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<strong>2005</strong> <strong>NORTH</strong> <strong>TEXAS</strong> <strong>SOCCER</strong><br />

Home of the 2004 Sun Belt Conference Champions<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> Athletic Media Relations (Area Code 940)<br />

Director: Eric Capper 565-2476<br />

Assistant Director/Soccer Contact: Steven Bartolotta, 369-8329<br />

E-Mail: stevenb@unt.edu; Fax: 940-369-7461<br />

Assistant Director : Amy Ruggini, 369-7980<br />

Assistant Director: Jerry Scott, 565-4674<br />

Up Next<br />

Friday, October 21, <strong>2005</strong><br />

Denver (7-6-2, 4-1-1) at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> (11-2-2, 6-0)<br />

Denton, <strong>Texas</strong> 7:00 p.m<br />

<strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> Soccer Complex (1,000)<br />

On Tap<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> plays its final home game of<br />

the season on Friday with a battle against<br />

SBC rival Denver. The games with Denver<br />

have been fierce as <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> trails<br />

the overall series 3-5-1. <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> is<br />

2-0-1 against Denver at home and the<br />

last meeting in Denton in 2003 resulted<br />

in <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> knocking off the then 20th<br />

ranked Pioneers 3-2 in overtime. The last<br />

game between the two teams came in<br />

the 2004 SBC Tournament semifinals with<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> winning 3-0.<br />

The Streak Reaches A National Level<br />

The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> 13-game unbeaten streak<br />

has established a new school record and<br />

is now the 3rd longest unbeaten streak in<br />

the nation. Only the top two teams in the<br />

nation, No. 1 Penn State and No. 2 Portland<br />

have longer unbeaten streaks at 15<br />

games. During the streak the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong><br />

has outscored its opponents 40-8, had six<br />

shutouts, and won seven of the 13 games<br />

by two goals or more.<br />

National Rankings<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> has started to receive national<br />

recognition as for the first time in school<br />

history the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> received a national<br />

ranking from topdrawersoccer.com.<br />

The inital ranking had <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> as the<br />

40th ranked team in nation, but the <strong>Mean</strong><br />

<strong>Green</strong> has climbed to 36th in the latest<br />

poll. <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> is also receiving votes in<br />

the latest Soccer Buzz Central Region poll.<br />

Individual National Rankings<br />

While <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> as a team is being recognize<br />

nationally, the individual rankings<br />

will find Heather Hutyra and Kandice Ellis<br />

near the top. Hutyra is fourth in the nation<br />

with 16 goals, fifth in goals per game at<br />

1.14, and sixth in points per game at 2.64.<br />

<strong>Mean</strong>while goalkeeper Kandice Ellis has<br />

moved up to eighth in the nation in save<br />

percentage at .895 and 14th in the nation<br />

in goals against average at 0.55. As a team<br />

the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> are the 18th highest scoring<br />

squad averaging 2.73 goals a game.<br />

Home Domination<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> has a perfect mark of 8-0-1<br />

at home this season and will be going<br />

after its four unbeaten season in school<br />

history in the home finale against Denver.<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> is 11-0-2 in their last 13 home<br />

games and since the start of the 2000<br />

season the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> has a record of<br />

45-2-4 at home.<br />

Climbing The Charts<br />

Sophomore Heather Hutyra is making her<br />

ascent up the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> record books.<br />

Hutyra ranks ninth all-time in goals, 11th<br />

in points, sixth in shots, and eighth in<br />

<strong>2005</strong> Schedule<br />

Aug. 20 Alumni (exb) W, 6-1<br />

Aug. 26 vs. Eastern Illnois#$ L, 2-0<br />

Aug. 27 at UTEP$ L, 2-1<br />

Aug. 31 <strong>Texas</strong> St. W, 3-0<br />

Sept. 4 at SMU W, 3-1<br />

Sept. 7 Grambling St. W, 6-0<br />

Sept. 9 Missouri St. T, 1-1<br />

Sept. 11 Sam Houston St. W, 6-1<br />

Sept. 16 Rice W, 1-0<br />

Sept. 18 at Houston T, 2-2<br />

Sept. 23 at <strong>North</strong>western St. PPD%<br />

Sept. 25 <strong>Texas</strong> Woman’s PPD%<br />

Sept. 30 Troy* W, 4-0<br />

Oct. 2 South Alabama* W, 2-1 OT<br />

Oct. 7 at Louisiana-Lafayette* W, 1-0<br />

Oct. 9 at Florida Int’n* W, 1-0<br />

Oct. 14 Arkansas St.* W, 4-1<br />

Oct. 16 Arkansas-Little Rock* W, 6-1<br />

Oct. 21 Denver* 7 p.m.<br />

Oct. 28 at W. Kentucky* 7 p.m.<br />

Oct. 30 at Middle Tenn.* 1 p.m.<br />

Nov. 2-5 SBC Tournament^ TBA<br />

#-El Paso, <strong>Texas</strong><br />

$- Miner Classic<br />

* Sun Belt Conference Game<br />

^Mobile, Alabama<br />

% postponed due to Hurricane Rita<br />

All times are Central<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> Projected Starters<br />

No. Name Ht. Yr. Pos. Hometown/Last School S G A P GW<br />

3 ............Dani Slavonic ................... 5-8 .... So. ... MF ........Carrollton, TX (Creekview H.S.) ...... 29 ........ 2 ..........0 .........4 .........1<br />

15 ..........Rebecca Swilley ............... 5-10 .. Jr. ..... D ...........Colorado Springs, CO (Centenary) ...... 9 .......... 0 ..........1 .........2 .........0<br />

8 ............Lauren Weller ................... 5-9 .... So. ... D ...........Rockwall, TX (Rockwall H.S.) .......... 9 .......... 1 ..........0 .........2 .........0<br />

9 ............Brittany Cleveland ............ 5-5 .... Fr... .. MF ........Highland Village, TX (Marcus H.S.) . 19 ........ 4 ..........2 .........10 .......2<br />

7 ............Kelli Lunsford .................... 5-4 .... Fr... .. MF ........Highland Village, TX (Marcus H.S.) . 61 ........ 5 ..........7 .........17 .......0<br />

4 ............Gennifer Hurst .................. 5-5 .... Fr. .... D ...........Terrell, TX (Terrell H.S.) ................... 16 ........ 1 ..........2 .........4 .........0<br />

6 ............Andrea Marak ................... 5-7 .... Sr. .... D ...........Irving, TX (Irving H.S.) ..................... 3 .......... 0 ..........0 .........0 .........0<br />

19 ..........Heather Hutyra ................. 5-9 .... So. ... F ...........Fort Worth, TX (Western Hills H.S.) 59 ........ 16 ........5 .........37 .......3<br />

21 ..........Angela Hawkins ................ 5-7 .... Jr. ..... MF ........Coppell, TX (Coppell H.S.) .............. 14 ........ 2 ..........1 .........5 .........1<br />

25 ..........Kristen Campbell .............. 5-7 .... Jr. ..... MF ........Sachse, TX (Naaman Forest H.S.) .. 45 ........ 6 ..........9 .........21 .......3<br />

GOALKEEPER M GA Avg. Sv SO<br />

0 ............Kandice Ellis ..................... 5-7 .... So. ... GK ........Flower Mound, TX (Flower Mound H.S.) .....986:15 . 6 ..........0:55 ....51 .......5<br />

www.<strong>Mean</strong><strong>Green</strong>Sports.com


<strong>2005</strong> Sun Belt Conference Standings<br />

CONFERENCE OVERALL<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> 6-0 1.000 11-2-2 .800<br />

Denver 4-1-1 .750 7-6-2 .533<br />

South Alabama 5-2 .714 8-4-1 .654<br />

Western Kentucky 3-1-1 .700 5-6-3 .464<br />

Middle Tennessee 2-1-2 .600 8-4-2 .643<br />

Troy 2-4-1 .357 4-7-1 .375<br />

Arkansas State 2-4-1 .357 5-10-1 .344<br />

Florida International 1-4-1 .250 3-7-4 .357<br />

Louisiana-Lafayette 1-4-1 .250 3-7-3 .346<br />

Arkansas-Little Rock 1-6 .143 2-13-1 .156<br />

<strong>2005</strong> Soccer Buzz Central Region Rankings<br />

School Record Prv. Rank<br />

1. Tennessee 9-5-1 1<br />

2. Vanderbilt 13-3 2<br />

3. <strong>Texas</strong> A&M 10-3-2 3<br />

4. St. Louis 11-3 5<br />

5. Mississippi 13-3 8<br />

6. Colorado 9-5-2 4<br />

7. <strong>Texas</strong> 8-6-1 11<br />

8. Nebraska 9-5-1 4<br />

9. Oklahoma 12-3-1 6<br />

10. Kansas 8-6-2 10<br />

11. SMU 10-4-1 12<br />

12. Missouri 8-5-3 7<br />

13. Iowa State 8-5-3 13<br />

14. Oklahoma State 10-3-3 14<br />

15. UTEP 15-1-1 15<br />

Receiving votes: <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> (11-2-2), Memphis (9-4), Missouri<br />

State (8-2-4)<br />

game-winning goals. Hutyra’s 16 goals and 37 points this season<br />

already rank her seventh all-time in a single season in both<br />

categories.<br />

Nearing The SBC Title<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> is closing in on their third Sun Belt Conference regular<br />

season title and first back-to-back regular season crown. The<br />

<strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> has won 12 straight games against Sun Belt Conference<br />

opponents. <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> can win the regular season title with<br />

a win against Denver combined with a loss by Western Kentucky<br />

and a tie or loss by Middle Tennessee on Friday. If <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong><br />

defeats Denver on Friday, then the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> would need only<br />

a tie in one of its final two games to earn the regular season<br />

conference title.<br />

Campbell-Hutyra Combo<br />

The duo of Kristen Campbell and Heather Hutyra has combined<br />

for 22 goals, 14 assists, and 58 points this season. Campbell and<br />

Hutyra both have recorded career-highs in goals, assists, and<br />

points this season. Campbell has moved into the top 10 in assists<br />

for her career at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> with 15.<br />

Lunsford Coming On Strong<br />

Freshman Kelli Lunsford has nearly doubled her point total for the<br />

year in the last two games. Lunsford scored three goals, had two<br />

assists, and eight points against Arkansas State and Arkansas-<br />

Little Rock. Lunsford now has five goals and 17 points on the season,<br />

and leads the team in shots with 61. Lunsford also remained<br />

www.<strong>Mean</strong><strong>Green</strong>Sports.com<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> Record When....<br />

at home ............................................................ 8-0-1<br />

on the road ....................................................... 3-1-1<br />

neutral ............................................................. 0-1<br />

leading at the half ............................................. 8-0<br />

trailing at the half .............................................. 1-2-1<br />

tied at the half .................................................. 2-0-1<br />

overtime ........................................................... 1-0-1<br />

scores:<br />

0 goals ............................................................. 0-1<br />

1 goal .............................................................. 3-1-1<br />

2 goals ............................................................. 1-0-1<br />

3 goals ............................................................. 2-0<br />

4+ goals ........................................................... 5-0<br />

the first goal ..................................................... 10-0-1<br />

the opponent scores:<br />

0 goals ............................................................. 6-0<br />

1 goal ............................................................... 5-0-1<br />

2 goals ............................................................. 0-2-1<br />

3 goals ............................................................. 0-0<br />

4+ goals ........................................................... 0-0<br />

the first goal ..................................................... 1-2-1<br />

When <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> has.....<br />

0-9 shots on goal .............................................. 1-0<br />

10-19 shots on goal ........................................... 2-1-2<br />

20-29 shots on goal ........................................... 6-1<br />

30+ shots on goal ............................................. 1-0<br />

more shots on goal ............................................ 8-1-1<br />

less shots on goal .............................................. 3-1<br />

same shots on goal ........................................... 0-0-1<br />

more corner kicks .............................................. 9-1-1<br />

less corner kicks ................................................ 2-1-1<br />

perfect on penalty kicks as she converted her third of the season<br />

against the Trojans.<br />

Ellis Adds To Totals<br />

Despite playing only 65 minutes over the weekend, goalkeeper<br />

Kandice Ellis extended her scoreless streak to 275 minutes without<br />

allowing a goal. Over the last 451 minutes of play, Ellis has<br />

allowed only one goal.


CAREER<br />

GOALS<br />

G Player Year<br />

1. 88 Marilyn Marin 2000-03<br />

2. 51 Melinda Pina 2001-04<br />

3. 45 Christy Johnson 1997-00<br />

4. 38 Krista Davey 1996-99<br />

5. 33 Teresa Vise 1997-00<br />

6. 28 April Bonilla 1996-98<br />

7. 26 Michelle Pratz 1995-96<br />

8. 25 Carrie Kveton 1998-01<br />

9. 22 Heather Hutyra 2004-<br />

10. 20 Kim Brunette 1997-00<br />

POINTS<br />

P Player Year<br />

1. 212 Marilyn Marin 2000-03<br />

2. 122 Melinda Pina 2001-04<br />

3. 112 Christy Johnson 1997-00<br />

4. 101 Krista Davey 1996-99<br />

5. 85 Teresa Vise 1997-00<br />

6. 73 Carrie Kveton 1998-01<br />

7. 69 April Bonilla 1996-98<br />

8. 62 Michelle Pratz 1995-96<br />

9. 56 Lisa Whitfield 1995-96<br />

10 55 Kim Brunette 1997-00<br />

11. 54 Heather Hutyra 2004-<br />

SHOTS<br />

S Player Year<br />

1. 413 Marilyn Marin 2000-03<br />

2. 287 Christy Johnson 1997-00<br />

3. 228 Teresa Vise 1997-99<br />

4. 215 Melinda Pina 2001-04<br />

5. 180 Krista Davey 1996-99<br />

6. 142 Heather Hutyra 2004-<br />

7. 130 Lisa Whitfield 1995-96<br />

8. 122 April Bonilla 1996-98<br />

9. 101 Michelle Pratz 1995-96<br />

10. 93 Carrie Kveton 1998-01<br />

ASSISTS<br />

A Player Year<br />

1. 39 Marilyn Marin 2000-03<br />

2. 24 Krista Davey 1996-99<br />

3. 23 Carrie Kveton 1998-01<br />

4. 22 Christy Johnson 1997-00<br />

5. 20 Melinda Pina 2001-04<br />

20 Lisa Whitfield 1995-96<br />

7. 16 Teresa Vise 1997-00<br />

8. 15 Kim Brunette 1997-00<br />

15 Kristen Campbell 2003-<br />

10. 14 Nikki Smetzer 1997-99<br />

<strong>NORTH</strong> <strong>TEXAS</strong> RECORDS WATCH<br />

CAREER<br />

GAME-WINNING GOALS<br />

GW Player Year<br />

1. 23 Marilyn Marin 2000-03<br />

2. 16 Melinda Pina 2001- 04<br />

3. 13 Teresa Vise 1997-00<br />

4. 9 Christy Johnson 1997-00<br />

5. 8 Krista Davey 1996-98<br />

6. 7 Lisa Whitfield 1995-96<br />

7 Carrie Kveton 1998-01<br />

8. 6 Heather Hutyra 2004-<br />

6 Kristen Campbell 2003<br />

10. 5 Michelle Pratz 1995-96<br />

5 Kim Brunette 1998-99<br />

5 April Bonilla 1996-98<br />

SAVES<br />

SV Player Year<br />

1. 204 Briana Buchanan 2003-<br />

2. 202 Monica Housden 2000-01<br />

3. 200 Amy Smyser 1995-97<br />

4. 160 Adria Costanza 1998-99<br />

5. 107 Erin Johnson 2002<br />

6. 78 Amy Chandler 1997-98<br />

7. 60 Kandice Ellis 2004-<br />

8. 36 JoDee Campbell 1996<br />

9. 32 Brianna Morris 1999-02<br />

10. 20 Lindsey Deal 1998-99<br />

SHUTOUTS<br />

SHO Player Year<br />

1. 17 Briana Buchanan 2003-<br />

2. 12.5 Monica Housden 2000-01<br />

3. 9 Amy Smyser 1995-97<br />

9 Adria Costanzo 1998-99<br />

5. 5 Amy Chandler 1997-98<br />

5 Kandice Ellis 2004-<br />

7. 3.5 Brianna Morris 1999-02<br />

8. 3 JoDee Campbell 1996<br />

9. 2 Lindsey Deal 1999<br />

2 Erin Johnson 2002<br />

SINGLE SEASON<br />

GOALS<br />

G Player Year<br />

1. 26 Marilyn Marin 2002<br />

2. 24 Marilyn Marin 2000<br />

3. 23 Marilyn Marin 2003<br />

4. 22 Christy Johnson 1997<br />

5. 21 Melinda Pina 2003<br />

6. 19 Teresa Vise 2000<br />

7. 16 Heather Hutyra <strong>2005</strong><br />

8. 15 Michelle Pratz 1995<br />

15 Marilyn Marin 2001<br />

10. 14 April Bonilla 1996<br />

14 Krista Davey 1998<br />

POINTS<br />

P Player Year<br />

1. 67 Marilyn Marin 2002<br />

2. 60 Marilyn Marin 2003<br />

3. 54 Marilyn Marin 2000<br />

4. 51 Christy Johnson 1997<br />

5. 47 Melinda Pina 2003<br />

6. 42 Teresa Vise 2000<br />

7. 37 Michelle Pratz 1995<br />

37 Heather Hutyra <strong>2005</strong><br />

9. 36 Krista Davey 1998<br />

10. 34 Krista Davey 1997<br />

SAVES<br />

SV Player Year<br />

1. 118 Briana Buchanan 2003<br />

2. 116 Amy Smyser 1995<br />

3. 112 Monica Housden 2000<br />

4. 107 Erin Johnson 2002<br />

5. 90 Monica Housden 2001<br />

6. 81 Adria Costanzo 1999<br />

7. 79 Adria Costanzo 1998<br />

8. 75 Briana Buchanan 2004<br />

9. 68 Amy Smyser 1996<br />

10. 51 Kandice Ellis <strong>2005</strong><br />

All-Time Winningest NCAA Women’s Soccer Coaches (Active)<br />

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct.<br />

1. Anson Dorrance, <strong>North</strong> Carolina 27 587 26 17 .945<br />

2. Becky Burleigh, Florida 15 272 68 17 .783<br />

3. Jerry Smith, Santa Clara 19 299 75 25 .781<br />

4. Chris Petrucelli, <strong>Texas</strong> 16 254 68 16 .775<br />

4. Len Tsantiris, Connecticut 25 421 112 28 .775<br />

6. John Walker, Nebraska 12 191 55 8 .767<br />

7. Randy Waldrum, Notre Dame 16 232 71 18 .750<br />

8. G. Guerrieri, <strong>Texas</strong> A&M 15 223 72 10 .747<br />

9. Jennifer Rockwood, BYU 11 173 56 10 .744<br />

10. Patrick Farmer, Syracuse 17 252 82 30 .733<br />

11. Jillian Ellis, UCLA 8 116 40 6 .734<br />

12. Mike Tucker, Dayton 11 158 57 7 .727<br />

13. Brian Dooley, Fla. Atlantic 11 132 48 10 .721<br />

14. John Hedlund, <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> 11 146 57 11 .707<br />

15. Angela Kelly. Tennessee 6 77 34 7 .682<br />

16. Nancy Feldman, Boston U. 18 218 87 25 .698<br />

www.<strong>Mean</strong><strong>Green</strong>Sports.com


Hedlund Quick Facts<br />

Age: 43<br />

Alma Mater: Midwestern State (‘85)<br />

Record: 146-57-11<br />

Playing Experience: Midwestern<br />

State University 1980-84, U.S.<br />

Olympic Team 1983-84, New York<br />

Express (MISL) 1984-85, Dallas<br />

Sidekicks (MISL, CISL) 1986-95,<br />

Dallas Rockets (SISL) 1988-91.<br />

Hedlund Year-by-Year<br />

Year Overall Conf.<br />

1995 11-6-1 NA<br />

1996 11-8 2-4<br />

1997 13-6 3-3<br />

1998 13-4-2 5-2-2<br />

1999 14-4-1 7-1-1<br />

2000 15-5-2 4-1-2<br />

2001 13-5 7-1<br />

2002 14-5-1 6-2<br />

2003 15-6-1 6-1-1<br />

2004 16-6-1 6-1-1<br />

<strong>2005</strong> 11-2-2 6-0<br />

Total 146-57-11 52-16-7<br />

Hedlund vs. <strong>2005</strong> Opponents<br />

Opponent Record<br />

Eastern Illinois 1-1<br />

UTEP 1-1<br />

<strong>Texas</strong> State 6-0<br />

SMU 3-5-1<br />

Grambling State 2-0<br />

Missouri State 0-2-1<br />

Sam Houston State 2-0<br />

Rice 2-1<br />

Houston 5-1-1<br />

<strong>North</strong>western State 2-0<br />

<strong>Texas</strong> Woman’s 2-0<br />

Troy 2-0<br />

South Alabama 8-1<br />

Louisiana-Lafayette 6-0<br />

Florida International 6-2<br />

Arkansas State 9-0<br />

Arkansas-Little Rock 7-0<br />

Denver 3-5-1<br />

Western Kentucky 3-1-1<br />

Middle Tennessee 1-0-1<br />

www.<strong>Mean</strong><strong>Green</strong>Sports.com<br />

Having established himself as one of the most prominent coaches in the Central<br />

Region, John Hedlund, who is set to begin his 11th year at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong>, led the<br />

<strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> soccer team to its first ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament<br />

and a school-record 16 wins last season. Hedlund was also named the Sun Belt<br />

Conference Co-Coach of the Year.<br />

Since starting the program from scratch in 1995 by implementing a gameplan<br />

that emphasizes recruiting from the surplus of talent available in the Lone Star<br />

State, the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> has vaulted into one of the premier programs in the state<br />

of <strong>Texas</strong>.<br />

During Hedlund’s tenure at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> he has won 146 games and currently<br />

ranks 14th all-time in the NCAA in winning percentage and 14th among active<br />

coaches in the NCAA.<br />

During his 10 years as the head coach of the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong>, Hedlund has seen 35<br />

players selected to the all-conference team, 11 players named all-region, and<br />

the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> has never had a losing season in the program’s history. Under<br />

Hedlund’s leadership <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> has captured two Sun Belt Conference regular<br />

season championships and one Sun Belt Conference Tournament title.<br />

But winning is nothing new to Hedlund and the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong>. His teams have<br />

been ranked in the Top 10 in the Central Region by Soccer Buzz in eight of the<br />

last nine years, with the 2004 club posting the school’s best-ever record of 16-6-<br />

1.<br />

Hedlund’s program can boast having never had a losing record. Since joining the<br />

Sun Belt Conference five years ago, the <strong>Mean</strong> <strong>Green</strong> have established themselves<br />

one of the league’s premier programs. With the program’s success has<br />

come recognition for Hedlund and his players. Three years ago Hedlund was<br />

recognized as the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> Coach of the Year by the Dallas Morning News<br />

and the Dallas All Sports Association. This past season Hedlund was named the<br />

Coach of the Year by the Greater Denton Sports Commission.<br />

*10 consecutive winning seasons<br />

Head Coach John Hedlund<br />

Hedlund Coaching Highlights<br />

*146-57-11 overall record at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong><br />

*Led <strong>North</strong> <strong>Texas</strong> to the single season school record for wins at 16 in 2004.<br />

*Played in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history in 2004<br />

*Sun Belt Conference Champions in 2001 and 2004<br />

*Sun Belt Conference Tournament Champions in 2004<br />

*Has coached 31 all-conference players including 18 first-team all-conference<br />

players.<br />

*Hedlund has coached three freshmen All-American, nine All-Central Region<br />

players, one Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year and two Sun Belt Conference<br />

Players of the Year.


<strong>NORTH</strong> <strong>TEXAS</strong> MEAN GREEN<br />

<strong>2005</strong> ROSTER<br />

Numerical Roster<br />

No Name Ht. Yr. Pos. Hometown Last School<br />

0 Kandice Ellis 5-7 So. GK Flower Mound, TX Flower Mound H.S.<br />

1 Briana Buchanan 5-7 Sr. GK Carrollton, TX Newman Smith H.S.<br />

2 Amanda Mitchell 5-3 Fr. D Lubbock, TX Monterey H.S.<br />

3 Dani Slavonic 5-8 So. MF Carrollton, TX Creekview H.S.<br />

4 Gennifer Hurst 5-4 Fr. MF Terrell, TX Terrell H.S.<br />

5 Melissa Chapman 5-6 Jr. F Sachse, TX Naaman Forest H.S.<br />

6 Andrea Marak 5-7 Sr. D Irving, TX Univeristy of Louisville<br />

7 Kelli Lunsford 5-4 Fr. MF Highland Village, TX Marcus H.S.<br />

8 Lauren Weller 5-9 So. D Rockwall, TX Rockwall H.S.<br />

9 Brittany Cleveland 5-5 Fr. F Highland Village, TX Marcus H.S.<br />

10 Amanda Jones 5-4 Jr. MF Weatherford, TX Oklahoma City University<br />

11 Misty Cordon 5-5 Sr. D San Antonio, TX Roosevelt H.S.<br />

12 Amanda Johnson 5-6 Fr. D Arlington, TX Martin H.S.<br />

13 Jaime Yates 5-6 Jr. F Duncanville, TX University of Dayton<br />

14 Julie Radford 5-6 Fr. F Sachse, TX Naaman Forest H.S.<br />

15 Rebecca Swilley 5-10 Jr. D Colorado Springs, CO Centenary University<br />

16 Jill Watts 5-6 Fr. MF Keller, TX Fossil Ridge H.S.<br />

18 Kristen Steele 5-7 Fr. GK The Woodlands, TX Cline H.S.<br />

19 Heather Hutyra 5-9 So. F Fort Worth, TX Western Hills H.S.<br />

20 Jessie Wolfe 5-6 Fr. D Benbrook, TX Western Hills H.S.<br />

21 Angela Hawkins 5-7 Jr. MF Coppell, TX Coppell H.S.<br />

25 Kristen Campbell 5-7 Jr. F Sachse, TX Naaman Forest H.S.<br />

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