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2012
North Texas soccer
fact and recorDS BOOK
soccer
2012
North Texas soccer
fact and recorDS BOOK
soccer
North Texas
Athletics Department
1301 S. Bonnie Brae
Denton, TX 76207
Office: (940) 565-2662
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Credits: the North Texas Media Relations Department
Photography: Rick Yeatts
Mean Green Mission Statement
* To promote and monitor the educational achievement and personal growth of student-athletes, emphasizing that their educational growth and development is the primary purpose of intercollegiate athletics.
* To conduct an athletics program that protects and enhances the physical and educational welfare of student-athletes.
* To provide fair and equitable opportunity for all student-athletes and staff participating in intercollegiate sport activities, regardless of gender or ethnicity.
* To promote the principles of good sportsmanship and honesty in compliance with the University of North Texas, state, NCAA
and conference regulations.
* To conduct a competitive athletics program that promotes faculty, staff, student and community affiliation with the University of
North Texas.
* To serve the community through public service and outreach activities which positively reflect on the University of North Texas
and promote good will in the community.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Soccer Quick Facts
2 PROFILES
University Information
2012 Roster............................................................2
Head Coach............................................................3
Assistant Coaches.....................................................5
Player Profiles.........................................................7
Newcomer Profiles.................................................. 15
18 2011 IN REVIEW
2011 Results and Statistics........................................ 18
2011 Sun Belt in Review........................................... 19
All-Time Series...................................................... 20
Location: Denton, Texas
Founded: 1890
Enrollment: 35,754
Nickname: Mean Green
Colors: Green and White
Conference: Sun Belt
President: V. Lane Rawlins
Athletic Director: Rick Villarreal
Home Facility: Mean Green Soccer Complex
Main Athletics Phone: 940.565.2662
School Website: MeanGreenSports.com
Staff Information
Year-By-Year Records............................................... 24
Head Coach: John Hedlund
Alma Mater: Midwestern State (’85)
Overall Record: 234-94-21 (17 years)
NT Record: Same
Office Phone: 940.565.3669
E-Mail: john.hedlund@unt.edu
Assistant Coach: Cassidy Acuff
E-Mail: cassidy.acuff@unt.edu
All-Time Appearances.............................................. 25
Soccer Information
21
RECORDS
Individual Scoring................................................... 21
Individual Records.................................................. 22
Goalkeeping Records............................................... 22
Year-By-Year Leaders............................................... 23
Team Records........................................................ 26
Program Records.................................................... 27
Miscellaneous and Coaching Records............................ 28
North Texas Hall of Fame.......................................... 29
Year-By-Year Results................................................ 30
2010 Season Results................................................ 33
2011 Season Results................................................ 34
North Texas Soccer Field Records................................ 35
Letterwinners........................................................ 36
All-Time Awards..................................................... 37
First Year of Program: 1995
Starters R/L: 5/6
Letterwinners R/L: 12/7
Newcomers: 12
2011 Overall Record: 14-4-3
2011 Sun Belt Record (Finish): 8-1-1 (1st)
Media Information
Soccer Media Contact: Tyler Bouldin
Cell Phone: 972.904.7219
E-Mail: tyler.bouldin@unt.edu
Academic Awards................................................... 38
Memorable Moments............................................... 39
History................................................................ 40
2012 North Texas soccer Fact And Records Book
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profiles
9
9
Numerical Roster
No.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26
9
Name
Kerestine, Jackie
Riley, Haley
Holt, Shelly
Ortiz, Gabi
McDowell, Carly
Moreau, Jackie
Grisham, Molly
Graham, Tess
Cox, Leah
Hercules, Lynda
Pineda, Karla
Bucklew, Paige
Haggerty, Amber
Guderian, Allison
Brooks, Kara
Hodges, Kelsey
Young, Michelle
Pantoja, Marissa
Stallcup, Alyson
Ross, Katelyn
Hulstein, Lindsey
Adamé, Tori
Burgardt, Amanda
Mengwasser, Madden
Funamoto, Miki
Ht.
GK
K
D
MF
MF
MF
D
D
MF
F
MF
D
F
D
MF
D
F
MF
MF
F
MF
D
F
MF
D
Yr.
6-1
5-9
5-5
5-5
5-4
5-8
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-5
5-6
5-4
5-6
5-7
5-7
5-4
5-5
5-10
5-4
5-9
5-4
5-7
5-5
5-6
Pos.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
RFr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Hometown
Euless, Texas
Allen, Texas Birdville, Texas Austin, Texas Plano, Texas Coppell, Texas Longview, Texas Denton, Texas Colleyville, Texas Plano, Texas
Houston, Texas Denton, Texas Mesquite, Texas Coppell, Texas Hurst, Texas Denton, Texas Mesquite, Texas Sachse, Texas Keller, Texas Justin, Texas Denton, Texas Ovilla, Texas Arlington, Texas
Bedford, Texas Kobe, Japan
Last School
Colleyville Heritage
Allen
Birdville
McNeil
Plano West
Coppell
Longview
Guyer
Liberty Christian
BYU
Aldine
Guyer
Dallas Christian School
Coppell
L.D. Bell
Guyer
Poteet
Sachse
Keller
Texas A&M-Commerce
Guyer
Houston Baptist
SMU
Euless Trinity
Nagata
Ht.
D
MF
D
F
MF
D
D
D
D
F
F
D
D
MF
GK
MF
MF
MF
MF
MF
MF
GK
F
MF
F
Yr.
5-4
5-7
5-6
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-6
5-6
5-4
5-7
5-7
5-5
5-9
6-1
5-4
5-5
5-8
5-5
5-5
5-5
5-9
5-4
5-10
5-4
Pos.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
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Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Hometown
Ovilla, Texas Hurst, Texas Denton, Texas Arlington, Texas Colleyville, Texas Denton, Texas
Longview, Texas Coppell, Texas
Kobe, Japan
Mesquite, Texas Plano, Texas
Denton, Texas Birdville, Texas Denton, Texas
Euless, Texas
Plano, Texas
Bedford, Texas
Coppell, Texas
Austin, Texas
Sachse, Texas Houston, Texas Allen, Texas Justin, Texas Keller, Texas Mesquite, Texas Last School
Houston Baptist
L.D. Bell
Guyer
SMU
Liberty Christian
Guyer
Longview
Coppell
Nagata
Dallas Christian School
BYU
Guyer
Birdville
Guyer
Colleyville Heritage
Plano West
Euless Trinity
Coppell
McNeil
Sachse
Aldine
Allen
Texas A&M-Commerce
Keller
Poteet
Alphabetical Roster
No.
22 14 11 23 8 7 6 13 26
12 9
15 2 21 0 4 24 5 3 18 10 1 20 19 16 2012 roster
Name
Adamé, Tori
Brooks, Kara
Bucklew, Paige
Burgardt, Amanda
Cox, Leah
Graham, Tess
Grisham, Molly
Guderian, Allison
Funamoto, Miki
Haggerty, Amber
Hercules, Lynda
Hodges, Kelsey
Holt, Shelly
Hulstein, Lindsey
Kerestine, Jackie
McDowell, Carly
Mengwasser, Madden
Moreau, Jackie
Ortiz, Gabi
Pantoja, Marissa
Pineda, Karla
Riley, Haley
Ross, Katelyn
Stallcup, Alyson
Young, Michelle
HEAD COACH: John Hedlund
ASSISTANT COACH: Cassidy Acuff
GOALKEEPERS COACH: Matt Montayne
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Megan Burki
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2012 North Texas Soccer Fact And Records Book
profiles
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head coach
John
Hedlund
The Hedlund File
Coaching Career
1995-present: Head Women’s Coach,
North Texas
Head Coach
4 3rd - longest streak of consecutive
18th Year 4 Midwestern State ‘84
Having established himself as one of the most prominent coaches in the Central
Region, John Hedlund has molded the soccer program into one of the nation’s
elite.
Hedlund, who is entering his 18th season at North Texas, has had a winning
season all 17 years; only Anson Dorrance (North Carolina, 30 years) and
John Daly (William & Mary, 25 years) have active streaks of more winning seasons at one school. Since 1995, Coach
Hedlund has led North Texas to a 234-94-21 record, the 8th-best winning percentage among all coaches nationally at
just one school.
In 2011, Hedlund led the Mean Green to its sixth overall conference-championship trophy and fourth regular-season
title. North Texas beat Denver 1-0 on the last day of the season to clinch the top spot in the Sun Belt. Hedlund was
named Sun Belt Coach of the Year for the Mean Green’s 8-1-1 conference season.
Hedlund celebrated his 200-win milestone with a 2-1 triumph over Baylor on September 11, 2009.
During his tenure at North Texas, Hedlund’s 234 wins rank him 18th among active Division I women’s soccer coaches
with a winning percentage of .701. All-time, he is the 18th-winningest coach among Division I coaches. Hedlund is
also ranked 27th in victories among active coaches in Division I women’s soccer.
During his 17 years as the head coach of the Mean Green, Hedlund has seen 56 players selected to the all-conference
team, 16 players named all-region, and the Mean Green has never had a losing season in the program’s history.
Under Hedlund’s leadership, North Texas has captured four Sun Belt Conference regular-season championships and
two Sun Belt Conference Tournament titles. Hedlund has been named Sun Belt Coach of the Year three times (2004,
2005, 2011) and has been recognized as the North Texas Coach of the Year by the Dallas Morning News and the Dallas
All Sports Association. He was also named the Coach of the Year by the Greater Denton Sports Commission two years
in a row.
Hedlund started the program from scratch in 1995 by implementing a game plan that emphasizes recruiting from
the surplus of talent available in the Lone Star State. In his 17 years, the Mean Green has vaulted itself into one of the
premier programs in the state of Texas.
In 2007, Hedlund led North Texas to its best start in school history with a 13-2 record through the first 15 games.
Within the first 15 games, the Mean Green had two six-game winning streaks for the first time in school history. North
Texas reached the conference tournament championship game for the eighth straight season, a feat that has not been
matched by any other team in the Sun Belt Conference.
Hedlund led the Mean Green to its first-ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament and a school-record 16 wins
in 2004. Hedlund equaled that performance by winning 16 games and leading the Mean Green to back-to-back
SBC titles in 2005 and a second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament. Hedlund was also named the 2005 Sun Belt
Conference Coach of the Year. In 2005, North Texas set numerous school records and had the nation’s third-longest
unbeaten streak at 15 games.
At home, North Texas has established a record of dominance, with a record of 96-9-7 since the 2000 season.
Individually, Hedlund brought out the best in forward Marilyn Marin as she turned in the best individual season in
North Texas history in 2002. Marin led the nation in goals, points and points per game. She ended her career with 214
career points, tied for 10th in NCAA history, 88 goals, eight in NCAA history, 2.70 points per game, tied for seventh in
NCAA history, and 1.11 goals per game, tied for eighth in NCAA history.
His standard for success began in 2001 when he guided the Mean Green to the Sun Belt Conference’s regular-season
championship -- the program’s first-ever soccer title -- and a 13-5 overall record.
In 11 years in the Sun Belt Conference, the Mean Green has also earned the respect of the league’s coaches. 42 different
players have been selected all-conference and 31 have been named first-team all-conference since joining the SBC.
Marin and Kendall Juett are the only four-time all-conference selections in North Texas soccer history. Heather Hutyra
became the second player at North Texas to the named Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year. Under Hedlund’s
guidance, four of his players have also been chosen Freshman All-America, including Marin as a first team pick in
2000. Freshman Janaye Woods joined that list she was named the Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year and
winning seasons at one school
4 18th - best career winning
percentage among coaches all-time
4 27th - most victories among
active coaches
4 17 - consecutive winning seasons
with a 70 percent winning percentage
4 9 - seasons ranked in the top 10 of
the Central Region by Soccer Buzz
4 6 Conference Titles and 6 Runner-Up
2011
2005
2005
2004
2004
2001
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Belt Regular Season
Belt Regular Season
Belt Tournament
Belt Regular Season
Belt Tournament
Belt Regular Season
4 6-Time Coach of the Year
2011 Sun Belt Conference
2004, 2005 Greater Denton Sports
Commission
2001 Dallas Morning News
4 2-Time All-Academic Team Honors
in 1998 and 1999
Playing Career
1986-1995: Dallas Sidekicks
* 1987 MISL Champions
* 1993 CISL Champions
1988-91: Dallas Rockets
* 1989 SISL Defensive Player of the Year
1984-85: New York Express
* Signed with first professional team at
age 23
1983-84 US National Team
* Played with the US National Team in
several tournaments, which included
Sweden, Finland, South Korea and Canada
1980-84 Midwestern State Univer.
* 1984 All-American, Team Captain
* 1983, All-American, MVP National
Tournament, All-Tournament Team, tied
National Tournament record,
scoring four goals in one game
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head coach
named to the Freshman All-Region team in 2007.
Four women’s soccer players have been inducted to the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame. Krista Davey became the first soccer player to be inducted in 2005, followed by Christy
Johnson in 2007 and Marilyn Marin in 2008. Melinda Pina was voted into the Hall of Fame in 2011.
Under Hedlund, the Mean Green have also succeeded in the classroom, boasting an overall 3.4 team GPA in 2000 and twice being named the school’s All-Academic Team in 1998
and 1999.
The team was recognized for its off-field accomplishments by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America as one of the recipients for the 2010 NSCAA Team Academic
Award. The NSCAA annually hands out the academic honor to Division I schools whose team grade point average is a 3.0 or higher and the most recent accolade is for the 2009-10
academic year. The Mean Green, who posted a 3.30 team GPA in the spring of 2010, has now earned at least a 3.0 team GPA three years in a row. Additionally, the women’s soccer
team’s APR (Academic Progress Report) has been ranked in the top 10% nationally three out of the last four years.
Hedlund’s association with North Texas began in 1990 as an assistant men’s soccer coach. He served briefly as the head coach of the men’s program in 1994 before the university
discontinued the sport.
In 1995, Hedlund concluded a 12-year professional playing career in which he played defender for the United States Men’s Olympic qualifying team (1983-84), the New York
Express (1984-85), the Dallas Sidekicks (1986-87 and 1992-95) and the Dallas Rockets (1988-91).
In four seasons with the Sidekicks, he scored 15 goals in 78 games over four seasons, and ranks 19th in team history in shots blocked and 33rd in games played. He was a member
of the 1986-87 and 1993 Sidekicks championship teams, blocking a total of 20 shots during his playoff career, the 12th-most in Sidekicks history. He scored 5 goals in the 1994 CISL
playoffs for the Sidekicks, and ranks 20th in club history in playoff goals.
In the outdoor game, Hedlund played with the Richardson Rockets, who won the 1991 SISL Championship and reached the 1991 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final. Hedlund
helped the Rockets reach new heights in American soccer by reaching the fourth round of the 1992 CONCACAF Champions Cup. The Dallas Rockets were one of only three
United States teams to reach the fourth round of the Champions Cup in the pre-Major League Soccer era (1969-1994), but fell in the fourth round to Club America in Estadio
Azteca in Mexico City. He played with the United States Olympic team under Manfred Schellscheidt in the lead-up to the 1984 Summer Olympics, but missed the Olympic
Tournament due to injury. With the United States, Hedlund played tournaments in South Korea, Sweden, Finland and Malaysia.
A four-year letterwinner at Midwestern State University, Hedlund was twice voted to the NAIA All-America team in college. He scored 26 goals and added 12 assists, playing several
different positions on the pitch. He was named the Most Valuable Player in the 1983 NAIA National Tournament after leading the Mustangs to the championship game. He is a
member of Midwestern State’s Athletic Hall of Honor.
The Plano native holds a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Midwestern State and resides in Argyle with his wife, Julie, and sons Chad, who plays football for Wake Forest,
and Cole, who set the national high school football record in field goals made for Argyle High School in 2011.
John Hedlund’s Coaching Career
Year
School
RecordHighlights
1991
North Texas (Asst. Men’s Coach)
9-9-0
Beat nationally-ranked St. Louis
1992
9-6-2
Won seven of last nine games
1993
8-8-1
Went 6-2-1 in last nine games
1994
No North Texas team
1995
North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 11-6-1
Winning record in program’s inaugural season
1996
North Texas (Head Women’s Coach)
11-8
Missed Big West Tournament by one win
1997
13-6
Led country in scoring for five weeks
1998
13-4-2
First win over nationally-ranked opponent
1999
14-4-1
First-ever win over Texas
2000
15-5-2
Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Finals
2001
13-5
Sun Belt Conference Champions
2002
North Texas (Head Women’s Coach) 14-5-1
2003
15-6-1
2004
16-6-1
Advanced to NCAA Tournament
2005
16-4-2
Advanced to NCAA Tournament
2006
15-5-2
2007
15-8-0
2008
15-4-1
Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Semifinals
2009
12-7-2
Advanced to Sun Belt Tournament Semifinals
2010
12-7-2Eight game unbeaten streak
2011
14-4-3
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assistant coaches
Cassidy
Acuff
Matt
Montayne
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Third Year 4 UT-Dallas ‘06
Second Year 4 Midwestern
State ‘11
Cassidy Acuff enters her third year on the
University of North Texas soccer staff in 2012
after helping the Mean Green to the 2011 Sun
Matt Montayne enters his second year as
North Texas’ goalkeeper coach in 2012, bringing a wealth of experience coaching goalkeep-
Belt Conference Championship.
ers.
In the two complete seasons Acuff has been at North Texas, Mean Green players
have been named First Team All-Sun Belt four times. The Mean Green has won 26
games and a conference title since Acuff has been on staff.
In 2011, Montayne helped North Texas goalkeepers tie a single-season school
record with 11 shutouts, which were instrumental to winning the Sun Belt
Conference title. He helped starting keeper Jackie Kerestine to the North Texas
single-season goals-against-average record as a freshman. As a team, North Texas
posted the second-best goals against average in school history, and ranked 23rd in
the nation in GAA.
In 2011, she helped the Mean Green to its first conference championship since
2005, as North Texas finished 22nd in scoring offense and 23rd in goals against
average. The Mean Green also finished in the top 30 in shutout percentage and
win-loss-tie percentage in 2011.
She is among among the elite state coaches in Texas, serving as the head coach
for the U-15 and U-13 ODP teams for North Texas and worked side-by-side with
Gary Williamson, the NT State Coach and serval Regional/National coaches
through the ODP system, prior to her arrival at North Texas.
Acuff also served as the soccer coach at Dallas Hockaday School and won the
Southwest Preparatory Conference in 2007 and 2008.
As a player, Acuff played for the prestigious Dallas Texans coached by Hassan Nazari, winning the State Cup twice and also winning the SPC for Hockaday in 2000.
From there, she attended Purdue University and played in the Big Ten Conference
before transferring back home to finish her college career at the University of
Texas at Dallas.
Montayne has been a goalkeeper instructor since 2007, giving private lessons
through Dobsonsoccer.com since 2008. Additionally, Montayne has coached
Midwestern State University keepers, and coached keepers at prestigious youth
clubs such as Dallas Cosmos SC, Andromeda, Texas Lone Stars and Mustangs FC.
He has earned NSCAA Goalkeeping level I, II and III diplomas.
As a player, Montayne was a standout keeper, helping lead Richland College to
the 2003 NJCAA National Championship. Montayne played one year in the PASL
(Indoor Soccer) for the Rockwall Raptors. Montayne was a member of the ODP
pool, and was a two-time All-District selection at Naaman Forest High School. He
won a gold medal for Flame United in the junior championships in Prague, Czech
Republic.
Montayne is a 2011 graduate of Midwestern State University.
At UT-Dallas, Acuff was the Defensive Player of the Year in 2003 and led the Comets to the regional finals of the NCAA Division III tournament that same year. She
was also named team captain in 2003 and 2004.
Acuff received her bachelor’s degree in business administration from UT-Dallas in
2006.
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assistant coaches
Nicki
Sechelski
Daniel
Dobson
Director of Operations
Volunteer Coach
First Year 4 Texas A&M ‘07
First Year 4 Memphis
Nicki Sechelski is in her first year at North
Texas as director of soccer operations after
spending the past few years in College Station.
Daniel Dobson is in his first year as a North
Texas volunteer assistant coach after a successful run in major league and collegiate soccer.
The former Aggies goalkeeper has spent time as a club soccer coach for the Dallas
Texans, coach for the South Texas Olympic Development program, and was also a
physical-education teacher for Oakwood Intermediate in College Station.
Dobson has over six years of coaching experience, leading Select and Academy
teams in the DFW area. He has been the head JV coach at the Episcopal School of
Dallas since 2010.
Sechelski graduated from Texas A&M in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in science,
and is currently seeking a master’s in kinesiology with an emphasis in sports psychology at the University of North Texas.
As a player, Dobson saw time as a midfielder and defender for the University of
Memphis from 2001-04. He was the Tigers’ team captain in 2004, helping lead the
team to a Conference-USA regular-season title and C-USA tournament championship.
Following his collegiate playing days, he became the first Memphis product to sign
a Major League Soccer contract, gaining time with the Kansas City Wizards and
Chivas USA.
Dobson is a graduate of Naaman Forest High School in Garland, Texas.
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18
player profiles
14
Tori
Adame
Kara
Brooks
Defense
Midfield
Jr. 4 5-4
Ovilla, Texas 4 (Houston Baptist)
Sr. 4 5-7
Hurst, Texas 4 (L.D. Bell)
2011: Played in 18 games, including six
starts at left back from Aug. 28 to Sept. 16 …
Attempted two shots … Played 77 minutes
against SMU (Sept. 2) and vs. UC Riverside
(Sept. 16) … Helped hold opponents to a 0.99 GAA in games she started on the
back line.
2010 (HBU): Played in all 22 matches with 13 starts … Came off the bench to
score a goal in 32 minutes at South Dakota (10/22) … Assisted on a goal and
played a season-high 102 minutes against Lamar (9/29) … Played 1,166 minutes
for the Huskies in the midfield … Helped HBU win the Great West Championship
on penalty kicks by converting her attempt in the penalty shootout against North
Dakota (11/8) … Scored one goal and added an assist for three points on the
season … Took 15 shots, three on goal.
High School/Personal: Participated in cross country, track and soccer for two
years at Ovilla Christian School … Was 2006 TAPPS 4A Individual Cross Country
State Champion and led cross country team to a state championship … Led track
team to the district championship … Placed third in the state meet in the 4x4 relay
and 800m … Earned first-team all-state honors in the 4x400 and 800m in 2008 …
Placed third in the district in the 800m and the 4x400 relay. … Earned first-team
all-district honors in the 4x400 and 800m … Was the starting midfielder as a
freshman on the soccer team, starting every game … Transferred to Midlothian
High School junior year … Team was district champions and regional qualifiers
… Earned Honorable Mention junior year … Named team captain … Team was
district champions and regional semifinalists … Earned first team all-district, first
team all-region, academic all-state and TASCO Senior Showcase All-Star Team
participant … Led the team with 20 goals and nine assists senior year … Played
club for Dallas Sting Black 92 from 2006-07 … Team captain who led the team in
goals … team was the finalist in the 2007 Orange Classic Tournament and finalist
in 2007 Texas Cup … Moved to Sting Dallas Royal 92 from 2007-10 … CASL
Tournament finalists in 2007, Champion in 2008 and Texas Cup semifinalist in
2009 … Daughter of Alvino and Vanessa Adame … Born on January 21, 1992 …
Has one brother, Paul, and one sister, Leslie.
Career: Ranks seventh in career minutes
played.
2011: Started all 21 games, picking up five
assists … Played the entire duration of 15 games, including the last eight games
of the season … Played 1,822 minutes, second-most on the team and eighth-most
in a single season at North Texas … Had two assists against Troy in the Sun Belt
Tournament (Nov. 2) … Assisted against UALR (Oct. 20) … Assisted against Troy
(Oct. 7) … Assisted against Grambling (Aug. 28)
2010: Played the entire duration of 19 of 21 games, and played a team-high 1,938
minutes … Played every minute of the last 15 games of the season and ended the
season with an active streak of 1410 minutes played over 16 games … Anchored a
back line that ranked 35th in the nation in goals against average.
2009: Suffered a season-ending facial injury in the fourth game of the season
against Texas Tech and received a medical hardship for the 2009 season.
2008: Made a smooth transition from forward to defender and helped form a
dominant back line … Scored a goal in a win against ETSU … Took 19 shots in 20
games, 17 of which she started.
High School/Personal: Recorded 33 goals and 14 assists for L.D. Bell and was
named the District 7-5A Player of the Year for the second straight season …
Scored 89 career goals in her four years at L.D. Bell … Named the Fort Worth
Star-Telegram’s Player of the Year and to the Dallas Morning News All-Area team
… Named District 7-5A MVP and Forward of the Year … Was a three-time alldistrict performer and was also named to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram Tarrant
County Super Team twice and the Dallas Morning News All-Area Team … As a
junior, scored 28 goals with four assists … Played for the North Texas Olympic
Development Program State Team from 2002-04 and participated in the Olympic
Region III Camp in 2003 … Her club team, Sting, was ranked No. 18 nationally,
No. 5 in Region III and No. 2 in North Texas … Named to the District 7-5A AllAcademic Team and graduated with a 3.84 GPA … Daughter of Mark and Patti
Brooks … Has a sister, Amanda … Born on August 27, 1990.
Goals:
9/12/2008 East Tennessee State (56’)
ADAME’S CAREER STATS
BROOKS’ CAREER STATS
Year
GP-GS G A PtsShots GW PK
2010 (HBU) 22-13
1
1
3
15
0
0-0
2011
18-6 00 0 2 00-0
TOTAL 18-6 00 0 2 00-0
Year
2008
2009
2010
2011
TOTAL
20-161 0 219 00-0
5-4 00 0 0 00-0
21-210 0 0 0 00-0
21-210 5 522 00-0
67-621 5 7 0 00-0
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Leah
Cox
Midfield
Defense
So. 4 5-7
Colleyville, Texas4 (Liberty Christian)
2011: Played in 19 games, including one start
… Registered one assist on the season …
Assisted on the game’s only goal at Houston
(Sept. 4) … Started at Texas Southern (Aug. 26) … Played a season-high 63 minutes vs. Oral Roberts (Aug. 21) … Took four shots vs. Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 18)
… Ranked second among North Texas freshmen with 464 minutes played.
High School/Personal: Named to first team all-state for TAPPS 4A in 2008-09 &
2009-10 … Helped Liberty Christian win the 2009-10 TAPPS 4A State Championship … Named district offensive MVP during Liberty Christian’s championship run … Named to the All-State Tournament team in 2008-09 … Received
Newcomer of the Year honors in her district in 2008-09 … Named first team
All-district in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11 … Played club for Sting West ‘93 …
Born April 11, 1993 in Irving, Texas … Daughter of Dennis and Joan Cox … Has
one brother, Matthew and one sister, Amy.
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Allison
Guderian
Jr. 4 5-6
Coppell, Texas 4 (Coppell)
2011: Started the first 13 games of the season
at right back before missing the rest of the
season due to injury … Scored her first-career
goal from 40 yards out against Oral Roberts on Aug. 21 … Played a season-high
74 minutes against the Golden Eagles … North Texas led the Sun Belt in goals allowed at the time of her injury at Oct. 2 … Took four corner kicks and three shots
on the season.
2010: Played in all 21 games, and made two starts … Assisted on a goal vs. Prairie
View A&M on 8/27 … Took nine corner kicks over the course of the season.
High School/Personal: Won three letters for coach Chris Stricker at Coppell High
School … Holds eight years of experience on the club level … Played for Inter 92
Blue, FC Texas 92 and FC Dallas 92 from 2002 through 2007 … A member of Solar 92 from 2007 to 2010 … Attended the Olympic Development Program’s Region
III camp in 2008 … Also earned three letters in track and field … Born February
19, 1992 in Dallas, Texas … Daughter of Karl and Nancy Guderian … Has one
younger brother, Chad, and one younger sister, Madeline.
Goals:
8/21/2011 Oral Roberts (10’)
COX’S CAREER STATS
GUDERIAN’S CAREER STATS
Year
2011
19-1 0 1 111 00-0
TOTAL 19-1 0 1 111 00-0
Year
2010
21-2 0 1 113 00-0
2011
13-131 0 2 3 00-0
TOTAL 34-151 1 316 00-0
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Kelsey
Hodges
player profiles
Goals:
8/20/2010 Texas Southern (23’)
8/27/2010 vs. Prairie View A&M (13’)
10/10/2010 at South Alabama (4’)
10/15/2010 FIU (21’)
Defense
Jr. 4 5-7
Denton, Texas 4 (Guyer)
10/17/2010 FAU (10’)
8/26/2011 at Texas Southern (83’)
8/28/2011 Grambling (65’)
9/9/2011 Sam Houston State (3’)
9/18/11 vs. Cal State Fullerton (72’)
10/2/11 at Louisiana-Lafayette (14’)
10/23/11 at Arkansas State (63’)
10/28/11 Denver (5’)
2011: Named First Team All-Sun Belt … Led
all Sun Belt defenders with seven goals and
added four assists on the season … Scored the
game-winning goal on a free kick from beyond midfield and blocked a potential
game-tying goal with her face in North Texas’ Sun Belt title-clinching game against
Denver (Oct. 28) … Named Sun Belt Player of the Week and a national Prime
Time Performer by CollegeSoccer360 for her efforts against Denver … North
Texas had a 0.40 goals against average while she was on the field in league play …
Assisted on Nikki Crocco’s first goal against SMU (Sept. 2), finding her in the box
off a free kick from just in front of the midfield stripe … Played a team-leading
1,842 minutes, the 7th-most in a single season at North Texas … Scored a goal and
assisted on two others against Grambling (Aug. 28) … Played the entire duration
of 16 games … Played in all 21 games and started 20, primarily playing center back
… Named Preseason All-Sun Belt … Scored in back-to-back games twice; at Texas
Southern (Aug. 26) and Grambling (Aug. 28); at Arkansas State (Oct. 23) and
Denver (Oct. 28) … Converted her penalty kick attempt in the shootout against
Western Kentucky at the Sun Belt Tournament (Nov. 3)
2010: Started and played in 20 games … Led the team with nine goals … Ranked
113th in the nation in goals per game … Opened her career with a hat trick against
Texas Southern on 8/20, becoming the first North Texas player to record a hat
trick in her debut since Christy Johnson scored 5 goals against McNeese State on
8/30/1997 … Scored a hat trick vs. Prairie View A&M on 8/27, making her the first
North Texas player to have two hat tricks in the same season since Heather Hutyra
in 2005 … Scored in the fourth minute at South Alabama (10/10) … Scored in
the 21st minute against FIU (10/15) … Notched the game-winner against FAU
(10/17), scoring in her third straight game … Assisted on a goal against Arkansas
State, her first career assist (10/24).
High School/Personal: A four-time letter winner for coach Kristin Wilhelmson
at Guyer High School … Helped lead the Wildcats to the Class 4A Region I Finals
in 2010 and an area championship in 2009 … Selected to the TASCO All-Region
First Team and All-State Second Team in 2010 … Earned District 5-4A First Team
honors all four years … Tabbed District 5-4A’s Midfielder of the Year as a senior
and Newcomer of the Year as a freshman … Named Guyer’s Defensive MVP in
2010 … Set Guyer’s freshman record for goals and points scored … A four-time
academic all-district honoree and a TASCO Academic All-State selection in 2010
… A five-year member of Sting ‘92, where her highlights include four North Texas
State Cup titles, four USYS Region III Semifinals, one USYS National Semifinals,
and two Red Bull National Leage Semifinals … Also lettered in track and basketball … Holds the school record for long jump … Born Nov. 5, 1991 in Denton …
Daughter of Kevin and Ann Hodges … Has one younger brother, Kyle … Father
played football at Rice … Member of GHS Leadership Program, Junior National
Honor Society and Renaissance Program.
HODGES’ CAREER STATS
Year
2010
20-209 11953 30-0
2011
21-207 41829 20-0
TOTAL 41-401653782 50-0
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player profiles
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0
Shelly
Holt
Jackie
Kerestine
Defense
Goalkeeper
Jr. 4 5-5
Birdville, Texas 4 (Birdville)
So. 4 6-1
Euless, Texas 4 (Colleyville Heritage)
2011: Saw playing time in all 21 games and
played a total of 1,247 minutes … Started the
last eight games of the season and played at
least 90 minutes in each game … Led North Texas defenders with two assists in
conference games; vs Middle Tennessee (Sept. 25) and at Florida Atlantic (Oct. 16)
… Assisted at Texas Southern (Aug. 26) … Took a shot against Troy on Nov. 2 in
the Sun Belt Tournament
2010: Saw playing time in 12 games and a total of 306 minutes on the pitch …
Played a season-high 69 minutes at Sam Houston State … Took three shots.
High School/Personal: Played for coach Eddie Brown at Birdville High School
… A four-year letterman for the Hawks … Holds the Birdville H.S. record for
career assists … A three-time all-district performer … Named to the District 6-4A
First Team and Co-Midfielder of the Year as a senior … Also earned a spot on the
TASCO All-Region team in 2009 … An All-District 6-4A first team performer in
2008 … Garnered a spot on the TASCO All-Region team as a junior … Named to
the District 6-4A Second Team as a sophomore in 2007 … Born Sept. 18, 1991 in
Hurst, Texas … Is the daughter of Lance and Starla Holt … Has one older sister,
Holly, and one younger sister, Allison.
Career: Enters 2012 as the North Texas career
leader in goals against average (0.71) … Ranks
ninth on the career saves list with 72 … Ranks
sixth in career wins … Ranks seventh in career minutes played by a goalkeeper …
Tied for 5th with 9 career shutouts.
2011: Set a North Texas single-season record with a goals against average of 0.71
… Ranked second on North Texas single-season list with 9 shutouts … Ranked
fourth on North Texas’ single-season save percentage list (.837) … Posted seven
shutouts in the last 10 games of the year, and did not allow two goals in a single
game after Sept. 18 … Led the Sun Belt Conference in goals against average,
shutouts and save percentage in league games … Ranked 27th nationally in goals
against average … Named to the All-Sun Belt Tournament team, after not conceding a goal in the tournament … Tied for second in a single season with 14 wins on
the year … Named SoccerSavings.com/Dallas Soccer News Player of the Week on
Oct. 3 for making six saves and posting two consecutive shutouts at ULM (Sept.
30) and at Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct. 2) … Named the 13th-best player in the Sun
Belt Conference by Top Drawer Soccer … Saved a penalty kick against Middle
Tennessee (Sept. 25) … Posted a scoreless streak of 378:59 from Sept. 23 to Oct. 7
… Finished the season with a scoreless streak of 314:18 spanning from Oct. 23 to
the end of the season … Saved 10 shots at Arkansas State (Oct. 23) and vs. Western
Kentucky (Nov. 3), both of which tie for seventh-most in a single game at North
Texas … Picked up her first career shutout by making seven saves in a 1-0 victory
at Houston (Sept. 2)
High School/Personal: Named Fort Worth Star-Telegram Player of the Year in
2011 … Allowed only four goals in 26 games for a 0.15 GAA her senior season
… Did not allow a goal from 1/25 until overtime of the state title game on 4/16,
a span of 19 straight shutouts … Shut out the opponent in all 22 of Colleyville
Heritage’s wins in 2011 … Named to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram Super Team in
2010 and 2011 … Named District Goalkeeper of the Year in 2010 and 2011 … Led
Colleyville Heritage to the 5A State Title game in 2011 before falling in overtime
… Helped Colleyville Heritage win the District 5-5A championship in 2009 and
the Bi-District championship in 2010 … Holds the Colleyville Heritage school
record and qualified for regionals in the shot put … Played club for Sting West ‘93
… Born July 2, 1993 … Daughter of Paul and Diane Kerestine … Her father, Paul
Kerestine, lettered for the Mean Green football team in 1978 and 1979 … Has one
brother, Phillip, and one sister, Kerilyn.
HOLT’S CAREER STATS
KERESTINE’S CAREER STATS
Year
2010
12-0 00 0 3 00-0
2011
21-8 03 3 1 00-0
TOTAL 33-8 03 3 4 00-0
Year
2011
TOTAL
10
GP-GS Min. GAA SavesSHO Record
21-201785:000.71 72 7 14-4-3
21-201785:000.71 72 7 14-4-3
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4
player profiles
Carly
McDowell
Midfield
Sr. 4 5-4
Plano, Texas 4 (Plano West)
2011: Played in 21 games, starting 11 …
Scored twice against Grambling (Aug. 28)
… Scored against Oral Roberts (Aug. 21) …
Netted the game-winner against UALR (Oct. 20) … Took 29 corner kicks on the
season … Played a season-high 92 minutes at Arkansas State (Oct. 23) … Played
87 minutes in North Texas’ conference championship-clinching win against
Denver (Oct. 28)
2010: Played in 21 games, and started 16 … Doubled up against ULM on 10/1,
scoring in the 68th and 74th minute, making her the third North Texas player
to have a multi-goal game in 2010 … Scored directly off of a corner kick on 10/3
against Louisiana-Lafayette, giving her goals in two straight games … Scored
a goal and collected an assist against Arkansas State (10/24) … Assisted on the
game-winning goal vs. Jacksonville State (8/29).
2009: Played in 19 games with 16 starts … Scored two goals and compiled four
points … Took 26 shots and 13 shots on goal … Claimed a game-winning goal in a
1-0 win over Sam Houston State, the first game of her career … Netted her second
game -winner versus Louisiana-Lafayette.
High School: Under head coach Jennifer Grubb, won the state championship at
Plano West in 2007 … Selected first-team all-district in 2008 … Was the team
captain in 2008 … Finished high school with a 3.99 GPA and was a member of the
National Honor Society … Spent two years on the Olympic Development Program
with 90 North Texas State … Competed in track and was a gold medalist in the
100M and 200M … Played eight seasons of club soccer with Sting 91 and was a
team captain in 2001 and 2002.
Personal: Born October 18, 1990 … Daughter of Rick and Susan McDowell …
Has one sister, Caitlin, who plays soccer at the University of Maryland.
MCDOWELL’S CAREER STATS
Year
2009
19-162 0 426 20-0
2010
21-164 21022 10-0
2011
21-114 0 822 10-0
TOTAL 61-431022270 40-0
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Katelyn
Ross
Alyson
Stallcup
Forward
Midfield
Sr. 4 5-4
Justin, Texas 4 (Texas A&M
-Commerce)
So. 4 5-10
Keller, Texas 4 (Keller)
2011: Saw the field in 14 games and 321 total
minutes … Led all newcomers with three goals
on the season … Had an assist in the Mean
Green’s opening game against Oral Roberts (Aug. 21) … Scored goals in back-toback games against Texas Southern (Aug. 26) and Grambling (Aug. 28) … Scored
a goal on four shots versus Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct. 2)
2010 (Texas A&M Commerce): Played in three games for the Lions … Started
and played 23 minutes against TWU … Played a total of 63 minutes for the Lions.
2011: Played in 11 games, including a start vs.
Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 18) … Played 30 or
more minutes in four games and a season-high
39 versus Grambling on Aug. 28 … Took four shots on the season … Played 215
minutes on the season.
High School/Personal: Named an all-district selection in 2009 and 2011 … Played
club for Sting Blue ‘93 … Born on May 17, 1993 … Daughter of Frank and Theresa
Stallcup … Has one brother, Aaron.
2009 (Texas A&M-Commerce): Played in three contests … Scored first collegiate
goal in the 8-0 win over Texas A&M-International (9/4) … Took a season-high
three shots against the Dustdevils in 45 minutes of action … Earned a start in the
1-0 victory against TWU (9/29) … Saw action against St. Edward’s (9/20).
High School/Personal: A four-year letterwinner and two-time captain at Northwest High School … Played club soccer for the Solar ‘91 which was nationally
ranked … Saw action on the Texas Under 23 Olympic Developmental Program
team.
Personal: Born October 15, 1990 … Daughter of Stephen and Kelly Ross … Father
competes in professional rodeo competitions.
Goals:
8/28/2011 vs. Grambling (81’)
ROSS’ CAREER STATS
Year
2009 (A&M-C) 3-1
1
0
2
3
0
0-0
2010 (A&M-C) 3-1
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
2011
14-0 31 7 9 00-0
TOTAL 14-0 31 7 9 00-0
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STALLCUP’S CAREER STATS
Year
2011
11-1 00 0 4 00-0
TOTAL 11-1 00 0 4 00-0
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Michelle
Young
player profiles
goal in a 2-1 triumph over Texas Tech … Earned her first assist in a 2-1 victory
over Middle Tennessee in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament.
High School/Personal: Played under head coach Kelly Thomas at Poteet where
she was Forward of the Year, Offensive MVP and first-team all-district … Was also
a member of the Pirate band and won the TMEA Award and state marching champions in 2005-06 and 2007-08 … Has three brothers, Michael, Steven and Thomas
… Born March 13, 1991 … Is the daughter of Amie Young.
Forward
Sr. 4 5-4
Mesquite, Texas 4 (Poteet)
Career: Is tied for seventh in career goals at
North Texas … Is 10th with 67 career points
… Ranks seventh in career shots at North
Texas … Ranks fifth in career game-winning goals at North Texas … Tied for
fourth in career shots on goal at North Texas
2011: Started 20 games … Named First Team All-Sun Belt … Named the thirdbest player in the Sun Belt Conference by Top Drawer Soccer … Named Sun Belt
Player of the Week on Sept. 27 for scoring three goals combined against Middle
Tennessee and Western Kentucky … Ranked third in the Sun Belt Conference and
second in Sun Belt Conference games in goals scored … Ranked 34th in the nation
in goals per game … Ranked third in the Sun Belt Conference in points in league
games and all games … Ranked 49th in the nation in points per game … Led the
Sun Belt in shots … Scored her first career hat trick at Texas Southern (Aug. 26)
… Had three assists and a goal against Grambling (Aug. 28), the first North Texas
player to have 3+ assists in a game since Oct. 13, 2006 … Had three multi-goal
games … Scored in back-to-back games three times … Had four game-winning
goals … Played 90 or more minutes five times ... Doubled up against Western
Kentucky (Sep. 23) … Scored against Middle Tennessee (Sept. 25) … Scored at
Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct. 2) … Registered two goals against Troy (Oct. 7) …
Scored at Florida Atlantic (Oct. 16) … Scored against Troy in the Sun Belt Tournament (Nov. 2) … Took eight shots, including one that skimmed the post in the
last minute of regulation, in a double-overtime tie against WKU in the Sun Belt
Tournament (Nov. 3)
Goals:
9/6/2009 Texas Tech (13’)
9/11/2009 Baylor (2’)
9/11/2009 Baylor (50’)
9/27/2009 ULM (11’)
9/27/2009 ULM (53’)
10/2/2009 at FAUc (85’)
10/11/2009 Troy (12’)
10/11/2009 Troy (86’)
11/4/2009 vs. Middle Tennessee (88’)
8/22/2010 Missouri State (16’)
9/5/2010 New Mexico (15’)
9/12/2010 vs. Lamar (60’)
10/1/2010 ULM (4’)
10/3/2010 Louisiana-Lafayette (2’)
10/15/2010 FIU (76’)
10/17/2010 FAU (21’)
10/17/2010 FAU (58’)
8/28/2011 Grambling (61’)
9/9/2011 Sam Houston State (18’)
9/23/2011 Western Kentucky (55’)
9/23/2011 Western Kentucky (69’)
9/25/2011 Middle Tennessee (65’)
10/7/2011 Troy (2’)
10/7/2011 Troy (88’)
10/16/2011 at Florida Atlantic (17’)
11/2/2011 vs. Troy (26’)
2010: Started all 21 games, playing 1,445 minutes, most among North Texas forwards … Equalized against Missouri State (8/22) in the 16th minute, an eventual
2-1 North Texas win … Registered an assist vs. Prairie View A&M … Scored the
game-tying goal against New Mexico on a 15th minute volley … Scored on a 60th
minute breakaway vs. Lamar … Named to the Red Raider Classic All-Tournament
Team for her performances at Texas Tech (9/10) and Lamar (9/12) … Scored on
a breakaway in the 4th minute against ULM (10/1) … Scored in a second straight
game against Louisiana-Lafayette on 10/3 … Helped on a 27th minute goal at Troy
(10/8) … Assisted on a 4th minute goal at South Alabama (10/10) … Scored in
the 76th minute and assisted in the 21st minute against FIU (10/15) … Registered
her first multi-goal game of 2010 with two goals and an assist against FAU (10/17)
… Registered a goal or an assist in six straight games from 10/1 to 10/17, and an
assist in four straight from 10/8 to 10/17.
2009: Played in all 21 games with 20 starts … Earned a spot on the All-Sun Belt
Conference Second Team … Paced the team with nine goals and 19 points …
Compiled 47 shots … Totaled 22 shots on goal … Led the team with four gamewinning goals … Notched three multi-goal games … Scored both goals in a 2-0
win over Troy … Also tallied both of the Mean Green’s goals in a 2-1 win over Baylor … Beat the keeper twice in 4-0 rout of Louisiana-Monroe … Scored her first
YOUNG’S CAREER STATS
Year
2009
2010
2011
TOTAL
20-199 11947 40-0
21-218 52162 30-0
20-2013 3 29 89 4 0-0
61-6030 9 69198 110-0
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Amanda
Burgardt
Lynda
Hercules
Midfield
Forward
Jr. 4 5-6
Arlington, Texas 4 (SMU)
Jr. 4 5-6
Plano, Texas 4 (BYU)
Career: Started two games for SMU and
played 135 minutes against North Texas at the
Mean Green Soccer Complex before transfer-
2011 (BYU): Played in one game, seeing seven
minutes of action against Idaho (Sep. 20).
ring to North Texas.
2011 (SMU): Played in five games, starting two … Started and earned an assist
against UTSA (Aug. 26) … Started at Oklahoma (Aug. 28) … Played a season-high
53 minutes against Stephen F. Austin (Aug. 22) … Played 50 minutes for SMU at
North Texas (Sept. 2).
2010 (SMU): Was second on the team in goals (4) and third in points (9) …
Scored the game-winning goal vs. Southern Miss (Oct. 22) … Took four shots, one
on goal against UAB (Oct. 17) … Netted the game-winning goal vs. ECU (Oct.
1) … Scored on a header off a free kick 9/26 against Rice (Sept. 26) … Took three
shots, two on goal at North Texas (Sept. 17) … Collected an assist vs. Davidson
(Sept. 5) … Scored her first collegiate goal against St. Louis (Sept. 3) … Earned her
first-career start in her first-career game vs. FIU, registering one shot (Aug. 20).
High School/Personal: Trained with the Under-15 US National Team, and is a
member of the Region III Olympic Development Program team … named to
the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram “Super Team” in 2008, as well as being named to the
TASCO All-Region team … Named second-team All-District by the Ft. Worth
Star-Telegram in 2007 … Played club soccer for Polaris ‘92, who were twice North
Texas State Cup Finalists and were North Texas State Cup Semifinalists in 2008 …
Ranked as the No. 54 recruit in the nation and No. 9 in Texas by TopDrawerSoccer.com … Was team MVP in volleyball and basketball at Arlington-Martin …
Daughter of Ashley and Richard Burgardt.
2010 (BYU): Played in 20 games … netted two goals in back-to-back games
against Marquette (Sept. 11) and Rice (Sept. 18) … both goals were game-winners
… named Mountain West Conference Player of the Week on Sept. 20 for her efforts against Rice … recorded a season-high three shots at Rice … took eight total
shots on the season.
High School/Personal:
Named Offensive Player of the Year in 2008 at Plano West High School … Named
2008 District 9-5A Newcomer of the Year and First Team All District … Played
club for Polaris Soccer Club Division 1 in 2009 … Played club in 2008 for Sting
Royal, who were US Southern Regional Champions, Nationals participants, and
North Texas State Cup Finalists … Was a member of the Sting Royal team which
were US Southern Regional Champions in 2007 and North Texas State Cup
Champions three times … Played from 2002-2006 on the Olympic Development
Program Region III Team.
Goals:
9/11/2010 Marquette (35’)
9/18/2010 at Rice (44’)
Goals:
9/3/2010 St. Louis (13’)
9/26/2010 Rice (67’)
10/01/2010 ECU (23’)
10/22/2010 Southern Miss (27’)
BURGARDT’S CAREER STATS
HERCULES’ CAREER STATS
Year
GP-GS G
2010 (SMU) 21-16
4
2011 (SMU)
5-2
0
SMU TOTAL 26-18
4
Year
GP-GS G
2010 (BYU)
20-0
2
2011 (BYU)
1-0
0
BYU TOTAL 21-0
2
14
A PtsShots GW PK
1
9
33
2
0-0
1
1
2
0
0-0
2
10
35
2
0-0
A PtsShots GW PK
0
4
8
2
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
4
8
2
0-0
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newcomer profiles
7
Paige
Bucklew
Defense
Defense
Fr. 4 5-6
Fr. 4 5-7
High School/Personal: Nominated as team
captain and Most Valuable Player in 2011 at
John H. Guyer High School … Named firstteam All-District 11-4A in 2010 and 2011 … Voted Utility Player of the Year in
2010 … Played club for ECNL Sting ‘94 … Was a 2009 All-District 11-4A Second
Team selection … Named academic all-district … Born September 21, 1993 …
Daughter of Jerry and Teresa Bucklew … Has one sister, Peyton.
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Tess
Graham
Miki
Funamoto
High School/Personal: Was a three-year varsity starter at John. H. Guyer High School …
Named 2011 All-District 11-4A First Team…
Nominated as ECNL Sting ’94 team captain … Was a two-time State Cup Finalist
… Was a 2010 National Quarterfinalist … Named 2010 Lake Highlands Grand
Champion … Named academic all-district three times … Graduated in the top 10
percent of class … Born December 10, 1993 … Daughter of John Graham … Has
one brother, Dylan.
6
Molly
Grisham
Defense
Defense
Fr. 4 5-7
Longview, Texas 4 (Longview)
Fr. 4 5-6
Kobe, Japan 4 (Nagata)
High School/Personal: Played for coach Aya
Kakigawa on Kobe F.C. … Born May 18, 1993
… Daughter of Fumiko and Kazuo Funamoto.
High School/Personal: Was a four-year starter
at midfielder at Longview High School and
played club for ECNL Sting ‘94 … Named
2012 Lady Lobo Invitational All-Tournament … Named 2011 team captain of high
school team … Voted All-District 32-4A First Team in 2009, 2010, and 2011 …
Given the United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award as a senior …
Won the 2011 Lady Lobo Field Leadership Award … Named first-team all-region
in 2010 … Nominated All-East Texas First Team in 2010 … Was a member of the
Olympic Development Program ‘93 State Team from 2008-2010 … Graduated in
the top 10 percent of high school class … Was a member and class representative
of the National Honor Society … Born September 1, 1993 … Daughter of Michael
and Karen Grisham … Has one brother, Kevin.
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newcomer profiles
12
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Amber
Haggerty
Forward
Midfielder
Fr. 4 5-4
Fr. 4 5-5
Bedford, Texas 4 (Euless Trinity)
Mesquite, Texas 4 (Dallas Christian School)
High School/Personal: Voted 2012 Co-Offensive Most Valuable Player at Dallas Christian
School … Named All-State Honorable Mention in 2012 … Named 2012 All-District 2-4A First Team (TAPPS) … Named
academic all-state team in 2012 … Was an all-state second team performer as a
sophomore in 2010 … Has been a member of the Olympic Development Program
pool for the North Texas region … Named MVP of high school’s track team as
a sprinter … Was a member of the National Honor Society from 2009-2011 …
Born August 30, 1994 … Daughter of Kenneth and Glenda Haggerty … Has two
brothers.
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High School/Personal: Was a varsity midfielder at Trinity High School for four years
… Voted First Team All-District 5-5A in
2009 and 2011 … Named to the All-District 5-5A Second Team in 2010 … Won
the Trojan Award in 2010 and 2011 … Was captain of the varsity soccer team …
Nominated for the Davey O’Brian Scholarship Award … Graduated in the top 10
percent of her class … Was a member member of the International Baccalaureate
Program, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Science Honor Society,
and Mu Alpha Theta … Born October 13, 1993 … Daughter of Brad and Doreen
Mengwasser … Has one brother, Reeder, and one sister, Berkeley.
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Lindsey
Hulstein
Defense
16
Jackie
Moreau
Midfielder
Fr. 4 5-9
High School/Personal: Played as a defender
for John H. Guyer High School and club for
ECNL Sting ‘94 … Helped lead high school
team to the Region I finals in 2010 … Named All-District 11-4A First Team and
All-State Honorable Mention in 2010 … Made the 2010 Centex All-Tournament
team … Was a member of the state pool for the Olympic Development Program
from 2005-2009 … Was academic all-district in 2010 … Was a member of the
National Junior Honor Society and Duke Scholar Taks Commended Performance
… Born January 19, 1994 … Daughter of Ken and Janet Hulstein … Has one
brother, Justin.
Madden
Mengwasser
Fr. 4 5-4
Coppell, Texas 4 (Coppell)
High School/Personal: Was a midfielder
at Coppell High School and played club for
ECNL Sting ‘94… Named District 7-5A Newcomer of the Year in 2011… Named club team MVP in 2006 and 2009 … Was a
member of the Sting ‘94 team that was a Region III Quarterfinalist in 2010.
profiles
9
3
10
Gabi
Ortiz
Midfielder
Karla
Pineda
Midfielder
Fr. 4 5-5
Austin, Texas 4 (McNeil)
Fr. 4 5-5
Houston, Texas 4 (Aldine)
High School/Personal: Was a midfielder
at McNeil High School and played club for
Lonestar SC … Named All-District 16-5A Second Team as a junior in 2011 … Member of the Olympic Development Program
South Texas team in 2009 and 2010 … Participated in the ODP Region III Camp
… Helped McNeil to a district championship in 2010 … A member of National
Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta … Daughter of Jaime Ortiz and Aurora
Flores-Ortiz … Has one brother, Nicolas, and one sister, Alex.
18
newcomer profiles
High School/Personal: Was a forward at Aldine High School and played club for Houston
Pride … Garnered a spot on the All-Region
first team in as a junior … Was a All-District 19-5A First Team member from
2009-2011 … Named District 19-5A Offensive MVP as a freshman in 2009 …
Also lettered in cross country for two seasons … Was a National Honor Society
member her junior and senior year … Won the English and Math medal for Excellence as a sophomore … Born August 31, 1994 … Daughter of Joaquin Pineda and
Marla Duran … Has one brother, Martin, and one sister, Odalis.
1
Marissa
Pantoja
Haley
Riley
Goalkeeper
Midfielder
Fr. 4 5-9
Allen, Texas 4 (Allen)
Redshirt Fr. 4 5-5
Sachse, Texas 4 (Sachse)
2011: Did not see game action.
High School/Personal: Named All-District
10-5A in 2009 … Named to the 2009 All-Dr. Pink/Frisco ISD Invitational team …
Played club for D’Feeters
High School/Personal: Played club for Texas
Spirit ‘94 … Was coached by renowned SMU
and North Texas Olympic Development
Program goalkeeper coach Joe Waggoner … Maintained a 4.0 GPA at Allen High
School … Born April 11, 1994 … Daughter of Dean Riley, Tom Kienzlen, and
Mary Kienzlen … Has one brother, Ryan, and one sister, Chelsea.
17
in review
9
9
results and statistics
2011 Results/Statistics
Overall: 14-4-3 / Sun Belt: 8-1-1 / Home: 8-0-1 / Away: 5-2-1 / Netural 1-2-1 / Overtime 0-1-3
Date
Opponent
W/L Score
Att.
Aug 21, 2011 ORAL ROBERTS
T O2 2-2
115
Aug 26, 2011 at Texas Southern
W
5-0
325
Aug 28, 2011 GRAMBLING
W
11-0
121
Sep 02, 2011 SMU
W
2-1 1283
Sep 04, 2011 at Houston
W
1-0
306
Sep 09, 2011 SAM HOUSTON STATE
W
3-1
577
Sep 11, 2011 at Baylor
L
0-2
351
Sep 16, 2011 vs UC Riverside %
L OT 1-2
Sep 18, 2011 vs Cal State Fullerton %
L
1-4
Sep 23, 2011 WESTERN KENTUCKY *
W
2-1
163
Sep 25, 2011 MIDDLE TENNESSEE *
W
3-0
173
Sep 30, 2011 at ULM *
W
1-0
227
Oct 02, 2011 at Louisiana-Lafayette *
W
4-0
134
Oct 07, 2011 TROY *
W
4-1
223
Oct 14, 2011 at FIU *
L
0-1
278
Oct 16, 2011 at Florida Atlantic *
W
2-0
222
Oct 20, 2011 UALR *
W
2-0
121
Oct 23, 2011 at Arkansas State *
T O2 1-1
133
Oct 28, 2011 DENVER *
W
1-0
670
Nov 02, 2011 vs Troy #
W
2-0
625
Nov 03, 2011 vs Western Kentucky #
T O2 0-0
225
Western Kentucky advances on penalties 4-3
* - Sun Belt Conference Game %- Nike Classic (Albuquerque, N.M.)
9
North Texas Goals (Assist)
Guderian, McDowell (Ross; Reyes)
Young, Young (Crocco), Ross (Holt; Crocco), Young (Scarfone), Hodges
Lackey (Perlman), Lackey (Young), McDowell (Young; Scarfone), McDowell (Hodges), Scarfone
(Brooks), Young (Hodges), Hodges (Young), Crocco (PK), Crocco (Petty), Crocco, Ross
Crocco (Hodges), Crocco
Perlman (Cox)
Hodges (Lackey), Crawford (Lackey), Young (Crocco)
Petty (Perlman)
Hodges
Young (Scarfone), Young (Scarfone)
Crocco, Young (Crocco), Scarfone (Holt)
Scarfone (PK)
Hodges, Young (Perlman), Ross (Lackey), Crocco (Scarfone; Perlman)
Young (Scarfone; Perlman), Perlman (Brooks; Crocco), Scarfone (Perlman), Young, (Hodges; Scarfone)
Young (Perlman; Holt), Scarfone
McDowell (Brooks), Scarfone (PK)
Hodges (Scarfone)
Hodges
Young (Perlman; Brooks), Crocco (Brooks)
# - Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
2011 Player Statistics
## Name
GP-GS
Min G
A
Pts ShYC-RC GW PK-ATT
16Young, Michelle 20-20
1601 13 3 2989 1-0 4
0-0
9
Crocco, Nikki15-13 911
8521
250-02 1-1
10Scarfone, Ellen 21-14
1139 6 8 2037 0-0 1
2-3
15Hodges, Kelsey 21-20
1842 7 4 1829 4-0 2
0-0
6
Perlman, Kelsey
21-21 1685
2812
390-02 0-0
4
McDowell, Carly
21-11 1209
40 8
222-01 0-0
20
Ross, Katelyn14-0
321
31 7
90-00 0-0
24Lackey, Julie
20-19
1582 2 3
722 1-0 1
0-0
14Brooks, Kara
21-21
1822 0 5
522 1-0 0
0-0
17
Petty, Kelsey 19-1
422
11 3
70-00 0-0
2Holt, Shelly
21-8
1247 0 3 31 0-0 0 0-0
21
Crawford, Hannah
21-21 1821
10 2
50-01 0-0
13
Guderian, Allison
13-13 691
10 2
30-00 0-0
8
Cox, Leah 19-1
464
01 1
110-00 0-0
7Reyes, Alicia
5-0
80 0 1 11 0-0 0 0-0
3Gorrie, Shannon18-15
1340 0 0 06 0-0 0 0-0
12
Dockray, Haley8-5
481
00 0
50-00 0-0
19
Stallcup, Alyson
11-1
215
00 0
40-00 0-0
18
Adame, Tori 18-6
587
00 0
20-00 0-0
26
Bustamante, Crystal
1-0
23
00 0
10-00 0-0
23
Melendez, Angela
1-0
23
00 0
00-00 0-0
1Newsom, Haley 4-1
171 0 0 00 0-0 0 0-0
0Kerestine, Jackie21-20
1786 0 0 00 0-0 0 0-0
Total............... 21
21463
4843139
340 9-014 3-4
Opponents...........
21
-
16
10
42
199
13-1
4
0-1
GOALKEEPERS
No. Name
GP-GS
0
Kerestine, Jackie
21-20
1
Newsom, Haley
4-1
TMTEAM
Total...............
21
Opponents...........21
18
Min. GA
1785:30
14
171:14
2
0:00 0
1956:44 16
1956:44 48
GAA Saves Sv% W-L-TSho
0.71
72
.837
14-4-3
9
1.05
7
.778
0-0-0
0
0.00
1 1.000 2
0.74
80 .833 14-4-311
2.21 118 .711 4-14-3 3
in review
9
sun belt in review
2011 Final Sun Belt Conference Women’s Soccer Standings
Sun Belt MatchesAll Matches
North Texas *
Denver
FIU ^
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennessee
South Alabama
Arkansas State
Troy
UALR
Florida Atlantic
Louisiana-Lafayette
Louisiana-Monroe
* - 2011 Regular Season Champion
9
W-L-TPct.
8-1-1
.850
9-2-0
.818
8-1-2
.818
7-3-1
.682
7-3-1
.682
5-3-2
.600
5-5-1
.500
4-7-0
.364
3-8-0
.273
2-8-1
.227
2-8-1
.227
0-11-0
.000
GF
20
35
18
13
19
13
20
13
10
10
10
3
^ - Tournament Champion
Team Statistics
SHOTS
##Team
1.Denver
2.
North Texas
3.
Middle Tennessee
4.
South Alabama
5.FIU
6.
Western Kentucky
7.
Arkansas State
8.UALR
9.Troy
10.Louisiana-Lafayette
11. Florida Atlantic
12.Louisiana-Monroe
GP No. Avg/G
21 361 17.19
21
340
16.19
20
309
15.45
20
289
14.45
21 284 13.52
21
266
12.67
20
253
12.65
20 239 11.95
21 238 11.33
20 237 11.85
18
191
10.61
20 185
9.25
POINTS
##Team
1.Denver
2.
North Texas
3.
South Alabama
4.
Arkansas State
5.FIU
6.Troy
7.
Western Kentucky
8.
Middle Tennessee
9.Louisiana-Monroe
12.UALR
GP No. Avg/G
21 171 8.14
21
138
6.57
20
99
4.95
20
98
4.90
21 92 4.38
21 86 4.10
21
83
3.95
20
77
3.85
20 63 3.15
20 58
2.90
18
56
3.11
20 54
2.70
GOALS
##Team
1.Denver
2.
North Texas
3.
South Alabama
4.Troy
Arkansas State
6.FIU
7.
Middle Tennessee
8.
Western Kentucky
9.Louisiana-Monroe
11.UALR
GP No. Avg/G
21 53 2.52
21
48
2.29
20
35
1.75
21 34 1.62
20
34
1.70
21 33 1.57
20
30
1.50
21
29
1.38
20 23 1.15
20 22
1.10
20 20
1.00
18
19
1.06
ASSISTS
##Team
1.Denver
2.
North Texas
3.
Arkansas State
4.
South Alabama
5.FIU
6.
Western Kentucky
7.Troy
Florida Atlantic
9.Louisiana-Monroe
Middle Tennessee
UALR
GP No. Avg/G
21 65 3.10
21
42
2.00
20
30
1.50
20
29
1.45
21 26 1.24
21
25
1.19
21 18 0.86
18
18
1.00
20 17 0.85
20
17
0.85
20 14
0.70
2014 0.70
GA
4
5
6
8
11
14
18
22
18
27
20
31
GOALS ALLOWED
##Team
1.
North Texas
2.
Western Kentucky
3.Denver
4.FIU
South Alabama
6.
Middle Tennessee
7.Troy
Louisiana-Lafayette
9.
Florida Atlantic
UALR
11. Arkansas State
12.Louisiana-Monroe
9
W-L-T Pct.
14-4-3
.738
16-5-0
.762
13-6-2
.667
13-6-2
.667
10-9-1
.525
12-5-3
.675
7-10-3
.425
9-11-1
.452
7-13-0
.350
6-11-1
.361
6-12-2
.350
5-14-1
.275
GP No. Avg/G
21
16
0.76
21
17
0.81
21 19 0.90
21 25 1.19
20
25
1.25
20
27
1.35
21 32 1.52
2032 1.60
18
37
2.06
2037 1.85
20
38
1.90
20 46
2.30
Individual Statistics
POINTS
## Player-Team
GP G A Pts. PPG
1.
Hamilton, Kristen-DEN
21 16 9 41 1.95
2.
Outerbridge, Mallory-WKU 21 14 3 31 1.48
3.
Young, Michelle-NT
20 13 3 29 1.45
4.
Smith, Brandi-USA
20 11 3 25 1.25
5. DiGiacomo,Nicholette-DEN
2187231.10
6. Crocco, Nikki-NT
1585211.40
Vaughn, Kalie-DEN
2185211.00
8. Scarfone, Ellen-NT
2168200.95
9. Williams, Chelsey-TROY 1891191.06
Jingblad, Jessica-ASU
2067190.95
GOALS
## Player-Team
GP No.Avg/G
1.
21
16
0.76
2.
Outerbridge, Mallory-WKU 21
14
0.67
3.
Young, Michelle-NT
20
13
0.65
4.
Smith, Brandi-USA
20
11
0.55
5.
Williams, Chelsey-TROY
18
9
0.50
6.
Crocco, Nikki-NT
15
8
0.53
Shugg, Jesse-FAU
17
8
0.47
Thomas, Regina-MT
18
8
0.44
DiGiacomo,Nicholette-DEN21
8 0.38
Vaughn, Kalie-DEN
21
8
0.38
ASSISTS
## Player-Team
GP No.Avg/G
1.
21
9
0.43
2.
Scarfone, Ellen-NT
21
8
0.38
3.
Jingblad, Jessica-ASU
20
7
0.35
Harder, Sam-DEN
21
7
0.33
DiGiacomo,Nicholette-DEN21
7 0.33
Perlman, Kelsey-NT
21
7
0.33
Leiva, Chelsea-FIU
21
7
0.33
8.
Larson, Cassidy-DEN
19
6
0.32
McMurtry, Ashley-ASU
20
6
0.30
Snavely, Linsey-USA
20
6
0.30
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
##Player-Team
1.
Stout, Libby-WKU
2.
Kerestine, Jackie-NT
3.
Campbell, Lara-DEN
GP Min
20 1824:34
21 1785:30
17 1383:23
GAA
0.69
0.71
0.98
GF GA.
48
16
53
19
33
25
29
17
30
27
35
25
34
38
34
32
20
37
19
37
22
32
23
46
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Drish, Melissa-USA
Kaitlyn Savage-FIU
Rebecca Cushing-MT
Megan Stoltzfus-ASU
Moorefield, Amanda-ULL
Ashley Branham-TROY
Pittman, Michelle-UALR
19
21
17
10
19
21
19
9
SBC Tournament
1743:18
1838:51
1457:51
683:35
1600:10
1870:12
1654:01
0.98
1.13
1.30
1.45
1.46
1.54
1.80
Wednesday, November 2, 2011 - Quarterfinals
No. 2 FIU 2, No. 7 Arkansas State 0
No. 3 Denver 2, No. 6 South Alabama 0
No. 1 North Texas 2, No. 8 Troy 0
No. 4 Western Kentucky 1, No. 5 Middle Tennessee 0
Thursday, November 3, 2011 - Semifinals
No. 2 FIU 3, No. 3 Denver 1
No. 4 Western Kentucky 0, No. 1 North Texas 0
(WKU advances 4-3 on PKs)
Saturday, November 5, 2011 - Championship
No. 2 FIU 0, No. 4 Western Kentucky 0
(FIU advances 4-3 on PKs)
9
All-Conference Team
First Team
Bria Beardsley (Denver,Senior, MF)
Nicholette DiGiacomo (Denver, Sophomore, MF)
Kristen Hamilton (Denver, Sophomore, F)
Sam Harder (Denver, Freshman, D)
April Perry (FIU, Senior, D)
Kelsey Hodges (North Texas, Sophomore, D)
Ellen Scarfone (North Texas, Junior, MF)
Michelle Young (North Texas, Junior, F)
Mallory Outerbridge (Western Kentucky, Senior, F)
Ali Stahlke (Western Kentucky, Junior, D)
Libby Stout (Western Kentucky, Senior, GK)
Second Team
Kelly Ann Hutchinson (FIU, Senior, MF)
Chelsea Leiva (FIU, Sophomore, F)
Ashleigh Shim (FIU, Freshman, F)
Kaitlyn Savage (FIU, RS-Sophomore, GK)
Jessy Battelli (Denver, Sophomore, D)
Kalie Vaughn (Denver, Junior, MF)
Grace Howell-Harries (UL Lafayette, Freshman, D)
Paige Goeglein (Middle Tennessee, Junior, MF)
Allison Stallard (Middle Tennessee, Junior, D)
Regina Thomas (Middle Tennessee, RS-Junior, F)
Kelsey Meyer (Western Kentucky, Senior, MF)
Freshman of the Year: Ashleigh Shim (FIU)
Player of the Year: Kristen Hamilton (Denver)
Coach of the Year: John Hedlund (North Texas)
19
in review
9
9
all-time series records
All-Time Series Records
Opponent
W LT
Alabama
0 10
Arkansas
1 00
Arkansas State
14
0
1
Baylor
3 50
Berry College
1
0
0
Boise State
2
0
0
BYU
0 10
Cal Poly
0
3
1
Cal State Fullerton
2
3
0
Centenary (La.)
3
0
0
College of the Southwest
2
0
0
Colorado College
1
0
0
Creighton
0 10
Denver
512 1
Drury College
3
0
0
Duquesne
100
East Tennessee State
1
0
0
Eastern Illinois
1
1
0
Florida Atlantic
6
0
0
FIU
10 31
Grambling
4 01
Houston
7 11
Idaho
200
Jacksonville State
2
0
0
Kansas
111
Lamar
3 00
LSU
200
Long Beach State
1
2
0
Louisiana-Lafayette 15 00
Louisiana Tech
1
0
0
McNeese State
2
0
0
Middle Tennessee
9
5
2
Mississippi State
1
0
0
Missouri
0 10
Missouri State
1
2
1
Nebraska
0 10
New Mexico
0
1
1
New Mexico State
1
0
0
Nicholls State
2
0
0
Northern Colorado
1
0
0
Notre Dame
0
1
0
Northeastern (Okla.) State 1
0
0
Northwestern (La.) State
4
0
0
Ohio State
0
1
0
Oklahoma
4 10
Oklahoma State
2
0
0
Oral Roberts
4
1
1
Pacific
1 21
Prairie View A&M
1
1
0
Rice
2 10
Sacramento State
1
0
0
Sam Houston State
4
1
0
SMU
5 82
20
Last
Mtg.
1998
1997
2011
2011
1999
1999
1996
1999
2011
2000
1998
1998
1995
2011
2004
2002
2008
2005
2011
2011
2011
2011
1999
2010
2001
2010
1998
2007
2010
2008
1997
2010
1995
2001
2010
2006
2010
2009
2003
2004
2003
2001
2007
2009
2008
1999
2011
1999
2010
2005
1996
2011
2011
Opponent
South Alabama
Southwestern (Texas)
Stephen F. Austin
Syracuse
TCU
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas State
Texas Southern
Texas Tech
Texas Woman’s
Troy Tulsa
UALR
UC Irvine
UC Riverside
UC Santa Barbara
ULM
USC
UT-Dallas
UTEP
UTSA
Utah State
Valparaiso
Vanderbilt
Weber State
Western Kentucky
Wyoming
Xavier
9
W LT
14
1
1
1
0
0
8
1
0
0 10
0 20
1 20
0
3
0
8
0
0
2
0
0
4
3
1
4
0
0
9
0
0
3
1
0
11 21
1
2
1
0
1
0
4
0
0
5 10
0 10
2
0
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
4
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
9
6
2
0
1
0
1
1
0
Conference Series
Last Mtg.
2010
1995
2003
1999
1996
2004
2004
2007
2011
2010
2007
2011
2002
2011
1999
2011
1999
2011
2006
1995
2007
2008
1999
2004
2000
1997
2011
2002
2009
Opponent
WL T
Atlantic 10
2
1
0
Atlantic Sun
6
0
0
Big 12
15
16
1
Big East
0
2
0
Big Sky
1
1
0
Big Ten
0
1
0
Big West
17
13
3
Big West Games
16
10
3
Conference USA
11
6
2
Missouri Valley
0
4
1
Mountain West
0
1
1
Ohio Valley
0
1
0
Pac-12
01 0
Southeastern
51 0
Southland
302 0
Southwest
03 1
Southwestern Athletic
7
1
1
Summit
41 1
Sun Belt
106
30
9
Sun Belt Games
84
21
8
Sun Belt Tournament 21
9
1
WAC
98 1
Independent
50 0
Non-Division I
14
0
0
Conference affiliations based on membership at the time of the game.
records
9
CAREER GOALS
G Player
1. 88 Marilyn Marin
2. 51 Melinda Pina
51 Heather Hutyra
4. 45 Christy Johnson
5. 38 Krista Davey
6. 33 Teresa Vise
7. 30 Kendall Juett
30 Michelle Young
9. 28 April Bonilla
10. 26 Brittany Cleveland
26 Michelle Pratz
Year
2000-03
2001- 04
2004-07
1997-00
1996-99
1997-00
2006-09
20091996-98
2005-08
1995-96
SEASON GOALS
GPlayer
1. 26 Marilyn Marin
2. 24 Marilyn Marin
3. 23 Marilyn Marin
5. 21 Melinda Pina
6. 20 Heather Hutyra
7. 19 Teresa Vise
8. 15 Michelle Pratz
9. 15 Marilyn Marin
10. 14 April Bonilla
14 Krista Davey
Year
2002
2000
2003
1997
2003
2005
2000
1995
2001
1996
1998
GAME GOALS
G Player
Year
1. 5 April Bonilla, Northwestern St. 9/21/1996
5 Christy Johnson, McNeese St. 8/30/1997
5 Christy Johnson, Troy
8/31/1997
4. 4 Lynette Osborne, Troy 8/31/1997
4 Krista Davey, UC Irvine 10/26/1998
4 Marilyn Marin, Middle Tenn. 9/21/2000
4 Teresa Vise, Arkansas St. 8/8/2000
4 Marilyn Marin. UALR 9/30/2001
4 Marilyn Marin, Duquesne
9/1/2002
4 Marilyn Marin, Grambling 9/26/2003
4 Brittany Cleveland, Lamar
9/7/2007
CAREER GAME-WINNING GOALS
#
1. 23
2. 16
16
4. 13
5. 11
6. 10
10
8. 9
9. 8
10. 7
7
7
7
Player
Marilyn Marin
Melinda Pina
Heather Hutyra
Teresa Vise
Michelle Young
Kendall Juett
Brittany Cleveland
Christy Johnson
Krista Davey
Kristen Campbell
Carrie Kveton
Kelsey Perlman
Lisa Whitfield
Year
2000-03
2001-04
2004-07
1997-00
20092006-09
2005-08
1997-00
1996-98
2003-06
1998-01
2008-11
1995-96
SEASON GAME-WINNING GOALS
#
1. 7
7
3. 6
6
6
6. 5
5
5
5
5
Player
Year
Marilyn Marin
2000
Melinda Pina
2003
Heather Hutyra 2005
Christy Johnson1997
Marilyn Marin2002
Teresa Vise 2000
Marilyn Marin2001
Marilyn Marin2003
Kendall Juett2006
Brittany Cleveland2007
CAREER ASSISTS
APlayer
1. 38 Marilyn Marin
2. 29 Kendall Juett
4. 24 Krista Davey
23 Carrie Kveton
6. 22 Kristen Campbell
22 Christy Johnson
8. 20 Kelli Lunsford
20 Melinda Pina
20 Lisa Whitfield
20 Ellen Scarfone
SEASON ASSISTS
A Player
1. 15 Marilyn Marin
2. 14 Lisa Whitfield
14 Marilyn Marin
4. 12 Kendall Juett
5. 10 Janaye Woods
6. 9 Kim Brunette
9 Kristen Campbell
9 Carrie Kveton
9 Ellen Scarfone
9 Teresa Vise
scoring
Year
2000-03
2006-09
2004-07
1996-99
1998-01
2003-06
1997-00
2005-09
2001-04
1995-96
2009-11
Year
2002
1996
2003
2007
2007
2000
2005
2000
2010
1998
GAME ASSISTS
G Player
Year
1. 5 Lisa Whitfield, Northwestern St.9/21/1996
2. 3 Meredith Klemm, Northwestern St.9/21/1996
3 Krista Davey, Troy
8/21/1996
3 April Bonilla, College of the SW 9/1/1998
3 Teresa Vise, Colorado College10/23/1998
3 Teresa Vise, Centenary 8/25/2000
3 Kim Brunette, Arkansas State 10/8/2000
3 Marilyn Marin, Denver 10/13/2003
3 Heather Hutyra, Valparaiso
10/3/2004
3 Kendall Juett, Arkansas State 10/13/2006
CAREER POINTS
1. 2.
3. 4.
5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Pts
212
127
122
112
101
89
85
73
69
67
67
Player
Marilyn Marin
Heather Hutyra
Melinda Pina
Christy Johnson
Krista Davey
Kendall Juett
Teresa Vise
Carrie Kveton
April Bonilla
Brittany Cleveland
Michelle Young
SEASON POINTS
Pts
1. 67
2. 60
3. 54
4. 51
5. 47
47
7. 42 8. 37
9. 36
10. 34
34
34
Player
Marilyn Marin
Marilyn Marin
Marilyn Marin
Christy Johnson
Heather Hutyra
Melinda Pina
Teresa Vise
Michelle Pratz
Krista Davey
Krista Davey
Kendall Juett
Janaye Woods
Year
2000-03
2004-07
2001- 04
1997-00
1996-99
2006-09
1997-00
1998-01
1996-98
2005-08
2009Year
2002
2003
2000
1997
2005
2003
2000
1995
1998
1997
2006
2007
21
records
9
shooting & participation
CAREER SHOTS
S
Player
1. 413 Marilyn Marin
4. 267 Kendall Juett
5. 228 Teresa Vise
6. 215 Melinda Pina
7.198Michelle Young
9. 189 Kelsey Perlman
10. 180 Krista Davey
Year
2000-03
2004-07
1997-00
2006-09
1997-99
2001-04
20092005-09
20081996-99
SEASON SHOTS
S
1. 126
2. 125
3. 113
4. 102
5. 94
6. 90
7. 83
8. 81
81
81
Player
Marilyn Marin
Marilyn Marin
Heather Hutyra
Teresa Vice
Heather Hutyra
Heather Hutyra
Heather Hutyra
Christy Johnson
Marilyn Marin
Marilyn Marin
Year
2002
2003
2006
2000
2007
2005
2004
1999
2000
2001
GAME SHOTS
G Player
Year
1. 16 Teresa Vise, Arkansas St.
10/8/000
2. 12 Heather Hutyra, Arkansas St. 10/13/2006
12 Marilyn Marin, South Alabama 10/20/2002
12 Marilyn Marin, Louisiana-Lafayette 10/24/2003
5. 11 Heather Hutyra, Northwestern St. 9/15/2006
11 Christy Johnson, Troy
8/31/1997
11 Marilyn Marin, Texas Woman’s 9/8/2002
8. 10 Christy Johnson, Utah State 10/25/1998
9. 9 Lisa Whitfield, Stephen F. Austin 10/15/1995
9 Fleur Benatar, Troy 8/31/1997
9 April Bonilla, Northwestern State 9/14/1997
9 S. Mahaffey, College of the SW 9/11/1998
9 Heather Hutyra, Western Kentucky 11/3/2005
9 Marilyn Marin, UALR 9/30/2001
9 Marilyn Marin, Drury 9/19/2003
9 Marilyn Marin, UALR
10/31/2003
9 Kendall Juett, Grambling State 9/16/2007
CAR EER SHOTS ON GOAL (Since 2003)
SOGPlayer
1. 197 Heather Hutyra (51 goals)
2. 137 Kendall Juett (30 goals)
3. 108 Kelsey Perlman (20 goals)
4. 91* Marilyn Marin (88 goals)
91
Michelle Young (30 goals)
6. 84
Kelli Lunsford (19 goals)
7. 81
Brittany Cleveland (26 goals)
8. 75
Kristen Campbell (18 goals)
9. 66* Melinda Pina (51 goals)
10. 65
Ellen Scarfone (16 goals)
*- 2000-01 Stats N/A, 2002 Stats incomplete
Year
2004-07
2006-09
2008-11
2000-03
2009-
2005-09
2005-08
2003-06
2001-04
2009-11
CAREER MINUTES PLAYED
(Since 2004, Non-GK)
MinPlayer
1. 7235 Dani Slavonic
3. 6198 Hannah Crawford
4. 6064 Shannon Gorrie
5. 5784 Kelsey Perlman
7. 5431 Kara Brooks
9. 4973 Gennifer Hurst
10. 4799 Julie Lackey
SEASON MINUTES PLAYED
(Since 2004, Non-GK)
MinPlayer
2. 2004 Angela Hawkins
4. 1938 Kara Brooks
5. 1898 K.D. Waters
7. 1842 Kelsey Hodges
8. 1822 Kara Brooks
9. 1821 Hannah Crawford
10. 1814 Shannon Gorrie
GP
1. 90
2. 89
3. 88
4. 86
5. 85
85
7. 84
8. 83
9. 79
79
79
22
SOGPlayer
58
Marilyn Marin (23 goals)
57
Heather Hutyra (13 goals)
53
46
42
Janaye Woods (12 goals)
41
40
Kendall Juett (8 goals)
37
35
Kelsey Perlman (11 goals)
34
Year
2007
2005
2007
2010
2006
2004
2011
2011
2011
2010
GS PlayerYear
1. 90
Dani Slavonic
2004-07
2. 88
Kendall Juett
2006-09
3. 87
Heather Hutrya
2004-07
4. 86
Kristen Campbell
2003-06
5. 84
Kelli Lunsford
2005-09
6. 80
Kelsey Perlman
2008-11
7. 78
Christy Johnson
1997-00
78
Teresa Vise
1997-00
78 Marilyn Marin
2000-03
10. 77
Melinda Pina
2001-04
77
Emily Stevens
1997-00
Year
2003
2006
2005
2007
2007
2004
2007
2006
2008
2008
Player
Carrie Kveton
Kelli Lunsford
Ellen Scarfone
Kendall Juett
Marilyn Marin
Jennifer Blume
Caree Ridenour
Richelle Magalhaes
Krista Davey
Monica Pryor
Nikki Crocco
SEASON PENALTY KICKS MADE
Player Year
Dani Slavonic
2004-07
Heather Hutyra
2004-07
Kristen Campbell
2003-06
Kendall Juett
2006-09
Brittany Cleveland
2005-08
Misty Cordon
2002-05
Kelli Lunsford
2005-09
Kelsey Perlman
2008-11
Christy Johnson
1997-00
Marilyn Marin
2000-03
Shannon Gorrie
2008-11
CAREER GAMES STARTED
PK
1. 11
2. 8
3. 5
4. 3
3
6. 1
1
1
1
1
1
PK
1. 4
4
3. 3
3
3
3
7. 2
2
9. 1
CAREER GAMES PLAYED
SEASON SHOTS ON GOAL (Since 2003)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAREER PENALTY KICKS MADE
Year
2004-07
2006-09
2008-11
2008-11
2008-11
2005-09
20082004-07
2005-08
2008-11
_
_
Player
Carrie Kveton
Kelli Lunsford
Kelli Lunsford
Carrie Kveton
Ellen Scarfone
Carrie Kveton
Kendall Juett
Ellen Scarfone
10 players, 12 times
Year
1998-01
2005-09
2009-11
2006-09
2000-03
1995
2001-04
2002-04
1996-99
2003
2009-11
Year
2000
2008
2005
2001
2010
1999
2007
2011
records
goalkeeping records
9
9
Goalkeeping
CAREER SAVE PERCENTAGE (min. 50 sv)
Records
CAREER GOALS AGAINST AVG. (min. 2500 MP)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
GAA
0.98
1.13
1.17
1.27
1.31
1.36
Player (GA/Minutes)
Mandy Hall (69/6334)
Kandice Ellis (61/4861)
Adria Costanzo (37/2840)
Briana Buchanan (59/4193)
Monica Housden (49/3373)
Amy Smyser (44/2922)
Year
2007-10
2004-07
1998-99
2002-05
2000-01
1995-97
SEASON GOALS AGAINST AVG. (min. 750 MP)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
GAA
0.71
0.72
0.81
0.90
0.96
0.96
1.01
1.09
1.10
1.16
Player (GA/Minutes)
Jackie Kerestine (14/1786)
Kandice Ellis (16/1608) 2
Briana Buchanan (19/1787)
Amy Chandler (15/1410)
Adria Costanzo (16/1419)
Amy Smyser (14/1084)
CAREER SAVES
SV
1. 256
2. 216
3. 205
4. 202
5. 200
6. 160
7. 107
8. 78
9. 72
10. 36
Player
Mandy Hall
Kandice Ellis
Briana Buchanan
Monica Housden
Amy Smyser
Adria Costanza
Erin Johnson
Amy Chandler
Jackie Kerestine
JoDee Campbell
SEASON SAVES
SV
1. 118
2. 116
3. 112
4. 107
5. 90
6. 85
7. 81
81
81
10. 79
Player
Briana Buchanan
Amy Smyser
Monica Housden
Erin Johnson
Monica Housden
Kandice Ellis
Mandy Hall
Adria Costanzo
Kandice Ellis
Adria Costanzo
GAME SAVES
Year
2011
2009
2010
005
2004
1997
1998
2007
2006
1996
Year
2007-10
2004-07
2003-05
2000-01
1995-97
1998-99
2002
1997-98
20111996
Year
2003
1995
2000
2002
2001
2005
2009
1999
2006
1998
SV Player
Year
1. 19 Amy Smyser, Texas Tech
9/24/1995
2. 13 Adria Costanzo, Pacific
10/9/1998
13 Kandice Ellis, SMU
9/3/2006
4. 12 Briana Buchanan, at Notre Dame
9/28/2003
5. 11 Kandice Ellis, at SMU
9/4/2005
11 Amy Smyser, Tulsa
10/8/1995
7. 10 Briana Buchanan, Drury
9/19/2003
10 Kandice Ellis, at Denver
10/27/2006
10 Mandy Hall, at Middle Tennessee
9/26/2010
10 Jackie Kerestine, at Arkansas St. 10/23/2011
10 Jackie Kerestine, vs. WKU
11/3/2011
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
SV%
.837
.820
.812
.805
.788
.788
.780
.777
.775
Player Year
Jackie Kerestine (14 G, 72 sv) 2011
Amy Smyser (44 G, 200 sv)
1995-97
Adria Costanzo (37 G, 160 sv) 1998-99
Monica Housden (49 G, 202 sv)2000-01
Amy Chandler (21 G, 78 sv) 1997-98
Mandy Hall (69 G, 256 sv)
2007-10
Kandice Ellis (61 G, 216 sv) 2004-07
Briana Buchanan (59 G, 205 sv)2002-05
Erin Johnson (31 G, 107 sv) 2002
SEASON SAVE PERCENTAGE (min. 25 sv)
1.
2.
3.
5.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SV%
.903
.853
.842
.837
.832
.829
.826
.805
.803
.798
.795
Player Year
Brianna Morris (3 G, 28 sv) 2002
2009
Kandice Ellis (16 G, 85 sv)
2005
Jackie Kerestine (14 G, 72 sv) 2011
Adria Costanzo (16 G, 79 sv) 1998
Amy Smyser (14 G, 68 sv)
1996
Monica Housden (19 G, 90 sv) 2001
Amy Chandler (15 G, 62 sv) 1997
2010
Briana Buchanan (19 G, 75 sv) 2004
Amy Smyser (30 G, 116 sv) 1995
CAREER SHUTOUTS
1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 7.
8. 9. 10. SHOPlayer
22
Mandy Hall
16
Briana Buchanan
15
Kandice Ellis
12.5 Monica Housden
9
Amy Smyser
9
Adria Costanzo
9
Jackie Kerestine
5
Amy Chandler
3.5 Brianna Morris 3
JoDee Campbell
2
Lindsey Deal
2
Erin Johnson
Year
2007-
2003-05
2004-07
2000-01
1995-97
1998-99
2011
1997-98
1999-02
1996
1999
2002
SEASON SHUTOUTS
1. 2.
3.
5. 6. 9.
SHOPlayer
10
Briana Buchanan
9
Jackie Kerestine
8
Monica Housden
8
Mandy Hall
7
Kandice Ellis
6
Briana Buchanan
6
Mandy Hall
6
Mandy Hall
5
Adria Costanzo
5
Kandice Ellis
CAREER WINS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
10.
WPlayer
43
Mandy Hall (43-20-5)
37
Kandice Ellis (37-11-2)
30
Briana Buchanan (30-8-2)
25
Monica Housden (25-10-2)
20
Adria Costanzo (20-5-2)
14
Jackie Kerestine (14-4-3)
13
Amy Smyser (13-6-1)
13
Amy Chandler (13-7-0)
9
Erin Johnson (9-5-1)
5
Lindsey Deal (5-2-1)
SEASON WINS
1.
2.
7.
8.
9.
WPlayer
15
14
14
Mandy Hall (14-4-1)
14
14
14
13
12
Mandy Hall (12-6-2)
11
11
Mandy Hall (11-5-2)
11
Amy Chandler (11-6-0)
11
Amy Smyser (11-6-1)
CAREER TIES
1.
2.
3.
T
5
3
2
2
2
2
Player
Mandy Hall (43-20-5)
SEASON TIES
_
Year
2004
2011
2000
2009
2005
2003
2008
2010
1999
2006
Year
2007-10
2004-07
2002-05
2000-01
1998-99
2011
1995-97
1997-98
2002
1998-99
1.
2.
T
3
2
2
2
2
Player
Mandy Hall (12-6-2)
Mandy Hall (11-5-2)
CAREER GK MINUTES PLAYED
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
MIN
6333:36
4861:11
4192:34
3372:55
2922:00
2839:52
1785:30
1659:22
1244:52
586:50
542:13
Player
Mandy Hall
Kandice Ellis
Briana Buchanan
Monica Housden
Amy Smyser
Adria Costanzo
Jackie Kerestine
Amy Chandler
Erin Johnson
Brianna Morris
Haley Newsom
SEASON MINUTES PLAYED
MIN
1.2016:20
2. 1973:36
3. 1943:02
4. 1831:14
5. 1791:36
6. 1787:07
7. 1785:30
8. 1677:55
9.1606:00
10. 1508:00
Player
Briana Buchanan
Kandice Ellis
Monica Housden
Mandy Hall
Mandy Hall
Briana Buchanan
Jackie Kerestine
Mandy Hall
Kandice Ellis
Amy Smyser
Year
2004
2005
2008
2011
2006
2000
2003
2009
2001
2010
1997
1995
Year
2007-10
2011
2004-07
2002-05
1998-99
2000-01
Year
2011
2009
1998
2000
2010
Year
2007-10
2004-07
2002-05
2000-01
1995-97
1998-99
2011
1997-98
2002
1999-02
2009Year
2003
2006
2000
2008
2009
2004
2011
2010
2005
1995
23
records
9
9
year-by-year records
Year-By-Year Records
YearRec. Goals......................Assists.................... Points......................Shots....................... Game Winning Goals Multi-Goal Games.
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
11-6-1
11-8-0
13-6-0
13-4-0
14-4-1
15-5-2
13-5-0
14-5-1
15-6-1
16-6-1
16-4-2
15-5-2
15-8-0
15-4-1
12-7-2
12-7-2
13-4-3
Michelle Pratz.......... 15
April Bonilla............ 14
Christy Johnson...... 22
Krista Davey............ 14
Kveton & Brophy........7
Marilyn Marin......... 24
Melinda Pina........... 10
Heather Hutyra....... 20
Hutyra & Juett......... 13
Hutyra & Woods..... 12
Kelsey Perlman........ 11
Michelle Young...........9
Kelsey Hodges............9
Michelle Young........ 13
Michelle Pratz............7
Lisa Whitfield...........14
Krista Davey...............8
Teresa Vise..................9
Kveton & Davey.........5
Kveton & Brunette.....9
Melinda Pina..............7
Marilyn Marin.........15
Marilyn Marin.........14
Heather Hutyra..........5
Kristen Campbell.......9
Juett & Lunsford........8
Kendall Juett.............12
Cleveland, Juett, Lunsford.4
Kendall Juett...............6
Ellen Scarfone............9
Scarfone & Perlman..8
Michelle Pratz.......... 37
April Bonilla............ 32
Carrie Kveton........... 19
Melinda Pina............ 21
Heather Hutyra........ 47
Kendall Juett............ 34
Janaye Woods........... 34
Michelle Young........ 19
Ellen Scarfone.......... 23
Michelle Young ....... 29
Lisa Whitfield.......... 67
Lisa Whitfield.......... 53
Teresa Vise............. 102
Marilyn Marin....... 126
Marilyn Marin....... 125
Heather Hutyra..... 113
Kendall Juett............ 65
Michelle Young....... 62
Michelle Young....... 89
YearRec. Saves....................... GK Minutes Played........ Shutouts.................
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
24
11-6-1
11-8-0
13-6-0
13-4-0
14-4-1
15-5-2
13-5-0
14-5-1
15-6-1
16-6-1
16-4-2
15-5-2
15-8-0
15-4-1
12-7-2
12-7-2
13-4-3
Amy Smyser........... 116
Amy Smyser............. 68
Amy Chandler......... 62
Adria Costanzo....... 79
Adria Costanzo....... 81
Monica Housden... 112
Monica Housden..... 90
Erin Johnson.......... 107
Briana Buchanan... 118
Briana Buchanan..... 75
Kandice Ellis............ 85
Kandice Ellis............ 81
Mandy Hall.............. 49
Mandy Hall.............. 65
Mandy Hall.............. 81
Mandy Hall.............. 61
Jackie Kerestine....... 72
Amy Smyser............. 1508:00
Amy Smyser............. 1084:00
Amy Chandler ........ 1410:00
Adria Costanzo ....... 1419:25
Adria Costanzo........ 1420:27
Monica Housden..... 1943:02
Monica Housden..... 1429:53
Erin Johnson............ 1289:52
Briana Buchanan..... 2016:20
Briana Buchanan..... 1787:07
Kandice Ellis............. 1606:00
Kandice Ellis............. 1973:36
Mandy Hall............... 1093:47
Mandy Hall............... 1823:18
Mandy Hall............... 1798:36
Mandy Hall............... 1663:55
Jackie Kerestine........ 1785:30
Amy Smyser............... 3
Amy Smyser............... 4
Amy Chandler........... 3
Adria Costanzo.......... 4
Adria Costanzo.......... 5
Monica Housden....... 8
Monica Housden.... 4.5
Brianna Morris.......... 3
Briana Buchanan....... 7
Briana Buchanan..... 10
Kandice Ellis.............. 7
Mandy Hall................ 6
Mandy Hall................ 9
Mandy Hall................ 6
Jackie Kerestine......... 9
Lisa Whitfield............. 4
Lisa Whitfield............. 3
Christy Johnson......... 6
Teresa Vise.................. 4
Kveton, Brunette, Turner.3
Marilyn Marin........... 7
Melinda Pina.............. 7
Carrier & Hutyra....... 3
Heather Hutyra.......... 6
Kendall Juett............... 5
Brittany Cleveland..... 5
Kelli Lunsford............ 4
Michelle Young.......... 4
Hodges & Young........ 3
Michelle Young.......... 4
Hendrickson & Pratz.1
April Bonilla...............3
Johnson & Davey ......2
Davey & Turner..........1
Krista Davey...............2
Marilyn Marin............7
Pina, Carrier & Hutyra..1
Hutyra & Woods........3
Kelli Lunsford.............2
Hodges & Lackey.......2
records
9
Player
Adame, Adriana
Adame, Tori
Adams, Tiffany
Adkins, Kelly
Allison, Ashleigh Ayala, Veronica Bacchus, Elaine Baetz, Stephanie Beahm, Cindy
Bellinham, Robin Benatar, Fleur
Bibb, Lindsay
Blume, Jennifer Bonilla, April
Booth, Katy
Boyer, Jillyan
Brannon, Mary
Brimberry, Kim Brooks, Kara
Brophy, Michelle Brunette, Kim
Buchanan, Briana Bustamante, Crystal
Caballero, Adriana Caballero, Marlen Callahan, Brittany Campbell, Kristen Carrier, Alyssa Carter, Angela
Carter, Nikki
Chapman, Melissa Chisenhall, Mary Cleveland, Brittany Cooley, Leslie
Cordon, Misty
Costanzo, Adria Cox, Leah
Crawford, Hannah Crocco, Nikki
Csillagi, Sarah Cudd, Michelle
Davey, Krista
Deal, Lindsey
Demchuk, Stefanie Dockray, Haley
Donnert, Natalie Eckert, Stephanie Ellis, Kandice
Garcia-Velez, Diana Gardipee, Erin
Gaylon, Amy
Georgas, Krista Gorrie, Shannon Granado, Melissa Granado, Rita
Graves, Tara
Guderian, Allison Guilliod, Danielle Hall, Mandy
Hancock, Kerri
Years AppG
2000-01
39
3
2011
18
0
2006
21
4
2003-04
32
2
2002
3
0
2006-08
60
11
2001-04
76
8
1996
3
0
1995
7
3
2002
3
0
1996-97
36
7
1999-02
54
2
1995
18
4
1996-98
50
28
2007-08
37
0
2000
3
0
2007
3
0
2001
17
0
2008-11
67
1
1999-00
33
9
1997-00
79
20
2002-05
53
0
2011
1
0
1999
19
0
1999
8
0
2003
2
0
2003-06
88
18
2001-04
70
15
2000-03
74
0
2000
5
1
2003-06
47
7
1995-96
37
1
2005-08
85
26
2001-03
49
0
2002-05
85
4
1998-99
36
1
2011
19
0
2008-11
78
1
2009-11
49
11
1997
18
0
1995
2
1
1996-99
74
38
1998-99
7
0
1995
17
1
2011
8
0
2002
8
0
2007
13
0
2004-07
66
0
1998
13
2
1998
6
0
1995
10
2
2001-04
71
4
2008-11
79
3
1998
1
0
1996-99
42
2
2000
6
0
2010-11
34
1
2009-10
21
0
2007-10
76
0
1995-96
36
5
Player
Hanna, Juju
Harmon, Taffy
Hash, Leslie
Hawkins, Angela Heasty, Nicole
Heimann, Chelsea Hendrickson, Christi Hennessey, Jessica Hernandez, Damaris Hernandez, Mari Herron, Danielle Hill, Marri
Hodges, Kelsey
Hoge, Leanne
Holt, Shelly
Hosek, Emily
Housden, Monica Howell, Jordan
Hurst, Gennifer Hutyra, Heather Jackson, Jessica Jacque, Ingrid
Johnson, Amanda Johnson, Christy Johnson, Erin
Jones, Amanda
Joyce, Jamie
Juett, Kendall
Kerestine, Jackie
Klemm, Meredith Koschmann, Jessica Kuwamura, Keri
Kveton, Carrie
Lackey, Julie
Lackore, Lindsey Lara, Denise
Lerond, Casey
Lovato, Melanie Lunsford, Kelli Magalhaes, Richelle Mahaffey, Summer Manning, Lauren Marak, Andrea
Marin, Marilyn
McDowell, Carly McNeal, Keri
Melendez, Angela
Mendoza, Carrie Mitchell, Amanda Mitchell, Natalie Mora, Patty
Morgan, Ali
Morris, Brianna Neary, Marion
Newsom, Haley
Osborne, Lynette Palmacci, Erika Partain, Michelle Perlman, Kelsey Peterson, Melanie all-time app/goals
Years AppG
1999
2
0
2003
18
2
1995
14
0
2003-05
66
4
1995
2
0
2009
18
0
1995-96
37
9
2002
20
7
2004
3
0
1998-99
25
0
2007-09
45
1
1998
11
0
2010
41
16
2003
4
0
2010-11
33
0
2001
9
0
2000-01
37
0
2010
19
1
2005-08
78
4
2004-07
89
51
2008
9
0
1999
7
0
2005-08
74
1
1997-00
79
45
2002
16
0
2005-06
26
0
1995
8
1
2006-09
86
30
2011
21
0
1996-98
56
0
2002-03
39
3
2001
8
1
1998-01
76
25
2008-11
70
15
2007-09
50
1
2003
2
0
2008
3
0
1995
15
4
2005-09
84
19
2002-04
61
4
1998
13
1
2010
1
0
2003-05
60
2
2000-03
79
88
2009-11
61
10
2001
3
0
2011
1
0
2010
12
0
2005-08
56
0
2001
16
6
1998
8
0
2009-10
8
0
1999-02
15
0
1995
11
1
2009-11
14
0
1997
19
9
2009
9
0
2002-03
28
4
2008-11
83
20
2006-07
4
0
Player
Years AppG
Petty, Kelsey
2011
19
1
Pina, Melinda
2001-04
77
51
Pratz, Michelle 1995-96
37
26
Pryor, Monica
2003
4
1
Radford, Julie
2005-06
43
7
Ramsey, Loreli
2010
21
1
Reich, Monica
1997
9
0
Reyes, Alicia
2010-11
17
1
Richards, Micheele 1995
18
2
Ridenour, Caree 2001-04
68
5
Rieke, Angela
1995-96
32
2
Riley, Megan
2010
1
0
Robb, Tiffany
1996
10
0
Ross, Katelyn
2011
14
3
Scarfone, Ellen 2009-11
63
16
Schmidt, Heather 1995-96,98-99
61
3
Shank, Amy
2000
9
0
Shockey, Lauren 2006-09
70
2
Simmons, Marnie 1995-96
28
0
Simpson, Lacey
2010
13
0
Skaggs, Katherine 2006
8
0
Slavonic, Dani
2004-07
90
12
Smetzer, Nikki
1997-00
56
7
Smith, Danielle 2002-03
16
2
Smith, Hayley
2006
4
0
Smith, Jennifer 2001-04
60
0
Sparks, Kim
1995-98
73
1
Stallcup, Alyson
2011
11
0
Standeven, Emily 2001
5
1
Steele, Kristen 2005
4
0
Stevens, Emily
1997-00
78
2
Stewart, Christie 2007
7
2
Swilley, Rebecca 2005
22
0
Threlkeld, Rene 1998-99
15
0
Turner, Gina
1998-01
74
10
Turpin, Rachel
2008-09
35
1
Uselton, Michelle 1999-02
74
10
Vise, Teresa
1997-00
78
33
Waters, K.D.
2006
22
0
Watson, Dani
2009-10
41
2
Watts, Jill
2005
10
0
Weinkauf, Rebecca 2002
3
0
Weller, Lauren
2004-07
56
1
Welsch, Corinna 1995,97
32
2
Welsch, Kim
1996-97
19
4
Wendling, Katie 2008-09
29
0
Whitfield, Lisa 1995-96
35
18
Wicker, Jacy
2007-08
15
0
Williams, Lindsay 2002
15
0
Winchester, Kelly 1996
1
0
Wolfe, Jessie
2005-07
39
1
Woods, Janaye
2007
23
12
Wright, Jillian 2008-09
1
0
Yates, Jamie
2004-06
64
7
Young, Melaine
2004
4
0
Young, Michelle 2009-11
61
30
Zetlau, Jessica 2001
4
0
25
records
9
9
team records
Single Game
SHOTS
1.
2.
3.
5.
7.
Opponent
Troy (8/31/97)
College of the Southwest (9/11/98)
Grambling State (9/26/03)
Arkansas State (10/13/06)
Texas Southern (8/20/10)
Southwestern (10/11/95)
College of the Southwest (9/16/95)
Lamar (9/7/07)
Grambling (8/28/11)
9
Total
56
46
39
39
37
37
36
36
36
36
GOALS
OpponentTotal
1. Troy (8/31/97)
22
2. Northwestern State (9/21/96)
14
3. Arkansas State (10/8/00)
11
Grambling (8/28/11)
11
5. College of the Southwest (9/11/98)
10
10
9
9
9. UT-Dallas (10/5/95)
8
8
Lamar (9/7/07)
8
8
SSISTS
A
Opponent
1. College of the Southwest (9/11/98)
Grambling (8/28/11)
6. Troy (8/31/97)
Stephen F. Austin (9/16/98)
Colorado College (10/23/98)
Troy (10/7/11)
Total
15
12
9
9
9
8
8
8
7
7
SAVES
1. 2.
3.
5. 7. 10.
26
Opponent
Texas Tech (9/24/95)
Middle Tennessee (11/6/02)
Baylor (9/3/00)
Missouri (9/2/01)
Pacific (10/9/98)
SMU (9/3/06)
Kansas (10/20/00)
Tulsa (10/17/01)
Notre Dame (9/28/03)
Tulsa (10/8/95)
Weber State (10/3/97)
Cal Poly (10/1/99)
Kansas (8/31/01)
SMU (9/4/05)
Total
19
17
14
14
13
13
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
Season
SHOTS
Season
1. 2000
2. 2006
3. 2007
4. 2005
5. 2003
6. 2004
7. 2002
8. 1998
9. 1997
2010
SAVES
Total
433
414
413
408
376
367
358
355
351
351
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7.
8. 9. SeasonTotal
1997
76
2000
74
2003
72
2002
64
2007
59
1998
58
2006
57
1995
55
1996
53
2005
53
ASSISTS
1. 2.
3. 6. 7.
8.
9.
10.
Season
1998
2007
1996
1997
2003
2000
2011
2005
2006
2002
Total
60
52
47
47
47
45
43
42
41
40
POINTS
1. 2. 3. 4.
5.
6. 7.
8. 9.
10. SeasonTotal
1997
199
2000
193
2003
191
1998
176
2007
170
2002
168
2006
155
1996
153
2005
148
1995
144
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
Season
1. 2009
2. 2011
3. 1997
2010
5. 2005
6. 2006
7. 2001
8. 1998
9. 1999
10. 2008
Average
0.70
0.74
0.78
0.78
0.98
1.11
1.14
1.15
1.16
1.18
Total
138
123
118
116
109
105
104
101
93
92
SHUTOUTS
GOALS
Season
1. 2002
2. 1995
3. 2003
4. 2000
5. 2001
6. 1996
7. 1998
8. 2005
9. 1999
10.2007
Season
1. 2004
2011
3. 2010
2009
2007
2000
7. 1999
1997
2003
2005
Total
11
11
9
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
records
9
9
North Texas Hat Trick Club
9
program records
All-Time Career Goals
Player
Career
Marilyn Marin
2000-03
Melinda Pina
2001-04
1996
Heather Hutyra
2004-07
Krista Davey
3
McNeese St. (9/8/96)
Christy Johnson
1997-00
April Bonilla
5
Northwestern St. (9/21/96)
Kristi Davey
1996-99
Michelle Pratz
3
Northwestern St. (9/21/96)
Teresa
Vise
1997-00
Michelle Pratz
3
Kendall Juett
2006-09
1997
Michelle
Young
2009-Pr.
Christy Johnson
5
McNeese St. (8/30/97)
April Bonilla
1996-98
Christy Johnson
5
Troy St. (8/31/97)
Krista Davey
3
Troy St. (8/31/97)
Michelle Pratz
1995-96
Nikki Smetzer
3
Troy St. (8/31/97)
Brittany Cleveland
2005-08
Lynette Osborne
4
Troy St. (8/31/97)
Carrie Kveton
1998-01
Kim Brunette
3
Troy St. (8/31/97)
Kim
Brunette
1997-00
April Bonilla
3
Jacksonville St. (9/26/97)
Kelsey Perlman
2008-11
Krista Davey
3
UC Irvine (10/10/97)
Kelli
Lunsford
2005-09
1998
Lisa Whitfield
1995-96
Krista Davey
4
Colorado College (10/23/98)
Kristen
Campbell
2003-06
2000
Ellen
Scarfone
2009-11
Marylin Marin
3
Houston (9/8/00)
Marilyn Marin
4
Kelsey Hodges
2010-Pr.
Teresa Vise
3
Louisiana-Lafayette (9/29/00)
Alyssa Carrier
2001-04
Teresa Vise
4
Arkansas St. (10/8/00)
Julie Lackey
2008-11
Marilyn Marin
3
Dani Slavonic
2004-07
2001
Janaye Woods
2007
Marilyn Marin
4
Arkansas-Little Rock (9/30/01)
Veronica Ayala
2006-08
2002
Nikki Crocco
2009-11
Marilyn Marin
4
Duquesne (9/1/01)
Gina Turner
1998-01
Marilyn Marin
3
Texas Woman’s (9/8/02)
Michelle
Uselton
1999-2002
Marilyn Marin
3
Arkansas-Little Rock (9/29/02)
Carly McDowell
2009-11
Marilyn Marin
3
Melinda Pina
3
Christi Hendrickson 1995-96
Marilyn Marin
3
South Alabama (10/20/03)
Lynette Osborn
1997
2003
Michelle Brophy
1999-00
Melinda Pina
3
Drury (9/19/03)
Elaine Bacchus
2001-04
Melinda Pina
3
Nicholls St. (9/21/03)
Fleur Benatar
1995-96
Marylin Marin
4
Grambling St. (9/26/03)
Nikki
Smetzer
1997-00
Marylin Marin
3
Jessica Hennessey
2002-03
Melissa Chapman
3
Melissa
Chapman
2003-06
2004
Jamie
Yates
2004-06
Melinda Pina
3
Valparaiso (10/3/04)
Natalie Mitchell
2001
2005
Julie
Radford
2005-06
Heather Hutyra
3
Southern Methodist (9/4/05)
Kerri Hancock
1995-96
Heather Hutyra
3
Grambling St. (9/7/05)
Brittany Cleveland
3
Sam Houston St. (9/11/05)
Tiffany Adams
2006
Jennifer Blume
1995
2006
Kendall Juett
3
Lousiana-Monroe (9/22/06)
Melanie Lovato
1995
Michelle Partain
2002-03
2007
Brittany Cleveland
4
Lamar (9/7/07)
Kim Welsch
1995
Kendall Juett
3
Louisiana-Monroe (9/28/07)
Richelle Magalhaes 2003-04
2010
Krista Georgas
2001-04
Kelsey Hodges
3
Caree Ridenour
2001-04
Kelsey Hodges
3
vs. Prairie View A&M (8/27/10)
Misty Cordon
2002-05
2011
Angela Hawkins
2003-05
Michelle Young
3
at Texas Southern (8/26/11)
Gennifer Hurst
2005-08
Nikki Crocco
3
Grambling (8/28/11)
Cindy Beahm
1995
Heather Schmidt
1998
Adriana Adame
2000-01
PlayerGoals
Opponent
1995
Michelle Pratz
3
G
88
51
51
45
38
33
30
30
28
26
26
25
20
20
19
18
18
16
16
15
15
12
12
11
11
10
10
10
9
9
9
8
7
7
7
7
7
6
6
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
Player
Jessica Koschmann
Shannon Gorrie
Katelyn Ross
Amy Gaylon
Michelle Richards
Angela Rieke
Corinna Welsch
Rita Granado
Emily Stevens
Diana Garcia-Velez
Lindsay Bibb
Danielle Smith
Taffy Harmon
Kelly Adkins
Andrea Marak
Lauren Weller
Christie Stewart
Dani Watson
Michelle Cudd
Mary Chisenhall
Stefanie Demchuk
Kim Sparks
Marion Neary
Jamie Joyce
Adria Costanzo
Summer Mahaffey
Nikki Carter
Keri Kuwamura
Emily Standeven
Monica Pryor
Jessie Wolfe
Amanda Johnson
Lauren Shockey
Danielle Herron
Lindsay Lackore
Rachel Turpin
Hannah Crawford
Kara Brooks
Loreli Ramsey
Alicia Reyes
Jordan Howell
Kelsey Petty
Allison Guderian
Career
2002-03
2008-11
2011-Pr.
1995
1995
1995-96
1995-97
1996-97
1997-00
1998
1999-02
2002-03
2003
2003-04
2003-05
2005-07
2007
2009-10
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1998
1998
2000
2001
2001 2003
2005-07
2005-08
2006-08
2007-09
2007-09
2008-09
2008-11
2008-Pr.
2010
2010-11
2010
2011-Pr.
2010-Pr.
G
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
27
records
9
9
miscellaneous & coaching
9
All-Time Records
Overall Record.....................................................................................................................................234-94-21 (.701)
Overall Home Record........................................................................................................................... 128-20-9 (.844)
Overall Road Record............................................................................................................................. 72-51-11 (.578)
Overall Neutral Record........................................................................................................................... 34-20-1 (.627)
Overall Big West Conference Record................................................................................................... 16-10-3 (.603)
Overall Sun Belt Conference Record.................................................................................................... 84-21-8 (.779)
Overall Sun Belt Tournament Record.................................................................................................... 21-9-1 (.694)
Overall NCAA Tournament Record............................................................................................................. 0-2 (.000)
Total Goals Scored......................................................................................................................................................913
Total Goals Allowed...................................................................................................................................................415
9
Miscellaneous Records
Longest Winning Streak..........................................................................................................................9 (1999, 2006)
Longest Losing Streak........................................................................................................................................ 5 (2007)
Most Wins at the Start of a Season................................................................................................................... 6 (2007)
Most Consecutive Home Wins................................................................................................................. 13 (2000-02)
Longest Home Unbeaten Streak..................................................................................................24 (22-0-2, 1999-02)
Most Consecutive Road Wins.......................................................................................................................... 6 (1999)
Most Consecutive Home Losses....................................................................................................................... 2 (1996)
Most Consecutive Road Losses........................................................................................................................ 4 (2007)
Most Ties in a Season.................................................................................................................... 2 (1998, 2000, 2006)
Largest Margin of Victory.......................................................................................................22-0 (vs. Troy, 8-31-96)
Largest Margin of Defeat...................................................................................8-1 (vs. No. 2 Notre Dame, 9-28-03)
Most OT Games in a Season..............................................................................................5 (1998, 2000, 2003, 2010)
Last Scoreless Tie.......................................................... vs, Western Kentucky (WKU advances on PKs) (11-4-11)
Most Consecutive Shutout Wins...................................................................................................................... 6 (1997)
Most Consecutive Shutout Losses.................................................................................................................... 3 (1996)
Most Consecutive Ties.............................................................................................................................2 (1998, 2000)
Most Corner Kicks in a Game.........................................................................................17 (vs. UT-Dallas, 9-11-95)
Most Goals Allowed in a Game............................................................. 8 (2x, last: at No. 9 Texas A&M 10-29-04)
Most Combined Goals in a Game............................................................................................. 22 (vs. Troy, 8-31-96)
Most Goals Allowed in a Season..........................................................................................................34 (2002, 2003)
Fewest Goals Allowed in a Season................................................................................................................. 15 (1997)
Biggest Halftime Lead..............................................................................................................13-0 (vs. Troy, 8-31-97)
Biggest Halftime Deficit.....................................................................................5-0 (vs. No. 2 Notre Dame, 9-26-03)
Fewest Shots in a Game............................................................................................................1 (vs. Denver, 11-9-02)
9
FIRST GAME
September 2, 1995
(3-2 loss at Texas Tech)
FIRST GOAL
September 2, 1995
(Lisa Whitfield [Christi Hendrickson assist])
vs. Texas Tech, 21:00)
FIRST OPPONENT GOAL
September 2, 1995
(Amy Rutstein, Texas Tech, 58:00)
FIRST HOME GAME
September 3, 1995
(4-2 win vs. LSU)
FIRST HOME GAME AT MEAN GREEN
SOCCER COMPLEX
August 31, 2006
(2-1 win in overtime vs. Houston)
FIRST WIN
September 3, 1995
(3-2 vs. LSU)
FIRST SHUTOUT
September 21, 1995
(3-0 vs. Oral Roberts)
FIRST OPPONENT SHUTOUT
October 1, 1995
(5-0 vs. Creighton)
FIRST BIG WEST CONFERENCE GAME
October 6, 1996
(2-0 win vs. Utah St. in Denton)
FIRST SUN BELT CONFERENCE GAME
September 21, 2000
(7-1 win at Middle Tennesse)
FIRST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP
November 6, 2004
(1-0 win vs. FIU)
FIRST NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME
November 12, 2004
(3-0 loss to Texas)
Coaching Records
Year
1995
Head Coach
John Hedlund 1996
1997
1998
1999
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
BIG WEST CONFERENCE
11-8
13-6
13-4-2
14-4-1
2-4
3-3
5-2-2
7-1-1
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
John Hedlund
SUN BELT CONFERENCE
15-5-2
13-5
13-5-1
15-6-1
16-6-1
16-4-2
15-5-2
15-8
15-4-1
12-7-2
12-7-2
14-4-3
5-1-1
7-1
6-2
6-1-1
6-1-1
8-1
9-2
7-4
8-2-1
7-2-2
7-3-1
8-1-1
28
North Texas Soccer Firsts
Overall
11-6-1
Conference
N/A
9
North Texas vs. Ranked Teams
DateOpponent
10/4/96
#13 BYU
9/5/97
at #16 SMU
9/18/98
at #24 SMU
9/1/00
vs. #9 SMU
9/15/00
at #13Texas A&M
10/4/02
at #22 Denver
11/9/02
vs. #13 Denver
9/28/03
at #2 Notre Dame
10/10/03
#21 Denver
9/24/04
#21 SMU
10/29/04
at #9 Texas A&M
11/12/04
at #12 Texas
9/10/06
vs #22 USC
9/18/09
at #25 Ohio State
10/29/10
at #22 Denver
Result
L, 3-4 (ot)
L, 0-1
W, 2-1 (ot)
W, 3-2 (ot)
L, 3-4
L,1-6
L, 0-3
L, 1-8
W, 3-2 (2ot)
L, 0-3
L, 2-8
L, 0-3
L, 0-2
L, 0-2
L, 0-1
records
9
north texas hall of fame
The North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 1981 to acknowledge former athletes, coaches and administrators whose accomplishments have brought
credit to the University of North Texas and had a special impact on Mean Green athletics.
The current North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame is located in the North Texas Coliseum, also known as the Super Pit, and features plaques that highlight the
accomplishments of those inducted. There are also plans in place for a second location in the new North Texas Athletic Department Building that will provide
another place for former Mean Green athletes to socialize and come together.
Inductees are honored at the annual Hall of Fame Breakfast the morning of North Texas’ homecoming game, and again on the field at the game. The North Texas
Athletic Hall of Fame stands for many things, foremost being sportsmanship, character and integrity. Since the Hall of Fame’s creation, 154 people have been
inducted.
Four women’s soccer players have been inducted to the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame. Krista Davey became the first soccer player to be inducted in 2005,
followed by Christy Johnson in 2007 and Marilyn Marin in 2008. Melinda Pina was voted into the Hall of Fame in 2011.
9
Women’s Soccer Inductees
KRISTA DAVEY (2005)
Krista Davey became the first women’s soccer played to be inducted in the North Texas Hall of Fame. Davey was one of six former Mean Green student-athletes inducted
into the 2005 class. Davey was a four-year letterwinner with the women’s soccer team (1996-99), joining the program one year after its inaugural campaign. The threetime First Team All-Big West Conference selection led the Mean Green to a 51-22-3 record during her career and helped build the foundation for a program that has
never had a losing season. Davey was named to the Soccer Buzz First Team All-Central Region Team in 1997 and 1998 and still ranks among the top five players in every
major statistical category.
CHRISTY JOHNSON (2007)
Christy Johnson, a four-year letterwinner, was one of the pillars during the early years of North Texas women’s soccer. Johnson left North Texas in 2000 as the all-time
leader in goals, points, shots, and games started in her four-year career. She was a freshman All-American in 1997 and first-team all-central region player that year. In
1997, Johnson exploded for 22 goals during the season, which ranked sixth nationally. She was a four-time, first-team all-conference player at North Texas and was the
first player in school history to be a four-time all-conference selection. She is third all-time at North Texas with 45 career goals and third in points with 112.
MARILYN MARIN (2008)
Marilyn Marin ended her fabulous career with every offensive record in school history while leaving her mark on the NCAA. Marin had 214 career points, tied for 10th
in NCAA history, 88 goals, eighth in NCAA history, 2.70 points per game, tied for seventh in NCAA history, and 1.11 goals per game, tied for eight in NCAA history.
In 2002 Marin turned in the best season in North Texas soccer history. She led the nation in points (67), goals (26), and points per game (3.53). She was the Sun Belt
Conference Player of the Year in 2002 and 2003 along with being named the Freshman of the Year in 2000. Marin was a four-time, first-team all-conference selection and
a four-time all-central region selection. Marin is the first player in league history to be named to the first-team all-conference four straight years and capture back-toback Player of the Year honors. In 2000, she was named to the Freshman All-America first-team after pouring in 24 goals, six assists, and 54 points on the season. In
2003, she had her third 20-goal season with 23 goals, 14 assists, and 60 points. She had 11 hat tricks for her career along with 23 games where she scored two goals or
more.
MELINDA PINA (2011)
Pina was a three-time first-team all-conference selection and a four-time all-tournament pick. She finished her career with 51 goals, which ranks second all-time and 122
career points, which still ranks third all-time. Pina ranks in the top 10 in seven different offensive categories for her career. She scored 21 goals in 2003 which was ranked
sixth in the nation. Pina also averaged 2.13 points per game in 2003, which was tied for 15th in the nation that season. She led the team in goals in 2004 and led the Mean
Green to the school’s first ever Sun Belt Conference Championship and NCAA Tournament berth. Pina had four hat tricks in her four seasons.
29
records
9
year-by-year results
1995 (11-6-1)
1997 (13-6, 3-3 Big West)
1999 (14-4-1, 7-1-1 Big West)
9/2
L at Texas Tech
2-3
9/3
W vs. LSU 4-2
9/11W
UT-Dallas7-1
9/16W
College of THE SW3-1
9/17W
Mississippi State2-1
9/21W
Oral Roberts3-0
9/24T
Texas Tech3-3
10/1
L vs. Creighton !
0-5
10/5
W at UT-Dallas
8-0
10/6L
New Mexico0-1
10/8L
Tulsa1-3
10/12
W at Southwestern
6-1
10/15W
Stephen F. Austin4-0
10/21
L at SMU
0-4
10/26
L at TCU
2-3
10/28
W vs. Eastern Illinois 4-1
10/30
W at Kansas
2-1
11/4
W at Stephen F. Austin
4-1
! - Post Oak Mall Classic (College Station, Texas)
8/30
W at McNeese State !
6-1
8/31
W vs. Troy !
22-0
9/5
L at [16] SMU
0-1
9/7W
Arkansas5-1
9/12
W at Oklahoma
1-0
9/14W
Northwestern State9-0
9/17W
UALR5-0
9/21W
Drury College4-0
9/26W
Jacksonville StATE7-0
9/28
2-0
10/3
L at Weber State
0-1
10/5
W at Utah State *
3-1
10/10W
UC Irvine *5-1
10/12L
CS Fullerton *0-2
10/17
L at Cal Poly *
1-2
10/19
W at UC Santa Barbara *
2-1 (ot)
10/26L
Pacific *1-2
11/1
W vs. Tulsa 2-0
11/2L
Baylor1-2
!- McNeese State Women’s Invitational (Lake Charles, La.)
* - Big West Conference game
8/27
L at SMU
0-3
9/3
WHOUSTON
4-0
9/5
W BERRY COLLEGE
4-0
9/11
W at Oklahoma State
4-2
9/17
L vs. Syracuse 0-3
9/18
L at Texas Tech
0-3
9/21W
TEXAS State2-0
9/24
T at UC Irvine *
1-1 (ot)
9/26
W at Cal State Fullerton *
3-2
10/1
L CAL POLY *
0-2
10/3
W UC SANTA BARBARA * 1-0 (ot)
10/8
W at Long Beach State *
1-0
10/10
W at Pacific *
3-2
10/15
W IDAHO *
3-2
10/17
W BOISE STATE *
1-0
10/21
W at Centenary
4-0
10/24
W at Utah State*
3-2
10/27
W at Oral Roberts
2-0
10/31
W TEXAS
2-1 (ot)
1996 (11-8, 2-4 Big West)
9/7W
McNeese State7-0
9/14W
Oklahoma2-0
9/21
W vs. Northwestern State 14-1
9/22
6-0
9/25
L TCU
2-3 (ot)
9/27
W at Oral Roberts
1-0
9/28
L vs. Missouri State
0-1
10/4
L [13] BYU
3-4 (ot)
10/6W
Utah State *
2-0
10/11
L at UC Irvine *
0-2
10/13
L at Cal State Fullerton *
0-6
10/18L
Cal Poly *
0-2
10/20W
UC Santa Barbara *
1-0
10/23W
Stephen F. Austin 5-1
10/25
W vs. Sacramento State
4-1
10/27
L at Pacific *
2-3, OT
10/31W
Texas Tech2-0
11/1
WUTEP
2-1
11/3L
Baylor0-2
30
1998 (13-4-2, 5-2-2 Big West)
9/1
L at Texas A&M
1-5
9/3
WCENTENARY
3-1
9/6
W vs. Oklahoma !
3-1
9/11
W COLLEGE OF THE SW
10-0
9/13
W OKLAHOMA STATE
3-1
9/16
W STEPHEN F. AUSTIN
4-0
9/18
W at [24] SMU
2-1 (ot)
9/25W
CAL STATE FULLERTON * 2-1 (ot)
9/27
L UC IRVINE *
1-2
10/2
W at UC Santa Barbara *
2-0
10/4
T at Cal Poly *
1-1 (ot)
10/9
T PACIFIC *
1-1 (ot)
10/11
L LONG BEACH STATE * 3-4 (ot)
10/16
W at Boise State *
2-1
10/18
W at Idaho *
5-0
10/23
W vs. Colorado College ^
7-0
10/25
W UTAH STATE *
4-2
10/31
L vs. Alabama #
1-2
11/1
W at LSU
3-0
! - Plano Labor Day Tournament (Plano, Texas)
^- Abilene, Texas
#- Baton Rouge, La.
2000 (15-5-2, 5-1-1 Sun Belt)
8/25
WCENTENARY
3-0
8/27
W TEXAS TECH
1-0
9/1
W vs. [9] SMU ^
3-2 (ot)
9/3
L at Baylor ^
0-1
9/8
W at Houston
5-4
9/10
L at Texas
1-6
9/13
W STEPHEN F. AUSTIN
4-0
9/15
L at [13] Texas A&M
3-4
9/21
W at Middle Tennessee *
7-1
9/22
W at Vanderbilt
3-0
9/29
W at Louisiana-Lafayette *
4-0
10/1
L at South Alabama *
0-1
10/4
W ORAL ROBERTS
3-1
10/6
W at Texas State
5-0
10/8
W ARKANSAS STATE *
11-0
10/13
T DENVER *
0-0 (ot)
10/20
T KANSAS
2-2 (ot)
10/22
W UALR *
6-1
10/28
W at FIU *
5-3
11/2
W vs. Arkansas State #
6-0
11/3
W at South Alabama #
2-1
11/4
L vs. FIU#
1-3
^ - Baylor Tournament (Waco, Texas)
* - Sun Belt Conference game
# - Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.)
records
9
2001 (13-5, 7-1 Sun Belt)
Sun Belt Champions
2003 (15-6-1, 6-1-1 Sun Belt)
8/31
L at Kansas
2-4
9/2
L at Missouri
0-1
9/5W
TEXAS State2-1
9/9
WHOUSTON
3-0
9/21
W DENVER *
2-1
9/28
W ARKANSAS STATE *
7-1
9/30
W UALR *
7-0
10/6
L at Oral Roberts
1-2 (ot)
10/7
W vs. Northeastern State
6-1
10/12
W at Western Kentucky *
3-1
10/14
W at Middle Tennessee *
4-3 (ot)
10/17
W at Tulsa
2-1
10/19
W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE * 2-0
10/21
W SOUTH ALABAMA *
1-0
10/27
L at FIU *
1-2
10/31
W vs. Arkansas State #
2-0
11/1
W vs. Western Kentucky# 2-1 (2ot)
11/3
L vs. Denver #
1-2
*- Sun Belt Conference game
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Miami, Fla.)
2002 (14-5-1, 6-2 Sun Belt)
8/31
W NICHOLLS STATE
9/1
WDUQUESNE
9/3
W STEPHEN F. AUSTIN
9/8
W TEXAS WOMAN’S
9/13
L at Houston
9/18
W at Texas State
9/22
WTULSA
9/27
W at Arkansas State*
9/29
W at UALR*
10/4
L at [22] Denver*
10/6
L at Wyoming
10/11
L WESTERN KENTUCKY*
10/13
W MIDDLE TENNESSEE*
10/18
W at Louisiana-Lafayette*
10/20
W at South Alabama*
10/23
T at SMU
10/27 WFIU*
11/6
W vs. Middle Tennessee#
11/7
W at South Alabama#
11/9
L vs. [13] Denver#
*-Sun Belt Conference game
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.)
7-1
6-0
1-0
6-1
1-4
4-2
3-0
2-0
6-3
1-6
1-3
2-3
6-0
3-1
4-2
1-1
4-2
4-1
2-1
0-3
8/29
W vs. Houston !
2-0
8/31
L at Baylor !
3-4 (ot)
9/3
W TEXAS STATE
2-0
9/7
WRICE
1-0
9/10
L at Stephen F. Austin
2-4
9/14
W TEXAS TECH
1-0
9/19
WDRURY
5-1
9/21
W NICHOLLS STATE
7-0
9/26
W GRAMBLING STATE
9-0
9/28
L at [2] Notre Dame
1-8
10/3
W ARKANSAS STATE*
6-1
10/5
WUALR*
3-1
10/10
W [21] DENVER*
3-2 (2ot)
10/17
T at Western Kentucky*
1-1 (ot)
10/19
L at Middle Tennessee*
3-4 (ot)
10/22
L at SMU
1-4
10/24
W LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE*3-1
10/26
W SOUTH ALABAMA*
3-0
11/2
W at FIU*
2-1
11/5
W vs. Arkansas State#
10-1
11/6
W vs. Middle Tennessee#
4-0
11/8
L vs. Denver#
0-1 (ot)
! - Baylor Labor Day Classic (Waco, Texas)
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Bowling Green, Ky.)
2004 (16-6-1, 6-1-1 Sun Belt)
Sun Belt Champions
Sun Belt Tournament Champions
NCAA Tournament
8/29
WHOUSTON
5-1
9/3
W at Sam Houston State
1-0
9/5
W TEXAS WOMAN’S
5-0
9/10
W at Drury
4-1
9/12
L at Missouri State
0-1
9/17
WBAYLOR
2-1
9/24
L [21] SMU
0-3
9/26
L at Rice
0-4
9/29
W at UALR*
2-0
10/1
W at Arkansas State*
1-0
10/3
WVALPARAISO
7-1
10/8
W at Northern Colorado
2-0
10/10
L at Denver*
0-3
10/15
W WESTERN KENTUCKY*
4-0
MIDDLE TENNESSEE* 0-0 (2ot)
10/17T
10/22
W at Louisiana-Lafayette ! *
2-1
10/24
W at South Alabama*
1-0
10/29
L at [9] Texas A&M
2-8
10/31 WFIU*
1-0
11/3
W vs. South Alabama#
2-1
11/4
W vs. Denver#
3-0
11/6
W at FIU#
1-0
11/12
L at [12] Texas+
0-3
! - Game played in Lake Charles, La.
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Miami, Fla.)
+-NCAA Tournament game (Austin, Texas)
2005 (16-4-2, 8-1 Sun Belt)
Sun Belt Champions
Sun Belt Tournament Champions
NCAA Tournament
8/26
L vs. Eastern Illinois !
0-2
8/27
L at UTEP !
1-2
8/31
W TEXAS STATE
3-0
9/4
W at SMU 3-1
9/7
WGRAMBLING
6-0
9/9
T MISSOURI STATE
1-1 (2ot)
9/11
W SAM HOUSTON STATE
6-1
9/16
WRICE
1-0
9/18
T at Houston
2-2 (2ot)
9/30
W TROY *
4-0
10/2
W SOUTH ALABAMA * 2-1 (ot)
10/7
1-0
10/9
W at FIU *
1-0
10/14
W ARKANSAS STATE *
4-1
10/16
W UALR *
6-1
10/21
W DENVER *
1-0
10/28
W at Western Kentucky *
4-1
10/30
L at Middle Tennessee *
0-3
11/2
W vs. Louisiana-Lafayette #
3-2
11/3
W vs. Western Kentucky #
2-1
11/5
W at South Alabama #
2-0
11/11
L vs. SMU +
0-3
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.)
+-NCAA Tournament game (College Station, Texas)
2006 (15-5-2, 9-2 Sun Belt)
8/27
W at Texas State
2-1
8/31
W HOUSTON
2-1 (ot)
9/3
T SMU 0-0 (O2)
9/8
L at Nebraska !
2-3
9/10
L vs. [22] USC !
0-2
9/13
W TEXAS WOMAN’S
6-0
9/15
W NORTHWESTERN STATE 2-0
9/17
T at Grambling
1-1 (O2)
9/22
W at ULM *
4-2
9/24
W at Louisiana-Lafayette*
2-0
9/29
W FIU *
5-1
10/1
W FLORIDA ATLANTIC *
4-0
10/6
W at Troy *
2-1
10/8
W at South Alabama *
1-0
10/13
W ARKANSAS STATE *
8-0
10/15
W UALR *
4-1
10/20
W WESTERN KENTUCKY * 2-1
10/22
L MIDDLE TENNESSEE *
2-3
10/27
L at Denver *
0-2
11/1
W at Louisiana-Lafayette #
5-1
11/2
W vs. Middle Tennessee #
3-1
11/4
L vs. Denver #
0-4
! - Nebraska adidas Invitational (Lincoln, Neb.)
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Lafayette, La.)
31
records
9
2007 (15-8, 7-4 Sun Belt)
8/31
W Texas Woman’s 2-0
9/2
WUTEP
4-3
9/7
W vs. Lamar !
8-0
9/9
W at Northwestern State !
2-1
9/14
W TEXAS STATE
5-0
9/16
W GRAMBLING STATE
4-0
9/21
L at Oklahoma ^
0-1
9/23
L vs. Long Beach State ^
0-5
9/28
W ULM *
7-0
9/30
10/5
W at FIU *
4-2
10/7
W at Florida Atlantic *
1-0
10/12
W TROY *
3-0
10/14
W SOUTH ALABAMA *
2-0
10/19
W at Arkansas State *
2-1
10/21
L at UALR *
1-3
10/26
L at Western Kentucky *
0-1 (ot)
10/28
L at Middle Tennessee *
1-2 (ot)
11/2
L DENVER *
2-3 (ot)
11/4
L at SMU 1-2
11/7
W vs. Louisiana-Lafayette #
3-1
11/8
W vs. Western Kentucky #
3-1
11/10
L vs. Denver #
0-2
!-Holiday Inn Express Classic (Natchitoches, La.)
^-Sooner Invitational (Norman, Okla)
*Sun Belt Conference game
# Sun Belt Tournament game (Mobile, Ala.)
2009 (12-7-2, 7-2-2 Sun Belt)
8/28
W SAM HOUSTON STATE
1-0
8/30
W NEW MEXICO STATE
1-0
9/4
L at SMU
0-1
9/6
W TEXAS TECH
2-1 (ot)
9/11
WBAYLOR
2-1
9/12
L PRAIRIE VIEW A&M
0-1
9/18
L at [25] Ohio State
0-2
9/20
L at Xavier
0-1
9/25
9/27
W ULM *
4-0
10/2
2-0
10/4
T at FIU *
2-2 (2ot)
10/9
W SOUTH ALABAMA *
3-0
10/11
W TROY *
2-0
10/16
W at UALR *
2-1
10/18
W at Arkansas State *
2-0
10/23
T at Middle Tennessee * 0-0 (2ot)
10/25
0-2
10/31
L at Denver *
0-1
11/4
W vs. Middle Tennessee #
2-1
11/5
L vs. UALR #
0-1
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Boca Raton, Fla.)
2010 (12-7-2, 7-3-1 Sun Belt)
8/20
W TEXAS SOUTHERN
8-0
8/22
W MISSOURI STATE
2-1
8/27
W vs. Prairie View A&M !
6-0
8/29
W vs. Jacksonville State !
2-0
2 008 (15-4-1, 8-2-1 Sun Belt)
9/3
L at Sam Houston State
0-1 (2ot)
8/29
WLOUISIANA TECH2-1
9/5
T NEW MEXICO
1-1 (2ot)
8/31
WXAVIER1-0
9/10
L at Texas Tech ^
0-1
9/5
W OKLAHOMA
3-2 (ot)
9/12
W vs. Lamar ^
3-0
9/7
LUTSA
0-1 9/17
L SMU
2-3 (ot)
9/12
W EAST TENNESSEE STATE 4-1
9/24
0-1
9/14
WLAMAR
2-0 9/26
L at Middle Tennessee * 1-2 (2ot)
9/19
W at Baylor
2-0
10/1
W ULM *
4-0
9/26
3-1
10/3
9/28
L at ULM *
2-3
10/8
W at Troy *
3-1
10/3
W FLORIDA ATLANTIC *
3-2
10/10
W at South Alabama *
2-0
10/5
W FIU *
1-0
10/15
W FIU *
2-1
10/10
T at South Alabama *
3-3 (2 ot)
10/17W
Florida Atlantic *
5-0
10/12
W at Troy *
2-1 (ot)
10/21
T at UALR *
1-1 (2ot)
10/17
W UALR *
1-0
10/24
W ARKANSAS STATE *
2-0
10/19
W ARKANSAS STATE *
2-0
10/29
L at [22] Denver *
0-1
10/24
W MIDDLE TENNESSEE *
2-1
11/3
L at Western Kentucky #
0-3
10/26
10/31
L DENVER *
0-3
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Bowling Green, Ky.)
11/5
W SOUTH ALBAMA #
2-1
!- Hotel Encanto Aggie Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)
11/6
L WESTERN KENTUCKY# 1-0
^- Red Raider Classic (Lubbock, Texas)
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Denton, Texas)
32
2011 (14-4-3, 8-1-1 Sun Belt)
Sun Belt Champions
8/21
T ORAL ROBERTS
2-2 (2ot)
8/26
W at Texas Southern
5-0
8/28
WGRAMBLING
11-0
9/2
WSMU
2-1
9/4
W at Houston
1-0
9/9
W SAM HOUSTON STATE
3-1
9/11
L at Baylor
0-2
9/16
L vs UC Riverside !
1-2 (ot)
9/18
L vs Cal State Fullerton !
1-4
9/23
9/25
W MIDDLE TENNESSEE *
3-0
9/30
W at ULM *
1-0
10/2
4-0
10/7
W TROY *
4-1
10/14
L at FIU *
0-1
10/16
2-0
10/20
W UALR *
2-0
10/23
T at Arkansas State *
1-1 (2ot)
10/28
W DENVER *
1-0
11/2
W vs Troy #
2-0
11/3
T vs Western Kentucky #
0-0
Western Kentucky advances on Penalties 4-3
#-Sun Belt Tournament game (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
!- Nike Classic (Albuquerque, N.M.)
records
9
9
2010 Season In Review
at North Texas 8, Texas Southern 0
August 20, 2010
Mean Green Soccer Complex - Attendance: 250
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT
3:44 Lackey, Julie (1) (Scarfone, Ellen)
NT 22:56 Hodges, Kelsey (1)
NT 28:48 Scarfone, Ellen (1) (Reyes, Alicia)
NT 29:58 Lackey, Julie (2)
NT 49:54 Hodges, Kelsey (2) (Lackey, Julie)
NT 58:34 Gorrie, Shannon (1)
NT 66:57 Hodges, Kelsey (3) (Scarfone, Ellen)
NT 89:46 Watson, Dani (1) (Simpson, Lacey)
at North Texas 2, Missouri State 1
August 22, 2010
SCORING SUMMARY:
MSU 1:10 Williams,Brooke (1) (Weimer,Rachel)
NT 15:20 Young, Michelle (1) (Scarfone, Ellen)
NT 75:47 Lackey, Julie (3) (Scarfone, Ellen)
North Texas 6, Prairie View A&M 0
August 27, 2010 - Hotel Encanto Aggie Classic
Las Cruces, N.M.
NT 20:35 Lackey, Julie (4)
NT 48:50 Hodges, Kelsey (5) (Young, Michelle)
NT 84:43 Howell, Jordan (1) (Guderian, Allison)
NT 89:31 Crocco, Nikki (1)
North Texas 2, Jacksonville State 0
August 29, 2010 - Hotel Encanto Aggie Classic
Las Cruces, N.M.
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 20:31 Scarfone, Ellen (2) (McDowell, Carly)
NT 23:26 Reyes, Alicia (1)
at Sam Houston 1, North Texas 0 (2OT)
September 3, 2010
Huntsville, Texas - Attendance: 250
SCORING SUMMARY:
SHSU108:19 Zak, Kirby (1) (Mallory, Tricia)
at North Texas 1, New Mexico 1 (2OT)
September 5, 2010
SCORING SUMMARY:
NM
6:54 Fields, Rachel (3) (Williams, Jennifer)
NT 14:11 Young, Michelle (2)
at Texas Tech 1, North Texas 0
September 10, 2010 - Red Raider Classic
Lubbock, Texas - Attendance: 1558
SCORING SUMMARY:
TTU 84:42 Disabella, Jessica (1)
North Texas 3, Lamar 0
September 12, 2010 - Red Raider Classic
Lubbock, Texas
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 28:00 Perlman, Kelsey (1)
NT 59:05 Young, Michelle (3) (Crocco, Nikki)
2010 Season Results
SMU 3, at North Texas 2 (OT)
September 17, 2010
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 27:21 Lackey, Julie (5) (Crocco, Nikki)
SMU 42:07 Lewis, Ryanne (1)
NT 62:29 Scarfone, Ellen (Pen.) (3)
SMU73:48Hartweck, Shelby (1) (Smith, Courtney)
SMU94:42May, Logan (2) (Medieros, K.; Smith, C.)
at Western Kentucky 1, North Texas 0
September 24, 2010 - Sun Belt Conference Game
Bowling Green, Ky. - Attendance: 348
SCORING SUMMARY:
WKU60:18 Sims, Christen (1) (Outerbridge, Mallory)
at Middle Tennessee 2, North Texas 1 (2OT)
September 26, 2010 - Sun Belt Conference Game
Murfreesboro, Tenn. - Attendance: 394
SCORING SUMMARY:
MT59:28
Mueggler, Vanessa (6) (Thomas, Regina)
MT101:54Mueggler, Vanessa (7) (Jorgenson, Whitney)
at North Texas 4, ULM 0
October 1, 2010 - Sun Belt Conference Game
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT
3:34 Young, Michelle (4) (Perlman, Kelsey)
NT 67:25 McDowell, Carly (1) (Crocco, Nikki)
NT 73:44 McDowell, Carly (2) (Perlman, Kelsey)
at North Texas 4, Louisiana-Lafayette 0
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT
1:41 Young, Michelle (5) (Ramsey, Loreli)
NT 14:36 McDowell, Carly (3)
NT 52:44 Crocco, Nikki (2) (Perlman, Kelsey)
at North Texas 5, Florida Atlantic 0
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT
9:36 Hodges, Kelsey (9)
NT 10:38 Ramsey, Loreli (1)
NT 28:54 Watson, Dani (2) (Young, Michelle)
NT 57:27 Young, Michelle (8) (Ramsey, Loreli)
North Texas 1, at UALR 1 (2OT)
Little Rock, Ark. - Attendance: 85
SCORING SUMMARY:
UALR6:54Pearson, Dana (2) (Dunsworth, Danielle)
at North Texas 2, Arkansas State 0
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 80:03 McDowell, Carly (4) (Hodges, Kelsey)
NT 85:54 Scarfone, Ellen (7) (McDowell, Carly)
at #22 Denver 1, North Texas 0
Denver, Colo. - Attendance: 468
SCORING SUMMARY:
DEN 11:24 Vaughn, Kalie
at [6] Western Kentucky 3, [3] North Texas 0
November 5, 2010 - Sun Belt Tournament Quarterfinal
Bowling Green, Ky. - Attendance: 403
SCORING SUMMARY:
WKU 15:53 Outerbridge, Mallory (8)
WKU28:09 Outerbridge, Mallory (9) (Goad, Lindsey)
WKU 44:02 Lange, Torrie (2) (Williams, Lindsay)
North Texas 3, at Troy 1
Troy, Ala. - Attendance: 275
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 26:53 Crocco, Nikki (3) (Young, Michelle)
TROY 87:09 Sutcliffe, Ruth
North Texas 2, at South Alabama 0
Mobile, Ala. - Attendance: 135
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT
3:54 Hodges, Kelsey (7) (Young, Michelle)
NT 53:38 Scarfone, Ellen (5)
at North Texas 2, FIU 1
SCORING SUMMARY:
FIU 16:42 Bordin, Mayara (Pen.) (1)
NT 20:39 Hodges, Kelsey (8) (Young, Michelle)
33
records
9
9
2011 Season Results
2011 Season In Review
at North Texas 2, Oral Roberts 2 (2OT)
August 21, 2011
SCORING SUMMARY:
ORU3:39
Grados, Maria (1) (Brannan, Whitney)
NT
9:13 Guderian, Allison (1)
NT 30:28 McDowell, Carly (1) (Ross; Reyes)
ORU 81:11 Bickers, Anna (1) (Grados, Maria)
North Texas 5, at Texas Southern 0
August 26, 2011
Durley Stadium - Attendance: 325
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 39:08 Ross, Katelyn (1) (Holt; Crocco)
NT49:29
Young, Michelle (3) (Scarfone, Ellen)
at North Texas 11, Grambling 0
August 28, 2011
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT
1:49 Lackey, Julie (1) (Perlman, Kelsey)
NT
8:40 Lackey, Julie (2) (Young, Michelle)
NT26:15
McDowell, Carly (2) (Young; Scarfone)
NT34:05
McDowell, Carly (3) (Hodges, Kelsey)
NT 59:46 Scarfone, Ellen (1) (Brooks, Kara)
NT60:38
Young, Michelle (4) (Hodges, Kelsey)
NT65:05
Hodges, Kelsey (2) (Young, Michelle)
NT 71:04 Crocco, Nikki (1) (Pen.)
NT 73:09 Crocco, Nikki (2) (Petty, Kelsey)
NT 80:50 Ross, Katelyn (2)
at North Texas 2, SMU 1
September 2, 2011
Mean Green Soccer Complex - Attendance: 1,286
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 52:00 Crocco, Nikki (4) (Hodges, Kelsey)
SMU 52:23 Own Goal
North Texas 1, at Houston 0
September 4, 2011
Robertson Stadium - Attendance: 306
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 29:10 Perlman, Kelsey (1) (Cox, Leah)
at North Texas 3, Sam Houston 1
UC Riverside 2, vs. North Texas 1 (OT)
September 16, 2011 - Nike Classic
UNM Soccer Complex - Attendance:
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT35:57
Petty, Kelsey (1) (Perlman, Kelsey)
UCR36:39Morales, Andrea (2) (Quincey, Alexandra)
UCR96:44Valencia, Celina (1) (Casmiro, Aaren)
Cal State Fullerton 4, vs. North Texas 1
September 18, 2011 - Nike Classic
UNM Soccer Complex - Attendance:
SCORING SUMMARY:
CSF27:48
Tangorra, Ann Marie (1) (Mazeau, Erica)
CSF28:35
Tangorra, Ann Marie (2)
CSF31:28
Tangorra, Ann Marie (3) (Wilson, R.)
CSF 45:22 Wilson, Rebecca (2)
at North Texas 2, Western Kentucky 1
September 23, 2011 - Sun Belt Game
SCORING SUMMARY:
WKU 56:58 Stahlke, Ali (1) (Williams, Lindsay)
at North Texas 3, Middle Tennessee 0
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 88:56 Scarfone, Ellen (2) (Holt, Shelly)
North Texas 1, at ULM 0
ULM Soccer Complex - Attendance: 227
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 50:53 Scarfone, Ellen (3) (Pen.)
North Texas 4, at Louisiana-Lafayette 0
October 2, 2011 - Sun Belt Game
Cajun Track/Soccer Facility - Attendance: 134
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 16:00 Young, Michelle (9) (Perlman, Kelsey)
NT 30:08 Ross, Katelyn (3) (Lackey, Julie)
NT 66:16 Crocco, Nikki (7) (Scarfone; Perlman)
at North Texas 4, Troy 1
September 9, 2011
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT
2:04 Hodges, Kelsey (3) (Lackey, Julie)
SHSU 9:07 Mallory, Tricia (4) (Anderson, Kayla)
NT
9:56 Crawford, Hannah (1) (Lackey, Julie)
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT1:38
Young, Michelle (10) (Scarfone; Perlman)
NT 20:51 Perlman, Kelsey (2) (Brooks; Crocco)
TROY 75:57 Samantha Morgan (1)
NT 79:08 Scarfone, Ellen (4) (Perlman, Kelsey)
NT87:20
Young, Michelle (11) (Hodges; Scarfone)
at Baylor 2, North Texas 0
at FIU 1, North Texas 0
September 11, 2011
Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field - Attendance: 351
SCORING SUMMARY:
BU52:56
Gilmore, Hanna (3) (Dismuke, Hannah)
BU82:02 Larsen, Dana (4) (Johnston, Bethany)
34
FIU Soccer Stadium - Attendance: 278
SCORING SUMMARY:
FIU58:14
Perry, April (3)
North Texas 2, at Florida Atlantic 0
FAU Soccer Stadium - Attendance: 222
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT16:14
Young, Michelle (12) (Perlman; Holt)
NT
25:56 Scarfone, Ellen (5)
at North Texas 2, UALR 0
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT57:36
McDowell, Carly (4) (Brooks, Kara)
NT
68:43 Scarfone, Ellen (6) (Pen.)
North Texas 1, at Arkansas St. 1 (2OT)
ASU Soccer Complex - Attendance: 133
SCORING SUMMARY:
ASU 85:42 Michele Clark (5)
at North Texas 1, Denver 0
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT
4:20 Hodges, Kelsey (7)
[1] North Texas 2, vs. [8] Troy 0
November 2, 2011 - Sun Belt Tournament
Hayes Track & Soccer Stadium - Attendance: 625
SCORING SUMMARY:
NT 25:27 Young, Michelle (Perlman; Brooks)
NT 86:43 Crocco, Nikki (Brooks, Kara)
[1] North Texas 0, vs. [4] WKU 0 (2OT)
November 3, 2011 - Sun Belt Tournament
Hayes Track & Soccer Stadium - Attendance: 225
SCORING SUMMARY:
None
Western Kentucky advances on penalty kicks 4-3
records
9
9
Mean Green Soccer Complex – Individual Records
Goals scored
Points
Shots on Goal
Saves
9
3
3
3
7
6
6
6
12
11
9
13
8
7
7
7
Kendall Juett
Kelsey Hodges
Nikki Crocco
Kendall Juett
Heather Hutyra
Kelsey Hodges
Nikki Crocco
Heather Hutyra
Heather Hutyra
Kendall Juett
Kandice Ellis
Kandice Ellis
Mandy Hall
Mandy Hall
Kandice Ellis
Louisiana-Monroe
Texas Southern
Grambling
Louisiana-Monroe
Arkansas State
Texas Southern
Grambling
Arkansas State
Northwestern State
Grambling State
SMU
Louisiana-Lafayette
SMU
South Alabama
SMU
2
3
3
6
2
21
Kellie Walker
Holly Grogan, Kala Morgan
Maria Grados
Sophia Mundy
Courtney Smith
Kelly Goodman
9
Opponents Team
9/3/06
9/2/07
9/17/10
10/13/06
9/3/06
9/15/06
Attendance
1,283SMU
1,246SMU
1,173Oklahoma
820Denver
785Denver
774
Texas Women’s Match
Sun Belt match
vs. Florida International
(9/29/06)
Win
2-1 OT vs. Houston
(8/31/06)
LosS
vs. Middle Tennessee
(10/22/06)
Goal
Kendall Juett
vs. Houston (8/31/06)
Opp. Goal
Jordan Godbolt
Houston (8/31/06)
Shutout
vs. SMU (9/3/06)
Opp ShutouT
SMU (9/3/06)
Conference Tournament Results
8/28/11
Sun Belt Conference
10/13/06
2000 (Mobile, Ala.)
8/20/10
1st Round.................................................................................. def. Arkansas State, 6-0
8/28/11
Semifinals............................................................................def. at South Alabama, 2-1
10/13/06
Finals........................................................................................................lost to FIU, 1-3
10/13/06
2001 (Miami, Fla.)
8/28/11
1st Round.................................................................................. def. Arkansas State, 2-0
10/13/06
Semifinals................................................................. def. Western Kentucky, 2-1 (2ot)
9/3/06
Finals..................................................................................................lost to Denver, 1-2
10/13/06
10/17/10
2002 (Mobile, Ala.)
9/2/07
1st Round............................................................................ def. Middle Tennessee, 4-1
10/22/06
Semifinals............................................................................def. at South Alabama, 2-1
9/3/06
8/28/11
2003 (Bowling Green, Ky.)
10/13/06
1st Round................................................................................ def. Arkansas State, 10-1
8/20/10
Semifinals........................................................................... def. Middle Tennessee, 4-0
Finals.......................................................................................... lost to Denver, 0-1 (ot)
Western Kentucky 10/26/08
Middle Tennessee 10/18/06
Oral Roberts
8/21/11
Houston
8/31/06
SMU
9/17/10
Arkansas State
10/13/06
Goals scored 3
Five Times (Most Recent: SMU, 9/17/10)
Shots on goal27 SMU
Assists
3UTEP
SMU
Saves
21 Arkansas State
Corner Kicks9 SMU
Fouls
24 Northwestern State
Mean Green Soccer Complex Firsts
vs. Houston (8/31/06)
9
Opponents- Individual
Goals scored
Points
Shots on Goal
Assists
Saves
9
9/28/07
8/20/10
8/28/11
9/28/07
10/13/06
8/20/10
8/28/11
10/13/06
9/15/06
9/16/07
9/3/06
9/30/07
9/17/10
10/14/07
9/29/06
North Texas -Team Records
Goals scored11 Grambling
8
Arkansas State
8
Texas Southern
Points
31Grambling
25
Arkansas State
Shots on goal 37
Arkansas State
Assists
9Grambling
9
Arkansas State
Saves
13SMU
Corner Kicks 11
Arkansas State
11FAU
Penalty Kicks 2
Kendall Juett vs. UTEP
Kelli Lunsford vs. Middle Tennessee
Fouls
17
SMU
Largest Margin11-0Grambling
of Victory
8-0
Arkansas State
8-0
Texas Southern
9
9
mg soccer complex records
9/2/11
9/17/10
9/5/08
10/21/05
9/2/07
8/31/07
2004 (Miami, Fla.)
1st Round.................................................................................def. South Alabama, 2-1
Semifinals.............................................................................................. def. Denver, 3-0
Finals..........................................................................def. at Florida International, 1-0
2005 (Mobile, Ala.)
1st Round......................................................................... def. Louisiana-Lafayette, 3-2
Semifinals...........................................................................def. Western Kentucky, 2-1
Finals....................................................................................def. at South Alabama, 2-0
2006 (Lafayette, La.)
1st Round...................................................................... def. at Lousiana-Lafayette, 5-1
Semifinals........................................................................... def. Middle Tennessee, 3-1
2007 (Mobile, Ala.)
1st Round......................................................................... def. Louisiana-Lafayette, 3-1
Semifinals...........................................................................def. Western Kentucky, 3-1
2008 (Denton, Texas)
1st Round.................................................................................def. South Alabama, 2-1
Semifinals...................................................................... lost to Western Kentucky, 1-0
2009 (Boca Raton, Fla.)
1st Round............................................................................ def. Middle Tennessee, 2-1
Semifinals........................................................................................... lost to UALR, 1-0
2010 (Bowling Green, Ky.)
1st Round........................................................................lost at Western Kentucky, 3-0
2010 (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
1st Round....................................................................................................def. Troy, 2-0
Semifinals...............................................................drew Western Kentucky, 0-0 (2ot)
Western Kentucky advances on penalty kicks 4-3
35
records
9
9
letterwinners
A
9
Adrina Adame ‘00, ‘01
Tori Adame ‘11
Tiffany Adams ‘06
Kelly Adkins ‘03, ‘04
Ashleigh Allison ‘02
Veronica Ayala ‘06, ‘07, ‘08
9
B
Elaine Bacchus ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04
Stephanie Baetz ‘96
Cindy Beahm ‘95
Robin Bellingham ‘02
Fleur Benatar ‘96, ‘97
Lindsay Bibb ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02
Jennifer Blume ‘95
April Bonilla ‘96, ‘97, ‘98
Katy Booth ‘07, ‘08
Mary Brannon ‘07
Kim Brimberry ‘01
Kara Brooks ‘08, ‘10, ‘11
Michelle Brophy ‘99, ‘00
Heather Brown ‘95
Kim Brunette ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00
Briana Buchanan ‘03, ‘04, ‘05
9
C
Adriana Caballero ‘99
Marlen Caballero ‘99
JoDee Campbell ‘96
Kristen Campbell ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06
Alyssa Carrier ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04
Angela Carter ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03
Nikki Carter ‘00
Amy Chandler ‘97, ‘98
Melissa Chapman ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06
Mary Chisenhall ‘95, ‘96
Brittany Cleveland ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08
Leslie Cooley ‘01, ‘02, ‘03
Misty Cordon ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05
Adria Costanzo ‘98, ‘99
Leah Cox ‘11
Hannah Crawford ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
Nikki Crocco ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
Jennifer Crow ‘96
Sarah Csillagi ‘97
Michelle Cudd ‘95
9
D
Krista Davey ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99
Lindsay Deal ‘99
Stephanie Demchuk ‘95
Haley Dockray ‘11
Natalie Donnert ‘02
9
E
Kandice Ellis ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07
Stephanie Eckert ‘07
9
G
Diana Garcia-Valez ‘98
Erin Gardipee ‘98
Amy Gaylon ‘95
Krista Georgas ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04
Shannon Gorrie ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
Rita Granado ‘96, ‘97, ‘99
Allison Guderian ‘10, ‘11
Danielle Guilliod ‘09
36
H
Amanda Hall ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10
Kerri Hancock ‘95, ‘96
Jou Jou Hanna ‘99
Taffy Harmon ‘03
Leslie Hash ‘95
Angela Hawkins ‘03, ‘04, ‘05
Nicole Heasty ‘95
Chelsea Heimann ‘09
Cristi Hendrickson ‘95, ‘96
Jessica Hennessey ‘02
Mari Hernandez ‘98, ‘99
Danielle Herron ‘07, ‘08
Mari Hill ‘98
Kelsey Hodges ‘10, ‘11
Leanne Hoge ‘03
Shelly Holt ‘10, ‘11
Emily Hosek ‘03
Monica Housden ‘00, ‘01
Jordan Howell ‘10
Gennifer Hurst ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08
Heather Hutyra ‘04, ‘05, 06, ‘07
9
J
Ingrid Jacques ‘99
Amanda Johnson ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08
Amanda Jones ‘05, ‘06
Christy Johnson ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00
Erin Johnson ‘02
Jamie Joyce ‘95
Kendall Juett ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09
9
K
Jackie Kerestine, ‘11
Meredith Klemm ‘96, ‘97, ‘98
Jessica Kloschmann ‘02, ‘03
Keri Kuwamura ‘01
Carrie Kveton ‘98, 99, ‘00, ‘01
9
L
Julie Lackey ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
Lindsay Lackore ‘07, ‘08, ‘09
Casey Lerond ‘08
Melanie Lovato ‘95
Kelli Lunsford ‘05, ‘06, ‘08, ‘09
9
M
Richelle Magalhaes ‘02, ‘03, ‘04
Summer Mahaffey ‘98
Andrea Marak ‘03, ‘04, ‘05
Marilyn Marin ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03
Carly McDowell ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
Carrie Mendoza ‘10
Amanda Mitchell ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08
Natalie Mitchell ‘01
Erin Montgomery ‘08
Patty Mora ‘98
Brianna Morris ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02
9
N
Marion Neary ‘95
Haley Newsom ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
9
O
Lynette Osborne ‘97
9
P
Michelle Partain ‘02, ‘03
Kelsey Perlman ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
Melanie Peterson ‘06, ‘07
Kelsey Petty ‘11
Melinda Pina ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04
Michelle Pratz ‘95, ‘96
9
R
Julie Radford ‘05, ‘06
Loreli Ramsey ‘10
Monica Reich ‘97
Alicia Reyes ‘10, ‘11
Michelle Richards ‘95
Caree Ridenour ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04
Angela Rieke ‘95, ‘96
Tiffany Robb ‘96
9
S
Ellen Scarfone ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
Heather Schmidt ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98
Lauren Shockey ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09
Sarah Simpson ‘10
Marnie Simmons ‘95, ‘96
Katherine Skaggs ‘06
Dani Slavonic ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07
Nikki Smetzer ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00
Danielle Smith ‘02, ‘03
Hayley Smith ‘06
Jennifer Smith ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04
Amy Smyser ‘95, ‘96, ‘97
Kim Sparks ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98
Alyson Stallcup ‘11
Emily Standeven ‘01
Emily Stevens ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00
9
T
Chantel Terrell ‘98
Rene Threlkeld ‘98, ‘99
Gina Turner ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01
Rachel Turpin ‘08, ‘09
9
U
Michelle Uselton ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02
9
V
Teresa Vise ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00
9
W
K.D. Waters ‘06
Dani Watson ‘09, ‘10
Rebecca Weinkauf ‘02
Lauren Weller ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07
Corinna Welsch ‘95, ‘97
Kim Welsch ‘96
Katie Wendling ‘08, ‘09
Lisa Whitfield ‘95, ‘96
Jacy Wicker ‘07, ‘08
Lindsay Williams ‘02
Kelly Winchester ‘96
Jessie Wolfe ‘05, ‘06, ‘07
Janaye Woods ‘07
Jillian Wright ‘08
9
Y
Jamie Yates ‘04, ‘05, ‘06
Michelle Young ‘09, ‘10, ‘11
9
Z
Jessica Zetlau ‘01
records
9
9
All-Conference Selections
Sun Belt Conference
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Kim Brunette, First Team
Christy Johnson, First Team
Marilyn Marin, First Team
Teresa Vise, First Team
Emily Stevens, Second Team
Gina Turner, Second Team
Carrie Kveton, First Team
Gina Turner, First Team
Monica Housden, Second Team
Michelle Uselton, Second Team
Melinda Pina, First Team
Angela Carter, Second Team
Krista Georgas, Second Team
Heather Hutyra, First Team
Caree Ridenour, First Team
Krista Georgas, Second Team
Kandice Ellis, First Team
Angela Hawkins, First Team
Kelli Lunsford, First Team
Kendall Juett, First Team
Gennifer Hurst, Second Team
Kandice Ellis, Second Team
Dani Slavonic, First Team
Janaye Woods, First Team
Veronica Ayala, Second Team
Kelsey Perlman, First Team
Michelle Young, Second Team
Ellen Scarfone, First Team
Kelsey Hodges, First Team
Ellen Scarfone, First Team
Michelle Young, First Team
Big West Conference
1996
1997
1998
1999
April Bonilla, Second Team
Lisa Whitfield, Second Team
Amy Chandler, First Team
Krista Davey, First Team
Meredith Klemm, Honorable Mention
Adriana Costanzo, Second Team
Teresa Vise, Honorable Mention
9
all-time awards
Conference Award Winners
Player of the Year
2002
2003
2005
Marilyn Marin, Sun Belt
Heather Hutyra, Sun Belt
Freshman of the Year
2000
2004
2005
2007
Heather Hutyra, Sun Belt
Kelli Lunsford, Sun Belt
Janaye Woods, Sun Belt
Coach of the Year
2004
2005
2011
John Hedlund, Sun Belt
Player of the Week (Since 2008)
9/9/2008
9/8/2009
8/24/2010
10/19/2010
9/6/2011
9/27/2011
9
Kelli Lunsford (2g, 0a), Sun Belt
Kendall Juett (1g, 0a), Sun Belt
Julie Lackey (3g, 1a), Sun Belt
Michelle Young (3g, 2a), Sun Belt
Nikki Crocco (2g, 0a), Sun Belt
Michelle Young (3g 0a), Sun Belt
Greater Denton Sports Commission
North Texas Coach of the Year
2004
2005
9
All-Region
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2008
2010
9
Krista Davey, Second Team
Christy Johnson, Third Team
Marilyn Marin, Third Team
Marilyn Marin, Second Team
Marilyn Marin, Second Team
Caree Ridenour, Third Team
Heather Hutyra, Second Team
Heather Hutyra, Third Team
Kelli Lunsford, Third Team
Ellen Scarfone, Second Team (South)
Soccer Buzz
All-Freshman Team
2005
2006
2007
2008
Kelli Lunsford
Kendall Juett
Janaye Woods
Kelsey Perlman
Freshman All-America
1997
1998
2000
9
Gina Turner, Honorable Mention
All-Conference Tournament Team
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2011
9
Melinda Pina
Lindsay Bibb
Jessica Hennessey
Melinda Pina
Marilyn Marin
Melinda Pina
Caree Ridenour
Briana Buchanan
Alyssa Carrier (MOP)
Melinda Pina
Dani Slavonic
Heather Hutyra (MOP)
Kelli Lunsford
Angela Hawkins
Kandice Ellis
Julie Radford
Brittany Cleveland
Kendall Juett
Dani Slavonic
Heather Hutyra
Kendall Juett
Dani Slavonic
Kelli Lunsford
Veronica Ayala
Ellen Scarfone
Jackie Kerestine
North Texas Team Honors
Final Regional Rankings
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2005
2006
2008
ARV (Central, SoccerBuzz.com)
10th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com)
ARV (Central, SoccerBuzz.com)
t-15th (Central, SoccerBuzz.com)
Sun Belt Regular Season Championship
2001
2004
2005
2011
9
Professional Players
Only Professional First Division Leagues Listed
Krista (Davey) Bobo
New York Power (WUSA) 2001
Washington Freedom (WUSA) 2002-03
Atlanta Silverbacks (W-League) 2006
Sky Blue FC (WPS) 2009
Carrie Kveton
Charlotte Lady Eagles (W-League) 2004
Atlanta Silverbacks (W-League) 2005
Bristol Rovers WFC (England) 2004-06
Ottawa Fury (W-League) 2006
Sønderjyske (Denmark) 2007-11
Christy Johnson
Teresa Vise
Marilyn Marin
Angela Carter
Marilyn Marin
37
records
9
9
academic awards
Sun Belt Academic Honors
Commissioner’s List (3.5-4.0 GPA)
2005-06 Briana Buchanan
Lauren Weller
Jamie Yates
2006-07
Melissa Chapman
Gennifer Hurst
Dani Slavonic
Jamie Yates
2007-08
Katie Booth
Amanda Hall
Danielle Herron
Gennifer Hurst
Dani Slavonic
Lauren Weller
Janaye Wood
2008-09
Katie Booth
Amanda Hall
Jessica Jackson
Amanda Johnson
Julie Lackey
Amanda Mitchell
Kelsey Perlman
Katie Wendling
2009-10
Kara Brooks
Hannah Crawford
Shannon Gorrie
Amanda Hall
Chelsea Heimann
Julie Lackey
Lindsey Lackore
Carly McDowell
Kelsey Perlman
Rachel Turpin
Katie Wendling
2010-11
Kara Brooks
Shannon Gorrie
Amanda Hall
Jordan Howell
Julie Lackey
Lauren Manning
Haley Newsom
Kelsey Perlman
Loreli Ramsey
2011-12
Allison Guderian
Haley Newsom
Kelsey Perlman
Katelyn Ross
Academic Honor Roll (3.0-3.49
GPA)
2005-06
Melissa Chapman
Misty Cordon
Gennifer Hurst
Andrea Marak
Dani Slavonic
Jessie Wolfe
2006-07 Amanda Mitchell
Lauren Weller
Jessie Wolfe
2007-08
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Veronica Ayala
Amanda Johnson
Kendall Juett
Lindsey Lackore
Kelli Lunsford
Amanda Mitchell
2008-09
Kara Brooks
Gennifer Hurst
Kendall Juett
Lindsey Lackore
Kelli Lunsford
Rachel Turpin
Jacy Wicker
Jillian Wright
2009-10
Danielle Herron
Kendall Juett
Kelli Lunsford
Haley Newsom
Erika Palmacci
Jillian Wright
2010-11
Hannah Crawford
Nicole Crocco
Alison Guderian
Kelsey Hodges
Shelly Holt
Carly McDowell
Alicia Reyes
Megan Riley
Sarah Simpson
2011-12
Kara Brooks
Leah Cox
Shannon Gorrie
Kelsey Hodges
Shelly Holt
Julie Lackey
Kelsey Petty
Alica Reyes
Alyson Stallcup
9 North Texas
Academic Honors
President’s List (4.0 GPA)
2005 Lauren Weller
Jamie Yates
2007
Gennifer Hurst
Lauren Weller
Janaye Woods
Jamie Yates
2008
Katie Booth
Amanda Hall
Gennifer Hurst
Kelsey Perlman
Dani Slavonic
Katie Wendling
2009
Amanda Hall
Julie Lackey
Kelsey Perlman
Katie Wendling
2010
Kara Brooks
Amanda Hall
Lauren Manning
Carly McDowell
Haley Newsom
Kelsey Perlman
Rachel Turpin
2011 Kara Brooks
Kelsey Perlman
Dean’s List (3.5-3.99 GPA)
2005 Elaine Bacchus
Caree Brown
Briana Buchanan
Krista Georgas
Gennifer Hurst
Heather Hutyra
Jessica Koschmann
Richelle Magalhaes
Dani Slavonic
Jennifer Smith
2006
Melissa Chapman
Katherine Skaggs
Dani Slavonic
Lauren Weller
Jamie Yates
2007
Katie Booth
Melissa Chapman
Amanda Hall
Danielle Herron
Amanda Mitchell
Dani Slavonic
2008
Veronica Ayala
Shannon Gorrie
Danielle Herron
Jessica Jackson
Amanda Johnson
Kendall Juett
Kelli Lunsford
2009
Katie Booth
Kara Brooks
Hannah Crawford
Shannon Gorrie
Danielle Herron
Gennifer Hurst
Amanda Johnson
Lindsey Lackore
Amanda Mitchell
Rachel Turpin
2010
Shannon Gorrie
Chelsea Heimann
Shelly Holt
Jordan Howell
Julie Lackey
Loreli Ramsey
Sarah Simpson
2011
Shannon Gorrie
Julie Lackey
Haley Newsom
Katelyn Ross
Athletic Director’s Honor Roll
(3.0-3.49 GPA)
2005Melissa Chapman
Misty Cordon
Angela Hawkins
Andrea Marak
Julie Radford
Jesse Wolfe
2006
Kristen Campbell
Misty Cordon
Gennifer Hurst
Heather Hutyra
Kellis Lunsford
Andrea Marak
Amanda Mitchell
Jesse Wolfe
2007 Veronica Ayala
Kristen Campbell
Brittany Cleveland
Courtney Dinwiddie
Kandice Ellis
Amanda Johnson
Kendall Juett
Lindsey Lackore
Julie Radford
Jacy Wicker
Jesse Wolfe
2008 Kara Brooks
Stephanie Eckert
Julie Lackore
Lindsey Lackore
Amanda Mitchell
Lauren Shockey
Christie Stewart
Rachel Turpin
Lauren Weller
Jacy Wicker
Jillian Wright
2009Brittany Cleveland
Chelsea Heimann
Kendall Juett
Kelli Lunsford
Allyne Morgan
Carly McDowell
Haley Newsom
Erika Palmacci
2010Hannah Crawford
Nicole Crocco
Allison Guderian
Kelsey Hodges
Kendall Juett
Megan Riley
Ellen Scarfone
Dani Watson
Michelle Young
2011Leah Cox
Hannah Crawford
Nicole Crocco
Allison Guderian
Kelsey Hodges
Shelly Holt
Kelsey Petty
Alyson Stallcup
records
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Program Starts With Lubbock Loss
September 2, 1995 - Texas Tech 3, North Texas 2
LUBBOCK, Texas- North Texas began its women’s soccer history at Texas Tech, but
relinquished 1-0 and 2-1 leads before falling 3-2 to the Lady Raiders.
Lisa Whitfield scored the first goal in program history in the 23rd minute, scoring
from the lower-right part of the box, giving North Texas its first ever lead over its
Southwest Conference foe.
Angela Reike scored in the 76th minute from the top of the 18-yard box to give
North Texas a 2-1 edge, but could not hold onto the lead. The Red Raiders equalized in the 80th minute and scored the game-winner in the 87th.
North Texas Finds Troy In A Catch-22
August 31, 1997 - North Texas 22, Troy 0
LAKE CHARLES, La.- North Texas found itself completely outclassing Troy, and
walked away with the biggest win in program history, a 22-0 thumping of the
Trojans.
By the 20th minute, Christy Johnson had a hat trick and was well on her way to her
five-goal total, and the Mean Green were up 5-0. Johnson had scored five the previous day against McNeese State, giving her a remarkable 10 goals in two days. Both
of her five-goal games are tied for the North Texas single-game record.
In all, four North Texas players scored hat tricks; Krista Davey, the future WUSA
player who had three assists as well, Lynette Osbourne, who scored four goals,
Nikki Smetzer, who had two assists, and Johnson.
North Texas outshot Troy 57-0. The Mean Green were up 9-0 by the 28th minute
and 13-0 by halftime. Official scoresheets in 1997, before computer scoring was
standard, had spaces for only nine goals in a game, therefore the official box score
for the game spans three pages.
Orange Burnt on Halloween
October 31, 1999 - North Texas 2, Texas 1 (OT)
DENTON, Texas- North Texas brought in heavily favored, and regional giant Texas
to Denton for the penultimate game of the 1999 season.
memorable moments
Mean Green Repeat As Champs
November 5, 2005 - North Texas 2, South Alabama 0
MOBILE, Ala.- Again playing in hostile territory, the Mean Green won its second straight Sun Belt Championship and returned to the NCAA Tournament
with a 2-0 win at South Alabama.
North Texas got its first goal in the 43rd minute, as Tournament Most Outstanding Player Heather Hutyra scored her 20th goal of the season.
The Mean Green anchored back, and allowed just one shot in the second half,
holding on to the slim lead. Julie Radford ended the tension by scoring her
first goal of the season in the 75th minute, giving North Texas a two-goal lead
which it would not relinquish.
Mean Green Soccer Complex Opens
August 31, 2006 - North Texas 2, Houston 1 (OT)
DENTON, Texas- North Texas opened up Mean Green Soccer Complex with
some late heroics, defeating Houston 2-1 in overtime to christen the new field.
Kristen Campbell took a feed from Kelli Lunsford 91 seconds into overtime
and fired a laser past Houston keeper Shelby Scott to win the first game in the
new complex. The victory also extended the home unbeaten streak to 15 games
-- a streak that eventually reached 23 games.
Houston started the scoring in the 37th minute, but North Texas got an equalizer from Kendall Juett in the 68th minute.
North Texas downs Oklahoma
September 5, 2008 - North Texas 3, Oklahoma 2 (OT)
DENTON, Texas- Kelli Lunsford, who missed most of 2007 due to injury,
scored the game-tying and winning goals in a 3-2 overtime victory. She tied
the game 2-2 in the 83rd minute, when she blasted a kick from about 35 yards
out that sailed over the outstretched arms of Oklahoma goalkeeper Lisa Jett.
The Mean Green got the first breakthrough in the 16th mintue when Carrie Kveton
put a strike in to give North Texas a lead it would hold for almost forty minutes.
The Longhorns tied the game in the 55th minute, which helped send the match to
extra time at 1-1.
In overtime, the Sooners tried to clear the ball but it went right to Lunsford,
who took a shot from over 20-yards out and nailed it for the game winner.
With 19 seconds left in the first overtime, Michelle Brophy scored on an assist
from Adriana Caballero and sending the Mean Green into a delirous dogpile as 2-1
victors.
Last Second Penalty Propels Mean Green
October 26, 2008 - North Texas 4, Western Kentucky 3
DENTON, Texas - With the score tied 3-3 in the closing seconds, Western
Kentucky goalkeeper Libby Stout elbowed a North Texas player after making a
save, earning herself a red card and sending Kelli Lunsford to the penalty spot
with one second left. Lunsford beat backup WKU keeper L.B. Wathen to give
the Mean Green a 4-3 victory.
Kveton’s PK Topples No. 9 SMU
September 1, 2000 - North Texas 3, #9 SMU 2 (OT)
WACO, Texas- After fighting for 62 minutes, North Texas found itself down 2-0
to SMU in the 65th minute in a neutral site match in Waco, and set the stage for a
Mean Green upset and comeback.
Teresa Vise scored for the Mean Green just a minute after falling down 2-0 on a
66th minute goal with an assist from Marylin Marin. With a scant 1:46 remaining
in regulation, and the Mean Green down a goal, North Texas got its break. SMU
keeper Becca Leif was sent off, and Carrie Kveton sent home the ensuing penalty to
send the match into overtime.
North Texas was able to take advantage of the 11-on-10 just 5:48 into overtime, as
Kveton was sent to the spot again. She converted for her second goal of the game,
and North Texas’ only victory over an opponent ranked in the top 10.
Double Overtime Upset Over No. 21 Denver
October 10, 2003 - North Texas 3, #21 Denver 2 (2OT)
DENTON, Texas- Just 24 seconds away from a draw, Kristen Campbell knocked
in a loose ball in front of the net and gave the Mean Green the golden goal they
needed to defeat Denver 3-2 in double overtime.
North Texas, looking for its first victory over a ranked team since 2000, opened up
a 2-0 lead over the Pioneers by the 56th minute. Richelle Magahlaes scored in the
15th minute, and Melinda Pina doubled the lead in the 56th. However, the lead was
fleeting, and Denver equalized with two more goals by the 62nd minute.
As the second overtime was ending, NT’s Marilyn Marin dribbled into the left
corner before centering the ball towards the Denver net. Campbell somehow got
control of the loose ball just a couple of yards from the goal line and was able to
kick it into the net.
Marin had assists on all three goals for the Mean Green.
North Texas Wins Sun Belt Tourney
November 6, 2004 - North Texas 1, FIU 0
MIAMI, Fla.- Alyssa Carrier headed in a free kick from Andrea Marak with only
eight seconds remaining in the Sun Belt Championship game to give North Texas
a 1-0 win at FIU, with the specter of extra time or penalties looming in front of a
road crowd.
The win gave North Texas its first Sun Belt Tournament Championship and first
bid to the NCAA Tournament.
North Texas scored the first goal of the contest, before Oklahoma came roaring
back, scoring two goals within a 10-minute span at the end of the first half.
The penalty capped a wild game, which saw North Texas get a 2-0 lead, only
to trail 3-2 as late as the 85th minute. Brittany Cleveland scored off a Lunsford
assist in the 85th minute, which set up the game-winning sequence.
Crocco’s Brace Downs SMU
September 2, 2011 - North Texas 2, SMU 1
DENTON, Texas- Nikki Crocco scored the game-winning goal in the 86th
minute to give North Texas a 2-1 win over SMU. The victory over SMU was the
program’s first since 2005.
Crocco started the scoring in the 53rd minute with a header off a free kick
taken by Kelsey Hodges from beyond midfield. North Texas’ celebrations were
short-lived, as its backline could not cope with an SMU cross and knocked it
into their own net to tie the score.
With extra time looming, Nikki Crocco stole the ball from SMU keeper
Courtney Webb with 3:07 remaining and knocked the ball into the open net
which sent the record crowd of 1,287 into a frenzy, and gave the Mean Green
the victory.
Hodges’ Goal, Block, Gives North Texas Regular Season Title
October 28, 2011 - North Texas 1, Denver 0
DENTON, Texas- Kelsey Hodges scored on a free kick from beyond midfield
to give North Texas a 1-0 win over Denver, and clinch the 2011 Sun Belt regular season title. Hodges scored in the fifth minute -- her seventh goal of the
season -- on a free kick from beyond midfield. Hodges has now scored in two
straight games despite playing as the defensive anchor.
With the Mean Green hanging on to a 1-0 lead in the 63rd minute, Hodges
made what was possibly the play of the game by blocking a Nichollette DiGiacamo shot with her face. Hodges left the game for a short time before returning
to finish the contest and help North Texas win the Sun Belt title.
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records
9
history
Since the program’s birth in 1995, the Mean
Green has never had a losing season. North Texas’ 17year combined record stands at 234-94-21 for a .701
winning percentage.
9
9 North Texas won its fourth regular season Sun
Belt title in 2011.
9 The 2010 team continued the winning tradition
by posting the program’s 16th winning season.
9 The 2009 team advanced to the semifinals of the
conference tournament for the 10th straight year.
9 Kendall Juett became the second player in school
history to be named first-team all-conference all four
years.
9 The 2007 team had the best start in school history
with a 13-2 mark through 15 games and had two
separate six-game winning streaks, the first time
in school history that has happened. North Texas
advanced to its eighth straight SBC Tournament
finals, the only school in league history to play in the
championship game each year.
9 Freshman Janaye Woods was named the 2007
SBC Freshman of the Year.
9 The 2008 North Texas squad captured its sixth
straight season of 15 wins or more.
9 The 2007 North Texas squad captured its fifth
straight season of 15 wins or more and advanced to
Sun Belt Conference Championship for the eighth
straight year.
9 The 2005 squad tied a school record with 16 wins
and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the
second straight year after capturing the program’s
second straight Sun Belt Conference Tournament
Championship.
15 wins and went a perfect 11-0 at home. The
undefeated season at home was the first since 2001
and the third in the program’s history.
9 Marilyn Marin became the first North Texas
player to win back-to-back Player of the Year
honors in the Sun Belt Conference. She was also
named to the first-team all-conference squad for a
fourth straight year.
9 In 2002, North Texas was second in the nation
in goals per game and forward Marilyn Marin, who
led the nation in goals, points, and points per game,
was named the Sun Belt Conference Player of the
Year.
9 In 2001, the Mean Green captured its first Sun
Belt Conference regular-season championship
in just the second year of the league sponsoring
women’s soccer. North Texas went a perfect 5-0
at home against Sun Belt opponents en route to a
unblemished 7-0 home record for the season.
9 North Texas boasts three players who have been
named freshman All-Americans.
9 Nine different Mean Green players have been
named to the All-Central Region teams.
9 A total of 26 different players have been voted a
combined 45 times to all-conference honors.
9 In 2002 the Mean Green set a school record
with 13 consecutive wins at home and a 24-game
unbeaten streak at home.
9 In 2000, Marilyn Marin was the first North
Texas player to win an individual honor from a
conference, being selected the Sun Belt Conference
Freshman of the Year.
9 John Hedlund won Sun Belt Conference Coach of
the Year honors in 2004, 2005 and 2011.
9 Heather Hutyra became the youngest player in
the Sun Belt Conference to earn Player of the Year
honors as a sophomore in 2005.
9 North Texas has been awarded conference
freshman of the year honors four times. Janaye
Woods won in 2007, Kelli Lunsford received the
award in 2005, Heather Hutyra was named freshman
of the year in 2004, and Marilyn Marin received the
honor in 2000.
9 The 2004 squad set a school record with 16
wins and its first-ever appearance in the NCAA
Tournament after capturing the program’s first Sun
Belt Conference Tournament Championship.
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The 2003 squad tied a then school record with
2012 North Texas Soccer Schedule
Fri.
Aug. 17
at Oral Roberts
Tulsa, Oklahoma
7:00 PM
Sun.
Aug. 19
at Missouri State
Springfield, Missouri
1:00 PM
Fri.
Aug. 24
at Sam Houston State
Huntsville, Texas
7:00 PM
Sun.
Aug. 26
Houston
Denton, Texas
1:00 PM
Fri.
Aug. 31
Texas Southern
Denton, Texas
7:00 PM
Sun.
Sept. 2
at Grambling
Grambling, Louisiana
1:00 PM
Fri.
Sept. 7
Baylor
Denton, Texas
7:00 PM
Sun.
Sept. 9
vs. Long Beach State
College Station, Texas
Fri.
Sept. 14
at Oklahoma State
Stillwater, Texas
7:00 PM
Sun.
Sept. 16
TCU
Denton, Texas
1:00 PM
Fri.
Sept. 21
at Louisiana-Lafayette *
Lafayette, La.
7:00 PM
Sun.
Sept. 23
ULM *
Monroe, La.
1:00 PM
Fri.
Sept. 28
South Alabama *
Denton, Texas
7:00 PM
Sun.
Sept. 30
Troy
Denton, Texas
1:00 PM
Fri.
Oct. 5
Florida Atlantic*
Denton, Texas
7:00 PM
Sun.
Oct. 7
FIU *
Denton, Texas
1:00 PM
Fri.
Oct. 12
at Arkansas State *
Jonesboro, Arkansas
2:00 PM
Sun.
Oct. 14
at UALR *
Little Rock, Arkansas
1:00 PM
Thur.
Oct. 18
Middle Tennessee *
Denton, Texas
7:00 PM
Sun.
Oct. 21
at Western Kentucky *
Bowling Green, KY
1:00 PM
Oct. 31-Nov. 3 Sun Belt Championship
10:00 AM
at Mobile, Alabama
All Times Central
All Home Games Played at the Mean Green Soccer Complex

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