 

Sep 20 MOREHEAD STATE W 1-0 744 6 Sarah Gaunt 17 1 3 5 17 .059 7 .412 0 0-0 

Sep 23 at #22 Louisville Cardina T O2 0-0 1913 23 Ashley Stack 16 1 1 3 19 .053 12 .632 0 0-0 

*Sep 28 at Auburn L 1-4 950 3 Kate Rowlands 15 1 1 3 11 .091 6 .545 0 0-0 

*Sep 30 at Alabama L 1-2 369 15 Megan Jones 17 0 3 3 19 .000 9 .474 0 0-0 

*Oct 05 at #20 South Carolina L 0-2 676 26 Tara Herold 17 0 3 3 14 .000 3 .214 0 0-0 

*Oct 07 at #25 Florida L 0-1 250 19 Cindy Abbott 15 1 0 2 9 .111 5 .556 1 0-0 

*Oct 12 #14 TENNESSEE LOT 0-1 1006 9 Julie Hull 17 0 2 2 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 

*Oct 14 #18 GEORGIA L 0-1 545 16 Katie Fahey 11 0 1 1 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0 

*Oct 19 ARKANSAS W 2-1 875 28 Kelly Miller 16 0 0 0 14 .000 4 .286 0 0-0 

*Oct 21 #24 LSU T O2 1-1 655 12 Kristin Kover 15 0 0 0 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-0 

*Oct 22 at Mississippi State W 3-2 287 21 Kelly Browning 8 0 0 0 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-0 

4 Rachel Ulrich 8 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

TEAM STATISTICS UK OPP 4 Nathalie Bolder 4 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

--------------------------------------------------- 24 Stefani Kildare 2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

SHOT STATISTICS.......... 8 Chelsie Ford 4 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 

Goals-Shot attempts.... 24-245 19-217 5 Laura Speer 4 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 

Goals scored average... 1.34 1.06 2 Caitlin Coughlin 5 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

Shot pct............... .098 .088 27 Dana Dahlmann 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

Shots on goal-Attempts. 115-245 104-217 0 Laura Baker 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

SOG pct................ .469 .479 00 Sydney Hiance 13 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

Shots/Game............. 14.4 12.8 Total............... 17 24 21 69 245 .098 115 .469 8 2-2 

Assists................ 21 21 Opponents........... 17 19 21 59 217 .088 104 .479 6 1-1 

CORNER KICKS............. 86 69 

Goals off corners...... 0 0 

PENALTY KICKS............ 2-2 1-1 |-GOAL AVERAGE-| |-SAVES-| 

OFFSIDES................. 32 9 ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho 

PENALTIES................ --------------------------------------------------------------------- 

Yellow cards........... 9 9 0 Laura Baker 5 461:59 3 0.58 18 .857 4 0 1 3 

Red cards.............. 0 0 00 Sydney Hiance 13 1152:58 16 1.25 63 .797 4 6 2 2 

ATTENDANCE............... Total............... 17 1614:57 19 1.06 85 .817 8 6 3 5 

Total.................. 5862 5210 Opponents........... 17 1614:57 24 1.34 91 .791 6 7 3 6 

Dates/Avg Per Date..... 8/733 8/651 

Neutral Site #/Avg..... 1/509 

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 

Kentucky............ 12 11 0 1 - 24 

Opponents........... 8 10 1 0 - 19 

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 90 114 8 5 - 217 

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 43 45 2 1 - 91 

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 28 38 1 2 - 69 

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 77 91 6 8 - 182

2007 Kentucky Soccer 

Kentucky Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2007) 

Conference games 

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES........... ( 2- 6- 1) ( 1- 2- 1) ( 1- 4- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) 

CONFERENCE.......... ( 2- 6- 1) ( 1- 2- 1) ( 1- 4- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) 

NON-CONFERENCE...... ( 0- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) 

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-AT 

---------- ---------------------- --- ----- ----- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 

*Sep 28 at Auburn L 1-4 950 10 Kelsey Fenix 5 2 1 5 10 .200 7 .700 1 2-2 

*Sep 30 at Alabama L 1-2 369 23 Ashley Stack 9 1 0 2 17 .059 11 .647 0 0-0 

*Oct 05 at #20 South Carolina L 0-2 676 6 Sarah Gaunt 9 1 0 2 10 .100 4 .400 0 0-0 

*Oct 07 at #25 Florida L 0-1 250 18 Kate Hughes 9 1 0 2 8 .125 4 .500 0 0-0 

*Oct 12 #14 TENNESSEE LOT 0-1 1006 3 Kate Rowlands 7 1 0 2 6 .167 3 .500 0 0-0 

*Oct 14 #18 GEORGIA L 0-1 545 11 Nicola Holdsworth 9 1 0 2 5 .200 4 .800 1 0-0 

*Oct 19 ARKANSAS W 2-1 875 26 Tara Herold 9 0 2 2 10 .000 2 .200 0 0-0 

*Oct 21 #24 LSU T O2 1-1 655 9 Julie Hull 9 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

*Oct 22 at Mississippi State W 3-2 287 14 Laura Novikoff 9 0 0 0 16 .000 5 .312 0 0-0 

28 Kelly Miller 9 0 0 0 11 .000 2 .182 0 0-0 

TEAM STATISTICS UK OPP 15 Megan Jones 9 0 0 0 10 .000 3 .300 0 0-0 

--------------------------------------------------- 19 Cindy Abbott 8 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0 

SHOT STATISTICS.......... 13 Callie Lanphier 9 0 0 0 6 .000 2 .333 0 0-0 

Goals-Shot attempts.... 8-127 15-129 20 Alicia Browning 9 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 

Goals scored average... 0.86 1.62 12 Kristin Kover 8 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 

Shot pct............... .063 .116 21 Kelly Browning 3 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 

Shots on goal-Attempts. 56-127 66-129 16 Katie Fahey 9 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 

SOG pct................ .441 .512 4 Nathalie Bolder 3 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

Shots/Game............. 14.1 14.3 2 Caitlin Coughlin 4 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

Assists................ 4 17 8 Chelsie Ford 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

CORNER KICKS............. 42 39 4 Rachel Ulrich 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 

Goals off corners...... 0 0 Total............... 9 8 4 20 127 .063 56 .441 2 2-2 

PENALTY KICKS............ 2-2 1-1 Opponents........... 9 15 17 47 129 .116 66 .512 6 1-1 

OFFSIDES................. 14 7 

PENALTIES................ 

Yellow cards........... 7 6 |-GOAL AVERAGE-| |-SAVES-| 

Red cards.............. 0 0 ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho 

ATTENDANCE............... --------------------------------------------------------------------- 

Total.................. 3081 2532 00 Sydney Hiance 9 834:57 15 1.62 49 .766 2 6 1 0 

Dates/Avg Per Date..... 4/770 5/506 Total............... 9 834:57 15 1.62 51 .773 2 6 1 0 

Neutral Site #/Avg..... 0/0 Opponents........... 9 834:57 8 0.86 48 .857 6 2 1 4 

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 6 8 1 0 - 15 

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 54 69 4 2 - 129 

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 24 23 1 0 - 48 

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 18 20 0 1 - 39 

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

-------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- 


Opponents........... 47 50 1 1 - 99

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