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2014 Eastern Michigan University Soccer Weekly Release
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EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY EAGLES
2014 Schedule/Results
Aug. 14 Detroit (Ex.)
6-4-1 Overall; 2-2-0 Mid-American Conference
T, 0-0
Aug. 16 BUTLER (Ex.)
W, 2-1
Aug. 22 FORDHAM
W, 2-0
Aug. 24 INDIANA
W, 2-0
L, 1-2 OT
Sept. 5 at Oregon
vs. Toledo
Sept. 7 at Oregon State
W, 1-0
Sept. 21 at Illinois-Chicago
W, 4-2
Sept. 26 at Miami*
W, 2-0
Sept. 28 BALL STATE*
W, 2-1 OT
Oct. 3 at Akron*
L, 1-2
Oct. 5 at Buffalo*
L, 0-2
Oct. 10 TOLEDO*
4 p.m.
Oct. 12 CENTRAL MICHIGAN*
1 p.m.
Oct. 17 KENT STATE*
4 p.m.
Oct. 19 OHIO*
1 p.m.
Oct. 24 at Northern Illinois*
7 p.m.
Oct. 26 at Western Michigan*
1 p.m.
Oct. 30 at Bowling Green*
3 p.m.
Record:
Series: Last Meeting: Live Stats:
Live Stats:
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Team Leaders
Kiersten Johnson
Geri Siudzinkski
Sam Tiongson
Goals:
Assists:
Saves:
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#4 Angela Vultaggio
Forward
Chesterfield, Mich.
Goals
* - Mid-American Conference match;
! - Game at South Bend, Ind.
@ - Top 8 teams qualify for MAC Tournament
Home games in BOLD CAPS, played at Scicluna Field
#18 Bianca Rossi
Forward
Mississauga, Ontario
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Coaching Staff
Head Coach.................................. Scott Hall
Overall Record (Years) .. 157-118-43 (16)
Record at EMU (Years).... 157-118-43 (16)
Assistant Coach.................Joe Malachino
Goalkeeping Coach.....................Dan Diac
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West Division Record MAC Record
Northern Illinois 5-6-1
3-0-1
Eastern Michigan 6-4-1
2-2-0
Western Michigan 8-4-0
2-2-0
6-3-2
2-2-0
2-9-1, 0-4-0 MAC Ball State
4-7-1 1-3-0
EMU leads 11-4-2 Toledo 0-4-0
W, 3-0 Central Michigan 2-9-1 Oct. 6, 2013, Ypsilanti, Mich.
East Division
Buffalo
Miami
Kent State
Ohio
6 Akron 2 Bowling Green
EMUEagles.com
Team Leaders
Laura Gosse
Three tied at
Maddy Bennell
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Record MAC Record
8-2-1
4-0-0
9-2-0
3-1-0
7-3-2
2-1-1
5-7-0
2-2-0
5-6-1
1-3-0
2-9-0 1-3-0
2014 Eastern Michigan Leaders
Nov. 7 MAC Semifinals@ (Highest Seed) TBA
TBA
Sunday, October 12, 1 p.m.
Scicluna Field
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Record:
4-7-1, 1-3-0 MAC
Series: EMU leads 11-10-1
Last Meeting: W, 4-3
Sept. 29, 2013, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Nov. 2 MAC Quarterfinals@ (High Seed) TBA
Nov. 9 MAC Championship@
vs. Central Michigan
Friday, October 10, 4 p.m.
Scicluna Field
Ypsilanti, Mich.
T, 1-1
3
3
Two tied at
Madison Hirsch
Chelsie Oddan
Four tied at
Marisa Kozikowski
Molli Krick
Bianca Rossi
Megan Trapp
Saves
Aug. 31 vs. No. 16 Texas Tech!
Mid-American Conference
Standings
(Oct. 8, 2014)
L, 0-3
Assists
Aug. 29 at Michigan State
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#0 Megan McCabe
Goalkeeper
Arlington Heights, Ill.
#23 Jenna O’Dell
Goalkeeper
Troy, Mich.
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» EMU SOCCER READY FOR TWO HOME GAMES ON HOMECOMING WEEKEND: The Eastern Michigan University soccer team will look to get back on track after dropping a pair of Mid-American Conference contests on the road last weekend. The Eagles (6-4-1, 2-2-0 MAC) return home to Scicluna
Field to battle a pair of MAC West Division foes, hosting the Rockets of Toledo (4-7-1, 1-3-0) on Friday,
Oct. 10 at 4 p.m. before renewing the rivalry with Central Michigan University (2-9-1, 0-4-0 MAC) Sunday, Oct. 12 at 1 p.m.
The EMU attack is led by senior forward Angela Vultaggio. The reigning MAC Offensive Player of
the Year has recorded team highs in goals (6) and points (13) with both numbers ranking third among
conference leaders. Fellow senior Bianca Rossi follows closely behind Vultaggio with three goals and
a pair of assists, totaling eight points. Meanwhile, Madison Hirsch and Chelsie Oddan pace the Green
and White in assists with three apiece. In goal for Eastern, junior keeper Megan McCabe holds down
the defensive side of the pitch. Through the first nine games of the season, McCabe has posted four
shutouts to go along with a 0.97 goals against average. She has made 50 saves for a .833 save percentage.
3-Time MAC Regular Season Champions: 1999, 2003, 2013
MAC Tournament Champions: 1999
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2014 Eastern Michigan University Soccer Weekly Release
EMU Media Relations
Asst. AD/Media Relations
Greg Steiner
Office Phone
734.487.0318
Cell Phone
734.845.1132
E-mail
greg.steiner@emich.edu
Assistant Director
Sean Hostetter
Office Phone
734.487.0317
Cell Phone
734.218.3417
E-mail
shostett@emich.edu
Adam Kuffner
Graduate Assistant
Megan Samassa
Graduate Assistant
» WHEN IT RAINS, IT POURS: Not only was the weather terrible for Eastern’s two games last weekend,
but the outcomes were not what the Green and White hoped for as well. In a torrential downpour, the
Eagles saw their five-game unbeaten streak come to an end, Oct. 3, as the University of Akron claimed a
2-1 decision at FirstEnergy Stadium-Cub Cadet Field. The setback was the first Mid-American Conference
loss of the season for EMU. Akron scored once in each half, and Angela Vultaggio recorded EMU’s lone
goal in the 81st minute. In Eastern’s first penalty kick of the season, the senior netted her team-leading
sixth goal of 2014.
Two days later, the rain did not let up as the Eagles fell to Buffalo, 2-0, Oct. 5. EMU was held scoreless
for just the second time this season as Buffalo scored once in each half and UB goalkeeper Laura Dougall
made five saves to record her seventh shutout of the season. The Green and White tallied eight shots
throughout the match as seven Eagles attempted to score. Junior keeper Megan McCabe was active
for all 90 minutes, stopping seven Buffalo shots on goal as a total of 18 shots were sent her direction.
» NO NEED TO PANIC: Despite dropping back-to-back contests in MAC play, there is certainly no need
to panic in Ypsilanti. In EMU’s run to the conference regular season championship last year, the Green
and White lost consecutive games but still managed to capture the crown. The Eagles finished the 2013
campaign with a MAC record of 8-2-1 to win the MAC regular season title outright and serve as the No. 1
seed for the MAC Tournament. With only seven games to play, EMU is only two wins (six points) back from
MAC-leading Buffalo, leaving plenty of time for the Eagles to make up ground in the conference race.
Graduate Assistant/Social Media
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Chloe Smith
» THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME: After playing eight of their past nine games away from home, the
Eagles are glad to be back in Ypsilanti. Looking to get back to its winning ways after a pair of losses,
Eastern’s four-game homestand could not have come at a better time. The Eagles are 3-0-0 at Scicluna
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Field this season and have posted an impressive 16-6-3 home record over the past three years. Through
Postgame interviews with coaches and/or the program’s 20 seasons, the Eagles have compiled a record of 100-44-24 on their home pitch. Scicluna
players must be granted by EMU Media Rela- Field has hosted EMU women’s soccer competition since the 1995 season.
tions Soccer Contact Adam Kuffner, or another
member of the EMU Athletic Media Relations » ROCKET REPORT: The Rockets make the short trip north, crossing into the Great Lakes State with a
record of 4-7-1 (1-3-0 MAC). Toledo enters the game with a little momentum after picking up its first MAC
Staff in attendance.
The University
Location
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Founded
1849
Enrollment
23,503
President
Dr. Susan W. Martin
Nickname
Eagles
Colors
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victory in a 3-0 win over Ball State, Oct. 5. Sophomore Kiersten Johnson leads the Rockets with three
goals, while midfielder Geri Siudzinski has a team-high two assists to go along with a pair of goals. The
two scoring threats pace UT with six points apiece. In between the posts, junior Sam Tiongson has been
the only keeper of the goal for Toledo all season, posting 56 saves for a .778 save percentage and 1.28
goals against average. Moreover, all four of Tiongson’s wins in goal have been shutout victories.
Toledo and Eastern have had some battles over time as EMU holds a slight advantage in the all-time
series, 11-10-1. In last season’s affair, the Eagles soared past the Rockets, 4-3, in a tight Mid-American
Conference matchup at Scicluna Field, Sept. 29, 2013. EMU shared the soccer ball as four different Eagles
found the net, all in the first half. Martha Stevens provided the game’s first goal while Cara Cutaia,
Bianca Rossi and Madison Hirsch also tallied goals in the first 45 minutes of the contest. Cutaia and
Rossi each added a pair of assists, and Jennifer Bentley also chipped in with an assist of her own.
Green (349) and White
Mid-American » CHIP DIP: After starting the weekend at Bowling Green, the Chippewas will start its trip back north
EMU Athletics Department
V.P./Director of Athletics: Heather Lyke
Deputy Dir. of Athletics:
Christian Spears
Sr. Assoc. AD/Admin.: Christopher Hoppe
Sr. Assoc. AD/Admin.: Erin Kido
Sr. Assoc. AD/Finance & Ops.: Mike Malach
Assoc. AD/Compliance: Matthew Jakobze
Assoc. AD/Development:
Dan McLean
Asst. AD/Media Relations: Greg Steiner
Asst. AD/Academics:
Erin Burdis
Asst. AD/Athletic Training: TBA
Asst. AD/Equipment: Tommy Rapier
Dir. of Sports Performance: Ron McKeefery
Facilities Director:
TBA
EMU Pronunciation Guide
Irena Dedivani - EYE-ree-nah Dead-ee-VAH-nee
Dzik- ZIKE
Kozikowski- cah-zi-COW-ski
Nason - NAY-son
Oddan - OH-den
Chanel Vani - Sha-NELL VAN-ee
Vultaggio- vaul-TAH-gee-oh
to Mount Pleasant, stopping in Ypsilanti to face the Green and White. CMU is 2-9-1 (0-4-0) on the 2014
campaign as it still searches for the first victory of MAC play. Central is led in scoring by senior Laura
Gosse, who has recorded six of the team’s 10 goals this season. One of the other Chippewas to score
a goal in 2014 is sophomore Kaylin Hoomaian, a native of Novi, Mich., which is also the hometown of
senior Eagle Molli Krick. Sophomore Maddy Bunnell is CMU’s primary goalkeeper, starting 11 of the 12
matches. Both of her victories have been shutouts, and she ranks third in the MAC with 64 saves.
EMU holds a 11-4-2 lead over the Chippewas throughout the in-state rivalry. During the 2013 campaign,
the Eagles shut down Central Michigan on the Chips’ home pitch, 3-0, Oct. 6, 2013. Megan McCabe
made two saves, playing all 90 minutes to record her first individual shutout of the season. Part of that
back line that helped pitch the shutout was junior Emily Dzik, who also added a goal, her second of the
season. Angela Vultaggio opened up the EMU scoring, while Cara Cutaia finished it off with a second
half goal. Senior Stephanie Clarke wrapped up a strong weekend with a pair of assists, and midfielder
Martha Stevens added an assist of her own as well.
» STATISTICAL LEADERS: Through the first nine games of the 2014 season, multiple Eagles find themselves near the top in conference and national rankings. Angela Vultaggio is third in the conference
in goals (6) and points (13), while leading the MAC with 1.22 points per game. Fellow senior forward
Bianca Rossi is also at the top of both categories as she is eighth with three goals and 10th with eight
points. Recording three assists each in 2014, Madison Hirsch and Chelsie Oddan crack the top-10 in
the conference’s category, sitting in a tie for sixth. In goal, Megan McCabe’s four shutouts are tied for
fourth in the conference. To go along with her shutouts, the Arlington Heights, Ill. native boasts a save
percentage of .833 for the fourth-best mark in the MAC. Allowing an average of just .970 goals per game,
McCabe ranks fifth in the conference standings.
» FINDING THE NET FIRST: Scoring first can be an important aspect of any game when it comes to
momentum, confidence and strategy. In 2013, Head Coach Scott Hall’s squad was extremely successful when posting the first number on the scoreboard, managing games efficiently when they are the
Soccer Contact: Adam Kuffner, Athletic Media Relations Graduate Assistant • 734.487.0317 • Cell: 419.953.1679 • akuffner@emich.edu
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first to find the net and holding a record of 9-1-1 in those contests. This year is nothing different as
the Eagles have scored first in seven games. compiling a 5-1-1 mark in those contests. EMU also has
one come-from-behind win to its credit. Despite Ball State scoring in the seventh minute of the MAC
West battle, Sept. 28, the Green and White scored late in the first half as well as early in overtime to
complete the comeback victory.
» STAYING AT SCICLUNA: The Eagles will stay at Scicluna Field next weekend for their final two home
games of the regular season. In the first of two cross-divisional contests, Eastern hosts Kent State in
a 4 p.m. MAC East showdown. Two days later, the 2014 soccer senior class will be recognized as EMU
squares off against Ohio on Senior Day, Oct. 19. The Eagles and Bobcats will begin the Sunday afternoon match at 1 p.m.
» CENTURY MARKS: The win over Ball State, Sept. 28, was not only a major victory in Eastern’s hopes
of defending its MAC regular season title, but it was also a milestone win. The overtime victory was
the program’s 100th win at Scicluna Field, improving its record to 100-44-24 over the team’s 20-year
history. The century mark was also reached by EMU Head Coach Scott Hall, who won his 100th MAC
game at the helm of the EMU soccer, becoming just the second coach in conference history to accomplish the feat.
» ROSSI LIKES #MACTION: Mid-American Conference games seem to bring the best out of Bianca
Rossi. Throughout her four-year career, the senior forward has recorded 14 of her 21 goals in MAC
contests. As a freshman, she tied for a team-high four goals against conference opponents before
adding five more as a sophomore. During her junior season, Rossi recorded three goals and found
scoring opportunities for her teammates with an additional four assists. In her final season donning
the Green and White, Rossi has gotten off on the right foot to begin MAC play. The Mississauga,
Ontario native tallied five points over the weekend to help the EMU get off to a perfect start in its
quest to defend the MAC regular season crown. Rossi recorded an assist in the 2-0 win over Miami,
Sept. 26, before scoring both goals in the Eagles’ 2-1 overtime victory against Ball State, Sept. 28. In
the victory versus the Cardinals, Rossi’s scoring performance was the second multi-goal game of her
career as she also scored twice against Oakland during the 2012 season.
» MEGAN MCCABE NAMED MAC SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: After leading the Eastern
Michigan University soccer team to a pair of victories to start the Mid-American Conference season,
junior Megan McCabe has been named MAC Female Scholar Athlete of the Week, the conference
announced for the period ending Sept. 29. McCabe earns the award for the second time, improving
her weekly conference accolade total to six for her career.
McCabe was a primary factor in the Eagles beginning their MAC regular season title defense with a
pair of victories last weekend. The junior made 16 saves over 184 total minutes as EMU defeated Miami
2-0 on the road, Sept. 26, before taking down Ball State 2-1 in overtime, Sept. 28. Against the RedHawks,
McCabe tied her season high by making nine saves for her fourth shutout of the season. McCabe also
became the only goalkeeper to keep Miami off the scoreboard for an entire game in 2014. In Sunday’s
overtime win versus the Cardinals, McCabe was fantastic between the posts, making save after save
to keep the Eagles in the match. The Arlington Heights, Ill. native completed a strong weekend with
3-Time MAC Regular Season Champions: 1999, 2003, 2013
The Scott Hall File
The 2014 season marks Head Coach Scott Hall’s 16th year leading the Eastern Michigan University women’s soccer team. Hall has
been with the program since it came into existence in 1995, serving
as assistant coach for four seasons before taking over as head coach
in 1999.
Hall, a former member of the EMU men’s soccer team from 199094, has a career record of 157-118-43 and a 100-55-23 mark in MidAmerican Conference play. Under Hall, EMU squads have enjoyed
eight seasons of 10-or-more victories including a pair of 15-or-more
win campaigns (1999, 2001). Hall’s teams have qualified for the MAC
Tournament 12 times and captured one tournament title, three regular season titles and nine top-five finishes.
In his latest season at the helm, Hall led the team to a 12-7-2
record, including 8-2-1 in MAC play, to capture the Mid-American
Conference regular season title, the program’s first since 2003. For
his strong leadership, Hall was named MAC Coach of the Year by his
peers in the conference. Along with standing atop of the conference
at the conclusion of the regular season, EMU led the MAC in several
categories: points (137), goals (45), goals per game (2.14), assists
(47) and assists per game (2.24). The offensively-charged Eagles produced the 33rd-best scoring offense in the nation, ranking 23rd nationally in points and 13th in assists. The 45 goals were the third-most
scored in a single season in program history. Eastern was in every
contest throughout the season as all seven losses were only by one
goal. Individually, forward Angela Vultaggio was named MAC Offensive Player of the Year, while junior Emily Dzik shared MAC Defensive
Player of the Year honors.
The 2012 team rebounded from missing the postseason in 2011
to capturing third place overall in the Mid-American Conference and
second in the West Division with an overall record of 11-6-2 and an
8-3-0 MAC mark. The Eagles posted their first 11-win season since
2009 and first eight-win performance in conference action since
2003 while achieving the largest single-season turnaround in program history.
During his first season as head coach in 1999, Hall led the Eagles
to their first-ever Mid-American Conference title and NCAA tournament berth. During that memorable 1999 season, Eastern Michigan
was ranked sixth nationally in team defense, with a 0.55 goals against
average. The Eagles also finished the year with 13 shutouts, good
for seventh in the nation. Goalkeeper Sarah Willis was named MAC
Player of the Year following the season, along with five other Eagles
garnering all conference honors. Hall was selected MAC Coach of the
Year for his efforts, the first time an EMU soccer coach earned the
award. Hall was named MAC Coach of the Year again following the
2001 season after going 10-4-1 in conference play.
The 2003 campaign also proved to be a historic run for the Green
and White. EMU opened up MAC play going unbeaten in the first
nine games with a 7-0-2 mark en route to the MAC regular-season
title and earning the No. 1 seed for the tournament with an 8-2-2
record. The Eagles hit double digit wins again during the 2004 campaign, going 10-7-3 with a 6-4-2 MAC record.
After missing the tournament in 2006, Hall’s team bounced back
with a 5-4-2 MAC record in 2007, earning the No. 5 seed for the postseason tournament. EMU lost a heartbreaking 2-1 overtime game to
Bowling Green, ending the 2007 season with a 7-8-4 mark for the
Green and White. The 2008 season was a return to the upper echelon
of the Mid-American Conference for Hall and the Eagles. EMU made
it to the championship match in 2008 before losing a tough 1-0 game
to the University of Toledo. In 2009, the Green and White cracked the
semifinals and were led by MAC Player of the Year Ashley Rodrigues.
In 2010, the Eagles finished with a 9-7-5 overall record with a 6-2-3
mark in MAC play. Hall’s squad earned the No. 4 seed headed into
the MAC Tournament but fell in a nail-biter to Western Michigan on
penalty kicks in the opening round.
Throughout his tenure with the Eagles, Hall has coached four
MAC Players of the Year, 45 all-conference selections, 49 Academic
All-MAC picks and nine All-Great Lakes region performers.
The 42-year-old Hall took over the women’s soccer program
following the tragic death of the program’s first head coach, Paul
Scicluna, in the fall of 1998. He had served as assistant coach since
the inaugural season in 1995. During his time as assistant coach, the
Eagles qualified for the MAC Tournament in 1997 and 1998. Hall also
worked with his mentor at Total Soccer, Inc. as a counselor and instructor.
A four-year varsity letterwinner at Grand Ledge High School
(1985-89), Hall earned All-Capital Area Conference and All-League
honors. He continued his career as a member of the Eastern Michigan University men’s soccer program from 1990-94, earning four
varsity letters.
An Eastern Michigan graduate, Hall earned his bachelor’s degree
in elementary education in 1994. Hall and his wife, Sue, have a son
Jack (9), and a daughter, Maya (7). They reside in South Lyon, Mich.
MAC Tournament Champions: 1999
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The EMU Record Book
Career Goals
1.
Jessica Hupe (2000-04)
49
2.
Amanda Kulikowski (1998-2001)
35
3. Angela Vultaggio (2011-Present)
31
4.
Katie Lewis (1998-2001)
24
5. Cara Cutaia (2010-13)
22
Career Points
1.
Jessica Hupe (2000-04)
117
2.
Amanda Kulikowski (1998-2001)
101
3.
Angela Vultaggio (2011-Present)
79
4.
Katie Lewis (1998-2001)
65
5. Cara Cutaia (2010-13)
63
Career Assists
1.
Amanda Kulikowski (1998-2001)
31
2. Stephanie Janssens (2007-10)
23
3.
Jessica Hupe (2000-04)
21
3. Stephanie Clarke (2010-13) 21
5.
Courtney Sindelar (1999-2002)
19
Career Save Pct.
1.
Monique Budani (2006-10)
2.
Maggie Manville (2007-09, 11)
.872
.825
3. Megan McCabe (2012-Present)
.821
4.
Sarah Willis (1998-2000)
.817
5.
Aryn McCumber (2001-02)
.792
Career Saves
1.
Monique Budani (2006-10)
387
2.
Maggie Manville (2007-09, 11)
315
3.
Nikki Allen (2001-04)
312
4. Erin Norton (1996-99)
297
5.
Sarah Willis (1998-2000)
250
Career Goals Against Average
1.
Sarah Willis (1998-2000)
0.92
2.
Monique Budani (2006-10)
0.94
3. Megan McCabe (2012-Present)
0.98
4.
Aryn McCumber (2001-02)
1.07
5.
Maggie Manville (2007-09, 11)
1.08
Career Shutouts
1.
Sarah Willis (1998-2000)
24
2.
Monique Budani (2006-10)
23
3.
Maggie Manville (2007-09, 11)
17
4.
Erin Norton (1996-99)
12
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seven saves against Ball State. McCabe saw 23 shots from 11 different Cardinals, but only allowed a
single goal early in the first half as she constantly sacrificed her body to prevent the ball from finding
the back of the net.
McCabe, an exercise science major with a 3.58 GPA, was named MAC Scholar Athlete of the week
for the first time in her career, Oct. 27, 2013, as the Eagles zeroed in on their conference regular season
title. She also earned MAC Defensive Player of the Week honors three times as a junior, while sharing
the honor once during her sophomore season.
» MILES UPON MILES: After two home exhibition matches as well as two games at Scicluna Field
to begin the regular season, EMU spent 35 days away from Ypsilanti for six road contests. Before the
Eagles returned home, Sept. 28, they traveled a total of 3,171 miles during the six-game road trip.
The longest venture was out to the West Coast to face Oregon and Oregon State; the distance from
Ypsilanti to Eugene, Ore. is 2,373 miles. Life on the rigorous road ended Sept. 26 in Oxford, Ohio as
Eastern defeated Miami University, 2-0, to kick off MAC play. Two days later, the team returned home
to down Ball State in overtime, 2-1, in a Sunday afternoon affair, Sept. 28.
» CRACKING THE NSCAA GREAT LAKES REGION POLL: Following a perfect 2-0 opening MAC
weekend, the EMU soccer team came in at No. 8 in the NSCAA/Continental Tire NCAA Division I Great
Lakes Region rankings for the period ending, Sept. 30. Eastern was one-of-two MAC schools in the
rankings with rival Western Michigan University at No. 9. Illinois State University cracked the poll at
No. 10, and the remaining seven teams were Big Ten Conference institutions. Penn State University
topped the rankings, while the University of Michigan and Michigan State University were No. 5 and
No. 7, respectively.
» PRESEASON POLL PREDICTS EMU TO FINISH SECOND IN MAC WEST: The 2014 EMU women’s
soccer team has been picked to finish second in the Mid-American Conference West Division as the
conference released its preseason coaches’ poll, Monday, Aug. 18. In addition to the runner-up prediction, the Eagles also received two votes to win the West.
Western Michigan University topped the standings as the favorite to win the West with seven firstplace votes, while EMU and Ball State each received a pair of first-place votes to follow the Broncos
in second and third, respectively. The majority of coaches also felt that WMU would repeat as MAC
Tournament champion. Rounding out the West in order of the final three spots are Central Michigan
University, the University of Toledo and Northern Illinois University.
In the East, the coaches overall felt that Kent State University would claim the top spot in the division;
however, Miami University, predicted to end up behind the Golden Flashes, held seven first-place votes
compared to just five for KSU. With those two teams taking all of the votes to finish at the top, Ohio
University followed in third and the University at Buffalo was tabbed to finish fourth. The University of
Akron and Bowling Green State University completed the standings in the East division.
Last year, the preseason poll predicted the Green and White to finish second in the West, but the
Eagles exceeded those expectations by standing alone atop the Mid-American Conference at the
conclusion of the regular season with an 8-2-1 record in MAC play and a 12-7-2 overall record. The
conference championship was the program’s third overall and first since the 2003 season. Despite losing
five seniors to graduation, Coach Scott Hall returns a veteran cast that includes 2013 MAC Offensive
Player of the Year Angela Vultaggio and MAC Co-Defensive Player of the Year Emily Dzik.
2014 MAC Women’s Soccer Preseason Coaches’ Poll (First-Place votes in parentheses)
East Division West Division
1. Kent State (5)
1. Western Michigan (7)
2. Miami (7)
2. Eastern Michigan (2)
3. Ohio
3. Ball State (2)
4. Buffalo
4. Central Michigan (1)
5. Akron
5. Toledo
6. Bowling Green
6. Northern Illinois
MAC Tournament Predicted Champion: Western Michigan
» POWER PLAYS: The gauntlet of the grueling non-conference schedule continued for Coach Scott
Hall and his squad. The Green and White went through a stretch of playing five consecutive games
against teams from the five “power” conferences for the fourth-toughest non-conference schedule in
the nation. During those contests, the Eagles played .500 soccer, going 2-2-1. EMU started with a 2-0
victory over Indiana at home, before dropping a road matchup at Michigan State and a neutral site
contest to nationally-ranked Texas Tech in overtime. Looking to get back on the winning track, the
Eagles were successful in their trip to Oregon. EMU and Oregon played to a 1-1 draw before Eastern
downed the Oregon State Beavers, 1-0. Similar to last season, the tough non-conference schedule will
test EMU and prepare the team for the Mid-American Conference slate.
» EMILY DZIK NAMED 2014 SENIOR CLASS AWARD CANDIDATE: Eastern Michigan University senior
Emily Dzik was chosen as a candidate for the 2014 Senior CLASS Award. Dzik is one-of-30 women’s
soccer student-athletes that was selected throughout the nation, Sept. 2. An acronym for Celebrating
Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School®, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-
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athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders
in their communities.
In terms of character, Dzik is a leader for the EMU soccer program. Starting in every game since she
arrived on campus as a freshman, she has proven to be a leader on the field. Her teammates look up to
her, and she is serving as a team captain for the 2014 campaign.
Dzik is a two-time All-MAC First Team honoree and has started every game of her EMU career. She
was named MAC Co-Defensive Player of the Year in 2013, leading the EMU defense that pitched five
shutouts throughout the season as the Eagles captured the MAC regular season crown. She started
every game for the Eagles, playing 1,930 out of a possible 1,967 minutes. Dzik collected NSCAA AllGreat Lakes Region Third Team and All-MAC First Team honors for her performance on the pitch, while
proving to be an offensive threat on corner kicks as three headers found the back of the net. She was
also recognized for athletic and academic success by earning Capital One Academic All-District Second
Team and Academic All-MAC accolades.
Dzik was a leader among the EMU soccer student-athletes as they became role models for kids on
youth soccer teams, running out on the pitch with the Eagles for the starting lineups. Also, in the Eagles’
final non-conference match of the 2013 season, Sept. 22, at Scicluna Field against Indiana State, the
Eastern Michigan University soccer team recognized the match as Cancer Awareness Day. The Eagles
sported teal armbands, headbands and special white jerseys with teal-colored numbers, the color of
ovarian cancer awareness. As an upperclassman, Dzik was one of the leaders with this important awareness day.
Dzik excels in the classroom with a difficult major, holding a 3.98 GPA while studying nursing. In 2013,
Dzik was recognized for athletic and academic success by earning Capital One Academic All-District
Second Team and Academic All-MAC accolades. She also found herself as an Academic All-MAC studentathlete in her sophomore season, the first year eligible for the honor. Dzik is an EMU Scholar Athlete
with one of the highest GPAs out of all Eastern Michigan student-athletes.
The list will be narrowed to 10 finalists midway through the regular season, and those 10 names will
be placed on the official ballot. Ballots will be distributed through a nationwide voting system to media,
coaches and fans, who will select one male candidate and one female candidate who best exemplify
excellence in the four Cs of community, classroom, character and competition.
» ANGELA VULTAGGIO NAMED MAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: After leading the EMU soccer
team to a pair of 2-0 victories to start the season, senior Angela Vultaggio earned the first MAC Offensive Player of the Week distinction for the 2014 season. The senior Eagle picks up the weekly award
for the fourth time in her career.
The 2013 MAC Offensive Player of the Year picked up right where she left off last season with an
impressive start to the 2014 campaign. Vultaggio scored three of her team’s four goals on opening
weekend in wins over Fordham, Aug. 22, and Indiana, Aug. 24. Four of her seven shots landed on goal
as she paced the EMU offensive attack.
Vultaggio scored her first goal of the season in the victory over Fordham; the keeper came to the top
of the box, and the senior picked her spot and placed it with perfection in the back of the net to give
the Green and White the 1-0 advantage.
In the win over Indiana, Vultaggio, known for having a knack of finding the back of the net, struck
all three of her shots on goal within three minutes of one another, and her final two were successful in
getting past the keeper in the 24th and 25th minutes. Her goals were within 53 seconds of one another
as the Chesterfield, Mich. native rifled a strike in the upper left-hand corner of the net for the goal before
converting on a 30-yard run. Vultaggio did not miss her one-on-one opportunity, making a shifty move
to stymie the keeper and put the ball away for the two-goal advantage. The two-goal contest marked
the fourth multi-goal game of her EMU career.
The EMU Record Book
Season Goals
1.
Jessica Hupe (2002)
17
2.
Angela Vultaggio (2013)
13
3.
Jessica Hupe (2004)
12
3.
Jessica Hupe (2001)
12
5.
5 tied at 11
Season Points
1.
Jessica Hupe (2002)
39
2.
Angela Vultaggio (2013)
34
2.
Amanda Kulikowski (1999)
34
4.
Jessica Hupe (2004)
31
5.
Jessica Hupe (2001)
29
5.
Cara Cutaia (2013)
29
Season Assists
1.
Amanda Kulikowski (1999)
12
2. Stephanie Janssens (2008)
11
3. Angela Vultaggio (2013)
8
3.
Cara Cutaia (2012)
8
3.
Stephanie Janssens (2007)
8
3.
Cyndi Mullins (2004)
8
Season Save Pct. (Five-game min.)
1.
Sarah Willis (1999)
.918
2.
Maggie Manville (2009)
.909
3.
Monique Budani (2008)
.902
4.
Monique Budani (2009)
.885
5.
Monique Budani (2010)
.874
Season Saves
1.
Monique Budani (2010)
146
2.
Erin Norton (1997)
126
3.
Nikki Allen (2004)
125
3. Erin Norton (1996)
125
5.
Sarah Willis (1999)
112
2014 Mid-American Conference Standings
East Division
Buffalo
Miami Kent State
Ohio
Akron
Bowling Green
West Division
Eastern Michigan
Western Michigan
Northern Illinois
Ball State
Toledo
Central Michigan
Season Goals Against Average
W
2
1
1
1
0
0
Conference
Overall
L
T Pct. GF GA
W
L T
0
0 1.000 3 0
6
2 1
1
0 .500 2 2
7
2 0
1
0 .500 3 2
6
3 1
1
0 .500 3 2
4
6 0
2
0 .000 1 6
4
5 1
2
0 .000 0 7
1
8 0
Pct.
.722
.778
.650
.400
.450
.111
GF GA
11 8
15 9
15 7
13 18
12 20
10 23
W
2
2
2
1
0
0
L
0
0
0
1
2
2
Pct.
.722
.800
.400
.667
.350
.250
GF GA
15 9
17 4
14 20
18 8
7 14
10 20
T Pct. GF GA
0 1.000 4 1
0 1.000 3 0
0 1.000 4 2
0 .500 6 2
0 .000 1 4
0 .000 1 3
W
6
8
4
5
3
2
L
2
2
6
2
6
7
3-Time MAC Regular Season Champions: 1999, 2003, 2013
T
1
0
0
2
1
1
1.
Sarah Willis (1999)
0.46
2.
Maggie Manville (2009)
0.54
3.
Monique Budani (2008)
0.58
4.
Monique Budani (2009)
0.87
5.
Maggie Manville (2008)
1.02
Season Shots Faced
1.
Megan McCabe (2013)
303
2.
Maggie Manville (2011)
277
3.
Erin Norton (1997)
275
4.
Monique Budani (2006)
269
5.
Erin Norton (1996)
264
MAC Tournament Champions: 1999
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» LOFTY EXPECTATIONS: With nearly the entire team returning from 2012, the EMU soccer team came into the 2013 season with high expectations that
included a Mid-American Conference championship. The Eagles accomplished that goal with a 12-7-2 (8-2-1 MAC) record for the program’s third regular
season conference crown and first since 2003. The Green and White lost five seniors to last year’s team but return a plethora of talent that hopes to defend
the team’s MAC regular season title.
The Eagles will once again be led by 16th-year Head Coach Scott Hall, who has taken the squad to the conference postseason 12 times along with winning the MAC Tournament in 1999. Hall’s 2014 group features 19 returning letterwinners along with eight starters and six newcomers.
» DOUBLE DIGIT W’s: With 12 victories in 2013 and 11 in 2012, the Eagles recorded back-to-back double-digit win seasons for the first time since the 2008
and 2009 campaigns where EMU rattled off records of 13-5-5 and 11-4-6, respectively. Reaching double-digits in the win column for 2014 would mark the
first time the program has tallied 10-or-more victories in at least three consecutive seasons since the Green and White posted six straight double-digit win
seasons from 1996-2001.
» DEADLY DEFENSE: On the defensive side of the pitch, the Green and White return MAC Co-Defensive Player of the Year Emily Dzik to lead a defense that
helped pitch five shutouts and finished in the middle of the conference in goals allowed, giving up 1.10 goals per game. Not only is Dzik the anchor of the
EMU backline, but she also has proving to be a threat to score on set pieces, tallying three goals during 2013.
Alongside Dzik, fellow teammate Marisa Kozikowski returns for her senior season after collecting All-MAC Second Team accolades in 2013, and Jennifer
Bentley is back after starting all 21 games a season ago. The EMU defense will also welcome back redshirt-junior Hallee Kansman, who missed the entire
2013 campaign due to injury. Coach Hall will put the remainder of the defensive duties on returners and Julia Lombardi and Rachel Washburn, as well as
a group of newcomers which includes: Olivia Kitz, Chanel Vani and Alex Wilbanks.
» VETERAN GOALKEEPING: In goal, two starters will battle for the primary job in 2012 starter Jenna O’Dell and last season’s starter Megan McCabe. O’Dell
missed the 2013 season with an injury, but McCabe was fantastic throughout the year to serve as a focal point in the Eagles’ regular season MAC crown.
In her first full season in net for the Green and White, McCabe held down the defensive side of the pitch, stopping 93 shots in 21 games between the
posts, leading to four individual shutouts. Overall, the Arlington Heights, Ill. native tallied a 1.06 goals against average and an 80.2 save percentage while
helping pitch five EMU shutouts as a sophomore. She also set an EMU single-season record facing 303 shots, passing Maggie Manville’s previous school
record of 277, set back in 2011.
O’Dell last saw action as the Eagles’ starter in 2012, starting 16 games and compiling a record of 8-6-2 that included five shutouts. During that season,
she ranked second in the MAC in save percentage (.811), saves (90) and saves per game (5.62).
» SCORING FORWARDS: Despite losing All-MAC First Team honoree Stephanie Clarke to graduation, plenty of offense returns from a team that stood atop
the MAC in several categories: points (137), goals (45), goals per game (2.14), assists (47) and assists per game (2.24), while also ranking as the 33rd-most
potent offense in the nation. Leading the charge on the offensive side of the field will be reigning MAC Offensive Player of the Year Angela Vultaggio, who
scored 13 goals and a MAC-best 34 points, the second-highest totals of both categories in program history. Vultaggio showed her versitility as well, sharing
the ball by leading the team and conference in assists with eight. She will look to end her career with a strong senior season to place her near the top of
multiple EMU records.
Bianca Rossi, the leading goal-scorer for the Eagles and all-conference performer in 2012, recorded six goals throughout 2013 and will be back for her
final season donning the Green and White. Another returning forward is Megan Trapp, who appeared in all 21 games last year primarily off the bench. She
scored one goal and added two assists while providing quality minutes for Coach Hall’s squad. Also contributing to the EMU attack this season will be a pair
of sophomores in Madison Hirsch and Michelle Rollins.
» MAINSTAY MIDFIELDERS: The biggest losses for the Eagles come in the midfield with 2013 All-MAC First team honorees Stephanie Clarke and Cara Cutaia
earning their bachelor degrees. Nonetheless, a variety of experience is still around for the 2014 campaign.
EMU played the entire 2013 season without Chelsie Oddan, but the redshirt senior is back after suffering a season-ending injury at the beginning of last
year. Joining Oddan on the pitch after being sidelined in 2013 is redshirt-sophomore Ellie Tillar. The redshirt starter started the first game of the season
before a knee injury brought an early end to her season.
Martha Stevens who had a breakout 2013 season in which she scored three goals, including the game-winner in the season-opening contest versus
Detroit. Senior Molli Krick will provide veteran experience in the midfield as well after she started 20 games in 2013. Rounding out the returnees are sophomores Stef Barcelos and Gabriella Mancini. The duo combined to appear in 17 games in their first seasons donning the Green and White, and Barcelos
scored her first collegiate goal of her career in the Eagles’ victory over Stetson. Three freshman will split time on the offensive side of the pitch with the ability
to play both midfield and forward positions: Emma Camp, Irena Dedivani and Kristin Nason.
» REAL MADRID TRAINS AT EMU: It was a memorable day at Eastern Michigan University, July 31, as one of the most prestigious soccer programs in the
world, Real Madrid, invaded Ypsilanti to train at EMU’s Scicluna Field. Cristiano Ronaldo and the rest of Real Madrid practiced on Eastern’s home pitch
Thursday afternoon in preparation for the team’s International Champions Cup match against Manchester United, set to take place on Saturday, Aug. 2, at
Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor.
It was a total team effort between the Spanish soccer club and the EMU Department of Athletics to host the private training session. “To have one of the
most world renowned soccer clubs come to Eastern Michigan is a true honor,” remarked EMU Vice President and Director of Athletics Heather Lyke. “We
were really pleased with the opportunity to host them here. The recognition of our facilities, our staff and our women’s soccer student-athletes to see this
type of team train here was really the opportunity of a lifetime. This is something we all will remember, especially our student-athletes.”
The EMU soccer team also assisted in staffing the practice, an opportunity that the current Eagles will remember for the rest of their lives. “We were all
surprised and excited,” said junior goalkeeper Megan McCabe. “I’m from outside of Chicago, I made the trip up last night and I’m leaving tonight. It’s a great
opportunity for our school and our team.”
“When I first read the e-mail, my reaction was I need to cancel all of my plans,” remarked Megan Trapp. “It seemed to me that this was a once in a lifetime
opportunity. I’ve never seen an international game and to seeing these players work hard and watching their intensity, their focus, their energy is something
that will motivate us after winning a Mid-American Conference Championship.”
In addition to the excitement of the EMU soccer players, the coaching staff was thrilled about the opportunity as well. It was a chance for the Eagles’
staff to learn from professional players and coaches as well. “I’m speechless to be honest, seeing these guys on our pitch. For the team to be out here and
see them play at this pace and their intensity, this is what soccer dreams are made of,” noted EMU Head Soccer Coach Scott Hall. “Once you get past the
starstruck of seeing Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and all of these guys out here, you just realize that this is an amazing experience.”
Coach Hall also believes that this will benefit the Eagles as the team begins to train themselves for the upcoming season. “I think this brings us together
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The home of the 2013 Mid-American Conference Women’s Soccer Regular Season Champions with a capacity of 700, Scicluna Field has hosted EMU women’s soccer competition since
the 1995 season. Through the program's 20 seasons, the Eagles have compiled a record of 100-44-24 on their home pitch. The field is equipped with a full-size scoreboard, perfect for fan
viewing. This past season, Scicluna Field was the site of the 2013 Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinals and championship match.
The field is named in honor of Paul Scicluna, the first head coach of the EMU women’s soccer program after it was started in 1994. Scicluna led the team to a 38-32-2 record during his
tenure, including an 11-5-2 mark in Mid-American Conference play in 1997 and 1998. Scicluna died tragically on a recruiting trip in 1999, and the field named in his honor.
3-Time MAC Regular Season Champions: 1999, 2003, 2013
MAC Tournament Champions: 1999
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2014 Eastern Michigan season Statistics
Date
Opponent ScoreOverall Conf Attend Goals scored
Aug. 22
FORDHAM
W 2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 101 VULTAGGIO, Angela (Krick, Molli)
DZIK, Emily (HIRSCH, Madison)
Aug. 24
INDIANA
W 2-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 157 VULTAGGIO, Angela (ODDAN, Chelsie)
VULTAGGIO, Angela (TRAPP, Megan)
Aug. 29
at Michigan State
L 0-3 2-1-0 0-0-0 425 Aug. 31
vs. Texas Tech
LOT 1-2 2-2-0 0-0-0
- VULTAGGIO, Angela (TRAPP, Megan)
Sept. 5
at Oregon
TO2 1-1 2-2-1 0-0-0 424 ROSSI, Bianca (KOZIKOWSKI, Marisa)
Sept. 7
at Oregon State
W 1-0 3-2-1 0-0-0 284 TRAPP, Megan (HIRSCH, Madison)
Sept. 21
at Illinois-Chicago
W 4-2 4-2-1 0-0-0 212 KRICK, Molli (ROSSI, Bianca)
TILLAR, Ellie (KOZIKOWSKI, Marisa)
DZIK, Emily (KRICK, Molli)
KANSMAN, Hallee (HIRSCH, Madison)
Sept. 26
at Miami*
W 2-0 5-2-1 1-0-0 279 TILLAR, Ellie (DZIK, Emily; ODDAN, Chelsie)
VULTAGGIO, Angela (ROSSI, Bianca)
Sept. 28
BALL STATE*
WOT 2-1 6-2-1 2-0-0 277 ROSSI, Bianca (ODDAN, Chelsie; VULTAGGIO, Angela)
ROSSI, Bianca (STEVENS, Martha)
Oct. 3
at Akron*
L 1-2 6-3-1 2-1-0 399 VULTAGGIO, Angela (penalty kick)
Oct. 5
at Buffalo*
L 0-2 6-4-1 2-2-0 139 -
TEAM RECORD
Overall:
Conference:
Home:
Away:
Neutral:
Overtime:
W-L-T
6-4-1
2-3-0
3-0-0
3-3-1
0-1-0
1-1-1
ATTENDANCE
Total:
Home:
Away:
Neutral:
Dates
11
3
7
1
Total Average
2697 245
535 178
2162 309
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2014 Eastern Michigan individual Season Statistics
Name
VULTAGGIO, Angela
ROSSI, Bianca
KRICK, Molli
TILLAR, Ellie
TRAPP, Megan
ODDAN, Chelsie
DZIK, Emily
STEVENS, Martha
HIRSCH, Madison
MANCINI, Gabriella
ROLLINS, Michelle
KANSMAN, Hallee
LOMBARDI, Julia
KOZIKOWSKI, Marisa
BARCELOS, Stefanie
WILBANKS, Alex
WASHBURN, Rachel
VANI, Chanel
Total...............
Opponents...........
GP-GS
11-11
9-8
11-11
11-2
11-10
11-11
11-11
11-3
11-10
10-0
7-0
11-11
8-7
10-8
7-0
1-0
6-4
10-3
11
11
Min
879
668
980
509
588
867
1017
498
632
252
106
977
477
801
151
15
234
526
-
-
G
6
3
1
2
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
13
A
1
2
2
0
2
3
1
1
3
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
17
13
Pts
13
8
4
4
4
3
5
1
3
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
49
39
Sh
31
28
13
10
9
8
7
7
6
4
2
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
131
173
Shot%
.194
.107
.077
.200
.111
.000
.286
.000
.000
.000
.000
.500
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.122
.075
SOG
15
13
6
5
4
3
3
3
0
3
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
60
66
SOG%
.484
.464
.462
.500
.444
.375
.429
.429
.000
.750
1.000
.500
.500
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.458
.382
YC-RC
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
5-0
3-0
GW
2
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
4
PK-ATT
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
Corner
0
0
0
0
0
21
0
0
6
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
5
0
-
-
T
1
0
1
1
Sho
4
0
4
2
Faced
158
15
173
129
Eastern Michigan 2014 Goalie Statistics
Name
McCABE, Megan
O’DELL, Jenna
Total...............
Opponents...........
GP-GS
10-10
1-1
11
11
Minutes
926:28
90:00
1016:28
1016:28
GA
10
3
13
16
Avg
0.97
3.00
1.15
1.42
Saves
50
3
53
44
Pct
.833
.500
.803
.733
W
6
0
6
4
L
3
1
4
6
Team saves: 0
Game Breakdown
GOALS BY PERIOD
Eastern Michigan
Opponents
1st
11
5
2nd
4
7
OT
1
1
OT2
0
0
Total
16
13
SHOTS BY PERIOD
Eastern Michigan
Opponents
1st
64
78
2nd
66
85
OT
1
7
OT2
0
3
Total
131
173
SAVES BY PERIOD
Eastern Michigan
Opponents
1st
23
19
2nd
24
25
OT
4
0
OT2
2
0
Total
53
44
CORNER KICKS BY PRD
Eastern Michigan
Opponents
1st
16
22
2nd
19
24
OT
0
1
OT2
0
0
Total
35
47
FOULS BY PERIOD
Eastern Michigan
Opponents
1st
21
39
2nd
54
39
OT
3
0
OT2
2
2
Total
80
80
3-Time MAC Regular Season Champions: 1999, 2003, 2013
MAC Tournament Champions: 1999
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