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<strong>2012</strong> woMEN’S SOCCER Guide<br />
College of Mount St. Joseph
Undergraduate Majors<br />
Accounting<br />
Art<br />
Art – Fine Arts<br />
Art – Graphic Design<br />
Art Education<br />
Art History<br />
Athletic Training<br />
Biochemistry<br />
Biology<br />
Business Administration<br />
Business Administration/<br />
Mathematics<br />
Chemistry<br />
Chemistry/Mathematics<br />
Communication and New Media<br />
Studies<br />
Computer Information Systems<br />
Criminology<br />
Education – Inclusive Early<br />
Childhood<br />
Education – Middle Childhood<br />
Education – Special (5-21)<br />
English<br />
General Studies<br />
History<br />
Interactive Media Design &<br />
Computing<br />
Interior Architecture & Design<br />
Mathematics<br />
Mathematics/Business<br />
Administration<br />
Mathematics/Chemistry<br />
Music<br />
Natural Science<br />
Neuroscience<br />
Nursing<br />
Organizational Leadership<br />
Paralegal Studies<br />
Psychology<br />
Religious Education<br />
Religious Pastoral Ministry<br />
Religious Studies<br />
Social Work<br />
Sociology<br />
Special Education<br />
Sport Management<br />
College Profile<br />
What is the College of Mount St. Joseph educational experience? It’s learning through action – serving<br />
others, graduate-level research, paid co-op positions, and leadership development. It’s a Catholic liberal<br />
arts education that helps you develop the knowledge to make a difference and the integrity to lead<br />
others. Students with a liberal arts education seek to challenge, explore, and uncover. The Mount can<br />
help you do just that.<br />
The foundation of a Mount education comes from career-minded academic programs combined with<br />
dedicated support service and a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio. New on campus this year is a major in<br />
neuroscience and a minor in Catholic studies.<br />
At the Mount, you’re encouraged to take your lessons outside of the classroom, into the community.<br />
Through the Service Learning program, students earn academic credit while volunteering to feed the<br />
hungry, building homes for Habitat for Humanity, or comforting the elderly. The Cultural Immersion<br />
program offers the chance to live, learn and work amidst other cultures. The Cooperative Education<br />
program, available for all majors, is a way for students to gain valuable, paid career experience while<br />
validating their choice of a major.<br />
Student-athletes are among the Mount’s most active leaders on campus. Competing in the Heartland<br />
Collegiate Athletic conference, the Mount fields more than 20 NCAA Division III sports teams. Students<br />
also participate in 40 student-run clubs and organizations including Student Government Association and<br />
Black Student Union.<br />
The Mount is committed to working with students to explore all financial aid options, especially<br />
eligibility for financial assistance including scholarships. In 2011-<strong>2012</strong>, 97% of undergraduate students<br />
received some sort of gift aid; more than $12.5 million in grants and scholarships were received<br />
by Mount students.<br />
Fast Facts<br />
• Top Five Majors: nursing, business administration,<br />
sport management, criminology/sociology,<br />
psychology<br />
• The Academic Advising Resource Center<br />
provides effective, ongoing academic advising<br />
with a focus to intervene early and<br />
continuously so that students have the<br />
greatest chance of success.<br />
• Students can complete courses of study that<br />
achieve requirements for pre-health professions,<br />
pre-medicine, pre-art therapy, and pre-law.<br />
College Information<br />
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Enrollment: 2,400<br />
Founded: 1920<br />
President: Tony Aretz, Ph.D.<br />
Nickname: <strong>Lions</strong><br />
Colors: Blue and Gold<br />
Affiliations: NCAA III<br />
Conference: HCAC – Heartland Collegiate<br />
Athletic Conference<br />
Main Phone: (800) 654-9314 / (513) 244-4200<br />
Web Site: www.msj.edu / www.msjsports.com<br />
Mailing Address: College of Mount St. Joseph<br />
5701 Delhi Road<br />
Cincinnati, OH 45233-1670<br />
• Project EXCEL is a comprehensive, fee-based<br />
academic support program for students with<br />
learning disabilities who are enrolled at<br />
the Mount.<br />
• The Mount was named to the <strong>2012</strong> President’s<br />
Higher Education Community Service Honor<br />
Roll by the Corporation for National and<br />
Community Service.<br />
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PG2/General Information<br />
College Profile 2<br />
Undergraduate Majors 2<br />
Fast Facts 2<br />
About This Guide 3<br />
Media Information 3<br />
Message from the President, Dr. Tony Aretz 4<br />
Meet the Director of <strong>Athletics</strong>, Steve Radcliffe 4<br />
HCAC Information 4<br />
Facilities 5<br />
Support Staff, Soccer Team Motto 6<br />
Staff Directory, Athletic Trainers 7<br />
Cincinnati Spotlights, Mission in Action 8<br />
PG9/Women’s Soccer<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Schedule 10<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Season Outlook 11<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Roster 12<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Coaching Staff 12<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Returning Players’ Profiles 13<br />
<strong>2012</strong> First-Year Players’ Profiles 20<br />
2011 Results 24<br />
2011 Mount Individual Statistics 24<br />
Mount in the HCAC 25<br />
2011 HCAC Standings 26<br />
2011 HCAC Tournament 27<br />
2011 HCAC Team and Individual Statistics 27<br />
2011 All-Conference 28<br />
2011 HCAC Awards and other HCAC Accomplishments 29<br />
Past Mount HCAC Results Awards 30<br />
Mount Appearances in the NCAA Division III Tournament 30<br />
Past Mount HCAC Players of the Week 31<br />
Year-to-Year Win-Loss Records 32<br />
All-Time Series vs. Opponents 32<br />
Year-to-Year Results 33<br />
All-Time Mount Records 36<br />
Mount Yearly Leaders 37<br />
All-Time Player Roster 38<br />
About This Guide<br />
The College of Mount St. Joseph’s <strong>2012</strong> Women’s Soccer Guide has<br />
been produced by the Sports Information Office and the Design<br />
Office. All photos are courtesy of Don Denney Photography. The guide<br />
was published in August <strong>2012</strong> with all of the information available<br />
at that time. For updated information on Mount athletics, visit<br />
www.msj.edu/athletics.<br />
Media Information<br />
Interview Policy<br />
Please contact the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927,<br />
for all interview requests. Prior notice is requested so that proper<br />
arrangements may be made with players and coaches. Coaches can be<br />
contacted weekday afternoons, noon-3 p.m. Athletes are available at<br />
various times of the day according to their academic schedules.<br />
All post-game interviews will be conducted at the game site. Coaches<br />
and players will be available approximately 10 minutes after games.<br />
Players may be called at the request of the media, after contacting<br />
the Sports Information Office.<br />
Press Credentials<br />
All practices are open to accredited news sources who request prior<br />
admittance from the Mount’s Sports Information Office. Pressbox, court<br />
and field passes should be requested from the Sports Information<br />
Office before game day.<br />
Additional Information<br />
Accredited news sources should visit www.msj.edu/media for additional<br />
information, statistics and photos as well as more on the media policy.<br />
The College of Mount St. Joseph (“the College”) is committed to providing an educational and employment environment free from discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age,<br />
disability,or other minority or protected status. This commitment extends to the College’s administration of its admission, financial aid, employment, and academic policies, as well as the College’s athletic programs and other<br />
college-administered programs, services, and activities.<br />
The College has designated the chief compliance and risk officer, (513) 244-4393, Office of the President, as the individual responsible for responding to inquiries, addressing complaints, and coordinating compliance with its<br />
responsibilities under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and other applicable federal and state civil rights laws. The College has designated the director of academic support, (513) 244-4524, the Learning Center, as the<br />
individual responsible for responding to inquiries, addressing complaints, and coordinating compliance with its responsibilities under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.<br />
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A Message from the President<br />
Dr. Tony Aretz<br />
Welcome to the College of Mount St. Joseph and<br />
<strong>Lions</strong> country. You are invited to enjoy exciting<br />
NCAA Division III and Heartland Conference<br />
competition among teams from the Midwest.<br />
Our student-athletes are grateful for your support<br />
as they compete in sports as part of their college<br />
experience. On the field and in the classroom, Mount students are<br />
preparing for the future. This fall, we continue our ethical leadership<br />
initiative in the curriculum and co-curriculum, recognizing that our<br />
students have the potential to develop as ethical leaders in all aspects<br />
of their personal and professional lives.<br />
Thank you for supporting the Mount <strong>Lions</strong>. Please visit us at<br />
www.msj.edu to stay current with the <strong>Lions</strong> and the progress on campus.<br />
God bless,<br />
Tony Aretz, Ph.D.<br />
President<br />
Meet the Director of <strong>Athletics</strong><br />
Steve Radcliffe<br />
Steve Radcliffe enters his 18th year as the <strong>Lions</strong>’<br />
athletics director for the <strong>2012</strong>-2013 school year, and<br />
he looks forward to another outstanding season of<br />
athletics at the Mount.<br />
Radcliffe, who oversees 22 athletic programs<br />
at the Mount, has long been a part of the sports<br />
programs at the College. Radcliffe began his career at the Mount in<br />
1986 as an athletic trainer and was hired to implement the Mount’s<br />
first academic program for athletic training in 1989. In addition to<br />
teaching athletic training, he was the <strong>Lions</strong>’ head athletic trainer for all<br />
the intercollegiate sports at the College.<br />
Radcliffe became the Mount’s athletic director in 1995. Upon entering<br />
the position, he stressed the importance of upholding the College’s<br />
stellar reputation of academics and athletics as a positive influence<br />
in student life and development at the Mount. Radcliffe received his<br />
bachelor’s degree in 1978 from the University of Montana and his<br />
master’s degree in physical education in 1981 from Miami University<br />
(Ohio).<br />
Steve and his wife, Darlene, have two children, Victoria and Michael.<br />
The Radcliffes live in Delhi.<br />
Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference<br />
The Mount is a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference<br />
(HCAC) and is also a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association<br />
(NCAA) Division III. The Mount has been a member of the HCAC since the<br />
1998-1999 school year. All Mount athletic teams, with the exception of<br />
lacrosse and men’s volleyball, compete in the HCAC.<br />
<strong>2012</strong>-2013 HCAC School Directory<br />
School<br />
Anderson University<br />
Bluffton University<br />
Defiance College<br />
Earlham College<br />
Franklin College<br />
Hanover College<br />
Manchester University<br />
College of Mount St. Joseph<br />
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology<br />
Transylvania University<br />
location<br />
Anderson, IN<br />
Bluffton, OH<br />
Defiance, OH<br />
Richmond, IN<br />
Franklin, IN<br />
Hanover, IN<br />
North Manchester, IN<br />
Cincinnati, OH<br />
Terre Haute, IN<br />
Lexington, KY<br />
HCAC Quick Facts<br />
Commissioner: Christopher Ragsdale<br />
Sports Information Director: Ryan Davis<br />
Phone: (317) 882-8090<br />
Fax: (317) 882-8086<br />
Mailing Address: P. O. Box 425<br />
205 S. Madison Ave.<br />
Greenwood, IN 46142<br />
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Facilities<br />
Sports Complex and Schueler Field<br />
The Sports Complex provides a state-of-the-art space for student-athletes and the<br />
fans who support them. It houses concessions, locker rooms, showers, equipment<br />
storage, and athletic training facilities and can seat sell-out crowds of 2,400.<br />
Sporting a synthetic, all-weather playing surface and track, the Mount’s Schueler<br />
Field plays host to the football, soccer and lacrosse teams, in addition to home<br />
track meets.<br />
Harrington Center<br />
Featuring a 2,000-seat gymnasium, the Jean Patrice Harrington, SC, Student Center<br />
is home to the <strong>Lions</strong> basketball and volleyball teams, and plays host to the wrestling<br />
team’s home matches. In addition, the facility includes a running track, racquetball<br />
courts, a fitness center, and an athletic training center, providing service to<br />
student-athletes and the greater Mount community.<br />
Kinder Morgan Softball Complex<br />
The Kinder Morgan Softball Complex has played host to the Mount’s softball team<br />
since 2007. In addition, the College has developed property on River Road into<br />
practice fields for soccer and baseball. The facilities feature parking, restrooms<br />
and a service building for equipment storage.<br />
Marge Schott Stadium<br />
The <strong>Lions</strong>’ baseball team plays home games at the University of Cincinnati’s Marge<br />
Schott Stadium. Marge Schott Stadium, has a seating capacity of 3,085, a field turf<br />
playing surface and a fully-lit playing field. In addition, the complex houses indoor<br />
batting cages and pitcher’s mound, a fully equipped press box with private viewing<br />
areas, a players’ clubhouse and lounge, dressing rooms for coaches, full laundry and<br />
equipment facilities, and a state-of-the-art training room.<br />
Aston Oaks Golf Course<br />
Aston Oaks Golf Course, located 15 minutes from campus, is the Mount’s home golf<br />
course for the men’s and women’s golf teams. Constructed by the Jack Nicklaus<br />
Design Group, Aston Oaks is a par-72 course. The men’s team faces 6,908 yards with<br />
a 73.6 rating and 140 slope. The women’s team faces 5,758 yards with a 73.2 rating<br />
and a 130 slope.<br />
Mount Tennis Courts<br />
The <strong>Lions</strong>’ men’s and women’s tennis teams play all home matches on the six,<br />
fully-lit asphalt courts located behind the Harrington Center.<br />
Hayden Field<br />
Located on the west side of campus, next to the tennis courts, Hayden Field is<br />
a multi-purpose site that includes a practice field for softball and track & field<br />
athletes.<br />
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Support Staff<br />
Dane<br />
Neumeister<br />
Melanee<br />
Atkinson<br />
Charlie<br />
Wrublewski<br />
Stacie<br />
Carney<br />
Director of<br />
Sports<br />
Information<br />
Associate<br />
Athletic Director<br />
Facilities<br />
Management<br />
Set-Up<br />
Administrative<br />
Assistant<br />
Matt Ivory<br />
Sports<br />
Information<br />
Co-op<br />
Brent<br />
Rogers<br />
Director of<br />
Strength and<br />
Conditioning<br />
Georgana<br />
Taggart<br />
Faculty<br />
Athletic<br />
Representative<br />
Peggy Gruen<br />
Adminstrative<br />
Assistant<br />
Dr. Robert<br />
Burger<br />
Team Orthopedic<br />
Director<br />
Cheerleaders<br />
Dance Team<br />
Front row (left to right): Jenna Shull, Brittany Bowman.<br />
Middle row: Melissa Nie, Alesia Reamer, Ashley Adkins, Julia Seger.<br />
Back row: Maria McDonald, Danielle Flanigan, Kristen Smallwood, Ashley Palmer,<br />
Hailey Gadd.<br />
Not pictured: Shelby Schaeper, Alex Logan.<br />
Front row (left to right): Lauren Cocola, Celia Michel, Ashley Torbeck, Anna Steiner.<br />
Middle row (left to right): Coach Kelsey Keyes, Jessica Volciak, Madeline Conroy,<br />
Brittney Ranz.<br />
Back row (left to right): Coach Nikki Buller, Mariah Dooley, Stephanie Plageman,<br />
Megan Moore, Brenna Redemeier, Coach Katie Stahlheber.<br />
“Saint Joseph was a just man, a tireless worker, the upright guardian of those<br />
entrusted to his care. May he always guard, protect and enlighten families.”<br />
Pope John Paul II<br />
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Staff Directory<br />
Athletic Department Staff<br />
Steve Radcliffe, Athletic Director......................................244-4381<br />
Melanee Atkinson, Associate Athletic Director.....................244-8585<br />
Stacie Carney, Administrative Assistant (Dowell Building).....244-4311<br />
Peggy Gruen, Administrative Assistant (Sports Complex).......244-8580<br />
Georgana Taggart, Faculty Athletic Representative...............244-4952<br />
Fax Number (Dowell Building)..........................................244-4928<br />
Fax Number (Sports Complex)...........................................244-8581<br />
Sports Information<br />
Dane Neumeister, Director ...............................................244-4927<br />
Matt Ivory, Student Co-op................................................244-4927<br />
Art Faura, Men’s Volleyball Coach......................................244-1630<br />
Brent Rogers, Director Strength and Conditioning................244-4971<br />
TBD, Wrestling Coach......................................................244-4474<br />
Sports Medicine<br />
Pate Cagle, A.T.C., Head Athletic Trainer.............................244-8588<br />
Susan Blackson, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer................244-4599<br />
Erin Beckwith, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer..................244-4875<br />
Lisa Koenig, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer......................244-4875<br />
Ben Staley, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer.......................244-8595<br />
Robert Burger, M.D., Team Orthopedic Director....................481-5050<br />
Coaching Staff<br />
Chuck Murray, Baseball Coach, Recreation Co-coordinator .....244-4402<br />
Toby Carrigan, Men’s Basketball Coach ..............................244-4929<br />
Ashley Bland, Women’s Basketball Coach............................244-4590<br />
Nancy Forsythe, Cheerleading Coach..................................244-4311<br />
Tina Blakley, Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Coach,<br />
Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach................................244-8597<br />
Katie Skeeters/Kelsey Keyes, Dance Coaches.......................244-4311<br />
Rod Huber, Football Coach...............................................244-4896<br />
Greg Huster, Assistant Football Coach................................244-4422<br />
Steve Barrows, Assistant Football Coach.............................244-8584<br />
Joe Sparhawk, Men’s Golf Coach,<br />
Recreation Co-coordinator............................................244-4876<br />
Jeff Newman, Women’s Golf Coach,<br />
Assistant Baseball Coach .............................................244-8583<br />
Jeff Bumiller, Men’s Lacrosse Coach...................................244-4427<br />
Mike O’Hara, Women’s Lacrosse Coach................................244-8582<br />
Rudy Argueta, Men’s Soccer Coach.....................................244-8586<br />
Leah Todd, Women’s Soccer Coach.....................................244-8587<br />
Beth Goderwis, Softball Coach..........................................244-4853<br />
Justin Ray, Men’s Tennis Coach,<br />
Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach...................................244-8596<br />
TBD, Women’s Tennis Coach,<br />
Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach...............................244-8599<br />
Jon Bennett, Men’s Volleyball Coach..................................244-4316<br />
Cristina Webb, Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach,<br />
Assistant Strength and Conditioning...............................244-3276<br />
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Cincinnati Spotlights<br />
Students of the College of Mount St. Joseph greatly benefit from the<br />
rich heritage and traditions of Cincinnati. While the College is situated<br />
15 minutes west of downtown, employment, arts and entertainment<br />
are never too far away.<br />
Numerous Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 companies are headquartered in<br />
Cincinnati. Procter & Gamble, The Kroger Company, and Fifth Third Bank,<br />
among others, contribute to Cincinnati’s foundation while Cincinnati<br />
Children’s Hospital Medical Center is among the nations’ top children’s<br />
hospitals. Mount Cooperative Education students are hired by more<br />
than 100 hospitals, businesses and nonprofit organizations of<br />
Greater Cincinnati.<br />
Boasting a vibrant commitment to the arts, Cincinnatians enjoy<br />
the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati Art Museum, Aronoff Center,<br />
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Music Hall, and a varied supply of art<br />
galleries. Mount students often incorporate Cincinnati’s art exhibits and<br />
performances into their studies.<br />
Cincinnati knows sports. The Cincinnati Reds, the Major League Baseball<br />
team, and the Cincinnati Bengals, of the National Football League, provide<br />
competition, entertainment and emotion for the city’s sports fans. Co-op<br />
and volunteer opportunities with these organizations are often available to<br />
Mount students. Cincinnati is also home to the Flying Pig Marathon every<br />
May and the Master’s and Women’s Open tennis tournament every August.<br />
Historical neighborhoods such as Mount Adams, Clifton and Over-the-<br />
Rhine make good architectural and cultural adventures, while additional<br />
entertainment options are just across the Ohio River in Newport,<br />
Covington and Mainstrasse of Northern Kentucky.<br />
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Mission in Action<br />
The College of Mount St. Joseph is a Catholic academic community<br />
grounded in the spiritual values and vision of its founders, the Sisters<br />
of Charity. At the heart of the Mount’s mission and heritage is an<br />
emphasis on ethical leadership through service. Ethical leadership<br />
celebrates the return of virtue, character and personal honor to their<br />
rightful place as the foundation of education. This commitment inspires<br />
the College’s interdisciplinary liberal arts and professional curricula, which<br />
equips students to live with integrity, to promote justice, and to seek the<br />
truth in their professions and communities.<br />
Service opportunities complement academics and student life while<br />
fostering a culture of learning informed by charity. In the Service Learning<br />
Program, students apply classroom knowledge while volunteering in social<br />
and environmental settings to feed the hungry, build homes for Habitat for<br />
Humanity and comfort the elderly. The Cultural Immersion program offers<br />
the chance to live, learn and work amidst other cultures. In serving others,<br />
students cultivate a greater understanding of social problems, an appreciation<br />
for the cultural diversity of other people, as well as a commitment to<br />
volunteerism and an understanding of its connection to citizenship.<br />
Campus Ministry infuses all aspects of faith into the Mount’s culture and<br />
celebrates spiritual exploration. Faith sharing programs, Mass, retreats, and<br />
other planned events help awaken and deepen an awareness of God’s love<br />
and presence within the campus community. Inspired by Catholic social<br />
teaching, Campus Ministry encourages students to identify their gifts and<br />
to use them for the common good through activities such as Pizza and<br />
Ponder, Homelessness Awareness Week, and 30-Hour Famine.
WOMEN’S SOCCER / <strong>2012</strong>
<strong>2012</strong> Schedule<br />
Date Opponent Location Time<br />
9/1 Wittenberg University Springfield, OH 7:00PM<br />
9/5 ohio Wesleyan University Schueler Field 7:00PM<br />
Christopher Newport University Tournament<br />
9/8 Christopher Newport University Newport News, VA 3:00PM<br />
9/9 Virginia Wesleyan College Newport News, VA 1:00PM<br />
9/13 wilmington College Schueler Field 7:00PM<br />
9/15 ohio Northern University Schueler Field 2:00PM<br />
9/19 kenyon College Schueler Field 7:00PM<br />
9/23 Centre College Schueler Field 2:00PM<br />
9/25 Thomas More College Crestview Hills, KY 4:00PM<br />
9/29 defiance College * Schueler Field 1:00PM<br />
10/2 Bluffton University * Bluffton, OH 4:00PM<br />
10/6 Franklin College * Franklin, IN 5:00PM<br />
10/9 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (Pink Game) * Schueler Field 7:00PM<br />
10/13 Manchester University * N. Manchester, IN 1:00PM<br />
10/17 Hanover College * Hanover, IN 3:30PM<br />
10/19 Anderson University * Schueler Field 1:00PM<br />
10/23 Transylvania University (Senior Night) * Schueler Field 7:00PM<br />
10/27 Earlham College * Richmond, IN 1:00PM<br />
*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game.<br />
Home games in bold.<br />
“A lion sleeps in the heart<br />
of every brave woman”<br />
– Turkish Proverb<br />
Mount forward Jessica Pykosz in action in a 2011 win over Cincinnati Christian University.<br />
“I’ve worked too hard and<br />
too long to let anything<br />
stand in the way of my<br />
goals. I will not let my<br />
teammates down and I<br />
will not let myself down.”<br />
– Mia Hamm, United States<br />
Women’s Soccer team star player<br />
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<strong>2012</strong> Season Outlook<br />
Leah Todd returns for her fourth season as the Head Coach of the<br />
<strong>Lions</strong>’ women’s soccer team this fall and she and her team will try to<br />
get back to the conference tournament after not getting there for the<br />
first time since 2003. The team has set some lofty goals for the <strong>2012</strong><br />
season.<br />
“To quote most of the players, they said they’re goal this season<br />
is to get a ring,’’ Todd exclaims. “In order to do that we have to win<br />
the HCAC regular season and beyond that we have to win the HCAC<br />
Tournament. To be in a position to win the HCAC we have to have<br />
success in our non-conference play and then once we get into HCAC<br />
play I would like to see us go 7-2 and then obviously go 2-0 in the<br />
tournament.”<br />
Todd is excited about the <strong>2012</strong> team and expects big things, but<br />
knows that nothing will be given to them. Todd says all of the playing<br />
spots will be earned in the pre-season, and no one is guaranteed a<br />
starting position. This creates an environment where everyone has to<br />
work hard, which in turn will make everyone better.<br />
The 2011 team only had two seniors, but the <strong>2012</strong> team has six<br />
seniors which Todd believes will help with leadership on the field.<br />
Those seniors have been through lots of ups and downs, according to<br />
Todd, and she feels that has made them a unified group ready to lead<br />
on the field and in the locker room for their final season. Along with<br />
the six senior returners, and other talented returning players, the <strong>Lions</strong><br />
have added ten new freshmen and multiple transfers.<br />
“There are several players coming in that I am looking at to make an<br />
immediate impact.’’ Todd says. “We also have several transfer players<br />
that will be important to our success this year.”<br />
After scoring less than one goal a game last year, Todd has changed<br />
the team’s offensive formation, and along with improved play, the<br />
Mount’s leader is expecting more goals to be scored this year. The<br />
<strong>Lions</strong> return three of their top four scorer’s from last year in forward<br />
Taylor Hudepohl (five goals last year), midfielder Brittany Bowman<br />
(three goals last year), and forward Jessica Pykosz (two goals last<br />
year). Bowman and Pykosz are seniors, while Hudepohl is a junior.<br />
While scoring goals is important, the <strong>Lions</strong> will also have to play<br />
good defense. They allowed only 40 goals in 18 games last fall. The<br />
<strong>Lions</strong> return 2011 First Team All-HCAC member Lauren Bishnow, a<br />
junior, to anchor the defense. She is coming off a season where she<br />
played in 16 of the 18 games. Also back for the <strong>Lions</strong> is Second Team<br />
All-Conference goalkeeper Shelbi Benzinger. Benzinger is second alltime<br />
in saves for the <strong>Lions</strong>, and looks to provide leadership in goal<br />
this year. She will be pushed for playing time by returner sophomore<br />
Madison Freeman and a freshman player.<br />
Other seniors on this season’s team are: midfielder/forward Jenna<br />
Shull, defender/midfielder Kayla Cornette, and defender Ann Marie<br />
Middendorf. Six junior players also dot this season’s roster.<br />
“The HCAC has become stronger this season and the top teams in<br />
the conference aren’t separated by much,’’ Todd adds. “Every game will<br />
be a challenge and any team can win any of them.’’<br />
Senior Midfielder/Forward Jenna Shull competes for the ball in 2011 action as teammate Kelsey Carpenter looks on.<br />
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<strong>2012</strong> Roster<br />
No. Name position Class Hometown (High School)<br />
0 Shelbi Benzinger Goalkeeper Sr. Covington, KY (Scott)<br />
00 Madison Freeman Goalkeeper So. Wilder, KY (Newport Central Catholic)<br />
1 Amanda Smiley Defender/Midfielder Fr. Delaware, OH (Rutherford B. Hayes)<br />
2 Jenna Shull Midfielder/Forward Sr. Springfield, OH (Northeastern)<br />
3 Lauren Bishnow Defender Jr. Huber Heights, OH (Wayne)<br />
4 Bridgette Yuellig Defender So. Cincinnati, OH (Colerain)<br />
5 Krista Johnson Defender Jr. Hamilton, OH (Ross)<br />
7 Noel Boyd Midfielder/Forward So. Oregonia, OH (Clinton-Massie)<br />
8 Kelsey Carpenter Forward So. Ripley, OH (Ripley)<br />
9 Brittany Bowman Midfielder Sr. Hamilton, OH (Ross)<br />
10 Mariah Rhoads Midfielder Jr. Wilmington, OH (Clinton-Massie)<br />
11 Haley Rush Forward Fr. New Palestine, IN (New Palestine)<br />
12 Lexie Froehlke Defender Fr. Oxford, OH (Talawanda)<br />
13 Macie Smith Midfielder/Forward Jr. Springboro, OH (Springboro)<br />
14 Kayla Cornette Defender/Midfielder Sr. Georgetown, OH (Georgetown)<br />
15 Kayla Eiben Midfielder/Forward Fr. Erlanger, KY (Dixie Heights)<br />
16 Cirsti Weber Midfielder/Forward Fr. Oxford, OH (Talawanda)<br />
17 Ann Marie Middendorf Defender Sr. Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)<br />
18 Jessica Pykosz Forward Sr. Milford, OH (Milford)<br />
19 Hailey Gadd Midfielder/Forward So. Ft. Thomas, KY (Highlands)<br />
20 Morgan Froehlke Defender/Midfielder Fr. Oxford, OH (Talawanda)<br />
21 Taylor Hudepohl Forward Jr. Cincinnati, OH (St. Ursula)<br />
23 Jen Fern Goalkeeper Fr. Cincinnati, OH (McAuley)<br />
24 Katie Jauch Midfielder Jr. Cincinnati, OH (Mercy)<br />
25 Victoria Heflin Midfielder/Forward Fr. Hamilton, OH (Hamilton Badin)<br />
26 Jordan Beal Forward So. Cincinnati, OH (McAuley)<br />
28 Ashley Schmid Defender So. Harrison, OH (McAuley)<br />
29 Sara Smith Midfielder Fr. Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)<br />
32 Hayley Sunderhaus Defender So. Cincinnati, OH (McAuley)<br />
34 Megan Brown Midfielder Fr. Blanchester, OH (Blanchester)<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Coaching Staff<br />
HEAD COACH LEAH TODD<br />
Leah Todd returns to the Mount in <strong>2012</strong> for her fourth<br />
season as head coach of the <strong>Lions</strong>’ women’s soccer<br />
team. Todd was an assistant women’s soccer coach<br />
for the <strong>Lions</strong> for four years before taking over the<br />
head coaching duties in 2009. She also was a men’s<br />
assistant soccer coach at the College for seven seasons.<br />
She led the Mount to an 8-9-2 overall mark in 2010 and a 7-2 record<br />
in the HCAC (tied for the second-best record in the conference). The<br />
<strong>Lions</strong> qualified to the four-team HCAC Tournament, where they fell to<br />
eventual HCAC Tournament champion Transylvania University.<br />
Todd is a December 2003 graduate of Seton Hall University, where she<br />
was a four-year starter for the Division I Pirates. She was a team cocaptain<br />
her senior season and was named to the Big East<br />
All-Academic Team for three years. She also graduated with the record<br />
for most saves in a Big East Conference Tournament. Todd received a<br />
Bachelor of Arts in Social and Behavioral Science degree. She was an<br />
undergraduate assistant coach for Seton Hall in 2003, assisting with<br />
the team’s goalkeepers and team conditioning.<br />
The <strong>Lions</strong>’ coach is also a certified athletic trainer after completing<br />
her second bachelor’s degree at the Mount.<br />
The <strong>Lions</strong>’ coach played for the Cincinnati Ladyhawks amateur soccer<br />
team in the WUSL for five years, after playing briefly for the Atlanta<br />
Beat in the now-defunct professional WUSA. Todd has also worked<br />
at local soccer camps, and has served as a goalkeeper coach. She is<br />
currently the goalkeeper trainer for the STAR Soccer Club and has her<br />
NSCAA State and Regional Goalkeeper Diplomas.<br />
Coach Todd resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.<br />
Mount Head Women’s Soccer Coaches’ Records<br />
hCAC HCAC HCAC HCAC<br />
Coach Yrs. Seas. Games W L T W. Pct. W L T W. Pct.<br />
Sam Pogoni 1996-2004 9 173 87 69 17 .522 42 8 5 .809<br />
Carrie Taylor 2005-2008 4 81 50 26 5 .648 29 5 2 .833<br />
Leah Todd 2009-2011 3 56 24 27 5 .473 17 11 0 .607<br />
Totals 1996-2011 16 310 161 122 27 .563 88 24 7 .769<br />
HCAC W-L records include regular season and tournament games.<br />
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Assistant Coach Jessica Smith<br />
Jessica Smith, a 2011 Mount graduate, returns in<br />
<strong>2012</strong> for her second season as an assistant coach<br />
on the <strong>Lions</strong>’ women soccer coaching staff. Smith<br />
played four seasons for the <strong>Lions</strong>, seeing action in<br />
72 games and scoring four goals while adding 10<br />
assists for 18 points. She led the team in assists<br />
during both her junior and senior seasons. Smith was named Second<br />
Team All-Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2011.<br />
Smith, who has a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry, is a<br />
Research Assistant at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital doing research on<br />
pulmonary susceptibility to injury using mouse models with complex<br />
human diseases. She is currently working towards a Master of Science<br />
degree in Nursing from the University of Cincinnati.<br />
She resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Returning Players’ Profiles<br />
26 Jordan Beal<br />
Forward • Sophomore<br />
Major: Nursing<br />
Hometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH<br />
(McAuley)<br />
Beal returns for her second season with the Mount.<br />
She saw action in 10 games last fall for the <strong>Lions</strong>,<br />
starting half of them. Head Coach Leah Todd says that her sophomore<br />
returner packs a lot of fight, energy, speed and grit into her small<br />
frame, and plays a lot bigger than her actual size. Todd adds that Beal<br />
looks to build upon a good freshman season and will challenge for<br />
a starting role up top this fall. Jordan is the daughter of Tammy and<br />
Jack Beal.<br />
JORDAN BEAL’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2011 10 0 0 12 0<br />
GET TO KNOW JORDAN BEAL<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My father<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Hard-working<br />
What is your favorite food: Chicken tenders<br />
What is your favorite quote: “Live, laugh and love.”<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: To never<br />
give up and always give my best.<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at the<br />
end of the season: How well we played as a team and the effort we<br />
put forward to win.<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: Winning against<br />
Manchester 1-0 in the last game of the season.<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: Flying<br />
What will you bring to the team this season: My best effort<br />
One thing you cannot leave the house without: Cell phone<br />
0 Shelbi Benzinger<br />
Goalkeeper • Senior<br />
Major: Inclusive Early Childhood Education<br />
Hometown (High School): Covington, KY (Scott)<br />
Benzinger returns for her fourth season with the<br />
Mount. She continued to move up the Mount’s<br />
all-time leaders among goalkeepers, playing in 15<br />
games, recording two shutouts and three wins. Benzinger is now first<br />
in most games played in goal, tied for second in shutouts (12) and<br />
second in saves, just 10 behind the leader. She was named Second Team<br />
All-HCAC last fall as well as being selected OCSA (Ohio Coaches Soccer<br />
Association) Third Team All-Academic. Head Coach Leah Todd says that<br />
Benzinger has refocused and has worked hard to have an excellent final<br />
collegiate campaign. Todd says that her senior leader has the skills to<br />
be one of the best goalkeepers in the conference, and will look to retain<br />
her starting position this fall. She also plays on the <strong>Lions</strong>’ basketball<br />
team. Shelbi is the daughter of Rhonda and Robert Benzinger.<br />
SHELBI BENZINGER’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games GA SHO Saves W-L-T<br />
2009 10 12 5 56 6-3-1<br />
2010 17 24 5 78 7-7-2<br />
2011 15 30 2 89 3-11-1<br />
Totals 42 66 12 223 16-21-4<br />
GET TO KNOW SHELBI BENZINGER<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: The Centre game<br />
my freshman year when I beat a saves record, or when we beat<br />
Transylvania.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Awesome<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listen to my Dre Beats to get pumped.<br />
What is your dream job: Working behind the scenes in the Music<br />
Industry.<br />
What is your favorite quote: Hard work beats talent when talent<br />
doesn’t work hard.<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: Win the<br />
conference and make the NCAA Tournament.<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: Hocking Hills<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: To fly<br />
What will you bring to the team this season: Hard work, leadership,<br />
and a good attitude.<br />
If you could be on the cover of a magazine what would it be: Sports<br />
Illustrated<br />
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<strong>2012</strong> Returning Players’ Profiles (CONTINUED)<br />
3 Lauren Bishnow<br />
Defender • Junior<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Hometown (High School): Huber Heights, OH<br />
(Wayne)<br />
Bishnow returns for her third season with the<br />
Mount. She started all 16 games she played in last<br />
season for the <strong>Lions</strong>, recording her first career assist in an 8-1 win<br />
over HCAC-rival Anderson. Bishnow was named First Team All-HCAC for<br />
her efforts during 2011 campaign. Head Coach Leah Todd says that<br />
her junior defender has been the foundation of the team’s back line<br />
for the last two seasons and she looks forward to Bishnow continuing<br />
in that role. Todd adds that Bishnow is a strong player who reads the<br />
game and anticipates passes and player movement very well. Todd says<br />
that Bishnow’s communication skills have improved and she has been<br />
working hard to being more involved in the <strong>Lions</strong>’ attack. Lauren is the<br />
daughter of Karen and Mark Bishnow.<br />
LAUREN BISHNOW’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2010 14 0 0 2 0<br />
2011 16 0 1 3 1<br />
Totals 30 0 1 5 1<br />
GET TO KNOW LAUREN BISHNOW<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Confident<br />
What is your favorite food: Cookie Oreo Brownies<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to music.<br />
What is your dream job: Physician’s Assistant at a hospital.<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at<br />
the end of the season: That we never backed down and gave<br />
100 percent every game.<br />
What TV show is a must see: How I Met Your Mother.<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: Our trip to Hocking<br />
Hills.<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Lacrosse<br />
What is your nickname: Bish<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: Fly<br />
9 Brittany Bowman<br />
Midfielder • Senior<br />
Major: Inclusive Early Childhood Education<br />
Hometown (High School): Hamilton, OH (Ross)<br />
Bowman returns for fourth season with the Mount.<br />
She was the team’s lone player in 2011 to play in<br />
and start all 18 games, finishing with a career-high<br />
tying best three goals and totaling seven points overall. All three of<br />
her goals were scored in conference play, with two scores coming in an<br />
8-1 win over Anderson. Bowman, who had the second-most goals and<br />
third-most points on the Mount last season, and now has eight goals<br />
and 21 points in her collegiate career, is a versatile player who can<br />
play any position from the midfield to up top. Head Coach Leah Todd<br />
says that Bowman will look to retain her starting role his season, in<br />
the midfield, and adds that Bowman reads the game very well, and has<br />
improved her shooting ability and defensive pressure. Brittany is the<br />
daughter of Misty and Kevin Johnson.<br />
BRITTANY BOWMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2009 17 3 3 25 9<br />
2010 19 2 1 25 5<br />
2011 18 3 1 21 7<br />
Totals 54 8 5 71 21<br />
GET TO KNOW BRITTANY BOWMAN<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: When we went into<br />
double overtime against Hanover and scored on a set piece for our<br />
Pink Game.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My mother<br />
What is your pregame ritual: get something taped (because I’m<br />
always hurt) and listen to music/juggle in the locker room.<br />
What is your dream job: To be a First grade teacher<br />
What TV show is a must see: Bones<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: To follow my heart and<br />
not to be afraid of failure<br />
Who is the most famous person you have met: Drew Lachey<br />
What is your favorite place on campus: The middle of the quad on a<br />
nice sunny day.<br />
What is the last book you read: The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks<br />
What is the most interesting class you have taken: Phonics, I didn’t<br />
realize how much I forgot from elementary school.<br />
Senior goalkeeper Shelbi Benzinger was a Second Team All-HCAC selection in 2011.<br />
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7 Noel Boyd<br />
Midfielder/Forward • Sophomore<br />
Major: Nursing<br />
Hometown (High School): Oregonia, OH<br />
(Clinton-Massie)<br />
Boyd returns for her second season with the Mount.<br />
She saw action in 12 games last fall, her freshman<br />
season. Head Coach Leah Todd calls Boyd a very technical and smart<br />
player who has refocused her efforts and put the time in this past offseason<br />
to have a strong <strong>2012</strong> campaign. Todd adds that she looks for<br />
Boyd to challenge for a starting position either in the midfield or at<br />
forward this fall. Noel is the daughter of Barbara and John Boyd.<br />
NOEL BOYD’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2011 12 0 0 3 0<br />
GET TO KNOW NOEL BOYD<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: To be in the Nursing program.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My father.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Carefree<br />
What is your favorite quote: “To uncover your true potential you<br />
must first find your own limits and then you have to have the<br />
courage to blow past them.”<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: To make<br />
a huge improvement from last season.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Your mind is going<br />
to tell you to give in long before your body ever will, so just keep<br />
going.<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: The team’s trip to<br />
Hocking Hills.<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Swimming<br />
What will you bring to the team this season: The determination to<br />
never give up and never stop fighting.<br />
Who is the most famous person you have met: Sarah Palin<br />
8 Kelsey Carpenter<br />
Forward • Sophomore<br />
Major: Business Administration<br />
Hometown (High School): Ripley, OH (Ripley)<br />
Carpenter returns for her second season with the<br />
Mount. She played in 13 games last season, starting<br />
twice and had a solid first season, as she adjusted<br />
to the speed of the college game and to a new position, too. Head<br />
Coach Leah Todd states that Carpenter worked hard to improve her<br />
strength on the ball and technical ability during the offseason and<br />
will challenge for a starting spot either in the midfield or up front.<br />
Carpenter is also on the <strong>Lions</strong>’ basketball team. Kelsey is the daughter<br />
of Aimee and Mark Carpenter.<br />
KELSEY CARPENTER’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2011 13 0 0 4 0<br />
GET TO KNOW KELSEY CARPENTER<br />
What is your nickname: Ripley<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: I felt welcomed, loved the campus,<br />
and it was close to home.<br />
What is your dream job: Working for a professional team.<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season:<br />
To get a ring.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Determined<br />
What is your favorite food: Chipotle<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to music.<br />
What is your favorite movie: The Blind Side.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Do what’s best for you.<br />
What is the most interesting class you have taken: Anatomy<br />
14 Kayla Cornette<br />
Defender/Midfielder • Senior<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Hometown (High School): Georgetown, OH<br />
(Georgetown)<br />
Cornette returns for her third season with the<br />
Mount. After missing the 2010 season with an<br />
injury, she bounced back last season to play in 16 games for the <strong>Lions</strong>,<br />
starting 12 times. Cornette is a quick, physical player who figures to<br />
play either on the back line or in the midfield this season, competing<br />
for a starting position. Head Coach Leah Todd says that Cornette leads<br />
by example, and that her senior player is constantly elevating her<br />
game and those around her. Kayla is the daughter of Mary Lou and<br />
Gary Cornette.<br />
KAYLA CORNETTE’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2009 19 0 1 10 1<br />
2011 16 0 0 3 0<br />
Totals 35 0 1 13 1<br />
GET TO KNOW KAYLA CORNETTE<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: Definitely both of<br />
my parents. They have sacrificed so much just so that I can live<br />
my dreams and accomplish my goals.<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Eat a few Reeses, listen to music,<br />
talk the game out with my teammate and best friend Jess and get<br />
in the zone.<br />
What is your dream job: To be an Orthopedic Physician’s Assistant<br />
What is your favorite quote: “For I know the plans I have for you”<br />
declares the Lord “Plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans<br />
to give you hope and a future.”<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season:<br />
Not let the other team score on our defense<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at<br />
the end of the season: That we played with nothing but heart,<br />
and the will to win, but also showed sportsmanship.<br />
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<strong>2012</strong> Returning Players’ Profiles (CONTINUED)<br />
00 Madison Freeman<br />
Goalkeeper • Sophomore<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Hometown (High School): Wilder, KY<br />
(Newport Central Catholic)<br />
Freeman returns for her second season with the<br />
Mount. She got into eight games of action with the<br />
<strong>Lions</strong> in 2011, staring five games in goal, posing a sub 2.00 GAA and<br />
two wins, along with a 1-0 shutout in the team’s season-ending game<br />
against Manchester. Head Coach Leah Todd said that Freeman had a<br />
good freshman season and stepped up in several big games last fall.<br />
Todd adds that Freeman, who has battled through some offseason<br />
injuries but will look to compete for a starting spot this fall, has a<br />
great foundation and is fearless in goal. Madison is the daughter of Sue<br />
Ann and Tony Freeman.<br />
MADISON FREEMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games GA SHO Saves W-L-T<br />
2011 8 10 1 26 2-1-0<br />
GET TO KNOW MADISON FREEMAN<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: The Athletic Training and Physical<br />
Therapy programs.<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to music and getting in the<br />
zone.<br />
What is your dream job: Becoming a Physical Therapist for a major<br />
sports team.<br />
What TV show is a must see: Gator Boys<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Never give up.<br />
Who is the most famous person you have met: The Jonas Brothers.<br />
If you could have any four people (past or present) over for dinner<br />
who would they be: My grandma, John F. Kennedy, Ellen DeGeneres,<br />
and Cristiano Ronaldo.<br />
What is your nickname: Maddie, Maddog<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: Mind reading<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Volleyball<br />
19 Hailey Gadd<br />
Midfielder/Forward • Sophomore<br />
Major: Biology<br />
Hometown (High School): Ft. Thomas, KY<br />
(Highlands)<br />
Gadd returns for her second season with the Mount.<br />
She played in nine of the team’s 18 games last<br />
season, but started four times. Gadd possesses surprising speed and<br />
strength around the ball, and after a year in which she was slowed<br />
by injuries, has recovered well and looks to have a strong sophomore<br />
season. Head Coach Leah Todd says that Gadd will compete for a<br />
starting spot up top. Hailey is the daughter of Molly and Greg Gadd.<br />
HAILEY GADD’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2011 9 0 0 2 0<br />
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GET TO KNOW HAILEY GADD<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Outgoing<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to music in the locker room.<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season:<br />
Getting a ring.<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at the<br />
end of the season: That we never gave up, whether we were winning<br />
or losing.<br />
What TV show is a must see: Dance Moms<br />
What is your favorite movie: Pearl Harbor.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Don’t try to impress<br />
others, impress yourself.<br />
Who is the most famous person you have met: Muhammad Ali<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Diving<br />
What do you like to do on your day off: Go hiking<br />
21 Taylor Hudepohl<br />
Forward • Junior<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Hometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH<br />
(St. Ursula)<br />
Hudepohl returns for her third season with the<br />
Mount. She started 11 games last season for the<br />
<strong>Lions</strong>, finished second on the team in goals with five, and second<br />
in points with 11. Hudepohl is a very determined and strong player<br />
who Head Coach Leah Todd says is looking to put a complete season<br />
together and build on her strong 2011 campaign. Todd adds that<br />
Hudepohl, the team’s leading returning scorer, has the ability and<br />
work ethic to become and even better player as she looks to start at<br />
forward again this season. Taylor is the daughter of Lori and Louis (Pat)<br />
Hudepohl.<br />
TAYLOR HUDEPOHL’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2010 18 1 0 12 2<br />
2011 14 5 1 21 11<br />
Totals 32 6 1 33 13<br />
GET TO KNOW TAYLOR HUDEPOHL<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: My most memorable<br />
soccer moment was when I had a hat trick last season.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My parents are the<br />
most influential people in my life as well as my brother.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Feisty<br />
What is your favorite food: Ice Cream/Chicken<br />
What is your dream job: To be an athletic trainer and as well as a<br />
physical therapist for either a college or professional team.<br />
What is your favorite Cincinnati attraction: Graeters<br />
Who is your favorite soccer player: Heather Mitts<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season:<br />
To make it to the tournament and win a championship ring, and to<br />
play like a team.
24 Katie Jauch<br />
Midfielder • Junior<br />
Major: Inclusive Early Childhood Education<br />
Hometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Mercy)<br />
Jauch returns for her third season with the Mount.<br />
She played in 16 games last fall for the <strong>Lions</strong>,<br />
including 15 as a starter in the midfield. Head Coach<br />
Leah Todd says that Jauch is a resourceful player that has a tireless<br />
work ethic and the desire to be the best. Todd adds that Jauch has<br />
improved technically and her position sense, and that her third-year<br />
returner looks primed to retain her starting position and have a great<br />
season in <strong>2012</strong>. Katie is the daughter of Cindy and Ken Jauch.<br />
KATIE JAUCH’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2010 19 2 1 12 5<br />
2011 16 0 0 10 0<br />
Totals 35 2 1 22 5<br />
GET TO KNOW KATIE JAUCH<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Get my uniform and equipment on, go<br />
to the bathroom, listen to music and juggle the ball with people, go<br />
to the bathroom, coach talks, and then I go to the bathroom one<br />
last time.<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: To<br />
beat Transylvania, and have a great season with lots of wins and<br />
memories.<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at the<br />
end of the season: That we never quit and we were tough to beat.<br />
What TV show is a must see: Bachelor/Bachelorette<br />
If you could have any 4 people (past or present) over for dinner who<br />
would they be: Mia Hamm, Alice Paul, Ken Griffey Jr., and Michael<br />
Jordan.<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: Scoring my first head<br />
ball goal!<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Basketball or<br />
Lacrosse<br />
What is your nickname: KJ<br />
What is the last book you read: Eat. Pray. Love.<br />
What do you like to do on your day off: Go to the boat or ride a<br />
motorcycle.<br />
5 Krista Johnson<br />
Defender • Junior<br />
Major: Psychology<br />
Hometown (High School): Hamilton, OH (Ross)<br />
Johnson returns for her third season with the Mount.<br />
She played in and started 17 games in 2011 for<br />
the <strong>Lions</strong> on the backline, and looks to hold down<br />
a starting spot there again this fall. Head Coach Leah Todd says that<br />
Johnson is a relentless defender who will do whatever it takes to keep<br />
the opposition from scoring. Todd adds that her junior backline player,<br />
who is a fierce tackler, is strong in the air, and will get forward into the<br />
attack, has an amazing work ethic and is one of the fittest players on<br />
the squad. Krista is the daughter of Teresa and Johnny Johnson.<br />
KRISTA JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2010 17 0 0 5 0<br />
2011 17 0 0 4 0<br />
Totals 34 0 0 9 0<br />
GET TO KNOW KRISTA JOHNSON<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: When I got hurt and<br />
told everyone to get me off the field because we had a game to win.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My parents.<br />
What is your favorite food: Mexican.<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to music on my iPod.<br />
What is your dream job: Becoming a professor.<br />
What is your favorite quote: Fear nothing. Put the fear in others.<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: Winning<br />
all our division games.<br />
If you could have any four people (past or present) over for dinner<br />
who would they be: Mia Hamm, George Clooney, Anthony Hopkins,<br />
and Robin Williams<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: When we went to<br />
Hocking Hills.<br />
17 Ann Marie Middendorf<br />
Defender • Senior<br />
Major: Business Administration<br />
Hometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH<br />
(Oak Hills)<br />
Middendorf returns for her fourth season with the<br />
Mount. She added 16 more games played to her career<br />
total last fall, starting 11 times for the <strong>Lions</strong>. Head Coach Leah Todd says<br />
that Middendorf is a deceptive player with good 1 on 1 marking ability<br />
and recovery speed. Middendorf, a versatile player, looks to challenge for<br />
a starting position on the defense or in the midfield for <strong>2012</strong>. Ann Marie<br />
is the daughter of Christelle and Joe Middendorf.<br />
ANN MARIE MIDDENDORF’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2009 18 1 1 12 3<br />
2010 19 0 2 3 2<br />
2011 16 0 0 0 0<br />
Totals 53 1 3 15 5<br />
GET TO KNOW ANN MARIE MIDDENDORF<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: My head ball goal<br />
against Marietta College during my freshman year.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My parents.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Energetic<br />
Who is your favorite soccer player: Abby Wambach<br />
What is your favorite quote: “It’s not whether you get knocked down,<br />
it’s whether you get up.” - Vince Lombardi<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: To win<br />
the conference.<br />
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18 Jessica Pykosz<br />
Forward • Senior<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Hometown (High School): Milford, OH (Milford)<br />
Pykosz returns for her fourth season with the Mount.<br />
She played all 18 games for the <strong>Lions</strong> in <strong>2012</strong>,<br />
tallying goals in wins against HCAC-foes Anderson<br />
and Manchester. Pykosz, a physical player who has great field awareness<br />
and the ability to get her teams involved in the game, worked hard in<br />
the offseason to improve her strength and poised to have a successful<br />
senior season, according to Head Coach Leah Todd. Jessica is the<br />
daughter of Jo and Ken Pykosz.<br />
JESSICA PYKOSZ’ CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2009 19 8 4 51 20<br />
2010 18 3 1 17 7<br />
2011 18 2 0 37 4<br />
Totals 55 13 5 105 31<br />
GET TO KNOW JESSICA PYKOSZ<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: Winning the district<br />
championship my sophomore year in high school.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My sister<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to music in the locker room<br />
with the team; special handshake with Brittany Bowman.<br />
What is your dream job: Physician’s Assistant.<br />
Who is your favorite soccer player: Abby Wambach<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: “Don’t let anyone ever<br />
tell you that you are not capable of doing something.”<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: Spending time with the<br />
team at the cabin in Hocking Hills.<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Basketball<br />
What is your nickname: Py<br />
10 Mariah Rhoads<br />
Midfielder • Junior<br />
Major: Inclusive Early Childhood Education<br />
Hometown (High School): Wilmington, OH<br />
(Clinton-Massie)<br />
Rhoads returns for her third season with the Mount.<br />
She played in 17 of the team’s 18 games last season,<br />
and recorded her first collegiate goal in a conference win against<br />
Anderson. Head Coach Leah Todd states that her junior midfielder is<br />
a confident player who has improved her fitness level and movement<br />
off the ball. Todd adds that Rhoads was a great spark off the bench in<br />
2011, but looks to challenge for a starting position in the center of the<br />
midfield this fall. Mariah is the daughter of Mona and Mark Rhoads.<br />
MARIA RHOADS’ CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2010 18 0 0 3 0<br />
2011 17 1 2 17 4<br />
Totals 35 1 2 20 4<br />
GET TO KNOW MARIAH RHOADS<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: Because it was exactly what I<br />
was looking for. I wanted a small school in a location close to the<br />
city and where I knew I could be successful with soccer. It is also<br />
somewhat close to home<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: Definitely my parents.<br />
They have always pushed me to follow my dreams and work hard in<br />
every aspect of life. They are very encouraging and supportive<br />
What is your dream job: I want to be a teacher. I’ve always been<br />
determined to do something where I know I can help people and<br />
really make a difference.<br />
Who is your favorite soccer player: Lionel Messi<br />
What is your favorite quote: “Never let the fear of striking out keep<br />
you from playing the game.”<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: To get<br />
first place in our conference and get a ring!<br />
What professional player would you say your game mimics: I like to<br />
think I have my own style. But I would like to mimic how Megan<br />
Rapinoe, who plays for the USA Women’s National Team.<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: The trip to Hocking<br />
Hills during pre-season. We all had so much fun together and it was<br />
a great way to get to know everyone before season started.<br />
What do you like to do on your day off: Spend time with my friends<br />
and family and do anything fun outdoors.<br />
What will you bring to the team this season: I hope to bring<br />
leadership to the team. I want everyone to be as determined as<br />
I am to win more, to be in better shape, and to give their all.<br />
2 Jenna Shull<br />
Midfielder/Forward • Senior<br />
Major: Inclusive Early Childhood Education<br />
Hometown (High School): Springfield, OH<br />
(Northeastern)<br />
Shull returns for her fourth season with the Mount.<br />
She played in eight games for the <strong>Lions</strong> in 2011,<br />
starting three times, as her season was slowed due to injuries and<br />
illness. Shull scored her first collegiate goal last season in a 1-0 home<br />
win over Cincinnati Christian. Shull appears to be injury-free heading<br />
into her final season in <strong>2012</strong> after an off-season of hard work. Head<br />
Coach Leah Todd says that Shull has improved her strength on the ball,<br />
and is a smart player with an amazing work ethic and fitness level. She<br />
adds that Shull looks to return to the team’s starting line-up in <strong>2012</strong><br />
either in the midfield or up top. Jenna is the daughter of Mary and Jim<br />
Shull.<br />
JENNA SHULL’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2009 9 0 0 6 0<br />
2010 12 0 0 0 0<br />
2011 8 1 0 3 2<br />
Totals 29 1 0 9 2<br />
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GET TO KNOW JENNA SHULL<br />
What is your pregame ritual: I always listen to my IPod before games.<br />
What is your dream job: Elementary School teacher<br />
What is your favorite Cincinnati attraction: The Zoo!<br />
What TV show is a must see: The Vampire Diaries<br />
What is your favorite movie: 21 Jump Street<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: To always be yourself<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: Scoring my first<br />
collegiate goal.<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Basketball<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: I would want to<br />
be able to fly.<br />
What is the last book you read: Water for Elephants<br />
13 Macie Smith<br />
Midfielder/Forward • Junior<br />
Major: Art Education<br />
Hometown (High School): Springboro, OH<br />
(Springboro)<br />
Smith returns for her third season with the Mount.<br />
She once again battled injuries last fall for the <strong>Lions</strong>,<br />
but saw action in 10 games, including five as a starter. Head Coach<br />
Leah Todd says Smith, who is the type of player who is always in the<br />
right place at the right time, has improved her strength and movement<br />
off the ball and figures to challenge for a starting spot at forward this<br />
season. Macie is the daughter of Patricia and Herb Smith.<br />
MACIE SMITH’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2010 14 1 1 18 3<br />
2011 10 0 0 15 0<br />
Totals 24 1 1 33 3<br />
4 Bridgette Yuellig<br />
Defender • Sophomore<br />
Major: Nursing<br />
Hometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH<br />
(Colerain)<br />
Yuellig returns for her second season with the<br />
Mount. She played 15 games for the <strong>Lions</strong> during her<br />
freshman season in 2011, starting 13 times on the defense. Head Coach<br />
Leah Todd says that Yuellig had a solid freshman campaign last fall and<br />
will look to hold onto her starting spot for <strong>2012</strong>. Todd adds that Yuellig<br />
is a smart player who is a strong tackler with good instincts on the<br />
back line. Bridgette is the daughter of Mindee and Greg Yuellig.<br />
BRIDGETTE YUELLIG’S CAREER STATISTICS<br />
Year Games Goals Assists Shots Points<br />
2011 15 0 0 4 0<br />
GET TO KNOW BRIDGETTE YUELLIG<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My parents.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Motivated.<br />
What is your favorite food: Mexican.<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to music with Jordan<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at the<br />
end of the season: That we were hard-working.<br />
What TV show is a must see: Teen Wolf.<br />
What is your favorite movie: 21 Jump Street.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Never give up.<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Hockey<br />
What is the last book you read: The Hunger Games<br />
GET TO KNOW MACIE SMITH<br />
What is your favorite food: Buffalo wings<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listen to music<br />
What is your favorite quote: Dream as if you’ll live forever, live as if<br />
you’ll die tomorrow.<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: To be a<br />
close team and beat last year’s record.<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: Going to Hocking Hills<br />
for our pre-season two-a-days<br />
What is your favorite place on campus: The Art building<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Drag racing<br />
What do you like to do on your day off: Hangout with my roommates<br />
and friends.<br />
What is the most interesting class you have taken: Philosophy of art<br />
and Psychology.<br />
What TV show is a must see: Tosh O.<br />
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34 Megan Brown<br />
Midfielder • Freshman<br />
Major: Undeclared<br />
Hometown (High School): Blanchester, OH<br />
(Blanchester)<br />
Brown joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She<br />
played sweeper, stopper and center midfielder for<br />
high school Head Coach Troy Brown. Brown led the team in goals and<br />
assists last fall, and was named First Team All-League, and First Team<br />
All-Southwest District following her senior campaign. She also played<br />
high school basketball and ran track, and was in the National Honor<br />
Society. Megan is the daughter of Veronica and Troy Brown.<br />
GET TO KNOW MEGAN BROWN<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: For a chance to play the sports I<br />
love while also getting a good education and being close to home.<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: Making the varsity<br />
team my freshman year.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My mom and my dad.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Determined<br />
What is your dream job: Working at a place like Beacon Orthopedics.<br />
What is your favorite Cincinnati attraction: The Newport Aquarium.<br />
Who is your favorite professional athlete: Tim Tebow<br />
What is your favorite quote: Somewhere behind the athlete you’ve<br />
become and the hours of practice and the coaches who have pushed<br />
you is a little girl who fell in love with the game and never looked<br />
back… play for her.<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at the<br />
end of the season: That we were relentless.<br />
What do you like to do on your day off: Sleep, workout, and shop.<br />
15 Kayla Eiben<br />
Midfielder/Forward • Freshman<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Hometown (High School): Erlanger, KY<br />
(Dixie Heights)<br />
Eiben joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She played<br />
outside defender, sweeper and center midfielder<br />
for high school Head Coach Curt Critcher. Eiben made the All-District<br />
Tournament team her senior season, was an All-Region Tournament<br />
team selection as a senior, and was named All-Region Tournament MVP.<br />
In addition, she was a Northern Kentucky All-Star Honorable Mention<br />
selection and All-Northern Kentucky Coaches Second Team honoree as<br />
a senior. In the classroom Eiben won an Anatomy award (junior year),<br />
and was on her school’s Honor Roll every year. Kayla is the daughter of<br />
Sandy and John Eiben.<br />
GET TO KNOW KAYLA EIBEN<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: They have the Doctorate of Physical<br />
Therapy program and I wanted to play soccer.<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: When I scored the<br />
winning goal in our final regional game.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My mother<br />
What is your favorite Cincinnati attraction: The WEBN Fireworks<br />
Who is your favorite professional athlete: Megan Rapinoe<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Basketball<br />
What is your nickname: Kay<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: To read<br />
people’s minds.<br />
What will you bring to the team this season: Team spirit and<br />
hard work<br />
What is your favorite quote: “I’ve missed more than 9000 shors in<br />
my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I’ve been trusted<br />
to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over<br />
and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.” –Michael<br />
Jordan<br />
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23 Jen Fern<br />
Goalkeeper • Freshman<br />
Major: Pre-Nursing<br />
Hometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH<br />
(McAuley)<br />
Fern joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She played<br />
goalie for high school Head Coach Melissa Frampton,<br />
was in the Key Club, in the Ski Club, on the Service and Immersion Trip<br />
Team, and in the Ambassador’s Club. Jen is the daughter of Catherine<br />
and Pete Fern.<br />
GET TO KNOW JEN FERN<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: Multiple reasons but their nursing<br />
program, I felt at home here, and alumni that I know have told me<br />
only good things about The Mount.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My Grandmother<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Well-rounded<br />
What is your dream job: To work as a flight nurse or as a nurse in a<br />
burn hospital.<br />
Who is your favorite soccer player: Hope Solo<br />
What is your favorite quote: “I can accept failure, everyone fails at<br />
something. But I can’t accept not trying.” - Michael Jordan<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: To make<br />
each practice and game better than the last one.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Your past mistakes<br />
don’t define who you are today.<br />
If you could have any four people (past or present) over for dinner<br />
who would they be: Elvis Presley, Brandon Phillips, Lauren Conrad<br />
and Michael Phelps<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: Super Human<br />
Strength<br />
What will you bring to the team this season: Motivation and<br />
Determination<br />
What is the last book you read: Crazy for the Storm: A Memoir of<br />
Survival by Norman Ollstead<br />
12 Lexie Froehlke<br />
Defender • Freshman<br />
Major: Physical Therapy<br />
Hometown (High School): Oxford, OH (Talawanda)<br />
Froehlke joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She<br />
played the sweeper position for high school Head<br />
Coach Steve Thompson. Froehlke was a Second Team<br />
All-League selection her junior season and a First Team All-League<br />
winner here senior season. She also won an FAVC All-Conference<br />
Academic Award as a senior; and also given an Ohio Scholastic Soccer<br />
Coaches Association Academic Excellence award following her final<br />
prep season. Lexie is the daughter of Kristin and Albert Froehlke.<br />
GET TO KNOW LEXIE FROEHLKE<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: I wanted a small school experience,<br />
where I could get a good education and play soccer.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My Grandmother.<br />
What is your dream job: To be a Physical Therapist at a veteran<br />
hospital.<br />
Who is your favorite professional athlete: Peyton Manning<br />
Who is your favorite soccer player: Hope Solo<br />
What is your favorite quote: The harder you work, the harder it is to<br />
surrender.<br />
What is your favorite movie: Iron Man 2.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Follow your heart and<br />
everything else will fall into place.<br />
What is your nickname: Lex<br />
What do you like to do on your day off: Play the guitar.<br />
20 Morgan Froehlke<br />
Defender/Midfielder • Freshman<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Hometown (High School): Oxford, OH (Talawanda)<br />
Froehlke joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She<br />
played stopper, sweeper and midfielder for high<br />
school Head Coach Steve Thompson. Froehlke had<br />
three goals and five assists her senior season, as she totaled eight<br />
goals in her high school career. She also was selected for the Senior<br />
All-Star game, and the All-Star team at the Tiffin camp. Morgan is the<br />
daughter of Kristin and Albert Froehlke.<br />
GET TO KNOW MORGAN FROEHLKE<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: I liked the small campus and the<br />
relationships between the students and teachers. The Mount had<br />
my major I wanted and I also got to play soccer there and that<br />
was a big deal to me too.<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: Scoring a late minute<br />
goal to win over one of our rivals Edgewood.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My grandmother<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to my music and thinking<br />
about what I can do to make an impact on the game.<br />
What is your dream job: Being the manager of a professional<br />
soccer team<br />
What is your favorite quote: Excellence is not a singular act, but a<br />
habit. You are what you repeatedly do.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Never stop improving.<br />
Who is the most famous person you have met: George Bush<br />
What is your nickname: Morg<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: Mind reading<br />
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<strong>2012</strong> First-Year Players’ Profiles (CONTINUED)<br />
25 Victoria Heflin<br />
Midfielder/Forward • Freshman<br />
Major: Pre-Nursing<br />
Hometown (High School): Hamilton, OH<br />
(Hamilton Badin)<br />
Heflin joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She played<br />
forward and center midfielder in high school for Head<br />
Coach Steve Tabor. Heflin scored six goals and added an assist last<br />
season as a team captain, and she was named Second Team All-GGCL.<br />
In addition, she was on the honor roll her junior and senior years, and<br />
in other groups and clubs. Heflin also played high school softball and<br />
basketball. Victoria is the daughter of Rica and Bob Heflin.<br />
GET TO KNOW VICTORIA HEFLIN<br />
Why did you choose The Mount: The great nursing program.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: Mom<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Outgoing<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Dancing in the locker room.<br />
What is your dream job: Pediatric Oncology Nurse<br />
What is your favorite quote: “Never let the fear of striking out,<br />
keep you from playing the game.”<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: To give<br />
110% and win our division<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Go into every<br />
situation with a positive attitude no matter what anyone else has<br />
told you about that person, place, or thing.<br />
11 Haley Rush<br />
Forward • Freshman<br />
Major: Art Therapy<br />
Hometown (High School): New Palestine, IN<br />
(New Palestine)<br />
Rush joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She played<br />
forward in high school for Head Coach Dana Merrick.<br />
Rush was her team’s leading scorer as a freshman. She was also on the<br />
track & field team, was in the National Honor Society, in the National<br />
Arts Honors Society, and was an Academic All-State honoree. Haley is<br />
the daughter of Angie and Rick Rush.<br />
GET TO KNOW HALEY RUSH<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: Winning the<br />
President’s Cup and advancing on to Regionals.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: shy<br />
What is your favorite food: Macaroni and cheese<br />
What is your dream job: Art Therapist<br />
What is your favorite quote: “Be who you are and say what you feel,<br />
because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t<br />
mind.” - Dr. Seuss<br />
If you could have any 4 people (past or present) over for dinner<br />
who would they be: My Grandpa Roy, George Washington, Albert<br />
Einstein, and Sigmund Freud.<br />
Who is the most famous person you have met: Rupert from Survivor<br />
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28 Ashley Schmid<br />
Defender • Sophomore<br />
Major: Business Administration<br />
Hometown (High School): Harrison, OH<br />
(McAuley)<br />
Schmid joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She<br />
played defense in high school for Head Coach Melissa<br />
Frampton. Ashley is the daughter of Ronda and Norb Schmid.<br />
GET TO KNOW ASHLEY SCHMID<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My mother.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Aggressive<br />
What is your dream job: To own my own hair salon,<br />
What is your favorite quote: “Live everyday like it’s your last.”<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season:<br />
To win it all.<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at<br />
the end of the season: That we left it all on the field.<br />
What TV show is a must see: Pretty Little Liars.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Don’t sweat the little<br />
things.<br />
If you could have any four people (past or present) over for dinner<br />
who would they be: Abraham Lincoln, Tim McGraw, President Obama<br />
and Mia Hamm.<br />
1 Amanda Smiley<br />
Defender/Midfielder • Freshman<br />
Major: Undeclared<br />
Hometown (High School): Delaware, OH<br />
(Rutherford B. Hayes)<br />
Smiley joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She<br />
played sweeper, fullback, outside midfielder and<br />
forward for high school Head Coach Dan Fuches. Smiley was a threeyear<br />
varsity player, and a four-year club starter. In addition, she was<br />
on her school’s Honor Roll from 2008-2010, tested in the top five<br />
percent in the country for math (2011), was a member of the National<br />
Society of High School Scholars, and received the President’s Award.<br />
Smiley also competed in track & field in high school. Amanda is the<br />
daughter of Michelle and Bradd Smiley.<br />
GET TO KNOW AMANDA SMILEY<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: In the summer my<br />
club team always plays in 3v3 tournaments. We travel all over Ohio<br />
and we all stay together and usually go out to eat after the first day.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My mother.<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Ambitious<br />
What is your favorite food: Fettuccini Alfredo<br />
What is your dream job: I want to become a neonatologist.<br />
What is your favorite quote: Life’s a climb, but the view is great.<br />
What is your favorite place on campus: The Stadium<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Run track<br />
What do you like to do on your day off: Hang out with friends,<br />
or lie around and watch movies with my family.
29 Sara Smith<br />
Midfielder • Freshman<br />
Major: Art – Graphic Design<br />
Hometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)<br />
Smith joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She played<br />
midfield for high school Head Coach Lou Gerde. Smith<br />
also competed in high school swimming and cross<br />
country. Sara is the daughter of Rosa and David Smith.<br />
GET TO KNOW SARA SMITH<br />
What is your most memorable soccer moment: Traveling to different<br />
cities and competing in tournaments.<br />
Who is the most influential person in your life: My father<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Indescribable<br />
What TV show is a must see: Jersey Shore<br />
What is your favorite movie: The Notebook.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Don’t change who you<br />
are to impress others.<br />
What professional player would you say your game mimics: Heather<br />
Mitts<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: Swimming<br />
What is your dream job: Physical Therapist<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season: Work<br />
hard and make a contribution.<br />
32 Hayley Sunderhaus<br />
Defender • Sophomore<br />
Major: Nursing<br />
Hometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH<br />
(McAuley)<br />
Sunderhaus joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She<br />
transferred to the Mount from HCAC-rival Manchester<br />
College, where she started 17 of the 18 games she played in last<br />
season, scoring one goal and adding two assists. Hayley is the daughter<br />
of Melissa and Larry Sunderhaus.<br />
GET TO KNOW HAYLEY SUNDERHAUS<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Willing<br />
What is your favorite food: Mexican<br />
What is your dream job: Working in a children’s hospital.<br />
What is your favorite Cincinnati attraction: Kings Island<br />
Who is your favorite professional athlete: Jay Bruce<br />
What is your favorite quote: “It’s not a sacrifice if you love<br />
what you are doing.”<br />
What would you like other teams to remember about the team at the<br />
end of the season: How we worked harder than any other team and<br />
never gave up.<br />
What is the best advice you have been given: Do what makes you<br />
happy.<br />
Who is the most famous person you have met: My grandma. She was<br />
on a commercial<br />
If you didn’t play soccer what sport would you play: I always<br />
thought gymnasts were awesome so probably gymnastics.<br />
16 Cirsti Weber<br />
Midfielder/Forward • Freshman<br />
Major: Undeclared<br />
Hometown (High School): Oxford, OH (Talawanda)<br />
Weber joins the <strong>Lions</strong> for her first season. She played<br />
multiple positions for high school Head Coach Steve<br />
Thompson. Weber was an Academic All-Southwest<br />
honoree, won an All-Conference Academic award and a Math award in<br />
high school; and was on her school’s honor roll. Cirsti is the daughter<br />
of Catherine and Christopher Weber.<br />
GET TO KNOW CIRSTI WEBER<br />
Describe yourself in one word: Laid back<br />
What is your favorite food: Ice Cream<br />
What is your pregame ritual: Listening to music.<br />
What is your favorite Cincinnati attraction: Great American Ball Park<br />
and Kings Island.<br />
Who is your favorite soccer player: Alex Morgan<br />
What is your most important goal for the upcoming season:<br />
Get to know the team and improve my game.<br />
What is your favorite movie: Anchorman<br />
What is your favorite memory of last season: Playing St. Ursula.<br />
They were #1 in the city and #2 in the country my junior year in<br />
high school.<br />
If you could have a super power what would it be: Just to be like<br />
Batman<br />
What will you bring to the team this season: Hard work and<br />
dedication<br />
Sophomore defender Bridgette Yuellig returns in <strong>2012</strong> after starting 13 games last season.<br />
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2011 Results<br />
Overall record: 5-12-1<br />
Home record: 5-4-1<br />
Away record: 0-8-0<br />
HCAC record: 4-5-0<br />
Date Opponent location Result<br />
9/1 Wilmington University Wilmington, OH L 1-0<br />
9/3 Centre College Danville, KY L 8-0<br />
9/7 Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware, OH L 2-0<br />
9/10 Marietta College Schueler Field t 1-1 (2OT)<br />
9/13 Cincinnati Christian University Schueler Field w 1-0<br />
9/16 Heidelberg University Tiffin, OH L 4-1<br />
9/19 Wittenberg University Schueler Field l 2-0<br />
9/24 Bluffton University* Blufton, OH L 3-0<br />
9/26 Thomas More College Schueler Field l 5-0<br />
9/28 Ohio Northern University Ada, OH L 4-1<br />
10/1 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology* Schueler Field w 1-0<br />
10/8 Earlham College* Schueler Field l 2-0<br />
10/12 Hanover College* Hanover, IN L 4-0<br />
10/15 Anderson University* Schueler Field w 8-1<br />
10/19 Franklin College* Schueler Field w 2-0<br />
10/22 Defiance College* Defiance, OH L 2-1<br />
10/27 Transylvania University* Schueler Field l 1-0<br />
10/29 Manchester College* Schueler Field w 1-0<br />
*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game,<br />
Home games in bold.<br />
2011 Mount Individual Statistics<br />
Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT<br />
Caldwell, Andrea 17-17 5 2 12 34 .147 14 .412 2 2-2<br />
Hudepohl, Taylor 14-11 5 1 11 21 .238 16 .762 1 0-0<br />
Bowman, Brittany 18-18 3 1 7 21 .143 13 .619 0 0-0<br />
Pykosz, Jessica 18-12 2 0 4 37 .054 14 .378 1 0-0<br />
Rhoads, Mariah 17-9 1 2 4 17 .059 6 .353 0 0-0<br />
Shull, Jenna 8-3 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333 1 0-0<br />
Schroeder, Leah 13-7 0 1 1 14 .000 7 .500 0 0-0<br />
Bishnow, Lauren 16-16 0 1 1 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Smith, Macie 10-5 0 0 0 15 .000 10 .667 0 0-0<br />
Beal, Jordan 10-5 0 0 0 12 .000 6 .500 0 0-0<br />
Jauch, Katie 16-15 0 0 0 10 .000 4 .400 0 0-0<br />
Carpenter, Kelsey 13-2 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0<br />
Johnson, Krista 17-17 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0<br />
Yuellig, Bridgette 15-13 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0<br />
Cornette, Kayla 16-12 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0<br />
Boyd, Noel 12-0 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0<br />
Gadd, Hailey 9-4 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0<br />
Shaneyfelt, Sarah 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Wurzelbacher, Hope 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Kammer, Joani 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Deaton, Brandy 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
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Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT<br />
Miller, Megan 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Boynton, Meaghan 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Middendorf, Ann Marie 16-11 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Steiger, Kayla 12-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Freeman, Madison 10-5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Benzinger, Shelbi 15-13 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0<br />
Total 18 17 8 42 207 .082 100 .483 5 2-2<br />
Opponent 18 40 22 102 285 .140 157 .551 12 0-0<br />
Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho<br />
Kammer, Joani 1-0 13:49 0 0.00 1 1.00 0 0 0 0<br />
Freeman, Madison 8-5 470:03 10 1.91 26 .722 2 1 0 1<br />
Benzinger, Shelbi 15-13 1156:08 30 2.34 89 .748 3 11 1 2<br />
Team 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 1<br />
Total 18 1640:00 40 2.20 117 .745 5 12 1 4<br />
Opponents 18 1640:00 17 0.93 83 .830 12 5 1 9<br />
Mount in the HCAC<br />
This season marks the Mount’s 15th season of action in the Heartland<br />
Collegiate Athletic Conference. While a member of the conference, the<br />
<strong>Lions</strong> have been an HCAC power, competing against Anderson University,<br />
Bluffton University, Defiance College, Earlham College, Franklin College,<br />
Hanover College, Manchester College, Rose-Hulman Institute of<br />
Technology, and Transylvania University. Their overall record during their<br />
time spent in the conference is 88-24-7. This mark includes six outright<br />
conference titles and one shared HCAC title. The <strong>Lions</strong> hold a winning<br />
record against seven of the nine conference opponents, including<br />
undefeated marks against Anderson (18-0) and Franklin (16-0).<br />
In 1998, the <strong>Lions</strong> first year in the HCAC, the Mount and Wilmington<br />
were co-champions with a record of 5-1-1. There was not a conference<br />
tournament that year, but many Mount players were recognized<br />
for outstanding achievement. Three players were named First Team<br />
AllConference, one player was named Second Team All-Conference, Mandy<br />
Blazer was co-MVP of the conference, and Head Coach Sam Pogoni was<br />
named Coach of the Year.<br />
The <strong>Lions</strong> placed second in the regular season with a 5-1 record in<br />
1999, falling just short to Wilmington, who compiled a 6-0 mark. In<br />
the HCAC Tournament, the Mount went 3-0, defeating Wilmington by a<br />
1-0 score, giving the <strong>Lions</strong> the tournament championship. Many Mount<br />
players were acknowledge for their accomplishments in 1999 as three<br />
players were named First Team All-Conference and one player received an<br />
Honorable Mention award.<br />
In 2000, the <strong>Lions</strong> swept the conference 6-0 and won the season end<br />
tournament. They went 2-0 in the tournament defeating Anderson 5-0<br />
in the championship. As in previous years, the Mount had a number of<br />
players receive awards. Lisa Sutton was named Player of the Year. Sutton<br />
and two other players were named First Team All-Conference and two<br />
players were named Second Team All-Conference.<br />
In 2001, the Mount placed second behind an undefeated Transylvania<br />
team in regular season play with 5-1 record, but fought back to win the<br />
conference championship to qualify for the NCAA Division III Regional<br />
Tournament. The <strong>Lions</strong> again received many honors including three<br />
All-Conference nominees. In addition, Lisa Sutton was also awarded<br />
Academic All-Conference Academic AllDistrict, NSCAA All-Ohio, and<br />
Conference Player of the Week twice. Jill Miller was also an HCAC Player<br />
of the Week honoree and Sam Pogoni was named Coach of the Year.<br />
The <strong>Lions</strong> won five of seven games in the conference in 2002 (with<br />
one tie against defending regular season champion Transylvania).<br />
The team’s lone setback in regular season play came by a 1-0 score at<br />
Hanover College. The Mount avenged that loss by defeating the Panthers<br />
2-0 in the conference championship game. Mount players, Erin Fox, Erin<br />
Mallory and Lindsay Doll were named All-Conference. The <strong>Lions</strong> slipped a<br />
bit in conference play during the 2003 season but still compiled a .500<br />
record with a 3-3-1 record. That record left them in fifth place tie with<br />
Defiance, as they missed qualifying to the post-season HCAC Tournament<br />
for the first time ever. The Mount scored the second most goals in<br />
conference-only games. Michele Philips was selected All-Conference<br />
honors.<br />
After a one-year absence from the HCAC Tournament, the Mount<br />
returned to conference post-season competition in 2004, but dropped<br />
a 1-0 double overtime game to eventual HCAC Tournament champion<br />
Manchester. The <strong>Lions</strong>’ defense posted three shutouts in conference<br />
play, and qualified to the HCAC Tournament by blanking Bluffton, 6-0,<br />
collecting the third seed in the tournament. A conference-tying best<br />
total of five players received All-Conference recognition: Margie Pfiester,<br />
Jessey Spradlin, Lori Sullivan, Michele Phillips, and Sarah Lamping.<br />
Over the course of the 2005 season, the Mount compiled a record of<br />
13-6-2, including a 5-0-2 HCAC record, and steamed rolled to yet another<br />
conference championship. Leading the way for the <strong>Lions</strong> in 2005 was<br />
Jessey Spradlin, who tallied nine goals in conference games and was<br />
named the HCAC Most Valuable Player. Other players receiving First Team<br />
All-Conference recognition were Sandy Rack, Katie Henlein, Michele<br />
Phillips, Kristi Poling, and Amanda Hauck. Hauck had an HCAC best four<br />
shutouts in conference play. Head Coach Carrie Taylor was named HCAC<br />
Coach of the Year.<br />
The <strong>Lions</strong> recorded another stellar season of play in the HCAC during<br />
the 2006 campaign, when they rolled to a 7-1 record, good for second<br />
place in the conference. The Mount out-scored their opponents 41-5<br />
in HCAC play. The <strong>Lions</strong> defeated Rose-Hulman in the first round of the<br />
HCAC Tournament, 3-1 but fell in the conference championship game<br />
to Transylvania by an identical score. Jessey Spradlin, who led the<br />
conference in points per game, and goals, and was tied for second in<br />
assists, was voted HCAC Most Valuable Player for the second straight<br />
season. She also won three Conference Player of the Week awards. Mount<br />
teammates Katie Henlein, Beth Schuermann and Sarah Thaxton were<br />
among the offensive statistical leaders while Becky Thaxton was second<br />
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Mount in the HCAC (CONTINUED)<br />
in goals against average and shutouts, and tied for sixth in saves, as well<br />
as HCAC co-freshman of the Year. Sandy Rack, Kristi Poling, Spradlin and<br />
Henlein were named First Team All-Conference while Laurie Neumann and<br />
Schuermann were selected Second Team All-HCAC. As a team, the <strong>Lions</strong><br />
were first in conference in points, goals and assists, as well as second in<br />
goals against average and tied for second in shutouts.<br />
The Mount finished in third place in the HCAC in 2007, losing to the<br />
conference’s top two teams Rose Hulman and Transylvania, both by 1-0<br />
scores. The <strong>Lions</strong> were ousted in the HCAC Tournament by Transylvania,<br />
3-1, but had a fine all-around season of play from many individuals<br />
adding up to a strong team performance. The Mount was second in<br />
shutouts, goals against average and assists, and was third in points<br />
scored and tied for third in goals scored. Freshman Ashley Maynard was<br />
first in game winning goals, fourth in goals per game and sixth in points<br />
per game. Mount leading scorer Beth Schuermann was also in the top<br />
ten in the HCAC goals per game and points per game. Allie Pirman was<br />
second in the conference in assists per game. Kelly Bare finished first in<br />
the HCAC in shutouts (five), second in goals against average and seventh<br />
in saves. Schuermann, Pirman and Laurie Neumann were named First<br />
Team All-HCAC while Bare and Laura Mund were namedSecond Team<br />
All-Conference. Bare also picked up an HCAC Player of the Week award.<br />
In 2008 the <strong>Lions</strong> claimed both their regular season title and the<br />
conference tournament championship, going undefeated during the<br />
entire conference slate of games, out-scoring their opponents 22-1.<br />
The Mount was first in HCAC team statistical categories goals allowed<br />
per game and shutouts; and second in points scored, goals scored and<br />
assists. Conference MVP Kelly Bare, was second in goals against average<br />
and first in shutouts, as she was selected a two-time Player of the Week<br />
winner and First Team All-Conference. Beth Schuermann, also a First<br />
Team All-Conference honoree, was tied for third in points per game,<br />
second in goals and tied for first in game-winning goals, and collected<br />
two Player of the Week awards. She was joined on the First Team by Allie<br />
Pirman, Laurie Neumann and Shannon Nortman. Nikki Jones, Laura Mund<br />
and Jessica Jester were named Second Team All-HCAC. Ashley Maynard<br />
was second in the conference in assists while Head Coach Carrie Taylor<br />
collected the HCAC Coach of the Year award.<br />
The <strong>Lions</strong> recorded a second-place tie with Transylvania in the HCAC<br />
standings, with each finishing with 6-2 marks during the 2009 season.<br />
Hanover and Rose-Hulman tied for first place and the four teams faced<br />
off in the opening round of the Conference tournament. The Mount fell<br />
to Hanover, 2-1, to end their season at 11-6-2 overall. The <strong>Lions</strong> allowed<br />
only five goals in eight regular season conference games, and scored a<br />
conference-best 22 goals in those contests. Andrea Caldwell had a stellar<br />
season for the Mount, leading the conference in points per game, goals<br />
per game and game winning-goals (four). She won HCAC Player of the<br />
Week honors twice and was named First Team All-HCAC. Jessica Pykosz,<br />
who was third in assists per game, was named First Team All-Conference,<br />
as was Laurie Neumann. Ashley Maynard was also third in assists per<br />
game and was a Second Team All-HCAC honoree. Shannon Nortman also<br />
garnered Second Team All-Conference honors while Shelbi Benzinger was<br />
first in goals against average and first in shutout (four). Brittany Bowman<br />
picked up a HCAC Player of the Week award during the season. As a team,<br />
the <strong>Lions</strong> were first in points and goals; second in goals against average<br />
and shutouts; and third in assists.<br />
The Mount turned in another solid season of play in the conference<br />
in 2010, tying for the second-best record in the conference at 7-2 which<br />
qualified them to the four-team HCAC Tournament. There the <strong>Lions</strong> lost to<br />
eventual HCAC Tournament winner Transylvania University, 5-0. The <strong>Lions</strong><br />
allowed only nine goals in conference games during the season, and were<br />
third in points scored, third in goals, fourth in assists, fourth in goals<br />
against average; as well as recording the second most shutouts (five) in<br />
HCAC action. Ashley Maynard, a First Team All-HCAC selection, was eight<br />
in points per game, and tied for the fourth-most goals in HCAC play.<br />
Jessica Smith, a Second Team All-HCAC honoree, was tied for fifth in the<br />
conference in assists, and had the third-most game-winning goals. Shelbi<br />
Benzinger had a strong season for the <strong>Lions</strong> in goal, finishing fourth in<br />
goals against average and recording the second-most shutouts. Jessica<br />
Pykosz was named Second Team All-Conference.<br />
The Mount had an up-and-down year in 2011 conference play,<br />
finishing with 12 points and four wins. The <strong>Lions</strong> played their best game<br />
of the season overall, and in the conference, at home on October 15 th<br />
beating Anderson University, 8-1. The team’s was very solid throughout<br />
conference games, conceding only 1.44 goals per game. The Mount also<br />
recorded three HCAC shutouts during the season. Lauren Bishnow led<br />
the <strong>Lions</strong>’ defense, and was selected First Team All-Heartland Collegiate<br />
Athletic Conference. Shelbi Benzinger and Andrea Campbell were both<br />
selected to the All-HCAC Second Team. Krista Johnson was selected to<br />
the All Sportsmanship Team.<br />
2011 Conference Standings<br />
Conference<br />
overall<br />
pts GP Record Win % GF GA GP Record Win % GF GA<br />
Hanover 24 9 8-1 .889 25 2 20 15-3-2 .800 48 12<br />
Earlham 24 9 8-1 .889 22 4 18 11-6-1 .639 33 17<br />
Transylvania 21 9 7-2 .778 25 5 18 14-3-1 .806 45 14<br />
Bluffton 16 9 6-3 .611 13 11 18 11-5-2 .667 37 20<br />
Manchester 15 9 5-4 .556 9 8 18 7-10-1 .417 18 25<br />
Mount 12 9 4-5 .444 13 13 18 5-12-1 .306 17 40<br />
Franklin 9 9 3-6 .333 8 17 17 9-8-0 .529 37 25<br />
Defiance 9 9 3-6 .333 9 12 19 5-14-0 .263 16 38<br />
Rose-Hulman 4 9 1-8 .167 6 14 18 5-12-1 .306 19 37<br />
Anderson 0 9 0-9 .000 2 46 17 3-14-0 .176 13 75<br />
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2011 HCAC Tournament Results<br />
Semifinals - Nov. 2<br />
Blufton 3, Earlham 2<br />
Transylvania 0, Hanover 0 (Hanover wins on PKs)<br />
Finals – Nov. 6<br />
Hanover 1, Blufton 0<br />
2011 HCAC Team Statistics (Conference GAMES only)<br />
POINTS GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Transylvania 9 66 7.33<br />
Hanover 9 66 7.33<br />
3. Earlham 9 55 6.11<br />
4. Mount 9 33 3.67<br />
Bluffton 9 33 3.67<br />
6. Manchester 9 24 2.67<br />
7. Franklin 9 22 2.44<br />
8. Defiance 9 20 2.22<br />
9. Rose-Hulman 9 17 1.89<br />
10. Anderson 9 5 0.56<br />
GOALS GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Hanover 9 25 2.78<br />
Transylvania 9 25 2.78<br />
3. Earlham 9 22 2.44<br />
4. Mount 9 13 1.44<br />
Bluffton 9 13 1.44<br />
6. Defiance 9 9 1.00<br />
Manchester 9 9 1.00<br />
8. Franklin 9 8 0.89<br />
9. Rose-Hulman 9 6 0.67<br />
10. Anderson 9 2 0.22<br />
SAVES GP Saves Avg/G<br />
1. Anderson 9 88 9.78<br />
2. Manchester 9 78 8.67<br />
3. Rose-Hulman 9 66 7.33<br />
4. Bluffton 9 60 6.67<br />
5. Defiance 9 56 6.22<br />
6. Mount 9 47 5.22<br />
Franklin 9 47 5.22<br />
8. Earlham 9 37 4.11<br />
9. Transylvania 9 24 2.67<br />
10. Hanover 9 12 1.33<br />
ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Hanover 9 16 1.78<br />
Transylvania 9 16 1.78<br />
3. Earlham 9 11 1.22<br />
4. Mount 9 7 0.78<br />
Bluffton 9 7 0.78<br />
6. Franklin 9 6 0.67<br />
Manchester 9 6 0.67<br />
8. Rose-Hulman 9 5 0.56<br />
9. Defiance 9 2 0.22<br />
10. Anderson 9 1 0.11<br />
GOALS ALLOWED GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Hanover 9 2 0.22<br />
2. Earlham 9 4 0.44<br />
3. Transylvania 9 5 0.56<br />
4. Manchester 9 8 0.89<br />
5. Bluffton 9 11 1.22<br />
6. Defiance 9 12 1.33<br />
7. Mount 9 13 1.44<br />
8. Rose-Hulman 9 14 1.56<br />
9. Franklin 9 17 1.89<br />
10. Anderson 9 46 5.11<br />
SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Hanover 9 7 0.78<br />
2. Earlham 9 6 0.67<br />
Transylvania 9 6 0.67<br />
4. Bluffton 9 5 0.56<br />
Manchester 9 5 0.56<br />
6. Mount 9 3 0.33<br />
7. Defiance 9 2 0.22<br />
Franklin 9 2 0.22<br />
9. Anderson 9 0 0.00<br />
Rose-Hulman 9 0 0.00<br />
2011 HCAC Individual Statistics (Conference GAMES only)<br />
To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 50.0% of their team’s games, goalies at least 33.0% of their team’s minutes.<br />
POINTS PER GAME GP Goals Assists Points Avg/G<br />
1. Doucette, Ikumi-EC 9 7 1 15 1.67<br />
2. Doucette, Joy-EC 9 5 4 14 1.56<br />
3. Hudepohl, Taylor-<strong>MSJ</strong> 6 4 1 9 1.50<br />
4. Hancock, Erin-HC 9 5 3 13 1.44<br />
5. Selm, Olivia-HC 9 5 2 12 1.33<br />
6. Ghibaudy, Amy-TU 9 3 3 9 1.00<br />
Boden, Natosha-TU 8 4 0 8 1.00<br />
8. Comstock, Ryder-EC 9 4 0 8 0.89<br />
Cobane, Ashley-TU 9 4 0 8 0.89<br />
Thomas, Paige-EC 9 3 2 8 0.89<br />
Barker, Hannah-HC 9 4 0 8 0.89<br />
Migliozzi, Sammi-TU 9 3 2 8 0.89<br />
Kruse, Alyssa-TU 9 3 2 8 0.89<br />
GOALS GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Doucette, Ikumi-EC 9 7 0.78<br />
2. Hancock, Erin-HC 9 5 0.56<br />
Selm, Olivia-HC 9 5 0.56<br />
Doucette, Joy-EC 9 5 0.56<br />
5. Hudepohl, Taylor-<strong>MSJ</strong> 6 4 0.67<br />
Boden, Natosha-TU 8 4 0.50<br />
Barker, Hannah-HC 9 4 0.44<br />
Cobane, Ashley-TU 9 4 0.44<br />
Comstock, Ryder-EC 9 4 0.44<br />
10. Caldwell, Andrea-<strong>MSJ</strong> 8 3 0.38<br />
Schmitt, Elizabeth-TU 9 3 0.33<br />
Bowman, Brittany-<strong>MSJ</strong> 9 3 0.33<br />
Hunsberger, Amanda-BU 9 3 0.33<br />
LaBonne, Alicia-FC 9 3 0.33<br />
Kruse, Alyssa-TU 9 3 0.33<br />
Ghibaudy, Amy-TU 9 3 0.33<br />
Thomas, Paige-EC 9 3 0.33<br />
Migliozzi, Sammi-TU 9 3 0.33<br />
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2011 HCAC Individual Statistics (Conference GAMES only) (CONTINUED)<br />
ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Doucette, Joy-EC 9 4 0.44<br />
2. Johnstone, Rachel-RHIT 7 3 0.43<br />
Felthaus, Abby-TU 9 3 0.33<br />
Ghibaudy, Amy-TU 9 3 0.33<br />
Simmermaker, Cate-EC 9 3 0.33<br />
Benham, Vanessa-FC 9 3 0.33<br />
Hancock, Erin-HC 9 3 0.33<br />
8. Moore, Maddie-BU 9 2 0.22<br />
Hurak, Christa-HC 9 2 0.22<br />
Lewis, Kourtney-BU 9 2 0.22<br />
Vogt, Alexandria-MC 9 2 0.22<br />
Turner, Ashley-HC 9 2 0.22<br />
Williams, Carley-TU 9 2 0.22<br />
Kruse, Alyssa-TU 9 2 0.22<br />
Thomas, Paige-EC 9 2 0.22<br />
LeBrun, Stephanie-HC 9 2 0.22<br />
Selm, Olivia-HC 9 2 0.22<br />
Rhoads, Mariah-<strong>MSJ</strong> 9 2 0.22<br />
Migliozzi, Sammi-TU 9 2 0.22<br />
GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Doucette, Ikumi-EC 9 4 0.44<br />
2. Doucette, Joy-EC 9 3 0.33<br />
Selm, Olivia-HC 9 3 0.33<br />
4. Caldwell, Andrea-<strong>MSJ</strong> 8 2 0.25<br />
Kruse, Alyssa-TU 9 2 0.22<br />
Cobane, Ashley-TU 9 2 0.22<br />
Vogt, Alexandria-MC 9 2 0.22<br />
LaBonne, Alicia-FC 9 2 0.22<br />
Hancock, Erin-HC 9 2 0.22<br />
GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GA Avg<br />
1. Hancock, Bethann-HC 9 1 496:21 0.18<br />
2. Butcher, Taylor-HC 7 1 313:39 0.29<br />
3. Franks, Kate-EC 9 4 808:09 0.45<br />
4. Hansel, Kara-TU 9 5 757:31 0.59<br />
5. Willmann, Emily-MC 9 8 810:16 0.89<br />
6. Freeman, Madison-<strong>MSJ</strong> 5 4 316:32 1.14<br />
7. Armstrong, Maggie-BU 9 11 801:22 1.24<br />
8. Clouse, Aileen-DC 9 12 830:16 1.30<br />
9. Hendrickson, Christa-FC 9 13 783:00 1.49<br />
10. Brennan, Julie-RHIT 9 14 811:18 1.55<br />
SAVES GP No. Avg/G<br />
1. Willmann, Emily-MC 9 78 8.67<br />
2. Brennan, Julie-RHIT 9 65 7.22<br />
3. Clouse, Aileen-DC 9 56 6.22<br />
4. Armstrong, Maggie-BU 9 55 6.11<br />
5. Conwell, Emileigh-AU 5 46 9.20<br />
6. Hendrickson, Christa-FC 9 42 4.67<br />
7. Franks, Kate-EC 9 36 4.00<br />
8. Benzinger, Shelbi-<strong>MSJ</strong> 7 33 4.71<br />
9. Guion, Hillary-AU 3 32 10.67<br />
10. Hansel, Kara-TU 9 22 2.44<br />
SHUTOUTS GP Shutouts Sho/G<br />
1. Franks, Kate-EC 9 6 0.67<br />
2. Willmann, Emily-MC 9 5 0.56<br />
3. Armstrong, Maggie-BU 9 4 0.44<br />
4. Hansel, Kara-TU 9 3 0.33<br />
5. Clouse, Aileen-DC 9 2 0.22<br />
Hendrickson, Christa-FC 9 2 0.22<br />
Hancock, Bethann-HC 9 2 0.22<br />
8. Freeman, Madison-<strong>MSJ</strong> 5 1 0.20<br />
9. Benzinger, Shelbi-<strong>MSJ</strong> 7 1 0.14<br />
2011 All-Conference<br />
FIRST TEAM<br />
Name School Class Position Hometown<br />
Sarah Guffy Anderson Junior Forward Milwaukee, Wis.<br />
Taylor Fultz Bluffton Freshman Forward Camden, Ohio<br />
Ikumi Doucette Earlham Junior Midfield Berwyn Heights, Md<br />
Joy Doucette Earlham Junior Midfield Berwyn Heights, Md.<br />
Cate Simmermaker Earlham Junior Back Louisville, Ky.<br />
Kate Franks Earlham Senior Goalkeeper Hopewell, Ohio<br />
Olivia Selm Hanover Senior Forward Zionsville, Ind.<br />
Erin Hancock Hanover Freshman Forward Amelia, Ohio<br />
Christa Hurak Hanover Junior Midfield Lexington, Ky.<br />
Kaitlin McCulloch Hanover Junior Back Florence, Ky.<br />
Abbey Schmahl Hanover Senior Back Aurora, Ind.<br />
Lauren Bishnow Mount Sophomore Back Huber Heights, Oh<br />
Alyssa Kruse Transylvania Freshman Forward Lexington, Ky.<br />
Amy Ghibaudy Transylvania Sophomore Forward Lexington, Ky.<br />
Elizabeth Schmitt Transylvania Senior Midfield Ft. Mitchell, Ky.<br />
Natosha Boden Transylvania Junior Midfield Nicholasville, Ky.<br />
Anne Marie Dumaine Transylvania Sophomore Back California, Ky.<br />
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SECOND TEAM<br />
Name School Class Position Hometown<br />
Katie Rocholl Anderson Senior Back Fort Wayne, Ind.<br />
Wynne O’Neal Anderson Freshman Midfield Paragon, Ind.<br />
Aimee Whitmer Bluffton Sophomore Back Grand Rapids, Ohio<br />
Maddie Moore Bluffton Junior Midfield Linn Grove, Ind.<br />
Katie Heitkamp Defiance Junior Forward St. Marys, Ohio<br />
Jordanne Buehrer Defiance Senior Back Wauseon, Ohio<br />
Paige Thomas Earlham Junior Midfield Bel Air, Md.<br />
Annie Frodeman Earlham Sophomore Back Denton, Tex.<br />
Kelly Sprague Earlham Senior Midfield Dhahran, Saudi Arabia<br />
Brittney Muston Franklin Senior Midfield Indianapolis, Ind.<br />
Vanessa Benham Franklin Sophomore Forward Needham, Ind.<br />
Blaine Bishop Hanover Senior Midfield Markleville, Ind.<br />
Shannon Grueter Hanover Junior Back Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Paige Byers Hanover Sophomore Midfield Noblesville, Ind.<br />
Paige Winey Manchester Senior Back Chesterton, Ind.<br />
Emily Willmann Manchester Freshman Goalkeeper Montpelier, Ind.<br />
Shelbi Benzinger Mount Junior Goalkeeper Covington, Ky.<br />
Andrea Caldwell Mount Senior Forward Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Annmarie Stanley Rose-Hulman Graduate Midfield Warrenville, Ill.<br />
Julie Brennan Rose-Hulman Senior Goalkeeper Indianapolis, Ind.<br />
Kara Hansel Transylvania Senior Goalkeeper Florence, Ky.<br />
Ashley Cobane Transylvania Junior Forward Nicholasville, Ky.<br />
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Ikumi Doucette, Earlham College<br />
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Kaitlin McCulloch, Hanover College<br />
Freshman of the Year: Erin Hancock, Hanover College<br />
Coach of the Year: Jim Watts, Hanover College<br />
2011 HCAC Players of the Week<br />
Week 1 Alyssa Kruse, Transylvania University<br />
Week 2 Christa Hurak, Hanover College<br />
Week 3 Maura Singco, Franklin College<br />
Week 4 Alyssa Kruse, Transylvania University<br />
Week 5 Elizabeth Schmitt, Transylvania University<br />
Week 6 Ashley Turner, Hanover College<br />
Week 7 Kate Franks, Earlham College<br />
Week 8 Erin Hancock, Hanover College<br />
Week 9 Ikumi Doucette, Earlham College<br />
2011 Mount Academic<br />
All-Conference<br />
Shelbi Benzinger<br />
Brittany Bowman<br />
Katie Jauch<br />
Jessica Pykosz<br />
Jenna Shull<br />
Past Mount HCAC Tournament Results<br />
1999 Mount won tournament by defeating Wilmington, 1-0, in the championship game<br />
2000 Mount won tournament by defeating Anderson, 5-0, in the championship game<br />
2001 Mount won tournament by defeating Anderson, 1-0, in the championship game<br />
2002 Mount won tournament by defeating Hanover, 1-0, in the championship game<br />
2003 Mount did not qualify to the tournament; Manchester won tournament<br />
2004 Mount was defeated by Manchester, 1-0, in a semifinal game; Manchester won tournament<br />
2005 Mount won tournament by defeating Transylvania, 2-0, in the championship game<br />
2006 Mount was defeated by Transylvania, 3-1, in the championship game<br />
2007 Mount was defeated by Transylvania, 3-1, in semifinal game; Rose-Hulman won tournament<br />
2008 Mount won tournament by defeating Manchester, 1-0, in the championship game<br />
2009 Mount was defeated by Hanover, 2-1, in semifinal game; Transylvania won tournament<br />
2010 Mount was defeated by Transylvania, 5-0, in semifinal game; Transylvania won tournament<br />
2011 Mount did not qualify to the tournament; Hanover won tournament<br />
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Past Mount Regular Season HCAC Awards<br />
1998 team<br />
Mandy Blazer First, co-MVP<br />
Michelle Crawford First<br />
Lisa Sutton First<br />
Danielle Wetterich Second<br />
Sam Pogoni Coach of the Year<br />
1999 team<br />
Lisa Sutton First<br />
Kristy Verssen First<br />
Mandy Blazer First<br />
Kristin Cordie Honorable Mention<br />
2000 team<br />
Lisa Sutton First<br />
Kristy Verssen First<br />
Lisa Miller First<br />
Sarah Kindt Second<br />
2001 team<br />
Julie Miller First<br />
Lisa Miller First<br />
Lisa Sutton First<br />
Sam Pogoni Coach of the Year<br />
2002 team<br />
Erin Fox<br />
First<br />
Lindsay Doll First<br />
Erin Mallory First<br />
2003 team<br />
Michele Phillips First<br />
2004 team<br />
Jessey Spradlin First, MVP<br />
Margie Pfiester First<br />
Sarah Lamping First<br />
Lori Sullivan First<br />
Michele Phillips First<br />
*Only one All-Conference team chosen,<br />
2001-2004<br />
2005 team<br />
Jessey Spradlin First, MVP<br />
Sandy Rack First<br />
Katie Henlein First<br />
Michele Phillips First<br />
Kristi Poling First<br />
Amanda Hauck First<br />
Jamie Pykosz Second<br />
Beth Schuermann Second<br />
Jan Frazee Second<br />
Carrie Taylor Coach of the Year<br />
2006 team<br />
Jessey Spradlin First, MVP<br />
Sandy Rack First<br />
Katie Henlein First<br />
Kristi Poling First<br />
Laurie Neumann Second<br />
Beth Schuermann Second<br />
Becky Thaxton co-Freshman of the Year<br />
2007 team<br />
Beth Schuermann First<br />
Allie Pirman First<br />
Laurie Neumann First<br />
Kelly Bare Second<br />
2008 team<br />
Kelly Bare First, MVP<br />
Beth Schuermann First<br />
Allie Pirman First<br />
Laurie Neumann First<br />
Shannon Nortman First<br />
Nikki Jones Second<br />
Laura Mund Second<br />
Jessica Jester Second<br />
Carrie Taylor Coach of the Year<br />
2009 team<br />
Andrea Caldwell First<br />
Jessica Pykosz First<br />
Laurie Neumann First<br />
Shannon Nortman Second<br />
Ashley Maynard Second<br />
2010 Team<br />
Ashley Maynard First<br />
Jessica Smith Second<br />
Jessica Pykosz Second<br />
2011 Team<br />
Lauren Bishnow First<br />
Shelbi Benzinger Second<br />
Andrea Caldwell Second<br />
Mount Appearances in the NCAA Division III Regional Tournament<br />
November 3, 1999 – Mount was defeated by Wheaton (at Wheaton), 3-0<br />
November 1, 2000 – Mount was defeated by Wilmington (at Wilmington), 1-0<br />
October 31, 2001 – Mount defeated Denison (at Denison), 1-0,<br />
Mount was defeated by Albion (at Ohio Wesleyan), 1-0<br />
*Albion won and advanced on penalty kicks<br />
November 13, 2002 – Mount was defeated by Albion (at Albion), 1-0<br />
November 11, 2005 – Mount was defeated by Otterbein (at Otterbein), 2-1<br />
November 14, 2008 – Mount was defeated by Calvin College (at Calvin) 1-0 (2 OT)<br />
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Past Mount HCAC Players of the Week<br />
Week ending date listed<br />
Oct. 20, 1998<br />
Nov. 3, 1998<br />
Nov. 1, 1999<br />
Oct. 7, 2000<br />
Oct. 21, 2000<br />
Sept. 23, 2001<br />
Oct. 14, 2001<br />
Oct. 6, 2002<br />
Sept. 21, 2003<br />
Oct. 19, 2003<br />
Oct. 26, 2003<br />
Oct. 24, 2004<br />
Oct. 31, 2004<br />
Sept. 11, 2005<br />
Oct. 16, 2005<br />
Oct. 23, 2005<br />
Oct. 30, 2005<br />
Sept. 10, 2006<br />
Oct. 1, 2006<br />
Oct. 8, 2006<br />
Oct. 22, 2006<br />
Oct. 7, 2007<br />
Sept. 21, 2008<br />
Oct. 5, 2008<br />
Oct. 12, 2008<br />
Nov. 2, 2008<br />
Sept.14, 2009<br />
Sept. 28, 2009<br />
Oct. 12, 2009<br />
Player<br />
Mandy Blazer<br />
Michelle Crawford<br />
Sarah Kindt<br />
Jennifer Oberjohann<br />
Lisa Sutton<br />
Lisa Sutton<br />
Jill Miller<br />
Jennifer Oberjohann<br />
JoAnn Tippenhauer<br />
Jessey Spradin<br />
Erin Fox<br />
Margie Pfiester<br />
Jessey Spradin<br />
Jessey Spradin<br />
Jessey Spradin<br />
Amanda Hauck<br />
Jessey Spradin<br />
Jessey Spradin<br />
Jessey Spradin<br />
Katie Henlein<br />
Jessey Spradin<br />
Kelly Bare<br />
Kelly Bare<br />
Kelly Bare<br />
Beth Schuermann<br />
Beth Schuermann<br />
Andrea Caldwell<br />
Brittany Bowman<br />
Andrea Caldwell<br />
Midfielder/Forward Noel Boyd returns in <strong>2012</strong> for her second season with the <strong>Lions</strong>.<br />
Junior Midfielder Mariah Rhoads tied for fourth in scoring with the Mount last fall.<br />
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Mount Year-To-Year Win-Loss Records<br />
hCAC HCAC HCAC HCAC<br />
Year Wins Losses Ties W.Pct Wins Losses Ties WPct Coach<br />
1996 8 8 1 .500 Sam Pogoni<br />
1997 8 11 1 .425 Pogoni<br />
1998 13 2 3 .806 5 0 1 .917 Pogoni<br />
1999 12 9 0 .571 8 1 0 .889 Pogoni<br />
2000 11 7 1 .605 8 0 0 1.000 Pogoni<br />
2001 13 4 3 .725 7 1 0 .875 Pogoni<br />
2002 11 9 2 .545 7 1 1 .833 Pogoni<br />
2003 4 12 2 .278 3 3 1 .500 Pogoni<br />
2004 7 7 4 .500 4 2 2 .625 Pogoni<br />
2005 13 6 2 .667 7 0 2 .857 Carrie Taylor<br />
2006 12 8 0 .600 8 2 0 .800 Taylor<br />
2007 11 7 1 .605 6 3 0 .667 Taylor<br />
2008 14 5 2 .714 8 0 0 1.000 Taylor<br />
2009 11 6 2 .632 6 3 0 .667 Leah Todd<br />
2010 8 9 2 .474 7 3 0 .700 Todd<br />
2011 5 12 1 .306 4 5 0 .444 Todd<br />
Totals 161 122 2 .579 88 24 7 .795<br />
HCAC record includes regular season and tournaments<br />
All-Time Series Vs. Opponents<br />
School<br />
wins Losses Ties First Last<br />
Adrian College (MI) 0 1 0 2010 2010<br />
Albion College (MI) 0 1 1 2001 2002<br />
Anderson University (IN) 18 0 0 1997 2011<br />
Ashland University (OH) 0 1 0 1999 1999<br />
Aurora College (IL) 1 2 0 2001 2003<br />
Baldwin-Wallace University (OH) 1 1 0 1996 1998<br />
Berea College (KY) 2 0 0 1996 1996<br />
Bluffton University (OH) 13 1 0 1997 2011<br />
Calvin College (MI) 0 2 0 2007 2008<br />
Campbellsville University (KY) 2 0 0 1996 1996<br />
Capital University (OH) 4 5 4 1997 2010<br />
Case Western Reserve University (OH) 1 2 0 2005 2009<br />
Centre College (KY) 0 5 4 1996 2011<br />
Chapman College (CA) 0 1 0 2006 2006<br />
Cincinnati Christian University (OH) 1 0 0 2011 2011<br />
Cumberlands, Univ. of (KY) 1 0 0 2008 2008<br />
Defiance College (OH) 15 1 2 1996 2011<br />
Denison University (OH) 1 2 0 1996 2001<br />
DePauw University (IN) 0 1 0 1999 1999<br />
Earlham College (IN) 2 5 1 1997 2011<br />
Emory University (GA) 0 1 0 2000 2000<br />
Findlay, University of (OH) 0 1 0 1999 1999<br />
Franklin College (IN) 16 0 0 1997 2011<br />
Georgetown College (KY) 0 1 0 1996 1996<br />
Grove City College (PA) 0 1 0 2008 2008<br />
Hanover College (IN) 11 6 0 1997 2011<br />
Heidelberg College (OH) 5 4 1 1999 2011<br />
Hope College (MI) 1 0 0 2007 2007<br />
Kalamazoo College (MI) 0 1 0 2004 2004<br />
Kenyon College (OH) 5 0 0 1997 2009<br />
School<br />
wins Losses Ties First Last<br />
Manchester College (IN) 14 2 2 1997 2011<br />
Marian College (IN) 3 0 0 2004 2006<br />
Marietta College (OH) 3 1 1 1997 2011<br />
Midway College (KY) 0 1 0 1996 1996<br />
Missouri-Rolla, University of (MO) 0 1 0 1999 1999<br />
Mount Union (OH) 1 0 0 2001 2001<br />
Muskingum College (OH) 4 0 0 1997 2005<br />
Northern Kentucky University (KY) 0 2 0 1997 1998<br />
Oberlin College (OH) 2 1 1 1996 2005<br />
Ohio Dominican University (OH) 1 0 0 2006 2006<br />
Ohio Northern University (OH) 1 7 3 1998 2011<br />
Ohio Wesleyan University (OH) 0 6 0 1997 2011<br />
Otterbein College (OH) 1 2 1 1997 2005<br />
Rhodes College (GA) 1 0 0 2000 2000<br />
Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech. (IN) 6 2 0 2006 2011<br />
Savannah College of Art (GA) 0 1 0 2003 2003<br />
Sewanee, University of the South (TN) 0 1 0 2003 2003<br />
Spalding University (KY) 6 1 0 1996 2009<br />
St. Joseph’s College (IN) 0 2 0 2002 2003<br />
Thomas More College (KY) 7 7 1 1996 2011<br />
Transylvania University (KY) 3 14 2 1996 2011<br />
Union College (KY) 1 0 0 1996 1996<br />
Wartburg College (IA) 0 1 0 2006 2006<br />
Westminster College (PA) 3 0 0 2006 2008<br />
Wheaton College (IL) 0 1 0 1999 1999<br />
Wilmington College (OH) 1 12 2 1997 2011<br />
Wittenberg University (OH) 2 10 1 1997 2011<br />
Wooster, College of (OH) 1 1 0 2004 2005<br />
Totals 161 122 27<br />
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Mount Year-by-Year Results<br />
1996: 8-8-1<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
8/31 at #Georgetown, L, 3-1<br />
9/1 at Centre, L, 3-0<br />
9/7 at Spalding, W, 4-0<br />
9/8 at Midway, L, 6-0<br />
9/14 at Denison, L, 7-0<br />
9/21 at Oberlin, T, 1-1<br />
9/22 at Baldwin-Wallace, L, 7-2<br />
9/26 at Transylvania, L, 6-0<br />
9/28 at Berea, W, 7-1<br />
10/5 vs. Spalding, W, 4-0<br />
10/11 vs. Transylvania, L, 6-0<br />
10/12 vs. Campbellsville, W, 1-0<br />
10/16 vs. Defiance, W, 7-0<br />
10/19 vs. Union, W, 2-1<br />
10/21 vs. Berea, W, 3-0<br />
10/26 vs. Thomas More, L, 2-1<br />
11/2 at Campbellsville, W, 3-1<br />
#LYSA Tournament<br />
1997: 8-11-1<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
9/1 at Defiance, W, 9-0<br />
9/3 at Thomas More, W, 3-1<br />
9/7 at Kenyon, W, 3-2<br />
911 vs. Centre, L, 4-1<br />
9/13 vs. Denison, L, 2-0<br />
9/17 at Otterbein, T, 1-1<br />
9/20 at Capital, L, 4-0<br />
9/23 at Franklin, W, 6-1<br />
9/27 at Manchester, W, 4-0<br />
9/29 at Wittenberg, L, 5-0<br />
10/4 at Northern Kentucky, L, 3-0<br />
10/11 at Ohio Wesleyan, L, 6-0<br />
10/17 vs. Oberlin, L, 5-3<br />
10/19 at Marietta, L, 1-0<br />
10/22 at Wilmington, L, 11-0<br />
10/24 vs. Anderson, W, 5-2<br />
10/26 vs. Muskingum, W, 1-0<br />
10/29 vs. Earlham, L, 1-0<br />
10/31 vs. Bluffton, W, 5-3<br />
11/2 vs. Hanover, L, 1-0<br />
1998: 13-2-3, 5-0-1 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
9/1 at Thomas More, W, 8-0<br />
9/5 at Anderson, W, 4-0<br />
9/7 at Centre, T, 2-2 (OT)<br />
911 vs. Otterbein, W, 5-0<br />
9/13 vs. Marietta, W, 2-0<br />
9/16 at Northern Kentucky, L, 3-0<br />
9/18 vs. Capital, L, 3-0<br />
9/20 vs. *Defiance, W, 5-0<br />
9/25 vs. Kenyon, W, 3-1<br />
9/27 vs. Baldwin-Wallace, W, 4-1<br />
10/10 at Muskingum, W, 2-0<br />
10/11 at Ohio Northern, T, 2-2 (OT)<br />
10/16 at *Bluffton, W, 5-0<br />
10/18 vs. *Manchester, W, 4-0<br />
10/23 vs. *Franklin, W, 6-0<br />
10/25 vs. Wittenberg, W, 1-0<br />
10/30 at *Wilmington, T, 2-2 (OT)<br />
11/1 at *Anderson, W, 4-0<br />
*HCAC game<br />
Senior forward Jessica Pykosz, who played in all 18 games last season, is a two-time All-HCAC selection.<br />
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Mount Year-by-Year Results (CONTINUED)<br />
1999: 12-9, 5-1 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
9/3 at #Kenyon, W, 1-0<br />
9/4 vs. #Heidelberg, L, 1-0<br />
9/7 vs. Ohio Northern, W, 7-0<br />
9/11 at $Findlay, L, 4-0<br />
9/12 vs. $Ashland, L, 6-0<br />
9/16 at Transylvania, L, 2-1<br />
9/18 at Capital, W, 3-2<br />
9/22 vs. *Wilmington, L, 2-0<br />
10/1 vs. *Manchester, W, 4-0<br />
10/3 at DePauw, L, 4-1<br />
10/9 vs. *Hanover, W, 3-0<br />
10/12 vs. *Bluffton, W, 4-1<br />
10/13 vs. Muskingum, W, 5-1<br />
10/15 vs. *Anderson, W, 4-1<br />
10/17 vs. %Missouri-Rolla, L, 2-0<br />
10/19 at *Franklin, W, 6-0<br />
10/23 vs. Spalding, L, 1-0<br />
10/26 vs. **Franklin, W, 5-1<br />
10/29 at Wilmington vs. **Anderson, W, 2-1<br />
10/30 at **Wilmington, W, 1-0<br />
11/3 at +Wheaton, L, 3-0<br />
#Kenyon College Tournament<br />
$University of Findlay Tournament<br />
*HCAC game<br />
% at Northern Kentucky University<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
+NCAA Tournament<br />
2000: 11-7-1, 6-0 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
9/4 at Earlham, L, 1-0 (OT)<br />
9/6 at Wilmington, L, 3-0<br />
9/10 vs. Capital, L, 4-3 (OT)<br />
9/12 at Heidelberg, L, 1-0<br />
9/16 at Rhodes, W, 2-1<br />
9/17 at Emory, L, 2-1<br />
9/19 vs. Transylvania, L, 3-1<br />
9/27 vs. Thomas More, W, 6-0<br />
9/30 vs. *Defiance, W, 5-0<br />
10/3 at *Hanover, W, 2-1<br />
10/7 at *Manchester, W, 5-0<br />
10/11 at *Anderson, W, 3-0<br />
10/14 at *Bluffton, W, 6-0<br />
10/16 at Ohio Northern, T, 1-1<br />
10/18 vs. *Franklin, W, 7-0<br />
10/21 at Spalding, W, 4-0<br />
10/27 at Anderson vs. **Defiance, W, 5-0<br />
10/28 at **Anderson, W, 5-0<br />
11/1 at +Wilmington, L, 1-0<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
+NCAA Tournament<br />
2001: 13-4-3, 5-1 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
9/1 vs. Wittenberg, L, 4-0<br />
9/5 at Capital, W, 2-1 (OT)<br />
9/8 at Mount Union, W, 3-2<br />
9/15 vs. Heidelberg, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
9/19 vs. Ohio Northern, L, 4-3 (OT)<br />
9/23 at Aurora, W, 2-1<br />
9/25 at Thomas More, W, 3-0<br />
9/28 vs. *Anderson, W, 5-1<br />
10/2 vs. Ohio Wesleyan, L, 4-0<br />
10/3 at *Franklin, W, 5-0<br />
10/6 at *Manchester, W, 6-0<br />
10/8 at *Transylvania, L, 2-0<br />
10/10 vs. Earlham, W, 1-0 (OT)<br />
10/13 vs. *Defiance, W, 4-1<br />
10/17 vs. *Hanover, W, 2-1<br />
10/21 at Centre, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
10/24 vs. **Defiance, W, 5-1<br />
10/27 vs. **Anderson, W, 2-1<br />
10/31 at +Denison, W, 1-0<br />
11/3 at +Ohio Wesleyan vs. Albion, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
Albion advanced on penalty kicks<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
+NCAA Tournament<br />
Junior defender Krista Johnson returns in <strong>2012</strong> for the Mount and will help anchor the defense.<br />
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2002: 11-9-2, 5-1-1 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
8/31 at Wittenberg, W, 1-0<br />
9/5 at St. Joseph’s, L, 3-0<br />
9/7 at Heidelberg, W, 3-1<br />
9/11 vs. Thomas More, L, 3-0<br />
9/13 at Otterbein, L, 4-1<br />
9/14 at Capital, W, 4-3<br />
9/18 vs. *Transylvania, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
9/25 vs. Wilmington, L, 3-0<br />
9/28 at Oho Northern, L, 2-0<br />
10/2 at Ohio Wesleyan, L, 3-0<br />
10/3 vs. *Franklin, W, 2-0<br />
10/5 vs. *Manchester, W, 2-1<br />
10/12 at *Defiance, W, 3-1<br />
10/14 at Earlham, W, 1-0<br />
10/18 vs. Centre, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
10/20 vs. Aurora, L, 3-1<br />
10/24 at *Hanover, L, 1-0<br />
10/26 vs. *Bluffton, W, 6-0<br />
11/2 at *Anderson, W, 3-0<br />
11/6 vs. **Manchester, W, 1-0<br />
11/9 at **Hanover, W, 2-0<br />
11/13 at +Albion, L, 1-0<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
+NCAA Tournament2011<br />
2003: 4-12-2, 3-3-1 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
8/29 vs. Wittenberg, L, 2-0<br />
9/1 at Thomas More, L, 5-2<br />
9/6 vs. #Savannah Art & Design, L, 3-1<br />
9/7 at #Sewanee, L, 3-1<br />
9/13 vs. Ohio Northern, L, 4-1<br />
9/17 vs. Capital, T, 3-3 (2 OT)<br />
9/20 vs. Heidelberg, W, 1-0<br />
9/24 vs. Earlham, L, 1-0<br />
9/27 at Wilmington, L, 3-1<br />
10/1 vs. St. Joseph’s, L, 6-0<br />
10/5 at Aurora, L, 2-0<br />
10/7 vs. *Hanover, L, 4-1<br />
10/11 vs. *Defiance, T, 2-2 (2 OT)<br />
10/15 at *Franklin, W, 3-1<br />
10/18 at Bluffton, W, 5-0<br />
10/21 vs. *Anderson, W, 5-2<br />
10/29 at *Transylvania, L, 1-0<br />
11/1 at *Manchester, L, 2-0<br />
#Sewanee , The University of the South<br />
Tournament<br />
*HCAC game<br />
2004: 7-7-4, 4-1-2 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Sam Pogoni<br />
9/1 vs. Thomas More, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
9/4 at Wooster, L, 2-1<br />
9/11 at Heidelberg, W, 2-0<br />
9/12 at Kalamazoo, L, 2-0<br />
9/14 at Capital, L, 2-1<br />
9/16 vs. Marian, W, 2-1 (2 OT)<br />
9/22 at Wittenberg, L, 2-0<br />
9/25 vs. Wilmington, L, 3-0<br />
9/26 at Earlham, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
10/2 at Oberlin, W, 6-1<br />
10/5 at *Hanover, W, 3-0<br />
10/13 vs. *Franklin, W, 5-1<br />
10/16 vs. *Manchester, T, 0-0 (2 OT)<br />
10/19 at *Anderson, W, 4-3 (OT)<br />
10/23 at *Defiance, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
10/27 vs. *Transylvania, L, 2-1<br />
10/30 vs. *Bluffton, W, 6-0<br />
11/2 at **Manchester, L, 1-0 (2 OT)<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
2005: 13-6-2, 5-0-2 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Carrie Taylor<br />
9/3 at #Kenyon vs. John Carroll, W, 1-0<br />
9/4 at #Kenyon vs. Case Western Reserve,<br />
L , 1-0 (2 OT)<br />
9/6 at Thomas More, L, 1-0<br />
9/10 at Wilmington, L, 1-0<br />
9/11 vs. Oberlin, W, 6-1<br />
9/14 vs. Wittenberg, L, 1-0<br />
9/17 vs. Heidelberg, W, 4-0<br />
9/20 at Muskingum, W, 5-0<br />
9/24 vs. Centre, L, 2-0<br />
10/1 vs. Wooster, W, 1-0<br />
10/4 vs. *Hanover, W, 3-0<br />
10/8 at *Bluffton, W, 7-0<br />
10/13 at *Franklin, W, 8-0<br />
10/15 vs. *Anderson, W, 3-1<br />
10/18 at Marian, W, 2-0<br />
10/22 at *Manchester, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
10/26 at *Transylvania, T, 0-0 (2 OT)<br />
10/29 vs. *Defiance, W, 7-0<br />
11/2 vs. **Defiance, W, 1-0<br />
11/5 vs. **Transylvania, W, 2-0<br />
11/11 at +Otterbein, L, 2-1<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
+NCAA Tournament<br />
2006: 12-8, 7-1 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Carrie Taylor<br />
9/2 at Redlands vs. #Wartburg, L, 3-1<br />
9/3 at Redlands vs. #Chapman, L, 1-0<br />
9/7 at Ohio Northern, L, 5-4<br />
9/9 vs. Wilmington, L, 3-2 (OT)<br />
9/15 vs. Marian, W, 6-0<br />
9/19 at Wittenberg, L, 1-0<br />
9/23 at Ohio Dominican, W, 3-0<br />
9/24 at Capital, L, 2-0<br />
9/26 vs. Thomas More, W, 2-0<br />
9/30 at *Defiance, W, 10-0<br />
10/3 at *Hanover, W, 6-1<br />
10/7 vs. *Manchester, W, 3-0<br />
10/14 vs.*Rose-Hulman, W, 4-1<br />
10/17 vs. *Franklin, W, 10-0<br />
10/21 at *Anderson, W, 6-0<br />
10/22 vs. Westminster, W, 2-0<br />
10/24 at *Transylvania, L, 2-0<br />
10/28 vs. *Bluffton, W, 2-1<br />
10/31 vs. **Rose-Hulman, W, 3-1<br />
11/4 at **Transylvania, L, 3-1<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
2007: 11-7-1, 6-2 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Carrie Taylor<br />
8/31 at Kenyon vs. Hope, W, 2-0<br />
9/1 at Denison vs. Calvin, L, 4-0<br />
9/5 at Wilmington, L, 1-0<br />
9/9 vs. Thomas More, W, 2-0<br />
9/13 vs. Ohio Wesleyan, L, 3-2 (2 OT)<br />
9/16 at *Rose-Hulman, L, 1-0 (OT)<br />
9/18 vs. Wittenberg, L, 1-0<br />
9/21 vs. Ohio Northern, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
9/24 vs. Spalding, W, 3-0<br />
9/26 vs. Capital, W, 1-0<br />
9/29 vs. *Defiance, W, 2-0<br />
10/2 vs. *Hanover, W, 1-0<br />
10/6 at *Manchester, W, 3-0<br />
10/13 at Westminster, W, 1-0<br />
10/16 at *Franklin, W, 9-0<br />
10/20 vs. *Anderson, W, 3-0<br />
10/23 vs. *Transylvania, L, 1-0<br />
10/27 at *Bluffton, W, 3-1<br />
10/31 at **Transylvania, L, 3-1<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
<strong>2012</strong> WOMEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 35
Mount Year-by-Year Results (CONTINUED)<br />
2008: 14-5-2, 8-0 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Carrie Taylor<br />
8/29 at #Westminster, W, 1-0<br />
8/30 at #Grove City, L, 2-1<br />
9/3 vs. Wilmington, L, 1-0<br />
9/7 vs. Case Western, L, 2-1 (OT)<br />
9/14 at Spalding, W, 6-0<br />
9/19 at Cumberlands, W, 2-0<br />
9/21 at Capital, T, 0-0 (2 OT)<br />
9/23 at Thomas More, W, 2-1<br />
9/27 vs. Bluffton, W, 2-0<br />
9/29 at Wittenberg, T, 0-0 (2 OT)<br />
10/4 vs. *Rose-Hulman, W, 1-0 (OT)<br />
10/8 vs. *Franklin, W, 4-0<br />
10/11 at *Anderson, W, 7-0<br />
10/14 at *Hanover, W, 3-0<br />
10/18 vs. *Manchester, W, 1-0<br />
10/21 at Ohio Wesleyan, L, 2-1<br />
10/25 at *Defiance, W, 3-1<br />
10/28 at *Transylvania, W, 1-0<br />
(2 OT)<br />
11/4 vs. **Rose-Hulman, W, 1-0<br />
11/8 vs. **Manchester, W, 1-0<br />
11/14 at +Calvin, L, 1-0 (2 OT)<br />
#Westminster/Grove City<br />
Tournament<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
+NCAA Tournament<br />
2009: 11-6-2, 6-2 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Leah Todd<br />
9/1 vs. Wittenberg, L, 1-0<br />
9/5 vs. Thomas More, L, 2-1<br />
9/9 at Heidelberg, W, 3-2<br />
9/11 at Marietta, W, 3-1<br />
9/13 vs. Spalding, W, 7-0<br />
9/18 at Case Western Reserve,<br />
W, 2-1<br />
9/20 vs. Capital, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
9/22 at Ohio Northern, L, 6-1<br />
9/26 at *Bluffton, W, 3-1<br />
9/30 at Kenyon, W, 1-0<br />
10/10 vs. *Defiance, W, 4-0<br />
10/13 vs. *Hanover, L, 1-0<br />
10/15 at *Franklin, W, 5-0<br />
10/17 at *Manchester, W, 2-0<br />
10/21 at Centre, T, 0-0 (2 OT)<br />
10/24 vs. *Anderson, W, 4-0<br />
10/27 vs. *Transylvania, W, 2-0<br />
10/31 at *Rose-Hulman, L, 3-2 (OT)<br />
11/4 at **Hanover, L, 2-1<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
2010: 8-9-2, 7-2 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Leah Todd<br />
9/1 at Wittenberg, L, 3-1<br />
9/4 vs. #Adrian, L, 3-0<br />
9/5 at #Marietta, W, 2-0<br />
9/8 vs. Wilmington, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
9/11 vs. Heidelberg, L, 1-0<br />
9/13 at Capital, T, 1-1 (2 OT)<br />
9/19 vs. Centre, L, 4-0<br />
9/21 vs. Ohio Northern, L, 4-0<br />
9/25 vs. *Bluffton, W, 1-0<br />
9/29 at Thomas More, L, 4-0<br />
10/2 at *Rose-Hulman, W, 4-1<br />
10/9 at *Earlham, L, 4-0<br />
10/13 vs. *Hanover, W, 1-0 (2 OT)<br />
1016 at *Anderson, W, 4-0<br />
10/19 at *Franklin, W, 2-0<br />
10/23 vs. *Defiance, W, 3-1<br />
10/27 vs. *Transylvania, L, 3-0<br />
10/30 at *Manchester, W, 1-0<br />
11/2 at **Transylvania, L, 5-0<br />
#Marietta College Tournament<br />
*HCAC game<br />
**HCAC Tournament<br />
2011: 5-12-1, 4-5 HCAC<br />
Head Coach: Leah Todd<br />
9/1 at Wilmington, L, 1-0<br />
9/3 at Centre, L, 8-0<br />
9/7 at Ohio Weleyan, L, 2-0<br />
9/10 vs. Marietta, T, 1-1 (2OT)<br />
9/13 vs. Cincinnati Christian,<br />
W, 1-0<br />
9/16 at Heidelberg, L, 4-1<br />
9/19 vs. Wittenberg, L, 2-0<br />
9/24 at *Bluffton, L, 3-0<br />
9/26 vs. Thomas More, L, 5-0<br />
9/28 at Ohio Northern, L, 4-1<br />
10/1 vs. *Rose-Hulman, W, 1-0<br />
10/8 vs. *Earlham, L, 2-0<br />
10/12 at *Hanover, L, 4-0<br />
10/15 vs. *Anderson, W, 8-1<br />
10/19 vs. *Franklin, W, 2-0<br />
10/22 at *Defiance, L 2-1<br />
10/27 vs. *Transylvania, L, 1-0<br />
10/29 vs. *Manchester, W, 1-0<br />
*HCAC game<br />
Team Records<br />
Game<br />
Most Goals Scored: 10 vs. Defiance College, 2006; vs. Franklin<br />
College, 2006<br />
Most Goals Allowed: 11 vs. Wilmington College, 1997<br />
Most Assists: 9 vs. Franklin College, 2005; vs. Defiance College,<br />
2006; vs. Franklin College, 2006<br />
Season<br />
Most Goals Scored: 65, 2006<br />
Most Assists: 49, 2006<br />
Most Total Points: 179, 2006<br />
Most Goals Allowed: 53, 1997<br />
Fewest Goals Scored: 17, 2011<br />
Fewest Goals Allowed: 10, 2008<br />
Most Wins: 14, 2008<br />
Most Losses: 12, 2003, 2011<br />
Consecutive Wins: 8, 2006, 2007<br />
Most Shutouts: 14, 2008<br />
Consecutive Shutouts: 8, 2007<br />
Best Record: 13-2-3 (.806 pct.), 1998<br />
“The higher your energy level, the more efficient your<br />
body. The more efficient your body, the better you feel<br />
and the more you will use your talent to produce<br />
outstanding results.”<br />
Tony Robbins<br />
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Individual Records<br />
Game<br />
Most Points<br />
9, Jessey Spradlin vs. Defiance<br />
College, 2006<br />
Most Goals<br />
4, Erin Fox vs. Anderson<br />
University, 2003<br />
Most Assists<br />
4, Lori Sullivan vs. Capital<br />
University, 2002; Katie Henlein<br />
vs. Franklin College, 2005<br />
Most Saves<br />
21, Shelbi Benzinger vs. Centre<br />
College, 2009<br />
Season (top 5)<br />
Most Points<br />
51, Jessey Spradlin, 2005<br />
50, Jessey Spradlin, 2006<br />
48, Mandy Blazer, 1998<br />
45, Lisa Sutton, 2000<br />
37, Katie Henlein, 2006<br />
Most Goals<br />
22, Jessey Spradlin, 2005<br />
20, Mandy Blazer, 1998<br />
18, Jessey Spradlin, 2006<br />
17, Lisa Sutton, 2000<br />
15, Beth Schuermann, 2008<br />
Most Assists<br />
14, Jessey Spradlin, 2006<br />
11, Lisa Sutton, 2000<br />
10, Kristin Cordie, 1999<br />
9, Katie Henlein, 2006<br />
9, Allie Pirman, 2007<br />
Most Saves<br />
141, Courtney Howard, 2003<br />
130, Erin Chafin, 1999<br />
120, Erin Mallory, 2002<br />
96, Amanda Hauck, 2005<br />
89, Shelbi Benzinger, 2011<br />
Most Shutouts<br />
13, Kelly Bare, 2008<br />
11, Amanda Hauck, 2005<br />
10, Kelly Bare, 2007<br />
8, Becky Thaxton, 2006<br />
6, Erin Chafin, 1998<br />
6, Lori Gray, 2000<br />
Career (top 5)<br />
Most Games<br />
80, Beth Schuermann, 2005-2008<br />
79, Michele Phillips, 2002-2005<br />
78, Kelly Schmithorst, 2000-2003<br />
78, Lisa Sutton, 1998-2001<br />
78, Kristin Cordie, 1998-2001<br />
78, Julie Rigling, 1999-2002<br />
78, Sarah Lamping, 2001-2004<br />
78, Laurie Neumann, 2006-2009<br />
77, Jessey Spradlin, 2003-2006<br />
76, Shannon Nortman, 2006-2009<br />
Most Points<br />
144, Jessey Spradlin, 2003-2006<br />
116, Mandy Blazer, 1996-1999<br />
115, Lisa Sutton, 1998-2001<br />
86, Beth Schuermann, 2005-2008<br />
58, Kristin Cordie, 1998-2001<br />
Most Goals<br />
59, Jessey Spradlin, 2003-2006<br />
47, Mandy Blazer, 1996-1999<br />
41, Lisa Sutton, 1998-2001<br />
36, Beth Schuermann, 2005-2008<br />
20, Kristy Verssen, 1997-2000<br />
20, Katie Henlein, 2005-2006<br />
Most Assists<br />
26, Jessey Spradlin, 2003-2006<br />
24, Kristin Cordie, 1998-2001<br />
22, Mandy Blazer, 1996-1999<br />
21, Lisa Sutton, 1998-2001<br />
18, Sarah Lamping, 2001-2004<br />
Most Games-Goalie<br />
46, Shelbi Benzinger, 2009-2011<br />
40, Kelly Bare, 2007-2008<br />
39, Erin Chafin, 1997-1999<br />
37, Lori Gray, 2000, 2004<br />
30, Amanda Hauck, 2002, 2004-2006<br />
Most Shutouts<br />
23, Kelly Bare, 2007-2008<br />
12, Amanda Hauck, 2002, 2004-2006<br />
11, Erin Chafin, 1997-1999<br />
11, Shelbi Benzinger, 2009-2011<br />
9, Lori Gray, 2000, 2004<br />
Most Saves<br />
233, Erin Chafin, 1997-1999<br />
223, Shelbi Benzinger, 2009-2011<br />
157, Lori Gray, 2000, 2004<br />
149, Kelly Bare, 2007-2008<br />
142, Courtney Howard, 2003, 2005<br />
Mount Yearly Leaders<br />
SCORING<br />
Yr. Name G A Pts.<br />
1996 Jennifer Condren 13 3 29<br />
1997 Mandy Blazer 12 4 28<br />
1998 Mandy Blazer 20 8 48<br />
1999 Lisa Sutton 13 3 29<br />
2000 Lisa Sutton 17 11 45<br />
2001 Julie Miller 9 4 22<br />
2002 Erin Fox 6 0 12<br />
2003 Jessey Spradlin 7 3 17<br />
2004 Jessey Spradlin 12 2 26<br />
2005 Jessey Spradlin 22 7 51<br />
2006 Jessey Spradlin 18 14 50<br />
2007 Beth Schuermann 10 1 21<br />
2008 Beth Schuermann 15 4 34<br />
2009 Andrea Caldwell 12 1 25<br />
2010 Ashley Maynard 4 2 10<br />
2011 Andrea Caldwell 5 2 12<br />
SAVES<br />
Yr. Name GP Saves<br />
1996 Michelle Doogan 18 72<br />
1997 Michelle Doogan 18 59<br />
1998 Erin Chafin 11 69<br />
1999 Erin Chafin 11 130<br />
2000 Lori Gray 19 77<br />
2001 Emilee Bolte 12 60<br />
2002 Erin Mallory 21 120<br />
2003 Courtney Howard 17 141<br />
2004 Lori Gray 18 80<br />
2005 Amanda Hauck 21 96<br />
2006 Becky Thaxton 18 64<br />
2007 Kelly Bare 19 78<br />
2008 Kelly Bare 21 71<br />
2009 Kayla Ziegler 9 59<br />
2010 Shelbi Benzinger 17 78<br />
2011 Shelbi Benzinger 19 89<br />
Beth Schuermann, who is the Mount’s all-time leader in<br />
games played (80), is fourth in points and goals in the<br />
program’s history.<br />
<strong>2012</strong> WOMEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 37
All-Time Player Roster<br />
A<br />
Paige Apel, 2010<br />
Tina Arszman, 2000-2002<br />
B<br />
Mary Bardonaro, 2002<br />
Kelly Bare, 2007-2008<br />
Jennifer Barnum, 2004<br />
Jordan Beal, 2011-<br />
Kayce Benson, 2001<br />
Shelbi Benzinger, 2009-<br />
Lauren Bishnow, 2010-<br />
Mandy Blazer, 1996-1999<br />
Emilee Bolte, 2001<br />
Hannah Bowling, 2006-2007<br />
Meaghan Boynton, 2010-2011<br />
Brittany Bowman, 2009-<br />
Noel Boyd, 2011-<br />
Christy Brassfield, 2003<br />
Megan Brown <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Nikki Buller, 1997-2000<br />
C<br />
Andrea Caldwell, 2008-2011<br />
Julie Canning, 1996<br />
Kelsey Carpenter, 2011-<br />
Loran Carroll, 2004-2006<br />
Becky Carter, 1998<br />
Erin Chafin, 1997-1999<br />
Jennifer Condren, 1996-1998<br />
Kristin Cordie, 1998-2001<br />
Heather Cornett, 2004-2006<br />
Kayla Cornette, 2009-<br />
Michelle Crawford, 1998<br />
D<br />
Jennifer Dempsey, 2003<br />
Brandy Deaton, 2011<br />
Lindsay Doll, 2002<br />
Michelle Doogan, 1996-1997<br />
E<br />
Kelly Edwards, 2003-2005<br />
Carolyn Eichhorn, 2007<br />
Kayla Eiben <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Kimberly Eshman, 1996<br />
Jennifer Evans, 1996-1998<br />
F<br />
Maggie Faller, 2005<br />
Beth Felder, 1998<br />
Jen Fern <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Cara Fiore, 2001<br />
Tina Flick, 1996<br />
Erin Fox, 2002-2003<br />
Jan Frazee, 2005-2007<br />
Mary Frede, 2008<br />
Madison Freeman, 2011-<br />
Lexie Froehlke <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Morgan Froehlke <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
G<br />
Hailey Gadd, 2011-<br />
Kelly Gerbus, 1999-2002<br />
Chelsea Gleis, 2007<br />
Lori Gray, 2000-2004<br />
Kathrin Grooten, 1997<br />
H<br />
Amanda Hauck, 2002, 2004-2006<br />
Victora Heflin <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Paige Heinrich, 2010<br />
Damara Helmer, 1996<br />
Marie Henkel, 2005-2006<br />
Katie Henlein, 2005-2006<br />
Courtney Howard, 2003, 2005<br />
Taylor Hudepohl, 2010-<br />
Alli Huelseman, 2010<br />
Samantha Huster, 2005-2008<br />
J<br />
Katie Jauch, 2010-<br />
Jessica Jester, 2005-2008<br />
Krista Johnson, 2010-<br />
Nikki Jones, 2007-2008<br />
K<br />
Maribeth Kalberer, 2005-2006<br />
Joani Kammer, 2011<br />
Amie Kidd, 1996-1997<br />
Sarah Kindt, 1997-2000<br />
Erin Kroger, 2008-2010<br />
L<br />
Sarah Lamping, 2001-2004<br />
Chelsea Lang, 2010<br />
Anna Listermann, 2004-2005<br />
Veronica Logsdon, 2001<br />
Natisha Lusk, 2004-2006<br />
M<br />
Erin Mallory, 2002<br />
Elizabeth Manning, 1998-1999<br />
Ashley Maynard, 2007-2010<br />
Jasmine Merk, 2010<br />
Ann Marie Middendorf, 2009-<br />
Jill Miller, 2001-2002<br />
Julie Miller, 2001<br />
Lisa Miller, 1999-2001<br />
Megan Miller, 2011<br />
Sarah Minges, 2000-2001<br />
Abbi Mueller, 2005<br />
Laura Mund, 2005-2008<br />
N<br />
Annie Neumann, 2003<br />
Laurie Neumann, 2006-2009<br />
Melaina Neyer, 2001<br />
Ashley Niehaus, 2009-2010<br />
Shannon Nortman, 2006-2009<br />
O<br />
Jennifer Oberjohann, 1999-2000,<br />
2002<br />
P<br />
Janelle Paff, 1997<br />
Margie Pfiester, 2002, 2004-2005<br />
Michele Phillips, 2002-2005<br />
Mary Pierce, 1998<br />
Vanessa Pille, 2002-2004<br />
Allie Pirman, 2005-2008<br />
Joelle Plageman, 1996<br />
Kristi Poling, 2004-2006<br />
Tammy Prichard, 1997<br />
Jamie Pykosz, 2005-2007<br />
Jessica Pykosz, 2009-<br />
R<br />
Sandy Rack, 2005-2006<br />
Megan Rauckhorst, 2003-2006<br />
Sara Reuscher, 2004-2006<br />
Maria Rhoads, 2010-<br />
Alyssa Richter, 2010<br />
Carrie Rickett, 2008-2010<br />
Julie Rigling, 1999-2002<br />
Robin Rimroth, 1999<br />
Shannon Ritter, 1996-1997<br />
Erin Rosen, 2005-2008<br />
Haley Rush <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
S<br />
Sarah Schablein, 2004-2005<br />
Ashley Schmid <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Kelly Schmithorst, 2000-2003<br />
Leah Schroeder, 2010-2011<br />
Beth Schuermann, 2005-2008<br />
Sarah Schulte, 2009-2010<br />
Lindsey Scully, 2004<br />
Alyssa Seiler, 2009-2010<br />
Erica Selby, 2003<br />
Sarah Shaneyfelt, 2011<br />
Jenna Shull, 2009-<br />
Elizabeth Shustowski, 1998<br />
Meghan Sittner, 2002<br />
Amanda Smiley <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Ashley Smith, 2010<br />
Jessica Smith, 2007-2010<br />
Kierstin Smith, 2008-2009<br />
Macie Smith, 2010-<br />
Megan Smith, 2007-2008<br />
Sara Smith <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Amanda Sparks, 2009<br />
Stephanie Spenny, 2008-2009<br />
Jessey Spradlin, 2003-2006<br />
Anne Starkey, 2001, 2003-2004<br />
Christy Stath, 2002, 2004<br />
Amy Stautberg, 1996-1997<br />
Kayla Steiger, 2011<br />
Sara Steinbrunner, 1999-2001<br />
Amy Steinmetz, 1999-2002<br />
Jenna Sullivan, 1996-1997<br />
Lori Sullivan, 2001-2004<br />
Hayley Sunderhaus <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Lisa Sutton, 1998-2001<br />
T<br />
Becky Thaxton, 2006<br />
Sarah Thaxton, 2006<br />
Amanda Thole, 1998<br />
Megan Thom, 1999-2001<br />
JoAnn Tippenhauer, 2000-2003<br />
U<br />
Cassandra Uphus, 2005<br />
V<br />
Leah VanVelzel, 2005<br />
Erin Vanaski, 1998<br />
Kristy Verssen, 1998-2000<br />
Jamie Viel, 2004-2006<br />
W<br />
Joy Ward, 2004<br />
Cirsti Weber <strong>2012</strong>-<br />
Jenny Westendorf, 2002<br />
Danielle Wetterich, 1996-1998<br />
Rebecca White, 2002<br />
Lori Widener, 2003<br />
Mary Kate Wilger, 2008-2010<br />
Katie Witterstaetter, 2006-2007<br />
Hope Wurzelbacher, 2011<br />
Y<br />
Bridgette Yuellig, 2011-<br />
Z<br />
Kayla Ziegler, 2009<br />
Bold indicates returning (current)<br />
player.<br />
38<br />
COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH
four corners of the world<br />
An Event<br />
LIKE NO OTHER<br />
Thanks to all of our sponsors for another amazing event. Once again, you have made a<br />
difference in our students’ lives by supporting our scholarship fund. Special thanks to<br />
You are the Best. co-chairs Jill Meyer ’93, Frost Brown Todd LLC, and Lisa and Mike Habel, BHDP Architecture.<br />
PRESENTING<br />
SC Ministry Foundation<br />
PASSPORT<br />
Cincinnati Financial Corporation<br />
JETSET<br />
Cincinnati Bell<br />
Esther Price Candies<br />
Fort Washington Investment Advisors, Inc.<br />
Frost Brown Todd LLC<br />
The Kroger Co.<br />
Modern Office Methods<br />
US Bank<br />
MEDIA<br />
Business Courier<br />
TRAVEL<br />
BHDP Architecture<br />
Fifth Third Bank<br />
Legg Mason Investment Counsel<br />
Macy’s<br />
Mercy Health<br />
Messer Construction Co.<br />
Multi-Craft<br />
Sanger & Eby<br />
Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati<br />
REWARDS<br />
BKD, LLP<br />
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center<br />
Clubessential, LLC<br />
Cooper Electric<br />
CTI Clinical Trial & Consulting Services<br />
Home City Ice Co.<br />
Imbus Roofing Co., Inc.<br />
Indian Lookout Apartments<br />
Phillips Supply Co.<br />
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP<br />
The Schueler Group of Companies<br />
TriHealth<br />
PRINTING<br />
Deerfield Digital Printing<br />
CLUB<br />
Decosimo CPAs<br />
dunnhumbyUSA<br />
The Governance Solutions Group<br />
Grove Transportation Services<br />
Humana, Inc<br />
JTM Food Group<br />
Massa Family Fund<br />
of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation<br />
Netherland Rubber Company<br />
Peck Hannaford Briggs<br />
PNC<br />
Michael & Michele Schuster<br />
USI Midwest<br />
Mark and Lisa Weadick<br />
Wells Fargo Advisors<br />
College of Mount St. JoSeph<br />
Junior forward/midfielder Macie Smith, shown in 2011 game action, returns in <strong>2012</strong> for the <strong>Lions</strong>.
Holiday Inn Express Cincinnati West<br />
Preferred Hotel of the Mount<br />
Hotel Highlights<br />
• Newly opened in 2008<br />
• Award Winning Hotel<br />
• Discounts to twenty different restaurants<br />
• Family fun packages<br />
• Free HOT breakfast<br />
• Pet friendly<br />
• Health and fitness center open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.<br />
• Outdoor pool<br />
• Daily housekeeping<br />
• Free wireless<br />
• Business center<br />
Conveniently located 8 miles from the Mount.<br />
Reservations<br />
Call (800) 548-3018 or (518) 574-6000.<br />
Ask for the special Mount rate!<br />
Start your day<br />
off smart<br />
with the<br />
Holiday Inn<br />
Express<br />
“Express Start”<br />
complimentary<br />
hot breakfast.<br />
5505 Rybolt Road / Cincinnati, OH 45248<br />
www.hiecincinnatihotel.com
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