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(Back Row L to R): Mattie Weatherspoon, Kristine Weaver, Catlin Orschel, Eren Corapcioglu, Lauren Cheaney, Amanda Exford, Catie 

Depew, Emily McManus (Second Row L to R): Laura Immencschuh, Jordan Smith, Candace Rushing, Ashley Dolezel, Katie Valdez, 

Chelsea Caldwell, Chelsea Granger Brittany Millican, Kortney Casusey (Front Row L to R): Deb Hill, Michael Anne Wheeler, Tracy Apgar, 

Michael Anne Wheeler, Tracy Apgar, Kate Donnelly (Not pictured: Lauren Stanley) 

NO. PLAYER POS. HT. CL-EXP HOMETOWN / LAST SCHOOL 

0 Deborah Hill GK 5-6 Fr.-HS Duson, La./Acadiana HS 

1 Kate Donnelly GK 5-10 Jr.-2L Seabrook, Texas/Clear Lake HS 

2 Amanda Exford D 5-9 Fr.-HS Fort Worth, Texas/Fossil Ridge HS 

3 Kristine Weaver MF 5-8 Jr..-2L Prosper, Texas/Prosper HS 

4 Lauren Cheaney D 5-8 Jr.-2L Shreveport, La./Loyola College Prep 

5 Jordan Smith F 5-2 Fr.-HS Bossier City, La./Loyola College Prep 

7 Katie Valdez MF/F 5-6 So..-1L Houston, Texas/Alief Taylor HS 

8 Brittany Millican D 5-5 Fr.-HS Whitehouse, Texas/Whitehouse HS 

9 Laura Immenschuh MF 5-6 Fr.-HS Leawood, Kan./Shawnee Mission East HS 

10 Catlin Orschel MF 5-8 Fr.-HS Elk Rapids, Mich/Elk Rapids HS 

11 Ashley Dolezel F 5-5 Fr.-HS Rogers, Texas/Academy HS 

12 Chelsea Cardwell MF 5-6 So.-1L Dallas, Texas/Flower Mound HS 

13 Kortney Causey D 5-2 Jr..-2L Dallas, Texas/Wylie HS 

14 Eren Corapcioglu D 5-8 Fr.-HS Louisville, Colo./Monarch HS 

16 Chelsea Granger F 5-4 Fr.-HS Lafayette, La./Lafayette HS 

17 Candace Rushing F/MF 5-4 So.-1L. Cordova, Tenn./Cordova HS 

18 Michael Anne Wheeler MF 5-3 Sr.-3L Abilene, Texas/Wylie HS 

20 Lauren Stanley F 5-3 Sr.-3L Mesquite, Texas/Poteet HS 

21 Mattie Weatherspoon D 5-9 Jr..-2L Longview, Texas/Longview HS 

23 Catie Depew D 5-6 So.-1L Katy, Texas/James Taylor HS 

24 Tracy Apgar MF/F 5-2 Sr.-3L Round Rock, Texas / Round Rock HS 

29 Emily McManus D 5-6 So.-1L Lafayette, La./Lafayette HS

Quick Facts 

Location: Shreveport, LA 

Enrollment: 905 

Nickname: Ladies 

Colors: Maroon & White 

Home Field: Mayo Field (500) 

Affiliation: NCAA Division I 

Conference: The Summit League 

President: Dr. Kenneth L. Schwab 

Alma Mater (Year): Purdue (1969) 

Athletic Director: Dr. Tom Tallach 

Alma Mater (Year): Centenary (1993) 

Head Coach: Chase Wooten 

Alma Mater (Year): Centenary (1998) 

Overall Record / Years: 29-40-2 / 4th year 

Centenary Record / Years: 29-40-2 / 4th year 

Assistant Coaches: Glenn Evans 

Soccer Phone: (318) 869-5165 

2007 Overall Record: 5-12-2 

Conference Record: 0-6-2 

Starters Ret. / Lost: 6/5 

Letterwinners Ret. / Lost: 15/5 

Women’s Soccer SID: Tony Black 

SID Phone: (318) 841-7260 

SID Cell: (318) 751-3380 

SID Email: ablack@centenary.edu 

Press Row Phone: (318) 751- 3380 

The 2008 Centenary Ladies Soccer Media Guide was created, written, 

designed, and edited by Assistant Sports Information Director Tony 

Black, with editorial assistance from Sports Information Director David 

Pratt. Photography by Lawrence Lea Photography, Greg Pearson and 

Darrell Dullnig. On the cover, from left to right: Tracy Apgar, Lauren 

Stanley and Michael Anne Wheeler. 

ADMINISTRATION PHONE 

Director of Athletics 

Dr. Tom Tallach (318) 869-5087 

Assistant A.D./Compliance/SWA 

Terry Ennis (318) 869-5098 

Assistant A.D./Development 

Mark Montgomery (318) 869-5094 

Assistant A.D./Sports Information Director 

David Pratt (318) 869-5092 

Assistant Sports Information Director 

Tony Black (318) 841-7260 

Director of Academic Support 

Glenn Evans (318) 869-5700 

Business Manager 

Paul Morrow (318) 869-5067 

Sports Medicine 

Alan Edwards (318) 869-5093 

Dustin Bradstreet (318) 869-5093 

Mike Peck (318) 869-5093 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Contents 

Table of Contents ........................................................................... 1 

Shreveport/Bossier City ................................................................ 2 

The Summit League ..................................................................... 3-4 

Centenary Athletics ........................................................................ 5 

Mayo Field ..................................................................................... 6 

Centenary College ........................................................................... 7 

President Dr. Schwab ...................................................................... 8 

Director of Athletics Dr. Tom Tallach ............................................ 9 

Athletic Staff ................................................................................ 10 

Sports Medicine ........................................................................... 11 

Sports Information ....................................................................... 12 

Coaches .................................................................................... 13-14 

The Ladies ............................................................................... 15-21 

2008 Schedule ............................................................................... 22 

2008 Summit League Opponents ............................................ 23-26 

2007 Conference Standings ........................................................... 27 

2007 Statistics .............................................................................. 28 

2007 Box Scores ...................................................................... 29-32 

Record Book ............................................................................ 33-35 

All-Time Results ..................................................................... 36-37 

All-Time Roster ............................................................................ 38 

Athletic Department Phone Directory 

HEAD COACHES PHONE 

Baseball 

Ed McCann (318) 869-5298 

Basketball 

Greg Gary-Men (318) 869-5089 

Steve Curtis-Women (318) 869-5758 

Cross Country 

Shelley Armstrong-M/W (318) 869-5277 

Golf 

Martin Stuart-Men (318) 742-0333 

Mary Lynn Stuart-Women (318) 841-7314 

Gymnastics 

Bill Hardy (318) 798-3547 

Soccer 

David Orr-Men (318) 841-7337 

Chase Wooten- Women (318) 869-5165 

Softball 

Mark Montgomery (318) 869-5094 

Swimming 

Butch Jordan-M/W (318) 686-2544 

Tennis 

Larry Jacobs-M/W (318) 869-5285 

Volleyball 

Dan Gwitt (318) 869-5717 

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SHREVEPORT 

SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CITY 

That’s right, there’s a side of 

Louisiana that you may not be familiar 

with… one that you have to experience 

to fully understand. The northwest part 

of the state, in and around Shreveport- 

Bossier City, is a little different than the 

rest of Louisiana. It’s a mixture of the 

wide-open Texas spirit and the spicy 

Cajun attitude. Where cowboy meets 

Creole. Where spicy Louisiana crawfish 

meet big Texas t-bone steaks. 

Our unique blend of cultures 

has a tendency to sneak up and surprise 

you. You come here expecting to explore 

our vast musical heritage, but it’s not just 

jazz, it’s country, bluegrass and folk music 

too. You expect the bright lights and 

fast action of the casinos, but excellent 

shopping and family entertainment is all 

around. If you’re looking for a getaway 

that’s full of variety and offers a taste for 

life, you’ve come to the right place. 

Louisiana’s other side is a term 

we use to describe our location in the 

state and our unique combination of 

Louisiana Cajun culture and East Texas 

cowboy heritage. On the surface there 

are a lot of obvious reasons people are 

drawn to northwest Louisiana. From the 

glittering excitement of the casinos, the 

wonderful array of festivals, the mouth - 

watering local cuisine, fantastic shopping 

and numerous outdoor activities, to 

the museums and attractions – this area 

has all the necessary ingredients for a 

memorable getaway. That’s what makes 

northwest Louisiana a hot destination. 

But that’s not all there is to “Louisiana’s 

Other Side.” 

Centenary College is located 

two miles from downtown Shreveport, 

the third largest city in the state of 

Louisiana. Shreveport is located on the 

west bank of the Red River in Northwest 

Louisiana. Over 300,000 people reside in 

the metropolitan Shreveport area. 

Shreveport is considered the 

geographical, cultural, and economic 

center of the region know as the Ark-La- 

Tex, encompassing East Texas, Northern 

Louisiana, and Southern Arkansas. 

Shreveport is only a few hours away by 

2 

car from other major cities such as Dallas 

and Houston in Texas, Baton Rouge and 

New Orleans in Louisiana, Jackson, 

Mississippi, and Little Rock, Arkansas. 

Shreveport is separated from 

Bossier City by the Red River, but many 

locals consider themselves residents of 

the Shreveport-Bossier region as a whole 

instead of one of the specific cities. People 

who live here think nothing of crossing 

the river to take in an event, no matter 

which city is the official host. 

There seems to always be a 

festival going on that shines a spotlight 

on some aspect of life in Shreveport- 

Bossier that is unique. In May, the 

Mudbug Madness Festival celebrates the 

abundance of crawfish found in the area, 

while African-American culture is 

celebrated in June with the Good Times 

Roll Festival, featuring music, art and food. 

One of the major highlights of 

the year in Shreveport is the State Fair of 

Louisiana, held every October. The fair 

features more than 70 rides and one of 

the finest livestock gatherings in the 

United States. 

Another major event that 

showcases Shreveport on a national level 

is the Independence Bowl, held in late 

December. The annual football game, 

featuring a team from the Big 12 

Conference against one from the 

Southeastern Conference, is carried on 

national television and showcases the 

Shreveport-Bossier community coming 

together to make the event a success. 

That is not the only athletic 

competition held in the area. The 

CenturyTel Center, a 12,000-seat arena 

opened in 2000, is the home of minor 

league hockey and arena football, as well 

as basketball games and wrestling events. 

National fishing tournaments and golf 

tournaments have also been brought to 

Shreveport-Bossier in recent years. 

The area features a wide range 

of museums, from autos and aviation to 

science and Elvis Presley. Many of the 

buildings in downtown Shreveport are 

now listed on the National Register of 

Historic Places, and a trip to the piney 

woods of Northwest Louisiana will yield 

visits to rural towns such as Vivian, Plain 

Dealing and Shongaloo, each one with 

its own collection of treasures, history, 

and fine dining. 

There are plenty of outdoor 

activities in the Shreveport-Bossier area. 

From hiking at the Cypress Black Bayou 

Recreational Area to golfing at Olde Oaks 

Golf Club, a Hal Sutton signature course 

and part of the Audubon Golf Trail, there 

is something for everyone. 

2008 Ladies Soccer Media Guide

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE 

Now in its 27th year as an NCAA Division I 

athletics conference, The Summit League is 

in its second year under that name. In May 

2007, the Presidents Council embraced the 

Summit Plan, a strategic plan that places a 

renewed emphasis on improving the academic 

and athletic performances of all its student-athletes. 

Included in the plan was the 

creation of a new image of the league and the 

unveiling of a new name. The Summit League 

is the third name the conference has held as 

an NCAA sanctioned league. 

The Summit League’s 10 member schools are 

Centenary College of Louisiana, IPFW (Indiana 

University-Purdue University-Fort 

Wayne), IUPUI (Indiana University-Purdue 

University Indianapolis), UMKC (University 

of Missouri-Kansas City), North Dakota 

State University, Oakland University, 

Oral Roberts University, South Dakota State 

University, Southern Utah University and 

Western Illinois University. The member 

schools pride themselves on providing quality 

athletic, academic and social experiences 

for their student-athletes. 

The Summit League sponsors 19 championship 

sports, which include: baseball, men’s 

and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s 

cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s 

and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and 

women’s swimming & diving, men’s and 

women’s indoor track & field, men’s and 

women’s outdoor track & field, men’s and 

women’s tennis, and volleyball. 

A review of The Summit League’s highlights 

over the past 26 years: 

1982-83 

* The Association of Mid-Continent Universities 

is founded with “Frosty” 

Ferzacca as its first commissioner. 

* The initial AMCU line-up is Cleveland 

State, Eastern Illinois, UIC, Northern 

Iowa, Missouri State, Valparaiso, Western 

Illinois and Green Bay. 

1983-84 

* Green Bay and Eastern Illinois each play 

in the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament, 

making them the league’s first NCAA 

Tourney teams in any sport. 

1985-86 

* Cleveland State earns the AMCU’s first 

national recognition in the NCAA Men’s 

Basketball Tournament, upsetting No. 3 

seed Indiana on their way to a Sweet 16 

appearance. 

* Southwest Missouri State begins a string 

of five consecutive postseason appearances 

by reaching the quarterfinals of the 

NIT. 

1987-88 

* Ferzacca steps down as commissioner 

and is replaced by Jerry Ippoliti. 

* Eastern Illinois’ Jim Maton is the league’s 

first NCAA national champion, winning 

the 800-meter run at the NCAA Indoor 

Track Championship. 

* The AMCU sends two teams to men’s 

basketball postseason play for the third 

straight season. 

1989-90 

* The AMCU sends a conference-record 

three teams to postseason play in men’s 

basketball, including Northern Iowa, 

which upsets third-seeded Missouri in the 

first round of the NCAA Tournament. 

* The AMCU changes its name to the Mid- 

Continent Conference. 

1991-92 

* The league announces that it will begin 

sponsoring women’s athletics – strengthened 

by the membership of seven former 

North Star Conference members – the following 

year with the debut of six championship 

sports. 

* Eastern Illinois’ Dan Steele wins the 400meter 

intermediate hurdles at the NCAA 

Outdoor Track & Field Championship. 

1992-93 

* UW-Milwaukee wins the first Mid-Consponsored 

women’s championship when 

it takes home the cross country crown. 

* Northern Illinois makes the first NCAA 

appearance by a Mid-Con women’s team 

in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. 

* Wright State’s Brian Anderson is the 

third overall pick in the Major League 

Baseball draft after winning his second 

consecutive Mid-Con Pitcher of the Year 

award. 

1993-94 

* Northern Illinois’ volleyball squad posts 

the league’s first women’s NCAA Tourney 

win with a three-game triumph over 

Illinois State. 

* Green Bay upsets future NBA star Jason 

Kidd’s fifth-seeded California squad 

in the first round of the NCAA Men’s 

Basketball Tourney. 

* Six schools depart the Mid-Con at the 

conclusion of the season. 

1994-95 

* The conference adds Buffalo, Central 

Connecticut State, Chicago State, UMKC, 

Northeastern Illinois and Troy State. 

* Jon Steinbrecher begins a league-record 

nine-year tenure at the Mid-Con helm 

when he replaces Ippoliti as commissioner. 

* Valparaiso begins a string of five straight 

regular-season titles and six consecutive 

Mid-Con Tournament titles in men’s basketball. 

1995-96 

* Charter member Eastern Illinois departs 

the Mid-Con, but not until after winning 

its ninth men’s outdoor track and field 

title. 

1997-98 

* Oral Roberts and Southern Utah join the 

Mid-Con. 

* The Mid-Con becomes one of few 

NCAA Division I conferences across the 

nation to simultaneously run its basketball 

championships at the same time at a 

neutral site. 

* Valparaiso reaches the NCAA “Sweet 

16,” thanks to the efforts of NBA draftee 

Bryce Drew, who hits “The Shot” to beat 

No. 4 seed Mississippi which eventually 

earns him an ESPY from ESPN. 

* Youngstown State earns the first Mid- 

Con women’s NCAA tourney win, topping 

fifth-seeded Memphis in the first 

round. 

1998-99 

* IUPUI and Oakland begin competition 

in the Mid-Con. 

* Associate member DePaul reaches the 

NCAA Softball College World Series, 

posting a third-place finish, and sets a 

Mid-Con single-season record with 54 

wins. 

2000-01 

* Oakland women’s soccer player Anita 

Rapp – a two-time Mid-Con Player of 

the Year and a WUSA draftee – earns a 

Gold Medal while playing for her native 

Norway in the 2000 Olympic Games. 

* The Mid-Con renames its Women’s All 

Sports Award for retiring Western Illinois 

Director of Athletics Dr. Helen Smiley. 

2001-02 

* UMKC captures the conference’s firstever 

NCAA Men’s Soccer College Cup 

win, a 2-1 overtime triumph over former 

league member UW-Milwaukee. 

* Oral Roberts’ Krista Ragan becomes the 

first player in league history to earn four 

first-team all-conference citations in 

women’s basketball. 

* Valparaiso posts the biggest turnaround 

in NCAA women’s basketball history 

(from 7-22 in 2000-01 to 26-7 in 2001- 

02) on its way to reaching the quarterfinals 

of the WNIT. 

* UMKC’s Matt Voelker earns outdoor 

track & field All-America honors in the 

high jump. 

2002-03 

* The Mid-Con sets a league record by 

sending four teams combined – IUPUI 

(NCAA) and Valparaiso (NIT) on the 


men’s side and Valparaiso (NCAA) and 

Western Illinois (WNIT) on the women’s 

side – to basketball postseason play. 

* Oral Roberts’ Marsha Dawkins earns All- 

America honors in the 400 meter dash at 

both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Track 

and Field Championships. 

* IUPUI women’s basketball player Tiffany 

Kyser is Indiana’s recipient of the 

NCAA “Woman of the Year” award (she 

is also a finalist for the national award). 

* Steinbrecher resigns as commissioner and 

is replaced by Ron Bertovich. 

2003-04 

* Centenary begins Mid-Con play. 

* Oakland’s swimming & diving programs 

set league records for consecutive titles 

when they sweep the Mid-Con Championships 

for the fifth straight time. 

* The Mid-Con sends two teams (UMKC, 

Oakland) to the NCAA Men’s Soccer 

College Cup for the second time in league 

history. 

* Oral Roberts’ Caleb Green and Ken Tutt 

are the nation’s highest scoring freshman 

duo. 

* Oral Roberts baseball team sets a league 

record with 50 wins, posting two wins in 

the NCAA Tournament and finishes the 

season ranked in all four college polls. 

* Southern Utah becomes the first Mid- 

Con school to sweep the men’s and 

women’s cross country and indoor and 

outdoor track & field crowns in the same 

year. 

* Oral Roberts’ Prince Mumba (800 meter) 

and Western Illinois’ Aubrey Martin (shot 

put) earn All-America honors at the 

NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championship. 

* Mumba runs for his native Zambia in the 

2004 Athens Olympics, while 

Valparaiso’s Joaquim Gomes plays for the 

Angolan Olympic basketball team. 

* The Mid-Con Men’s All Sports Award 

is renamed for retiring Valparaiso Director 

of Athletics Dr. William Steinbrecher. 

2004-05 

* Oral Roberts’ Faithy Kamangila finishes 

11th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships 

to become the first woman in 

school history to garner All-America honors. 

* In its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance, 

Oakland notches a win over 

Alabama A&M in the opening round of 

the NCAA Tournament before falling to 

eventual national champion North Carolina 

in the first round. 

* Oral Roberts has five players selected in 

the Major League Baseball Draft, while 

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Oakland’s Paul Phillips is the top Mid- 

Con player chosen (ninth round). 

* ORU’s Mable Kunihira garners All- 

American honors at the Outdoor Track & 

Field Championships with a fifth-place 

finish in the 800-meter run. 

2005-06 

* Eastern Illinois and South Dakota State 

are added as associate members in the 

sport of men’s and women’s swimming & 

diving. 

* The Oral Roberts baseball team becomes 

the first Mid-Con team to advance to the 

NCAA Baseball Super Regionals with 

wins over Oklahoma State and Arkansas. 

* Western Illinois’ Zane Teilane becomes 

the first Mid-Con women’s basketball 

player to be drafted when she is the 35th 

overall pick in the WNBA Draft by the 

Detroit Shock. 

* Oakland’s Chris Sullivan earns All- 

America honors in the 100 butterfly and 

100 freestyle at the NCAA Swimming & 

Diving Championships. 

* Western Illinois’ Aubrey Martin (shot 

put) and Oral Roberts’ Prince Mumba 

(800 meters) garner All-America honors 

twice – at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field 

Championships and NCAA Outdoor 

Track & Field Championships. 

* WIU’s Jennifer Gilson takes home All- 

America accolades at the 2006 NCAA 

Indoor Track & Field Championships, 

while ORU’s Diana Chelimo also earns 

All-America honors at the 2006 NCAA 

Outdoor Track & Field Championships. 

* Ron Bertovich resigns as commissioner 

and is replaced by Tom Douple. 

* Chicago State leaves the conference at 

the end of the academic year. 

2006-07 

* Southern Utah’s Jess Baumgartner finishes 

third at the 2006 NCAA Cross 

Country Championships to earn All- 

America honors. It is the highest finish 

ever by a Mid-Con student-athlete. 

* Oral Roberts’ Caleb Green becomes the 

Mid-Con’s all-time leading scorer and 

rebounder. He also becomes the first fourtime 

first team All-Mid-Con selection in 

men’s basketball and just the 15th Division 

I men’s basketball player to be named 

conference player of the year three times. 

Green and teammate Ken Tutt become 

the seventh set of teammates in NCAA 

Division I history to reach the 2,000-point 

plateau. 

* Oral Roberts’ Elisha Turek becomes the 

first player in league history to record 

more than 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds. 

She finishes her career with 2,046 

points and a league-best 1,167 rebounds. 

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE 

* Oakland’s Marcin Unold places 13th in 

the 100 backstroke at the NCAA Championships 

to earn All-America honors. 

* The Mid-Con has six Indoor Track & 

Field All-Americans as Oral Roberts’ 

Jonathan Rivers, Ernest Stranz, Kevin 

Cave and Andretti Bain claim the honors 

in the 4x400 relay, while Bain (400 meter 

run), ORU’s Shaun Smith (800 meter run) 

and Valparaiso’s Laura Rolf (mile run) 

take home individual awards. 

* Oral Roberts’ Shaun Smith and Mable 

Kunihira are All-Americans in outdoor 

track in the 800 meters. 

* Oral Roberts wins its 10th-consecutive 

baseball and women’s golf championships, 

both records for all sports. 

* On June 1, 2007, the conference officially 

changes its name to The Summit League. 

One month later on July 1, 2007, Indiana 

University-Purdue University-Fort 

Wayne, North Dakota State and South 

Dakota State join The Summit League. 

Charter member Valparaiso leaves the 

conference. 

2007-08 

* Oakland becomes just the second Summit 

League men’s soccer team to advance 

to the second round of the NCAA College 

Cup with a 2-1 win over Michigan 

State. 

* Oakland’s Marcin Unold places fifth in 

the 200 backstroke at the NCAA Championships, 

breaking his school record and 

earning All-America honors. It was the 

highest finish by an OU swimmer since 

moving up to NCAA Division I. He was 

also an All-American in the 100 back. 

* Oral Roberts’ Brian Van Kirk makes history 

when he becomes the first player in 

ORU’s 43-year baseball history to receive 

more than one first-team All-America 

award in the same season. 

* Nine Summit League baseball players – 

eight from ORU and one from South Dakota 

State – are selected in the MLB Draft. 

* Andretti Bain becomes Oral Roberts’ first 

national champion when he wins the 400meter 

dash at both the NCAA Indoor and 

Outdoor Championships. 

* IUPUI’s George Hill becomes just the 

second Summit League player ever to be 

drafted in the first round of the NBA 

Draft when he was selected as the 26th 

pick by the San Antonio Spurs. 

* A record 10 Summit League student-athletes 

are named Academic All-Americans 

by CoSIDA/ESPN T 


ATHLETICS 

CENTENARY ATHLETICS 

Centenary College of Louisiana 

has fielded an athletic team in at least one 

sport since 1894, when the football team 

faced Louisiana State University. 

Centenary’s football squad was one of 

the best in the South in the first half of 

the 20 th century, the high point being an 

undefeated 10-0 season in 1927. 

Centenary produced 

professionals Conway Baker, Buddy 

Parker, and Cal Hubbard. Hubbard is a 

member of three halls of fame: Pro Football 

Hall of Fame, College Football Hall of 

Fame, and Baseball Hall of Fame. 

However, the poor oil economy in the area 

forced the discontinuation of the football 

program in 1947. 

The 1920s saw the 

establishment of the men’s basketball and 

baseball teams at Centenary. The 

basketball Gents have had 44 seasons 

with a .500 or better winning percentage, 

including the 2003-2004 campaign. 

From 1972 to 1976, Robert Parish 

dominated Centenary’s opponents, 

leading the Gents to an 87-21 record over 

that span. Parish still holds numerous 

Centenary records, including the single 

game scoring record (50 points vs. Lamar 

in 1972), the single season rebounding 

record (18.7 rpg in 1972-73), and the career 

record for most field goals made (1,034). 

Parish was drafted in the first round by 

Hal Sutton ‘81 

the Golden State Warriors in 1976 and 

later, as part of arguably the greatest 

frontcourt in NBA history, won three NBA 

championships with the Boston Celtics 

in the 1980s. In April 2003 Parish was 

chosen to be inducted in the National 

Basketball Hall of Fame. 

With a new 1,000-seat stadium, 

the baseball team is attracting top players 

to play for Centenary and top teams to 

play against the Gents. Thirty-two 

players who put on the Centenary uniform 

have gone on to play professionally. In 

recent years, the Gents have hosted 

Nebraska, Texas A&M, LSU and 

Arkansas. 

In 1980 the Golf Magazine 

College Player of the Year did not come 

Larry Robinson ‘90 

from a traditional power. Hal Sutton, a 

native of Shreveport who stayed home 

to attend Centenary, won that honor as 

well as the 1980 U.S. Amateur. Sutton has 

gone on to win two Players 

Championships, a PGA Championship, 

and a Tour Championship, as well as earn 

a spot on four U.S. Ryder Cup teams. In 

2004, Sutton served as the Ryder Cup 

captain for the United States squad. 

Recently Centenary athletes 

Robert Parish ‘76 

have found their names at or near the top 

of the NCAA rankings. In 2000, women’s 

soccer player Lara Brown led all Division 

I players in points per game and goals 

per game. Ronnie McCollum followed 

suit during the 2000-2001 basketball 

season, leading the nation in scoring. 

Andrew Wisniewski picked up where 

McCollum left off, finishing in the top 20 

in scoring and steals during the 2002-2003 

season. 

With the addition of men’s and 

women’s swimming in 2002-2003, 

Centenary now sponsors 16 

intercollegiate sports, as many as any 

other Division I program in Northern 

Louisiana. Recent athletics highlights 

include the gymnastics team winning the 

2004 USAG National Championship and 

the softball Ladies earning a trip to the 

NCAA Tournament in both the 2004 and 

2005 seasons. In addition, the women’s 

soccer team has qualified for The Summit 

League Tournament several times since 

the Ladies and Gents joined the 

conference in 2003. Three times a 

Centenary student-athlete has been 

named The Summit League Scholar 

Athlete of the Year with tennis player Anja 

Schmidt earning the honor in 2003-04 and 

2004-05, while baseball’s Brandon 

Fulenchek earned the distinction in 2006- 

07. 


SOCCER FACILITIES 

For most teams, success on the field is the result of hard 

work and preparation. At Centenary, the formula is no different 

as not only do we receive great efforts from our athletes, but 

from coaches, administration, and alumni as well. As a result, 

both the Gents and Ladies soccer programs enjoy fine facilities 

in which to train and compete. 

Mayo Field has served as the home site for all Centenary 

soccer contests since the inception of the men’s program in 

1974. Originally referred to as the Centenary Soccer Complex, 

the field was renamed in 2001 in honor of Lewis Mayo. Mayo, 

the father of former Gents player and coach Eric Mayo, lost his 

life heroically fighting a fire while serving the Houston, Texas, 

area as a member of the fire department. 

His family graciously donated the funds that allowed Centenary to erect a quality lighting system. The first-ever night soccer 

game at Centenary was played on August 31, 2001, against Georgia Southern University. A memorial to Lewis Mayo stands at the 

entryway to the field named in his honor. 

Various other upgrades and additions have been made to Mayo Field over the past several years. New stands for seating 

were installed in 2000 that now allows for a crowd of 500 to comfortably cheer on the Ladies and Gents. A physical plant building 

was transformed in 2000 to house a new locker room and three offices for the soccer coaches and staff. 

In 2001, a new building for concessions and restrooms was added next to the playing field to provide a better overall 

experience for all fans that visit Mayo Field. 

2002 brought on several upgrades to the field itself. The chain link fencing that surrounded the field was torn down and new 

black iron fencing was installed to enhance the overall look. The playing surface was improved with the addition of an underground 

drainage system that will allow the field to remain playable in adverse weather conditions. Most recently, netting was hung behind 

both goals to limit the amount of balls that leave the playing 

area. 

In the past two seasons the goals have been upgraded to 

a European style, while the fencing around the field has changed. 

Gone is the rodiron fencing that lined the field, in 2008 a new fan 

friendly waist high fence will be installed in time for the home 

opener in August. 

With contributions from generous alumni and friends of 

the college, the Centenary soccer program will look to continue 

to make a trip to Mayo Field an enjoyable experience for all of 

those involved. 

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Mayo Field Record Book 

Overall Centenary Record on Mayo.....................................................................................................................................86-36-8 (.692) 

First Game.............................................................................................................................Sept. 12, 1992 (Centenary2, West Florida 0) 

First CC Win....................................................................................................................... Sept. 12, 1992 (Centenary 2, West Florida 0) 

10th CC Win...............................................................................................................................Oct. 26, 1993 (Centenary 10, Millsaps 0) 

25th CC Win.................................................................................................................Sept. 6, 1996 (Centenary 3, Stephen F. Austin 1) 

50th CC Win...............................................................................................................Oct. 27, 1999 (Centenary 19, Louisiana College 0) 

75th CC Win..............................................................................................................Oct. 3, 2004 (Centenary 2, Arkansas-Little Rock 1) 

Most Goals by CC....................................................................................................................19 twice, Oct. 27, 1999 and Sept. 24, 2002 

Largest Home Win...................................................................................................................19 twice, Oct. 27, 1999 and Sept. 24, 2002 

2008 Ladies Soccer Media Gudie

THE COLLEGE 

Centenary College of Louisiana is a selective liberal 

arts college offering undergraduate programs in the 

arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, as 

well as a limited number of graduate programs. Students 

and faculty work together to sustain a community focused 

on ethical and intellectual development, respect and concern 

for human and spiritual values, and the joy of creativity 

and discovery. Consistent with its affiliation with 

the United Methodist Church, the College encourages a 

lifelong dedication not only to learning but also to serving 

others. 

In pursuit of these ideals, the College challenges 

its students to write and speak clearly; to read, listen, and 

think critically; to comprehend, 

interpret, and synthesize ideas; to 

analyze information qualitatively 

and quantitatively; to appreciate 

the diversity of human cultures; 

to respect the value of artistic 

expression; to realize the importance 

of a healthy mind and body; 

and to recognize the interdependence 

of people and the environment. 

Academic Program 

Centenary College of 

Louisiana offers three undergraduate 

degree programs: the 

Bachelor of Arts, the Bachelor 

of Science and the Bachelor of 

Music. 

The Centenary curriculum 

aims to produce graduates 

of extraordinary intellectual and 

vocational versatility who are 

prepared to assume responsible positions in their communities 

and professions. The College prepares its students 

in critical thinking and in the fundamental communication 

skills of writing, speaking and numeracy. 

The core curriculum begins with the First-Year 

Experience, which initiates an emphasis on critical thinking 

and rhetorical skills in an interdisciplinary context. The 

balance of the core curriculum further develops these skills 

while it introduces students to basic areas and fundamental 

techniques of human inquiry. Specific core requirements 

are the First-Year Experience and selected courses 

offering inquiry in the humanities, mathematics, natural 

MAGALE LIBRARY 

sciences, and social sciences. Additionally, all undergraduates 

participate in the Centenary Plan, which involves a 

service-learning project, career exploration, and an intercultural 

experience. 

Academic Facilities 

Centenary has a personal computer for one of 

every three undergraduates. Every residence hall room is 

wired for free, direct Internet and computer connections. 

Some 30 computer laboratories are spread throughout 

campus, as are numerous multimedia editing and projection 

facilities. The Magale Library, the academic heart of 

the campus, has a wealth of volumes, searchable databases, 

personal computers, multimedia 

accessories, and software 

programs. 

Specially equipped buildings and 

facilities include the Marjorie 

Lyons Playhouse, the Gold 

Dome, the Fitness Center and 

Swimming Pool, Mickle Hall of 

Science, Hurley Music Building, 

Jackson Hall, Turner Art Center, 

and the Meadows Museum of 

Art. 

Faculty 

More than 90 percent of 

Centenary’s faculty holds the 

highest degree in their discipline. 

There are 74 full-time and 41 

part-time faculty members, with 

a student-faculty ratio of 12 to 1. 

There are no graduate students 

teaching classes at Centenary. 

The primary emphasis is on teaching, 

although research and service activities are also important 

components of the Centenary experience. These 

activities involve undergraduates to an extent unavailable 

at large institutions. 

Summary 

Academic and co-curricular programs support 

students in their development and encourage them to become 

leaders in the work place, the community, the nation, 

and the world at large. 


DR. KENNETH L. SCHWAB 

President 

Dr. Kenneth L. Schwab, President of Centenary College since 1991, has been firmly established 

as an excellent educator and administrator over nearly 30 years of service. During his 

career, Dr. Schwab has consistently applauded student athletes who pursue academics and 

sports with equal fervor, discipline, and high standards, and it is these characteristics that 

make Centenary Gents and Ladies stand out among their peers. 

A tenured professor in the Department of Education, Dr. Schwab hails originally from Indiana 

where he received his bachelor’s degree from Purdue University in 1969. He then earned his 

master’s in guidance and counseling from the University of North Carolina-Greensboro in 1972 

and his doctorate in higher education administration at Indiana University in 1978. 

Though Dr. Schwab has held many administrative positions at Centenary and other institutions, he continues to pursue his own 

scholarship as well, publishing a book, numerous articles, and several institutional planning documents regarding presidential 

leadership and transformational change. Indeed, Dr. Schwab’s keen interest in leadership and strategic planning helped Centenary’s 

latest comprehensive campaign raise over $100 million for the college. This amount exceeded the initial goal by over $30 million, 

enabling Centenary to build two new music facilities as well as renovate residence halls and the fitness center. 

These improvements do not merely benefit the campus, though. From the arboretum to the chapel, the playhouse to the library, 

recital halls to the Gold Dome, Centenary encourages student involvement, preparing scholars for active civic participation. This 

small liberal arts institution focuses on the student and endeavors to facilitate academic, athletic, and social development for the 

whole person. Our faculty and staff are committed to these goals, particularly for student athletes. 

Dr. Schwab has actively involved himself with Centenary students throughout his tenure here. He team-taught Centenary’s First- 

Year Experience program with the college’s Chair of Liberal Arts one semester, and he travels with various Centenary groups like 

the college choir, always remaining a great Gents and Ladies supporter. In fact, he and the Centenary Gent mascot led the campus 

as they unveiled the new fitness center. 

Active on-campus and off, Dr. Schwab participated in the Salzburg Seminar sponsored by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, served 

as a European Community Visitor to the Commission of European 

Communities, and continued his scholarly work at Oxford, Johns 

Hopkins, and Harvard Universities. He also represents Centenary 

on a number of community and academic boards, including the Associated 

Colleges of the South Board of Directors. 

Dr. Schwab has three sons (Kempten, Carlton, and Christopher) 

played select soccer throughout their school years. 

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PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE 

Centenary President Dr. Kenneth Schwab cheers along 

with the students in the stands at the Gold Dome. 


DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 

Dr. Tom Tallach 

Director of Athletics 

Dr. Tom Tallach was named Director of Athletics on July 3, 2007 and arrived to campus on August 1, 

2007. He brought with him diverse experience, broad-based knowledge of athletics administration, 

and a passion for Centenary. He serves on the President’s Executive Staff and is responsible for all 

aspects of Centenary’s 16-sport NCAA Division I program. 

Tallach re-joined the Centenary community after most recently serving as Assistant Athletic Director 

at Tarleton State University (2005-2007). At Tarleton, he organized and administered a comprehensive 

compliance program for the institution, taught graduate and undergraduate courses, and provided 

administrative leadership and training for many of the sports programs. He served on NCAA 

regional tournament committees in women’s basketball and softball and delivered compliance presentations 

to regional and national audiences. 

With the exception of a two-year period (1996-1998) that included doctoral research, work in the family business, and basketball 

coaching at Ouachita Baptist University, Tallach spent 12 years at Texas A&M-Commerce. He began in 1993 as a graduate 

teaching assistant and assistant men’s basketball coach for a struggling Lions team that would win the Lone Star Conference 

(LSC) Championship in 1996. 

In 1998, he returned as Assistant Athletic Director and Instructor in Kinesiology. With primary responsibility for event management, 

compliance, and athletic scholarship administration, he also served as the Athletic Director for UIL (Texas High School 

Federation) Region II, administering championship competition in volleyball, basketball, track & field, tennis, and golf. 

In 2003, he was named Interim Athletic Director at Texas A&M-Commerce. During this time, the Lions claimed LSC Championships 

in men’s basketball and women’s soccer, three coaches were named LSC Coach of the Year, and one coach was named 

Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Coach of the Year. 

He served on two NCAA regional tournament committees in women’s soccer in addition to serving as Director of the 2005 

NCAA Men’s Basketball Regional Tournament. During his tenure in Commerce, he was involved in and/or responsible for 

numerous facility improvements, served on many institutional committees including SACS re-accreditation, chaired the LSC 

compliance committee, helped guide the Athletic Training Education Program to national certification, and always taught at least 

one academic course. 

A former Gent pitcher (1991-1993), Tallach was named to the Trans-America Athletic Conference (TAAC) All-Academic Team, 

graduated Magna Cum Laude, and received the Health & Exercise Science Award. The ’92 and ’93 Gents captured TAAC 

Western Division Titles under head coach Andy Watson. 


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Academic Services 

Glenn Evans 

Baseball 

Ed McCann 

Golf - Men’s 

Martin Stuart 

Softball 

Mark Montgomery 

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION 

Business Manager 

Paul Morrow 

Asst. A.D.-Compliance/SWA 

Terry Ennis 

CENTENARY HEAD COACHES 

Basketball - Men’s 

Greg Gary 

Golf - Women’s 

Mary Lynn Stuart 

Swimming 

Butch Jordan 

Basketball - Women’s 

Steve Curtis 

Gymnastics 

Bill Hardy 

Tennis 

Larry Jacobs 

Faculty Advisor 

Dr. David Hoaas 

Soccer - Men’s 

David Orr 

Volleyball 

Dan Gwitt 

STAFF 

Cross Country 

Shelley Armstrong 


SPORTS MEDICINE 

Head Athletic 

Trainer 

Alan Edwards 

Athletic Trainer 

Dustin Bradstreet 

Athletic Trainer 

Mike Peck 

Alan Edwards begins his 14 th year as head athletic trainer for the Centenary athletic program. 

Edwards is a 1991 graduate of McNeese State University with a bachelor of science in health and 

physical education. He earned his master's degree in exercise science at Northeast Louisiana University 

in 1993. Edwards' services are provided through a partnership between Centenary College and 

Christus Schumpert Health System. 

Dustin Bradstreet enters his sixth year as an athletic trainer at Centenary having moved to 

Shreveport from Wichita, Kansas. Bradstreet is a 2001 graduate of Fort Hays State University where he 

received a bachelor of science degree in physical education with a focus in athletic training. He continued 

his education at Fort Hays and graduated in 2003 with a masters degree in Health and Human 

Performance with emphases in exercise science and sports administration. He is certified with the 

National Athletic Trainer’s Association Board of Certification and has been in good standing since 

2001. 

Mike Peck is in his fourth year with the Centenary athletics program after working extensively 

with many of the area schools and professional teams since 2001. He previously assisted with 

the athletic trainers at LSU-Shreveport and the Shreveport Sports independent baseball team while 

serving as the head athletic trainer for the Bossier-Shreveport BattleWings of the AF2. Peck earned 

both his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education with an emphasis in athletic training, and his 

Master of Science in Physical Education with an emphasis in Sports Administration from Fort Hays 

State. Prior to attending Fort Hays, Peck served in the United States Army and Army Reserve for 11 

years. 

Edwards, Bradstreet and Peck also supervise student and volunteer assistants as they gain 

valuable experience in their pursuit of becoming Certified Athletic Trainers. Student and volunteer 

assistants obtain practical experience at home and on the road, working with the Gents and Ladies 

athletic teams. 

The Centenary College sports medicine facility is located on the bottom floor of the Gold 

Dome, where continued improvements have resulted in an enhanced facility. 

The improvements include an upgraded computer system with injury tracking software, the 

addition of two stationary bicycles, and an increased storage capacity for the daily supplies used in 

treatments of student-athletes. 

The training room is equipped with modalities to assist athletic trainers in the treatment of 

injuries of Centenary athletes. The room also contains training tables, an ice machine, and a whirlpool. 

Athletic Trainer Dustin Bradstreet tapes the ankle of former Ladies soccer standout Mindi 

Levinski before a 2004 practice. Bradstreet, along with Head Athletic Trainer Alan Edwards, 

works with Centenary’s athletes before, during, and after all Ladies and Gents athletic events. 


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NEWS MEDIA OUTLETS 

AREA NEWSPAPERS 

THE SHREVEPORT TIMES 

P.O. Box 30222 

Shreveport, La. 71130 

Phone: (318) 459-3292 

Fax: (318) 459-3301 

Sports Editor: Scott Ferrell 

DALLAS MORNING NEWS 

P.O. Box 655237 

Dallas, TX 75265-5237 

Phone: (214) 977-8222 

Fax: (214) 651-0580 

Sports Editor: Bob Yates 

BATON ROUGE ADVOCATE 

525 Lafayette St. 

Baton Rouge, LA 70801 

Phone: (225) 383-1111 

Fax: (225) 388-0318 

Sports Editor: Butch Muir 

ASSOCIATED PRESS 

1515 Poydras St. Suite 2500 

New Orleans, La. 70112-3723 

Phone: (800) 662-7717 

Fax: (504) 586-0531 

Sports Director: Mary Foster 

LOCAL TELEVISION STATIONS 

KTBS-TV 3 (ABC) 

P.O. Box 44227 


Phone: (318) 861-5851 

Fax: (318) 219-4680 

Sports Director 

Tim Fletcher 

KTAL-TV 6 (NBC) 

P.O. Box 7428 


Phone: (318) 629-7134 

Fax: (318) 629-7171 

Sports Director 

Brandon Dunn 

KSLA-TV 12 (CBS) 

1812 Fairfield Ave. 


Phone: (318) 677-6709 

Fax: (318) 677-6705 

Sports Contact 

Mike Dirmann 

SPORTS INFORMATION 

David Pratt 

Asst. AD/Sports Information Director 

David Pratt is now in his ninth year as a member 

of the Centenary sports information department. After 

serving two years as an assistant, he was promoted to 

Director of Sports Information in 2001 and to Assistant 

Athletic Director in 2003. 

He is the primary media contact for men’s 

basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, gymnastics, softball, men’s 

and women’s tennis, and volleyball. Pratt oversees all athletic department 

media relations, publications, statistics, archives, and game management 

efforts. 

Pratt is a 1999 graduate of Centenary, earning his bachelor of arts 

degree in history. He was the 1999 Defensive Player of the Year as a shortstop 

on the Gents baseball team and was also a member of the history honor fraternity 

Phi Alpha Theta. Pratt is presently a member of the Louisiana Sports 

Writers Association (LSWA) and the College Sports Information Directors of 

America (CoSIDA). 

Pratt has continued his association with baseball by serving as an 

instructor at the Centenary Summer Baseball Camps in recent years. He was 

also a board member of the Shreveport-Bossier Men’s Senior Baseball League. 

Pratt and his wife, Keeley, have a daughter named Addison and a 

daughter on the way. 

Tony Black 

Assistant Sports Information Director 

Tony Black begins his second year with the Centenary 

College sports information department, serving 

as Assistant Sports Information Director. 

Black's primary responsibilities include serving as 

contact for men's and women's soccer, women's basketball, 

men's and women's swimming, men's and 

women's golf and baseball. He will also assist in game day management for 

all home Centenary athletic events. 

Prior to Centenary, Black served as a graduate assistant in the media 

relations office at Northwest Missouri State for the 2005-06 season and 

was named Media Relations Assistant at West Texas A&M for the 2006-07 

campaign. 

A native of South Bend, Ind., Black graduated from the University 

of Southern Indiana in 2004 with a degree in Radio/Television. At USI, Black 

served as Sports Director for the campus radio station, where he did playby-play 

and daily news as well as sports updates. He was Sports Editor for 

the campus newspaper, and also assisted in the sports information office at 

USI. 

In his free time, Black enjoys following the Chicago Cubs and Notre 

Dame football.He is a member of CoSIDA (College Sports Information 

Directors of America) and LSWA (Louisiana Sports Writers Associaition). 


COACHES 

CHASE WOOTEN 

Head Coach 

Chase Wooten enters his fifth season 

as the head coach for the Ladies. A 1998 

graduate of Centenary, Wooten took his 

alma mater to the Mid-Continent Conference 

Tournament twice in his first two 

seasons. 

This season Wooten will have a veteran 

squad on his hands, as he welcomes back nine upperclassmen 

and 15 letterwinners. However, he lost his primary goal scorers 

from last season, Brittany O’Neal and Stefani Roobs. O’Neal 

and Robbs combined to score 10 goals and give three assists. 

The 2007 edition of the Ladies had a ton of bad luck, as Mitzi 

Perkins missed the entire season because of illness, Katie Valdez 

played in just three games before a knee injury sidelined her 

and Lauren Stanley’s season was cut short after just five 

matches. 

A few of the bright spots during the season was freshman Catie 

Depew, who was named to The Summit League’s All-Newcomer 

Team. Ali Hilsher, meanwhile, was named conference player of 

the week after shuting out two opponents and also captured 

LSWA honorable mention honors. 

In the fall of 2006, the Ladies soccer team was bitten by the 

injury bug, and the team stumbled to a 4-11-1 mark. Centenary 

did have a bright spot in the season as Robbs was named to the 

Mid-Con’s All-Newcomer team and led the squad with five goals. 

She was also named Mid-Con Offensive Player of the Week on 

Aug. 28 after scoring an overtime goal in the season opening 

win over Sam Houston State. 

After taking the Ladies to the Mid-Con Tournament, the team 

fell to a 6-11-1 mark in 2005. Despite the down season, Bre 

Fletcher was named conference Offensive Player of the Week 

after knocking in the game winning goal at home against Texas 

State, while Ali Hilsher earned Defensive Player of the Week 

twice after shutting out Arkansas-Little Rock on the road and 

IUPUI. 

In 2004, the team’s 14-5-1 record was the fourth best in program 

history and the strongest ever for a first year head coach with 

the Ladies program. Wooten guided the Ladies to an undefeated 

record against Louisiana schools and a second place 

finish in the Mid-Con regular season. 

Four of Wooten’s players earned First Team All-Conference 

Honors, including the Newcomer of the Year, while he had two 

Ladies named LSWA All-Louisiana. Under his tutelage, former 

keeper Lindsey Stafford set back-to-back records for saves in a 

season at Centenary. 

Prior to returning to Centenary, Wooten served as an assistant 

coach at the University of Alabama. In 2001, he helped the 

Crimson Tide accomplish the sixth biggest turnaround in the 

country. Their winning streak continued through his tenure at 

Alabama. 

Before his stint with Alabama, Wooten served as the head coach 

at Caddo Magnet High School in Shreveport, where he earned 

Boys High School District Coach of the Year in both 1999 and 

2001 while also earning the honor on the girls’ side in 2001. He 

lead the Mustangs to district championships in 1999, 2000, and 

2001. In 2001, he took the girl’s team to the state championships 

where they finished as the state runner-up. 

Wooten attended Lindsay Wilson College before joining the 

Gents in 1995. As a player at Centenary, he tended goal from 

1995 to 1997 and currently owns the third lowest career goals 

against average in school history at 1.51. 

He married the former Amber Baggett in May of 2002. 

Wooten’s Career Record 

Overall Conference 

2004 14-5-1 4-2-1 

2005 6-12-1 1-5-0 

2006 4-11-1 0-5-1 

2007 5-12-2 0-6-2 

Totals 29-40-5 5-18-4 


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GLENN EVANS 

Assistant Coach 

Coach Glenn Evans, the pioneer of 

Centenary’s soccer program, stepped 

down 12 years ago as head coach of the 

Gents and Ladies soccer programs. He 

then focused his attention on serving 

as the assistant to then-coach Jed Jones 

for the Ladies soccer team, and now 

works with Wooten. He posted a 161-105-3 (.604) record in 14 

seasons as the head coach of the Gents soccer program and a 

66-25-3 (.725) record in five seasons as the Ladies head coach. 

Evans guided the Gents program from its inception through 

1978, before returning at the start of the 1983 campaign. During 

his tenure, the Gents posted nine consecutive winning seasons 

(1983-91), including three straight Trans America Athletic 

Conference Championships. For his and the team’s efforts, he 

was named TAAC Coach of the Year in 1983, 1988, 1989, and 

1990 as well as receiving that honor for his direction of the 

Ladies program in 1994. 

The Herkimer, New York, native earned a B.S. in Health & Physical 

Education from Centenary in 1969. He received a master’s 

degree in education from the University of Georgia in 1970. 

Evans recently retired as the Superintendant of Athletics for 

Shreveport Parks and Recreation and is entering his second 

year as Centenary’s Director of Academic Support. Evans also 

served as Interim A.D. from Oct. 2006 through July 2007. He and 

his wife, Karen, have four sons: Chad, Scott, Trey, and Brian. 

COACHES 

ASHLEY CALDAROLA 

StudentAssistant Coach 

Ashley Caldarola will begin her second 

season as a student assistant under 

head coach Chase Wooten. 

She redshirted as a freshman in 2005, 

and in 2006 played in 15 matches. The 

San Antonio, Texas, native scored one 

goal and gave an assist. Her lone goal in 2006 was the match 

winner against Arkansas State on Sept. 17. 

Caldarola played her final season with a heart condition, and 

the medical staff at Centenary decided to end her soccer career. 

She has since taken over the head coaching duties at North 

Caddo High School, while also assisting with the Ladies program. 

Caldarola plans on graduating from Centenary in 2009 with a 

degree in business, with an emphasis in finance. She also plans 

on continuing her coaching career on the prep level. 

Caldarola is single and resides in Shreveport. 


SENIORS 

#18 Michael Anne Wheeler 

Midfield 

5-6, Senior 

Abilene, Texas 

(Wylie HS) 

2007 (Junior): Played in all 19 matches with 

four starts ... Averaged .26 shots per match ... 

Had two shots on goal, which came against Louisiana-Monroe 

(Sept. 5) and South Dakota State (Oct 26). 

2006 (Sophomore): Appeared in 16 matches, while putting up three 

shots with two of them on goal. 

2005 (Freshman): Played in 18 contests ... Scored one goal and gave 

one assist, while also putting up seven shots. 

High School: Graduated from Wylie HS ... Lettered in soccer for three 

seasons ... Helped lead the team to a district championship in 2004, lost 

in the regional semifinals in 2005 ... Named first team all-district as a 

sophomore ... Second team all-district as a junior and co-district MVP as 

a senior ... Also earned all-state honors as a senior ... Scored 14 goals 

during the 2005 season and also scored a hat trick in the playoffs in 

2005. 

Personal: Born July 27, 1987 ... Daughter of Thomas and Donna 

Wheeler ... Has a younger sibling ... Majoring in elementary education. 

Wheeler’s career at Centenary 

Games G A Pts Sh SOG 

2005 18 1 1 3 7 1 

2006 16 0 0 0 3 2 

2007 19 0 0 0 5 2 

Totals 53 1 1 3 15 5 

#20 Lauren Stanley 

Midfield 

5-5, Senior 

Mesquite, Texas 

(Poteet HS) 

2007 (Junior): Started and played in five games 

... Had a season-high two shots against Arkansas- 

Little Rock (Sept. 2) ... The two shots on goal 

came against UALR and Grambling (Sept. 9). 

2006 (Sophomore): Played in 16 matches and scored two goals ... Put 

up 11 shots with five landing on goal. 

2005 (Freshman): Saw action in 18 contests ... Scored two goals, which 

tied for third on the team ... Also gave one assist ... Had 18 shots, while 

also putting away a match winning goal against Tennessee-Martin (Aug. 

26) and Nicholls State (Oct. 23). 

High School: Earned all-district honors twice helping the Poteet Pirates 

to a state regionals apearance ... Named team MVP as a junior and 

senior and offensive MVP as a sophomore and junior ... Lettered in cross 

country. 

Personal: Born June 16, 1987 ... Daughter of Michael and Cyndie Stanley 

... Has one younger brother and one younger sister. 

Stanley’s career at Centenary 


2005 18 2 1 5 18 2 

2006 16 2 0 4 11 5 

2007 5 0 0 0 3 2 

Totals 39 4 1 9 32 9 


#24 Tracy Apgar 

Midfielder 

5-2, Senior 

Round Rock, Texas 

(Round Rock HS) 

2007 (Junior): Started six matches, while playing 

in 17 ... Had a season-high three shots against 

Grambling (Sept. 9) ... Had one shot on goal and 

that came against Grambling as well. 

2006 (Sophomore): Saw action in 15 matches ... Had second career 

assist, while putting three shots on goal and having four overall. 

2005 (Freshman): Played in 16 matches and gave one assist ... Had 

four shots on the season. 

High School: Given the Outstanding Academic Achievement Award at 

Round Rock HS as a senior ... Earned four letters in soccer ... Member of 

National Honor Society and was Vice President of National Spanish 

Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Oct. 30, 1986, in Chicago, Ill ... Parents are Dan and 

Sondra Apgar ... Has one younger brother and one younger 

sister...Majoring in biology and plans to become an orthopedic surgeon. 

Apgar’s career at Centenary 


2005 16 0 1 1 4 0 

2006 15 0 1 1 4 3 

2007 17 0 0 0 3 1 

Totals 48 0 2 2 11 4 

SENIORS/JUNIORS 

#1 Kate Donnelly 

Goal Keeper 

5-11, Junior 

Seabrook, Texas 

(Clear Lake HS) 

2007 (Sophomore): Started one game against 

Mississippi Valley State (Oct. 18) ... First career 

shutout came against Mississippi Valley State ... 

Had a career-best five saves in that same match ... Allowed just one goal, 

which came against McNeese State (Sept. 21). 

2006 (Freshman): Saw action in four matches between the pipes ... 

Made 13 saves in 18 chances and did not have a decsion. 

High School: Graduated from Clear Lake HS ... Played both at goal and 

the forward positions ...Named honorable mention all-district in 2004 

and second team all-district in 2005 and 2006 ... Held a record of 21-2- 

1. 

Personal: Born July 9, 1988 ... Daughter of Joseph and Sheila Donnelly 

... Has an older and younger brother ... Majoring in math education. 

Donnelly’s career at Centenary 

G/GS G Sav. Sho Mins GAA 

2006 4/0 5 13 0 150:18 2.99 

2007 4/1 1 10 1 188:34 0.48 

Total 8/1 6 23 1 338:52 1.59 

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JUNIORS 

www.GoCentenary.com 

#3 Kristine Weaver 

Midfielder 

5-8, Junior 

Prosper, Texas 

(Prosper HS) 

2007 (Sophomore): Started six matches and 

played in 15 ... Averaged .53 shots per match 

and .20 points per game ... Scored first career 

goal against Grambling on Sept. 9 ... Had a season-high 

three shots against Louisiana Tech (Sept. 23) ... Twice during 

the season had two shots on goal. 

2006 (Freshman): Played in 16 matches and gave two assists, which 

tied for the team lead ... Had 25 shots on the season and 10 on goal. 

High School: Graduated from Prosper HS ... Lettered in volleyball, 

basketball and soccer ... Also participated in Student Council and the Beta 

Club. 

Personal: Born Nov. 25, 1987 ... Daughter of Eric and Karen Weaver ... 

Has two older sisters ... Is an undecided major. 

Weaver’s career at Centenary 


2006 16 0 2 2 25 10 

2007 15 1 1 3 8 6 

Total 31 1 3 5 33 16 

# 4 Lauren Cheaney 

Defense 

5-8, Junior 

Shreveport, La. 

(Loyola College Prep) 

2007 (Sophomore): Started and played in 19 

matches ... Had first collegiate career goal and 

assist against Nicholls State (Sept. 28) ... Had a 

season high three shots against Nicholls and IPFW (Oct. 12). 

2006 (Freshman): Played in 16 matches ... Had six shots on the season, 

with three of them making it on goal. 

High School: Graduated from Loyola College Prep ... Lettered in soccer 

... Was named all-district and all city from 2003-06 ... Was named 

MVP in 2005 and 2006, while earning team Rookie of the Year honors 

in 2003 ... Named team MVP in 2004 ... Reached the state semifinals in 

2003 and quarterfinals in 2004 ... Was also a member of the National 


Personal: Born June 14, 1988 ... Daughter of Clint and Mary Ellen 

Cheaney ... Has one older brother ... Is an undecided major. 

Cheaney’s career at Centenary 


2006 16 0 0 0 6 3 

2007 19 1 1 3 13 6 

Total 35 1 1 3 19 9 

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# 13 Kortney Causey 

Midfield 

5-2, Junior 

Wylie, Texas 

(Wylie HS) 

2007 (Sophomore): Started the last eight 

matches and saw action in 15 ... Batteled early 

season injuries, missing the first three games ... 

Had a season-high two shots against Oakland (Oct. 7) ... Averaged .53 

shots per game. 

2006 (Freshman): Saw action in 13 matches... Put five shots up with 

three landing on goal. 

High School: Graduated from Wylie HS ... Was a letterwinner in soccer 

(four years) and track (one year) ... Helped lead the team to the state 

playoffs all four years ... Was named all-district from 2003-06 and was 

named all-state as a senior ... Named team defensive MVP ... Was given 

the Responsibility Award and Art 1 Award. 

Personal: Born May 8, 1988 ... Daughter of Claude and Nancy Causey 

... Has a twin brother ... Majoring in education. 

Causey’s career at Centenary 


2006 13 0 0 0 5 3 

2007 15 0 0 0 8 4 

Total 28 0 0 0 13 7 

JUNIORS 

# 21 Mattie Weatherspoon 

Forward 

5-9, Junior 

Longview, Texas 

(Longview HS) 

2007 (Sophomore): Played in nine matches ... 

Averaged .11 shots per game ... Had a shot against 

McNeese State (Sept. 21) and it landed on goal. 

2006 (Freshman): Played in 15 of 16 matches all on the defensive side 

of the ball ... Had three shots. 

High School: Graduated from Longview HS ... Lettered three years in 

soccer ... Was named all-East Texas First Team ... Named Newcomer of 

the Year and Outstanding Academic Achievement ...Was also a member 

of the National Honor Society, Who’s Who and one of the top members 

of graduating class. 

Personal: Born Sept. 20, 1987 ... Daughter of Bill and Kay Weatherspoon 

... Has a younger brother ... Is an undecided major. 

Weatherspoon’s career at Centenary 


2006 15 0 0 0 3 0 

2007 9 0 0 0 1 1 

Total 24 0 0 0 4 1 

2008 Ladies Soccer Media Guides

SOPHOMORES 

goal. 

#7 Katie Valdez 

Forward 

5-6, Redshirt Fresman 

Houston, Texas 

(Alief Taylor HS) 

2007 (Freshman): Played in three matches before 

having season ending knee surgury ... Averaged 

.67 shots per match ... Both shots landed on 

High School: Graduated from Alief Taylor HS ... Lettered four times in 

soccer and once in track ... First team all-district from 2003-07 ... Named 

team offensive MVP and registered four goals in a match during the 2007 

season ... Memer of the National Spanish Honor Society and Peer Mediation. 

Personal: Daughter of Jorge and Debbie Valdez ... Born Sept. 20, 1989 

... Has an older sister ... Is an undecided major ... Wants to be married and 

have kids in 10 years. 

Valdez’s career at Centenary 


2007 3 0 0 0 2 2 

#12 Chelsea Cardwell 

Midfield 

5-6, Sophomore 

Dallas, Texas 

(Flower Mound HS) 

2007 (Freshman): Played in 17 matches with 

four starts ... Had a career-high two shots on goal 

against IPFW (Oct. 12) and Mississippi Valley 

State (Oct. 18) ... Gave first career assist at IUPUI on Oct. 14 ... 

Averaged .41 shots per game. 

High School: Graduated from Flower Mound HS ... Played all four spots 

on the field, but was primarily in the midfield ... Was named second team 

all-district in 2005 and first team all-district in 2007 ... Was team 

captain in 2007. 

Personal: Daughter of Creighton and Gwen Cardwell ... Born Sept. 15, 

1988 ... Has an older sister ... Majoring in history. 

Cardwell’s career at Centenary 


2007 17 0 1 1 7 2 

#17 Candace Rushing 

Midfield 


Cordova, Tenn. 

(Cordova HS) 

2007 (Freshman): Played in 18 matches with 

17 starts ... First collegiate assist came in the 1-0 

victory over Mississippi Valley State (Oct. 18) ... 

Averaged 1.39 shots, which tops all returnees ... Had a career-high three 

shots on goal at Oakland on Oct. 7. 

High School: Graduated from Cordova HS ... Letterwinner in soccer 

four years and basketball three times ... Was named all-district as a junior 

and senior ... Was the second leading scorer in soccer as a senior ... Off 

the field was ranked 23rd in graduating class and a member of National 


Personal: Daughter of Randal Rushing and Jemmi Lou Rye ... Born Dec. 

7 1988 ... Has a twin brother and an older brother ... Majoring in biology 

... Future plans are to be a lawyer or a plastic surgeon. 

Rushing’s career at Centenary 


2007 18 0 1 1 25 8 

#23 Catie Depew 

Defense 


Katy, Texas 

(James Taylor HS) 

2007 (Freshman): Played and started in all 19 

matches ... First collegiate goal came at home 

against Southern Utah (Oct. 3), which tied the 

game at one ... Was named to The Summit League’s All-Newcomer Team. 

High School: Graduated from James Taylor HS ... Appeared in the state 

playoffs in 2005 and 2007, while the team was state champions in 2006 

... Was named first team all-district as a sophomore, co-all-district defensive 

MVP as a junior ... Was named all-region, all-state and all-district 

MVP after the 2007 season ... Held the captain position as a senior was 

team defensive MVP after the 2006 and 2007 campaigns ... Off the field 

was secretary of the English Club. 

Personal: Daughter of Steven and Carol Depew ... Born March 19, 

1989 ... Has three older brothers and a younger brother ... Majoring in 

accounting. 

Rushing’s career at Centenary 


2007 19 1 0 2 2 2 


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#29 Emily McManus 

Defense 


Lafayette, La. 

(Lafayette HS) 

2007 (Freshman): Played and started in 19 

straight matches ... Had three shots on the year, 

Northwestern State (Sept. 14), Arkansas (Sept. 

16) and McNeese State (Sept. 21) ... Averaged .17 shots per game. 

High School: Graduated from Lafayette HS ... Was a two sport athlete, 

earing four letters in soccer and three in track and field ... Was fourth at 

the state meet in the 4x400 ... Was named Lafayette All-Parish 4x400 

Relay Team ... In soccer was second team all-district defense in 2006, 

2007 first team all-district defense, 2007 first team all-acadiana and 

2007 second team all-state defense ... Off the field was given President’s 

Education Award of Excellence and Regents’ Scholar ... Was a member of 

the National Honors Society and Who’s Who Among High School Students. 

Personal: Daughter of David and Sheila McManus ... Born Sept. 20, 

1988 ... Has two younger brothers and two older sisters ... Majoring in 

social studies education ... Plans to be a high school history teacher. 

McManus’ career at Centenary 


2007 18 0 0 0 3 3 

#0 Deborah Hill 

Goalkeeper 

5-6, Freshman 

Duson, La. 

(Acadiana HS) 

High School: Graduated from Acadiana High 

School ... Was a four-year letterwinner between 

the posts ... Helped the team to the state playoffs 

all four years ... Named first team all-district and All-Acadiana First 

Team ... Was named hardest worker and best team player ... Made 27 

saves in a match. 

Personal: Born Jan. 5, 1990 ... Daughter of Steven and Lorriane Hill 

... Has a younger and older sister ... Majoring in psychology. 

SOPHOMORE/FRESHMAN 

#2 Amanda Exford 

Defense 

5-9, Freshman 

Fort Worth, Texas 

(Fossil Ridge HS) 

High School: Graduated from Fossil Ridge High 

School ... Lettered four times in soccer ... Helped 

team to back-to-back regional quarterfinals ... 

In 2008, helped the team to an undefeated district record ... Named 

team Defensive Player of the Year all four years ... Named all-district, 

District Player of the Year and first team all-district. 

Personal: Born March 1, 1990 ... Daughter of Brett and Jeanne Exford 

... Has a younger sister ... Undecided on a major. 

#5 Jordan Smith 

Forward 

5-2, Freshman 

Bossier City, La. 

(Loyola College Prep) 

High School: Graduated from Loyola College 

Prep … Was a four year letterwinner in soccer 

and volleyball … As a prep star was coached by 

former Ladies’ student-athlete Heather Kasperek … Named second team 

all-district as a junior and first team as a senior … Was also awarded 

third team all-state and first team all-city … Named team MVP, outstanding 

forward and Newcomer of the Year … Off the field was vice 

president of Mu Alpha Theta. 

Personal: Born July 7, 1990 … Is the daughter of Elton and Tracy 

Smith … Is an only child … Majoring in biochemistry and wants to 

become an anesthesiologist. 

#8 Brittany Millican 

Defense 

5-5, Freshman 

Whitehouse, Texas 

(Whitehouse HS) 

High School: Graduated from Whitehouse High 

School ... Lettered in soccer four times and 

cheerleading once ... Named second team alldistrict, 

First Team All-East Texas, defensive MVP, all-region and allstate 

... Lost only two district games and helped the team to a 42-6 

record over two seasons ... Led team to the Texas State Tournament 

twice ... Member of the Distinguished Achievement Program, National 

Honor Society and A/B Honor Roll. 

Personal: Born Jan. 9, 1990 ... Daughter of Jack and Pat Millican ... 

Has an older brother and sister ... Majoring in exerice science ... Wants 

to become a physical therapist. 


FRESHMEN 

#9 Laura Immenschuh 

Midfield 

5-6, Freshman 

Leawood, Kan. 

(Shawnee Mission East HS) 

High School: Graduated from Shawnee Mission 

East HS ... Was a four letterwinner in soccer 

... Helped team to 2006 regional tournament 

... Off the field named National Honor Society, Kansas Honor 

Scholar, National Merit Commended Scholar, Principal’s Honor Roll 

and Freshman Mentor. 

Personal: Born Feb. 12 , 1990 ... Daughter of Kent and Carol 

Immenschuh ... Has an older sister ... Is an undecided major ... Wants to 

travel and become an orthopedic surgeon. 

#10 Catlin Orschel 

Midfield 

5-8, Freshman 

Elk Rapids, Mich. 

(Elk Rapids HS) 

High School: Graduated from Elk Rapids High 

School ... Lettered in soccer, basketball and volleyball 

... Named all-district twice and all-conference 

... Helped team to a conference championship as a senior ... Member 

of the National Honor Society and was given Channel 9 & 10 News 

Scholar Athlete of the Week award ... Named academic all-conference ... 

Graduated with a 3.727 GPA. 

Personal: Born Oct. 17, 1990 ... Daughter of Robert and Deborah 

Orschel ... Has two older sisters ... Majoring in pre-med ... Wants to 

become a pediatric specialist ... Has been on four mission trips, which 

includes, South Dakota, Mississippi, Mexico and Alabama. 

#11 Ashley Dolezel 

Forward 

5-5, Freshman 

Rogers, Texas 

(Academy HS) 

High School: Graduated from Academy High 

School ... Lettered four times in basketball, volleyball, 

cross country, track and softball ... High 

school did not sponsor soccer ... Made the state championship meet in 

cross country all four years and was a regional qualifier for basketball ... 

Named academic all-state in all five sports and given all-district in 

basketball, volleyball and softball ... Off the field was a member of the 

National Honor Society and was given the physics and calculus awards 

from the Texas teachers. 

Personal: Born April 3, 1990 ... Daughter of Robert and Yvonne 

Dolezel ... Has two older sisters and an older brother ... Majoring in 

physical therapy with a minor in nutrition ... Wants to become a physical 

therapist. 

#14 Eren Corapcioglu 

Defense 

5-8, Freshman 

Louisville, Colo. 

(Monarch HS) 

High School: Graduated Monarch High School 

... Earned six letters, three for soccer and three 

for academics ... Helped team reach Colorado 

State playoffs twice ... Named all-district, all-state and all-conference 

as a junior ... As a senior was awarded all-conference and all-region ... As 

a member of the varsity team gave 18 assists and scored three goals ... 

Off the field was a member of the National Honor Society and All- 

Academic first team. 

Personal: Born June 14, 1990 ... Daughter of Ahmet Corapcioglu and 

Colleen McFadden ... Has an older brother and a younger sister ... 

Majoring in math with a minor in psycholgy ... Likes to volunteer for 

the Creston J. Walker Foundation, a charitable organization to help 

famlies who have children with cancer. 

#16 Chelsea Granger 

Forward 

5-4, Freshman 


(Lafayette HS) 

High School: Graduated from Lafayette High 

School ... Lettered three years in soccer and 

cross country ... Was a three-time state tournament 

partisipant for soccer, winning the Louisiana crown in 2006 ... 

Named first team all-state and all-district in 2007 and 2008 ... Was also 

district MVP in 2008 ... Awarded All-Acadiana for the 2007-08 school 

year ... Scored 27 goals as a junior and 23 as a senior ... Off the field was 

named to the all-state academic team, National Merit Comended Scholar 

and honor roll. 

Personal: Born Dec. 15, 1989 ... Daughter of Paul and Liz Granger ... 

Has an older brother and younger sister ... Majoring in biology and 

psychology ... Wants to attend medical school ... Once lived in Rio de 

Janeiro, Brazil. 


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SCHEDULE 

DATE DATE 

DAY DAY DAY 

OPPONENT 

OPPONENT OPPONENT 

LOCATION LOCATION 

TIME 

TIME 

AUGUST 

AUGUST 

22 22 

FRIDAY FRIDAY MCNEESE MCNEESE MCNEESE STATE STATE 

MAYO MAYO MAYO FIELD FIELD FIELD 

7 7 P.M. 

P.M. 

24 Sunday at Mississippi Valley State Itta Bena, Miss. 1 p.m. 

29 Friday at Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas 7 p.m. 

SEPTEMBER 

SEPTEMBER 

5 FRIDAY FRIDAY ARKANSAS ARKANSAS STATE STATE STATE 

MAYO MAYO FIELD FIELD FIELD 

7 7 P.M. 

P.M. 

7 SUNDAY SUNDAY ARKANSAS-LITTLE ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK ROCK MAYO MAYO FIELD FIELD FIELD 

1 1 P.M. 

P.M. 

9 TUESDAY TUESDAY LOUISIANA-MONROE LOUISIANA-MONROE 


7 7 P.M. 

P.M. 

12 Friday Texas State San Marcos, Texas 7 p.m. 

14 Sunday Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 1 P.M. 

19 Friday Northwestern State Natchitoches, La. 7 P.M. 

21 Friday McNeese State Lake Charles, La. 4 p.m. 

24 Wednesday Nicholls State Thibodeaux, La. 4 p.m. 

26 26 

FRIDAY FRIDAY LOUISIANA LOUISIANA TECH TECH 


7 7 P.M. 

P.M. 

OCTOBER 

OCTOBER 

3 FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY OAKLAND* OAKLAND* 

MAYO MAYO MAYO FIELD FIELD FIELD 

5 5 5 P.M. 

P.M. 

10 Fridat at South Dakota State * Brookings, S.D. 7 p.m. 

12 Sunday at North Dakota State* Fargo, N.D. 1 p.m. 

17 17 

FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY ORAL ORAL ORAL ROBERTS* ROBERTS* 

MAYO MAYO FIELD FIELD 

5 5 p.m. p.m. 

p.m. 

24 Friday Western Illinois * Macomb, Ill. 3 P.M. 

26 Sunday Southern Utah* Cedar City, Utah 1 P.M. 

31 31 

FRIDAY FRIDAY IPFW* IPFW* 


7 7 7 P.M. 

P.M. 

NOVEMBER 

NOVEMBER 

2 SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY IUPUI* IUPUI* 


1 1 P.M. 

P.M. 

7-9 Sat.-Tues. at Summit League Tournament Macomb, Ill. TBA 

Home games in BOLD BOLD CAPS CAPS * - Denotes Summit League games 

TBA = To Be Announced 

All Times Local to Site and Subject to Change 


2008 SUMMIT LEAGUE OPPONENTS 

Oakland Information 

Location: Rochester, Mich. 

Founded: 1957 

Enrollment: 18,192 

Nickname: Golden Grizzlies 

Colors: Gold & Black 

Home Field: OU Soccer Field 


President: Dr. Gary D. Russi 

Athletic Director: Tracy Huth 

Coaching Staff 

Head Coach: Nick O’Shea 

Record at OU: 163-87-13 (14 years) 

Career Record: Same 

Assistant Coach: Jennifer Perkins, Gordon Gardiner, Dave Morgan 

Team Information 

2007 Record: 10-8-2 

Conference: 6-2 (2nd place) 

Starters Returning/Lost: 9/3 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/6 

Series Information 

Series Record: Oakland Leads 1-4 

Last Centenary Win: 9-17-04 (1-0) 

Last Oakland Win: 10-7-07 (1-0) 

Current Streak: Three by Oakland 

Sports Information 

Soccer SID: Paul Smith 

E-Mail: smith234@oakland.edu 

Office: (248) 370-4123 

Fax: (248) 370-3138 

Website: www.ougrizzlies.com 

OAKLAND 

Friday, Oct. 3, 5 p.m. Shreveport, La. 

Jessica Boyle 

Nick O’Shea 

Date Opponent Time 

Aug. 15 Northern IllIlnos (Exhibition) TBD 

Aug. 16 Akron (Exhibition) 4 p.m. 

Aug. 22 Michigan State 4 p.m. 

Aug. 29 Bowling Green 4 p.m. 

Aug. 31 Central Michigan 3 p.m. 

Sept. 5 vs. Cornell 5 p.m. 

Sept. 7 at St. Bonaventure 1 p.m. 

Sept. 11 at Michigan 7 p.m. 

Sept. 14 at Nebraska 2 p.m. 

Sept. 19 at Kentucky 7 p.m. 

Sept. 21 UW-Green Bay 12 p.m. 

Sept. 29 Detriot 4 p.m. 

Oct. 3 at Centenary 6 p.m. 

Oct. 5 at Oral Roberts 2 p.m. 

Oct. 10 IUPUI 4 p.m. 

Oct. 12 at IPFW 1 p.m. 

Oct. 17 Western Illinois 4 p.m. 

Oct. 24 South Dakota State 4 p.m. 

Oct. 25 North Dakota State 1 p.m. 

Oct. 31 at Southern Utah 5 p.m. 

South Dakota State 

Friday, Oct. 10, 7 p.m. Brookings, S.D. 

South Dakota State Information 

Location: Brookings, S.D. 

Founded: 1881 

Enrollment: 11, 337 

Nickname: Jackrabbits 

Colors: Yellow & Blue 

Home Field: Fishback Soccer Park 


President: Dr. David Chicoine 

Athletic Director: Dr. Fred Oien 


Head Coach: Lang Wedemeyer 

Record at SDSU: 63-67-16 (Eight Years) 

Career Record: same 

Assistant Coach: Brock Thompson 


2007 Record: 9-4-4 

Conference: 3-2-3 




Series Record: 0-0-1 

Last Centenary Win: N/A 

Last South Dakota State Win: N/A 

Current Streak: Tie 10-26-07 (0-0) 


Soccer SID: Chris McKeown 

E-Mail: chris_mckeown@sdstate.edu 

Office: (605) 688-4822 

Fax: (605) 688-5999 

Website: www.gojacks.com 

Kellyn Farrell 

Lang Wedemeyer 


Aug. 14 Minn. State-Mankato (Exhibition) 1:00 p.m. 

Aug. 16 Winona State (Exhibition) 1:00 p.m. 

Aug. 24 at Creighton 1:00 p.m. 

Aug. 26 Minnesota 6:00 p.m. 

Aug. 29 at Drake (Iowa) 7:00 p.m. 

Aug. 31 at Iowa 1:00 p.m. 

Sept. 12 Eastern Washington 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 14 Iowa State 1:00 p.m. 

Sept. 19 at Northern Iowa 6:00 p.m. 

Sept. 26 at IUPUI 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 28 at IPFW 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 3 Western Illinois 6:00 p.m. 

Oct. 5 Southern Utah 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 10 Centenary 7:00 p.m. 

Oct. 12 Oral Roberts 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 16 Seattle 7:00 p.m. 

Oct. 20 at North Dakota State 3:00 p.m. 

Oct. 24 at Oakland 4:00 p.m. 

Oct. 26 at Michigan State 12:00 p.m. 


North Dakota State 

Sunday, Oct. 12, 1 p.m. Fargo, N.D. 

North Dakota State Information 

Location: Fargo, N.D. 

Founded: 1890 


Nickname: Bison 

Colors: Yellow & Green 

Home Field: Ellig Sports Complex 


President: Dr. Joseph Chapman 

Athletic Director: Gene Taylor 


Head Coach: Pete Cuadrado 

Record at SDSU: 51-33-6 (Five Years) 

Career Record: same 

Assistant Coach: John Ross and Christie Chappell 


2006 Record: 11-7-1 

Conference: 3-4-1 




Series Record: NDSU leads (1-0) 


Last North Dakota State Win: 10-28-07 (3-0) 

Current Streak: One by NDSU 


Soccer SID: TBA 

E-Mail: TBA 

Office: (701) 231-8332 

Fax: (701) 231-8022 

Website: www.gobison.com 


Lorriane Thompson 

Pete Cuadrado 


Aug. 18 Augustana (Exhibition) 4 p.m. 

Aug. 22 at Austin Peay 7 p.m. 

Aug. 24 at Murray State 1 p.m. 

Aug. 29 at Creighton 7:30 p.m. 

Aug. 31 Minnesota 1 p.m. 

Sept. 9 Mary 4 p.m. 

Sept. 12 vs. Iowa State 4:30 p.m. 

Sept. 14 vs. Eastern Washington 10:30 a.m. 

Sept. 19 at Nebraska 5 p.m. 

Sept. 21 at Northern Iowa 1 p.m. 

Sept. 26 at IPFW 7 p.m. 

Sept. 28 at IUPUI 1 p.m. 

Oct. 3 Southern Utah 4 p.m. 

Oct. 5 at Iowa 1 p.m. 

Oct. 10 Oral Roberts 4 p.m. 

Oct. 12 Centenary 1 p.m. 

Oct. 18 Seattle 12 p.m. 

Oct. 20 South Dakota State 3 p.m. 

Oct. 26 at Oakland 1 p.m. 

Oct. 31 at Western Illinois 3 p.m. 

ORAL ROBERTS 


Oral Roberts Information 

Location: Tulsa, Okla. 

Founded: 1963 


Nickname: Golden Eagles 

Colors: Blue, Vegas Gold, & White 

Home Field: ORU Soccer Complex 

Confernce: The Summit League 

President: Dr. Richard Roberts 

Athletic Director: Mike Carter 


Head Coach: Ryan Bush 

Record at School:First Year 

Overall Record: Same 

Assistant Coach: 


2007 Record: 8-9-3 

Conference Record: 2-3-3 (6th place) 


Lettermen Returning/Lost: 14/7 


Series Record: ORU Leads (8-3) 


Last Oral Roberts Win: 9-30-07 (1-0) 

Current Streak: Six by ORU 


Soccer SID: Kyle Seay 

E-Mail: kseay@oru.edu 

Office: (918) 495-7102 

Fax: (918) 495-7142 

Website: www.orugoldeneagles.com 

Natalya Manyan 

Ryan Bush 


Aug. 15 at Oklahoma City (Exhibition) 6:00 p.m. 

Aug. 21 Newman (Exhibition) 7:00 p.m. 

Aug. 24 Drury (Exhibition) 4:00 p.m. 

Aug. 29 Oklahoma State 7:00 p.m. 

Aug. 31 at Arkansas 1:00 p.m. 

Sept. 5 John Brown 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 12 Arkansas State 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 14 vs. Middle Tennessee State 11:00 a.m. 

Sept. 16 at Tulsa 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 18 at Texas Tech 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 21 vs. Loyola Marymount 11:00 a.m. 

Sept. 26 Missouri State 7:00 p.m. 

Oct. 5 Oakland 7:00 p.m. 

Oct. 10 at North Dakota State 3:00 p.m. 

Oct. 12 at South Dakota State 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 17 at Centenary 7:00 p.m. 

Oct. 19 Southern Utah 2:00 p.m. 

Oct. 26 at Western Illinois 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 31 IUPUI 7:00 p.m. 

Nov. 2 IPFW 12:00 p.m. 




Western Illinois 

Friday, Oct. 24, 3 p.m. Macomb, Ill. 

Western Illinois Information 

Location: Macomb, Ill. 

Founded: 1899 


Nickname: Westerwinds 

Colors: Purple & Gold 

Home Field: John MacKenzie Field 


President: Dr. Alvin Goldfarb 

Athletic Director: Dr. Tim M. Van Alstine 


Head Coach: Tony Guinn (St. Francis 1996) 

Record at WIU: 16-3-1 (Two Years) 

Career Record: 46-23-5 

Assistant Coach: Anne Decker 


2007 Record: 16-3-1 

Conference: 8-0 (1st) 




Series Record:1-3 


Last Western Illinois Win: 11-2-07 (2-0) 

Current Streak: Three by Western Illinois 


Soccer SID: Greg Bouslog 

E-Mail: gr-bouslog@wiu.edu 

Office: (309) 298-1133 

Fax: (309) 298-2060 

Website: www.wiuathletics.com 

Ashley Hoch 

Tony Guinn 


Aug. 22 Monmouth (Exhibition) 4 p.m. 

Aug. 23 at Lewis (Exhibition) 3 p.m. 

Aug. 29 at Iowa 7 p.m. 

Aug. 31 St. Ambrose 1 p.m. 

Sept. 7 at DePaul 1 p.m. 

Sept. 14 Northern Illinois 1 p.m. 


Sept. 19 at Illinois State 4 p.m. 

Sept. 21 Eastern Illinois 2 p.m. 

Sept. 25 at Southern Utah 5 p.m. 

Sept. 28 at Grandview 1 p.m. 

Oct. 3 at South Dakota State 6 p.m. 

Oct. 5 at Drake 1 p.m. 

Oct. 10 at IPFW 4 p.m. 

Oct. 14 Creighton 4 p.m. 


Oct. 19 IUPUI TBA 


Oct. 26 Oral Roberts TBA 

Oct. 31 North Dakota State TBA 

Southern Utah Information 

Location: Cedar City, Utah 

Founded: 1897 


Nickname: Thunderbirds 

Colors: Scarlet & White 

Home Field: Thunderbird Soccer Pitch 


President: Dr. Michael T. Benson 

Athletic Director: Ken Beazer 


Head Coach: Brian Stock (Akron ‘95) 

Record at School: 29-79-15 (seven years) 


Assistant Coach: Theresa Reedy 


2007 Record: 7-6-5 

Conference Record: 3-2-3 (4th) 




Series Record: SUU Leads (3-1-1) 


Last Southern Utah Win: 9-21-06 (4-1) 

Current Streak: Tie 10-3-07 (1-1) 


Soccer SID: Kyle Cottam 

E-Mail: cottam@suu.edu 

Office: (435) 586-7752 

Fax: (435) 865-8037 

Website: www.suu.edu/athletics 


Aug. 22 UC Riverside 3 p.m. 

Aug. 29 at CS-Northridge 11:30 a.m. 

Sept. 5 at Northern Arizona 7 p.m. 

Sept. 13 Utah Valley 2 p.m. 

Sept 15 UC-Irvine 2 p.m. 

Sept. 20 UT-San Antonio 12 p.m. 

Sept. 25 Western Illinois 5 p.m. 

Sept. 27 Northern Colorado 2 p.m. 

Oct. 3 at North Dakota State 4 p.m. 

Oct. 5 at South Dakota State * 12 p.m. 

Oct. 11 Westminster 2 p.m. 

Oct. 17 at IUPUI 7 p.m. 


Oct. 24 IPFW 3 p.m. 


Oct. 31 Oakland 3 p.m. 

. 

SOUTHERN UTAH 

Sunday, Oct. 26, 1 p.m. Cedar City, Utah 

Shaley Ipson 

Brian Stock 

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IPFW 


IPFW Information 

Location: Fort Wayne, Ind. 

Founded: 1964 


Nickname: Mastodons 

Colors: Royal Blue & White 

Home Field: Hefner Soccer Complex 


President: Dr. Michael A. Wartell 

Athletic Director: TBA 


Head Coach: Margaret Saurin 

Record at IPFW: 1-16-0 (Two Years) 


Assistant Coach: Joe DeMay 


2007 Record: 1-16-0 

Conference: 1-7-0 (8t) 




Series Record: IPFW Leads (1-0-0) 


Last IPFW Win: 10-12-07 (1-0) 

Current Streak: One by IPFW 


Soccer SID: Rudy Yovich 

E-Mail: yovichr@ipfw.edu 

Office: (260) 481-6646 

Fax: (260) 481-6002 

Website: www.gomastodons.com 


Danielle Orlandella 

Margaret Saurin 


Aug. 17 Indianapolis (Exhibition) 1:00 p.m. 

Aug. 22 at Illinois State 4:00 p.m. 

Aug. 29 at Eastern Michigan 5:00 p.m. 

Aug. 31 at Wright State 1:00 p.m. 

Sept. 5 Bowling Green 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 7 at Butler 1:00 p.m. 

Sept. 12 at Central Michigan 4:00 p.m. 

Sept. 14 Valparaiso 3:00 p.m. 

Sept.19 at Cleveland State 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 26 North Dakota State 7:00 p.m. 

Sept. 28 South Dakota State 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 3 IUPUI 7:30 p.m. 

Oct. 5 Youngstown State 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 10 at Western Illinois 4:00 p.m. 

Oct. 12 Oakland 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 14 at Detroit 4:00 p.m. 

Oct. 24 at Southern Utah 1:00 p.m. 

Oct. 31 at Centenary 6:00 p.m. 

Nov. 2 at Oral Roberts 11:00 a.m. 

IUPUI 

Sunday, Nov. 2, 1 p.m. Shreveport, La. 

IUPUI Information 

Location: Indianapolis, Ind. 

Founded: 1964 


Nickname: Jaguars 

Colors: Red, Gold & Black 

Home Field: Kuntz Stadium 


President: Charles Bantz 

Athletic Director: Michael R. Moore 


Head Coach: Chris Johnson 

Record at IUPUI: 24-50-12 (five Years) 

Career Record: 105-129-14 (14 Years) 

Assistant Coach: Stacy Downing and Gary Yohe 


2007 Record: 3-12-3 

Conference: 2-5-1 (7th place) 




Series Record: Centenary Leads (3-2) 


Last IUPUI Win: 10-14-07 (2-1) 

Current Streak: Two by IUPUI 


Soccer SID: Ed Holdaway 

E-Mail: eholdawa@iupui.edu 

Office: (317) 274-2725 

Fax: (317) 278-2683 

Website: www.iupuijags.com 

Jamie Farrell 

Chris Johnson 


Aug. 25 at Detroit 4 p.m. 

Aug. 29 at Lipscomb 7 p.m. 

Aug. 31 at Murray State 1 p.m. 

Sept. 5 at Valparaiso 4 p.m. 


Sept. 19 South Dakota 7 p.m. 

Sept. 21 Eastern Michigan 1 p.m. 

Sept. 26 South Dakota State 7 p.m. 

Sept. 28 North Dakota State 1 p.m. 

Oct. 3 at IPFW 7:30 p.m. 

Oct. 5 Indiana State 1 p.m. 


Oct. 12 at Cleveland State 12 p.m. 

Oct. 17 Southern Utah 7 p.m. 

Oct. 19 Western Illinois 1 p.m. 

Oct. 24 Butler 7 p.m. 

Oct. 28 Evansville 4:30 pm 


Nov. 2 at Centenary 1 p.m. 


2007 CONFERENCE STANDINGS 

Conference 

Team W L T Pct Stk H A 

Western Illinois* 8 0 0 .1000 W10 4-0-0 4-0-0 

Oakland# 6 2 0 .750 W5 4-0-0 2-2-0 

South Dakota State 5 1 2 .750 W1 4-0-0 1-1-2 

Southern Utah* 3 2 3 .562 W3 2-0-2 1-2-1 

North Dakota State 3 4 1 .438 L1 2-2-0 1-2-1 

Oral Roberts* 2 3 3 .333 L2 1-2-1 1-1-2 

IUPUI 2 5 1 .312 L2 2-1-1 0-4-0 

IPFW 1 7 0 .125 L4 1-3-0 0-4-0 

Centenary 0 6 2 .125 L2 0-2-2 0-4-0 

NCAA TOURNAMENT 

NCAA TOURNAMENT (at West Lafayette, Ind.) 

Friday, Nov. 16 

(8/6) Purdue 4, Oakland 0 

2007 STANDINGS 

Overall 

W L T Pct Stk H A N OT 

16 3 1 .825 L1 8-0-0 7-3-1 1-0-0 3-0-0 

10 8 2 .550 L1 7-2-2 3-6-0 0-0-0 1-0-1 

9 4 4 .647 W3 6-2-2 3-2-2 0-0-0 1-0-0 

7 6 5 .605 L1 5-1-3 1-3-2 1-2-0 0-0-0 

11 7 1 .605 L1 8-2-0 2-2-1 1-3-0 0-4-0 

8 9 3 .475 L3 6-4-1 2-3-2 0-2-0 0-1-0 

3 12 3 .250 L3 2-4-2 1-7-1 0-1-0 1-1-0 

1 16 0 .059 L4 1-8-0 0-8-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 

5 12 2 .316 L2 3-4-2 2-8-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 

2007 SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 

THE SUMMIT TOURNAMENT (at Rochester, Mich.) 

Friday, Nov. 9 

Game 1 - (1) Western Illinois 2, (4) Oral Roberts 1 

Game 2 - (2) Oakland 2, (3) Southern Utah 1 

Saturday, Nov. 4 

Game 3 - (2) Oakland 3, (1) Western Illinois 1 

2007 SUMMIT LEAGUE WOMEN’S SOCCER ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS 

FIRST TEAM 

Name, School Pos. Yr. 

Jessica Boyle, OU M Jr. 

Shakira Duncan, ORU F Fr. 

Ashley Hoch, WIU M Jr. 

Misako Inaba, WIU F Sr. 

Nicole Lograsso, SDSU GK Jr. 

Kelly Larson, SDSU D Jr. 

Natalya Manyan, ORU D Jr. 

Kristi Mitchell, OU D Sr. 

Kim Schuneman, WIU D Jr. 

Katelyn Wisner, OU F Jr. 

Kristi Tomczyk, OU F Sr. 

SECOND TEAM 


Kimly Anderson, SUU D Jr. 

Lainey Bruhn, WIU D Jr.. 

Kellyn Farrell, SDSU F Jr. 

Sheri Levack, IUPUI M Sr. 

Michelle Martinez, NDSU F Sr. 

Angie Pilat, IUPUI F Sr. 

Patty Romeo, NDSU M Sr. 

Robyn Ruypers, WIU F Sr. 

Abbey Stratton, NDSU D Fr. 

Mwghan Tyk, WIU GK So. 

ALL-NEWCOMER 


Danielle Clark, IUPUI M Fr. 

Candice D’Arcangeli, NDSU M Fr.. 

Catie Depew, CC GK Fr. 

Shakira Duncan, ORU F Fr. 

Allison Goettsche, SUU D Fr. 

Jessica Heninger, SUU M Fr. 

Jamie Hulet, OU F Sr. 

Kelsey Pillsbury, WIU M Fr. 

Quin Ryan, NDSU F Fr. 

Abbey Stratton, NDSU D Fr. 

Elizabeth Watza, OU GK Fr. 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR 

Kristi Tomczyk, OU Shakira Duncan, ORU Kelly Larson, SDSU Tony Guinn, WIU 

2007 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2007 SUMMIT ALL-TOURNEY TEAM 

Sept. 4- Robyn Ruypers WIU 

Monica Morgan, NDSU 

Sept. 10 - Kellyn Farrell, SDSU 

Ali Hilsher, CC 

Sept. 17 - Michelle Martinez, NDSU 

Stef Gurley, ORU 

Sept. 24 - Sheri Levack, IUPUI 

Jamie Farrell, IUPUI 

Oct. 1 - Katelyn Wisner, WIU 


Oct. 8 - Lorraine Thompson, NDSU 

Kim Herbst, OU 

Oct. 15 - Quin Ryan, NDSU 

Meghan Tyk, WIU 

Oct. 22 - Chelsea Goosen, SDSU 

Jamie Farrell, IUPUI 

Oct. 29 - Misako Inaba, WIU 


Oct. 30 - Shaley Ipson, SUU 

Nicole Lograsso, SDSU 

Name, School 

Anna Bickers, ORU 

Misako Inaba, WIU 

Jessica Boyle, OU 

Kristi Mitchell, OU 

Kristi Evans, OU 

Bess Rapp, WIU 

Emily Gagnon, ORU 

Kristi Tomczyk, OU 

Makell Hansen, SUU 

Ashley Westphal, SUU 

Ashley Hoch, WIU 


2007 STATISTICS 

PLAYER GP G A PTS SH SOG GWG PK-AT 

Brittany O’Neal 18 6 3 15 55 33 1 0-0 

Stefani Robbs 19 4 0 8 36 19 2 0-0 

Candace Rushing 18 0 1 1 25 8 0 0-1 

Bre Fletcher 18 1 0 2 18 8 1 0-0 

Lauren Cheaney 19 1 1 3 13 6 0 0-0 

Kristine Weaver 15 1 1 3 8 6 0 0-0 

Kortney Causey 15 0 0 0 8 4 0 0-0 

Jennifer Hopkins 18 0 1 1 8 1 0 0-0 

Chelsea Cardwell 17 0 1 1 7 2 0 0-0 

Cori Dullnig 19 1 0 2 6 3 1 1-1 

Caroline Klara 14 0 0 0 8 3 0 0-0 

Michael Anne Wheeler 19 0 0 0 5 2 0 0-0 

Emily McManus 18 0 0 0 3 3 0 0-0 

Lauren Stanley 5 0 0 0 3 2 0 0-0 

Tracy Apgar 17 0 0 0 3 1 0 0-0 

Elizabeth Sweatt 14 0 1 1 3 1 0 0-0 

Katie Valdez 5 0 0 0 2 2 0 0-0 

Catie Depew 19 1 0 2 2 2 0 0-0 

Mattie Weatherspoon 9 0 0 0 1 1 0 0-0 

Ashley Lowe 14 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 

Clare Alvarado 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 

Shelby Epperson 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 

Total 19 15 9 39 215 106 5 1-2 

Opponents 19 27 21 75 306 127 12 0-1 

GOALKEEPERS GP MIN SAVES GOALS/GAA SHO 

Ali Hilsher 18 1563:48 90 26/1.50 3 

Kate Donnelly 4 188:34 10 1/0.48 1 

LADIES 19 1752:22 100 27/1.39 4 

OPPONENTS 19 1752:22 91 15/0.77 10 

28 

Candace Rushing Catie Depew 


2007 BOX SCORES 

-- Exhibition -- 

SHREVEPORT – Stefani Robbs had three 

shots, while Brittany O’Neal kicked two during 

Friday’s 0-0 tie in Centenary’s women’s 

soccer exhibition match against Stephen F. 

Austin. 

Stephen F. Austin 0 

Centenary 0 

Aug. 17, 2007/ Shreveport, La. 

1 2 OT F 

SFA 0 0 - 0 

CC 0 0 - 0 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 

None 

Shots by Period 

1 2 OT F 

SFA 5 4 - 9 

CC 6 2 - 8 

Goalkeeping 

SFA 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Crystin Pactor 2-x-x 2 45 0 

Courtney Bauder x-0-x 0 45 0 

CC 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Ali Hilsher 1-2-x 3 90 0 

-- Game 3 -- 

MONROE, La. -- For the first time in 2007 

the Centenary women’s soccer team was shutout, 

dropping its match to Louisiana-Monroe 

2-0 on Wednesday evening. 

Centenary (1-2) 0 

Louisiana-Monore (2-1) 2 

Sept. 5, 2007/ Monroe, La. 

1 2 OT F 

CC 0 0 - 0 

ULM 1 1 - 2 

First Half 

11:58 ULM Sara Islas Rachel Hobson 

Second Half 

73:52 ULM Elena Vazquez Megan Theriot 


1 2 OT F 

CC 2 3 - 5 

ULM 7 5 - 12 

Goalkeeping 



ULM 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Mallory George 2-0-x 2 90 0 

-- Game 1 -- 

JONESBORO, Ark. -- Nearing the midway 

point of the second half, sophomore Stefani 

Robbs netted her first goal of the season to 

break the tie and give the Ladies the 2-1 victory. 


Arkansas State (0-1) 

Aug. 31, 2007/ Jonesboro, Ark. 

1 

1 2 OT F 

CC 1 1 - 2 

ASU 1 0 - 1 

First Half 

28:37 ASU Mary Geels Courtney Kassab 

34:38 CC Brittany O’Neal 

Second Half 

55:58 CC Stefani Robbs 


1 2 OT F 

CC 5 4 - 9 

ASU 6 6 - 12 

Goalkeeping 



ASU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Kelly Goodman 2-2-x 4 90 2 

-- Game 4 -- 

SHREVEPORT – With 45 seconds left in the 

match, sophomore Brittany O’Neal received 

her own rebound, and nailed the only goal of 

Friday evening, as the Centenary women’s 

soccer team defeated Texas State 1-0. 

Texas State (0-4) 0 


Sept. 7, 2007/ Shreveport, La. 

1 2 OT F 

TSU 0 0 - 0 

CC 0 1 - 1 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 



1 2 OT F 

TSU 7 7 - 14 

CC 4 11 - 15 

Goalkeeping 

TSU 1-2-OT TOTMin GA 

Mandi Mawyer 3-7-x 10 90 1 



-- Game 2 -- 

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Freshman Jennifer 

Hopkins tied the match at one, but just over 

six minutes later Arkansas-Little Rock’s 

Leanne Mihelich hit her second goal of the 

afternoon to get a 2-1 victory on Sunday. 


Arkansas-Little Rock (1-1) 2 

Sept. 2, 2007/ Little Rock, Ark. 

1 2 OT F 

CC 0 1 - 1 

UALR 0 2 - 2 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 

50:01 ULAR Leanne Mihelich Alex Rustad 

71:41 CC Jennifer Hopkins Liz Sweatt 

77:24 UALR Leanne Mihelich 


1 2 OT F 

CC 4 6 - 10 

UALR 7 13 - 20 

Goalkeeping 



UALR 1-2-OT TOTMin GA 

Jane Picarelli 0-x-x 0 45 0 

Jamie Laughlin x-4-x 4 45 1 

-- Game 5 -- 

GRAMBLING, La. – For the second time this 

weekend the Centenary women’s soccer team 

shutout an opponent. This time the Ladies 

defense held tough and helped defeat 

Grambling State 2-0 on Sunday. 


Grambling (2-3) 0 

Sept. 9, 2007/ Grambling, La. 

1 2 OT F 

CC 1 1 - 2 

GSU 0 0 - 0 

First Half 

37:00 CC Kristine Weaver Jennifer Hopkins 

Second Half 

78:00 CC Cori Dullnig 


1 2 OT F 

CC 5 14 - 19 

GSU 8 13 - 21 

Goalkeeping 



GSU 1-2-OT TOTMin GA 

Cherie Silas 4-4-x 8 90 2 


-- Game 6 -- 

SHREVEPORT – Falling down 3-0 midway 

through the first half proved to be to big of a 

hole for the Centenary women’s soccer team, 

as they fell to Northwestern State on Friday 

night 3-2. 

Northwestern State (3-2) 3 



1 2 OT F 

NSU 3 0 - 3 

CC 1 1 - 2 

First Half 

15:04 NSU Erin Hebert Kayce Schultz 

17:18 NSU Erin Hebert Natalie Waguespack 

27:13 NSU Madeline Hall 


Second Half 

78:20 CC Stefani Robbs Brittany O’Neal 


1 2 OT F 

NSU 12 3 - 15 

CC 7 6 - 13 

Goalkeeping 

NSU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Johnna Klohoker 2-1-x 3 90 2 



-- Game 9 -- 

RUSTON, La. -- With an offensive onslaught 

in the second half and great defense throughout, 

the Lady Techster soccer team picked up 

its initial victory of the 2007 season with a 3- 

0 win over Centenary 


Louisiana Tech (1-7) 3 

Sept. 23, 2007/ Ruston, La. 

1 2 OT F 

CC 0 0 - 0 

La Tech 2 1 - 3 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 

51:19 LTU Kiva Gresham 

64:47 LTU Brooke Lanie Candace Novak 

69:13 LTU Jillian Pinder Brooke Lanie 


1 2 OT F 

CC 3 4 - 7 

La. Tech 10 12 - 22 

Goalkeeping 



LTU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Tara Gavlak 1-2-x 3 90 0 

30 

-- Game 7 -- 

SHREVEPORT – Just over five minutes into 

the extra time, Lady Razorbacks midfielder 

Kathleen Paulsen netted the 1-0 winning goal 

just out of the reach of Ladies goalkeeper Ali 

Hilsher. 

Arkansas (5-2) 1 

Centenary (3-4) 


0 

1 2 OT F 

Ark 0 0 1 1 

CC 0 0 0 0 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 

None 

Overtime 

95:28 Ark Kathleen Paulsen Sophie Wentz 


1 2 OT F 

Ark 7 5 3 15 

CC 3 7 0 13 

Goalkeeping 

Goalkeeping 

Ark 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Johnna Klohoker 3-1-0 4 96 0 


Ali Hilsher 2-2-0 4 96 1 

-- Game 10 -- 

SHREVEPORT -- After being shutout in the 

last three matches, the Centenary women’s 

soccer team wasted little time putting that 

streak behind them with a 4-1 win over 

Nicholls State. 

Nicholls State (1-9-2) 1 



1 2 OT F 

NSU 1 0 - 1 

CC 3 1 - 4 

First Half 


21:10 CC Stefani Robbs Brittany O’Neal 

22:03 CC Brittany O’Neal Lauren Cheaney 

23:57 NSU Heather Gamble Michelle Branscome 

Second Half 

51:11 CC Lauren Cheaney Brittany O’Neal 


1 2 OT F 

NSU 2 6 - 8 

CC 8 13 - 21 

Goalkeeping 

NSU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Molly Mersereau 1-3-x 4 90 4 

CC 1-2-OT TOTMin GA 

Ali Hilsher 0-x-x 0 45 1 

Kate Donnelly x-2-x 2 45 0 


-- Game 8 -- 

LAKE CHARLES, La. -- The Centenary 

women’s soccer team was shutout on Friday 

night by McNeese State, 3-0. The Ladies had 

seven shots on the evening, while the Cowgirls 

had 21. 


McNeese State (3-2-3) 3 

Sept. 21, 2007/ Lake Charles, La. 

1 2 OT F 

CC 0 0 - 1 

MSU 2 1 - 3 

First Half 

11:01 MSU Kamryn Koch Mayra Torres 

26:26 MSU Sara Overfelt Kamryn Koch 

Second Half 

51:29 MSU Alana Clark Sara Overfelt 


1 2 OT F 

CC 2 5 - 7 

MSU 14 7 - 21 

Goalkeeping 


Ali Hilsher 3-x-x 3 45 2 


MSU 1-2-OT TOTMin GA 

Shelby Money 1-4-x 5 90 0 

-- Game 11 -- 

TULSA, Okla. – In the first Summit League 

action of 2007 for the Centenary (4-7-0) 

women’s soccer team, the Ladies fell to Oral 

Roberts (6-4-1) 1-0 on Sunday. 

Centenary (4-7, 0-1-0) 0 

Oral Roberts (6-4-1, 1-0-1) 1 

Sept. 30, 2007/ Tulsa, Okla. 

1 2 OT F 

CC 0 0 - 0 

ORU 0 1 - 1 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 

56:53 ORU Natalya Manya 


1 2 OT F 

CC 2 7 - 9 

ORU 10 8 - 18 

Goalkeeping 



ORU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Stef Gurley 1-5-x 6 90 0 



-- Game 12 -- 

SHREVEPORT -- Freshman Catie Depew 

scored her first career goal for the Centenary 

women’s soccer team, which could have been 

the biggest of her collegiate life in the 1-1 tie 

on Tuesday night against Southern Utah. 

Southern Utah (1-3-5, 0-1-3) 1 

Centenary (4-7-1, 0-1-1) 

Oct. 3, 2007/ Shreveport, La. 

1 

1 2 OT F 

SUU 1 0 0 1 

CC 0 1 0 1 

First Half 

12:34 SUU Brooklyn Phillips 

Second Half 

46:17 CC Catie Depew Kristine Weaver 

Overtime 

None 


1 2 OT F 

SUU 8 6 5 19 

CC 5 6 3 14 

Goalkeeping 

SUU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Holly Senter 2-0-1 3 110 1 


Ali Hilsher 1-2-0 3 110 1 

-- Game 15 -- 

INDANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Sophomore Stefani 

Robbs scored in the 73 rd minute on Sunday for 

the Centenary women’s soccer team, but it 

was not enough, as the Ladies fell to IUPUI, 

2-1. 

Centenary (4-10-1, 0-4-1) 1 

IUPUI (2-9-3, 1-3-1) 2 

Oct. 14, 2007/ Indianapolis, Ind. 

1 2 OT F 

CC 0 1 - 1 

IUPUI 1 2 - 2 

First Half 

8:39 IUPUI MaryBeth McMillian Angie Pilat 

Second Half 

51:36 IUPUI Anna Pigg Lindsey Warfield 

72:24 CC Stefani Robbs Chelsea Cardwell 


1 2 OT F 

CC 5 5 - 10 

IUPUI 11 8 - 19 

Goalkeeping 



OU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Jamie Farrell 2-2-x 4 90 1 

-- Game 13 -- 

ROCHESTER, Mich. -- A goal in the third 

minute by Oakland was all it needed, as the 

Centenary women’s soccer team fell 1-0 on 

Sunday afternoon in Summit League action. 

Centenary (4-8-1, 0-2-1) 0 

Oakland (5-6-1, 4-2-0) 

Oct. 7, 2007/ Rochester, Mich. 

1 

1 2 OT F 

CC 0 0 - 0 

OU 1 0 - 1 

First Half 

2:55 OU Jamie Hulet Kristi Evans 

Second Half 

None 


1 2 OT F 

CC 2 4 - 6 

OU 8 10 - 18 

Goalkeeping 



OU 1-2-OT TOTMin GA 

Kim Herbst 2-3-x 5 90 0 

-- Game 16 -- 

SHREVEPORT -- In the 80 th minute of action 

the Centenary women’s soccer team got all it 

needed with a goal by senior Bre Fletcher, as 

the Ladies defeated Mississippi Valley State 

Devilettes, 1-0, on Thursday afternoon. 

Mississippi Valley State (7-6-1) 0 

Centenary (5-10-1) 1 


1 2 OT F 

MVSU 0 0 - 0 

OU 0 1 - 1 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 

79:38 CC Bre Fletcher Candace Rushing 


1 2 OT F 

MVSU 6 7 - 13 

OU 8 11 - 19 

Goalkeeping 

MVSU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Maria Del Guercio 4-4-x 8 90 1 



-- Game 14 -- 

FORT WAYNE, Ind. -- On a chilly Indiana 

night, the warm blooded Centenary women’s 

soccer team could not over come a late first 

half goal by IPFW, falling in a 1-0 heartbreaker 

on Friday. 

Centenary (4-9-1, 0-3-1) 0 

IPFW (1-12-1, 1-3-0) 

Oct. 12, 2007/ Fort Wayne, Ind. 

1 

1 2 OT F 

CC 0 0 - 0 

IPFW 1 0 - 1 

First Half 

43:35 IPFW Danielle Orlandella 

Second Half 

None 


1 2 OT F 

CC 12 8 - 20 

OU 10 2 - 12 

Goalkeeping 



IPFW 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Malinda Holmer 3-2-x 5 90 0 

-- Game 17 -- 

SHREVEPORT -- On a rare chilly evening in 

the south, the Centenary and South Dakota 

State women’s soccer teams tied 0-0 in Summit 

League play on Friday night. 

South Dakota State (6-4-4, 4-1-2) 0 

Centenary (5-10-2, 0-4-2) 0 


1 2 OT F 

SDSU 0 0 0 0 

OU 0 0 0 0 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 

None 

Overtime 

None 


1 2 OT F 

SDSU 9 6 7 22 

OU 5 3 3 11 

Goalkeeping 

SDSU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Nicole Lograsso 3-2-3 7 110 0 


Ali Hilsher 2-3-1 6 110 0 


-- Game 18 -- 

SHREVEPORT -- The tough luck continues 

for the Centenary women’s soccer team, as it 

lost to North Dakota State, 3-0, on Sunday 

afternoon in Summit League play. 

North Dakota State (11-6-1, 3-3-1) 3 

Centenary (5-11-2, 0-5-2) 


0 

1 2 OT F 

NDSU 1 2 - 3 

CC 0 0 - 0 

First Half 

37:02 NDSU Candice D’Arcangeli Abby Stratton 

Second Half 

52:06 NDSU Ashley Chandler Abby Stratton 

80:46 NDSU Michelle Martinez L. Thompson 


1 2 OT F 

NDSU 6 6 - 12 

CC 3 4 - 7 

Goalkeeping 

NDSU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Monica Morgan 2-1-x 3 84 0 

Jessica Nei x-0-x 0 7 0 




32 

-- Game 19 -- 

SHREVEPORT -- The Western Illinois 

women’s soccer team moved one step closer 

to completing the Summit League portion of 

their schedule undefeated by downing Centenary 

2-0 on Mayo Field Friday night. 

Western Illinois (14-2-1, 7-0) 2 

Centenary (5-12-2, 0-6-2) 

Nov. 2, 2007/ Shreveport, La. 

0 

1 2 OT F 

WIU 0 2 - 2 

CC 0 0 - 0 

First Half 

None 

Second Half 

66:17 WIU Misako Inaba 

76:04 WIU Ashley Hoch Misako Inaba 


1 2 OT F 

WIU 8 5 - 13 

CC 2 1 - 3 

Goalkeeping 

WIU 1-2-OT TOT Min GA 

Meghan Tyk 0-0-x 0 84 0 

Jessica Walsh x-0-x 0 6 0 





ALL-TIME RECORDS 

INDIVIDUAL 

Offensive/Defensive 

Most Shots 

14 Krista Camplen vs. Oral Roberts Sept. 19, 1993 

13 Shelley Marusak vs. Oral Roberts Oct. 6, 1995 

13 Ashley Bouillion vs. South Carolina State Sept. 7, 2002 

12 Shelley Marusak vs. College of Charleston Sept. 15, 1994 

12 Kasey McCall vs. Troy Sept. 18, 1998 

11 Lara Brown vs. Alabama A&M Nov. 4, 2000 

11 Mindi Levinski vs. Louisiana Tech Sept. 28, 2004 

11 Mindi Levinski vs. Grambling State Oct. 5, 2004 

10 Shelley Marusak vs. Arkansas-Little Sept. 30, 1992 

10 Shelley Marusak vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 2, 1995 

10 Shelley Marusak vs. Southeastern Louisiana Sept. 17, 1995 

10 Shannon Richardson vs. Nicholls State Oct. 18, 1998 

10 Lara Brown vs. Louisiana College Nov. 1, 2000 

Most Goals Scored 

5 Shelley Marusak vs. College of Charleston Oct. 13, 1993 

5 Shelley Marusak vs. Hardin-Simmons Sept. 6,1993 


4 Lyndsay Bigler vs. Louisiana College Nov. 1, 2000 


4 Jeanette Bingeman vs. Millsaps Oct. 30, 1996 

4 Shelley Marusak vs. Arkansas-Little Rock Oct. 5, 1994 


4 Shelley Marusak vs. Hardin-Simmons Sept. 19, 1992 

3 Melissa Tharp vs. Alcorn State Oct. 15, 2003 

3 Lyndsay Bigler vs. Missippi Valley State Sept. 5, 2003 

3 Lindsey Stafford vs. Alcorn State Sept. 24, 2002 

3 Ashley Bouillion vs. South Carolina State Sept. 7, 2002 

3 Lori Levitt vs. Nicholls State Oct. 17, 2001 

3 Lara Brown vs. McNeese State Sept. 20, 2000 

3 Lara Brown vs. Northwestern State Sept. 13, 2000 

3 Jacintha Wick vs. Louisiana College Oct. 27, 1999 

3 Lara Brown vs. Louisiana College Oct. 27, 1999 

3 Rebekah Snider vs. Louisiana College Oct. 27, 1999 

3 Jacintha Wick vs. Tennesse-Martin Sept. 18, 1999 

3 Daniela Sarquiz vs. McNeese State Oct. 26, 1996 

3 Sara Dewiit vs. Troy State Oct. 18, 1997 

3 Jacintha Wick vs. Southeastern Louisiana Oct. 10, 1997 

3 Shelley Marusak vs. Southeastern Louisiana Sept. 17, 1995 

3 Kathy Brashears vs. Millsaps Oct. 26, 1993 

3 Shelly Marusak vs. St. Edward’s Sept. 4, 1993 

3 Shelly Marusak vs. Hendrix Oct. 10, 1992 

3 Kathy Brashears vs. Hendrix Oct. 10, 1992 

Most Assists 

4 Lori Levitt vs. Alcorn State Sept. 24, 2002 

4 Dawn Crider vs. Louisiana College Nov. 1, 2000 

3 Mindi Levinski vs. Alcorn State Oct. 15, 2003 

3 Lyndsay Bigler vs. Alcorn State Sept. 24, 2002 

3 Sarah Thompson vs. Louisiana College Oct. 31, 2001 

3 Lara Brown vs. Tennessee-Martin Sept. 10, 2000 

3 Shannon Scott vs. Louisiana College Oct. 27, 2000 

3 Krista Camplen vs. Millsaps Oct. 26, 1993 

3 Kathy Brashears vs. College of Charleston Oct. 13, 1993 

3 Shelly Marusak vs. Hardin-Simmons Sept. 6, 1993 

3 Martha Chaney vs. Millsaps Oct. 7, 1992 

3 Shelley McMillian vs. Hardin-Simmons Sept. 19, 1992 

Most Total Points Scored 






8 Jeanette Bingeman vs. Millsaps Oct. 30, 1996 

8 Jacintha Wick vs. Louisiana College Oct. 27, 1999 

8 Lyndsay Bigler vs. Louisiana College Nov. 1, 2000 


Most Goalie Saves 

19 Ali Hilsher vs. Southern Utah Oct. 21, 2005 

17 Ali Hilsher vs. Southern Mississippi Sept. 11, 2005 

17 Ali Hilsher vs. Western Illinois Oct. 14, 2005 

16 Heather Lindsey vs. Creighton Sept. 24, 1995 

16 Heather Lindsey vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 2, 2002 

15 Ali Hilsher vs. Valpo Oct. 7, 2005 

14 Heather Lindsey vs. Drury Sept. 26, 1999 

14 Ali Hilsher vs. Texas State Sept. 9, 2005 

13 Martha Chaney vs. Southern Methodist Oct. 5, 1993 

13 Martha Chaney vs. Campbell Sept. 23, 1995 

13 Heather Mahaney vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 17, 1997 

13 Heather Lindsey vs. Texas Christian Sept. 5, 2000 

13 Lindsey Stafford vs. Oral Roberts Nov. 7, 2003 

13 Lindsey Stafford vs. Southern Mississippi Oct. 24, 2004 

12 Martha Chaney vs. Southern Methodist Sept. 18, 1994 

12 Lindsey Stafford vs. Louisiana-Monroe Sept. 12, 2003 


2007 

Louisiana Sports Writers Associaition 

Ali Hilsher Honorable Mention 

Brittany O’Neal Player of the Week 

The Summit League 

Ali Hilsher Player of the Week 

Catie Depew All-Newcomer Team 

2006 

Mid-Con Conference 

Stefani Robbs All-Newcomer Team 

Stefani Robbs Player of the Week 

2005 


Lauren Mills Second Team 

Bre Fletcher Player of the Week 

Ali Hilsher Player of the Week 

Ail Hilsher Player of the Week 

2004 


Tara Sageser Newcomer of the Year 

Mindi Levinski First Team 

Tara Sageser First Team 

Sam Savage First Team 

Lindsey Stafford Player of the Week 

Mindi Levinski Player of the Week 



Tara Sageser Player of the Week 

Jamila Smith All-Tournament Team 

Ashley Bouillion All-Tournament Team 

2003 


Sam Savage Newcomer of the Year 

Sam Savage Honorable Mention 

Rebecca Swilley Honorable Mention 



Sam Savage First Team 

Rebecca Swilley Second Team 


Mindi Levinski All-Tournament 

Lindsey Stafford All-Tournament 

Mindi Levinski Player of the Week 


Lyndsay Bigler Player of the Week 

Rebecca Swilley Player of the Week 


2002 

All-Independent 

Ashlee Mantooth Honorable Mention 


Lyndsay Bigler Honorable Mention 

Heather Lindsey First Team 

Jed Jones Coach of the Year 


Angela Tryba Honorable Mention 

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2001 


Heather Lindsey First Team 

Angela Tryba Honorable Mention 

Bell South Invitational 

Heather Lindsey All-Tournament 

Angela Tryba All-Tournament 

2000 


Lara Brown First Team 

All-Independent 

Lyndsay Bigler First Team 


Shannon Richardson First Team 

Jennelle Cockerham First Team 

Heather Lindsay First Team 

Lara Brown Co-Player of the Year 

Lara Brown Player of the Week 

Sarah Brown Player of the Week 

Lara Brown Player of the Week 

Lyndsay Bigler Player of the Week 

Southeastern Louisiana Tournament 

Brandy Gunderson All-Tournament 


Lara Brown All-Tournament 

Shannon Richardson All-Tournament 

Jenelle Cockerham All-Tournament 

1999 


Jacintha Wick First Team 

Angela Tryba First Team 

Diane Scott First Team 

Oral Roberts Tournament 


Kansas Credit Union Jayhawk Invite 

Jacintha Wick All-Tournament 

Lara Brown All-Tournament 


Heather Lindsey MVP 

1998 


Dianne Scott First Team 

Jacintha Wick Honorable Mention 

Brandy Gunderson Honorable Mention 

Jenelle Cockerham Honorable Mention 

Julie Crosley Honorable Mention 

TAA Conference 

Brandy Gunderson Third Team 

Diane Scott Third Team 

Centenary Awards 

Jenelle Cockerham Defensive MVP 

Julie Crosley Newcomer of the Year 

Janna Lhotsky Most Improved Player 

Diane Scott Offensive MVP 

Jacintha Wick Team MVP and Ms. Hustle 

1997 

ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS 



Mary Cholley First Team 

Holly Duncan First Team 

Daniela Sarquiz First Team 

Jacintha Wick First Team 

Jacintha Wick Player of the Year 

Holly Duncan Freshman of the Year 

TAC Conference 

Lara Brown Second Team 

Amy Williams Second Team 

Mary Cholley Third Team 

Holly Duncan Third Team 

Jacintha Wick Third Team 

Jacintha Wick Player of the Week 

Daniela Sarquiz Player of the Week 

1996 


Jacintha Wick Freshman of the Year 


Amy Williams First Team 

Krista Camplen Second Team 

Jeanette Bingeman Honorable Mention 

Jacintha Wick Honorable Mention 

Shari Overbeek Player of the Week 

Daniela Sarquiz Player of the Week 

1995 


Martha Chaney First Team 

Shelley Marusak First Team 

Debra Pratt First Team 

Ashley Jaye Second Team 

Jeanette Bingeman Honorable Mention 

Shelley Marusak Player of the Week 

1994 



Kathy Brashears First Team 


Martha Chaney Second Team 

Ashley Jaye Second Team 

Glenn Evans Coach of the Year 

Jeanette Bingeman All-Tournament 


Martha Chaney Player of the Week 


1993 

All-Region 




Martha Cahney Second Team 




Martha Chaney Player of the Week 

Academic All-American 

Martha Chaney First Team 


CAREER LEADERS 

Games Played 

1. Jeanette Bingeman (1993-96) 77 

2. Kathy Brashears (1992-95) 75 

Melissa Tharp (2000-03) 75 

Rita Coolidge (2001-04) 75 

5. Wendy Eckstrom (1992-95) 74 

Martha Chaney (1992-95) 74 

7. Mindi Levinski (2001-04) 73 

Heather Kasparel (2003-05) 73 

9. Lara Brown (1997-00) 72 

Jenelle Cockerham (1997-00) 72 

Brandy Gunderson (1997-00) 72 

Ashley Bouillion (2001-04) 72 

Bre Fletcher (2004-2006) 72 

Shots 

1. Shelley Marusak (1992-95) 328 

2. Krista Camplen (1993-96) 244 

3. Jacintha Wick (1996-99) 210 


5. Lara Brown (1997-2000) 181 



8. Kristen Mavico (1993-96) 127 

9. Lyndsay Bigler (2003-00) 111 

10. Angela Tryba (1999, 2001-03) 110 

Goals 


2. Lara Brown (1997-2000) 45 

Jacintha Wick (1996-99) 45 


5. Daniela Sarquiz (1995-97) 29 




Angela Tryba (1999, 2001-03) 20 

10. Ashley Bouillion (2001-04) 11 

Ashlee Mantooth (2001-04) 11 

Assists 




4. Lara Brown (1997-2000) 19 

5. Jacintha Wick (1996-99) 17 



8. Angela Tryba (1999, 2001-03) 7 

Kylie Garrett (2001-04) 7 

10. Sam Savage (2003-05) 6 

Total Points 


2. Lara Brown (1997-2000) 109 

3. Jacintha Wick (1996-99) 107 




7. Angela Tryba (1999, 2001-03) 47 


9. Ashlee Mantooth (2001-04) 27 

10. Kylie Garrett (2001-04) 25 

Game-Winning Goals 


2. Lindsay Bigler (2000-03) 8 

Kathy Brashears (1992-95) 8 

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Krista Camplen (1993-96) 8 

Jacintha Wick (1996-99) 8 

6. Lara Brown (1997-00) 7 


Rebecca Swilley (2003-04) 6 

Angela Tryba (1999, 2001-03) 6 

10. Tara Sageser (2004) 5 

Saves 

1. Martha Chaney (1992-95) 380 

2. Heather Lindsey (1999-2002) 367 

3. Ali Hilsher (2004-2007) 332 

4. Lindsay Stafford (2002-04) 229 

5. Katie Bowman (1997-2000) 130 

6. Heather Mahaney (1995-97) 87 

7. Sarah Balkey (2005) 43 

8. Kate Donnelly (2006-present) 23 

Goals Against Average 

1. Lindsey Stafford (2002-04) 1.06 

2. Heather Lindsey (1999-2002) 1.12 

3. Heather Mahaney (1995-97) 1.15 

4. Martha Chaney (1992-95) 1.19 

5. Katie Bowman (1997-00) 1.46 

6. Sarah Balkey (2005) 1.55 

7. Kate Donnelly (2006-present) 1.59 

8. Ali Hilsher (2004-2007) 1.84 

Shutouts 

1. Martha Chaney (1992-95) 31 

2. Heather Lindsey (1999-2002) 27 

3. Lindsey Stafford (2002-04) 12.5 

4. Heather Mahaney (1995-97) 10.5 

5. Ali Hilsher (2004-present) 7.5 

6. Katie Bowman (1997-00) 6 

7. Sarah Balkey (2005) 1 

Kate Donnelly (2006-present) 1 

SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS 

Shots 

1. Shelley Marusak (1995) 116 

2. Krista Camplen (1993) 80 





7. Mindi Levinski (2003) 63 

8. Lara Brown (2000) 62 

Mindi Levinski (2004) 62 


Goals 

1. Lara Brown (2000) 23 


Shelley Marusak (1993) 21 



6. Jacintha Wick (1997) 14 

7. Holly Duncan (1997) 13 




Assists 


2. Mindi Levinksi (2003) 11 



ALL-TIME RECORDS 

5. Lara Brown (2000) 8 

Mary Cholley (1997) 8 


Dawn Crider (2000) 7 

9. Shari Overbeek (1996) 6 

Leigh Kivlehen (1996) 6 

Mindi Levinski (2004) 6 

Total Points 

1. Lara Brown (2000) 54 






7. Holly Duncan (1997) 31 

Jacintha Wick (1996) 31 



Game-Winning Goals 

1. Lara Brown (2000) 7 



4. Rebecca Swilley (2004) 4 

Lyndsay Bigler (2002) 4 

Diane Scott (1998) 4 


Kathy Brashears (1993) 4 


Angela Tryba (1999) 3 

Saves 

1. Ali Hilsher (2005) 137 

2. Lindsey Stafford (2004) 118 


Martha Chaney (1993) 109 

5. Heather Lindsey (1999) 101 

6. Martha Chaney (1995) 99 



9. Ali Hilsher (2006) 91 

10. Ali Hilsher (2007) 90 

Goals Against Average 

1. Heather Lindsey (2001) 0.62 

2. Martha Chaney (1995) 0.72 

3. Heather Mahaney (1997) 0.88 

4. Martha Chaney (1993) 0.97 

5. Lindsey Stafford (2004) 1.02 




9. Ali Hilsher (2007) 1.50 

10. Sarah Balkey (2005) 1.55 

Shutouts 


Heather Lindsey (2001) 9 




6. Lindsey Stafford (2004) 6.5 




Heather Mahaney (1997) 5 


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 

1992 (9-6-1) 

Head Coach: Glenn Evans 

West Florida W 2 0 

at Richland W 3 0 

at Texas Christian L 0 1 

Hardin-Simmons W 7 0 

at Southern Methodist L 0 5 

St. Mary’s W 4 2 

St. Edward’s W 3 0 

Arkansas-Little Rock (OT) T 4 4 

Texas A & M L 0 2 

at Millsaps W 8 0 

Hendrix W 12 0 

at Arkansas-Little Rock W 2 1 

at Texas A & M L 2 3 

Creighton L 1 4 

at Arkansas (OT) L 1 3 

Richland W 7 0 

1993 (11-7-1) 


St. Edward’s (OT) W 5 3 

at Hardin-Simmons W 13 0 

Texas Christian L 2 3 

Texas W 2 0 

Incarnate Word L 0 1 

Stetson W 5 0 

Oral Roberts W 6 0 

Texas Christian W 4 1 

Central Florida W 2 0 

Southern Methodist L 0 2 

UNC-Asheville (at Mercer) W 2 0 

at Mercer L 0 1 

at College of Charleston W 10 0 

at Arkansas-Little Rock L 1 3 

Millsaps W 10 0 

Florida International L 0 1 

Arkansas-Little Rock W 3 0 

Florida Atlantic (OT) T 2 2 

Texas A & M L 1 2 

1994 (14-6) 

TAAC Western Division Champions 

TAAC Tournament Semifinals 


Texas A&M L 1 4 

Arkansas W 1 0 

College of Charleston W 8 0 

Mercer W 1 0 


at Southern Methodist L 0 4 

Georgia State W 4 1 

Campbell (in Nashville, TN) W 3 1 

at Vanderbilt L 0 7 

at Christian Brothers W 4 1 

Arkansas-Little Rock (OT) W 4 2 

at Texas Christian W 3 2 

at Campbell L 0 1 

at College of Charleston W 9 0 

at Mercer W 1 0 

at Georgia State W 2 0 

at Drury W 1 0 

at Oral Roberts W 3 2 

Florida International L 1 4 

1995 (18-4-1) 



Stephen F. Austin W 10 0 

at Millsaps College W 11 1 


Jacksonville State W 5 0 


Mercer W 3 0 

Southeastern Louisiana W 8 0 

Campbell L 0 1 

LSU W 4 0 


Texas Tech W 4 2 

at Southeastern Louisiana W 8 0 

Oral Roberts W 3 1 

South Alabama W 1 0 

at Jacksonville State W 4 0 

at Campbell T 1 1 


at Georgia State W 4 0 

Texas Christian W 1 0 

LSU L 1 3 

Texas Tech L 0 2 

Central Florida L 1 2 

1996 (16-3) 




Stetson L 1 2 

at South Alabama W 6 0 


Mercer W 4 2 



at Northwestern State W 2 1 

at Texas Christian W 3 2 



at Charleston Southern(OT) W 2 1 


at Georgia State L 0 1 


Northwestern State W 5 0 

McNeese State W 13 0 

Millsaps W 11 0 

at Stephen F. Austin W 4 0 

Central Florida L 1 3 

1997 (14-4) 



Head Coach: Jed Jones 







Samford W 4 3 

at Samford W 4 2 



at McNeese State W 4 1 


Troy State W 16 0 

at Southern Mississippi L 2 3 


Oklahoma City W 3 2 

at Texas Tech L 1 3 

Georgia State L 1 7 

1998 (9-10) 


at North Texas L 1 3 



St. Gregory’s W 1 0 

Troy State W 6 2 


vs. Texas-El Paso L 1 4 

at Oklahoma State L 0 6 

at Mercer L 3 4 

at Georgia State L 0 1 


at Mississippi State W 4 1 

LSU L 2 3 

Nicholls State W 5 0 

at Drury L 1 2 

Samford W 2 0 

McNeese State L 1 2 

Jacksonville State L 1 2 

at Oklahoma City W 2 0 

1999 (8-8-1) 


Southern Mississippi L 1 2 


at Oral Roberts L 0 1 

vs. Tulsa L 0 2 

Tennessee-Martin W 9 0 

Mississippi State L 0 1 

vs. Creighton T 2 2 

vs. Drury W 2 1 



at Nicholls State W 4 1 


at McNeese State L 1 2 

North Texas L 0 4 

Louisiana-Monroe W 1 0 

Louisiana College W 19 0 

Oklahoma City L 0 6 

2000 (15-4) 


at North Texas L 0 3 


vs. Northwestern State W 2 0 


vs. Mississippi State W 2 1 

vs. Tennessee-Martin W 8 1 


Louisiana-Monroe L 1 2 


Drury W 2 1 


Birmingham-Southern W 2 1 



at Oklahoma City L 1 3 

Louisiana-Lafayette W 2 1 

Arkansas State W 1 0 

at Louisiana College W 13 0 

Alabama A&M W 5 0 

2001 (9-5-3) 


Gardner-Webb L 1 2 

at Louisiana-Lafayette W 2 1 

at Arkansas-Little Rock T 0 0 

at Arkansas State W 3 0 

at Drury W 1 0 

at SW Missouri State L 1 2 

Stephen F. Austin T 1 1 

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Northwood L 0 1 

Oklahoma City T 0 0 

at Louisiana-Monroe L 1 2 

at Lipscomb W 2 0 

at Alabama A&M W 1 0 

Louisiana College W 8 0 

vs. Jacksonville State L 0 1 

at Birmingham-Southern W 1 0 


2002 (12-7) 


vs. Tennessee Tech L 1 2 

vs. Mercer W 2 1 


at Gardner-Webb W 4 3 

vs. South Carolina State W 7 0 


Lipscomb W 1 0 



Alcorn State W 19 0 

Texas-El Paso L 1 2 

at Louisiana-Lafayette L 0 1 

at Stephen F. Austin L 0 1 

at Lipscomb W 1 0 

at Austin Peay State W 3 1 

Louisiana-Monroe W 3 0 


Oral Roberts L 1 4 

at Oklahoma City L 1 3 

2003 (10-7-3) 

Mid-Con Tournament Semifinals 


vs. Northern Iowa L 1 2 

at Texas-El Paso W 2 1 

Texas Chrisitian L 0 2 

Miss. Valley State W 5 1 

Stephen F. Austin L 0 2 

at Louisiana-Monroe T 2 2 

at Northwestern State L 0 3 

*Oakland L 0 1 

at Arkansas-Little Rock L 1 3 

at Arkansas State W 3 0 

at Grambling State W 4 0 

Alabama A&M W 2 0 

Louisiana-Lafayette W 2 1 

Western Illinois W 4 0 

Alcorn State W 14 0 


Southern Utah W 1 0 

at IUPUI W 3 1 

at Valparaiso T 1 1 

Oral Roberts T 1 1 

2004 (14-5-1) 

Mid-Con Tournament Semifinals 



vs Troy State W 2 0 

vs Nicholls State W 3 2 


at Stephen F. Austin T 1 1 

*at Oakland W 1 0 

at Detroit L 1 6 

at Southern Utah L 0 1 

vs UC Riverside L 0 8 

Louisiana Tech W 4 0 

Valparaiso W 1 0 

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Grambling State W 3 0 

Oral Roberst W 1 2 

at Western Illinois W 3 2 

at Northern Illinois W 1 0 

IUPUI W 2 1 

at Southern Miss W 2 1 


vs. Valparaiso L 0 1 

2005 (6-11-1) 


vs. Tennessee Martin W 2 1 

vs. Alabama A&M L 2 3 

at Sam Houston State W 1 0 

at Louisiana Tech L 0 2 

Northwestern State L 1 2 

Texas State W 2 1 

Southern Miss. T 0 0 

at Arkansas State L 1 2 



at Tulsa L 0 4 

Grambling State L 1 2 

at Valparaiso L 0 2 

at IUPUI W 1 0 

Western Illinois L 1 5 

Stephen F. Austin L 0 1 

Southern Utah L 0 2 


2006 (4-11-1) 


Sam Houston State W 3 2 


at Texas State L 0 2 

at Stephen F. Austin L 2 3 

at Northwestern State L 0 2 

Arkansas-Little Rock L 0 1 

Louisiana-Monroe L 0 3 

IUPUI L 0 1 


at Southern Utah L 1 4 

at Utah Valley State L 0 3 

Louisiana Tech W 2 1 

at Oakland L 0 3 

Valparaiso T 1 1 

Oral Roberts L 0 3 

at Western Illinois L 0 6 

2007 (5-12-2) 


* at Arkansas State W 2 1 

ar Arkansas-Little Rock L 1 2 

at Louisiana-Monroe L 0 2 

* Texas State W 1 0 

*at Grambling State W 2 0 

Northwestern State L 2 3 

Arkansas L 0 1 

at McNeese State L 0 3 

at Louisiana Tech L 0 3 



Southern Utah T 1 1 

at Oakland L 0 1 

at IPFW L 0 1 

at IUPUI L 1 2 

Mississippi Valley W 1 0 

South Dakota State T 0 0 

North Dakota State L 0 3 

Western Illinois L 0 2 

*Matches are forefited 

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 

All-Time Opponents 

OPPONENT W L T 

Alabama A&M 3 2 0 

Alcorn State 3 0 0 

Arkansas 1 2 0 

Ark.-Little Rock 11 5 2 

Arkansas State 7 2 0 

Austin Peay St. 1 0 0 

Birmingham-Southern 2 0 0 

Campbell 1 2 1 

Central Florida 1 2 0 

Charleston Southern 1 0 0 

Christian Brothers 1 0 0 

College of Charleston 3 0 0 

Creighton 0 1 1 

Detroit 0 1 0 

Drury 4 1 0 

Florida Atlantic 0 0 1 

Florida International 0 2 0 

Gardner-Webb 1 1 0 

Grambling State 3 2 0 

Georgia State 5 3 0 

Hardin-Simmons 2 0 0 

Hendrix 1 0 0 

Incarnate Word 0 1 0 

IPFW 0 1 0 

IUPUI 4 3 0 

Jacksonville State 7 2 0 

Lipscomb 3 0 0 

LSU 1 2 0 

Louisiana College 3 0 0 

Louisiana-Lafayette 3 1 0 

Louisiana-Monroe 2 6 1 

Louisiana Tech 3 2 0 

McNeese State 8 3 0 

Mercer 7 2 0 

Millsaps 4 0 0 

Mississippi State 2 1 0 

Mississippi Valley St. 2 0 0 

Nicholls State 10 0 0 

UNC-Asheville 1 0 0 

North Dakota State 0 1 0 

North Texas 0 3 0 

Northern Illinois 1 0 0 

Northern Iowa 0 1 0 

Northwestern State 10 5 0 

Northwood 0 1 0 

Oakland 1 4 0 

Oklahoma City 2 3 1 

Oklahoma State 0 1 0 

Oral Roberts 3 10 0 

Richland 2 0 0 

Samford 3 0 0 

Sam Houston State 4 0 0 

St. Edward’s 2 0 0 

St. Mary’s 1 0 0 

South Alabama 2 0 0 

South Carolina St. 1 0 0 

South Dakota St. 0 0 1 

SE Louisiana 7 0 0 

Southern Methodist 0 3 0 

Southern Mississippi 1 2 2 

Southern Nazarene 0 0 0 

Southern Utah 1 5 1 

SW Missouri St. 0 1 0 

St. Gregory’s 1 0 0 

Stephen F. Austin 8 6 2 

Stetson 1 1 0 

Tennessee-Martin 4 0 0 

Tennessee Tech 0 1 0 

Texas 1 0 0 

Texas A & M 0 4 0 

Texas Christian 4 8 0 

Texas-El Paso 1 2 0 

Texas State 1 2 0 

Texas Tech 1 2 0 

Troy State 4 0 0 

Tulsa 0 3 0 

UC-Riverside 0 1 0 

Utah Valley State 0 2 0 

Valparaiso 1 3 2 

Vanderbilt 0 1 0 

West Florida 1 0 0 

Western Illinois 1 5 0 


ALL-TIME ROSTER 

-A- 

Alexander, Rachel (2004-2006) 

Auer, Ginger (1997) 

Alvarado,Clare (2007) 

Apgar, Tracy (2005-present) 

-B- 

Bigler, Lyndsay (2000-03) 

Bingeman, Jeanette (1993-96) 

Blake, Sherri (1992-94) 

Bouillion, Ashley (2001-04) 

Bowman, Katie (1997-00) 

Brashears, Kathy (1992-95) 

Bracken, Sarah (1997-98) 

Brown, Lara (1997-00) 

Brown, Sarah (2000) 

Bunn, Joanna (2003-2006) 

Byrd, Lauren (1998) 

-C- 

Caldarola, Ashley (2003-2006) 

Camplen, Krista (1993-96) 

Cardwell, Chelsea (2007-present) 

Causey, Kortney (2006-present) 

Chaney, Martha (1992-95) 

Cheaney, Lauren (2006-present) 

Cholley, Mary (1995-98) 

Cloud, Vickie (1995-96) 

Cockerham, Jenelle (1997-00) 

Coolidge, Rita (2001-04) 

Cooper, Kathryn (1999-01) 

Corapciolglu, Eren (2008-present) 

Crider, Dawn (1997-00) 

Crosley, Julie (1998) 

-D- 

Darden, Tommie (1994-95) 

DeMarco, Rani (1992) 

Depew, Catie (2007-present) 

Dewitt, Sarah (1997-00) 

Dolezel, Ashley (2008-present) 

Donnelly, Kate (2006-present) 

Dougherty, Katie (2006) 

Dixon, Jennifer (1992) 

Dullnig, Cori (2004-2007) 

Duncan, Holly (1997) 

-E- 

Eckstrom, Wendy (1992-95) 

Eng, Jennifer (1995) 

Epperson, Shelby (2007) 

Estes, Kristin (1997) 

-F- 

Fletcher, Bre (2004-2007) 

Fletcher, Nicole (2003) 

-G- 

Garrett, Kylie (2001-04) 

Grannan, Ashley (2001-03) 

Granger, Chelsea (2008-present) 

Gunderson, Brandy (1997-00) 

Gutierrez, Allison (1993-94) 

-H- 

Hasbrook, Traci (1998) 

Herring, Adrienne (1998) 

Hilsher, Ali (2004-2007) 

Hill, Deb (2008-present) 

Hopkins, Jennifer (2007-present) 

Hoskins, Nancy (2000) 

-I_ 

Immenschu, Laura (2008-present) 

-J- 

Jaye, Ashley (1994-95) 

-K- 

Kasparek, Heather (2003-2006) 

Kivlehen, Leigh (1996-97) 

Klara, Caroline (2007) 

Klingler, Stacey (1998-01) 

-L- 

Le, Anita (1995-97) 

Levinski, Mindi (2001-04) 

Levitt, Lori (2001-02) 

Lowe, Ashley (2005-2007) 

Lhotsky, Janna (1998) 

Lindsey, Heather (1999-02) 

-M- 

Madigan, Lauren (1993) 

Mahaney, Heather (1995-97) 

Mantooth, Ashlee (2001-04) 

Martin, Sarah (1999) 

Marusak, Shelley (1992-95) 

Mather, Jenny (2004-2005) 

Mavico, Kristen (1993-96) 

McCall, Kasey (1998) 

McCotter, Courtney (2003) 

McDonough, Lyndsay (1995-98) 

McManus, Emily (2007-present) 

McMillian, Shelley (1992) 

McNamara, Michelle (2004) 

Mentensana, Kathy (1997) 

Mieger, Amy (1993-95) 

Mills, Lauren (2003-2006) 

Millican, Brittany (2008-present) 

Moffat, Lara (1992) 

Monk, Paula (1998) 

Morgan, Kristin (1993-94) 

Moores, Maria (2000) 

-O- 

O’Neal, Brittany (2006-2007) 

Ongley, Erin (1995) 

Orchel, Caitlin (2008-present) 

Oswald, Janna (2001-02) 

Overbeek, Shari (1995-98) 

-P- 

Palmer, Ashley (2000-02) 

Pardue, Leia (1997) 

Paugh, Lindsay (2001) 

Pegado, Luiza (2004) 

Pendergast, Anna (2004-2006) 

Perkins, Mitzi (2007-present) 

Petrik, Michelle (1993-94) 

Phillips, Carrie (1992-93) 

Phillips, Marrielle (2002) 

Pistorius, Jennifer (1999) 

Poynter, Alicia (2004) 

Pratt, Debra (1992-95) 

-R- 

Rainey, Melissa (1996) 

Ratliff, Angela (1993-94) 

Reisig, Julie (1999) 

Rentz, Brandy (1993) 

Richardson, Shannon (1997-00) 

Roberts, Elizabeth (1996-98) 

Robertson, Lisa (1993) 

Robbs, Stefani (2006-2007) 

Rushing, Candace (2007-present) 

-S- 

Sageser, Tara (2004) 

Sandoval, Valerie (1998-00) 

Sarquiz, Daniela (1995-97) 

Savage, Sam (2003-2005) 

Scott, Diane (1997-98) 

Scott, Shannon (1996-99) 

Shaw, Kim (1997) 

Shekarabi, Neelou (2004-2005) 

Smith, Jamila (2001-04) 

Smith, Jordan (2008-present) 

Smith, Ledah (2000-03) 

Snider, Rebekah (1998-00) 

Sorenson, Erica (1992) 

Spruce, Catherine (1997-00) 

Stafford, Lindsey (2002-04) 

Stanley, Lauren (2005-present) 

Stevenson, Rita (2003-04) 

Stubbs, Joanna (2003) 

Stewart, Lacey (2000-03) 

Sweatt, Elizabeth (2007) 

Swilley, Rebecca (2003-04) 

-T- 

Taverniti, Jess (2001) 

Tharp, Melissa (2000-03) 

Thompson, Sara (2001-04) 

Thull, Leslie (1998-01) 

Towner, Kristine (1996) 

Tryba, Angela (1999,2001-03) 

-V- 

Velez, Kimberly (1992-93) 

Valdez, Katie (2007-present) 

-W- 

Waldrum, Terra (1995) 

Walker, Jaime (1996-99) 

Weatherspoon, Mattie (2006-present) 

Weaver, Kristine (2006-present) 

Weinstein, Samara (1992-93) 

Wheeler, Michael Anne (2005-present) 

Whitsitt, Anna (1992) 

Wick, Jacintha (1996-99) 

Wiese, Rebecca (2003) 

Williams, Amy (1995-97) 

Williams, Lauren (2000) 

Winton, Julie (1992) 

-Z- 

Zeller, Lynn (1992-93) 


#0 Deb Hill 

5-6, Fr., GK 

Duson, La. 

#5 Jordan Smith 

5-4, Fr., F 

Bossier City, La. 

#11 Ashley Dolezel 

5-5, Fr., F 

Rogers, Texas 

#17 Candace Rushing 

5-4, So., MF 

Cordova, Tenn. 

#1 Kate Donnelly 

5-11, Jr., GK 

Seabrook, Texas 

#7 Katie Valdez 

5-6, So., F 

Houston, Texas 

#12 Chelsea Cardwell 

5-6, Fr., MF 

Dallas, Texas 

#18 Michael Anne Wheeler 

5-3, Sr., MF 

Abilene, Texas 

#24 Tracy Apgar 

5-2, Sr., MF 

Round Rock, Texas 

#2 Amanda Exford 

5-9, Fr., D 

Fort Worth, Texas 

#8 Brittany Millican 

5-5, Fr., D 

Whitehouse, Texas 

#13 Kortney Causey 

5-2, So., D 

Dallas, Texas 

#20 Lauren Stanley 

5-5, Sr., MF 

Mesquite, Texas 

#29 Emily McManus 

5-6, So., D 


#3 Kristine Weaver 

5-8, Jr., MF 

Prosper, Texas 

#9 Laura Immenschuh 

5-6, Fr., MF 

Leawood, Kan. 

#14 Eren Corapcioglu 

5-8, Fr., D 

Louisville, Colo. 

#21 Mattie Weatherspoon 

5-9, Jr., D 

Longview, Texas 

#4 Lauren Cheaney 

5-8, Jr., D 

Shreveport, La. 

#10 Catlin Orschel 

5-8, Fr., MF 

Elk Rapids, Mich. 

#16 Chelsea Granger 

5-4, Fr., F 


#23 Catie Depew 

5-6, So., D 

Katy, Texas

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