2010 Murray State Soccer Guide

MURRAY STATE

2010 Media Guide

SOCCER

Olivia Hemme(So.) Louisville, Ky.

Rachel Wright(Jr.) Normal, Ill.

Danielle McMurray(So.) Germantown, Tenn.

Hanna Moellerstad(Fr.) Oslo, Norway

Tara Isbell(Sr.) Mayfi eld, Ky.

Sophie Hargreaves(Jr.) Leeds, England

Jillian Russell(Fr.) Independence, Ky.

Gina Killion(So.) Fort Wayne, Ind.

Ashley Fraser(So.) Dallas, Texas

Shauna Wicker(Fr.) Murray, Ky.

Kalli McCoy(Sr.) Benton, Ky.

Katie Wilson(Sr.) Fort Wayne, Ind.

Laken Dirkes(Sr.) Benton, Ky.

Rebecca Shultz(Sr.) Ft. Campbell, Ky.

Veronika Pribyslavska(Jr.) Prague, Czech Republic

Audrey Wilson(Sr.) Garland, Texas.

Maja Nordahl(Jr.) Oslo, Norway

Jenelle Cunningham(So.) Port of Spain, Trinidad

Charlotte Trondsen(Fr.) Oslo, Norway

Rachel Longley(Sr.) Middlesbrough, England.

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•Location ...........................................................................................................Murray, Ky.•Founded ....................................................................................................................1922•Enrollment .............................................................................................................10,078•Nickname ............................................................................................................. Racers•Colors ....................................................................................................... Navy and Gold•Conference .....................................................................................................Ohio Valley•Affi liation ..................................................................................................NCAA Division I•President ................................................................................................ Dr. Randy Dunn•Faculty Representative .......................................................................... Dr. Dave Gesler•Director of Athletics ........................................................................................ Allen Ward•Associate AD/Internal Operations ..................................................................... Matt Kelly•Associate AD/External Affairs ........................................................................... Paul Bubb•Assistant AD/Media Relations ...................................................................... Dave Winder•Assistant AD/Compliance ............................................................................. Steve Harrell•Assistant AD/Facilities ....................................................................................Mike Thieke•Athletic Ticket Manager ............................................................................. Susan Darnell•Head Athletic Trainer ........................................................................................Alan Lollar

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(Area Code 270)• Allen Ward, Director of Athletics ..........................................................................809-6800• Matt Kelly, Assoc. AD/Internal Operations. ..........................................................809-4424• Paul Bubb, Assoc. AD/External Affairs ................................................................809-3369• Dave Winder, Asst. AD/Media Relations.......................... ...................................809-4271• Steve Harrell, Asst. AD/Compliance .......................................... ..........................809-3430• Mike Thieke, Asst. AD/Facilities ..........................................................................809-7035• Crystal Morrow, Administrative Asst. ...................................................................809-6800• Janet Futrell, Business Manager ............................................... ..........................809-4271• Susan Darnell, Ticket Manager ...........................................................................809-4895• Kyle McClure, Promotions. ..................................................................................809-3517• Dr. Dave Gesler, Faculty Representative. ...........................................................809-3174• Alan Lollar, Head Athletic Trainer ........................................................................809-6858

Women’s Soccer Coaching InformationHead Coach ...........................................................................................................Beth Acreman Season ....................................................................................................................... 5th Alma Mater ...................................................................................................... Barton ‘99Offi ce Phone .............................................................................................................. (270) 809-3136E-Mail Address ...............................................................................beth.acreman@murraystate.eduAssistant Coach .......................................................................................Jeremy Iwaszkowiec Season ......................................................................................................................2nd Alma Mater ..................................................................................................Clemson ‘99Offi ce Phone ............................................................................................................. (270) 809-7041E-Mail Address ............................................................................... [email protected] Coach .....................................................................................................Claire Ward Season .......................................................................................................................3rd Alma Mater ................................................................................... Middle Tennessee ‘06Offi ce Phone ............................................................................................................. (270) 809-3136E-Mail Address ...................................................................................claire.ward@murraystate.edu

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General Information

1 ...........................................................................2010 Murray State Radio-TV Roster 2 ........................................... General Information, Phone Directory, Table of Contents 3 ........................................................................2010 Murray State Roster & Schedule 4 ............................................................................................... Lake Dirkes, Tara Isbell 5 .......................................................................................Rachel Longley, Kalli McCoy 6 .................................................................................. Rebecca Shultz, Audrey Wilson 7 ................................................................................Katie Wilson, Sophie Hargreaves 8 ............................................................................... Danielle McMurray, Maja Nordahl 9 .......................................................................Veronika Prinyslavaska, Rachel Wright 10 .............................. Jenelle Cunningham, Olivia Hemme, Ashley Fraser, Gina Killion10 ..............................................................Mastazia Christodoulou, Hanna Moellerstad11 ...................................................Jillian Russell, Charlotte Trondsen, Shauna Wicker12-13....................................................................................................Meet the Racers14 ........................................................................................Head Coach Beth Acreman15 ............................................................................ Assistant Coaches & Support Staff16 ............................................................................................... 2010 OVC Champions17 ...............................................................................................2009 Season Statistics18-19...........................................................................................MSU Career Statistics20 .........................................................................................2009 Ohio Valley Statistics21 .............................................................................................................. Cutchin Field 21 .........................................................................................Ohio Valley Soccer History22-23.........................................................................Racer Individual & Team Records24-25...........................................................................Racer Individual & Team Honors26-27..........................................................................................Racer All-Time Results

The Racer Soccer guide was published by the MSU Athletics Media Relations Department. It was written and designed by Dave Winder. Action photos were taken by Michael Dann, Jack Cecil, Fred Mullane, and Dave Winder. Lance Allison took the portrait photos and Teri LaJeunesse took the cover photo.

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No Player Pos Cl-Exp Ht Hometown (Previous School) 0 Olivia Hemme GK SO-1L 5-9 Louisville, Ky. (Assumption) 1 Tara Isbell GK SR-3L 5-10 Mayfi eld. Ky. (Mayfi eld) 2 Ashley Fraser M SO-1L 5-4 Dallas, Texas (Tulsa University) 3 Laken Dirkes M/F SR-3L 5-6 Benton, Ky. (Marshall County) 4 Maja Nordahl D JR-2L 5-7 Oslo, Norway (Norwegian) 5 Rachel Wright M/F JR-2L 5-9 Normal, Ill. (Normal West) 6 Sophie Hargreaves D/M JR-2L 5-9 Leeds, England (Boston Spa) 7 Shauna Wicker M/F FR-HS 5-7 Almo, Ky. (Calloway County) 8 Rebecca Shultz D/M SR-3L 5-6 Fort Campbell, Ky. (Fort Campbell) 9 Jenelle Cunningham D SO-1L 5-7 Port of Spain, Trinidad (Victory Christian) 10 Danielle McMurray M/F SO-1L 5-4 Germantown, Tenn. (Houston) 11 Jillian Russell M FR-HS 5-8 Independence, Ky. (Simon Kenton) 13 Kalli McCoy F SR-3L 5-9 Benton, Ky. (Marshall County) 14 Veronika Pribyslavska D JR-2L 5-9 Prague, Czech Republic (Vaslim Business) 15 Charlotte Trondsen D FR-HS 5-8 Oslo, Norway (Bjerke) 16 Hanna Moellerstad M/F FR-HS 5-10 Oslo, Norway (Norwegian) 18 Gina Killion D/M SO-1L 6-0 Fort Wayne, Ind. (Fort Wayne) 20 Katie Wilson M/F SR-3L 5-6 Fort Wayne, Ind. (Canterbury) 21 Audrey Wilson D SR-3L 5-7 Garland, Texas (Sachse) 23 Rachel Longley D SR-2L 5-8 Middlesbrough, England (Christian Bro. Univ.) 24 Nastazia Christodoulou D/M FR-HS 5-5 Limassol, Cyprus (Saint Nicholas) Head Coach: Beth Acreman (Barton College, 1999), 5th Season at MSUAssistant Coach: Jeremy Iwaszkowiec (Clemson, 1999), 2nd season at MSUAssistant Coach: Claire Ward (Middle Tennessee, 2006), 3rd Season at MSU

2010 MSU Roster & Schedule2010 MSU Roster & Schedule

AUGUST14 Alumni Game H 3:00p Cutchin Field20 Bellarmine A 3:00p Louisville, Ky.22 Saint Louis A 1:00p St. Louis, Mo.

2010 Racer Classic27 South Florida H 2:00p Cutchin Field SE Missouri vs Alabama A&M 4:30p Cutchin Field29 South Florida vs SE Missouri Noon Cutchin Field Alabama A&M H 2:30p Cutchin FieldSEPTEMBER3 Tulsa A 7:35p Tulsa, Okla.5 Oklahoma State A 1:00p Stillwater, Okla.10 IPFW H 3:00p Cutchin Field12 SIU Edwardsville A 1:00p Edwardsville, Ill.17 Louisiana Tech H 3:00p Cutchin Field19 Western Michigan H 11:00a Cutchin Field24 Êastern Kentucky A 3:00p Richmond, Ky.26 ^Morehead State A 12:00p Morehead, Ky.

OCTOBER1 Âustin Peay H 3:00p Cutchin Field3 ^Jacksonville State H 1:00p Cutchin Field6 Evansville A 7:00p Evansville, Ind.10 ^Tennessee Tech H 1:00p Cutchin Field17 ÛT Martin A 1:00p Martin, Tenn.22 ^SE Missouri H 3:00p Cutchin Field24 Êastern Illinois A 1:00p Charleston, Ill.

NOVEMBER2010 Ohio Valley Championship

4 Quarterfi nals TBA TBA Conference Champ6 Semifi nals TBA TBA Conference Champ7 Championship TBA TBA Conference Champ

2010 NCAA Championships 13 1st Round TBA TBA TBA^ - OVC Game

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Meet The RacersMeet The Racers# 3

Laken DirkesSenior • M/F • 5-6

Benton, Ky.

2009: Appeared in 20 games with six starts … Played 595 minutes … Scored three goals - two against Alabama A&M (Sep. 4) and against UMKC (Sep. 13) … Had 12 shots on goal for the season … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors and OVC Medal of Honor award.

2008: Appeared in eight matches … Scored two goals … Scored against Jacksonville State (Oct. 10) and Eastern Kentucky (Oct. 19) … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll and MSU Dean’s List.

2007: Appeared in 16 matches with one start ... Logged 527 minutes and scored two goals on 16 shots ... Scored both goals in the Racer win over Bacone (Sep. 16).

Before MSU: Was a Kentucky Region-I First Team selection and MVP three times at Marshall County HS ... Named Kentucky All-State during the same three seasons ... Team won region-I title six straight times ... Was a Kentucky State champion in 100-meter hurdles three times ... A lettered in basketball ... Club teams - Kentucky 88’s and Louisville Soccer Alliance.

Personal: Born Nov. 11, 1988, the daughter of David Dirkes and Greg and Johnna Black ... Major-ing in learning and behavioral disorders ... Played with MSU teammate Kalli McCoy at Marshall County HS.

# 1Tara IsbellSenior • GK • 5-11

Mayfi eld, Ky.

2009: Appeared in 13 games with 12 starts … led the team with 1,104 minutes in goal with six shutouts … Ranked fourth in the OVC in goals against average at 0.98 per game … Earned OVC All-Tournament honors after she anchored three MSU shutouts as MSU won the title … Named OVC Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 27) … Begins senior season as the career leader at MSU in minutes in goal (4457:36), goals against average (1.05)

and most wins (27).

2008: One of three that started alll 20 games for MSU ... Covered every minute in goal … Earned OVC Defensive Player of the Year and All-OVC First Team honors ... Played in a single season record 1875:46 minutes and Bested her 07 record with a goals-against average of 0.91 … Had eight shutouts and 12 wins, each team records … Made 11 saves against Alabama A&M (Oct. 12) … Named to MSU Dean’s List.

2007: Named to the All-OVC Newcomer Team ... Appeared in 17 matches with 11 starts, and ended the season with a MSU single-season record 1,477 minutes in goal and nine wins ... Ranked fourth in OVC with a goals-against average of 1.28 per game, a MSU record ... Recorded 52 saves … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Before MSU: Transferred from the University of Louisville where she sat out the 2006 season ... At Mayfi eld HS, was the Kentucky Region-I MVP ... Earned Kentucky First Team All-State honors as a senior ... Was a Governor’s Scholar ... Club team – West Kentucky Football Club.

Personal: Born Nov. 9, 1987, daughter Lisa Isbell and Bob and Kim Isbell ... Majoring in biology/pre-med.



Rachel LongleySenior • D • 5-8

Middlesbrough, England

2009: Appeared in 21 games with one start … Played 819 minutes … Scored a goal against Tennessee Tech (Sep. 27) … Had nine shots on goal for the season … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

2008: Appeared in 11 matches and made six starts ... Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll and MSU Dean’s List.

Before MSU: Started all 18 matches during her freshman year as a defender at Christian Brothers University ... Scored two goals and recorded eight assists ... Club team - Middlesbrough FC ... Received the Sports Personality of the Year award from the Center of Exellence ... Also played at Eaglescliff HS.

Personal: Born Sep. 25, 1988, daughter of Kevin Waterson and Shiela Walker ... Majoring in psychology.

# 13Kalli McCoy

Senior • F • 5-9Benton, Ky.

2009: Appeared in 21 games with 12 starts … Played 761 minutes on the season … Led the team with six goals and ranked 10th in the OVC with 0.67 points per game and sixth in goals per game with 0.29 … Scored a pair of goals against Alabama A&M (Sep. 4) … Had the game winning goal in MSU wins over Evansville (Oct. 25) and SE Missouri (Oct. 29) … Was second on the team with 14 points … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

2008: Appeared in 19 matches and made seven starts … Scored fi ve goals, added two assists, and totaled 12 points – fourth-best on the team and ninth in the OVC … Had a pair of goals against Mississippi Valley State (Aug. 29) … Took 26 shots with 12 on goal for a percentage of .462 … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll … Named to MSU Dean’s List.

2007: Appeared in 15 matches in her freshman season ... Scored her fi rst career collegiate goal against Lipscomb (Sep. 2) ... Recorded four goals on 14 shots ... Scored the game winning goal in MSU’s 1-0 win over Eastern Illinois (Oct. 21).

Before MSU: McCoy was a four-year letterman at Marshall County HS and teammate of MSU’s Laken Dirkes ... As a sophomore she earned Kentucky First Team Region-I and Kentucky All-State Honorable Mention honors ... As a senior she was Second Team Region-I and team captain ... McCoy was named team offensive MVP ... Her team at Marshall County won six straight Kentucky Region-I titles ... Club team – West Kentucky Football Club.

Personal: Born March 21, 1989, the daughter of Dean and Mitzi McCoy ... Majoring in middle school education and english.



Rebecca ShultzSenior • D/M • 5-6Fort Campbell, Ky.

2009: Appeared in 14 games with four starts … Played 760 minutes in the season … Scored a goal in MSU’s OVC Tournament championship win over Tennessee Tech (Nov. 8) … Had six shots on goal during the season.

2008: Appeared in 11 matches making two starts … Scored a goal (Oct. 10) against Jacksonville State … Added an assist (Oct. 19) against Eastern Kentucky … Took 12 shots with fi ve on goal … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll … Named to MSU Dean’s List.

2007: Appeared in fi ve matches and made one start ... Scored three goals on four shots ... First collegiate goal against Bacone (Sep. 2) turned into a hat trick when she scored three on the day ... Was named the MSU-Pepsi Athlete of the Week after the three-goal outburst (Sep. 17) … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Before MSU: Shultz was named Fort Campbell HS MVP four straight seasons from 2002-06 and team captain in three seasons ... Named Kentucky Region-II First Team three times and was a member of the Kentucky ODP ... Led her team in goals and assists four seasons ... Also earned Kentucky All-State honors in track and cross country, and was named to the list of Kentucky Runners of the Year in 2006 ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Club team – Nike Impact.

Personal: Born Dec. 14, 1988, the daughter of Michael and Linda Shultz ... Majoring in nursing ... Brother Brian played soccer at the University of Tampa and sister Emily was a member of the soccer team at Cumberland University.

# 21Audrey Wilson

Senior • D • 5-7Garland, Texas

2009: Appeared in all 22 games for MSU and made 22 starts … Played 1,931 minutes … Was named to the OVC All-Tournament team after anchoring the MSU defense in three shutout games … Had one assist in 2009 against Tennessee Tech (Sep. 27) … Had eight shots on goal during the season … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

2008: Started 19 MSU matches … Had two assists with one each against Jacksonville State (Oct. 10) and Tennessee Tech (Oct. 26) … Had a shots on goal percentage .588 … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll and MSU Dean’s List.

2007: Appeared in six matches during freshman season ... Scored one goal and one assist against Bacone (Sep. 2) … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Before MSU: Was a two-time Texas First Team All-District-11 selection as a sophomore and junior and named defensive MVP in 2003 and team captain twice ... Lettered at Sachse HS four years and her team advanced to the region championship in 2006 ... Member of the National Honor Society and Beta Club and was a four time academic honor student ... Five-year captain of her club team – North Texas Strikers 90.

Personal: Born Oct. 20, 1989, the daughter of Lyndon and Teresa Wilson ... Majoring in public rela-tions



Katie WilsonSenior • M/F • 5-6Fort Wayne, Ind.

2009: Appeared in 21 games and made 20 starts … Played 1,431 minutes … Scored two goals with the fi rst coming against Alabama A&M (Sep. 4) and the other against UMKC (Sep. 13) … had seven shots on goal during the season … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors. 2008: Appeared in 17 matches while making 15 starts … Earned All-OVC First Team honors … Scored fi ve goals which ranked eighth in the OVC with 0.29 per game … Tied for the team lead with three game-winning goals, which ranked third in the league …Took 52 shots (sixth-best in the OVC) and put 23 on goal … Had a streak of three straight games with a goal against Marshall (Sep. 19), Southeast Missouri (Sep. 26), and Eastern Illinois (Sep. 28) … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll and MSU Dean’s List.

2007: Appeared in 18 matches with 10 starts ... Scored fi rst collegiate goal and game winner against Christian Brothers (Sep. 14) ... Had a two-goal game against Southeast Missouri (Oct. 19) ... Had fi ve goals on 35 shots ... Also had one assist ... Scored the game-winning goal against Florida International on (Sep. 21) … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Before MSU: Named Canterbury HS MVP in 2003 and 2006 ... Also selected to the Indiana Soccer Coaches Association All-State First Team ... Was named to the Super Y Midwest All-Region Team and to the NSCAA/Adidas All-Region Scholar team ... Club team – Fort Wayne Fever.

Personal: Born Jan. 11, 1988, the daughter of Jerry and Connie Wilson ... Majoring in exercise science & wellness ... Her brother P.J. is a senior in the soccer program at the University of New Mexico.

# 6 Sophie Hargreaves

Junior • MF • 5-9Leeds, England

2009: Appeared in all 22 games with 22 starts … Played 1,900 minutes … Second on the team with fi ve goals … Had a pair of goals against Eastern Illinois (Oct. 11) … Also scored against Southern Utah (Sep. 20) … Named OVC Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 13) … Was named the MVP of the OVC Tournament … Had 13 shots on goal for the season … Was second on the team with 14 points … Named to All-OVC First Team … Starts her senior season

ranked fi fth all-time at MSU with 112 shots … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

2008: One of only three MSU players to start all 20 matches … Earned All-OVC Second Team honors … Led the OVC with 70 shots and in shots per game at 3.5 … Tied for the team lead and fourth in the OVC with six goals … Scored a pair of goals against Mississippi Valley State (Aug. 29) … Added a pair of assists in the Racers’ win over Louisiana-Monroe (Sep. 14) … Scored game-winning goals three times, which was third-best in the OVC … Had 24 shots on goal for a shot percentage of .343.

Before MSU: Native of Leeds, England ... Member of the West Yorkshire Schools and Boston Spa Sports College squads ... Attended a number of England National Team training camps ... Club team - Leeds United Ladies in the English Premier League.

Personal: Born Sep. 9, 1989, daughter of Stephen and Jill Hargreaves ... Majoring in health & physcial education.



Danielle McMurraySophomore • F/M • 5-4

Houston, Tenn.

2009: Appeared in 21 games with 21 starts … Played 1,616 minutes … Second on the team with fi ve goals … Scored in three straight games starting with Jacksonville State (Sep. 25) Tennessee Tech (Sep. 27) and IUPUI (Sep. 29) … Was named OVC Offensive Player of the Week (Sep. 29) … Had a team-best fi ve assists and 15 points … Had 19 shots on goal for the season … Ranked eighth in the OVC with 0.71 points per game and sixth in assists per game with 0.24 … Was Co-OVC Freshman of the Year … Named to the All-OVC Newcomer Team, All-OVC Second Team … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

2008: Did not play because of injury … Sat out the season as a redshirt … Named to MSU Dean’s List.

Before MSU: Played at 2004 Tennessee state champion Houston HS ... Named to the NSCAA All-South Region Team ... Earned Tennessee All-State honors twice and played for the Tennessee Olympic Develop-ment program ... Was also nominated for the Tennessee “Best of Preps” award for four years and was a fi nalist in 2007 ... Club team - Memphis Fury.

Personal: Born April 30, 1990, daughter of Patty McMurray ... Majoring in exercise science & pre-physical therapy.

# 4Maja Nordahl

Junior • D • 5-7Oslo, Norway

2009: Appeared in 21 games with 20 starts …Played in 1,670 minutes … Was a big part of the MSU defense … Scored a goal against Jacksonville State (Sep. 25) and also had an assist in the MSU win … Named OVC Defensive Player of the Week (Sep. 29).

2008: Appeared in 17 matches with 15 starts on the Racers’ defense … Helped MSU get a school record eight shutouts

… Played on an MSU defense that had nine matches in which they held the opponent to single-digit shots on goal.

Before MSU: Played at the National College of Elite Sport in Oslo, Norway … Competed for Liugen in the Norwegian (1st Division) League … Her team won the “Score at the Shore” Tournament in 2006 during a visit to the U.S.A.

Personal: Born May 9, 1988, daughter of Morten Staubo … Majoring in international business.



Veronika PribyslavskaJunior • D • 5-9

Prague, Czech Republic

2009: Appeared in 17 games with 16 starts … Played 1,352 minutes … Scored a goal against Austin Peay (Oct. 23) and assisted on a goal against Eastern Illinois (Oct. 11) … Had six shots on goal for the season … Named to the All-OVC First Team … Was named OVC Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 27). 2008: Appeared in 16 matches with 15 starts on the Racer defense … Had an outstanding freshman season by earning OVC All-Newcomer honors … Scored two goals … Had a goal against Eastern Kentucky (Oct. 19) and Tennessee Tech (Oct. 26) … Her goal against TTU was the game winner … Attempted 30 shots with 13 on goal for a shot percentage of .433 … Earned OVC Player of the Week honors twice (Sep. 23 & Nov. 4) … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll … Named to MSU Dean’s List.

Before MSU: Was a team member of both the Senior Czech National team and U19 Czech team ... She also played for SK Slavia Praha in the Czech Republic (1st Division) League and was a member of the European Championships qualifying squad in the Spring 2008.

Personal: Born Feb. 9, 1988, Daughter of Petr and Pavlina Pribyslavska … Majoring in exercise science & pre-physcial therapy.

# 5Rachel Wright

Junior • F/MF • 5-9Normal, Ill.

2009: Appeared in 20 games with two starts … Played 739 minutes … Scored two goals with the fi rst coming against SIUE (Nov. 1) and the other in a Racer OVC Tournament championship game win over Tennessee Tech (Nov. 8) … Had three assists in the season and had 12 shots on goal … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

2008: Appeared in 18 matches with 14 starts … Had a great freshman season earning OVC All-Newcomer honors … Led the Racers in points (18) and goals (6), ranked second in the OVC in those categories … Turned in two two-goal performances against UNC Asheville (Sep. 5) and UT Martin (Oct. 5) … Had a pair of assists against Eastern Kentucky (Oct. 19) … Took 46 shots with 20 on goal for a shot percentage of .435 … Named to OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll and MSU Dean’s List.

Before MSU: Played at Normal West Community HS and named to the Illinois All-State team as a sophomore, junior, and senior ... Was all-conference, and all-sectional pick for three years... Club team - KUFC Cosmos ... The team won the 2008 Illinois championship and were ranked in the top-15 nationally in club teams.

Personal: Born Nov. 10, 1989, daughter of Richard and Karie Wright ... Majoring in exercise science & pre-physcial therapy.


Meet The RacersMeet The Racers

2009: Did play in any games.

2008: Appeared in fi ve matches with three starts before injury took her out for the rest of the season.

Before MSU: Played for the Trinidad and Tobago Senior National Team and U21 squad ... She has been a team-mate of former Racer Katrina Meyer ... Competed in prep soccer for Victory Christian Academy, N.Y. ... Club team - NBAA Strikers and Real Demension FC of Trinidad.

Personal: Born April 29, 1990, daughter of Marlene Cunningham ... Majoring in management.

# 18Gina Killion

Sophomore • D/M • 6-0Fort Wayne, Ind.

2009: Appeared in 21 games with 21 starts … Played 1,503 minutes … Was part of an outstanding defensive effort for the Racers in the OVC Tournament where MSU won the event with three straight shutouts … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

Before MSU: She was captain for Bishop Dwenger High School ... Her team won the 2006 Indiana High School State Champi-onship ... She also played for the 2007 and 2009 Indiana state

champion Fort Wayne Fever club team and was named Indiana All-State Third Team ... earned ICGSA Second Team honors her senior year ... Was a member of the Indiana ODP Team.

Personal: Born Aug. 2, 1990, daughter of Jeff and Lisa Killion … Majoring in exercise science & well-ness.

# 0Olivia Hemme

Sophomore • GK • 5-9Louisville, Ky.

2009: Appeared in one game with 17:38 in goal in MSU’s 1-0 win over Evansville (Oct. 25) … She made two saves … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

Before MSU: Played for Assumption HS where she was named Kentucky First Team All-State her senior year and honorable mention her junior year ... Was twice named Cleat Cup MVP ... Was named captain of her team during her senior season ... Played club soccer for Mockingbird Valley and is a member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club, and Honor Roll.

Personal: Born Dec. 3, 1990, daughter of Peter and Monica Hemme … Majoring in accounting.

# 24Nastazia Christodoulou

Freshman • D/M • 5-5Limassol, Cyprus

Before MSU: Graduated from Saint Nicholas High School ... She was a member of the Cyprus National Team for U15 and U18 ... Participiated in two seasons of the UEFA Champions League in 2008-2009 and 2009-2010 ... Also played played volleyball and basketball.

Personal: Born June 21, 1991, daughter of Loucas and Mary Christodoulou … Majoring in psychology.

# 9Jenelle Cunningham

Sophomore • D • 5-7Port of Spain, Trinidad

# 2Ashley Fraser

Sophomore • D • 5-4Dallas, Texas

2009: Appeared in 11 games with one start … Scored her fi rst career goals at MSU in the OVC Tournament leading to two wins … Named to the OVC All-Tournament team … Earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

Before MSU: Played at Creekview HS ... Member of the 2004 Texas State Champion Dallas Inter Soccer Club ... Played for D’Feeters Soccer Club ... Member of the North Texas ’90 ODP and USA Region-III ODP team, She was a USA Youth Soccer Association’s National ODP pool member ... She was a member of the Tulsa University program in 2008.

Personal: Born Feb. 5, 1990, daughter of Mike and Kwan Fraser … Majoring in social work ... Her father, Mike Fraser, is a graduate of Murray State University.

# 16Hanna Moellerstad

Freshman • M/F • 5-10Oslo, Norway

Before MSU: Played for Norwegian College of Elite Athletes … Played for Linderud Grei club team.

Personal: Born Sep. 21, 1990, daughter of Gro and Sofus Urke Moellerstad … Majoring in criminal justice.



Before MSU: Played for Simon Kenton HS … She was named All-District and All-Region Soccer in 2008 and 2009 ... Also earned a spot in the Kentucky All-Star game as a senior and was named All-Northern Kentucky Third Team ... Club Team - Brasilian Strikers.

Personal: Born Aug. 19, 1992, daughter of Gene and Theresa Russell … Majoring in biology/pre-med.

# 7Shauna Wicker

Freshman • M/F • 5-7Almo, Ky.

Before MSU: Played at Calloway County HS where she was an All-Region I selection … She led the Lakers in assists in her last two seasons and was named the offensive player of the year as a senior ... She had fi ve goals and six assists in 2008 and scored 20 goals with seven assists in 2009 .... She was also a member of the Calloway basketball team ... Club Team - West Kentucky FC.

Personal: Born May 27, 1992, daughter of Keith and Teresa Wicker … Majoring in middle school education.

# 15Charlotte Trondsen

Freshman • D • 5-8Oslo, Norway

Before MSU: Played for Bjerke HS and Linderud Grei club team.

Personal: Born Mar. 5, 1990, daughter of Torvald and Hanne Trondsen … Majoring in biology.

# 11Jillian Russell

Freshman • M • 5-8Independence, Ky.



Laken DirkesLaken Dirkes Tara IsbellTara Isbell Rachel LongleyRachel Longley

Kalli McCoyKalli McCoy Rebecca ShultzRebecca Shultz Audrey WilsonAudrey Wilson

Katie WilsonKatie Wilson Jenelle CunninghamJenelle Cunningham Veronika PribyslavaskaVeronika Pribyslavaska



Sophie HargreavesSophie Hargreaves Danielle McMurrayDanielle McMurray Maja NordahlMaja Nordahl

Gina KillionGina Killion Rachel WrightRachel Wright Ashley FraserAshley Fraser


B e t h A c r e m a n became Murray State University’s second head women’s soccer coach April 10, 2006. The advances the program has shown in her four seasons have been a joy to watch as the Racers have been posit ioned to compete for the Ohio

Valley Conference regular-season and tournament championship. In the last two seasons, the Racers have realized the goal of winning each under Coach Acreman.

The Racers have also been picked as the favorite in the OVC Preseason Soccer Poll.

BUILDING A CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAMMSU Soccer is again one of the teams considered a favorite to win the OVC title in 2010. The Racers are coming off their fi rst appearance in the NCAA Tournament last fall when they won the 2009 OVC Tournament, a season after winning the OVC regular-season title in 2008, including a school-record 12 wins.

“The last two seasons have been a lot of fun. We’ve had great groups and they’ve played well,” Acreman said. “I have enjoyed coaching them, because they all take instruction very well and when we’re all going in the same direction, special things can happen and they certainly have the last two seasons with two OVC titles.”

When Acreman arrived at Murray State in 2006, she quickly began setting the foundation for a championship program.

Her fi rst Racer squad made many improvements and fi nished 5-9-4, but in the 2007 season, the team jumped to a different level. Murray State’s 11-8 overall mark and 6-3 record in the OVC set a program record for most wins in a single season and tied the team mark for conference victories. Somis Sports named the Racers as the 11th most improved squad in the nation, and Soccer Buzz tabbed MSU as one of the teams to watch in 2008.

They were right, because in the 2008 season, the Racers exploded to a 12-5-3 record and won their

fi rst OVC regular-season championship when they posted their fi rst undefeated conference season at 4-0. However, the Racers lost a heartbreaking OVC Tournament semifi nal game in a shoot-out to Morehead State.

The pain of that loss only spurred the Racers to greater things as they returned to the 2009 OVC Tournament as the third seed. MSU buzzed through the fi eld and won the title with wins over Eastern Kentucky (1-0), UT Martin (1-0) and Tennessee Tech (4-0), all by shutout. MSU’s 4-0 victory in the title game over TTU is an OVC Tournament record for largest margin of victory.

MSU got a taste of the NCAA Women’s Soccer Tournament when they represented the OVC in a fi rst round game against Virginia Tech. Although MSU lost that game 2-0, the experience they gained is valuable.

“Getting to the NCAA only fuels our championship mindset and that means so much not only when the season starts, but all through the year when we’re training,” Acreman said. “It has been a joy to see our student-athletes improve and see our program get to the level we’re now at.”

Like any championship coach, Acreman knows a team cannot rest on its accomplishments.

“The leadership we’re getting from our team is amazing; I see it every day in the work ethic they have, and when you have players wanting to win as bad as the coach, you can do great things. I am excited to see where this group can take us from here, and hopefully we’ll be able to contend for the OVC Championship again.”

ACHIEVING IN THE CLASSROOMNot only has MSU Soccer achieved great things on the fi eld in the Beth Acreman era, the Racers are also performing at a high level in the classroom.

In her four seasons at MSU, Beth Acreman has produced teams that have ranked among the best in the nation. In the 2007-08 school year, the Racers reached the top when they were recognized by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America with the best grade point average in the nation among all NCAA D-I schools. MSU’s GPA of 3.61 shared the top spot with Central Michigan University.

MSU Soccer had 13 student-athletes earn Dean’s List honors in the 2009-10 school year and saw Laken

Dirkes, Nicole Evans, Olivia Hemme and Katie Wilson post a perfect 4.0 GPA.

“All our student-athletes have worked hard both on and off the fi eld, because you can’t have one without the other.” Acreman said. “Our academic achievements are just as important and our program takes academics very seriously.”

MSU now has produced 125 student-athletes that have earned MSU Dean’s List honors.

ACREMAN BEFORE MURRAY STATEAcreman’s accomplishments at Murray State are no surprise. She prepared for her fi rst job as a head coach at Middle Tennessee, which proved to be an excellent training ground. During her time in Murfreesboro, Tenn., as an assistant coach, the Blue Raiders compiled a 64-48-7 record, won the 2004 Sun Belt Conference Championship and broke or tied the school record for wins in a season four times. During the same time, the Blue Raiders lost just three Sun Belt Conference matches, going a combined 17-3-5 in league games.

Prior to arriving at Middle Tennessee State, Acreman completed a stint with the UK Elite Soccer Academy in New Jersey and served as the head coach at the American Community School in London.

Acreman holds the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Premier Diploma, the highest coaching level of the NSCAA. In addition, she holds two NSCAA goalkeeping diplomas. She is also a head coach for the US Olympic Development program and is a course instructor for Kentucky Youth Soccer.

Acreman is a native of Yateley, England and graduated from Barton College (N.C.) with a bachelor’s degree in physical education in 1999. She was a team captain, three-time CVAC All-Conference performer and an All-South Region selection. She was a two-sport athlete

Head Coach Beth AcremanHead Coach Beth Acreman


Claire Ward is in her third season with MSU Soccer after coaching for two seasons with the Fort Wayne Academy soccer program.

She has played in the W-League in each of the past fi ve seasons.

Ward played for then assistant coach Beth Acreman from 2003-05 at Middle Tennessee

where she was a three-time all-conference selection in the Sun Belt Conference.

As a freshman in 2003 she was the Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year and ended her career at MTSU as one of only four players in program’s history to be named all-conference three straight years. Ward started all 60 games while at the school.

Ward attended Reid Kerr College in Ayr, Scotland and also played for the Scotland Junior National Team for four years.

She earned a degree in physical education from Middle Tennessee in 2006.

Claire Ward

Assistant Coach

Jeremy Iwaszkowiec

Assistant Coach Coach Jeremy Iwaszkowiec begins his second season with MSU Soccer as assistant coach.

He grew up playing in the soccer hot-bed of St. Louis, Mo.,where he was the St. Louis Metro and Missouri State Player of the Year, Gatorade All-American, NSCAA All-American, and NSCAA Player of the Region.”

Iwaszkowiec played collegiately at Clemson University, where he was a three-year starter for the nationally ranked Tigers who reached the NCAA Elite 8, twice losing to the eventual national champions.”

He was drafted by the Minnesota Thunder of the USL, but chose to pursue an opportunity in business. While working as a marketing director, he coached various club and high school teams.

Before coming to MSU, Jeremy was the head coach at Crichton College in Memphis, Tenn., for two seasons.

He earned a degree in marketing at Clemson in 1999 and a master’s degree in theology from Bethel Seminary (MN) in 2006.

Jeremy and his wife Shannon have a daughter, Irene (2) and a son, Isaac (8 months).

Darren Edgington

Strength And Conditioning Coach

Jehan Ifawayap is in her fi rst season as a graduate assistant athletic trainer and will be working with the MSU Soccer program in the 2010 season.

She is a native of Hammond, La., and a 2010 graduate of Southeastern Louisiana

University with a degree in athletic training and a minor in exercise science

She was a member of the soccer program at SLU for four seasons.

Jehan is working towards a master’s degree in human development and leadership at Murray State.

Darren Edgington joined the Murray State program in 2008 as strength and conditioning coach after serving at the University of Mississippi since 2005.

Edgington is responsible for all strength and conditioning duties for the Racer football, baseball, soccer, volleyball and track & fi eld teams.

From 1994-2005, Edgington served as assistant strength and conditioning coach at Middle Tennessee State. A 1997 cumlaude graduate from MTSU with a degree in wellness & fi tness, Edgington earned his master’s in health, physical education, recreation, and safety from MTSU in 2000.

He is one of only 80 who have earned a master certifi cation by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCA).

Edgington is a U.S. Naval submarine veteran having served from 1984-90. He is married to the former Julie Mayo.

JehanIfawayap

Athletic Trainer

Assistant Coaches & Support StaffAssistant Coaches & Support Staff


Meet The RacersMeet The Racers2010

OVC Tournament Champions


NAME GP-GS Min G A Pts SH Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-AMcCoy 21-12 761 6 2 14 22 .273 14 .636 2 0-0McMurray 21-21 1616 5 5 15 33 .152 19 .576 1 0-0Hargreaves 22-22 1900 5 4 14 42 .119 13 .310 1 2-2Evans 21-21 1402 5 3 13 31 .161 15 .484 1 0-0Dirkes 20-6 595 3 0 6 16 .188 12 .750 1 0-0Fraser 11-1 368 2 0 4 13 .154 6 .462 2 0-0Wright 20-2 739 2 3 7 19 .105 12 .632 0 0-0K. WIlson 21-20 1431 2 1 5 22 .091 7 .318 0 0-0Smith 21-11 1175 1 1 3 9 .111 2 .222 0 0-0Longley 20-1 819 1 0 2 19 .053 9 .474 0 0-0Fioranelli 19-18 1600 1 0 2 10 .100 4 .400 0 0-0Nordahl 21-20 1670 1 1 3 16 .062 3 .188 1 0-0Shultz 14-4 760 1 2 4 7 .143 6 .857 1 0-0Pribyslavaska 17-16 1352 1 1 3 19 .053 6 .316 1 0-0Bennett 1-0 430 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0Cox 10-2 430 0 0 0 8 .000 0 .000 0 0-0A. Wilson 22-22 1931 0 1 1 6 .000 2 .250 0 0-0Killion 21-21 1503 0 0 0 0 .000 1 .167 0 0-0Total 22 --- 36 24 96 292 .123 131 .449 11 2-2Opponents 22 --- 31 23 85 256 .121 127 .496 9 6-6

NAME GP-GS Min. GA Avg SV Pct. W L T Sho SOGHemme 1-0 17:38 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 7Isbell 13-12 1104:17 12 0.98 58 .829 6 5 1 6 132Walsh 11-10 898:05 19 1.90 35 .648 5 4 1 0 111Total 22 2020:00 31 1.38 96 .756 11 9 2 6 250Opponents 22 2020:00 36 1.60 95 .725 9 11 2 6 290

Date Opponent H/A/N W/L Score MSU Goals(Assists)Aug 21 Arkansas-Little Rock Away Lost 0-2 NoneAug 30 Vanderbilt Away Lost 0-4 NoneSep 4 Âlabama A&M Home Won 9-1 Dirkes(Hargreaves), Hargreaves(PK), Dirkes(Smith), McCoy(Hargreaves), K. Wilson(UA), McMurray(Hargreaves), Evans(UA), McMurray(UA), McCoy(Shultz)Sep 11 #Southern Mississippi Neutral Lost 1-3 Hargreaves(UA)Sep 13 #Missouri-Kansas City Neutral Won 3-2 Evans(Wright), K. Wilson(Wright), Dirkes(McMurray)Sep 18 Northern Arizona Away Lost 0-4 NoneSep 20 Southern Utah Away Tie 2-2 Hargreaves(UA), Fioranelli(Shultz)Sep 25 *Jacksonville State Away Won 3-1 McCoy(Nordahl), Nordahl(McCoy), McMurray(UA)Sep 27 *Tennessee Tech Away Won 3-1 Evans(A. Wilson), McMurray(Evans), Longley(UA)Sep 29 IUPUI Away Lost 1-2 McMurray(UA)Oct 4 *UT Martin Away Lost 0-2 NoneOct 11 *Eastern Illinois Home Won 3-1 Hargreaves(K. Wilson), Evans(Pribyslavaska), Hargreaves(PK)Oct 16 *Morehead State Home Lost 1-2 Evans(Hargreaves)Oct 18 *Eastern Kentucky Home Tie 0-0 NoneOct 23 *Austin Peay Away Won 1-0 Pribyslavaska(Evans)Oct 25 Evansville Home Won 1-0 McCoy(McMurray)Oct 29 *Southeast Missouri Home Won 1-0 McCoy(McMurray)Nov 1 SIU Edwardsville Home Lost 1-2 Wright(Evans)Nov 5 &Eastern Kentucky Neutral Won 1-0 Fraser(UA)Nov 6 &UT Martin Neutral Won 1-0 Fraser(Wright)Nov 8 &Tennessee Tech Neutral Won 4-0 Shultz(McCoy), McCoy(UA), Smith(McMurray), Wright(McMurray)Nov 13 %Virginia Tech Away Lost 0-2 None* - OVC Games ^ - Racer Classic, Murray, Ky. # - Puma Classic, Martin, Tenn.& - OVC Tournament, Morehead, Ky. % - NCAA Tournament, Blacksburg, Va.

Goals By Period ............... 1st ..... 2nd ........ OT ......... OT2 .......... TotalMurray State ................................. 21 ......... 15 ...............0 ................ 0 ................... 36Opponents .................................... 16 ......... 15 .................................. 0 ................... 31

Shots By Period ............... 1st ..... 2nd ........ OT ......... OT2 .......... TotalMurray State ................................ 132 ....... 154 ..............5 ................ 1 .................. 292Opponents ................................... 105 ....... 143 ..............2 ................ 6 .................. 256

Saves By Period .............. 1st ..... 2nd ........ OT ......... OT2 .......... TotalMurray State ................................. 38 ......... 56 ...............1 ................ 1 ................... 96Opponents .................................... 35 ......... 60 ...............0 ................ 0 ................... 95

Corner Kicks By Period .. 1st ..... 2nd ........ OT ......... OT2 .......... TotalMurray State ................................. 52 ......... 56 ...............2 ................ 1 .................. 111Opponents .................................... 27 ......... 34 ...............0 ................ 1 ................... 62

Fouls By Period ............... 1st ..... 2nd ........ OT ......... OT2 .......... TotalMurray State ................................ 137 ....... 158 ..............4 ................ 1 .................. 300Opponents ................................... 108 ....... 119 ..............1 ................ 1 .................. 229

Offsides By Period .......... 1st ..... 2nd ........ OT ......... OT2 .......... TotalMurray State .................................. x ........... x ................ x ................ x ................... 35Opponents ..................................... x ........... x ................ x ................ x ................... 21

Yellow Cards By Period .. 1st ..... 2nd ........ OT ......... OT2 .......... TotalMurray State .................................. x ........... x ................ x ................ x ................... 32Opponents ..................................... x ........... x ................ x ................ x ................... 14

Overall Record: 11-9-2 • Home: 4-2-1 • Away: 3-5-1 • Neutral: 4-2-0Overall Record: 11-9-2 • Home: 4-2-1 • Away: 3-5-1 • Neutral: 4-2-0Ohio Valley Conference Record: 5-2-1 • Home: 2-1-1 • Away: 3-1-0Ohio Valley Conference Record: 5-2-1 • Home: 2-1-1 • Away: 3-1-0

2009 Statistics2009 Statistics


Laken DirkesOFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2007 16 1 2 0 4 16 .125 7 .438 02008 8 0 2 0 4 6 .333 5 .833 02009 20 6 3 0 6 16 .188 12 .750 1TOTAL 44 7 7 0 14 38 .184 24 .632 1

Ashley FraserOFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2009 11 1 2 0 4 13 .154 6 .462 2TOTAL 11 1 2 0 4 13 .154 6 .462 2

Sophie Hargreaves OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2008 20 20 6 3 15 70 .086 24 .343 32009 22 22 5 4 14 42 .119 13 .310 1TOTAL 42 42 11 7 29 112 .098 37 .330 4

Gina KillionOFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2009 21 21 0 0 0 6 .000 1 .167 0TOTAL 21 21 0 0 0 6 .000 1 .167 0

Rachel Longley OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2008 11 6 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 02009 20 1 1 0 2 19 .053 9 .474 0TOTAL 31 7 1 0 2 20 .050 10 .500 0

Kalli McCoy OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2007 15 0 4 0 8 14 .286 9 .643 12008 19 7 5 2 12 26 .192 12 .462 02009 21 12 6 2 14 22 .273 14 .636 2TOTAL 55 19 15 4 34 62 .242 35 .565 3

Danielle, McMurray OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2009 21 21 5 5 15 33 .152 19 .576 1TOTAL 21 21 5 5 15 33 .152 19 .576 1

Maja NordahlOFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2008 17 15 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 02009 21 20 1 1 3 16 .062 3 .188 1TOTAL 38 35 1 1 3 22 .045 6 .273 1

Vernonika Prybyslavaska OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2008 16 15 2 2 6 30 .067 13 .433 12009 17 16 1 1 3 19 .053 6 .316 1TOTAL 33 31 3 3 9 49 .061 19 .388 2

Rebecca ShultzOFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2007 5 1 3 0 6 4 .750 3 .750 02008 11 2 1 1 3 12 .083 5 .417 02009 14 4 1 2 4 7 .143 6 .857 1TOTAL 30 7 5 3 13 23 .217 14 .609 1

Individual Career StatisticsIndividual Career Statistics


Audrey WilsonOFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2007 6 0 1 1 3 1 1.000 1 1.000 02008 19 19 0 2 2 17 .000 10 .588 02009 22 22 0 1 1 8 .000 2 .250 0TOTAL 47 41 1 4 6 26 .038 13 .500 0

Katie WilsonOFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2007 18 10 5 1 11 35 .143 16 .457 22008 17 15 5 3 13 52 .096 23 .442 32009 21 20 2 1 5 22 .091 7 .318 0TOTAL 56 45 12 5 29 109 .110 46 .422 5

Rachel WrightOFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW2008 18 14 6 6 18 46 .130 20 .435 32009 20 2 2 3 7 19 .105 12 .632 0TOTAL 38 16 8 9 25 65 .123 32 .492 3

GOALKEEPERS

Olivia HemmeGOALIE GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves W L T Sho2009 1 0 17:38 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 1 0 17:38 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 0

Tara IsbellGOALIE GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves W L T Sho2007 17 11 1477:33 21 1.28 52 9 7 0 32008 20 19 1875:46 19 0.91 87 12 5 3 82009 13 12 1104:17 12 0.98 58 6 5 1 6TOTAL 50 42 4457:36 52 1.05 197 27 17 4 17

MSU Career StatisticsMSU Career Statistics


------------ Ohio Valley Conference --------------- ----------------------------- All Games ------------------------Team W-L-T Pct Pts GF GA Str W-L-T Pct GF GA Str#Morehead State 5-0-3 .812 18 11 6 W1 8-7-4 .526 23 29 L1UT Martin 6-2-0 .750 18 13 5 W2 9-7-0 .562 24 13 L1yMurray State 5-2-1 .688 16 12 7 W2 11-9-2 .545 36 31 L1Tennessee Tech 3-3-2 .500 11 10 11 L2 7-12-3 .386 27 39 L1Eastern Illinois 3-3-2 .500 11 9 8 L2 7-8-5 .475 23 23 L3Eastern Kentucky 2-3-3 .438 9 3 5 W1 5-11-3 .342 12 27 L1SE Missouri 2-3-3 .438 9 5 6 L2 8-7-3 .528 25 16 W1Jacksonville State 2-6-0 .250 6 6 13 W2 8-10-0 .444 38 21 W2Austin Peay 0-6-2 .125 2 1 10 L5 1-13-4 .167 8 33 L3%SIU Edwardsville 0-0-0 .000 0 0 0 --- 3-10-2 .267 13 22 W1

x - 2008 Regular-Season Champion y- OVC Tournament Champion Three points are awarded for a win, one point for a tie% - Will join the OVC as a playing member in 2011

2009 Ohio Valley Conference Team Statistics (All Games)Team (Alphabetical) G Goals GA Ast Pts Shots CK Fouls Off YC-RC SvAustin Peay 18 8 33 3 19 151 36 153 13 5-0 113Eastern Illinois 20 23 23 20 66 208 53 176 29 3-0 119Eastern Kentucky 19 12 23 12 36 211 58 127 31 6-0 83Jacksonville State 18 38 21 33 109 249 50 150 55 9-0 100Morehead State 19 23 29 18 64 253 102 167 18 5-0 72MURRAY STATE 22 36 31 24 96 292 111 300 35 32-2 96Southeast Missouri 18 25 16 21 71 238 63 175 13 6-0 47Tennessee Tech 22 27 39 17 71 212 79 170 28 9-0 123Tennessee-Martin 16 24 13 17 65 211 61 168 27 13-0 47

Goals per Game 1. Delaney, JSU 0.44 2. Hoffman, TTU 0.41 Melhoff, TTU 0.36 4. Jones, JSU 0.36 5. Schlick, SEMO 0.33 6. Jordan, MOR 0.32 7. McCoy, MSU 0.29 8. Birchmeir, MOR 0.26 9. Wilson, UTM 0.25 Boehmler, JSU 0.25

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YRJen Hoffman, Tennessee TechDEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YRDanielle Rogers, UT MartinFRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE YRDanielle McMurray, Murray State Kris Cambron, Tennessee TechCOACH OF THE YEARWarren Lipka, Morehead StateALL-OVC FIRST TEAMJenny Williams, Eastern IllinoisDanielle Rogers, UT MartinHayley Abbot, SE MissouriVernonika Pribyslavaska, Murray St.Nicole Evans, Murray StateBrooke Robertson, UT MartinLindsey Stefanini, Morehead StateSophie Hargreaves, Murray StateJen Hoffman, Tennessee TechLaura Ridolfi , Eastern IllinoisKris Cambron, Tennessee Tech

ALL-OVC SECOND TEAMStephanie Lynch, Eastern KentuckyLily Meisner, Morehead StateSam Balek, Eastern IllinoisTaren Brown, Tennessee TechAlyshia Madison, Jacksonville St.Ashley Green, Eastern KentuckyBethany Davidson, Morehead St.Danielle McMurray, Murray StateAmber DeLaney, Jacksonville St.Kendyl Wilson, UT MartinAshley Runion, SE MissouriALL-OVC NEWCOMER TEAMKendyl Wilson, UT MartinKris Cambron, Tennessee TechDanielle McMurray, Murray StateHayley Abbott, Southeast MissouriAlex Hess, Eastern KentuckyKristen Germann, Eastern IllinoisAubrey Buehler, UT MartinJazzmine Chandler, Austin PeayCourtney Moriarty, Morehead State

OVC All-Tournament TeamLindsey Stefanini, Morehead StateBrittany MacLennan, Morehead StateSophie Cox, UT MartinNuala Deans, UT MartinJen Hoffman, Tennessee TechKris Cambron, Tennessee TechMichelle Decker, Tennessee TechAshley Fraser, Murray StateTara Isbell, Murray StateAudrey Wilson, Murray StateSophie Hargreaves, Murray State MVP

NCAA TournamentNov. 13Blacksburg, Va.Murray State 0Virginia Tech 2

Assists per Game 1. Rustad, JSU 0.29 Pelleter, JSU 0.29 3. Rigo, JSU 0.28 4. Hamilton, EIU 0.25 Kohen, EIU 0.25 6. McMurray, MSU 0.24 Arthur, JSU 0.24 8. Davidson, MOR 0.21 9. Cambron, TTU 0.2010.Duffy, UTM 0.19

2009 Ohio Valley Statistics2009 Ohio Valley Statistics

Points per Game 1. DeLaney, JSU 0.94 2. Hoffman, TTU 0.86 3. Jones, JSU 0.82 4. Melloff, TTU 0.77 5. Pelletier, JSU 0.76 6. Jordan, MOR 0.74 7. Schlick, SEMO 0.72 8. McMurray, MSU 0.71 9. Boehmler, JSU 0.6910. McCoy, MSU 0.67

Goals Against Average 1. Starkey, SEMO 0.81 2. Buehler, UTM 0.84 3. Lorbert, EIU 0.93 4. Isbell, MSU 0.98 5. Lynch, EKU 1.16 6. Williams, EIU 1.20 7. Koenig, JSU 1.26 8. Meisner, MOR 1.43 9. Thacker, TTU 1.5710. Newman, APSU 1.64

Andrea Meloff, Tennessee TechBobbi Jo Schlick, SE MissouriOVC TOURNAMENT(Host-Morehead State) Nov. 5 First Round(4) Tennessee Tech 3(5) Eastern Illinois 2 2OT

(3) Murray State 1(6) Eastern Illinois 0Nov. 6 (Semifi nals)Semifi nals(4) Tennessee Tech 2(1) Morehead State 1 2OT

(3) Murray State 1(2) UT Martin 0Nov. 8 (Championship)(4) Tennessee Tech 0(3) Murray State 4


Once the home facility for Murray State football, Cutchin Field is now the home fi eld for Murray State soccer.

Located beside the Curris Cen ter and across the street from Rac er Are na, Cutchin Field has un der gone many chang es over the years.

The facility features a 72-by-114-yard Bermuda playing fi eld, a state-of-the-art score-board, and a sprin kler system to keep the fi eld perfect at all times.

Player shelters like those seen at the professional and world cham pi on ship level are in place at both bench es and the scorer’s table.

In 2008, the Racers moved into the brand new Crisp Soccer-Tennis Complex. The new facility adjacent to Cutchin Field features locker rooms, coaches offi ce, and athletic training space.

One of the charming features of Cutchin Field is that it is in the middle of campus and is very accessable to students who attend matches in large numbers. “The Hill” is a great place to watch the Racers play and relax in the warming fall sunshine.

Cutchin Field was the home of Murray State football from 1924 to 1972. The Thor-oughbreds — later to be called the Racers — won 142 football games here including the inaugural OVC championship in 1948.

The fi eld is named for multi-sport coach Carlisle Cutchin, who was Murray State’s second football coach (1925-30), and the fi rst men’s basketball coach (1925-41), and he also coached baseball at MSU (1928-32, 1941, 1946-53). Cutchin had a combined record of 391-208-7 (.651) in 36 sea sons as a head coach in three sports.

He was inducted into the Murray State Athletics Hall of Fame in 1970, the fi rst coach to earn the honor.

Cutchin Field has a long-standing and successful sports history, dating almost to the founding of Murray State itself.

After a 30-year hiatus from varsity sports, its tradition continues as the setting for Racer soccer.

TEAM • Murray StateGoals: . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (9-15-06)Assists: . . . . . . . . . . .8, vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (9-15-06)Points: . . . . . . . . . . . . .30, vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (9-15-06)Shots: . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 vs. Lipscomb (10-7-01)Shots on Goal: . . . .23, two different timesSaves: . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 vs. Middle Tenn. St. (10-13-00)Corner Kicks: . . . . . .16 vs. UT Martin (9-27-00)Fouls: . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 vs. Marshall (9-19-08)Attendance: . . . . . . .523 vs. Morehead State (11-7-08)Overall Record: . . . .44-30-9 (.578) (8 seasons)OVC Record: . . . . . . .18-10-5 (.583) (8 seasons)Longest Win Streak 4, three times, 2000, 2001, 2008Long Unbeaten Streak: 6, from 9-19-08 to present

INDIVIDUAL• Murray StateGoals: . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, Jackie Thomas vs. UT Martin (10-27-00) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lacey Latimer vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff (9-15-06)Assists: . . . . . . . . . . .3, Lindsey Gustafson vs. Arkansas St. (9-9-01)Points: . . . . . . . . . . 10, Lacey Latimer vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff (9-15-06)Shots: . . . . . . . . . . . . .8, Jill Condon vs. Lipscomb (9-7-01)Shots on Goal: . . . .5, Six times, most recent: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rebekah Clay vs. WKU (9-12-09)

All-Time MSU Cutchin Field Season Records & OverallYear Overall Home OVC Win Unbeaten W L T W L T W L T Streak Streak2000 9 11 1 6 3 0 2 1 0 4 32001 8 9 2 6 2 0 1 1 0 4 42002 8 7 2 3 2 2 0 1 2 1 32003 6 10 3 4 2 1 2 1 0 2 22004 8 11 1 5 4 1 2 2 1 2 32005 8 10 3 4 5 2 2 1 1 2 22006 5 9 4 4 5 1 2 2 1 2 22007 11 8 0 5 4 0 3 1 0 2 22008 12 5 3 7 3 2 4 0 0 4 62009 11 9 2 4 2 1 5 2 1 3 4Total 86 89 19 48 32 10 23 12 6

The Racers enter their 10th season at Cutchin Field in 2010 with an overall mark of 48-32-10, including an 23-12-6 record in OVC matches.

MSU opened the Crisp Soccer & Tennis Complex in the fall of 2008 thanks to a generous gift from Rosemary and Harry L. Crisp II.

Cutchin Field - Home Of The RacersCutchin Field - Home Of The Racers

Cutchin Field RecordsCutchin Field Records


1998 OVC OverallTennessee Tech 4-0-0 9-7-2Eastern Illinois 3-1-0 10-7-1Middle Tennessee 2-2-0 10-8-0UT-Martin 1-3-0 2-15-0Morehead State 0-4-0 2-16-0

1999 OVC OverallEastern Illinois 5-0-0 11-9-0Tennessee Tech 3-2-0 7-13-0Middle Tennessee 2-2-1 10-10-1SE Missouri 2-2-1 4-8-1Morehead State 2-3-0 4-15-0UT-Martin 0-5-0 1-19-0

2000 OVC OverallEastern Illinois 5-0-0 15-4-1Tennessee Tech 4-1-0 12-8-0SE Missouri 2-3-0 10-6-1Morehead State 2-3-0 9-10-1Murray State 2-3-0 9-11-1UT-Martin 0-5-0 0-18-0

2001 OVC OverallSE Missouri 5-0-0 16-2-0Eastern Illinois 4-1-0 14-5-0Tennessee Tech 3-2-0 12-7-0Murray State 2-3-0 8-9-0UT-Martin 1-4-0 4-14-0Morehead State 0-5-0 2-16-0

2002 OVC OverallSE Missouri 6-0-0 14-4-2Eastern Illinois 4-1-1 11-7-4UT-Martin 3-2-1 9-7-3Tennessee Tech 3-3-0 12-6-1Murray State 2-2-2 8-7-2Morehead State 0-5-1 2-12-1Austin Peay 0-5-1 0-12-3

REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS1998 Tennessee Tech1999 Eastern Illinois2000 Eastern Illinois2001 Southeast Missouri2002 Southeast Missouri2003 Samford2004 Samford2005 Samford2006 Samford2007 Southeast Missouri2008 Murray State2009 Morehead State

TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS1998 No tournament held1999 Eastern Illinois2000 Tennessee Tech2001 Eastern Illinois2002 Eastern Illinois2003 Eastern Illinois2004 Eastern Illinois2005 Samford

OVC WOMEN’S SOCCER FINAL STANDINGS2003 OVC OverallSamford 7-1-0 12-4-5Eastern Illinois 6-0-2 11-5-5Jacksonville State 4-1-5 11-5-4UT-Martin 4-2-2 9-7-3SE Missouri 4-3-1 10-5-5Tennessee Tech 3-5-0 9-11-0Murray State 3-5-0 6-10-3Austin Peay 1-7-0 5-13-1Morehead State 0-8-0 2-13-1

2004 OVC OverallSamford 7-1-0 10-7-1Eastern Illinois 6-1-1 13-6-2Murray State 4-3-1 8-11-1Morehead State 4-4-0 9-9-1Jacksonville State 3-3-2 7-11-3SE Missouri 3-3-2 11-6-2Tennessee Tech 2-3-3 7-6-4Austin Peay 1-6-1 8-9-2UT-Martin 1-7-0 4-11-2

2005 OVC OverallSamford 7-2-0 15-4-4Eastern Illinois 6-1-2 9-10-2 SE Missouri 5-3-1 13-6-2Murray State 5-3-1 8-10-3Austin Peay 5-4-0 9-10-0Jacksonville State 4-4-1 8-9-2Tennessee Tech 3-5-1 6-11-2UT-Martin 3-6-0 9-10-0Morehead State 3-6-0 6-11-2Eastern Kentucky 1-8-0 1-14-1

2006 OVC OverallSamford 6-0-3 11-4-3 Morehead State 5-1-3 8-8-3 Eastern Illinois 4-1-4 8-7-5 SE Missouri 4-3-2 10-8-2Austin Peay 3-4-2 6-10-3 UT-Martin 2-3-4 5-9-5 Murray State 2-4-3 5-9-4 Jacksonville State 3-5-1 5-12-2 Eastern Kentucky 2-5-2 4-12-2 Tennessee Tech 1-6-2 2-13-3

2007 OVC OverallSE Missouri 8-0-1 12-2-4Samford 8-1-0 15-5-1Murray State 6-3-0 11-8-0UT-Martin 4-2-3 10-6-3Morehead State 4-4-1 5-10-1Eastern Illinois 4-5-0 8-111Tennessee Tech 2-5-2 4-10-4Eastern Kentucky 2-6-1 4-11-3Jacksonville State 2-6-1 4-12-1Austin Peay 0-8-1 7-12-1

2008 OVC OverallMurray State 7-1-1 12-5-3UT-Martin 4-2-2 10-5-4Morehead State 4-2-2 9-9-3Eastern Kentucky 5-3-0 8-8-3Tennessee Tech 3-4-1 5-14-1Eastern Illinois 3-4-1 3-14-1Jacksonville State 2-5-1 5-10-3Austin Peay 1-4-3 4-12-3SE Missouri 1-5-2 2-9-3

2006 Samford2007 Southeast Missouri2008 Morehead State2009 Murray State

COACH OF THE YEAR1998 Qasim Sheikh, TTU1999 Heather Nelson, SEMO2000 Steve Ballard, EIU2001 Heather Nelson, SEMO2002 Nathan Pifer, UTM2003 Todd Yelton, SAM2004 Greg Sheen, MOR2005 Todd Yelton, SAM2006 Erin Aubrey, MOR2007 Heather Nelson, SEMO2008 Beth Acreman, MSU2009 Warren Lipka, MOR

OFFENSIVE MVP1998 Heather Ory, EIU1999 Ida Hakansson, EIU2000 Devon Bissell, EIU

2001 Beth Guccione, SEMO2002 Valerie Henderson, SEMO2003 Beth Liesen, EIU2004 Crystal Royall, SU2005 Rebecca Bohler, SAM2006 Kellie Floyd, EIU Sharon Young, SAM2007 Courtney Alexander,SEMO2008 Kayla Swearingen, EKU Jillian Birchmeier, MOR2009 Jen Hoffman, TTU

DEFENSIVE MVP1998 Holly Wildman, TTU1999 Kelli McCoy, TTU2000 Kelli McCoy, TTU2001 Jenny Hamilton, SEMO2002 Jenny Hamilton, SEMO2003 Amanda Stephens, JSU2004 Crystal Royall, SAM2005 Lindsay Pickering,SEMO2006 Leslie King, MOR2007 Lindsay Pickering, SEM

2008 Tara Isbell, MSU2009 Danielle Rogers, UTM

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR1998 Angela Freund, TTU1999 Cara LeMaster, EIU2000 Beth Liesen, EIU2001 Robyn Vince, TTU2002 Jill Burns, TTU2003 Kim Matthews, SAM2004 Michelle Steinhaus, EIU2005 Rebekah Clay, MSU2006 Amber Cress, SAM2007 Ashley Runion, SEMO2008 Jillian Birchmeier, MOR2009 Danielle McMurray, MSU Kris Cambron, TTU

Ohio Valley Soccer HistoryOhio Valley Soccer History

2009 OVC OverallMorehead State 5-0-3 8-7-4UT-Martin 6-2-0 9-7-0Murray State 5-2-1 11-9-2Tennessee Tech 3-3-2 7-12-3Eastern Illinois 3-3-2 7-8-5Eastern Kentucky 2-3-3 5-11-3SE Missouri 2-3-3 8-7-3Jacksonville State 2-6-0 8-10-0Austin Peay 0-6-2 1-13-4


• CAREER •Goals

1. Theresa Reedy (2001-04) ..... 34

2. Jackie Thomas (2000-03) ...... 25

3. Rebekah Clay (2005-08) ......... 24

4. Krista Muilkens (2005-08) ........ 22

5. Kalli McCoy (2007-) ................ 15

6. Lindsey Gustafson (2000-03) .. 13

Emily Schaller (2000-03) ....... 13

Assists 1. Rebekah Clay (2005-08) ......... 21

2. Lauren McAdams (2000-03) .... 15

3. Sara Struve (2004-07) ............. 14

Emily Schaller (2000-03) ....... 14

5. Theresa Reedy (2001-04) ..... 13

Points (2 points per goal, 1 per assist)

1. Theresa Reedy (2001-04) ..... 81

2. Rebekah Clay (2005-08) ......... 69

2. Jackie Thomas (2000-03) ...... 57

4. Krista Muilkens (2005-08) ........ 52

5. Emily Schaller (2000-03) ....... 40

Shots 1. Theresa Reedy (2001-04) ... 201

2. Rebekah Clay (2005-08) ....... 178

3. Krista Muilkens (2005-08) ...... 165

4. Lindsey Gustafson (2000-03) 134

5. Sophie Hargreaves (2008-) .112

Shots on Goal 1. Rebekah Clay (2005-08) ....... 106

2. Theresa Reedy (2001-04) ... 105

3. Krista Muilkens (2005-08) ........ 81

4. Lindsey Gustafson (2000-03) 65

5. Jackie Thomas (2000-03) ...... 53

Matches Played 1. Rebekah Clay (2005-08) ......... 78

Krista Muilkens (2005-08) ........ 78

3. Kara Carlile (2004-07) ............. 77

Jen Nowak (2004-07) .............. 77

5. Laura Oppegard (2003-06) ...... 76

6. Emily Schaller (2000-03) ....... 75

Jessica Fioranelli (2002-05) .... 75

Matches in Goal 1. Tara Isbell (2007-) ................... 50

2. Karen Fitzharris (2000-03) ..... 47

3. Annie Fortier (2003-06) ........... 47

4. Heather Jones (2003-06) ....... 34

Minutes in Goal 1. Tara Isbell (2007-) .......... 4457:36

2. K. Fitzharris (2000-03) .. 4018:01

3. Annie Fortier (2003-06) . 3745:29

4. Heather Jones (2003- 06) . 2772:12

Goals-Against Average 1. Tara Isbell (2007-) ................ 1.05

2. Heather Jones (2003-06) .... 1.33

3. Loren Rose (2000-01) .......... 1.62

Saves 1. Annie Fortier (2003-06) ......... 264

2. Karen Fitzharris (2000-03) .... 209

3. Tara Isbell (2007-) ................. 197

4. Heather Jones (2003-06) ....... 144

5. Geri Thompson (2000-01, 04) .. 85

Most Wins1. Tara Isbell (2007-) ................... 27

Karen Fitzharris (2000-03) ....... 21

3. Annie Fortier (2003-06) ........... 12

4. Heather Jones (2003-06) ..........11

Most Shutouts1. Tara Isbell (2007-) ................... 17

3. Heather Jones (2003-06) ........... 9

4. Annie Fortier (2003-06) ............. 6

Karen Fitzharris (2000-03) ......... 6

Minutes Played1. Rebekah Clay (2005-) ........ 3,058

2. Jen Peios (2005-07) ........... 2,846

3. Sara Struve (2004-07) ........ 2,766

4. Jen Nowak (2004-07) ......... 2,765

5. Krista Muilkens (2005-) ....... 2,592

• SEASON - TEAM •Games Played ...................22 (2009)

......................................21 (2000)

......................................21 (2005)

Goals ................................ 49 (2000)

Assists .............................. 38 (2000)

Points .............................. 136 (2000)

Shots .............................. 403 (2008)

Shot Percentage ............ .145 (2007)

Shots on Goal ................. 196 (2000)

Shots on Goal % ............ .564 (2004)

Fouls ............................... 300 (2010)

Corner Kicks ................... 121 (2000)

Yellow Cards ..................... 32 (2010)

Minutes in Goal ........ 2020:00 (2010)

Goals-Against Average .. 0.91 (2008)

Saves .............................. 129 (2004)

....................................129 (2005)

Shots Faced ................... 316 (2005)

• SEASON - INDIVIDUAL •Goals 1. Jackie Thomas (2000) ........... 13

Theresa Reedy (2004) ............. 13

3. Rebekah Clay (2006) ................. 9

4. Krista Muilkens (2006) ............... 8

Theresa Reedy (2001) ............. 8

Theresa Reedy (2002) ............. 8

Assists 1. Lauren McAdams (2000) ........ 11

2. Rebekah Clay (2008) ................. 8

3. Rebekah Clay (2007) ................. 6

Lindsey Gustafson (2001) ....... 6

5. Rachel Wright (2008) ............... 6

Points 1. Jackie Thomas (2000) ........... 31

2. Theresa Reedy (2004) ............. 27

3. Rebekah Clay (2006) ............... 22

4. Theresa Reedy (2001) ........... 21

Shots 1. Theresa Reedy (2004) ............. 77

2. Sophie Hargreaves (2008) ..... 70

3. Rebekah Clay (2006) ............... 60

4. Rebekah Clay (2008) ............... 59

5. Krista Muilkens (2005) ............. 57

6. Katie Wilson (2008) ................. 52

7. Krista Muilkens (2006) ............. 50

Shots on Goal

MSU Individual & Team RecordsMSU Individual & Team Records 2. Theresa Reedy (2004) ........................ 39

3. Krista Muilkens (2005) .......................... 35

4. Rebekah Clay (2008) .......................... 29

Jackie Thomas (2000) ....................... 29

Minutes in Goal 1. Tara Isbell (2008) ........... 1875:46

2. Tara Isbell (2007) ........... 1477:33

3. Annie Fortier (2004) ................... 1422:19

4. Karen Fitzharris (2001) ............. 1201:29

5. Karen Fitzharris (2000) .............. 1104:43

Goals-Against Average 1. Sarah Walsh (2002) ........................ 0.75

2. Heather Jones (2005) ..................... 0.80

3. Tara Isbell (2008) ................. 0.91

4. Heather Jones (2003) ..................... 1.22

5. Tara Isbell (2007) ................. 1.28

Saves 1. Annie Fortier (2004) ............................ 98

2. Tara Isbell (2008) .................... 87

3. Annie Fortier (2005) ............................ 67

4. Annie Fortier (2003) ............................ 66

5. Heather Jones (2005) .......................... 62

Shots Faced 1. Tara Isbell (2008) .................. 217

2. Annie Fortier (2005) .......................... 163

3. Tara Isbell (2007) .................. 157

4. Heather Jones (2005) ........................ 151

5. Annie Fortier (2004) .......................... 128

Shutouts 1. Tara Isbell (2008) ...................... 8

2. Heather Jones (2005) ............................ 5

3. Tara Isbell (2007) ...................... 4

Karen Fitzharris (2000) .......................... 4

5. Annie Fortier (2004) .............................. 3

Heather Jones (2006) ............................ 3

Most Wins 1. Tara Isbell (2008) .................... 12

2. Tara Isbell (2007) ...................... 9

3. Karen Fitzharris (2000) .......................... 7

Annie Fortier (2004) .............................. 7


MSU Individual & Team RecordsMSU Individual & Team Records 1. Rebekah Clay (2006) ............... 41

2. Theresa Reedy (2004) ............. 39

3. Krista Muilkens (2005) ............. 35

4. Rebekah Clay (2008) ............... 29

Jackie Thomas (2000) ........... 29

Minutes in Goal 1. Tara Isbell (2008) ........... 1875:46

2. Tara Isbell (2007) ........... 1477:33

3. Annie Fortier (2004) ........ 1422:19

4. Karen Fitzharris (2001) . 1201:29

5. Karen Fitzharris (2000) .. 1104:43

6. Tara Isbell (2009) ........... 1104:17

Goals-Against Average 1. Sarah Walsh (2002) ............ 0.75

2. Heather Jones (2005) ......... 0.80

3. Tara Isbell (2008) ................. 0.91

4. Tara Isbell (2009) ................. 0.98

5. Heather Jones (2003) ......... 1.22

6. Tara Isbell (2007) ................. 1.28

Saves 1. Annie Fortier (2004) ................. 98

2. Tara Isbell (2008) .................... 87

3. Annie Fortier (2005) ................. 67

4. Annie Fortier (2003) ............... 66

5. Heather Jones (2005) .............. 62

Shots Faced 1. Tara Isbell (2008) .................. 217

2. Annie Fortier (2005) ............... 163

3. Tara Isbell (2007) .................. 157

4. Heather Jones (2005) ............ 151

5. Tara Isbell (2009) .................. 132

6. Annie Fortier (2004) ............... 128

Shutouts 1. Tara Isbell (2008) ...................... 8

2. Tara Isbell (2009) ...................... 6

3. Heather Jones (2005) ................ 5

4. Tara Isbell (2007) ...................... 4

Karen Fitzharris (2000) .............. 4

6. Annie Fortier (2004) ................... 3

Heather Jones (2006) ................ 3

Most Wins 1. Tara Isbell (2008) .................... 12

2. Tara Isbell (2007) ...................... 9

3. Karen Fitzharris (2000) .............. 7

Annie Fortier (2004) ................... 7

5. Tara Isbell (2009) ...................... 6

Karen Fitzharris (2000) .............. 6

• MATCH - TEAM •Goals .............................11 (9-15-06)

Assists ............................ 8 (9-10-00)

....................................8 (9-15-06)

Points ............................ 30 (9-15-06)

Shots ............................ 46 (10-7-01)

Shots on Goal ............... 24 (10-7-01)

Shot Percentage ........ .458 (9-15-06)

Shots-on-Goal % ....... .882 (9-01-02)

Fouls ............................. 32 (9-24-06)

Corner Kicks ................. 16 (9-27-00)

Offsides ....................... 12 (10-21-01

Minutes in Goal ...... 120:00 (3 times)

Goals-Against Avg. .. 0.00 (38 times)

Saves ............................ 15 (9-21-03)

Shots Faced ............... 19 (10-12-08)

Save Percentage ... 1.000 (17 times)

• MATCH - INDIVIDUAL •Goals 1. Jackie Thomas (10-27-00) ....... 4

Lacey Latimer (9-15-06) ............ 4

3. Theresa Reedy (9-14-04) ........ 3

Krista Muilkens (9-15-06) .......... 3

Krista Muilkens (9-30-05) .......... 3

Assists 1. Sophie Hargreaves (9-4-09) ...... 3

Lindsey Gustafson (9-9-01) ..... 3

Points 1. Lacey Latimer (9-15-06) .......... 10

2. Jackie Thomas (10-27-00) ....... 8

3. Krista Muilkens (9-15-06) .......... 7

4. 6 tied at ..................................... 6

Most Recent: Rebecca Shultz

(9-16-07)

Shots1. Lacey Latimer (9-16-07) ............ 9

2. Rebekah Clay (9-17-06) ............ 9

3. Kristin Robertson (9-26-03) ....... 8

Kristin Robertson (10-8-02) ..... 8

Jill Condon (10-7-01) ............... 8

Brooke Royer (9-18-02) ............. 8

Saves 1. Heather Jones (9-25-05) ......... 14

Annie Fortier (10-17-04) .......... 14

Geri Thompson (9-25-01) ...... 14

4. Karen Fitzharris (10-13-00) ... 12

5. Tara Isbell (10-12-08) ..............11

Lauren Rosa (10-24-01) ......... 11

Annie Fortier (9-21-03) ........... 11

• HAT TRICKS •Jackie Thomas (10-27-00) ......4 goals

vs. UT Martin

Lacey Latimer (9-15-06) .........4 goals

vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff

Rebecca Shultz (9-16-07) ....3 goals

vs. Bacone

Krista Muilkens (9-15-06) .......3 goals

vs. Morehead State

Krista Muilkens (9-30-05) .......3 goals

vs. Morehead State

Theresa Reedy (9-14-04) .......3 goals

vs. Louisville


Ohio Valley All-ConferenceFIRST TEAMJenny Carter ...................... 2001Lindsey Gustafson ............. 2001Laura Oppegard ................ 2005Krista Muilkens .................. 2005Rebekah Clay .................... 2006Rebekah Clay .................... 2007Rebekah Clay ..................... 2008Melisa Curry ....................... 2008Tara Isbell .......................... 2008Katie Wilson ...................... 2008Veronika Pribyslavaska.... 2009Sophie Hargreaves ........... 2009

SECOND TEAMLindsey Gustafson ............. 2000Lauren McAdams .............. 2000Jackie Thomas .................. 2000Theresa Reedy .................. 2001Emily Schaller .................... 2001Lindsey Gustafson ............. 2002Theresa Reedy .................. 2002Kristen Robertson .............. 2002Emily Schaller .................... 2003Theresa Reedy .................. 2004Rebekah Clay .................... 2005Lauren Oppegard .............. 2006Katrina Meyer .................... 2007Sophie Hargreaves ........... 2008Danielle McMurray ............ 2009

THIRD TEAMKristin Becker .................... 2002Emily Schaller .................... 2002

HONORABLE MENTIONEmily Schaller .................... 2000Karen Fitzharris ................. 2001Jamie Roche...................... 2001

NEWCOMER TEAMKrista Muilkens .................. 2005Rebekah Clay .................... 2005Tara Isbell .......................... 2007Veronika Pribyslavska...... 2008Rachel Wright ................... 2008Danielle McMurray ............ 2009

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF YEARTara Isbell ......................... 2008

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARRebekah Clay ................... 2005Danielle McMurray ............ 2009

COACH OF THE YEARBeth Acreman .................. 2008

OVC ALL- TOURNAMENTLindsey Gustafson ............. 2000Jackie Thomas .................. 2000Lindsey Gustafson ............. 2001Kim Sinclair........................ 2001Jessica Fioranelli ............... 2004Heather Jones ................... 2004Lisa Pfeiffer ....................... 2004Rebekah Clay ..................... 2008Krista Muilkens ................... 2008Sophie Hargreaves (MVP) 2009Andrey Wilson .................. 2009Tara Isbell .......................... 2009Ashley Fraser .................... 2009

OVC ATHLETES OF THE WEEKBrooke Lencki .............. 09-09-00Theresa Reedy ............ 10-08-01Theresa Reedy .............09-02-02Theresa Reedy ............ 09-21-04Theresa Reedy ............ 09-28-04Rebekah Clay .............. 10-11-05Krista Muilkens ............ 10-18-05Krista Muilkens ............ 09-19-06Tara Isbell .....................10-09-07Jaclyn Ramage .............10-16-07Rachel Wright .............09-02-08Rachel Wright .............09-09-08Renata Figueira ............09-16-08Veronika Pribyslavska 09-23-08Jenna Fioranelli ..........09-30-08Tara Isbell ....................09-30-08Tara Isbell ....................10-14-08Veronika Pribyslavska 11-04-08Danielle McMurray ......09-29-09Maja Nordahl ...............09-29-09Sophie Hargreaves .....10-13-09Veronika Pribyslavaska 10-27-09Tara Isbell ....................10-27-09

OVC COMMISSIONER’SHONOR ROLL2000-2001Abby Baden, Kristin Becker, Jenny Carter, Shelley Corwin, Michelle Fedor, April Freeman, Lindsey Gusafson, Jill Hawanchak, Shauna Kline, Brooke Lencki, Lauren McAdams, Abbie Perez, Brooke Royer, Emily Schaller, Kim Sinclair, Jackie Thomas, Jamie Roche, Brooke Royer

2002-2003Lindsay Andre, Abby Baden, Kristin Becker, Lauren Blessinger, Jenny Carter, Katie Cochrane, Stephanie Falatko, Michelle Fedor, Jessica Fioranelli, Karen Fitzharris, Lacey Ford, Lindsey Gustafson, Jill Hawanchak, Heather Jones, Shauna Kline, Emily Lane, Lacey Latimer, Lauren McAdams, Lisa Pfeiffer, Theresa Reedy, Kristin Robertson, Brooke Royer, Emily Schaller, Katie Sevi, Jackie Thomas, Courtney Wenande,Jessica Wilson

2004-2005Erin Blackman, Lauren Blessinger, Lauren Granger, Jill Hawanchak, Heather Jones, Shauna Kline, Lacey Latimer, Jennifer Mann, Lauren McAdams, Lisa Pfeiffer, Jaclyn Ramage, Mary Rybicki, Sara Struve, Leslie Whitehead, Jessica Wilson, Molly Wolfe

2005-2006Mary Bennett, Lauren Blessinger, Kara Carlile, Rebekah Clay, Lauren Clemson, Melissa Curry, Jane Dewitt, Lauren Falls,Jessica Fioranelli, Annie Fortier, Kayla Jones, Lacey Latimer, Krista Muilkens, Valerie Milligan, Jennifer Nowak, Laura Oppegard, Lisa Pfeiffer, Kellyn Robison, Mary Rybicki, Sara Struve,

2007-2008Lauren Blessinger, Kara Carlile, Rebekah Clay, Melisa Curry, Jane Dewitt, Tara Eby, Lauren Falls, Annie Fortier, Katrina Goscha, Lauren Granger, Tara Isbell, Lacey Latimer, Katrina Meyer, Krista Muilkens, Jen Nowak, Laura Oppegard, Jen Peios, Jaclyn Ramage, Kellyn Robison, Rebecca Schultz, Sara Struve, Audrey Wilson, Katie Wilson, Leslie Whitehead, Molly Wolfe

2008-2009Cara Bohrman, Melisa Curry,Jane DeWitt, Laken Dirkes,Nicole Evans, Rachel LongleyKalli McCoy, Krista Muilkens,Veronika Pribyslavska, Kellyn Robison, Rebecca Shultz, Audrey Wilson, Katie Wilson, Rachel Wright

OVC MEDAL OF HONOR(highest GPA in sport)2002-03Shauna Kline, Brooke Royer2003-04Lindsay Andre, Kristin Becker, Emily Schaller2004-05Shauna Kline, Lauren McAdams, Sara Struve2005-06Lauren Falls, Lauren Blessinger, Rebekah Clay2006-07Annie Fortier, Kellyn Robison, Sara Stuve, Leslie Whitehead2007-08Jen Nowak

OVC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE(highest OVC individual honor)2003-04Lindsey Gustafson2007-08Sara Struve

OVC TEAM ACADEMICACHIEVEMENT AWARD2006-07

Academic Highlights2004-05 Team GPA: 3.15Fall 2004 GPA: 3.25Spring 2005 GPA: 3.15Fall 2005 GPA: 3.16Spring 2006 GPA: 3.48Fall 2006 GPA: 3.60Spring 2007 GPA: 3.61Fall 2007 GPA: 3.34Spring 2008 GPA: 3.45Fall 2008 GPA: 3.40Spring 2009 GPA 3.32Fall 2009: 3:09Spring 2010: 3:29

MSU Individual & Team HonorsMSU Individual & Team Honors


MSU Individual & Team HonorsMSU Individual & Team Honors2006-07Christie Arnett, Lauren Blessinger, Rebekah Clay, Lauren Clemson, Jane DeWitt, Tara Eby, Lauren Falls, Jessica Fioranelli, Annie Fortier, Lauren Granger, Tara Isbell, Kayla Jones, Lacey Latimer, Krista Muilkens, Jen Nowak, Laura Oppegard, Lisa Pfeiffer, Kellyn Robison, Mary Rybicki, Sara Struve, Molly Wolfe

2007-08Nicole Evans, Katrina Goscha, Lauren Granger, Lacey Latimer, Rachel Longley, Krista Muilkens, Jen Nowak, Kellyn Robison, Sara Struve, Katie Wilson.

2008-09Cara Bohrman, Melisa Curry, Jane DeWitt, Laken Dirkes, Nicole Evans, Rachel Longley, Kalli McCoy, Danielle McMurray, Krista Muilkens, Jen Nowak, Veronika Pribyslavska, Kellyn Robison, Rebecca Shultz, Audrey Wilson, Katie Wilson, Rachel Wright

2009-10Laken Dirkes, Nicole Evans, Ashley Fraser, Sophie Hargreaves, Olivia Hemme, Gina Killion, Rachel Longley, Kalli McCoy, Audrey Wilson, Danielle McMurray, Katie Wilson, Katie Walsh, Rachel Wright

PERFECT 4.0 GPA(Covering two semestersfall and spring)2004-2005Lauren Granger, Sara Struve (2), Lauren Blessinger, Shauna Kline, Lacey Latimer, Lisa Pfeiffer

2005-2006Lauren Blessinger, Rebekah Clay (2), Lauren Falls (2), Sara StruveLisa Pfeiffer, Kellyn Robison

2006-2007Lauren Blessinger, Annie Fortier (2), Lauren Granger, Jaclyn Ramage, Sara Struve (2), Leslie Whitehead, Lauren Falls, Tara Eby, Tara Isbell, Lacey Latimer, Kellyn Robison

2007-2008Jen Nowak (2), Krista Muilkens, Sara Struve

2008-2009Jane Dewitt, Jen Nowak

2009-10Laken Dirkes, Nicole Evans, Olivia Hemme, Katie Wilson

MSU DEAN’S LIST2004-05Erin Blackman, Lauren Blessinger, Tara Eby, Annie Fortier, Lauren Granger, Jill Hawanchak, Jennifer Mann, Shauna Kline, Lacey Latimer, Lauren McAdams, Jen Nowak, Lisa Pfeiffer, Jaclyn Ramage, Mary Rybicki, Sara Struve, Molly Wolfe

2005-06Christie Arnett, Lauren Blessinger, Rebekah Clay, Lauren Clemson, Jane DeWitt, Lauren Falls, Jessica Fioranelli, Annie Fortier, Kayla Jones, Lacey Latimer, Maureen McReynolds, Val Milligan, Krista Muilkens, Jen Nowak, Laura Oppegard, Lisa Pfeiffer, Kellyn Robison, Mary Rybicki, Sara Struve


• 2000 •Soccer Buzz Best First-Year Division I Team

Head Coach: Mike MinielliRecord: 9-11-1 (H 6-3-0, A 2-7-1, N 1-1-0)OVC: 2-3-0 (3rd-tie of 6) (H 2-1-0, A 0-2-0)

Aug 25 at IUPUI Won 1-0Aug 27 at Ball State Lost 1-6Sep 1 TROY STATE Won 4-0Sep 9 at Samford Lost 1-2Sep 10 at Alabama A&M Won 9-0Sep 15 INDIANA STATE Won 4-0Sep 17 TENN.-CHATTANOOGA Won 2-1Sep 20 *at Tennessee Tech Lost 0-3Sep 22 VALPARAISO Lost 0-1Sep 24 EAST TENNESSEE ST. Won 4-3Sep 27 *TENNESSEE-MARTIN Won 7-0Sep 30 at Arkansas State Lost 1-2Oct 3 *SOUTHEAST MISSOURI Won 2-0Oct 8 *at Morehead State Lost 2-3Oct 10 at Louisville ++ Tied 2-2Oct 13 MIDDLE TENNESSEE ST. Lost 0-3Oct 15 at Western Illinois Lost 2-3Oct 18 at Belmont Lost 1-4Oct 22 *EASTERN ILLINOIS ++ Lost 1-2Oct 27 #Tennessee-Martin Won 4-3Oct 28 #Tennessee Tech Lost 1-2

* - Ohio Valley Conference game# - OVC Championship, Charleston, Ill.

+ - overtimes

• 2001 •Head Coach: Mike Minielli

Record: 8-9-2 (H 6-2-0, A 2-7-2, N 0-0-0)OVC: 2-3-0 (4th of 6) (H 1-1-0, A 1-2-0)

Sep 1 IPFW Won 5-3Sep 5 at Western Kentucky Lost 0-1Sep 7 at Troy State + Won 2-1Sep 9 ARKANSAS STATE Won 6-0Sep 17 at Kentucky Lost 1-4Sep 22 SAMFORD + Lost 3-4Sep 23 ALABAMA A&M Won 6-0Sep 25 at Middle Tennessee St. Lost 0-3Sep 28 at Valparaiso + Lost 0-1Sep 30 at Indiana State ++ Tied 1-1Oct 4 LOUISVILLE Won 4-3Oct 7 LIPSCOMB Won 5-0Oct 12 *at Eastern Illinois ++ Lost 1-2Oct 21 *MOREHEAD STATE Won 6-0Oct 24 at Birmingham-Southern ++ Tied 2-2Oct 27 *TENNESSEE TECH Lost 0-1Oct 31 *at Tennessee-Martin Won 4-1Nov 4 *at Southeast Missouri Lost 0-4Nov 9 #at Southeast Missouri Lost 0-2

* - Ohio Valley Conference game# - OVC Championship, Cape Girardeau, Mo.

+ - overtimes



Aug 30 (1)Belmont Won 6-1Sep 1 (1)Indiana State + Won 3-2Sep 6 WESTERN ILLINOIS Won 5-0Sep 8 at Tennessee Lost 1-6Sep 13 (2)Arkansas-Little Rock Lost 1-2Sep 15 (2)Stephen F. Austin State Lost 1-2Sep 22 MIDDLE TENNESSEE ST. Lost 1-2Sep 28 at IPFW Won 3-1Oct 2 at Louisville Lost 0-1Oct 5 *at Morehead State + Won 2-1Oct 8 *at Austin Peay State Won 3-1Oct 13 *EASTERN ILLINOIS ++ Tied 1-1

Oct 18 MISSOURI-ROLLA Won 4-0Oct 20 *TENNESSEE-MARTIN ++ Tied 1-1Oct 25 *at Tennessee Tech Lost 1-4Oct 30 *SOUTHEAST MISSOURI ++ Lost 1-2Nov 2 WESTERN KENTUCKY Won 2-1

* - Ohio Valley Conference game+ - overtimes

(1) - Southeast Tournament, Cape Girardeau, Mo.(2) - Skyhawk Invitational, Martin, Tenn.


Record: 6-10-3 (H 4-2-1, A 2-8-0, N 0-0-2)OVC: 3-5-0 (6th-tie of 9) (H 2-1-0, A 1-4-0)

Aug 29 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI ST. Won 2-1Aug 31 at Western Illinois Won 4-0Sep 5 IUPUI Won 2-0Sep 7 at Western Kentucky Lost 1-4Sep 12 (1)Arkansas-Little Rock ++ Tied 3-3Sep 14 (1)Southeastern Louisiana ++ Tied 2-2Sep 19 IPFW ++ Tied 1-1Sep 21 at Nebraska Lost 0-2Sep 26 at Arkansas State Lost 1-2Sep 28 EVANSVILLE Lost 0-3Oct 3 *at Samford ++ Lost 3-4Oct 5 *at Jacksonville State Lost 0-2Oct 10 at Louisville Lost 0-3Oct 12 *at Tennessee-Martin Lost 2-4Oct 17 *EASTERN ILLINOIS Lost 1-4Oct 19 *SOUTHEAST MISSOURI + Won 1-0Oct 24 *at Tennessee Tech Lost 1-5Oct 26 *at Austin Peay Won 3-2Nov 2 *MOREHEAD STATE + Won 2-1

* - Ohio Valley Conference game+ - overtimes

(1) - Skyhawk Invitational, Martin, Tenn.


Record: 8-11-1 (H 5-4-1, A 3-4-0, N 0-3-0)OVC: 4-3-1 (3rd of 9) (H 2-2-1, A 2-1-0)

Aug 27 WESTERN KENTUCKY Lost 0-3Aug 29 at Southwest Missouri State Lost 1-6Sep 5 VALPARAISO Won 1-0Sep 10 (1)Arkansas State Lost 3-4Sep 12 (1)Louisiana-Monroe Lost 0-1Sep 14 LOUISVILLE Lost 3-5Sep 17 at IPFW Won 2-0Sep 19 DRAKE ++ Won 3-2Sep 22 at Evansville + Lost 1-2Sep 26 *at Morehead State Won 2-1Oct 1 *SAMFORD Lost 0-3Oct 3 *JACKSONVILLE STATE ++ Won 2-1Oct 9 *TENNESSEE-MARTIN Won 3-1Oct 15 *at Eastern Illinois Lost 0-2Oct 17 *at Southeast Missouri ++ Won 1-0Oct 22 *TENNESSEE TECH ++ Tied 1-1Oct 24 *AUSTIN PEAY Lost 1-2Oct 29 at IUPUI Lost 0-3Nov 2 #SOUTHEAST MISSOURI ST. Won 1-0Nov 5 Êastern Illinois Lost 0-4

* - Ohio Valley Conference game# - OVC Championship

^ - OVC Championship, Birmingham, Ala.+ - overtimes

(1) - Skyhawk Invitational, Martin, Tenn.



Aug 26 at Valparaiso Lost 1-2Aug 28 at Indiana State Lost 1-2

Sep 4 SOUTHERN MISS Lost 0-3Sep 7 LOUISVILLE Lost 0-1Sep 9 #Arkansas-Little Rock Lost 0-1Sep 11 #South Alabama Won 2-1Sep 18 IUPUI Tied 2-2Sep 23 *at Austin Peay Lost 1-3Sep 25 *at Tennessee Tech Lost 0-1Sep 28 EVANSVILLE Lost 1-2Sep 30 *MOREHEAD STATE Won 3-0Oct 2 *EASTERN KENTUCKY Won 4-0Oct 7 *at Jacksonville State Won 3-2Oct 9 *at Samford Won 1-0Oct 13 *at Tennessee-Martin Won 3-1Oct 21 *SOUTHEAST MISSOURI Lost 1-2Oct 23 *EASTERN ILLINOIS Tied 0-0Oct 28 ARKANSAS STATE Won 4-1Oct 30 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Lost 1-2Nov 1 ÂUSTIN PEAY Won 3-0Nov 4 $Samford Tied 0-0

*- Ohio Valley Conference game# - UT-Martin Tournament

^ - OVC Tournament quarterfi nal at Murray, Ky.$ - OVC Tournament semifi nal at Charleston, Ill.

• 2006 •Head Coach: Beth Acreman


Aug 25 at IUPUI Lost 0-2Sep 1 at Southern Mississippi Lost 0-4Sep 3 INDIANA STATE Lost 0-2Sep 8 #vs Arkansas State Won 3-2Sep 10 #vs East Tennessee State ++ Tied 2-2Sep 15 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF Won 11-0Sep 17 at Lipscomb Won 5-0Sep 20 EVANSVILLE Lost 1-3Sep 24 *at Eastern Illinois ++ Tied 1-1Sep 26 *at Southeast Missouri Lost 0-2Sep 29 *AUSTIN PEAY Won 2-1Oct 1 *TENNESSEE TECH ++ Won 2-1Oct 6 *at Morehead State Lost 0-4Oct 8 *at Eastern Kentucky ++ Tied 0-0Oct 13 *JACKSONVILLE STATE Lost 1-2Oct 15 *SAMFORD Lost 1-2Oct 21 *TENNESSEE-MARTIN ++ Tied 0-0Oct 28 OKLAHOMA STATE Lost 0-4

*- Ohio Valley Conference game# - UT-Martin Tournament

+ - Overtimes



Aug 31 at Valparaiso Lost 0-2Sep 2 LIPSCOMB Won 4-0Sep 9 BOWLING GREEN Lost 0-1Sep 12 MISSOURI STATE Lost 0-4Sep 14 #Christian Brothers Won 2-0Sep 16 #Bacone Won 9-0Sep 18 at Evansville Lost 1-2Sep 21 at Florida International Won 2-1Sep 23 at Florida Gulf Coast Won 3-2Sep 28 *at Jacksonville State Lost 1-2Sep 30 *at Samford + Lost 1-2Oct 5 *MOREHEAD STATE Won 2-0Oct 7 *EASTERN KENTUCKY Won 1-0Oct 12 *at Austin Peay Won 2-1Oct 14 *at Tennessee Tech Won 2-1Oct 19 *SOUTHEAST MISSOURI Lost 2-3Oct 21 *EASTERN ILLINOIS Won 1-0Oct 28 *at Tennessee-Martin + Won 2-1Nov 6 EASTERN ILLINOIS ++ Lost 1-2

*- Ohio Valley Conference game

MSU All-Time ResultsMSU All-Time Results


# - UT-Martin Tournament%-Ohio Valley Tournament

+ - Overtimes


Record: 12-5-3 (H 7-3-2, A 4-1-1, N 1-1-0)OVC CHAMPIONS: 7-1-0 (1st of 9) (H 4-0-0, A 3-1-0)

Aug 22 BELMONT Lost 1-2Aug 24 NORTH DAKOTA STATE Lost 0-2Aug 29 MISS. VALLEY STATE Won 5-1Aug 31 IUPUI Won 2-1Sep 5 ÛNC ASHEVILLE Won 3-0Sep 7 ^SIU EDWARDSVILLE + Lost 0-1Sep 12 #vs Western Kentucky Lost 0-4Sep 14 #vs Louisiana Monroe Won 3-0Sep 19 MARSHALL ++ Tied 2-2Sep 26 *at Southeast Missouri Won 1-0Sep 28 *at Eastern Illinois Won 3-0Oct 5 *UT MARTIN Won 2-1Oct 10 *JACKSONVILLE STATE Won 4-0Oct 12 *at Alabama A&M ++ Tied 0-0Oct 17 *at Morehead State + Lost 0-1Oct 19 *at Eastern Kentucky Won 3-1Oct 24 *AUSTIN PEAY Won 1-0Oct 26 *TENNESSEE TECH Won 4-0Oct 31 at Lipscomb Won 2-1Nov 7 %MOREHEAD STATE +++ !Tied 2-2

^ - MSU Hampton Inn Classic, Murray, Ky.*- Ohio Valley Conference game

# - Belmont Showcase, Nashville, Tenn.%-Ohio Valley Tournament Semifi nals, Murray, Ky.

! - MSU lost in a shootout+ - Overtimes


Record: 11-9-2 (H 4-2-1, A 3-5-1, N 4-2-0)OVC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 5-2-1 (3rd of 9) (H 2-1-1, A 3-1-0)

Aug 21 at UALR Lost 0-2Aug 30 at Vanderbilt Lost 0-4Sep 4 ÂLABAMA A&M Won 9-1Sep 11 %Southern Mississippi Lost 1-3Sep 13 %Missouri-Kansas City Won 3-2Sep 18 at Northern Arizona Lost 0-4Sep 20 at Southern Utah ++ Tied 2-2Sep 25 *at Jacksonville State Won 3-1Sep 27 *at Tennessee Tech Won 3-1Sep 29 at IUPUI Lost 1-2Oct 4 *at UT Martin Lost 0-2Oct 11 *EASTERN ILLINOIS Won 3-1Oct 16 *MOREHEAD STATE Lost 1-2Oct 18 *EASTERN KENTUCKY ++ Won 3-1Oct 23 *at Austin Peay Won 1-0Oct 25 EVANSVILLE Won 1-0Oct 29 *SOUTHEAST MISSOURI Won 1-0Nov 1 SIUE Lost 1-2Nov 5 #Eastern Kentucky Won 1-0Nov 6 #UT Martin Won 1-0Nov 8 #Tennessee Tech Won 4-0Nov 13 $Virginia Tech Lost 0-2

^ - Racer Classic, Murray, Ky.% - Puma Classic, Martin, Tenn.*- Ohio Valley Conference game

#-Ohio Valley Tournament, Morehead, Ky.$ - NCAA Tournament, Dayton, Ohio

+ - Overtimes

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