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Memphis, Tenn.191220,668NCAA Division IConference USATigersBlue & GrayMike Rose Soccer ComplexGrass3,000Dr. Shirley RainesR.C. Johnson

TABLE OF CONTENTS

HISTORYFirst Year of Soccer: 1982All-Time Record: 232-182-39NCAA Tournaments/Last: 2/2004Last Postseason Opponent:.. Ohio StateResult: L, 0-1 (First Round)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach/Alma Mater: .... Richie Grant

(Green Mountain College, 1993)Overall Record (Yrs): 114-74-8 (10 yrs)Record at Memphis (Yrs): ... 61-45-6 (6 yrs)Assistant Coach: Robert Nicholson (2 yrs)Assistant Coach: Carl Schmitt (1 yr)

TEAM INFORMATION2004 Overall Record:Home:Away:Neutral:2004 C-USA Record/Finish:Home:Away:Final 2004 Rankings:

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MEDIA RELATIONSMen s Soccer Contact: ....Office Phone:Mobile Phone:E-mail:Media Relations Fax:Mailing/Shipping Address:

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CREDITSEditors: Brandon Kolditz and Matt Beltz. Assistanceby: Carl Schmitt, Clay Copper and the Athletic Media Re-lations staff. Cover Design: Disciple Design. Photog-raphy: Vladimir Cherry, Donna Manley, Paul Levy, SteveWoltmann and Conference USA. Printing: EBSCO Me-dia, Birmingham, AL 35233.

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2005 Schedule 22005 Roster 3Season Preview 4-5Head Coach Richie Grant 6Assistant Coaches 7Player Profiles 8-17

2004 IN REVIEWSeason Review 18Season Highlights 19Statistics/Results 20C-USA Standings 21Awards 21

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2005 SEASONOpponents 28-29Mike Rose Soccer Complex... 30C-USA Highlights 31C-USA Composite Schedule.. 32

LADY TIGER SOCCERMedia Guide 33-66

UNIVERSITY SECTIONUniversity of MemphisPresident Shirley RainesAD R.C.JohnsonStaff DirectoryMurphy Athletic Complex....Strength & ConditioningTraining RoomAcademic CenterTiger TraditionsSupport GroupsLife SkillsMemphis, TennConference USA

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MISSION STATEMENTThe primary mission of the Department ofAthletics is to provide a successful athleticprogram at the highest level of competi-tion. Characterized by academic, athleticand moral excellence in a diverse collegiateenvironment, the program will abide by thespirit of the rules governing students and in-tercollegiate athletics and will be known forits good sportsmanship and integrity. TheUniversity of Memphis is a comprehensiveurban university committed to the scholarlyaccomplishments of our students and facultyand to the enhancement of our community,state and the nation through principles ofacademic integrity, sound management andequal opportunity.

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2005 TIGERS SOCCER SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

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Centenary %Oral Roberts %at EvansvilleAlabama A&Mat Creighton #at Drake #Vanderbiltat Tulsa *

at SMU *South Carolina *East Carolina *at UAB *at Kentucky *at Marshall *FIU*Central Florida *

C-USA QuarterfinalsC-USA ChampionshipNCAA First RoundNCAA Second RoundNCAA Third Round

2-4 NCAA Quarterfinals9-11 NCAA College Cup

* C-USA Games% Memphis Diadora Tournament# Diadora ChallengeMRSC — Mike Rose Soccer ComplexHome Games in BOLD

MRSCMRSCEvansville, Ind.MRSCOmaha, Neb.Des Moines, IowaMRSCTulsa, Okla.

Dallas, TexasMRSCMRSCBirmingham, Ala.Lexington, Ky.Huntington, W.Va.MRSCMRSC

Campus SitesHighest SeedCampus SitesCampus SitesCampus Sites

Campus SitesGary, N.C.

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MEDIA POLICIESCredentials - Members of the media traveling withthe team to Mike Rose Soccer Complex do not needa credential. Media not traveling with the team needto contact Brandon Kolditz or Matt Beltz in the Uni-versity of Memphis Athletic Media Relations Office forpress credentials. A pass list will be kept at the maingate area, which also serves as the media gate. Seat-ing in the press area is limited and will be restricted toworking press, radio and television representatives'needs, according to NCAA regulations.

Parking - Media parking is located in the parkinglot adjacent to the main gate. No parking pass is re-quired.

Photographers - Press and television photogra-phers are requested to stay at least 10 feet from theplaying surface.

Statistics - The U of M Media Relations Office willprovide game notes, statistics, rosters and mediaguides throughout the game to all members of themedia. The U of M Media Relations Office will alsoprovide complete game statistics to each mediamember shortly after each contest.

Interviews - Memphis soccer practices are closed tothe media. However, special arrangements may bemade by contacting the Athletic Media Relations Of-fice at least 24 hours before practice time. All inter-views are coordinated with head coach Richie Grantthrough the Athletic Media Relations Office. The of-fice staff can also set up interviews throughout theseason with the coaches as well as player interviewswhich will be scheduled around the player's academ-ic and practice schedules. Coaches and players areavailable for postgame interviews 10 minutes follow-ing the end of the game.

Tickets - Tickets for Tiger and Lady Tiger soccergames are available at the U of M Ticket Office at thecorner of Southern and Normal, or by calling (901)678-2331. Tickets are also available at the game.

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSBrandon Kolditz

Graduate AssistantMen's Soccer Contact

Office: (901) 678-2444Cell: (901) 484-1263

E-mail:wkolditz@memphis.edu

Matt BeltzGraduate Assistant

Women's Soccer ContactOffice: (901) 678-5294Cell: (860) 839-0277

E-mail:mbeltz@memphis.edu

Kelly DavisGraduate Assistant

Secondary Soccer ContactOffice: (901) 678-5294Cell: (270) 625-1528

E-mail:kdavis9@memphis.edu

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Yo. NAME Pos. CL. Hr. WT. HOMETOWN /LAST SCHOOLGavin Mclnerney* GK So. 6'0" 170 Dublin, Ireland/St. Vincents CBSFrank Judice D Fr. 6'2" 165 Covington, La./Covington HSThomas Hyland D Fr. 511" 150 Dublin, Ireland/Drimnagh Castle CBS

1 Stephen Cooling* MF Sr. 511" 170 Dublin, Ireland/Dublin City Universityi Michael Coburn* D So. 6'3" 180 Dundalk, Ireland/Colaiste Ide> Adam Montgomery* MF So. 5'9" 150 Morristown, Tenn./Morristown HS' Dayton O'Brien*** F/MF Sr. 511" 155 Memphis, Tenn./Evangelical Christian) Tripp Harkins F/MF Fr. 5'8" 150 Jackson, Miss./Saint Joseph Catholic HS1 Cormac McArdle* MF/F Sr. 61" 180 Dundalk, Ireland/Thomas University (Ga.)2 Patrick Ahern D So. 6'4" 180 Duluth, Ga./University of Evansville3 Marcus McCarty* F So. 6'0" 180 Fort Worth, Texas/Fossil Ridge HS4 Andy Metcalf*** F Sr. 6'0" 170 Jackson, Tenn./Unv. School of Jackson6 Gary Connolly*** D Sr. 510" 175 Dundalk, Ireland/Colaiste Ide7 Tyler Strom* GK So. 6'5" 200 Thornton, Colo./Horizon HS9 Jared Touchstone MF r-Fr. 61" 170 Atlanta, Ga./Woodward Academy

>0 Patrick Elkins MF Fr. 5'9" 145 Tupelo, Miss./Tupelo HS'.1 Jordan Lynn MF/D Fr. 5'9" 155 Rockwall, Texas/Rockwall HS12 Jared Britcher* MF/D So. 511" 155 Knoxville, Tenn./Farragut HS13 Grant Wise MF Fr. 6'0" 165 Anna, Texas/Anna HS?4 Tomo Koyano D Fr. 5'9" 160 Maryville, Tenn./Maryville HS15 Robert Sausaman MF Fr. 6'2" 185 Gainesville, Fla./F.W. Buchholz HS26 Kyle Minter F Fr. 510" 150 Rockwall, Texas/Rockwall HS28 Bryan Dooley MF Fr. 5'5" 147 Lafayette, La./St. Thomas More HS

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COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Richie Grant Green Mountain College, 1993/Seventh SeasonAssistant Coach: Robert Nicholson Northeastern State University, 1999/Third Season

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No. Name Pos.12 Patrick Ahern D22 Jared Britcher MF/D5 Michael Coburn D16 Gary Connolly D4 Stephen Cooling MF28 Bryan Dooey MF20 Patrick Elkins MF9 Tripp Harkins F/MF3 Thomas Hyland D2 Frank Judice D24 Tomo Koyano D21 Jordan Lynn MF/D11 Cormac McArdle MF/F13 Marcus McCarty F1 Gavin Mclnerney GK14 Andy Metcalf F26 Kyle Minter F6 Adam Montgomery MF7 Dayton O'Brien MF/F25 Robert Sausaman MF17 Tyler Strom GK1 Q larprl Tnnrh trinp MFJ- _* J Q I V^V_I 1 '-JLI'^I IOLV— M 1^ III

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Goalkeeper 2STATETennessee 5 COUNTRYTexas 4 USA 17Georgia 2 Ireland 6Louisiana 2Mississippi 2Colorado 1Florida 1

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•*vBack to Work: Tigers Aim for Loftier Goals in '05

1 ot much haschanged from lastyear for the Univer-

sity of Memphis men's soccerteam. Although the programis coming off its best seasonin school history, the team'sapproach remains the same.

"Last year we played withthe purpose to prove that weare a really good team," saidMemphis head coach RichieGrant. "It was a team thatwas highly motivated andachieved a taste of successas a result. Our players wantto continue with those experi-ences. They want to advancethe program to a higher levelthan where we currently are.We're well aware that thereis a lot more for us to do."

After winning both theConference USA regular andtournament championshipsin 2004, Memphis plans tobuild on its success with anexperienced and talentedteam in a competitive re-aligned conference.

In 2004, Grant took ateam comprised of 14 fresh-men and turned it intothe lOth-most im-proved team in thenation from 2003.This year the Tigersagain have a largefreshman group with10 signees joining thesquad in the fall, butthe team returns severalsophomores with champi-onship-playing experienceand six upperclassmen withproven leadership abilities.

"The quality and maturityof the players will ultimatelydetermine thesuccess of theteam," Grantsaid. "We havea great balanceof experiencedveteran playersmixed in with young playersthat played last year and got

to experience winning a con-ference tournament."

COACHESRichie Grant enters his

seventh season as the headcoach at Memphis. In 2004,the Ireland native receivedhis second C-USA Coach ofthe Year Award. Grant is 61-45-6 with the Tigers and his.571 winning percentage isthe highest ever at the U ofM. The former Lambuth headcoach has a 114-74-8 overallrecord through 10 seasons.

Returning to the coach-ing staff is Robert Nich-olson, who enters his thirdyear at Memphis, and CarlSchmitt, who is in his sec-ond year. Remco de Jongjoins the staff this year as avolunteer goalkeeper coach.

"The coaching staff hastaken on some consistencynow that we've been to-gether for a full campaignlast year," Grant said. "Theplayers are very comfortablewith the staff. They know theexpectations that we havefor them. All the coaches

know our roles within theprogram."

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After successful juniorcampaigns, All-Americansenior Dayton O'Brienand All-Conference seniorAndy Metcalf provide adangerous duo for the Ti-

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phis single sea-son and career re-cords for assists as

forward andmidfielderlast year with14 assists aswell as scor-

ing eight goals.Metcalf led the

team in 2004 with12 goals, includingfour-game winnersin conference play.

Also proving he couldbe a potent threat up front,sophomore Marcus Mc-Carty began and endedthe season strong, scoringeight goals while missing themiddle of the season due toa broken ankle. Senior Cor-mac McArdle played theforward position for the Ti-gers in the spring and hasthe potential to put up bignumbers as well. FreshmanKyle Minter will also begiven the opportunity to playwith the group.

"As a coach, you try tomake sure you have goodoptions," Grant said. "There'stremendous competitionat the forward position thisyear, which was the foun-dation of our success lastyear. Up front we feel like wehave options, and we havethe ability to move some ofthose players into other po-sitions as well."

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MIDFIELDERSMemphis lost two of its

four starting midfielders inteam captain Daniel Dobsonand John Reilly, but returnsophomore Adam Mont-gomery/ a C-USA All-Fresh-man Team selection in 2004.Also returning is senior Ste-phen Cooling, who played16 games in the center ofthe park and scored threegoals with two assists.

Wide on the left, Grantwill look to McArdle, whoplayed well at the positionwhen healthy last year. How-ever, O'Brien and McCartyare also an option at thespot. The departure of Reillyhas left a wide hole on theright, but sophomore JaredBritcher has been impres-sive in the position duringthe spring.

Freshmen Tripp Parkins,Patrick Elkins, Brian Dool-ey, Robert Sausaman andGrant Wise will also competefor playing time in the midfleld,creating plenty of competitionfor the four positions.

DEFENDERSThe defense returns two

of the four starters from lastyear in sophomore MichaelCoburn at right fullback andsenior All-Conference USAplayer Gary Connolly an-choring the defense.

Memphis loses an expe-rienced center defender inJustin Dyer, but Grant be-lieves he will have several op-tions to fill the void. Coburnhas the potential to move tothe center to replace Dyerand freshmen Thomas Hy-land, Jordan Lynn, FrankJudice and Tomo Koyanoas well as sophomore Pat-rick Ahern, who transferedfrom Evansville, will all begiven chances to step intothe opening voids.

GOALKEEPERSThe Tigers' most un proven

area is at goalkeeper with twosophomores fighting for thestarting job after the depar-ture of last year's C-USA De-fender of the Year SebastianVecchio. Gavin Mclnerney

saw time in four games lastyear as a freshman and hasyet to allow a goal through130 minutes of play. Six-foot-five sophomore Tyler Stromsaw time in three games lastyear with two starts. Stromcompiled a 1-0-1 record with1.13 goals against averagein 239 minutes of action withnine saves.

"We have two good goal-keepers who will have tremen-dous competition for the startingjob," Grant said. "That decisionwill be made on a week-to-weekbasis, but we believe they areboth capable of helping us wina championship. They've comein and done well in thespring, and they areanchored by a gooddefense.

"It's a great time tobe a goalkeeper here,"Grant Added. "Our teamdefending is quite well.But we will still need themto come up big for us theway Sebastian did for uslast year."

SCHEDULEA new alignment of C-

USA in 2005 has created oneof the best soccer confer-ences in the nation. The con-ference has a new look withonly Memphis, UAB and EastCarolina remaining fromlast year. Added are fiveschools who competed inthe 2004 NCAA Tourna-ment in Tulsa, SMU,

UCF and new affiliate mem-bers South Carolina and FIU.Marshall and affiliate memberKentucky also make up the10-team conference.

"We're really pleasedabout the strength of ourschedule this year and the va-riety of schools that we playin and out of conference,"Grant said. "As the confer-ence changed, you're alwayshoping you maintain a goodschedule. We were very for-tunate that the schools thatmerged in the new C-USAbrought about a very excitingmen's soccer league."

Senior defenderGary Connolly

ntering his seventhyear at the helm of theUniversity of Memphis

men's soccer program, RichieGrant has begun to build a repu-tation as one of the finest coachesin the nation. Grant has shown anuncanny ability to recruit a steadyflow of talent from the southernregion of the United States, whilebringing in solid players from Eu-rope to form competitive teams.

After finishing ninth twoyears in a row in ConferenceUSA, the 35-year-old Dublin,Ireland, native guided the Ti-gers to their first conferenceregular season and tournamenttitles in 2004. With a youngsquad that included 14 fresh-men, Grant brought the Mem-phis program to new heights asthe team finished with its mostseason victories ever with a 16-4-1 record and was the No. 11most-improved team in the na-tion. The team's .786 win-loss-

tie percentage was ranked sixthin the nation. For only the sec-ond time in the program's his-tory, the Tigers earned a spot inthe NCAA Tournament.

Under Grant's guidance,seven Tigers earned AII-C-USAhonors in 2004, including theOffensive and Defensive Playersof the Year and the school's firstsoccer All-American. The teamalso received national recogni-tion, climbing as high as No. 13in the polls and ending the sea-son ranked in the top 25 for thefirst time.

Since Grant's arrival in1999, the Tigers' offense hasstrengthened, finishing the sea-son ranked nationally in scoringthree times and setting schoolrecords for goals, assists andpoints in 2000. In 2004, Grantbrought the team's defense tonew heights, setting team re-cords in goals against and goals-against average. The Tigerswere ranked ninth in the nationin goals-against average. Granthas posted a 61-45-6 record(.571) in his six years at Mem-phis and has a 114-74-8 overallrecord (.602) through 10 sea-sons.

Grant has grown accus-

tomed towinningand expectsnothing lessat Mem-phis. Underhis leader-ship, theTigers haveeclipsed the10-win mark three times andhave finished with a record of.500 or better in four of thelast five seasons. After postinga 7-11 record in his first year,Grant's Tigers put up a 14-6 re-cord in 2000, doubling their wintotal from the previous seasonand helping Grant become thefirst Tiger coach to earn Con-ference USA Coach of the Yearhonors, a feat he accomplishedfor the second time in 2004.

As a player, Grant was athree-time NAIA All-Americandefender and was twice namedthe NAIA District V Player of theYear at Green Mountain Col-lege in Poultney, Vt., where hereceived his bachelor's degreein leisure resources and facili-ties management in 1993. Grantthen went on to play for the Min-nesota Thunder, a semi-pro teamthat competes in the A-league.

COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTSC-USA Coach of the Year, 2004, 2000C-USA Champions, 2004Mid-South Conf. Champions, 1997, 1998Tenn. Collegiate Athletic Conf. Title, 1995TCAC, Coach of the Year, 1995NSCAA Premier Diploma, 2002FAI Qualified Coach, 1989

YEAR-BY-YEAR WITH RICHIE GRANTYEAR1995199619971998199920002001200220032004Total

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Grant hung up his boots afterone season with the Thunderand took a coaching position atBloomsburg University in Penn-sylvania. There, he earned hismaster's degree in communica-tion studies while working as anassistant coach from 1993-95.Grant then took his first headcoaching job at Lambuth Univer-sity in Jackson, Tenn., in 1995.

In four seasons at Lambuth(1995-99), Grant compiled a53-29-2 record and won back-to-back Mid-South ConferenceChampionships in 1997 and1998. In his final season atLambuth, Grant led the Eaglesto the NAIA Region XI Champi-onships.

Grant earned his NationalSoccer Coaches Association ofAmerica (NSCAA) AdvancedNational Diploma in 1997 andthen earned his NSCAA PremierDiploma in 2002. He served asthe head coach of Tennessee'sUnder 23 Olympic DevelopmentTeam in 2001. He is currentlyin his fifth year at the helm ofthe Tennessee U-17 OOP squad.Grant served as the head coachof the U-17 SuperClubs nationalall-star team, which toured Eng-land in the summer of 2001 fora week of matches against topinternational competition.

Grant has four siblings;two sisters who live in Englandand two brothers who reside inIreland. His parents, Richie andAnnette, live in Dublin, Ireland.

obert Nicholson entershis third season as anassistant coach with

the Tiger soccer program."Robbie's knowledge of the

game and of strength and con-ditioning for the game definitelygives us an advantage," saidhead coach Richie Grant.

The Wishaw, Scotland, na-tive came to the program aftertwo years as both assistant coachand strength and conditioningcoach at cross-town ChristianBrothers University. At CBU,Nicholson worked with both themen's and women's teams andhelped lead the women's squad

to the 2002 Division II NationalChampionship.

Prior to his stint at CBU, the33-year-old served as the assis-tant coach at his alma mater, Ty-ler Junior College in Tyler, Texas,for the 1999 and 2000 seasons.

As a player, Nicholsonplayed two seasons (1995-97)as a defender at Tyler JC, wherehe was the team captain forboth seasons and led the teamto a pair of Junior College Na-tional Tournament semifinal ap-pearances. He then moved onto Northeastern State Universityin Tahlequah, Okla., from 1997-

99, where he also played in the

defense and captained the Red-men for two seasons.

Nicholson is a 1999 gradu-ate of Northeastern State, wherehe earned his degree in healthand kinesiology with an empha-sis in teaching and education.He then completed his Strengthand Conditioning Specialist cer-tification through the NationalStrength and Conditioning As-sociation (NSCA) in the summerof 2000. Nicholson received hisAdvanced National Coaching Li-cense from the National SoccerCoaches of America (NSCAA).

Nicholson also spent six yearsin the British Royal Marine Com-mandos, where he was involvedin peacekeeping operations.

Nicholson is married to theformer Heather Duprel and thecouple resides in Memphis. Hehas one sister, Elizabeth, who

lives in Scotland. His parents,William and Margaret Nichol-son, also reside in Scotland.

COACHING BACKGROUND• Germantown Fury, 2001-05•Asst. Coach, CBU, 2001-02• Asst. Coach, Tyler JC, 1999-00

PLAYING EXPERIENCE• Northeastern State Univ., 1997-99• Tyler Junior College, 1995-97

COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS• NCAA Division II Women's SoccerNational Championship, CBU, 2002• NSCAA Advanced NationalCoaching License, 2004• NSCA National Strength andConditioning Specialist Certifica-tion CSCS, 2000

ormer Tiger midfielderCarl Schmitt enters hissecond year as an assis-tant coach in the men's

soccer program.Before coming back to Mem-

phis, Schmitt enjoyed a four-year career in the professionalsoccer ranks. Schmitt playedthree years for the MilwaukeeWaves of the Major Indoor Soc-cer League (MISL). As a memberof the Waves, Schmitt scoredfour goals and dished out a trioof assists for 11 points. His mostproductive season came in the2001-02 slate when he scored

six points on a pair of goalsand an assist in just 11 games.Before playing with the Waves,Schmitt played a year with theA-League Nashville Metros.

"Carl brings great playingexperience to our staff," saidhead coach Richie Grant. "He hasa passion and intensity for thegame that is contagious. He is ea-ger to learn more about coachingin this stage of his career and weare excited to have him on staff."

The Germantown, Tenn., na-tive played for Grant in just oneseason at Memphis after trans-ferring from South Alabama. In

17 games as a Tiger, Schmittscored one point on one assist.

A midfielder at South Ala-bama, he scored 20 points oneight goals and four assists inhis career. He helped lead theJaguars to the 1998 Big SouthConference title.

Schmitt brings nine yearsof coaching experience workingin the club and high school lev-els. He served as an assistant atChristian Brothers High Schoolin 2004 and now coaches twoGermantown Fury club teams.

Graduating in 1999 witha bachelor's degree in sales,Schmitt is pursuing his master'sin sport and leisure commerce atMemphis. He received his USSFA coaching license in April 2004.

Schmitt has two brothers:Keith, a former Tiger soccer playerwho resides in Memphis, and Mark,

a sophomore at Memphis. His par-ents, Duane and Karin Schmitt,reside in Germantown, Tenn.

COACHING BACKGROUND• Germantown Fury Club, 2005• Memphis Futbol Club, 1999-05• CBHS Assistant Coach, 2004• Lausanne HS Girls Asst., 2003• Cedarburg Soccer Club, 2001-04• Milwaukee Kickers, 2001

PLAYING EXPERIENCE• Milwaukee Waves (MISL), 2001-04• Nashville Metros (A-League), 2001• University of Memphis, 1999• Univ. of South Alabama, 1996-98

COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS• USSF A Coaching License, 2004

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2003 AT EVANSVILLEScored a goal in his firstgame with Evansvilleagainst the Universityof Southern Indiana inan exhibition match-up ... Played in 12of the Purple Aces19 games, startingthree and averaging60 minutes a gameat centerback ...Helped Evansvillefinish 9-7-3 and 4-4-1 in the Missouri ValleyConference.

PREPProduct of Duluth High Schoolin Duluth, Ga., where he letteredin both cross-country and soccer... Racked up several honors andawards in soccer while in high

AHERN'S STATISTICS

school, including the Play-er of the Year, Best Sports-

manship Player, All County(twice), Coaches Award(twice), MVP and MostAthletic ... Was the teamcaptain for two years ...His high school teamwas the 2003 state run-

ner-up and the 2002state semifinalist

... Coached byGregg Tavani

Captainedclub team for

four years ... Played clubsoccer for the No. 4 nation-ally-ranked Norcross FuryGold coached by former

U.S. National Team memberBruce Murray.

Year GP GS2003* 12 3

Sh0

G0

A0

PTS0

GW0

* At Evansville

2004One of the most improved freshman from the beginning to end of the sea-son ... Appeared in six games, including two conference games ... Scoredhis first collegiate goal in a win against East Carolina ... Came in late to helpMemphis beat No. 21 Saint Louis ... Had two shot attempts against Belmontand three against East Carolina.

PREPA three-year letterwinner insoccer at Farragut High School... Team won the TennesseeAAA State Championship in2003 and 2004 ... Selectedall-state, all-area and all-re-gion ... Finished with 27 goalsand 15 assists his senior year,helping his team post a 24-2 record ... Scored 60 goalsand had 30 assists in his highschool career ... Coached byWallie Culbreth.

BRITCHER'S STATISTICS

Year GP GS Sh PTS GW2004 6 0

2004A strong, tough defenderwho is an excellent passer...Aggressive in the air ... Partof a strong defense that heldopponents to a conferenceleading 15 goals allowed, a 0.70goals-against average, 46 pointsallowed and 2.19 points allowedper game ... Scored twogoals and had three as-sists for seven points ...Scored the insurance goalin a 3-1 victory over Char-lotte ... Also scored the secondgoal in a 2-0 shutout over No.17 DAB ... Recorded the game-winning assists in a 1-0 shut-out of Louisville and a 1-0 C-USA Tournament victory overSaint Louis ... Assisted on oneof the goals in a 5-0 shutout ofBelmont ... Was 2-for-9 in shotattempts.

A PREPProduct of Colaiste Ide prep

program in Dublin, Ireland,that produced current Tigerhead coach Richie Grant

and teammates CormacMcArdle, Gary Connolly,

mA Gavin Mclnerney andA Thomas Highland ...1 Played center back

and right fullback.

PREPPrepped at St. Thomas More High School... A four-year letterwinner as a center-mid and striker in high school, and played football his freshman year as a run-ning back and backup varsity kicker... High school team was a three-time statesemifinalist and one time quarterfinalist... A four-year All-District, three-year FirstTeam All-Acadiana and two-year All-State ... Chosen to play on a team composedof players from five states in Portugal during the summer of 2003 ... Played clubsoccer for the Lafreniere Gamblers '86, which won the state championship six outof the past eight years and was the state finalist the other two years... Playedclub soccer with Tiger teammate Frank Judice.

PATRICK ELKINS

PREPPrepped at Tupelo High School... Team was ranked No. 9 in the nation by SoccerAmerica... Led the team his senior season with 24 goals and was an All-State andAll-Star selection ... Team finished his senior season 14-1-0 under the guidance ofMark Enis ... Also played shortstop and second base on his high school baseballteam ... Attended the highly-respected IMG Soccer Academy in Bradenton, Fla.,during his junior year, a program that provides specialized and expert guidancein soccer training, fitness training and mental training ... Played on the JacksonFutbol Club coached by Eric Johnson along with Tiger teammate Trip Harkins...Club team won state in 1999 and 2002.

TRIPPJrlARKINS

PREPPrepped at Saint Joseph Catholic High School in Jackson, Miss.... Also ran cross-country and participated in swimming and tennis ... A four-year letterwinner insoccer and lettered in cross-country his senior year... High school team went 18-2his senior season ... Coached by Dwayne Demmin ... All-State in 2003, 2004 and2005 ... Team won the state championship all four years at Saint Joseph ... Scored27 goals with 30 assists his senior season, both St. Joseph season records... Com-piled 104 goals and 82 assists in his career... Played on the Jackson Futbol Clubcoached by Eric Johnson along with Tiger teammate Patrick Elkins ... A consistentmember of the Mississippi OOP squad.

THOMASIHYLAND

PREPPrepped at Drimnagh Castle CBS in Dublin, Ireland ... Played center back, rightback and center midfield in high school ... An All-Ireland Champion and LeinsterChampion in 2001 ... Coached by John Molloy ... Played club soccer for CherryOrchard FC ... Club team was the runner-up in the U-17 Premier Dublin DistrictSchoolboy League ... Earned a Junior Cert high school academic honor in 2002and a Leaving Cert in 2004 ... Product of Colaiste Ide in Dublin, Ireland, thatproduced current Tiger head coach Richie Grant and teammates Michael Coburn,Gary Connolly, Cormac McArdle and Gavin Mclnerney.

FRANK?JUDICE

PREPPrepped at Covington High School in Covington, La. ... High school team wondistrict twice and went to semifinals his junior year... A Times Picayune All Parrishselection as a junior... Also earned All-State, All-Metro and All-District honors...Was a kicker his senior year in high school... Played Club Soccer for the LafranierGamblers Soccer Club ... Club team won state six out of the last eight years...Played club soccer with Tiger teammate Bryan Dooley ... Also played for the RecPlus Covington Clash his senior year, which also won state ... Brother, Tony, is astarting striker on the Tyler Junior College soccer team and older brother, Jeremy,played soccer at the University of West Florida from 2000-03.

Memphis Sweeps Europe Trip

Tigers Showcase Talent in Holland and BelgiumComing off its best season

in school history, the Universityof Memphis men's soccer teamshowcased its talent on a 10-day tour of Europe in May.

"It's a big undertaking withraising the money and organiz-ing the trip, but it's just a greatexperience anytime you get totravel to a foreign country," saidMemphis head coach RichieGrant. "We had the opportunityto go back to Europe where fut-bol is one of the most popularsports, and we had a chance towatch professional games. Weplayed against teams that havea very high standard. The cul-tural differences alone were agreat experience for our guys."

Memphis began the tripwith a 3-0 victory over Excel-

sior-Rotterdam. The Tigersthen played Royal Antwerp FC,beating the Manchester Unitedfeeder club 2-0. Marcus McCar-ty and Cormac McArdle scoredthe two goals late in the firsthalf on assists from HarrisonKiser and Dayton O'Brien.

Memphis ended the trip witha 3-2 victory over STW Sint-Tru-iden in Belgium. The game felteerily similar to the ConferenceUSA Championship game againstUAB in 2004. Down 2-0 at thehalf, Andy Metcalf, Harrison Kiseand Jared Britcher scored goalsin the second half to give the Tigers their European sweep.

NCAA rules allow a team totravel during its off-season ona foreign tour once every fouyears.

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TOMOlKOYANO

PREPA defender who prepped at Maryville High School in Maryville, Tenn. ... Coachedby John Kerr... All-District and All-Region player his junior and senior years ...Scored three goals and had three assists his senior year for Maryville High, whichfinished 11-5-1... Had 11 goals and 12 assists as a four-year letterwinner... Mem-ber of coach Richie Grant's 87 OOP team this past year... Played right fullback onhis OOP team ... A Region 3 pool player.

UORDAWLYNN

PREPA four-year letterwinner in soccer at Rockwall High as an outside midfielder andcenter midfielder under Coach Brian Riley ... A high school and club teammate ofKyle Minter.... Was named to the 5A Second Team All-District 9 and the OffensivePlayer of the Year as a junior... Named the Player of the Week for the Dallas Morn-ing News Region after scoring three goals in one game as a senior.... Along withMinter, Lynn played club soccer for Dallas Inter coached by Aaron Gordon in thecompetitive Dallas Classic League... The club league also produced 2004 Memphistop freshman goal scorer Marcus McCarty.

A C-USA All-Tourna-ment Team selection... Named to Col- /lege Soccer News' /National Team of r**the Week after /scoring two goals \ /to help Memphis \come back from \n 0-2 deficit and \^) f

beat No. 23 UAB inthe C-USA Champion-ship ... Also assisted onthe game-winner againstSaint Louis in the C-USATournament semifinals ...A key ingredient in the Ti-gers' early success, playingin the first nine games be-fore breaking his ankle in prac-tice ... Needed only a

month to recover from the brokenankle and returned against

Belmont (11/2), scor-ing a goal in each of

his first three gamesafter coming back... Tied for secondon the team with

eight goals ...1 Hit two-straight

game-winnersfor the Tigers ... First col-

legiate goal was the game-winner in a 2-1 victory over

Western Kentucky ... One gamelater, hit the double-overtimegame-winner against EasternIllinois in a 3-2 victory ... Alsoscored an insurance goal in a 3-1 conference win over Charlotte... Fourth all-time at Memphis

for goals among freshman.

PREPA two-sport athlete at Fossil Ridge High School, lettering in football as aquarterback and wide receiver and soccer as a forward ... Second TeamAll-District wide receiver his senior year... Scored 20 goals and added 11assists to lead Fossil Ridge to a 19-5-3 record in 2003 ... Named DistrictOffensive MVP and Fossil Ridge MVP in 2003 ... Scored 50 goals and added14 assists to lead Fossil Ridge to a 28-3-1 record and Bi-District Championsin 2004 ... Earned Dallas Morning News First-Team All-Area, Fort Worth StarTelegram First-Team All-Area his senior year ... Scored 70 goals in two yearsand holds the school's single-season and all-time scoring records ... Played withClub Dallas, scoring 48 goals to help lead the club to third place in the ClassicLeague Soccer.

MCCARTY'S STATISTICS

Year GP GS Sh PTS GW2004 15 35 18

2004Played in four games, includingone conference appearance ...Hasn't allowed a goal through hisfirst 130:23 minutes of collegiateaction ... Played the second halfof a 5-0 shutout over Belmontand the final third of a 4-0 blank-ing of East Carolina ... Played 30minutes in a 6-0 shutout of Lip-scomb ... Had 1.1 shutouts offthree shared team efforts.

PREPProduct of Colaiste Ide prep pro-gram in Dublin, Ireland, that pro-duced current Tiger head coachRichie Grant and teammates Mi-chael Coburn, Gary Connolly, Cor-mac McArdle and Thomas High-land ... Prepped at St. VincentsCBS, where he was a Leinsterrunner-up in soccer in 2002 ...Also played gaelic in high schooland was a Leinster runner-up inthe sport in 2000 ... High schoolsoccer coach was John Home.

MC!NERNEY'S STATISTICS

Year GP GS SVS GA GAAvg Min. SVPct2004 0 0 0.00 130:23 1.000

KYLEiMiNTER

PREPPrepped at Rockwall High School in Rockwall, Texas, where he lettered three yearsin soccer at the midfield/forward position ... A high school and club teammate ofJordan Lynn... A First Team All-District as a junior... High school coach is BrianRiley ... Along with Lynn, Minter played club soccer for Dallas Inter coached byAaron Gordon in the competitive Dallas Classic League ... The club league alsoproduced 2004 Memphis top freshman goal scorer, Marcus McCarty ... Earned theLantern Award from 1998-2004 for having a 95 GPA or higher.

A 2004 C-USA All-Freshman Team selection ... Has been aninstrumental part of Memphis' success controlling the ballin the center... May not have the individual stats, but boththe team defensive and offensive stats are reflected in hiswork... Scored the game-winner on his first collegiate goalagainst Belmont... Helped the Tigers lead the conference Ain goals allowed, goals-against average, points allowed, Jfpoints allowed per game, shots, shots per game, assists,assists per game, points, points per game, shots on goalper game and shutouts... Played in all 21 games, starting17 ... Had nine shots with six on goal... Scored his secondgoal in a 6-0 blanking of Lipscomb.

PREPHelped lead his club team to a No. 20 national ranking andback-to-back Tennessee state championships in 2002 and 2003.... Played for the '86 Tennessee state Olympic DevelopmentProgram (OOP) team under the tutelage of Richie Grant.

2004Started two non-confer-ence games ... Playedthe entire game of a 3-2double-overtime victoryagainst Eastern Illinois... Played a completegame in a 1-1 tie at UIC... Allowed three goalsand had eight savesfor a .727 save per-centage ... Had a 1.13goals-against average... Played 30 minutes ina 6-0 shutout over Lip-scomb.

PREPThree-year startinggoalkeeper at Horizon High School ... First Team All-Conference 2002-2003 ....First Team North Area All-Region in 2003 ... All-State Honorable Mention in 2003... Coached by Art Drotar ... Joined team after playing for the Colorado Rapidsreserve PDL team ... Trained by former Colorado Rapids (MLS) goalkeeper coachDaniel Gonzalez and goalkeeper David Kramer.

STROM'S STATISTICS

MONTGOMERY'S STATISTICS |

Year2004

GP21

GS17

Sh9

G2

A1

PTS5

GW1

ROBERKSAUSAMAN

Year2004

GP3

GS2

svs9

GA3

GAAvg1.13

Min.239:02

SVPct.750

PREPPrepped at F.W. Buchholz High School in Gainesville, Fla. ... Brings size to theteam and also has the ability to play as a defender... Captain of the Florida 87OOP team ... An All-Area selection his junior year and a preseason All-Area pickhis senior year... Team captain of his high school team ... Scored 13 goals with 17assists his senior year and had 34 career goals and 30 assists... High school coachis Kelly Childers ... Played club soccer for the Brandon Flames.

Remco de Jong enters his first season atthe University of Memphis as a volunteer goal-keeper coach. A native of Amsterdam, de Jongstarted playing soccer at Ajax in the Nether-lands when he was 10-years-old. As a goal-keeper with Ajax, he played with Marco vanBasten, now the coach of the Dutch Nationalteam, John van het Schip and Stanly Menzo.His U-18 team, coached by Johan Cruyff, wonthe Netherlands National Championship in1981-82. De Jong's Ajax 3 team also won thenational championship in 1985-86 and was aregional champion from 1985-88. He coachedRKAVIC in Holland from 1996-2000 and is cur-rently in his fifth year of coaching the WestTennessee Soccer Club Dragons. De Jong is

married to Angela de Jong-Angelici, the executive producer of theFox 13 morning show in Memphis. The couple has one daughter,Alyssa, and are expecting their second child in November.

REMCODE JONG

VOLUNTEER GKCOACH

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2004A solid player who used 2004 as a redshirtyear.

PREPA four-year varsity starter at Woodward Acad-emy in Atlanta, Ga. ... Atlanta Journal-Consti-tution First-Team All County 2002, 2003 and2004 ... Team MVP 2002, 2003 and 2004...Team captain his senior year... Led team hissenior year to the 2004 AAAA state champion-ship with game-winning goal ... Region cham-pions 2002-04 ... Played with United Quest84/85 ... 2003 U-18 Georgia state champions... Played for the No. 4 national ranked U-19Norcross Fury ... Coached by former U.S. na-tional soccer player Bruce Murray.

GRANTdWlSE

PREPA hardworking, developing 6-0, 165-pound midfielder who brings a lot ofenergy and commitment to the team ... Prepped at Anna High School inAnna, Texas ... Played club soccer as a midfielder for the Dallas Solar ...His Dallas Solar SC 87 won the state championship ... An OOP player from1999-2001 ... An honor roll student who plans to major in engineering ...Was a semifinalist in the 2004 Kim Dawson Model search.

Ben Newsham returns for his second sea-son as the team manager. A junior in sportsmanagement at the University of Memphis,Newsham helped out the school's volleyballprogram in 2003. He will assist the team bymaking sure the players have everything theyneed for practices and games. Newsham grad-uated from Christian Brothers High School andserved as the school's soccer team managerfor four years and basketball for one year. Anative of Memphis, Newsham enjoys playingbaseball, basketball, football and soccer. Af-ter college, he hopes to find a job working insports.

BENNEWSHAM

TEAM MANAGER

TIGERS HOST SEVENTH ANNUALMEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT

Oral Roberts Defends Title in 2005

The Tigers open the 2005 season by hosting the seventh an-nual Memphis Diadora Tournament at the Mike Rose SoccerComplex on September 3-5 with Centenary, Oral Roberts

and Belmont participating in this year's event."It's been a great tournament, and I'm glad we've been able

to continue it in each of the years I've been here," said Memphishead coach Richie Grant. "Diadora has been a great sponsor ofthe tournament, and the schools competing this year are all qual-ity teams. We're excited to compete this year."

The U of M is 7-4-1 all-time in the Memphis Diadora and wonthe tournament championship in 2002. Last year, the Tigers tookthird for the second year in a row with a 1-1 record, while OralRoberts won the tournament championship.

This is the fourth year Centenary has participated in thetournament, posting a 0-6 all-time record. Last year, the Gentswent 0-2, finishing fourth. Oral Roberts competes in the eventfor the second-straight year after winning the tournament in itsfirst appearance in 2004. The Golden Eagles went 2-0 last yearand defeated Memphis 1-0 in the Tigers' only home loss of theseason. Belmont competes for the second time in the tournamentafter posting a 0-2 record in 2000.

DIADORA TOURNAMENT RECORDSSCHOOL RECORDAlabama A&MBelmontBirmingham SouthernCentenaryCharlotteDruryMarshallMemphisNortheasternOral RobertsSan FranciscoMissouri StateUICUNC-WilmingtonWestern IllinoisWestern Kentucky

1-0-1 (2001 Champion)0-2-00-2-00-6-00-0-21-1-02-0-0 (2000 Champion)7-4-1 (2002 Champion)0-2-02-0-0 (2004 Champion)1-1-02-0-0 (1999 Champion)3-1-0 (2003 Champion)1-1-01-1-01-1-0

Breakout: Tigers Set a New Standardown 2-0 at the half,the University ofMemphis men's soc-

cer team put together anamazing comeback, scoringthree second-period goalsto win the 2004 ConferenceUSA Championship againstNo. 23 UAB 3-2.

It was the first timeMemphis won the C-USATournament in the 10-yearhistory of the conference,and it continued a Cinder-ella year for the Tigers whowere picked to finish ninth,second to last, in the confer-ence preseason polls. Afterwinning the conference tour-nament, Memphis receivedan automatic bid to theNCAA Tournament. It wasthe second time the Tigersappeared in the NCAA post-season with the first comingin 1993 when the team wonthe Great Midwest Confer-ence under coach Chris Bar-tels.

Memphis facedoff against OhioState in Colum-bus, Ohio, forthe first round ofthe NCAA Tour-nament. In

DANIELDOBSON

2004 ALL-CONFERENCE& KANSAS CITY WIZARDS

DISCOVERY PICK

"It's important to givethe players a lot ofcredit. You never wantthe season to end. Wehad a good season,and it's sad that it hadto end, but hopefullyit built in the team thedesire to play at thisstage again next year."~ Richie Grant

a fierce and intense battle,the Buckeyes ended the Ti-gers' run with a 1-0 victory.

"It's important to givethe players a lot of credit,"said Memphis head coachRichie Grant. "You neverwant the season to end. Wehad a good season, and it'ssad that it had to end, buthopefully it built in the teamthe desire to play at thisstage again next year."

Memphis had argu-ably its best season everin 2004, winning both theC-USA regular season and

tournament champion-ship titles. The team

finished 16-4-1 andentered the NCAA

\t^ N ranked 10thJ j in the na-~( tion. Before^^ 2004, the

Tigers hadonly been rankednationally once forone week. How-ever, Memphisset the standardin 2004, end-ing the season

ranked No. 25 inthe NSCAA/adidasTop 25.

The Tigersboasted seven

conference player of theweek selections, andsix players were namedto national teams of theweek. Eight players werenamed to All-ConferenceUSA Teams, including theleague's Offensive andDefensive Players ofthe Year in junior for-ward Dayton O'Brienand senior goalkeep-er Sebastian Vecchio.O'Brien also became thefirst Tiger soccer player tobe named an All-American

The program alsosaw its first player tosign with a Major LeagueSoccer team when seniorDaniel Dobson was picked upby the Kansas City Wizardsas a Discovery Pick. Dobsonwas assigned to the team'sdevelopmental roster.

Head coach RichieGrant, who led his squad tothe most season wins in Ti-ger history, was named theConference USA Coach ofthe Year for the second timein his career. Grant helpedthe Tigers turn from an 8-8-2 underachieving seasonin 2003 into the lOth-mostimproved team in the nationin 2004.

SEBASTIANVECCHIO

2004 C-USADEFENSIVE

PLAYER OF THEYEAR

The evendisbursementof quality of-fense and de-

fense led to the suc-cess of the Tigers in 2004.Memphis ended the seasonranked 16th in the nation inscoring offense while beingranked No. 9 in team goals-against average and No. 20in shutout percentage. Mem-phis finished the season withnine shutouts and had a six-game shutout streak end inthe conference championshipgame to UAB. The six-gamestreak was a Memphis record,and the nine shutouts tied forthe second-most in the pro-gram's history, matched alsoin 1996.

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^ Aft « OMl L I WIFW^ NSCAA TOP 25 FINAL

DECEMBER 14, 20041 Indiana (18-4-2)2. UC Santa Barbara. (21-2-2)3 Maryland (17-6-2)4 Duke (18-6-0)5 St John's (12-6-4)

Virginia (18-5-1)7 VCU .... (12-6-3)8 Tulsa (12-7-4)9. UNC Greensboro .. (19-3-1)10. New Mexico (17-1-2)11. SMU (16-4-1)12. Wake Forest (14-5-2)13. Creighton (14-4-2)14. UCLA (14-4-2)15 Boston College (13 5-2)16 Ohio State (12-7-2)17 Notre Dame (13-3-3)18 California (13-4-3)19 Old Dominion (13-6-2)20. Charleston (17-6-1)

Penn State (10-4-8)22 Connecticut (12-8-3)23. Michigan ... (11-8-4)24. Wis-Milwaukee (14-5-3)25. Memphis (16-4-1)

NSCAA MIDWEST RANKINGS

NOVEMBER 16, 2004

2. Memphis (16-4-1)

4 Tulsa (12-7-4)

6 SMS (11-6-2)7 Bradley (10-6-3)

MEMPHISIN THE POLLSCOLLEGE SOCCER NEWs'Jor 30 FINAL • • • • • •• • ^^ M ••

DECEMBER 14, 20041 Indiana (18-4-2)2 UC Santa Barbara (21 2-2)3 Maryland (17-6-2)4 Duke (18 6-0)5. Virginia (18-5-1)6 New Mexico (17-1-2)7 St John's (12 6 4)8 SMU (16-4-1)9. UNC-Greensboro.. (19-3-1)10 VCU (12-6-3)11 UCLA (14-4-2)12 Wake Forest (14-5 2)13 Creighton (14 4-2)14 Tulsa (12-7-4)1 Ohin Q-atp H7 7-9^

16 Notre Dame (13-3 3)17. Boston College (13-5-2)18 California (13 4-3)19 Memphis (16-4-1)20. Northwestern (15-6-2)71 I IVA/M M4-^-T\. San Francisco (14-5-1)

23 James Madison (15-3 1)24. Charleston (17-6-1)25 Santa Clara (15-6-0)26. Portland (12-8-2)27. Washington (11-7-2)28 Hartwick (13-3-3)29 Penn State (10-4-8)30 LMU (11 8-3)

SOCCER AMERICA'S TOP 25 FINAL SOCCER TIMES' TOP 25 FINAL

NOVEMBER 15, 2004 NOVEMBER 16, 20041. New Mexico (16-1-1)2. SMU (15-3-1)3. UCLA (13-3-2)4. Virginia (16-4-0)5. UC Santa Barbara. (17-2-1)6. California (12-3-3)7. UNC Greensboro .. (18-2-1)8. Maryland (15-5-1)9. Michigan State (12-6-1)10. Indiana (14-4-1)11. Connecticut (11-7-3)12. Notre Dame .. (13-2-3)13. Wake Forest (13-5-1)14. Memphis (16-3-1)15. Washington (11-6-2)16. Creighton (13-4-1)17. Duke (14-4-0)18. James Madison .... (15-3-1)19. San Francisco (14-4-1)20. Santa Clara (15-5-0)21. Boston College (12-4-2)22. South Carolina (12-6-1)23. FIU (11-6-0)24. VCU (11-5-2)25. Charleston (16-5-1)

1. SMU (15-3-1)2. UC Santa Barbara. (15-2-1)3. Virginia (17-4-0)4. Indiana (14-4-1)5. UCLA (13-3-2)6. New Mexico (16-1-1)7. UNC-Greensboro.. (18-2-1)8. Notre Dame (13-2-3)9. Maryland (15-5-1)10. Wake Forest .... (13-5-1)11. California (12-3-3)12 Creighton (13-4-1)13. Memphis (16-3-1)14. St. John's (14-4-0)15. Duke (14-5-0)16 Boston College .... (12-4-2)17. Santa Clara (15-5-0)18. VCU (11-5-2)19. Penn State (10-4-7)20. Washington (11-6-2)

San Francisco (14-4-1)22. Old Dominion (13-5-2)23. James Madison .... (15-3-1)24. Northwestern (14-5-2)25. Connecticut (11-7-3)

NCAA DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER2004 16 MOST-IMPROVED TEAMS

SCHOOLfiew MexicoIUPUINorthern IIIDukeStony BrookUNC Greensboro .OhioStSt. Bonaventure..StanfordAmerican

St. Francis (N.Y.) .St. Francis (Pa.) ..TowsonVirginiaVMI

WON823

,,84

..104

..2378

..1

..41114

2003LOST91413101381216151081412121015

TIED3321124121222420

WON1710121811191287151681081810

2004LOST1776637966496759

TIED2100312152113211

IMP.8.57.57.57.07.07.06.56.56.56.06.06.06.06.06.06.0

COACHJeremy FishbeinSteve FranklinSteve SimmonsJohn RennieCesar MarkovicMichael ParkerJohn BluemBill BradyBret SimonTodd WestRichie GrantCarlo AcquistaBJ CraigFrank OlszewskiGeorge GelnovatchStephen Ross

To determine games improved, add the difference in victories between the two seasonsto the difference in losses, then divide by two; ties not counted. Includes postseason.

2004 MEMPHIS NATIONAL RANKING SUMMARY

CATEGORy RANK ACTUAL NATIONAL LEADER ACTUALScoring Offense (300 ranked)Team Goals Against Average (300 ranked) ...Shutout Percentage (300 ranked)iVon-Lost-Tied Percentage (300 ranked)

Assists Per Game Dayton O'BrienGoals Against Average .... Sebastian Vecchio

16.920

.6

RANK48

2 190.70430.786

ACTUAL0.670.691

Fla Atlantic 2 63Notre Dame 0.45Albany (N Y) 0 67New Mexico 0.9

NATIONAL LEADERHunter Freeman, Va.Chris Sawyer, NDame

ACTUAL0.88

0.457

2005 SPRING SCHEDULE

DATE OPP SITE OUTCOME2/19

2/26

3/14

4/2

FC Dallas

4/9

5/95/115/12

Dallas, TXMEMPHIS CUP

Christian Brothers MemphisRhodes College MemphisColaiste Ide Mike Rose

TIM McCAGE 7v7Memphis Express Echles FieldUAHLambuthWestern KentuckyMemphis ExpressMartin Methodist

ALABAMA TOURNAMENTUAB BirminghamFurman Birmingham

HOLLAND/BELGIUM TOURExcelsior-Rotterdam HollandRoyal Antwerp BelgiumK.Sint-Truidense V.V. Belgium

A SUCCESSFUL SPRING

Echles FieldEchles FieldEchles FieldEchles FieldEchles Field

L, 2-6

W, 1-0W, 4-0W, 2-0

W, 3-1W, 4-0L, 2-3W, 3-1W, 3-2W, 3-0

W, 2-0T, 0-0

W, 3-0W, 2-0W, 3-2

The Tigers had one of their most successfulsprings, finishing 12-2-1. Nine of the 12 winswere shutouts, as Memphis outscored its oppo-nents 37-15. Six of the allowed opponents goalscame in a 6-2 loss to Major League Soccer's FCDallas. The Tigers won both the Memphis Cupand Tim McCage 7v7.

RECORDOVERALLHOMEAWAYNEUTRALALL GAMESCONFERENCENON-CONFERENCE .........

(16-4-1)(8-1-0)

.... (8-3-1)

(8-1-0)(4-0-0)(4-1-0)

(5-3-1)(4-1-0)(1-2-1)

(3-0-0)(0-0-0)(3-0-0)

No. PLAYERGP-GS G A PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT7142415945620311252281321210211817161

O'BRIEN, DaytonMETCALF, AndyMCCARTY, MarcusDOBSON, DanielRE1LLY, JohnCOOLING, StephenCOBURN, MichaelMONTGOMERY, AdamDYER, JustinWHITSITT, BradMCARDLE, CormacBRITCHER, JaredPHILLIPS, BradKISER, HarrisonNAJJAR,AfifVOLANSKI, AaronRABORN, AdamGOURLAY, Mark.CAMP, TylerVECCHIO, Sebastian ....STROM, TylerCONNOLLY, GaryMC1NERNEY, Gavin ....TotalOpponents

21-2121-1915-420-1921-2116-819-1821-1721-2018-915-86-017-57-18-311-08-018-184-019-194-220-194-02121

8128543220101000000000004615

1432732315130111000000004716

302718171187553321110000000013946

405435564126991615187144032200000351237

.200

.222

.229

.089

.098

.115

.222

.222

.000

.067

.000

.143

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.131

.063

2632172117112644654101000000015794

.650

.593

.486

.375

.415

.423

.222667.250.267.333.714.286.250.000.333.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.447.397

44237001000000000000000164

0-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-01-2

No. GOALTENDERSGP-GS MINUTES GA AVG SAVES PCTW1 MCINERNEY, Gavin.... 4-0 130:23 0 0.00 2 1.000 018 VECCHIO, Sebastian.... 19-19 1563:34 12 0.69 69 .852 1517 STROM, Tyler 3-2 239:02 3 1.13 9 .750 1TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0

Total 21 1932:59 15 0.70 83 .847 16Opponents 21 1932:59 46 2.14 111 .707 4 16 1 4

T SHO0 1.40 7.31 0.30 2.01 9

DATEOPPONENTW/L SCOREATTEND TIGER SCORERSSEPT. 03. 2004SEPT. 04. 2004SEPT. 10, 2004SEPT. 17,2004

SEPT. 19.2004SEPT. 22. 2004

CENTENARY $ WORAL ROBERTS $ LWESTERN KENTUCKY Wvs. EASTERN ILLINOIS A W

AT VANDERBJLT A LEVANSVILLE W

1-00-12-13-2 (2 OT)

0-1 (2 OT)5-1

233247533350

250213

SEPT. 25, 2004 AT CHARLOTTE *

SEPT. 29, 2004OCT. 2, 2004

OCT. 6. 2004OCT. 9. 2004OCT. 15,2004OCT. 17,2004OCT. 23, 2004OCT. 27, 2004Nov. 2, 2004

Nov. 6. 2004

Nov. 8, 2004

Nov. 13, 2004Nov. 14, 2004

AT CINCINNATI *MARQUETTE *

LOUISVILLE *AT#10USF*AT DnPAUL *ATUIC#21 SAINT Louis *#17 UAB*BELMONT

AT EAST CAROLINA *

W

WW

WLWTWWW

w

3-1

2-03-1

462

289239

1-00-22-11-1 (2 OT)2-02-05-0

319658315218327579143

O'BRIEN (UNASSISTED)

O'BRIEN (METCALF)/ MCCARTY (DOBSON)WIIITSITT (O'BRIEN)/ METCALF (O'BRIEN)MCCARTY (DYER, DOBSON)

COOLING (O'BRIEN)/ DOBSON (O'BRIEN)METCALF (COOLING)/ COOLING (NAIJAR)METCALF (O'BRIEN)COBURN (O'BRIEN, DOBSON)O'BRIEN (UNASSISTED)/ MCCARTY (O'BRIEN)METCALF (DOBSON)/ DOBSON (UNASSISTED)METCALF (REILLY)/ METCALF (DOBSON)O'BRIEN (PHILLIPS)METCALF (COBURN)

AT LIPSCOMB WMETCALF (O'BRIEN, DYER)/ MEvs. SAINT Louis # Wvs. #23 UAB # W

Nov. 19. 2004 AT #30 OHIO STATE &

REILLY (WHITSITT)/ O'BRIEN (UNASSISTED)O'BRIEN (UNASSISTED)METCALF (McARDLE, O'BRIEN)/ O'BRIEN (REILLY)DOBSON (O'BRIEN)/ COBURN (O'BRIEN, DYER)MONTGOMERY (REILLY)/ COOLING (UNASSISTED)

REILLY (COBURN)/ METCALF (McARDLE)/ MCCARTY (UNASSISTED)4-0 143 REILLY (O'BRIEN, DYER)/DOBSON (METCALF)

MCCARTY (DYER, DOBSON)/ BRITCHER (COOLING)6-0 257 O'BRIEN (METCALF)/ METCALF (DOBSON)

TCALE (O'BRIEN)/ MCCARTY (KISER)/ MONTGOMERY (MCCARTY)1-0 356 REILLY (MCCARTY, COBURN)3-2 203 MCCARTY (MONTGOMERY)

McCARTY (O'BRIEN, McARDLE)/ DOBSON (UNAS.)0-1 348

* CONFERENCE USA MATCHESA VANDERBILT PUMA CLASSIC& NCAA TOURNAMENT

S MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT# C-USA TOURNAMENT

TEAM STATISTICS

SHOT STATISTICSGoals-Snot attemptsG'oals scored averageShot pet.Shots on goal-AttemptsSOG pet.Shots/GameAssists

CORNER KICKSPENALTY KICKS

PENALTIESFoulsYellow eardsRed cards

ATTENDANCETotalDates/Avg Per DateNeutral Site #/Avg

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2ndUM 24 21Opponents 9 5

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2ndUM 165 181Opponents 114 117

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2ndUM 42 39Opponents 47 63

CORNER KICKS 1st 2ndUM 61 56Opponents 34 61

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2ndUM 150 138Opponents 131 144

46-351 [Sa2.14 0.70.131 .WO157-351 9-lo.447 .3l)716.7 II.?

2833 294!)9/315 "1.32"3/303

OT OT2 Tolil0 1 4G0 1 1?

OT OT2 Total

OT OT2 Total

OP OT2 Totali o mi o %

OT OT2 Total5 4 W3 1 27','

2004 C-USAPreseason Poll1. Saint Louis2. UAB3. USF4. Charlotte5. Cincinnati6. Marquette7. Louisville8. DePaul9. Memphis

10. East Carolina

2005 MemphisfS§c.e£r Media Guide

Final 2004 C-USA Standings(All Matches)

#&MemphisUABCincinnatiUSFSaint LouisCharlotteLouisvilleMarquetteEast CarolinaDePaul

W-L-T8-1-07-2-05-3-15-3-15-3-15-4-02-6-12-6-12-7-01-7-1

CONFERENCEPer. H.889.778.611.611.611.556.278.278.222.167

4-0-05-0-03-2-03-1-13-2-01-3-01-3-00-3-12-2-01-2-1

A4-1-02-2-02-1-12-2-02-1-14-1-01-3-12-3-00-5-00-5-0

W-L-T16-4-112-7-07-10-210-5-29-8-111-7-15-10-46-11-16-12-03-14-3

Per..786.632.421.647.528.605.368.361.333.225

OVERALLH8-1-08-1-04-3-15-1-26-4-03-5-03-4-12-5-14-4-02-2-3

A5-3-12-4-02-4-14-2-02-2-16-1-11-4-34-6-02-8-00-9-0

N3-0-02-2-00-3-01-2-01-2-02-1-01-2-00-0-00-0-01-2-0

STK.LILIL2LILILIL4WlL6L3

# C-USA Champion & C-USA Tournament Champion

CONFERENCE USA (ALL GAMES)TEAM RANKINGS

ioals 1 46Goals Per Game 1 2.14ioals Allowed 1 15

Goals Against AVG 1 0.70Assists 1 47Assists Per Game 1 2.24Points 1 1393oints Per Game 1 6.623oints Allowed 1 46Points Allowed Per Game 1 2.19ihots 1 351

Shots Per Game 1 16.7Shots On Goal 1 157Shots On Goal Per Game 1 7.48Shot Percent 4 .131SOG Percent 5 .447Shots Allowed 4 237Shots On Goal Allowed T2 94Saves 6 83Saves Per Game 7 3.95Shutouts 1 9Shutouts Per Game 1 0.43Fouls 4 297Fouls Per Game 4 14.14Corners 1 118Corners Per Game 2 5.62Offsides 10 28Offsides Per Game 9 1.33Yellow Cards 4 35Yellow Cards Per Game 4 1.67Red Cards T7 0Red Cards Per Game T7 0.00

CONFERENCE USA (ALL GAMES)INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

Shots.

Points

Points P/Game

Goals

Goals P/Game

.56

Shots P/Game T57

.1

.2

.1,T3.10.1.T6.2,T6.9.1,T3.T8.1.4

Game-Winning Goals..TlTl

Goals Against Avg 1Save Perc 1Saves 5Saves Per Game 8Shutouts 2Shutouts P/Game 5

Assists..

Assists P/Game.

Daniel Dobson, 56Andy Metcalf, 54Daniel Dobson, 2.80Andy Metcalf, 2.57Dayton O'Brien, 30Andy Metcalf, 27Dayton O'Brien, 1.43Andy Metcalf, 1.29Marcus McCarty, 1.20Andy Metcalf, 12Dayton O'Brien, 8Andy Metcalf, 0.57Marcus McCarty, 0.53Dayton O'Brien, 0.38Dayton O'Brien, 14Daniel Dobson, 7Justin Dyer, 5Dayton O'Brien, 0.67Daniel Dobson, 0.35Andy Metcalf, 4Dayton O'Brien, 4S. Vecchio, .69S. Vecchio, .852S. Vecchio, 69S. Vecchio, 3.63S. Vecchio, 7.3S. Vecchio, 0.38

CONFERENCE USA (LEAGUE GAMES)TEAM RANKINGS

Goals TlGoals Per Game TlGoals Allowed 1Goals Against AVG 1Assists 1Assists Per Game 1Points 1Points Per Game 1Points Allowed 1Points Allowed Per Game 1Shots 3Shots Per Game 3Shots On Goal 3Shots On Goal Per Game 3Shot Percent 1SOG Percent 2Shots Allowed 5Shots On Goal Allowed T2Saves 7Saves Per Game 7Shutouts 1Shutouts Per Game 1Fouls 2Fouls Per Game 2Corners 4Corners Per Game 4Offsides T7Offsides Per Game T7Yellow Cards 3Yellow Cards Per Game 3Red Cards T6Red Cards Per Game T6

CONFERENCE USA (LEAGUE GAMES)INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

ShotsShots P/Game.Points

Points P/Game.

Goals..

.5

.5

.Tl

.6,T7.Tl.8.T9,T5T6

Goals P/Game T4T7

Assists 1T4

.1

.T4Game-Winning Goals.. 1

T5Goals Against Avg 1Save Perc 1Saves 2Saves Per Game 6Shutouts 1Shutouts P/Game 4

Assists P/Game.

Daniel Dobson, 29Daniel Dobson, 3.22Dayton O'Brien, 15Andy Metcalf, 11Daniel Dobson, 10Dayton O'Brien, 1.67Andy Metcalf, 1.22Daniel Dobson, 1.11Andy Metcalf, 5Dayton O'Brien, 4Andy Metcalf, 0.56Dayton O'Brien, 0.44Dayton O'Brien, 7Daniel Dobson, 4Dayton O'Brien, 0.78Daniel Dobson, 0.44Andy Metcalf, 4Dayton O'Brien, 2S., .58S., .891S., 41S., 4.56S., 4S., 0.44

2004 AWARDSNSCAA ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM

MF: Dayton Owien, Junior

COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAMMF: Dayton 0 Bnen, Junior

C-USA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARF: Dayton 0 Brien, Junior

C-USA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARGK: Sebastian Vecchio, Senior

C-USA COACH OF THE YEARRichie Grant

NSCAA ALL-MIDWEST FIRST TEAMMF: Dayton 0 Brien, Junior

NSCAA ALL-MIDWEST SECOND TEAMMF: Daniel Dobson, Senior

Top DRAWER SOCCER ALL-FRESHMAN NATIONAL TEAMD: Mark Gourlay, Freshman

C-USA ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMF: Dayton 0 Brien, Junior

MF: Daniel Dobson, SeniorD: Justin Dyer, Senior

GK: Sebastian Vecchio, Senior

C-USA ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAMF: Andy Metcalf, Junior

C-USA ALL-CONFERENCE THIRD TEAMMF: John Reilly, Senior

D: Gary Connolly, Junior

C-USA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMMF: Adam Montgomery, Fr.

NSCAA/ADiDAS SCHOLAR ALL-SOUTH REGION FIRST TEAMF: Andy Metcalf, Junior

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IV TEAMF: Andy Metcalf, Junior

C-USA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAIF: Marcus Mccarty, Freshman

MF: Daniel Dobson, SeniorMF: John Reilly, SeniorD: Justin Dyer, Senior

SOCCER AMERICA NATIONAL TEAM OF THE WEEKMF: Daniel Dobson, Sr. (11/16)MF: John Reilly, Senior (11/9)F: Andy Metcalf, Junior (10/3)

COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS NATIONAL TEAM OF THE WEEKF: Marcus McCarty, Fr. (11/14)MF: Daniel Dobson, Sr. (11/1)

MF/F: Dayton O'Brien, Jr. (9/26)

C-USA PLAYERS OF THE WEEKMF: John Reilly, Senior (11/8)

GK: Sebastian Vecchio, Sr. (11/8)GK: Sebastian Vecchio, Sr. (11/1)

F: Dayton O'Brien, Jr. (10/25)F: Andy Metcalf, Junior (10/3)

MF/F: Dayton O'Brien, Jr. (9/26)GK: Sebastian Vecchio, Sr. (9/26)

2004 TIGERS' PLAYER OF THE YEARF: Dayton 0 Brien, Junior

2004 TOMMY SMITH AWARDD: Justin Dyer, Senior

GAMES8382

GOALS

293

SAVES

24

GAA

CAREERNAMEYEARPat Fischer2 Tied

NAME

1983-86

YEARS49 Morton Akerfors 1987-9045 Sean Fraser 1998-0137 Gareth O'Sullivan 1989-92

ASSISTS NAME YEARS26 Dayton O'Brien 2002-0422 Rogerio Lima 1996-9722 Donal McDonagh 1986-88

POINTS NAME YEARS109 Sean Fraser 1998-01104 Morton Akerfors 1987-9090 Donal McDonagh 1986-88

SHOTS NAME YEARSDonal McDonagh 1986-88

NAMEYEARS416 EJ. Gilley 1983-87298 Brooks Monaghan 1992-94275 Brian Covey 1996-98

SHUTOUTS NAME YEARSBrooks Monaghan 1992-94

NAMEYEARS1.02 Sebastian Vecchio 2003-041.40 Brooks Monaghan 1992-941.52 Brian Covey 1996-98

GAMES2424

GOALS

141210

POINTS

113

SAVES

SEASONTEAM RECORDS

GOALS YEAR SHOTS595755

ASSISTS59494847

POINTS177163

GOALSAGAINST15

200019971994

YEAR2000199720022004

YEAR20001997

YEAR2004

420

SHOTSAGAINST220

SAVES174

SHO.1199

G.A.A.0.700.80

YEAR1983

YEAR2000

YEAR1983

YEAR199220041996

YEAR20041992

SEASONNAMEYEARBernard LicariTommy Smith

NAME

19931993

YEARS18 Sean Fraser 200117 Morton Akerfors 198716 Sean Fraser 2000

ASSISTS NAME YEARSDayton O'BrienRogerio Lima2 Tied

NAME

20041997

YEARS42 Sean Fraser 200141 Sean Fraser 200037 Morton Akerfors 1987

SHOTS NAME YEARSDonal McDonagh 1986

NAMEYEARS169 EJ. Gilley 1983141 EJ. Gilley 1984112 Brooks Monaghan 1993

SHUTOUTS NAME YEARS11

GAA0.690.801.08

Brooks Monaghan

NAMESebastian VecchioBrooks MonaghanBrian Covey

1992

YEARS200419921996

GAMEGOALS PLAYER vs. OPPONENTDATE5 Sean Fraser vs. Lipscomb 11/7/01

ASSISTS PLAYER vs. OPPONENT DATE4 John Cooke vs. SW Missouri 10/18/87

POINTS PLAYER vs. OPPONENT DATE11 Sean Fraser vs. Lipscomb 11/7/01

SHOTS PLAYER vs. OPPONENT DATE15 Donal McDonagh vs. USM 11/11/88

SAVES PLAYER vs. OPPONENT DATE24 EJ. Gilley vs. Wake Forest 9/29/84

TEAM GAME RECORDS

GOALS OPPONENTDATE1010

LipscombLipscomb

POINTS OPPONENT

11/7/0111/24/00

DATE32Lipscomb

ASSISTS OPPONENT

11/24/00

DATE12

SHOTS41

SAVES

Lipscomb

OPPONENTRhodes

OPPONENT

11/24/00

DATE9/28/88

DATE24Wake Forest9/29/84

MISCELLANEOUS GAME

Fewest Shots Taken 2 (Evansville, 1989, South Alabama, 1993, Saint Louis, 1998)Fewest Shots Allowed 0 (vs. Lipscomb, 2001)Largest Margin of Victory 10 (10-0 vs. Lipscomb, 2000)Largest Margin of Defeat 11 (0-11 at Alabama A&M, 1982)

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

Winning Streak .... 8 (1986-87)Home 9(1992-93)Away 4 (1996-97) (2004)

Losing Streak 7(1991)Home 4(2002)Away 11(1994-95)

Unbeaten Streak.. 10 (1986-87)Home 15(1992-93)

Winless Streak 7(1991)Away 18(1993-95)

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTESBrian Covey, 489, 1996Sebastian Vecchio, 465, 2004

CAREER20 GOALS/20 ASSISTS

Dayton O'BrienRogerio LimaDonald McDonagh

20/26 (2002-04)23/22 (1996-97)34/22 (1986-88)

2005 MemphisrS\cGBr Media Guide

NSCAA ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAMDayton O'Brien (2004)

COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-AMERICASECOND TEAMDayton O'Brien (2004)

NSCAA ALL-MIDWEST FIRST TEAMDayton O'Brien (2004)

NSCAA ALL-MIDWEST SECOND TEAMDaniel Dobson (2004)Andy Metcalf (2003)Sean Fraser (2001)

NSCAA ALL-MIDWEST THIRD TEAMDayton O'Brien (2002, 2003)Chris Schmidt (2002)Sean Fraser (2000)

ALL-SOUTH REGIONRogerio Lima (1996, 1997)Thomas Ohlmeier (1993)Trevor Buckland (1988, 1989)Donal McDonagh (1988)

TOP DRAWER SOCCER ALL-FRESHMANNATIONAL TEAMMark Gourlay (2004)

C-USA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARDayton O'Brien (2004)

C-USA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARSebastian Vecchio (2004)

C-USA COACH OF THE YEARRichie Grant (2000, 2004)

C-USA ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMDayton O'Brien (2004)Daniel Dobson (2004)Justin Dyer (2004)

Sebastian Vecchio (2004)Sean Fraser (2000, 2001)Rogerio Lima (1996, 1997)Fergal Forde (1996)

C-USA ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAMAndy Metcalf (2003, 2004)Dayton O'Brien (2003)Chris Schmidt (2002)Justin Stralka (2000, 2001)Stephen Lewis (2000)Sean Fraser (1999)Fergal Forde (1995)Bernard Licari (1995)

C-USA ALL-CONFERENCE THIRD TEAMJohn Reilly (2004)Gary Connolly (2004)Graham Gibbs (2003)Stephen Lewis (2001)Lars Thorstsensen (2000, 2001)Matt Briggs (1998)Steven Brooks (1998)Ramon Aguillon (1997)

C-USA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMAdam Montgomery (2004)Dayton O'Brien (2002)Daniel Ronan (2002)Omar Jarun (2002)Clark Talley (2000)Sean Fraser (1998)Nick Glaser (1997)Steven Brooks (1996)Brian Covey (1996)

C-USA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMMarcus McCarty (2004)Daniel Dobson (2004)John Reilly (2004)Justin Dyer (2004)

C-USA MOST VALUABLE DEFENDERRyan Schwaigert (1998)

C-USA ALL-DECADE TEAMSean Fraser

C-USA PLAYER OF THE WEEKJohn Reiily (11/8/04)Sebastian Vecchio (11/8/04)Sebastian Vecchio (11/1/04)Dayton O'Brien (10/25/04)Andy Metcalf (10/3/04)Dayton O'Brien (9/26/04)Sebastian Vecchio (9/26/04)Andy Metcalf (10/20/03)Dayton O'Brien (9/3/02)Daniel Dobson (9/3/02)Graham Gibbs (9/9/02)Lars Thorstensen (10/1/01)Lars Thorstensen (10/1/01)Sean Fraser (9/11/00)Mike Letterman (10/11/99)Steven Brooks (9/21/99)Steven Brooks(9/14/98)Brian Covey (11/2/96)Rolando Aguillon (9/18/95)

SOCCER AMERICA TEAM OF THE WEEKDaniel Dobson (11/16/04)John Reilly (11/9/04)Andy Metcalf (10/3/04)Sean Fraser (11/11/01)Sean Fraser (10/22/01)Brooks Monaghan (11/9/93)

COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS TEAM OF THE WEEKMarcus McCarty (11/14/04)Daniel Dobson (11/1/04)Dayton O'Brien (9/26/04)

GMC ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMRussell Church (1993)Scott Spencer (1992)

Brooks Monaghan (1992)Gareth O'Sullivan (1991, 1992)Jim Hink(1991)

GMC ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAMThomas Ohlmeier (1992, 1993)Frank Pileggi (1991, 1992)Scott Spencer (1991)

GMC NEWCOMER OF THE YEARBernard Licari (1993)

GMC CHAMPIONSHIP MVPsBrooks Monaghan (Defense) (1993)Bernard Licari (Offense) (1993)

GMC COACH OF THE YEARChris Bartels (1991)

CoSIDA ACADEMICA ALL-AMERICANTHIRD TEAMAndy Metcalf (2003)

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IV TEAMAndy Metcalf (2003, 2004)Chris Schmidt (2002)

NSCAA/ ADIDAS SCHOLAR ALL-SOUTHREGION FIRST TEAMAndy Metcalf (2004)

GTE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN THIRD TEAMMatt Briggs (1998)

C-USA SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEARChris Schmidt (2002)

TOMMY SMITH AWARDJustin Dyer (2004)Andy Metcalf (2003)John Reilly (2002)Chris Schmidt (2001)Nick Glaser (2000)

At the fifth annualTommy Smith Ban-quet on October 22,2004, the Universityof Memphis men's

soccer team honored senior Justin Dyerwith the Tommy Smith Award.

The award is presented annually tothe Tiger player that most exemplifieshigh academic standards, dedication,love of the game and sportsmanship.

The banquet is held in honor of formerTiger Tommy Smith, who passed awaysuddenly on March 18, 2000. Smithplayed for the Tigers from 1992-95, see-ing action in 77 games and scoring 15goals with 11 assists for 41 points.

THE LAST TIME A TIGERScored 5 Goals:Scored 4 Goals:Scored 3 Goals:Recorded 4 Assists:Recorded 3 Assists:Recorded 10 Shots:Recorded 20 Saves:Recorded 15 Saves:Recorded 10 Saves:Recorded Back-to-Back Shutouts:Scored Two Goals in Under a Minute:Stopped a Penalty Kick:

Sean Fraser vs. Lipscomb (2001)Sean Fraservs. Lipscomb (2001)

Andy Metcalf vs. Lipscomb (2004)...John Cooke vs. SW Missouri State (1987)

Dayton O'Brien vs. Evansville (2004)...Donal McDonagh vs. USM 1988), 15 shotsE.J. Gilley vs. Wake Forest (1984), 24 savesE.J. Gilley vs. Wake Forest (1984), 24 saves... Brian Covey vs. Portland (1997), 11 saves

Sebastian Vecchio (2) (2004).Jeremy Tutor vs. W. Kentucky (1997), 0:53

Sebastian Vecchio vs. Saint Louis (2004)

THE LAST TIME THE TIGERSScored 10 Goals in a Game:Scored Seven Goals in a Game:Scored Six Goals in a Game:....Scored Five Goals in a Half:Notched 10 Assists in a Game:.Attempted 40 Shots:Attempted 35 Shots:Attempted 30 Shots:Involved in a 0-0 Tie:Were Shutout:

vs. Lipscomb (2001), 10-0vs. Central Florida (2000), 7-1

vs. New Mexico (2000), 6-2. vs. Lipscomb (2004), 5 (2nd half)

vs. Lipscomb (2001), 10vs. Rhodes (1988), 41 shotsvs. Rhodes (1988), 41 shots

vs. Lipscomb (2000), 31 shotsat No. 1 Creighton, 9/1/01

vs. Ohio State (2004)

Alabama A&M 7-4-1 32Alabama-Huntsville 3-4-2 16Appalachian State 0-1-1 0Arkansas-Little Rock 5-2-1 18Belhaven 7-2-0 19Belmont 8-1-0 37Birmingham Southern 1-0-0 3Boca Raton 0-1-0 1Bowling Green 0-2-1 2Bradley 0-1-1 1Coastal Carolina 1-0-0 2Centenary 5-2-0 17Central Arkansas 1-1-0 7Charlotte 3-7-2 18Christian Brothers 13-2-1 51Cincinnati 10-12-0 38Covenant 1-0-0 4Creighton 0-0-1 0Davidson 1-0-0 5Dayton 1-1-0 3DePaul 12-4-1 33Drake 0-1-0 1Drury 2-1-0 7Duke 0-1-0 0Earlham College 1-0-0 4East Carolina 3-0-1 11Eastern Illinois 1-0-0 3Eastern Michigan 1-0-0 3Evansville 1-5-1 6Florida Atlantic 0-0-1 1Florida Tech 0-1-0 0Fordham 1-0-0 3Georgia State 1-6-1 10Hartwick 1-0-0 1John Brown 2-1-0 7Illinois-Chicago 1-1-1 5Illinois State 1-1-1 4Indiana 0-2-0 1lona 1-0-0 2Kentucky 1-1-0 2Liberty 0-2-0 1Lindenwood 0-0-2 4Lipscomb 5-0-0 35Louisiana-Monroe 0-1-1 2Louisville 10-6-2 40Marquette 6-10-1 20Mercer 1-0-0 5Miami (Ohio) 1-0-0 4Millsaps 1-1-0 3

28 82-85, 87-89, 94, 96-97, 00, 0317 1982-901 1985-869 1987, 1989-9515 1982-905 1996-041 20003 19919 1989, 1996-973 1989-901 199310 1992-95, 1999, 2003-045 1998-9930 1988, 1990, 1995-0416 1985-0035 1984-86, 1988-043 19820 20013 19884 1993-9419 1990-042 20013 1997-98, 20034 19940 19855 2001-042 20041 199111 1987, 89-90, 95-96, 2003-041 19935 19902 199920 1982-890 19991 1984-866 1994, 2001, 20047 1986-87, 19899 1987, 19930 20032 1991-923 1989-904 1983-841 2000-047 1984-8526... 1983, 1985, 87-91, 1993, 1995-0426 1988, 1991-040 19882 19893 1982-83

Missouri-Rolla 3-2-0 11Missouri-Saint Louis 0-5-0 6Missouri State 3-3-1 16New Mexico 2-3-0 12Nicholls State 1-0-0 6North Texas 1-0-0 3Northeast Missouri 0-1-0 0Northeastern 1-0-0 2Northeastern Illinois 1-0-0 5Ohio State 0-1-0 0Ole Miss 1-1-0 4Oral Roberts 4-1-0 12Portland 1-1-0 3Quincy College 1-1-0 2Radford 0-1-0 0Rhodes College 13-1-1 61Saint Louis 5-15-1 19San Francisco 1-0-0 2SIU-Edwardsville 3-3-0 7SMU 0-2-0 0South Alabama 5-7-1 16Southeast Missouri 4-1-1 14Southern Indiana 3-0-0 9Southern Miss 1-0-0 3Stetson 1-0-1 8TCU 1-2-1 8Tennessee 2-1-1 9Tennessee-Martin 3-0-0 15Tennessee Tech 3-0-0 10Tulsa 2-0-0 6UAB 14-11-0 53UC Santa Barbara 1-0-0 2UCF 2-0-0 9UNC-Wilmington 1-1-0 5UNLV 1-0-0 2USF 1-12-2 18UW Milwaukee 1-1-0 4Vanderbilt 11-6-2 40Virginia Tech 1-0-3 6Wake Forest 2-1-0 4Washington 0-1-0 1West Virginia 1-0-0 2Western Illinois 0-2-0 1Western Kentucky 7-5-1 25Western Michigan 1-0-0 3Wisconsin Parkside 0-1-0 0Xavier 1-0-0 4

. 1984-86,195917 1984-8310 1987, 1991-92,1996-999 1990-91, 1994-95,20030 19902 19871 19821 20021 19941 20041 1982-832 1989, 1993-94,1999,20048 1995,19973 1992-932 199013 1982-9143 1991-041 200211 1986-87, 1989-91,199316 1982, 200122 1982-89, 1991-959 1982-85,19902 1992-940 19885 2000,200211 1982-83,2001-026 1982-854 1982-842 1982-842 1996-9741 1982-88,1991-041 19981 1992, 20005 2002-031 199348 1984, 1992, 1995-044 1999,200330 1982-97, 2001-02, 20044 1983-84,1986-878 1983-858 19950 19935 1998,200015 86-89, 92-93, 96-00, 2002, 20040 19944 19902 1986

TOTALS 232-2005 OPPONENTS IN

•182-39BOLD

940 759 (23 YEARS)

YEAR COACHW-L-TPer. CONF.HOMEROADNEUTRAL1982 Peter Bermel1983 Peter Bermel1984 Peter Bermel1985 Peter Bermel1986 Peter Bermel1987 Peter BermelTOTALS ( 6 YRS)1988 Chris Bartels1989 Chris Bartels1990 Chris Bartels1991 Chris Bartels1992 Chris Barteis1993 Chris Bartels1994 Chris Bartels1995 Chris Bartels1996 Chris Bartels1997 Chris Bartels1998 Chris BartelsTOTALS (11 YRS)1999 Richie Grant2000 Richie Grant2001 Richie Grant2002 Richie Grant2003 Richie Grant2004 Richie GrantTOTALS (6 YRS)

7-11-29-8-310-9-312-7-214-4-29-9-261-48-148-7-310-10-110-9-17-9-214-3-213-9-211-8-26-10-211-7-110-8-210-9-1110-89-197-11-014-6-06-9-210-7-18-8-216-4-161-45-6

.400

.525

.523

.619

.750

.500

.553

.528

.500

.525

.444,789.583.571.389.605.550.525.548.389.700.412.583.500.786.571

n/an/an/an/an/an/aN/A

n/an/an/a4-1-04-0-11-4-12-4-01-6-13-5-02-5-12-5-119-30-52-6-06-4-03-6-13-7-11-6-28-1-023-30-4

6-4-15-2-28-4-08-3-18-0-16-4-041-17-55-2-16-5-07-2-15-3-18-0-110-2-19-1-15-2-16-4-06-3-14-3-071-27-84-5-06-3-04-3-14-4-04-4-28-1-030-20-3

1-7-14-5-01-5-24-4-13-4-13-5-016-30-52-3-23-5-12-4-01-5-04-3-13-7-00-6-11-6-14-3-13-5-14-5-127-52-92-6-04-1-02-4-16-3-12-4-05-3-121-21-3

-0-1-11-0-1-3-0-00-0-24-1-41-2-01-0-01-3-01-1-12-0-00-0-12-1-00-2-01-0-01-0-02-1-012-10-21-0-04-2-00-2-00-0-02-0-03-0-010-4-0

ALL-TIME TOTALS232-182-39 .555 42-60-9 142-64-16 64-103-17 26-14-6

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OPPONENT SCORECovenantBelhavenSouthwestern (Rhodes).Alabama HuntsvilleVanderbiltat Alabama A&MSouth Alabamaat UABat Georgia StateTennessee Techat Northeast Missouri State....at Southeast Missouri StateSoutheast Missouri StateatSMUatTCUHilsapsOleMissat Southwestern (Rhodes)at TennesseeTennessee-Martin

W 4-3L 1-4W 4-0L 2-4T 0-0L....O-11W 3-2L 2-3L 1-5W 3-1

....L 0-1W 3-2

. . . .L 0-2.L...L...W..L...T...L...W.

..0-9

..1-3

..3-0

..0-1

..2-2

..2-3

..3-1TOTAL GOALS SCORED 34-57

DATE OPPONENT SCORE9/3 TCU T 2-29/9 at Wake Forest L 0-69/11 at Alabama-Huntsville L 1-49/14 Southwestern (Rhodes)... W....6-09/16 atVanderbilt L 1-29/17 at Tennessee Tech W....3-09/24 UAB W....2-19/25 Lindenwood T 1-1

METRO TOURNAMENT (CINCINNATI)10/1 vs. Virginia Tech T...O-0*10/2 vs. Louisville L 0-310/8 Georgia State L 0-310/9 Tennessee-Martin W....5-110/15 Tennessee W....2-110/21 at South Alabama W.... 1-010/29 at Belhaven L 0-210/30 at Milsaps L 0-311/1 at Southeast Missouri W....1-011/5 Alabama A&M L 0-211/12 at Southwestern (Rhodes)W....2-l11/20 OleMiss W....4-0TOTAL GOALS SCORED 32-32* WON 4-2 IN SHOOTOUT

DATE OPPONENT SCORE8/31 Vanderbilt W....5-19/7 at Northeast Louisiana .... L 1-69/8 John Brown W....5-09/12 Rhodes W....3-29/14 Alabama-Huntsville L 1-29/21 at Missouri-Saint Louis .... L 0-59/23 at Lindenwood T 3-39/29 Wake Forest W....2-110/5 atUAB W....3-210/7 at Georgia State L 0-110/12 South Alabama L 2-310/14 Southeast Missouri W....2-110/19 USF L 0-210/21 at Tennessee T 1-110/25 Missouri-Rolla L 2-310/27 Belhaven W....3-211/2 at Alabama A&M L 1-411/5 Tennessee Tech W....4-1n/a Tennessee-Martin W....7-2

METRO TOURNAMENT (LOUISVILLE)11/9 vs. Cincinnati W....6-111/10 vs. Virginia Tech T 1-111/17 Rhodes L 2-3TOTAL GOALS SCORED 54-47

DATE OPPONENT SCORE9/1 Earlham College W....4-09/4 at Appalachian State L 0-19/6 at #9 Wake Forest W....2-19/11 Rhodes W....2-09/13 Northeast Louisiana T 1-19/18 at Vanderbilt L 0-39/21 Missouri-Saint Louis L 2-49/28 at Missouri-Rolla W....4-19/29 at Southeast Missouri T 3-310/4 UAB W....4-010/11 Alabama A&M W.. 1-0*10/16 at Alabama-Huntsville L 0-310/18 Georgia State L 0-210/20 Tennessee W....4-110/26 at Belhaven W....3-210/27 at South Alabama W.... 2-111/2 at John Brown L 0-111/8 Christian Brothers W....6-011/13 Rhodes W....2-0

METRO TOURNAMENT (MEMPHIS)11/16 Cincinnati L 1-311/17 Louisville W....2-0TOTAL GOALS SCORED 43-277* FORFEIT DUE TO INELIGIBLE PLAYERS

DATE OPPONENT SCORE9/3 South Alabama W....3-09/6 Belhaven W....1-09/10 Rhodes W....2-19/12 Christian Brothers W....3-09/17 Vanderbilt W....1-09/19 at SIU-Edwardsville L 0-59/21 at Missouri-Saint Louis .... L 1-29/27 vs. Xavier W....4-29/28 at Western Kentucky L 0-110/1 Alabama-Huntsville W....3-010/4 at Illinois State Tot.2-210/5 vs. Missouri-Rolla W....2-110/11 at Georgia State L 1-410/12 at UAB W....2-110/18 Appalachian State T 0-010/30 Missouri-Rolla W....2-111/1 John Brown W....2-0

METRO TOURNAMENT (BLACKSBURG)11/8 vs. Cincinnati W....2-011/9 at Virginia Tech W.... 3-111/11 at Rhodes W....5-1TOTAL GOALS SCORED 39-22

DATE OPPONENT SCORE9/4 SIU-Edwardsville W....1-09/9 Rhodes W....7-19/13 at North Texas W....3-29/16 at Indiana L 1-39/19 Missouri-Saint Louis L 1-39/23 Christian Brothers W....4-19/25 at UAB W....3-29/30 at Alabama A&M L ot .4-510/3 Illinois State W....1-010/9 at Belhaven W....4-210/10 at South Alabama L 0-310/14 Ark.-Little Rock L ot. 1-210/16 Georgia State L 1-310/18 Southwest Missouri W....8-110/21 at Alabama-Huntsville W....5-110/28 at Vanderbilt L 2-410/30 Western Kentucky L 0-211/1 at Evansville L 0-1

METRO TOURNAMENT (CINCINNATI)11/7 vs. Louisville T...1-1*11/8 vs. Virginia Tech T... 2-2$TOTAL GOALS SCORED 49-39* LOST 2-3 IN SHOOTOUT$ LOST 2-4 IN SHOOTOUT

DATE OPPONENT SCORE8/31 Alabama A&M W....4-19/3 at Charlotte L 0-39/4 vs. Davidson W....5-39/9 at Missouri-Saint Louis .... L 2-39/16 at Western Kentucky T 2-29/17 vs. Marquette L 0-39/24 Alabama-Huntsville T 1-19/28 Rhodes W....9-010/1 Belhaven W....3-110/14 Vanderbilt W....2-010/19 at UAB W....6-010/23 at Georgia State T 2-210/24 at Mercer W....5-010/27 Christian Brothers L 0-110/29 South Alabama L 1-3

METRO TOURNAMENT (LOUISVILLE)11/5 vs. Cincinnati L 0-311/6 at Louisville L 0-211/11 Southern Miss W....3-0TOTAL GOALS SCORED 45-28

DATE OPPONENT SCORE9/6 Ark.-Little Rock W ot 2-19/9 at Bradley T ot. 1-19/10 at Illinois State L 1-59/13 Georgia State W....5-09/20 at SIU-Edwardsville L 1-39/23 at Alabama-Huntsville W....2-19/24 at Alabama A&M L 1-29/28 Western Kentucky Lot.0-110/4 atVanderbilt W....2-010/7 at Bowling Green L 1-310/8 vs. Miami (Ohio) W....4-210/11 Oral Roberts W....3-110/13 Missouri-Rolla L 1-210/18 Christian Brothers W....1-010/20 at South Alabama L 0-110/22 Evansville L 0-410/25 Rhodes W....6-010/27 at Belhaven W....2-110/30 Liberty L 0-1

METRO TOURNAMENT (MEMPHIS)11/4 Cincinnati L 0-111/5 Louisville W....4-1TOTAL GOALS SCORED 37-31

DATE OPPONENT SCORE9/1 Florida Tech L 0-59/2 Rhodes W....6-19/8 Nicholls State W....6-09/9 SIU-Edwardsville W....1-09/15 at DePaul W....2-19/16 at Wisconsin-Parkside L 0-49/21 vs. New Mexico L 1-29/23 vs. Charlotte L 0-4

METRO TOURNAMENT (BLACKSBURG)9/29 vs. Cincinnati Lot.3-49/30 vs. Louisville W....4-110/5 at Evansville L 0-210/6 Bradley L 0-210/10 Belhaven W....2-110/12 Vanderbilt W....2-110/14 Christian Brothers W....3-210/20 at Liberty L 1-210/21 at Radford L 0-210/26 Southeast Missouri W....5-110/31 at Ark.-Little Rock W.... 3-011/3 Alabama-Huntsville Tot. 1-1TOTAL GOALS SCORED 54-47

DATE OPPONENT SCORE8/31 Rhodes W....3-19/1 Boca Raton L ot. 1-39/14 Kentucky W....1-09/15 Eastern Michigan W....3-19/18 South Alabama L 0-19/21 UAB* W....2-19/22 Marquette * W....1-09/28 atCincinnati * W....2-19/29 vs. Louisville Tot. 2-210/2 Christian Brothers Tot.2-210/5 vs. DePaul * W....2-110/6 at New Mexico L 0-110/9 Ark.-Little Rock L 1-210/13 at SIU-Edwardsville L 1-210/23 at Saint Louis * L 2-610/27 at Southwest Missouri L 2-411/2 atVanderbilt L 1-3GREAT MIDWEST TOURNAMENT (SAINT Louis)11/8 vs. Cincinnati L 0-2TOTAL GOALS SCORED 26-33* GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE MATCH

DATE OPPONENT SCORE9/6 Vanderbilt W....1-09/7 Southern Indiana W....3-09/13 at Ark.-Little Rock W....2-09/18 atUSF L 0-49/20 at Central Florida W....2-09/26 at DePaul* W....2-09/27 at Marquette* W....1-010/4 at UAB* W....4-110/7 Western Kentucky W....1-010/10 Saint Louis * T 1-110/11 Cincinnati * W....2-010/16 Southwest Missouri W....3-010/18 at South Alabama T 1-110/23 at Kentucky L 1-210/25 Quincy College W....2-110/28 Christian Brothers W....3-211/1 Centenary W....4-0GREAT MIDWEST TOURNAMENT (SAINT Louis)11/7 vs. UAB W....4-011/8 at Saint Louis.. L 1-4TOTAL GOALS SCORED 38-16* GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE MATCH

DATE OPPONENT SCORE9/4 Louisville W....4-09/5 West Virginia W.... 2-09/8 Ark.-Little Rock W....1-09/10 at Western Kentucky W....4-29/12 at Southern Indiana W....3-29/17 at Saint Louis * L 0-49/19 at Quincy College L 0-29/24 DePaul * W....3-19/26 Marquette * Tot. 1-110/2 vs. Florida Atlantic Tot. 1-110/3 at Coastal Carolina W....2-110/8 at Dayton * L 0-310/10 atCincinnati * L 0-310/15 SIU-Edwardsville W....3-110/17 South Alabama L 0-310/20 at Vanderbilt L 1-510/22 Oral Roberts W....2-010/24 UAB * L 1-310/27 Christian Brothers W....1-010/30 at Centenary L 0-1

GREAT MIDWEST TOURNAMENT (MEMPHIS)11/5 UAB W....2-111/6 Marquette W....2-111/7 Saint Louis W....1-0

NCAA TOURNAMENT11/15 at Indiana L 0-6TOTAL GOALS SCORED 34-41* GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE MATCH

DATE OPPONENTSCORE9/3 Illinois-Chicago W....4-19/4 Western Michigan W....3-09/7 at South Alabama L 2-49/11 at Ark-Little Rock Tot. 3-39/16 atDePaul * L 1-29/18 at Marquette * L 0-19/23 vs. New Mexico L 0-29/25 vs. Northeastern Illinois... W ot 5-19/28 Centenary W ot 4-29/30 Dayton * W....3-110/2 Cincinnati * W....8-010/7 Saint Louis * L 2-310/9 Vanderbilt T 3-310/14 Alabama A&M W....1-010/16 Oral Roberts W....4-010/21 Southern Indiana W....3-010/23 at UAB * L 2-310/26 Christian Brothers W....4-010/29 at Duke L 0-4GREAT MIDWEST TOURNAMENT (BIRMINGHAM)11/11 vs. DePaul W....2-011/12 at UAB L 1-2TOTAL GOALS SCORED 55-32: GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE MATCH

DATE OPPONENTSCOREat #19 Portland L 0-7vs. Washington L 1-8South Alabama W....1-0at Charlotte* L 1-6Ark.-Little Rock W....5-1DePaul * Tot.0-0at Marquette * L 1-4Louisville* W....3-1at Cincinnati * L 0-2at #7 Saint Louis * L 0-4USF* L 0-4UAB* L 0-1at Centenary L 2-4

10/25 Christian Brothers W....5-110/27 at Vanderbilt W....5-210/29 at Evansville Tot. 1-111/4 New Mexico W....5-2

C-USA TOURNAMENT (MILWAUKEE)11/8 vs. Saint Louis L 0-1TOTAL GOALS SCORED 30-48* CONFERENCE USA MATCH

9/39/49/69/109/139/179/209/2410/110/610/1310/1510/20

DATE OPPONENTSCORE8/319/79/89/159/209/229/2910/410/610/11

at Bowling GreenSouthwest Missouriat Tulsa#12 Charlotte *Vanderbiltat USF*Cincinnati *Marquette *atDePaul *#25 Evansville

10/13 Saint Louis*10/18 at Louisville*10/20 at UAB*10/25 Western Kentucky10/27 Alabama A&M10/30 Christian Brothers11/2 Belmont

C-USA TOURNAMENT11/12 at Saint Louis11/15 at USF

T ot. 1-1W....2-0W....3-0L 0-1W ot 3-2L 1-6W....3-0L 0-2W....1-0

.0-1

.0-1

.6-1

.1-3

.2-0

.6-0

.5-0

.6-0

.1-0

.0-3TOTAL GOALS SCORED* CONFERENCE USA MATCH

. 41-21

DATE OPPONENTSCORE8/308/319/69/79/129/149/199/219/2610/310/5

vs. Tulsaat Southwest Missouri#23 Bowling Green#8 Portlandat Western Kentuckyat VanderbiltUSF*at Belmont#22 Saint Louis *at Cincinnati *at Louisville *

10/10 at UAB *10/12 at Charlotte *10/19 Dairy10/22 Alabama A&M10/24 DePaul *10/26 #17 Marquette *10/30 Christian Brothers

C-USA TOURNAMENT11/4 DePaul11/8 at USF

W ot 3-2Tot. 1-1L 0-5W....3-1W....5-2W....3-2Tot. 2-2L 1-2L ot. 1-2L ot. 2-3

..3-1

..1-2

..2-3

..5-110-1

W....1-0L ot. 3-4W....6-1

.3-1

.2-4TOTAL GOALS SCORED* CONFERENCE USA MATCH

. 57-40

DATE OPPONENTSCORE9/59/69/119/139/189/209/259/2710/210/410/710/910/11

vs. #23 SW Missouri L 0-1at Western Illinois L ot. 1-2atUNLV W....2-1vs. UC Santa Barbara W....2-1at USF* T2ot 3-3Central Arkansas W.... 5-1at DePaul *at Marquette *Cincinnati *Louisville *BelmontUAB#23 Charlotte *

10/16 at #8 Saint Louis * ..10/18 at Drury10/25 Western Kentucky....11/1 at Christian Brothers

C-USA TOURNAMENT11/7 at #9 Saint Louis W ot 1-011/13 vs. Marquette W....3-011/15 at USF L 2-4

W....3-2L 0-1L 0-3W....2-1W....1-0

0-22-30-20-15-13-0

L....L....L....LotW...W...

TOTAL GOALS SCORED* CONFERENCE USA MATCH

. 35-29

DATE OPPONENTSCORE9/49/59/129/179/189/229/2510/110/310/710/910/1410/1710/2210/2410/2910/3111/5

Centenary $Southwest Missouri $Charlotte *at Hartwickvs. FordhamChristian Brothersat Saint Louis *at Marquette *at UW-Milwaukeeat Western Kentucky.Cincinnati *at UAB*DePaul *at Louisville *at BelmontCentral ArkansasOral RobertsUSF*

....W....4-2

....L 0-3

....W....3-2

....W....1-0.W.....L.L.L.....L.....1.W....L.Lot. |.W....L.....W....L....

3-21-30-40-11-20-21-01-53-40-13-02-43-00-1

TOTAL GOALS SCORED* CONFERENCE USA MATCH$ MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT

. 26-36

DATE OPPONENTSCORE9/1 Belmont $ W....4-09/2 Birmingham Southern $9/8 vs. Western Illinois ! ...9/10 vs. New Mexico !9/13 Western Kentucky9/17 at Cincinnati *9/23 at Charlotte *%9/24 vs. Central Florida %...9/29 atUSF*^10/1 vs. Stetson A

10/7 Louisville*10/13 atDePaul *10/18 #18 UAB *10/21 Marquette *10/24 Lipscomb10/28 #20 Saint Louis *11/1 at Christian Brothers ...11/5 Alabama A&M

C-USA TOURNAMENT (ST.11/9 vs. Cincinnati W....2-111/10 at #14 Saint Louis L 2-3TOTAL GOALS SCORED 59-27* CONFERENCE USA MATCH$ MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT! SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE TOURNAMENT°/o CHARLOTTE PUMA CLASSICA REEBOCK SOUTH FLORIDA CLASSIC

....L 0-3

....W....6-2

....L 0-1

....W....2-1,...L2ot. 3-4....W....7-1,...Wot3-2....W....5-2....W....1-0....W....3-1....L2ot. 1-2....W....1-0....W.. 10-0....Lot. 0-1....W....4-3....W....2-1Louis)....W.

DATE OPPONENTSCORE9/19/29/79/99/219/239/299/3010/610/910/1410/1710/2010/2811/411/711/10

at #1 Creighton %..vs. Drake %Charlotte *$Illinois-Chicago $....atTCU*+vs. #1 SMI) +East Carolina *Vanderbiltat #4 Saint Louis * .at Belmontat Marquette *at #8 UAB *Cincinnati *USF*at Louisville *LipscombDePaul *....

T2ot 0-0L 1-2T2ot 1-1

.0-4

.2-4

.0-7

.3-2

.4-1L 2-3

. L..

.L..

.L..

.W.

.W.

.5-1

.1-2W.L..W....3-2L 0-1L 2-5Lot.3-4W.. 10-0W....4-1

TOTAL GOALS SCORED 41-40* CONFERENCE USA MATCH°/o CREIGHTON DIADORA CHALLENGE$ MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT+ TEXAS CHRISTIAN TOURNAMENT

DATE OPPONENTSCORE8/309/69/79/119/149/209/229/289/2910/510/1110/1310/1910/2310/3011/211/611/9

TCU *San Francisco $Northeastern $Lipscombat Cincinnati *at USF*at Stetsonat Western Kentucky..at Vanderbiltat DePaul *at East Carolina *at UNC-Wilmington ....Louisville *UAB *Marquette *#17 Saint Louis *Belmontat Charlotte*

. W2ot3-2,W2ot2-l.W..W..L... L...T..

.2-1

.7-0

.2-4

.2-4

.3-3.W....4-0.W....4-0.L 1-2.Wot 2-1.W....3-2.L 1-3.L 1-3

1-21-2

.7-1

.2-1

.L....

.L....

.W...

.W.TOTAL GOALS SCORED* CONFERENCE USA MATCH$ MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT

. 47-33

DATE OPPONENTSCOKE

9/5 UNC-Wilmington $ L 2-39/6 Centenary $ W....2-19/12 at Louisville # ! L2ot.3-49/14 vs. UW Milwaukee ! W....3-29/19 vs. Iona% W....2-09/21 at Evansville % L 0-19/26 East Carolina * T2ot 2-210/1 Cincinnati * L 0-210/4 at Marquette * L 2-310/8 at UAB * W....1-010/11 DePaul* L 0-210/14 Lipscomb W....2-110/18 Drury W....2-110/25 Alabama A&M W....2-110/29 at Saint Louis * L ot. 1-211/1 USF* L 1-211/4 at Belmont W....5-111/8 Charlotte * T2ot 1-1TOTAL GOALS SCORED 31-29* CONFERENCE USA MATCH$ MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT! HOLIDAY INN DOWNTOWN CLASSIC°/o PROREHAB ACES CLASSIC

DATE OPPONENTScons9/3 Centenary $ W....1-C9/4 Oral Roberts $ L 0-19/10 Western Kentucky W....2-!9/17 vs. Eastern Illinois A W2ot3-29/19 at Vanderbilt A L2ot.0-l9/22 Evansville W....5-!9/25 at Charlotte * W....M9/29 at Cincinnati * W....2-010/2 Marquette * W....3-110/6 Louisville* W....1-010/9 at #10 USF* L 0-210/15 at DePaul * W....2-110/17 at Illinois-Chicago T2ot 1-110/23 #21 Saint Louis * W....2-010/27 #17 UAB * W....2-011/2 Belmont W....5-011/6 at East Carolina * W....4411/8 at Lipscomb W....6-0

C-USA TOURNAMENT (LOUISVILLE)11/13 vs. Saint Louis W....K11/14 vs. #23 UAB W....3-2

NCAA TOURNAMENT11/19 at #30 Ohio State L 0-1TOTAL GOALS SCORED 35-29* CONFERENCE USA MATCH$ MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENTA VANDERBILT PUMA CLASSIC

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CENTENARY7:30 p.m., Sept. 3 at MRSC (Memphis, Tenn.)

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

Snreveport, La.905

1825. Gentlemen (Gents)

Maroon & WhiteMid-Continent

Head Coach Eric Mayo (Centenary, 2002)Career Record (Yrs) 4-9-2 (1 yr)Record at Centenary (Yrs) SameField (Capacity) Mayo Field (500)2004 Record 4-9-22004 Conference Record (Finish) 0-5-l/7thNCAA Tournaments/Last NoneStarters Returning/Lost 5/6Letterwinners Returning/Lost 11/13Memphis vs. Centenary 5-2-0MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Jeff MessmanOffice Phone (318) 841-7260Office Fax (318)869-5128E-Mail jmessman@centenary.eduAthletic Website www.GoCentenary.com

ALABAMA A&M 5 p.m., Sept. 13 at MRSC (Memphis, Tenn.)

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

Normal, Ala.6,0001875

Bulldogs. Maroon & White

Independent

Head Coach Salah Yousif (Howard, 1967)Career Record (Yrs) 250-85-19 (20 yrs)Record at Alabama A&M (Yrs) 202-78-18 (16 yrs)Field (Capacity) A&M Soccer Complex (1,000)2004 Record 5-11-22004 Conference Record (Finish) N/ANCAA Tournaments/Last NoneStarters Returning/Lost N/ALetterwinners Returning/Lost N/AMemphis vs. Alabama A&M 7-4-1MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact TBAOffice Phone (256) 372-4005Office Fax (256)372-5919E-Mail sports.info@email.aamu.eduAthletic Website www.AAMU.edu

VANDERBILT7 p.m., Sept. 24 at MRSC (Memphis, Tenn.)

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

Nashville, Tenn.6,2211873

CommodoresBlack & Gold

. Missouri Valley Conference

Head Coach Tim McClements (Wheaton, 1988)Career Record (Yrs) 73-93-10 (9 yrs)Record at Vanderbilt (Yrs) 13-35-6 (3 yrs)Field (Capacity) Vanderbilt Soccer Complex (2,400)2004 Record 7-10-12004 Conference Record (Finish) 3-6-l/8thNCAA Tournaments/Last NoneStarters Returning/Lost 9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 18/9Memphis vs. Vanderbilt 11-6-2MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact TBAOffice Phone (615) 322-4121Office Fax (615) 343-7064E-Mail TBAAthletic Website www.VUCommodores.com

ORAL ROBERTS7:30 p.m., Sept. 5 at MRSC (Memphis, Tenn.)

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocation Tulsa, Okla.Enrollment 5,389Founded 1963Nickname Golden EaglesColors Navy Blue, Vegas Gold & WhiteConference Mid-Continent ConferenceSOCCER INFORMATIONHead Coach Steve Hayes (George Mason, 1988)Career Record (Yrs) 56-66-4 (7 yrs)Record at Oral Roberts (Yrs) SameField (Capacity) ORU Soccer Complex (1,000)2004 Record 11-5-12004 Conference Record (Finish) 6-0-1/lstNCAA Tournaments/Last NoneStarters Returning/Lost 8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 12/5Memphis vs. Oral Roberts 4-1-0MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Jordan GuthmannOffice Phone (918) 495-7102Office Fax (918)495-7142E-Mail jordanpaul4@hotmail.comAthletic Website www.ORUGoldenEagles.com

CREIGHTON7 p.m., Sept. 16 at Creighton

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

Omaha, Neb.6,7231878

BluejaysBlue & White

. Missouri Valley Conference

Head Coach Bob Warming (Berea College, 1975)Career Record (Yrs) 321-160-46 (27 yrs)Record at Creighton (Yrs) 127-42-16 (9 yrs)Field (Capacity).... Michael G. Morrison, S.J., Stadium (5,000)2004 Record 14-4-22004 Conference Record (Finish) 6-3-0/2ndNCAA Tournaments/Last 13/2004Starters Returning/Lost 8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 18/4Memphis vs. Creighton 0-0-1MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Rob SimmsOffice Phone (402) 280-2433Office Fax (402)280-2495E-Mail rsimms@creighton.eduAthletic Website www.GoCreighton.com

TULSA7 p.m., Sept. 30 at Tulsa

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocation Tulsa, Okla.Enrollment 4,100Founded 1894Nickname Golden HurricaneColors Old Gold, Royal Blue & CrimsonConference Conference USASOCCER INFORMATIONHead Coach Tom Mclntosh (Tulsa, 1988)Career Record (Yrs) 106-77-12 (10 yrs)Record at Tulsa (Yrs) SameField (Capacity) Hurricane Soccer Stadium (2,000)2004 Record 12-7-42004 Conference Record (Finish) 5-3-l/3rd (MVC)NCAA Tournaments/Last 3/2004Starters Returning/Lost 7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost 13/8Memphis vs. Tulsa 2-0-0MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Roger DunawayOffice Phone (918) 631-2163Office Fax (918) 631-3913E-Mail roger-dunaway@utulsa.eduAthletic Website www.TulsaHurricane.com

EVANSVILLE7 p.m., Sept. 9 at Evansville

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

Evansville, M2,40]1854

Purple Ace;Purple, White & Orange

. Missouri Valley Conference

Head Coach Dave Golan (South Carolina, 1989)Career Record (Yrs) 38-33-5 (4 yrs)Record at Evansville (Yrs) 15-20-4 (2 yrs)Field (Capacity) Black Beauty Field (2,000)2004 Record 6-13-12004 Conference Record (Finish) 4-5-0/7thNCAA Tournaments/Last 11/1995Starters Returning/Lost 7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost 16/8Memphis vs. Evansville 1-5-1MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Bob BoxellOffice Phone (812)479-2285Office Fax (812)479-2098E-Mail bb33@evansville.eduAthletic Website www.GoPurpleAces.cttn

DRAKE1 p.m., Sept. 18 at Drake

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

. Des Moines, Iowa5,221

BulldogsBlue&White

. Missouri Valley Conference

Head Coach Sean Holmes (Carleton, 1988)Career Record (Yrs) 128-94-11 (12 yrs)Record at Drake (Yrs) 50-68-9 (7 yrs)Field (Capacity) Cownie Soccer Complex (1,000)2004 Record 8-9-12004 Conference Record (Finish) 4-4-l/5thNCAA Tournaments/Last NoneStarters Returning/Lost 9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 17/2Memphis vs. Drake 0-1-0MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Lauri PyattOffice Phone (515) 271-3740Office Fax (515) 271-3015E-Mail lauri.pyatt@drake.eduAthletic Website www.DrakeBulldogs.org

SMU 1 p.m., Oct. 2 at SMU

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocation Dallas, TexasEnrollment 10,038Founded 1911Nickname MustangsColors Red & BlueConference Conference USASOCCER INFORMATIONHead Coach... Schellas Hyndman (Eastern Illinois, 1973)Career Record (Yrs) 421-109-40 (28 yrs)Record at SMU (Yrs) 323-85-29 (21 yrs)Field (Capacity) Westcott Field (4,000)2004 Record 16-4-12004 Conference Record (Finish) 8-0/lst (MVC)NCAA Tournaments/Last 20/2004Starters Returning/Lost 7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost 14/10Memphis vs. SMU 0-2-0MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Claire SchmittOffice Phone (214) 768-1054Office Fax (214) 768-2044E-Mail claires@smu.eduAthletic Website www.SMUMustangs.com

SOUTH CAROLINA7 p.m., Oct. 7 at MRSC (Memphis, Tenn.)

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

... Columbia, S.C.23,772

1801Gamecocks

...Garnets Black

. Conference USA

Head Coach Mark Berson (North Carolina, 1975)Career Record (Yrs) 379-141-43 (28 yrs)Record at South Carolina (Yrs) 368-136-43 (27 yrs)Field (Capacity)... Eugene E. Stone III Stadium (5,700)2004 Record 12-7-12004 Conference Record (Finish) N/ANCAA Tournaments/Last 17/2004Starters Returning/Lost 9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 17/2Memphis vs. South Carolina First MeetingMEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Christy LangOffice Phone (803) 777-7977Office Fax : (803)777-2967E-Mail langc@gwm.sc.eduAthletic Website www.USCSports.com

KENTUCKY7 p.m. (EOT), Oct. 21 at Kentucky

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

.... Lexington, Ky.26,900

1865Wildcats

Blue & White. Conference USA

Head Coach Ian Collins (Crewe & Alsager College, 1985)Career Record (Yrs) 140-114-24 (14 yrs)Record at Kentucky (Yrs) 129-83-17 (11 yrs)Field (Capacity) UK Soccer Complex (1,500)2004 Record 11-5-32004 Conference Record (Finish) 4-1-1/lst (MAC)NCAA Tournaments/Last NoneStarters Returning/Lost 7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/13Memphis vs. Kentucky 1-1-0MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Scott DeanOffice Phone (859) 257-3838Office Fax (859)323-4310E-Mail sdean@uky.eduAthletic Website www.UKAthletics.com

UCF1 p.m., Oct. 30 at MRSC (Memphis)

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

Orlando, Fla.44,000

1963...Golden Knights

Black & Gold. Conference USA

Head Coach Brent Erwin (TCU, 1999)Career Record (Yrs) First YearRecord at UCF (Yrs) First YearField (Capacity) UCF Soccer Complex (1,000)2004 Record 11-7-22004 Conference Record (Finish) 7-2-0/lst (A-Sun)NCAA Tournaments/Last 3/2004Starters Returning/Lost 7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost 11/6Memphis vs. UCF 2-0-0MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Cheryl FleschOffice Phone (407)823-2464Office Fax (407) 823-5266E-Mail cflesch@mail.ucf.eduAthletic Website www.UCFAthletics.corn

EAST CAROLINA1 p.m., Oct. 9 at MRSC (Memphis, Tenn.)

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

..Greenville, N.C.22,766

1907Pirates

Purple & Gold. Conference USA

Head Coach Michael Benn (Lehigh, 1996)Career Record (Yrs) 10-22-3 (2 yrs)Record at East Carolina (Yrs) SameField (Capacity) Bunting Field (500)2004 Record 6-12-02004 Conference Record (Finish) 2-7-0/9thNCAA Tournaments/Last NoneStarters Returning/Lost 8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost 14/7Memphis vs. East Carolina 3-0-1MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Malcolm GrayOffice Phone (252) 328-4522Office Fax (252)328-4528E-Mail graym@mail.ecu.eduAthletic Website www.ECUPirates.com

MARSHALLNoon (EOT), Oct. 23 at Marshall

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

. Huntington, W.Va.16,551

1837...Thundering Herd

Green & White....Conference USA

Head Coach Bob Gray (Alderson-Broaddus, 1974)Career Record (Yrs) 359-161-34 (28 yrs)Record at Marshall (Yrs) 104-85-9 (10 yrs)Field (Capacity). Sam Hood Field (1,500)2004 Record 10-7-32004 Conference Record (Finish) 3-2-l/5th (MAC)NCAA Tournaments/Last NoneStarters Returning/Lost 9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 14/7Memphis vs. Marshall First MeetingMEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Andy FledderjohannOffice Phone (304) 696-4662Office Fax (304)696-2325E-Mail Fledderjohan@marshall.eduAthletic Website www.HerdZone.com

UAB7 p.m., Oct. 15 at UAB

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

Birmingham, Ala.16,357

1969Blazers

. Forest Green & Old GoldConference USA

Head Coach Mike Getman (Indiana, 1982)Career Record (Yrs) 199-112-26 (18 yrs)Record at UAB (Yrs) 157-86-17 (13 yrs)Field (Capacity) West Campus Field (2,500)2004 Record 12-7-02004 Conference Record (Finish) 7-2-0/2ndNCAA Tournaments/Last 4/2001Starters Returning/Lost 9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost 14/3Memphis vs. UAB 14-11-0MEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Jason FallsOffice Phone (205) 934-0725Office Fax (205)934-7505E-Mail jfalls@uab.eduAthletic Website www.UABSports.com

FIU7 p.m., Oct. 28 at MRSC (Memphis)

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocationEnrollmentFoundedNicknameColorsConferenceSOCCER INFORMATION

Miami, Fla.34,000

1972. Golden Panthers

Blue & Gold. Conference USA

Head Coach Karl Kremser (Tennessee, 1969)Career Record (Yrs) 323-193-37 (28 yrs)Record at FIU (Yrs) 310-154-37 (25 yrs)Field (Capacity) University Park (1,500)2004 Record 11-7-02004 Conf. Record (Fin.) 5-0-0/lst (Atlantic Soccer Conf.)NCAA Tournaments/Last 16/2004Starters Returning/Lost 5/6Letterwinners Returning/Lost 14/9Memphis vs. FIU First MeetingMEDIA INFORMATIONMen's Soccer Contact Margaret BelchOffice Phone (305) 348-6666Office Fax (305)348-2963E-Mail belchm@fiu.eduAthletic Website www.FIUSports.com

A SEASON OF FIRSTS

The 2004 schedule sawthe Tigers beat Evansvillefor the first time ever anddefeat Saint Louis for thefirst time in the regularseason. The Tigers shut-out Saint Louis twice inthe season, knocking theBillikens out of the Confer-ence USA Tournament inthe semifinal round. Mem-phis completed its confer-ence championship runin 2004 by going 8-1 inconference play and win-ning its first C-USA regularseason and titles. The Ti-gers will defend its C-USAcrown against one of thetoughest conferences inthe nation in 2005.

he 2005 sea-son will markthe fifth season

the Memphis Tigerswill call the Mike RoseSoccer Complex home.The complex was thesite of the 2003 FordConference USA Tour-nament.

The state-of-the-art facility sits on 136.17acres and houses 16FIFA dimension fieldsequipped with Bermu-da grass, superior play-ing surface complete with undergrounddrainage, sprinkler systems and lightedplaying fields. Accompanying thesefields are fully paved walkways, easilyaccessible parking, restrooms, coveredpavilions, picnic and recreation areasand a three-acre lake. It is a definiteasset to both the Tiger and Lady Tigersoccer programs.

"The facility has helped us in re-

ATTENDANCE AT MRSC

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OPPONENTCharlotteUABNortheastern...Western KyCincinnatiSan Francisco..Saint LouisUNC WilmingtonLouisvilleUSFUSFSaint LouisCharlotteLouisvilleUABEast CarolinaEvansvilleTCUVanderbiltOral RobertsMarquetteLipscombEast Carolina...CentenaryUICDePaulMarquetteBelmontCincinnati.....9,457 (29 DATES)

2004 2,833 (9 dates)2003 2,063 (6 dates)2002 2,450 (7 dates)2001 2,011 (7 dates)

ATTENDANCE734579534533419412412356348347329327324319318317313258258247239236235233210182168143127

... (AVG. 326)

...(avg. 315)

...(avg. 344)

...(avg. 350)

...(avg. 287)

cruiting some of the better players inthe region to our program," said headmen's coach Richie Grant.

Participant facilities within the sta-dium structure include showers andlocker rooms, a food court, corporateskybox, full media services, administra-tive offices and a conference room.

"Being able to play at Mike Roseenables our program to compete withanyone facility-wise," said head wom-en's coach Brooks Monaghan. "Theremay be some facilities that are similaror close to Mike Rose, but I honestlydon't feel there are any better. As faras quality and atmosphere, Mike Roseis first class."

Located in southeast Shelby County,just east of the Mem-phis city limits, theMike Rose facilityis also home of theMemphis Express ofthe Premier Develop-ment League, whichhas established itselfin the Memphis soc-

DlRECTIONS TO THEMIKE ROSE SOCCER COMPLEX

From the University of Memphis cam-pus, head south on Getwell Road fortwo miles. Take 1-240 East via the rampon the left and continue east for twoand a half miles. Merge onto the BillMorris Parkway/TN-385 East via exitNo. 16 and continue east for approxi-mately 8.4 miles. Then take the ForestHill Irene Road exit heading south forHaifa mile. Turn right onto East ShelbyDrive and enter the Mike Rose SoccerComplex parking lot on your right at9000 East Shelby Drive.

cer community and helped bring soccerexcitement throughout the Mid-South.

"We feel like Mike Rose is one ofthe best college soccer facilities in thecountry," Grant said. "The quality of thesurface makes for entertaining soccerevery night."

Overall Record at MRSC: 14-12-3Wins in Bold

MEMPHIS SOCCER RECORDSAT MIKE ROSE

TIGERS YEARLY RECORDSYEAR OVERALL Per. C-USA Per.2001 3-3-12002 3-4-02003 0-4-22004 8-1-0

.500

.429

.167

.889

2-2-11-4-00-3-24-0-0

.500

.200

.2001.000

TOTAL 14-12-3 .534 7-9-3.447

YEARLADY TIGERS YEARLY RECORDS

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.625

.357

.778

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.600

.400

.800TOTAL 14-9-1 .604 9-6-0.600

2005 Memphis'S&c.Gfer Media Guide

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Excellence in LeadershipC-USA has an outstandingeputation for excellence incompetition, academics,

NCAA compliance,sportsmanship, student-

athlete welfare and overallsports services.

Excellence in aCommitment to the

Student-AthleteLess travel distance

between schools meansless missed class time for

the student-athletes.

Student-athletes inC-USA schools have a

ilgher graduation rate thanthe general student

population.

Excellence inCompetition

The C-USA footballchampionship game makesits debut in 2005, pittingthe top teams from theEast and West Divisions

against one another for theC-USA crown.

Closer proximity allowsmore fans to travel to away

contests. Developingrivalries will be enriched

through membership in thesame conference and new

rivalries will be established,

Excellence inCommunity InvolvementThe conference's footprint

is concentrated with 12members in nine states.

The 11 metropolitan areashave a combined population

of nearly 17 million.

C-USA schools give back totheir communities throughvolunteer service with localand national organizations.

More than 1.1 million livingalumni represent C-USA

schools across the nation.

C-USA COMPETITIVE HIGHLIGHTS104 Bowl appearances (30 since 1994)108 NCAA Appearances in Men's Basketball (23 since 1994)8 Men's Basketball Final Four Appearances and One National Championship2002 NIT Champions (Memphis) and 2001 NIT Champions (Tulsa)42 NCAA appearances in Women's Basketball (30 since 1994)85 NCAA Appearances in Baseball (46 since 1994)8 College World Series Appearances (2003 National Champions - Rice)16 NCAA appearances in Volleyball in the last 10 yearsTwo Softball College World Series Appearances17 Men's Golf National Championships2 Women's Golf National Championships22 National Championships in Track and Field and Cross Country

SCHOOLS THAT SPONSOR MEN'S SOCCER:East Carolina Marshall Memphis

SMU Tulsa UAB UCFAssociate Members: Florida International, Kentucky, South Carolina

MEN'S SOCCER HIGHLIGHTS• Conference USA coaches have combined for more than 150 years of experi-ence on the sidelines• C-USA boasts four of the Top 10 winningest active coaches - SMU's SchellasHyndman, Mark Berson of South Carolina, Marshall's Bob Gray and FIU's KarlKremser• Six C-USA teams competed in the 2004 NCAA Tournament• Memphis will defend its 2004 regular season and tournament titles• SMU's Luchi Gonzalez won the 2001 Hermann Trophy• Tulsa's Ryan Pore was a two-time Missouri Valley Conference Player of theYear and a finalist for the 2004 Hermann Trophy and was the 2004 SoccerAmerica Player of the Year

QUARTERFINALS, Nov. 9Valley Fields

Milwaukee, Wis.Saint Louis 1, Memphis 0

QUARTERFINALS, Nov. 12Hermann Stadium

St. Louis, Mo.(6) Memphis 1, (3) Saint Louis 0SEMIFINALS, Nov. 15

USF Soccer StadiumTampa, Fla.

USF 3, Memphis 0

PLAY-IN GAME, Nov. 4Echles Field

Memphis Tenn.(8) Memphis 3, (9) DePaul 1QUARTERFINALS, Nov. 9

USF Soccer StadiumTampa, Fla.

USF 4, Memphis 2

QUARTERFINALS, Nov. 7Hermann Stadium

St. Louis, Mo.(7) Memphis 1, (2) St. Louis 0 (ot)SEMIFINALS, Nov. 13

USF Soccer StadiumTampa, Fla.

Memphis 3, Marquette 0

CHAMPIONSHIP, Nov. 15USF 4, Memphis 2

QUARTERFINALS, Nov. 9Hermann Stadium

St. Louis, Mo.(4) Memphis 2, (5) Cincinnati 1SEMIFINALS, Nov. 10(1) Saint Louis 3, (4) Memphis 2

SEMIFINALS, Nov. 13Cardinal ParkLouisville, Ky.

(1) Memphis 1, (4) Saint Louis 0CHAMPIONSHIP, Nov. 14(1) Memphis 3, (2) UAB 2

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27UCF at USF 6:30 p.m.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1MARSHALL AT MOUNTAINEER CLASSIC

Marshall vs. Temple TEAEAST CAROLINA AT GARDNER-WEBB TOURNAMENT

East Carolina at Gardner-Webb 6 p.m.Oral Roberts at Tulsa 6 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2SMU AT ADIDAS/ID CREDIT UNION CLASSIC

SMU vs. Notre Dame 5 p.m.FIU at USF 6 p.m.South Carolina at Clemson 6 p.m.KENTUCKY HOSTS UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY INVITATIONAL

Louisville at Kentucky 6:30 p.m.UCF HOSTS UCF KICKOFF CLASSIC

Lafayette at UCF 6:30 p.m.UAB AT RHODE ISLAND INVITATIONAL

UAB at Rhode Island 6:30 p.m.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3MARSHALL AT MOUNTAINEER CLASSIC

Marshall vs. Campbell 12 p.m.EAST CAROLINA AT GARDNER-WEBB TOURNAMENT

East Carolina vs. Winthrop 2 p.m.Missouri State at FIU 6 p.m.KENTUCKY HOSTS UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY INVITATIONAL

Alabama A&M at Kentucky 6:30 p.m.MEMPHIS HOSTS MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT

Centenary at Memphis 7:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4UCF HOSTS UCF KICKOFF CLASSIC

CCSU at UCF 11 a.m.UAB AT RHODE ISLAND INVITATIONAL

UAB vs. Maine 11 a.m.SMU AT ADIDAS/IU CREDIT UNION CLASSIC

SMU at Indiana 2 p.m.UMKC at Tulsa 7:05 p.m.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5MEMPHIS HOSTS MEMPHIS DIADORA TOURNAMENT

Oral Roberts at Memphis 7:30 p.m.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6College of Charleston at South Carolina 6 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7East Carolina at Elon ..FIU at Florida Atlantic.Jacksonville at UCF

.3 p.m.

. 6 p.m.

. 7 p.m.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8Pittsburgh at Marshall 3 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9KENTUCKY AT STEPHEN HENSOR/JOE ZAHAR CLASSIC

Kentucky vs. GonzagaSOUTH CAROLINA AT NORTH CAROLINA CLASSIC

South Carolina vs. Wake ForestUAB AT BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN PUMA FALL CLASSIC

UAB vs. Alabama A&MHoward at FIUTULSA AT VIRGINIA TECH CLASSIC III

Tulsa at Virginia TechMemphis at EvansvilleSMU HOSTS SMU RADISSON HOTEL CLASSIC

West Virginia at SMU

...3 p.m.

...4 p.m.

. 5 p.m.

. 6 p.m.

6:45 p.m.7 p.m.

7:30 p.m.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10KENTUCKY AT STEPHEN HENSOR/JOE ZAHAR CLASSIC

Kentucky at Oregon State. 4:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TULSA AT VIRGINIA TECH CLASSIC III

Tulsa vs. James Madison 11:30 a.m.Georgia Southern at East Carolina 12 p.m.UAB AT BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN PUMA FALL CLASSIC

UAB vs. Georgia State 12 p.m.Marshall at Cleveland State 2:30 p.m.SOUTH CAROLINA AT NORTH CAROLINA CLASSIC

South Carolina at North Carolina 2:30 p.m.SMU HOSTS SMU RADISSON HOTEL CLASSIC

USF at SMU 3:30 p.m.

IITUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

5 p.m.6 p.m.

Stetson at UCF 6 p.m.Alabama A&M at Memphis 5 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14Georgetown College at Kentucky 6:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TULSA AT SMU Mi COCINA CLASSIC

Tulsa vs. Loyola MarymountEast Carolina at UNC WilmingtonUCF AT ADIDAS CLASSIC

UCF vs. DavidsonFIU HOSTS FIU DIADORA CLASSIC

Alabama A&M at FIU 6:MARSHALL AT DAYTON INVITATIONAL

Marshall at Dayton 6:Penn at South Carolina 6:MEMPHIS AT DIADORA CHALLENGE

Memphis at CreightonSMU HOSTS SMU Mi COCINA CLASSIC

Saint Louis at SMU 7:UAB HOSTS UAB LAQUINTA CLASSIC

UNC Greensboro at UAB 7:

6 p.m.

30 p.m.

30 p.m.30 p.m.

7 p.m.

30 p.m.

30 p.m.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TULSA AT SMU Mi COCINA CLASSIC

Tulsa vs. Saint Louis 5 p.m.SMU HOSTS SMU Mi COCINA CLASSIC

Loyola Marymount at SMU 7:30 p.m.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18MARSHALL AT DAYTON INVITATIONAL

Marshall vs. Duquesne 11 a.m.UCF AT ADIDAS CLASSIC

UCF vs. Hofstra 12 p.m.FIU HOSTS FIU DIADORA CLASSIC

Xavier at FIU 1 p.m.Kentucky at Michigan 1 p.m.MEMPHIS AT DIADORA CHALLENGE

Memphis at Drake 1 p.m.UAB HOSTS UAB LAQUINTA CLASSIC

Evansville at UAB 2:30 p.m.Loyola-Chicago at South Carolina 2:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21East Carolina at Longwood 6 p.m.UNC-Wilmington at South Carolina 6 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23FIU AT BAY AREA CLASSIC

FIU vs. Santa Clara TEAWestern Michigan at Kentucky 4 p.m.SMU AT MICROTEL INN & SUITES/GOLDEN HURRICANE CLASSIC

SMU vs. New Mexico 5 p.m.Florida Atlantic at UCF 6 p.m.TULSA HOSTS MICROTEL INN & SUITES/GOLDEN HURRICANE CLASSIC

Creighton at Tulsa 8:05 p.m.UAB AT STANFORD INVITATIONAL

UAB at Stanford 9:30 p.m.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24South Carolina at Charlotte 6 p.m.East Carolina at High Point 6 p.m.Vanderbilt at Memphis 7 p.m.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25SMU AT MICROTEL INN & SUITES/GOLDEN HURRICANE CLASSIC

SMU vs. Creighton 12 p.m.Wright State at Marshall 12 p.m.Kentucky at Ohio State 1 p.m.TULSA HOSTS MICROTEL INN & SUITES/GOLDEN HURRICANE CLASSIC

New Mexico at Tulsa 1:30 p.m.UAB AT STANFORD INVITATIONAL

UAB vs. California 2 p.m.FIU AT BAY AREA CLASSIC

FIU at San Francisco 4:30 p.m.UCF at North Florida 6 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30Kentucky at FIU...,Marshall at UCF....Memphis at Tulsa ,UAB at SMU

.6 p.m.

.6 p.m.

.7 p.m.

.7 p.m.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2Marshall at FIUSouth Carolina at East Carolina.

.12 p.m.

.12 p.m.

Kentucky at UCFMemphis at SMUUAB at Tulsa

1p.m.1 p.m.

1:35 p.m.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7Tulsa at KentuckyEast Carolina at UABSMU at MarshallSouth Carolina at Memphis.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8

,.6:30 p.m.7 p.m.7p.m.7p.m.

UCF at FIU 6 p.m.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9SMU at KentuckyEast Carolina at Memphis.South Carolina at UABTulsa at Marshall

.... 12 p.m.1p.m.1p.m.

.1:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14Marshall at East CarolinaKentucky at South Carolina.UCF at SMUFIU at Tulsa

..2:30 p.m.6p.m.7p.m.

..7:05 p.m.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15Memphis at UAB 7 p.m.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16Kentucky at East Carolina ..FIU at SMUMarshall at South Carolina.UCF at Tulsa

....12p.m.1p.m.1p.m.

.1:35 p.m.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21UAB at MarshallEast Carolina at UCF...Memphis at Kentucky.South Carolina at FIU.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22

.4:30 p.m.6p.m.

.6:30 p.m.,.7:15p.m.

SMU at Tulsa 7:05 p.m.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23Memphis at Marshall...South Carolina at UCF.UAB at KentuckyEast Carolina at FIU

lla.m.1 p.m.1p.m.

,. 1:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28SMU at East CarolinaTulsa at South Carolina.Marshall at KentuckyFIU at MemphisUCF at UAB

2p.m.6p.m.

.6:30 p.m.7p.m.7 p.m.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30Tulsa at East Carolina...Kentucky at AkronSMU at South Carolina .FIU at UABUCF at Memphis

.... 11 a.m..... 12 p.m.....12p.m...... 1 p.m.

1p.m.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2Marshall at Radford.....TBA

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6C-USA Quarterfinals (Campus Sites)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H-SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13C-USA Championship (Highest Seed)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IB-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19NCAA First Round (Campus Sites)

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22NCAA Second Round (Campus Sites)

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26-SuNDAY, NOVEMBER 27NCAA Third Round (Campus Sites)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2-SuNDAY, DECEMBER 4NCAA Quarterfinals (Campus Sites)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9-SuNDAY, DECEMBER 11NCAA College Cup (Cary, N.C.)

All Times are Central Time/All dates are subject to changeConference USA games in bold

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2005 Lady Tiger Soccer

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2005 Schedule

AugustFri. 19 at Indiana (Ex.)Sat. 20 at Indiana State (Ex.)Sun. 28 Tennessee Tech

SeptemberFri. 2 SamfordSun. 4 EvansvilleWed. 7 UT-MartinSun. 11 Missouri StateTues.13 OleMissFri. 16 Mississippi StateSun. 18 Middle TennesseeSun. 25 Southeast Missouri StateFri. 30 Tulane:;:

OctoberSun. 2 UTEP*Fri. 7 East Carolina*Sun. 9 Marshall*Fri. 14 UAB*Fri. 21 UCF*Sun. 23 Southern Miss*Fri. 28 Tulsa*Sun. 30 SMU*

NovemberWed. 2 C-USA QuarterfinalsFri. 4 C-USA SemifinalsSun. 6 C-USA Final

Bloomington, Ind. 7:00 p.m.Terre Haute, Ind. 1:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn. 1:00 p.m.

Birmingham, Ala. 7:00 p.m.Birmingham, Ala. 11:30 a.m.Memphis, Tenn. 7:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn. 1:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn. 7:30 p.m.Memphis, Tenn. 7:00 p.m.Murfreesboro, Tenn. 2:00 p.m.Cape Girardeau, Mo. 6:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn. 7:00 p.m.

Memphis, Tenn.Greenville, N.C.Huntington, W.V.Memphis, Tenn.Memphis, Tenn.Memphis, Tenn.Tulsa, Okla.Dallas, Texas

Houston, TexasHouston, TexasHouston, Texas

1:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.

11:00 a.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.1:00 p.m.

TEATEATEA

* Denotes Conference USA GameAll Times CentralAll Home Games Played at the Mike Rose Soccer ComplexConference USA Tournament hosted by Rice University

Table of Contents

Schedule/Contents/Quick Facts 342005 Roster 352005 Outlook 36-39Head Coach Brooks Monaghan 40-41Support Staff 41Assistant Coach Jodi Fisher 42Volunteer Assistant Coach Amy Morrison 42Player Profiles 43-532004 Memphis Statistics 542004 Conference USA Review 552004 Memphis Season Review 56-572005 Opponent Information 58-61All Records vs. Opponents 61Year-by-Year Results 62-63All-Time Letterwinners 63Memphis Records 64-652005 Conference USA Composite Schedule 66University Section 67-84

Ten 'Years of Tradition

Women's Soccer1995-2005

2005 Memphis Women's Soccer Quick Facts

General InformationName of School University of MemphisLocation Memphis, Tenn.Founded 1912Enrollment 20,668Affiliation NCAA Division IConference Conference USANickname/Colors Tigers/Blue and GrayHome Field Mike Rose Soccer ComplexSurface Natural GrassCapacity 3,000President Dr. Shirley RainesAthletic Director R.C. JohnsonFaculty Athletic Representative Dr. Phil KolbeSenior Woman's Administrator Lynn ParkesAthletic Department Phone (901) 678-2335

Coaching StaffHead Coach (Alma Mater) Brooks Monaghan (Memphis, 1994)

Years at Memphis 6th seasonAssistant Coach (Alma Mater) Jodi Fisher (Memphis, 1999)Years at Memphis 5th seasonSoccer Office Phone (901) 678-3427

Team Information2004 Record 11-8-02004 C-USA Record/Finish 5-5-0/7thStarters Returning/Lost 5/7Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/11

Athletic Media RelationsAssociate A.D./Marketing & Media Bob WinnDirector of Media Relations Jennifer RodriguesGraduate Assistant/Women's Soccer Contact Matt BeltzOffice Phone (901)678-5294Cell Phone (860)839-0277Email mbeltz@memphis.eduFax (901)678-4134Website www.gotigersgo.com

2005 Roster

No. Name1 Caroline Allen2 Kate Murphy3 Beth Keating4 Candace Halvorson5 Elaine Sedgewick6 Laura Pfeffer7 Katy Booth8 Kylie Hayes9 Nicky McLeod

10 Caroline Barrett11 Melissa Savage12 Isabel Briones13 Alexandra Atkinson14 Couitnee Melton15 Robyn Smart16 Maggie Leone17 ShokoMikami18 AsukaKubota19 Joanna Alexopulos20 Emiko Schwab21 Halley Jo Sullivan22 Lindsey Joseph23 Sarah MacGregor24 Lauren Everhart25 Chloe James26 AikaYoung

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D/MFD

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MFMF/FF/MFMF

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Hometown /High School /Last SchoolLittle Rock, Ait./ Little Rock CentralAnchorage, Alaska /WestFort McMuiray, Alberta/ St. Francis XavierWhite House, Term. /White HouseDurham, England /DurhamRochester, Mich. /RochesterColleyville, Texas / Colleyville HeritagePiqua,Ohio/PiquaManchester, England /CopleyAugusta, Ga./ AquinasArlington, Texas /ArlingtonGadsden, Ala. / GadsdenMississauga, Ontario/ Father GoetzBardett,Tenn./BarflettNoblesville,Ind./NoblesvilleCordova, Tenn./ St. Agnes AcademyChiba, Japan/ Christian Brothers UniversitySaitama, Japan /Martin Methodist CollegeMississauga, Ontario /Applewood SecondaryHighlands Ranch, Colo. / GrandviewAnchorage, Alaska /DimondWest Chester, Ohio /Lakota EastIndianapolis, Ind./Brebeuf Jesuit PrepSevierville, Tenn. / Gatiinburg-PittrnanCincinnati, Ohio /Roger BaconTumon, Guam/ Academy of OurLady of Guam

Head Coach : Brooks Monaghan (6th Season)Assistant Coach : Jodi Fisher (5th Season)Volunteer Assistant Coach: Amy Morrison (1st Season)Assistant Coach - Goalkeepers: Sebastian Vecchio (1st Season)

Alphabetical Roster

19 Joanna Alexopulos1 Caroline Allen

13 Alexandra Atkinson10 Caroline Barrett7 Katy Booth

12 Isabel Briones24 Lauren Everhart4 Candace Halvorson8 Kylie Hayes

25 Chloe James22 Lindsey Joseph3 Beth Keating

18 AsukaKubota

16 Maggie Leone23 Sarah MacGregor9 Nicky McLeod

14 Courtnee Melton17 ShokoMikami2 Kate Murphy6 Laura Pfeffer

H Melissa Savage20 Emiko Schwab5 Elaine Sedgewick

15 Robyn Smart21 Halley Jo Sullivan26 AikaYoung

By Class

SeniorsCourtnee MeltonRobyn Smart

JuniorsBeth KeatingNicky McLeodShoko MikamiMelissa Savage

SophomoresCaroline BarrettIsabel BrionesCandace HalvorsonAsuka KubotaElaine SedgewickHalley Jo Sullivan

FreshmenJoanna AlexopulosCaroline AllenAlexandra AtkinsonKaty BoothLauren EverhartKylie HayesChloe JamesLindsey JosephMaggie LeoneSarah MacGregorKate MurphyLaura PfefferEmiko SchwabAika Young

By State/Country

AlabamaIsabel Briones

AlaskaKate MurphyHalley Jo Sullivan

ArkansasCaroline Allen

ColoradoEmiko Schwab

GeorgiaCaroline Barrett

IndianaSarah MacGregorRobyn Smart

MichiganLaura Pfeffer

OhioKylie HayesChloe JamesLindsey Joseph

TennesseeLauren EverhartCandace HalvorsonMaggie LeoneCourtnee Melton

TexasKaty BoothMelissa Savage

Canada - AlbertaBeth Keating

Canada - OntarioJoanna AlexopulosAlexandra Atkinson

EnglandNicky McLeodElaine Sedgewick

GuamAika Young

JapanAsuka KubotaShoko Mikami

Pronunciation Guide

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The 2004 season went down as a record-setting year forthe Memphis women's soccer program. The Lady Tigers tieda school record for victories with 11 and also set a school re-cord for goals-against average in a season. Memphis and itsindividual players also garnered numerous awards over theseason, the most in any one season in school history. Mem-phis compiled an overall record of 11-8-0 and a 5-5-0 markin Conference USA, which included a 4-1 start to the con-ference schedule. The Tigers also started the season strong,putting up a 7-2 mark in the month of September.

However, for all of the good things that happened in ear-ly 2004, the season did not end as Memphis had hoped. TheTigers had to win their final game of the regular season indouble overtime to assure themselves of a Conference USATournament berth. The Tigers then lost to eventual confer-ence champion UAB in the quarterfinals.

The Tigers will be looking to use the 2005 season tocontinue building on the positive aspects of the 2004 cam-paign and to advance further in the postseason. To do so,they will need to replace five of their top six point producers,a goalkeeper that started 15 of 19 games, and two startingdefenders. Memphis returns 10 players from last year's teamas well as a former all-conference player that redshirted lastyear. The Tigers add 15 newcomers to the team, including 14freshmen and a sophomore transfer that was an NAIA All-American last year as a freshman. The talentedrecruiting class of 2005 was ranked the27th best in the country by Soccer Buzz.

Memphis will also be faced withthe challenge of playing in amuch-improved Confer-ence USA, which wel-comes six new mem-bers for the 2005-06school year. Threeof those new members qualified for theNCAA Tournament last year, giving theconference four NCAA participantsfrom 2004 in its ranks.

ForwardsAlthough the Tigers lost five

of their top six point scorers andfour of their five top goal scor-ers, scoring goals might not beas much of a problem as mightbe expected from a team thatwas hit with such heavy losseson the offensive end. This is be-

cause of the expected contribu-tions from both veterans andnewcomers. Junior Shoko Mi-kami, who transfered to Mem-phis last year after leadingDivision II in goals, goals pergame, and points per gamein 2003 at Christian BrothersUniversity, injured her kneein spring workouts last yearand was forced to miss theb*first eight games last fall. She wreturned in time for the con-ference season, but never wasable to play at 100 percent and re-corded just one goal and one assistwhile starting just three games. Afterhaving a tremendous spring this year(nine goals in nine exhibition games),Mikami looks to have a full healthy sea-son and recapture her 2003 form.

"We have high expectationsfor Shoko this year," saidhead coach BrooksMonaghan. "It wasnot that realisticto have high ex-

Caroline Barrett

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pectations for herlast year with

her coming off her injury. However, she had agreat spring and proved to be the type of player wethought we were getting when she came here. Shewill only get better, and we expect her to contribute

a lot more and be a big factor in our offense."Another native of Japan that put up lofty offensive

numbers in her previous collegiate stop should alsofigure heavily into the Tiger offensive attack. Asuka

Kubota, a sophomore transfer from NAIA MartinMethodist College in Pulaski, Tenn., was an NAIA Ail-American last year after scoring 18 goals and recording22 assists in just 15 games. She will also figure to play amajor role in the offense.

"Asuka is an all-around talented player who weexpect to contribute immediately," said Monghan."She can play forward or midfield, and she bringsinternational experience with her. She has a knack

for scoring goals and we expect her to be a bigpart of our offense."

Another player that had a strong spring ex-

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hibition season and will be looking to extend that play to thefall is sophomore Candace Halvorson, who is in her thirdyear in the program. She saw her first season of action lastyear after redshirting with a knee injury in 2003 and playedin 11 games, starting six and scoring one goal. This spring,she recorded three goals and a pair of assists. She will belooked upon to increase her production and will likely seemuch more playing time than last season.

"Candace is a very versatile player in that she can playanywhere up front or in the midfield so we feel comfortableputting her anywhere" Monaghan explained. "If she playswith confidence she can be a fantastic player."

Sophomore Caroline Barrett, who rotated between theforward and midfield positions last year, is the lone returneefrom last season that scored more than one goal. She alsofigures to see time at both forward and midfield this year.She played in 18 games and started 13 last year, but did notrecord a point after Memphis' fifth game of the year. The Ti-gers will look to her to increase her production as she returnsfrom an injury that kept her sidelined for much of the springseason.

"We expect bigger and better things from Caroline thisyear. She was nursing a knee injury for most of the yearlast season and we are yet to see her play at 100 percent,"Monaghan remarked. "Her main goal in the offseason wasto get back to 100 percent and we expect a different, moreconsistent player in Caroline now that she is back to fullstrength."

Also figuring to see some action up front will be fresh-man Kylie Hayes, who comes to Memphis with some ex-traordinary high school credentials. The Piqua, Ohio, nativescored 141 goals and recorded 37 assists in her scholasticcareer, which included a state-leading 47 goals as a senior.Her 141 goals rank third all-time in Ohio State High SchoolAthletic Association history. The Tiger coaching staff iscounting on her to bring some of that scoring prowess withher to Memphis.

"Kylie is very athletic and extremely fast. She has scoreda lot of goals in her prep career and we expect her to come inand score goals here as well," Monaghan commented. "Werecruited her as a goal scorer."

MidfieldersAlthough the midfield will probably have the most

amount of newcomers seeing playing time, it still has achance to be one of the strongest areas for the Tigers thisyear as two former all-conference picks are expected to startand provide solid leadership from the middle of the field.

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2005 is entering herfourth year in the LadyTiger soccer program.Redshirt junior NickyMcLeod returns to Ti-ger lineup for 2005 aftermissing the entire 2004season with a knee in-jury. A 2003 All-Con-ference USA first teamselection, McLeod re-corded two goals andfour assists in 2003as a sophomore andwas the only Memphisplayer to start all 18games while anchoringthe U of M midfield.

"Nicky provedthis pastspring that —^she is *~~ Aback to the ^,al l -confer-ence form Nicky McLeodshe played at in 2003 and adding a proven player like herto the mix may be our biggest addition of the year," saidMonaghan.

Also returning is another All-C-USA honoree in juniorMelissa Savage, who played center-midfield last year andwas named third team All-C-USA. She played in all 19games last year, starting 17. Although she recorded just onegoal on the year, her importance to the team goes beyond thescoring column, as her aggressive style of play and challeng-ing of every ball can be counted on to give the Tigers a lift.

"Melissa was a big contributor to the midfield last yearand we expect the same from her this year," said Monaghan."We also expect her to take on more of a leadership role thisyear as a junior and to continue being a general in the middleof the field."

The remainder of the playing time in the Tiger midfieldwill be divided up among a slew of newcomers, all of whomhave the potential to see lots of time on the field. Also fig-uring into the midfield picture are freshmen Laura Pfef-fer, Katy Booth, Emiko Schwab, Lindsey Joseph, SarahMacGregor, Lauren Everhart and Aika Young. Addition-ally, forwards Halvorson, Hayes, Barrett and Kubota couldalso see time in the midfield. With the amount of players thathave the ability to play in the midfield but also elsewhere,

not only does it look to be the deepest positionon the team, but the midfielders are also ver-satile. Booth, Everhart, Joseph, Schwab andYoung also have the ability to play forward.Young also brings international experiencewith her to Memphis as the Guam nativeis a member of the Guam National Teamand has played in several internationalcompetitions.V.

The only other returnee on defense that also played inthe backfield last year is sophomore Elaine Sedgewick.

One of two natives of England on the team, she spentlast year behind veterans McGee, Raine and

Shelton but still played in 14 games, start-ing three and recording a pair of assists.Her role will almost certainly increasethis year.

"We have high expectations for^f %J Elaine this year," Monaghan said. "It

Defenders ^§ was no secret that she was going to beThough it usually cannot be mea- • learning last year, and now that she has be-

sured in numbers aside from the team's • gun the transition to playing to our style andgoals-against average, the Tigers heavi- ^L the way we want her to play, she is going toest losses may have come in the defen- ^Q be one of the people that is going to try tosive backfield as starters Leanne Me- .^^^ help fill Leanne McGee's shoes."Gee, Jocelyn Raine and Mary Shelton all ^^^^^^^^ A pair of returnees that saw play-graduated. All three helped the Tigers set a ^^^^^^^^^ ing time mostly in the midfield lastschool record for goals-against average last year, ^^^I^V year will be shifted to defense thisand McGee was named first team All-C-USA. ir year. Junior Beth Keating and sopho-

Luckily for the Tigers, their two most experienced more Halley Jo Sullivan will move toplayers on the team reside on defense in their two lone the backfield. Keating saw action in 12seniors, Courtnee Melton and Robyn Smart. Melton games last year, starting three, and scoredis another of the aforementioned additions from with- "*H one ^oa^' w^e Sullivan played in ninein. She played in the first 11 games last year, starting ^T~^ ' games, starting two.nine at right defensive back before sustaining a sea- • ^^ fe^ff-- "Beth had a good spring and didson-ending knee injury. Memphis had a 0.63 goals- ^^B^r we^ at ^ac^ an<^ was very effecnve>"against average before Melton was injured and a 1.96 Monaghan observed. "She has showedGAA after her injury, which shows the importance of Elaine Sedgewick us consistency from that position and we areexperienced defenders. Smart, who was moved to defense comfortable having her there."from midfield last year, tallied a goal and four assists. Shewas second on the team in assists, and is the leading return-ing point scorer for the Tigers. She was one of just fourplayers that played in every game last season. In addition toMelton's and Smart's exploits and leadership on the field,both are also leaders in the classroom, as both received aca-demic accolades last season as well.

"Courtnee was somewhat limited in the spring as shecontinued her recovery from her injury, but she is one of ourmost consistent defenders and we expect from her what shehas given us in each of her first three years," Monaghan ex-plained. "We will also look to her to increase her leadershiprole both on and off the field as a senior.

"Halley has also made the transition to the backfield andwas fantastic over the spring, proving to be someone thatcan be a consistent contributor," Monaghan continued. "She

"Robyn officially found her position on the team last yearas a defender after playing both forward and midfield in herfirst two years," Monaghan continued. "She was a consistentdefender last year and we expect her to step up her leader-ship role this year as well. She has matured and establishedherself as someone we look to for leadership."

will only get better as she gets more comfortable playing ondefense."

The remainder of the defense will be made up of new-comers. Kate Murphy, the second member from Alaska tocome to the Tigers in the last two seasons, joins her fellowAlaskan, Sullivan, on the roster. She has the ability to playdefense or midfield.

A pair of Canadians from Ontario also figure to get someminutes in the backfield. Both Alexandra Atkinson and Jo-anna Alexopulos hail from Mississauga and join Keating asmembers of the Tigers from North of the Border.

Chloe James is a very versatile player that was named aGirls' High School All-American last year as a senior in theCincinnati area. She will most likely see quite a bit of timeon defense, but has played every other position in her prepcareer as well except for goalie. Finally, Maggie Leone is

the lone recruit to join the Tigers this year from the Memphisarea, and her gritty style of play figures to earn her someminutes on defense as well.

GoalkeepersNatalie Haerens, who set three single-season school re-

cords last year as a freshman, elected not to return to Mem-phis, leaving the Tigers with one returnee and one newcomerto compete for the position between the pipes.

Isabel Briones is in her third year in the program afterredshirting with an injury her first season. She saw actionin five games last year, starting four, and compiled a 1.23goals-against average in just over 365 minutes, helping con-tribute to the Tigers' all-time low team GAA. She also hadone shutout. She showed a great deal of improvement duringthe spring exhibition season, recording five shutouts.

"Isabel will only be a sophomore eligibility-wise, but shenow has the maturity of an upperclassman, having sat outher first year here," explained Monaghan. "She has maturedtremendously since she first got here and had a great spring.As of the end of the spring, she has earned the goalkeeperspot and has proven that she has the ability to takeon a starting role. However, she will have to keep ahold on it because it will be a competition oncepractice starts."

Incoming freshman Caroline Allenwill compete with Briones for the start-ing role, and she comes to Memphiswith some impressive credentials. TheGatorade Player of the Year in Arkansaslast year, the Little Rock native has beena member of the Olympic DevelopmentProgram Region III team the last fouryears.

ScheduleIn addition to the tougher Conference

USA schedule featuring three NCAATournament teams from last year, Mem-phis will also once again play a schedulethat includes a heavy regional flavor. Theschedule includes 10 home games, all ofwhich will be played at the Mike RoseSoccer Complex, seven road games andone neutral field game. The non-con-ference slate features four opponentsfrom the Ohio Valley Conference,two from the Missouri Valley, twofrom the Southeastern and one fromthe Sun Belt. Isabel Briones

The Tigers open up on the last Sunday of August at homeagainst Tennessee Tech, a team the Tigers defeated last yearat home. They will then travel to Birmingham, Ala., thenext weekend for a tournament being hosted by Samford.There, Memphis will take on the host Bulldogs as well asEvansville. The Tigers will then return home for a four-gamehomestand, beginning on September 7 against Tennessee-Martin. The homestand will also see Missouri State (former-ly Southwest Missouri State) come to Memphis as well asOle Miss and Mississippi State. The Tigers then embark ona two-game road trip, at Middle Tennessee on September 18and at Southeast Missouri State on the 25 before beginningconference play.

Conference USA play opens up on the last day of Sep-tember, as Tulane comes to Memphis for a Friday night tilt.The Tigers then welcome new conference member UTEP toMike Rose on October 2. A trip to East Carolina and Mar-shall awaits the Tigers on the second conference weekend.Memphis then returns home for a three-game homestand be-ginning Friday, October 14 against defending C-USA cham-pion UAB. The second-straight NCAA team from a year

ago comes to Memphis the following weekend whenUCF kicks off a conference weekend that also fea-tures Southern Miss on Sunday. Memphis wraps up

the regular season with a trip to Tulsa and SMU,which also qualified for the NCAA Tourna-

ment last year.This year's Conference USA Tour-

nament will be held in Houston and isbeing hosted by new conference mem-ber, Rice University. The tournamentruns from Wednesday through Sunday,November 2-6 at the Rice Track/SoccerStadium. The top eight teams qualify for

the league tournament with the quarterfi-nals being held on Wednesday, the semi-finals on Friday and the final on Sunday.

£ /Brooks MonaghanHead Coach - Sixth SeasonMemphis, 1994

Head coach Brooks Monaghan has been involved withthe Memphis women's soccer program ever since its incep-tion back in 1995. Now entering his sixth year as head coach,Monaghan led the Lady Tigers to 11 wins last year, tied forthe most in school history, and has the program pointed inthe right direction with the addition of a nationally-rankedrecruiting class this year.

Monaghan, who led Memphis back to the ConferenceUSA Tournament last year after a one-year absence in 2003,will be looking to guide the Lady Tiger program to back-to-back appearances in the tournament for the first time sincethe 1996-97 seasons. The team will also be looking for its

third appearance in the last four sea-jrfl^ sons.

flHIA Last year, Monaghan guidedW f*j the Tigers to their best start in pro-

gram history, a 7-2 mark throughtheir first nine games that en-compassed the month of Sep-

^ tember. Memphis would go on

\( vV to fimsn wim an H-8 recordil V anc* a mark in Confer-// j \ ence USA. The 11 wins tied

for the most in school his-tory, and the overall win-ning percentage of .579 seta school record. Memphisrecorded a 7-2 mark on itshome field. The Tigers also

had four players honoredby C-USA on its all-confer-ence squads, the most ever inschool history. For the sec-ond straight year, a Memphis

player was named to both theNational Soccer Coaches' As-sociation of America (NSCAA)and Soccer Buzz All-Central

Region squads, the first timein program history that it hashad an all-region selection inback-to-back years. LeanneMcGee, the aforementionedall-region player, also became

the second Lady Tiger in asmany years to garner first teamall-conference honors, only thesecond time in program historythat Memphis has had two C-USA first teamers in successiveseasons.

Additionally, Monaghan's Tigers also garnered moreConference Player of the Week awards than in any previ-ous season. His team's success not limited to just the fieldeither, Monaghan's Tigers were also the recipient of anNSCAA women's soccer team academic award last year fortheir work in the classroom, totaling a 3.21 team grade-pointaverage for the 2003-04 school year. Two players, currentsenior Robyn Smart and Annika Moller, were named to theCoSIDA District IV All-Academic teams and another, cur-rent senior Courtnee Melton, was named to an NSCAA/Adi-das Regional Scholar-Athlete team.

All of these accolades came following a 2003 season inwhich the Tigers went 5-10-3, as eight of their 10 losses wereby one goal. The Tigers' improvement of four games in the2004 season was one of the top 25 turnarounds in the coun-try and was also the greatest improvement from one seasonto the next in school history.

Monaghan's 2002 squad improved by three-and-a-halfgames and won four more contests than it had the seasonbefore. His 2002 team was the first squad in program his-tory to finish with at least a .500 record in conference play,and the Tigers managed that feat by winning four of theirlast five C-USA games en route to qualifying for their firstC-USA Tournament under Monaghan and their first since1997. This followed the disappointing 2001 season, whichwas much like the 2003 campaign, as it saw the Tigers losenine games by one goal in finishing 5-13-1. Monaghan's2000 team, his first as head coach, went 9-11, which was anoverall improvement of three games from the 1999 season.It also saw the Tigers win four more games than the previousyear.

Prior to him becoming head coach in 2000, Monaghanserved as the goalkeeper coach under his predecessor, LesSzabo, for five seasons from the program's beginning in1995. A former goalkeeper in his playing days, his tutelagehelped decrease the team's goals-against average from 2.74in the program's first year in 1995 to 1.77 in his final year as

an assistant. As head coach, he continued coaching the goal-keepers up until this year, and last season, helped freshmangoalkeeper Natalie Haerens record a school record six shut-outs and a record 1.18 goals-against average. The team hadseven shutouts, which equaled a team record for shutouts ina season, and he also helped the team set a school record byrecording a team GAA of 1.19. Further proving his merit asan outstanding goalkeeper instructor, he recruited goalie andArkansas High School Gatorade Player of the Year CarolineAllen to come to Memphis beginning this year.

Monaghan began his coaching career after a standoutplaying career at Memphis. After playing at the Universityof Evansville his freshman year, Monaghan transferred toMemphis and made his mark on the Tiger record books. Hestill holds the school records for career shutouts (24), careerGAA (1.40), single-season shutouts (11) and single-seasonGAA (0.80). His 298 career saves rank second all-time. Hewas named first team All-Great Midwest Conference in 1992in helping lead the Tigers to a share of a conference title.He was named the Great Midwest Conference Champion-ship Defensive MVP in 1993 in leading the Tigers to an out-right conference title and the program's first-ever berth inthe NCAA Tournament. His 38 career wins as a goalkeeperis also a school record.

A former prep standout at Christian Brothers HighSchool in Memphis, Monaghan's collegiate play helped earnhim a spot on the U.S. Under-20 National Squad. Monaghanalso played professionally for the New Orleans Gamblers inthe USISL from 1995-96 and with the Memphis Express in2002.

This year will make Monaghan the longest tenured wom-

The Brooks Monaghan File

Coaching Experience1995 Assistant Coach/Goalkeepers - Memphis1996 Assistant Coach/Goalkeepers - Memphis1997 Assistant Coach/Goalkeepers - Memphis1998 Assistant Coach/Goalkeepers - Memphis1999 Assistant Coach/Goalkeepers - Memphis2000 Head Coach - Memphis2001 Head Coach - Memphis2002 Head Coach - Memphis2003 Head Coach - Memphis

Career Record

Professional Playing Experience1995 New Orleans Gamblers (USISL)1996 New Orleans Gamblers (USISL)2002 Memphis Express

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en's soccer coach in school history. Just the second coach inthe program's history, Monaghan surpassed Szabo last yearas the program's all-time winningest coach with his 35th ca-reer win. He holds a career record of 39-52-5.

A native of Memphis, Monaghan graduated from Mem-phis in 1994 with a bachelor's degree in Business Manage-ment. He is single and resides in Memphis.

Women's Soccer Support Staff

Eddie CantlerAssistant Athletic DirectorAdmin./Support Services

Lee YertyStrength and Conditioning

Coach

Casee RhodusGraduate Assistant

Athletic Trainer

Hillary BurkettWomen's Soccer Manager

Jodi FisherAssistant Coach - Fifth SeasonMemphis, 1999

Just like head coach Brooks Monaghan, Jodi Fisher has been a part of the Memphis women'ssoccer program every day since its inception.

A native of Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada, Fisher is entering her fifth season in her currentposition of assistant coach. Prior to that, she served as a graduate assistant coach for one seasonand as a volunteer assistant coach for one season, which was preceded by a four-year playingcareer for the Tigers.

Fisher began her career at the U of M as a player on the inaugural Lady Tiger squad in 1995.She played four seasons, and in 79 career games, compiled school records that still stand todayfor career goals (33), points (92), and shots (178). She also is the co-holder of the record for most assists in a game (4) and issecond all-time in school history in assists in both a season (11) and career (26). A third team All-Conference USA selectionas a junior in 1997, Fisher was also named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team in 1995.

At the conclusion of her playing days, Fisher spent one year as a volunteer assistant coach in 1999. She then accepted aposition as a graduate assistant coach and served in that role for the 2000 season, helping in the transition from former headcoach Les Szabo to Monaghan. She was named a full-time assistant coach prior to the 2001 season. In addition to helpingMonaghan with on-field coaching duties and recruiting, Fisher has also played an instrumental part in the Tigers' successin the classroom. The 2002 squad had a combined grade-point average of 3.08, and 92 percent of the team's members werenamed to the Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll, which was best among U of M athletic teams. The last twoseasons, Memphis was the recipient of the women's soccer team academic award from the NSCAA, and last year had threedifferent players garner individual academic awards. This past spring, the women's soccer team posted a team GPA of 3.434,the highest ever for a single semester in program history.

Fisher earned her undergraduate degree in Exercise and Sport Science from Memphis in 1999 and also earned hermaster's degree in Student Personnel Services from Memphis in 2002. She is single and resides in Memphis.

Amy MorrisonVolunteer Assistant CoachFirst SeasonKansas, 1999

After being away from college soccerfor the last two seasons, Amy Morrisonreturns to the collegiate sidelines as shebegins her first year as a volunteer assis-tant coach for the Tigers. Morrison haspreviously served as an assistant coach atboth Kansas and Texas Tech.

Morrison had been the head coach of the Kansas Olympic Devel-opment Program State team for the last two seasons and also coacheda club team, the KCFC Dynamos, in the Kansas City area. Her lastcollege coaching job came in 2002 when she served as a volunteerassistant at her alma mater, Kansas. Prior to her coaching stint inLawrence, she held the post of assistant coach at Texas Tech for twoseasons in 2000-01.

A three-year letterwinner and a two-time captain for the Jay-hawks from 1995-97, she was a member of the inaugural women'ssoccer squad at Kansas in 1995. Prior to her time at KU, she playedher freshman season at Tulsa. While at KU, she also interned withthe SWA and the soccer program in 1998. Morrison was awardedthe National Coaching Diploma in 1998 and the Advanced NationalCoaching Diploma in 1999 from the National Soccer Coaches As-sociation.

Originally a native of Omaha, Nebraska, Morrison received herbachelor's and master's degrees in Exercise Science from Kansas in1999 and 2004, respectively. She is married to Nic Morrison and thecouple resides in Memphis. -*O^

SebastianVecchioGoalkeeper CoachFirst SeasonMemphis, 2005

After completing hiscareer with the Mem-phis men's soccer teamlast year in which hehelped lead the Tigers toa Conference USA Championship and a berth in theNCAA Tournament, Sebastian Vecchio steps overinto the coaching ranks and to the women's program,where he joins the Lady Tigers as an assistant coachin charge of goalkeepers.

Vecchio allowed just 12 goals in over 1,500 min-utes of play last year for a 0.69 goals-against averageen route to being named the Conference USA De-fensive Player of the Year and to the All-C-USA firstteam. He was a two-year starter for the Tigers aftertransfering to Memphis from NAIA Mid-ContinentCollege in Kentucky. The native of Buenos Aires,Argentina, ended his Tiger career with a 1.02 careergoals-against average and 21 wins in two seasons. Healso previously played with the Argentina U-16 Na-tional Team.

Vecchio earned his bachelor's degree in Market-ing from Memphis this past summer. He is single andresides in Memphis.

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Courtnee MeltonSeniorBartlett, Tennessee / BartlettDefender • 5-102004 (Junior) - Played in the first 11 games of the season,starting nine at outside defender before suffering a season-ending knee injury at Houston (10-3)... The team had a 0.63goals-against average and gave up just seven goals in her 11games... Team gave up 16 goals and had a 1.96 GAA aftershe was injured ... Team also recorded six of its school re-cord seven shutouts on the year while she was in the lineup... Helped the team finish the year with a school record 1.19GAA... Also recorded two shots on the year ... Named to theNSCAA/Adidas South Region Scholar-Athlete Third Team... Named a 2005 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar by BlackIssues In Higher Education, one of seven Memphis student-athletes to be awarded this honor.

2003 (Sophomore) - Started 16 games, including nine of 10Conference USA contests, and played in all 18 ... Helpedthe Tigers record three shutouts on the year ... Recorded fiveshots on the year.

2002 (Freshman) - One of only two Tigers to start all 20games... Was part of a defense that recorded a 1.43 GAA,which was the school record prior to 2004 ... Also helped thedefense record five shutouts, which was tied for the schoolrecord as well prior to 2004 ... Helped the team win four ofits last five conference games en route to qualifying for itsfirst C-USA Tournament since 1997 ... Had two shots ... Re-corded two assists on the year... Tallied her first career pointwhen she assisted on Alison Baker's goal in a 3-0 win overNortheastern (9-6)... Set up Veronica Ruiz's first career goaland the final goal of the Tigers' 4-0 win over Tulane (11-1)in the regular season finale ... Selected by coaches and team-mates as the team's Defensive Player of the Year and Rookieof the Year.

9Before Memphis - Played high school soccer locally forcoach Ellen Douglas at nearby Bartlett High School ...Earned All-State, All-District, and All-Region honors hersenior season ... Played club soccer for the GermantownFury that won five-consecutive state championships ... Was amember of the Tennessee State Olympic Development team... Named to the Commericial Appeal's Best of the Preps asa senior... Also participated in basketball for one season ...A member of the Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society, NationalHonor Society, Beta Club and Latin Honor Society.

Personal - Born December24, 1984, in Memphis ... Is thedaughter of Kenneth and PatriciaMelton.

Career StatsYear200420032002Totals

GP-GS11-918-1620-2049-45

Shots2529

SOG0112

G0000

A0022

Pts.0022

GW0000

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Robyn SmartSeniorNoblesville, Indiana / NoblesvilleDefender • 5-72004 (Junior) - Moved from the midfield and forward posi-tions, where she had played her first two seasons, to defenseand was part of the Tiger defense that set a school recordwith a 1.19 goals-against average and seven shutouts ... Wasone of just four players to play in every game ... Started 17of her 19 games played ... Tied with teammate Monica Pow-ell for second on the team with four assists ... Three of herfour assists came on game-winning goals and five of her sixpoints came in Memphis wins ... Took 14 shots and put fiveof them on goal... Assisted on Caroline Barrett's game-win-ning goal against Tennessee Tech (9-10) ... Helped out onMadison Cheek's game-winner against Drury (9-17) in a 1-0 win ... Assisted on Mary Shelton's game-winner againstCharlotte (10-8) ... Scored her first goal of the year againstEast Carolina (10-10)... Assisted on Carla Scanniello's goalagainst UAB in the Conference USA Tournament (11-3) ...Tied for sixth on the team with five points ... Recorded themost points and assists of any returnee on this year's team ...Named to the CoSIDA District IV All-Academic first team.

2003 (Sophomore) - One of seven players that played in all18 games, starting 14 at both forward and midfield ... Re-corded two points on one goal ... Scored her lone goal ofthe year against Drury (9-14) in a 3-0 Memphis win ... Took13 shots on the year ... Excelled in the classroom as well,leading the team with a 4.0 grade-point average in the springsemester.

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2002 (Freshman) - Played in all 19 games as a true fresh-man, starting seven at the midfield and forward positions... Took 12 shots and recorded two goals for a total of fourpoints ... Recorded her first collegiate goal against Missis-sippi State (9-15) with a 25-foot blast from the right wing toput the Tigers up 1-0 in a game they would go on to win 3-2in overtime ... Netted the game-winning goal in a 1-0 win atSouthern Miss (10-18) which helped snap a two-game los-ing streak for the Tigers and was the first of three straightwins and four victories in their final five C-USA contests ...The win also helped the team qualify for the C-USA Tourna-ment.

Before Memphis - Earned four varsity letters in soccer andthree in basketball at Noblesville High School... Played forcoach Margaret Rainey at Noblesville, where she was the

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15team captain as a senior midfield-er ... Led her team to the section-al and regional championshipsin 2001 as well as a berth in thesemi-state ... Named first teamAll-County and second team All-State as a senior ... Also honored on the state All-Academicteam and as Academic All-State ... Played club soccer for theISA Lightning, which won the State Cup in 2000 and 2001... Member of the Indiana State Olympic Development team... Was in the top four percent of her senior class, graduatingwith a 4.3 grade-point average ... Was also a member of theNational Honor Society.

Personal - Born on July 24, 1984, in Indianapolis ... Is thedaughter of Mike and Lynda Smart.

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Career StatsYear200420039002Totals

GP-GS19-1718-1419-756-38

Shots14131239

SOG55414

G1124

A4004

Pts.62412

GW0011

Beth KeatingJuniorFort McMurray, Alberta / St. Francis XavierDefender • 5-82004 (Sophomore) - Played in 12 games, starting three ...Scored her lone goal of the year against Tennessee-Martin(9-8), which was the first goal of the game to give Memphisa 1-0 lead in a game the Tigers would go on to win 2-1 ...Started games against UT-Martin (9-8), Evansville (9-26),and Saint Louis (10-24)... Took nine shots on the year, threeof which were on goal.

2003 (Freshman) - Saw action in 16 games and made 11starts as a true freshman ... Started five of nine league gamesthat she appeared in ... Took three shots.

Before Memphis - Played club soccer for Southwest United... Did not play high school soccer ... Was a member of theCanadian Under-17 National Team and the national pool forthe U-15 team ... Helped guide the Southwest United U-16

and U-18 squads to provincialchampionships in Alberta ... Wasa member of the honor roll at St.Francis Xavier High School.

Personal - Born March 26,1985,in Fort McMurray, Alberta ... Isthe daughter of Dell Keating and Beverly Scott.

Career StatsYear20042003Totals

GP-GS12-316-1128-14

Shots9312

SOG303

G101

A000

Pts.2o2

GW000

Nicky McLeodJuniorCheshire, England / CopleyMidfielder • 5-62004 (Redshirt) - Redshirted while recovering from surgeryto repair a torn ACL suffered during the spring of 2004.

2003 (Sophomore) - Named first team All-Conference USAas a midfielder ... Was the only player to start all 18 games... Recorded eight points on two goals and four assists ... Co-led the team in assists ... Both of her goals were game-win-ners against Alabama A&M (10-10) and Tulane (10-17) ...Recorded assists against Louisville (9-19), Alabama A&M(10-10), Tulane (10-17) and UAB (10-26).

2002 (Freshman) - Named to the C-USA All-FreshmanTeam ... Had nine points on four goals and an assist... Wasthe only player on the team to have a two-goal game, thatcoming against TCU (10-25) in a 4-0 win ... That win waspart of the Tigers' four wins in their last five C-USA games... Netted the game-winning goal in overtime to help Mem-phis top Mississippi State 3-2 (9-15) ... Scored the first goalof her career in a 3-0 win over Northeastern (9-6)... Assistedon Anna Thorsdottir's goal vs. East Carolina (9-22) ... TheTigers were 5-0 in games in which she recorded a point ...One of just two players to start all 20 games as a true fresh-

9man, the other being fellow truefreshman Courtnee Melton.

Before Memphis - Helped startthe soccer program at CopleyHigh School during her sopho-more year ... Played under headcoach Martin Dunkley and helpedlead her team to a 12-2 record and a league championshipher senior season ... Also lettered five years in netball androunders and was the Sports Captain of the Year in all hersports for all five years.

Personal - Born September 24,1982, in Ashton Under-Lyne,England ... Is the daugher of Ian and Susan McLeod.

Career StatsYear20032002Totals

GP-GS18-1820-2038-38

Shots363369

SOG191837

G246

A415

Pts.8917

GW213

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Shoko MikamiJuniorChiba, Japan / Christian Brothers UniversityForward • 5-3172004 (Sophomore) - Missed the first eight games of the yearwhile recovering from knee surgery for a torn ACL sustainedduring the spring season ... Made her Memphis debut againstEvansville (9-26) ... Played in 12 games, starting three ...Ended the year with one goal and one assist ... Assisted onMelissa Savage's game-winning goal in a 2-0 win over Hous-ton (10-3) ... Scored her first Division I goal,which was thegame-winning goal, in a 4-1 win over East Carolina (10-10)... Started games against USE (10-15), Saint Louis (10-24)andUAB(ll-S).

2003 (Freshman [Christian Brothers University]) - Scored33 goals and recorded 10 assists for 76 points in leading CBUto a Gulf South Conference Championship ... Led NCAADivision II in goals, goals per game and points per game ...Was named the GSC Player and Rookie of the Year ... A firstteam All-GSC selection in leading CBU to the round of 16 in

the NCAA Tournament.

Before Memphis - AttendedKashiwai High School ... Playedclub soccer for the NikkmoDream Ladies under coach Ta-motsu Suzuki ... Led the team toa pair of league championships.

Personal - Born January 8, 1981, in Fukuoka, Japan ... Is thedaughter of Kouichi and Yumiko Mikami.

Career StatsYear2004

GP-GS11-3

Shots13

SOG6

G1

A1

Pts.3

GW1

Melissa SavageJuniorArlington, Texas / ArlingtonMidfielder • 5-02004 (Sophomore) - One of four players that played in ev-ery game ... Started 17 of 19 games ... Had 32 shots, whichwas second on the team, and was third in shots on goal with13 ... Took a season-high seven shots against Cincinnati (10-29) ... Also took five shots vs. Evansville (9-26) and fouragainst Drury (9-17) ... Recorded her only goal of the yearin her home state in a 2-0 win at Houston (10-3)... Her goalagainst the Cougars was her first career goal and was also thegame-winner ... Named third team All-Conference USA.

2003 (Freshman) - Played in all 18 games while starting 16,the most of any freshman on the roster ... Started all 10 C-USA contests ... Scored two points on a pair of assists ... Re-corded her first career point by assisting on Yuiko Konno'sgoal against Cincinnati (9-21) ... Assisted on another one ofKonno's goals in a win over Alabama A&M (10-10) ... Took22 shots, putting nine on goal.

Before Memphis - Played soccer for four years at ArlingtonHigh School for head coach Rebecca Buchele ... Scored 17goals and had 11 assists for 45 points her senior year, which

Career StatsYear20042003Totals

GP-GS19-171S-1637-33

Shots322254

SOG13922

G101

A022

Pts.2

_24

GW1Q

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11helped earn her All-State honors... Led her team to the state play-offs in 2001 and 2002 ... Alsoplayed for the Texas State Olym-pic Development Program teamand the Region III ODP team ...Her club team, the Dallas Texans,won state champion-ships in 1997, 1999and 2000 ... A mem-ber of the NationalHonor Society.

Personal - BornJanuary 10, 1985, inArlington ... Is thedaughter of Rick andRocky Savage.

• y ^Caroline BarrettSophomoreAugusta, Georgia / AquinasMidfielder / Forward • 5-22004 (Freshman) - Played in 18 of 19 games ... Started 13,including the first eight games of the year ... Recorded fourpoints on a pair of goals ... Scored her first goal in her firstcollegiate game against Alabama A&M (8-29)... Netted thegame-winning goal in a 2-0 win against Tennessee Tech(9-10) ... Recorded at least one shot in 14 of her 18 gamesplayed ... Had 24 shots on the year, and put nine of those ongoal.

Before Memphis - Played sweeper and forward and letteredfor four years at Aquinas High School for coach TommyGarcia ... Broke the school record for goals and assists in aseason with 36 of each as a sophomore in 2002 ... Her teamfinished third in the state in Class 3A in 2002 ... Named sec-ond team All-Area as a sophomore and junior ... A memberof the Georgia State Olympic Development Program teamfrom 2002-03 ... Played club soccer for the Columbia Coun-ty Patriots and was the team captain from 2001-03 ... Scored41 goals in her three seasons with the Patriots.

Career StatsYear2004

GP-GS18-13

Shots24

SOG9

G2

A0

Pts.4

GW1

10Personal - Born September 8,1986, in Augusta ... Is the daugh-ter of Allan and Kathy Barrett.

Isabel BrionesSophomoreGadsden, AlabamaGoalkeeper • 5-92004 (Freshman) - Saw action in five games, starting four... Played just over 365 minutes, allowing five goals ... Hada 1-3 record and recorded a goals-against average of 1.23,contributing to the team setting a school record with a teamGAA of 1.19 ... Appeared in her first career game in the sec-ond half at Mississippi State (9-14) and shut out the Bull-dogs for the half... Recorded her first career shutout againstDrury (9-17), making four saves in a 1-0 Tiger win ... Startedagainst UAB in her home state of Alabama (10-17), and alsomade starts against Marquette (10-22) and Saint Louis (10-24)... Made 12 saves at UAB ... Had 23 saves and an .821save percentage.

2003 (Redshirt) - Was expected to challenge for the startinggoalkeeper position, but was forced to redshirt after suffer-ing a knee injury during the summer.

Before Memphis - Earned four letters in both soccer andbasketball at Gadsden High School... Made 204 saves in hercareer as a goalie... Also scored 20 goals and recorded 15 as-

12sists as an attacker while playingfor coach Billy Martin ... Led herteam to a state runner-up finish in2001 in Class 5A ... Played clubsoccer for Attack 86 and wontwo state championships ... Alsoplayed for the Alabama StateOlympic Development Programteam ... A member of the National Honor Society.

Personal - Born August 8, 1985, in Chula Vista, California... Is the daughter of Carlos and Jin Briones.

Career StatsYear GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Pet. W-L-T Sho.2004 5-4 365:30 5 1.23 23 .821 1-3-0 1.0

jCandace HalvorsonSophomoreWhite House, Tennessee /White HouseForward / Midfielder • 5-92004 (Freshman) - Sat out the first seven games of the yearwhile continuing her recovery from knee surgery ... Madeher season debut in the Conference USA opener against De-Paul (9-24), a 2-1 Memphis win ... Played in 11 of the Tigers'final 12 games, receiving six starts ... Scored her first careergoal in a 5-1 win over Charlotte (10-8), in which she also re-ceived her first career start... Also started games against EastCarolina (10-10), USF (10-15), Maiquette (10-22), Cincin-nati (10-29) and UAB (11-3) ... Put five of her six shots onthe year on goal, including three against Charlotte.

2003 (Redshirt) - Sat out and was awarded a redshirt aftersuffering a knee injury prior to the season.

Before Memphis - Earned All-State, All-County, and All-District honors in all four seasons at White House HighSchool under coach Micheal Felzien ... Also named All-Mid-state and All-Region two times ... Named the District MVPfour times and the County MVP twice ... Scored 97 goalsand had 53 assists in her prep career ... Had 30 goals and 20assists as a senior ... Also participated in basketball and ten-

nis for two seasons ... Played clubsoccer for the Tennessee FootballClub and help it to a state cham-pionship in 2002 ... A memberof the National Honor Society ...Graduated in the top 10 percentof her class.

Personal - Born March 18, 1985, in Donelson, Tennessee.Is the daughter of Bob and Gayle Halvorson.

Career StatsYear2004

GP-GS11-6

Shots6

SOG5

G1

A0

Pts. GW2 0

Elaine SedgewickSophomoreDurham, England / DurhamDefender • 6-02004 (Freshman) - Provided depth in the Memphis back-field by playing in 14 games while drawing a starting assign-ment three times ... Started against Tennessee-Martin (9-8),USF (10-15) and Marquette (10-22)... Was part of a defensethat held opponents to a school record 1.19 goals-againstaverage ... Recorded two assists on the year, both comingagainst Charlotte (10-8) ... Helped out on Mary Shelton'sgame-winner against the 49ers, which came on a free kickimmediately after she entered the game as a sub ... Also as-sisted on Madison Cheek's goal... Took seven shots, whichcame in seven different games, and had three shots on goal.

Before Memphis - Participated in soccer at Durham HighSchool, playing the sweeper and center defender positions ...Was a member of the Under-17 England National Team aswell as the Under-19 National Pool.

Career StatsYear2004

GP-GS14-3

Shots7

SOG3

G0

A2

Pts.2

GW0

5Personal - Born December 18,1985, in Durham, England ... Isthe daughter of Martin and KarenSedgewick.

Halley Jo SullivanSophomoreAnchorage, Alaska / DimondDefender • 5-92004 (Freshman) - Played in nine games, starting two ...Saw most of her action at the midfield position ... Drew startsagainst Tennessee Tech (9-10) and Mississippi State (9-14)... Recorded eight shots and put four of them on goal... Re-corded four shots and put three on goal against TennesseeTech in her first collegiate start.

Before Memphis - Played four years of soccer at A.J. Di-mond High School under coach Joe Panicic ... Also partici-pated in basketball and volleyball ... Named second teamAll-Region once, first team All-Region twice and All-Statetwice ... Led her team to a runner-up finish in the state tour-nament in 2001 and 2002 ... Played club soccer for the Alas-ka Goldstrikers Soccer Club, where she was a teammate ofcurrent Memphis freshman Kate Murphy ... Was awardedthree academic letters.

21Personal-BornAugust 26,1985,in Anchorage ... Is the daughterof Mike Sullivan and Linda Wy-check.

Career StatsYear2004

GP-GS9-2

Shots8

SOG4

G0

A0

Pts.0

GW0

Asuka KubotaSophomoreSaitama, Japan / Martin Methodist CollegeForward / Midfielder • 5-6

182004 (Freshman [Martin Methodist College]) - Named afirst team NAIA All-American at the Pulaski, Tenn., school,helping lead the team to a 14-3-2 record ... Tallied 18 goalsand 22 assists for a total of 58 points, which was second onthe team ... Led the team in assists and was third in goals ...Played in and started 15 games ... Had five multiple-goalgames, including a four-goal and a three-goal game ... Re-corded multiple assists in seven games ... Played both theforward and midfield positions ... Led her team to the Tran-South Conference regular season and tournament champion-

ships ... Team also qualified for the NAIA Region XI Tour-nament and the national tournament.

Before Memphis - Attended Nanryo Upper SecondarySchool... Was a member of the Under-19 Japanese NationalTeam.

Personal - Born July 1, 1985, in Saitama, Japan ... Is thedaughter of Masayoshi and Hidemi Kubota.

Joanna AlexopulosFreshmanMississauga, Ontario / Applewood SecondaryDefender • 5-319Before Memphis - A member of the Canadian Under-17National Team ... Was the MVP of her team at ApplewoodSecondary each year from 2001 to 2003 ... Played club soc-cer for the Dixie Blaze and helped lead the squad to the na-tional championship and the Ontario Cup championship in2004 ... Was a club teammate of fellow freshman AlexandraAtkinson ... Also participated in volleyball as a setter and

was a point guard on the basketball team ... Was a memberof the honor roll each year during high school... Played withthe Toronto Lynx of the W-League over the summer prior tocoming to Memphis.

Personal - Born July 21, 1987, in Mississauga, Ontario ... Isthe daughter of Eva and Ilias Alexopulos.

Caroline AllenFreshmanLittle Rock, Arkansas / Little Rock CentralGoalkeeper • 5-31Before Memphis - Played soccer for four seasons at LittleRock Central High School under coach Keith McPhersonand led her team to back-to-back Class 5A state champion-ships in 2002 and 2003 ... Named All-State and the tourna-ment MVP of the state high school tournament as a senior ...Named the Arkansas Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior... Played club soccer for the Little Rock FC and led thatteam to state club championships every year from 1999-2003

... Was a member of the Olympic Development Program Re-gion III Team from 2001-04 ... Was invited to the Under-16 National Team camp ... Also participated in basketball atLRCHS ... A member of the National Honor Society.

Personal - Born January 23, 1987, in Little Rock ... Is thedaughter of Ben and Elizabeth Allen.

Alexandra AtkinsonFreshmanMississauga, Ontario / Father GoetzDefender • 5-7Before Memphis - Has played club soccer for both the Di-xie Dominators and the Dixie Blaze club teams ... Helpedlead the Dominators to the Ontario Cup championship in2002 and the Blaze to the 2004 Ontario Cup championship... Also helped lead the Blaze to the 2004 National Clubchampionship ... Her play on defense contributed to the teamallowing just two goals in the national tournament as well as

13just two goals in the Ontario Cup tournament... Was a clubteammate of fellow freshman Joanna Alexopulos ... Servedas a team captain for the Blaze and also participated in bas-ketball for her high school.

Personal - Born March 16, 1986, in Oakville, Ontariothe daughter of Jeff and Barb Atkinson.

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Katy BoothFreshmanColleyville, Texas / Colleyville HeritageMidfielder / Forward • 5-87Before Memphis - Lettered in soccer for four years at Col-leyville Heritage High School under coach Lincoln Hunt ...Helped lead CHHS to a pair of district championships in2003 and 2004 and an area championship in 2003 ... Led theteam to a 22-3-1 mark in 2004 ... Named second team All-District in 2004 as a junior ... Led the team with 18 assists to

go along with five goals during her junior year ... Played forthe D'Feeters '87 club team ... A four-year member of thehonor roll and a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal - Born April 21, 1987, in Bedford, Texas ... Is thedaughter of Chuck and Teri Booth.

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Lauren EverhartFreshmanSevierville, Tennessee / Gatlinburg-PittmanForward / Midfielder • 5-7Before Memphis - Helped lead Gatlinburg-Pittman HighSchool to three-straight district championships from 2001-03, a regional championship in 2003, and an appearance inthe state sectional in 2003 ... Played four years of soccer forcoach Carrie Gumlick ... Named All-District from 2001-04,All-Region from 2002-04, All-State in 2002 and 2003, Dis-trict Offensive MVP in 2002 and 2004, and Regional MVPin 2003 ... Recorded four hat tricks as a senior in 2004, in-cluding one game with five goals, and ended her career with84 goals, including 27 as a senior ... Also played basketball

for three years and ran track for four seasons ... Was namedAll-District in basketball as a sophomore ... Played club soc-cer for the Eclipse and was a member of the Tennessee StateOlympic Development Program team in 1999 and 2001 ...A member of the Tennessee Honors Program Class of 2004and a National Merit recipient... Graduated with a 4.0 grade-point average.

Personal - Born May 19, 1987, in Sevierville, Tennessee ...Is the daughter of David and Jodie Everhart.

Kylie HayesFreshmanPiqua, Ohio / PiquaForward / Midfielder • 5-6Before Memphis - Scored 141 goals and recorded 37 assistsduring her high school career at Piqua High School undercoach Beth Rosenkranz ... Had 47 goals and eight assistsduring her senior year which led the entire state of Ohio inscoring ... Her 141 career goals are the third-most in OhioHigh School Athletic Association history ... Led her teamto a 13-4-1 record in 2004 ... Named first team All-District,All-Area and All-Conference all four years of high school... A four-time team MVP and a two-time All-State selec-tion ... Named the 2004 Area and Conference Player of theYear... Had five separate five-goal games in 2004 ... Played

8club soccer for the Dayton Soccer Academy ... Played onthe Olympic Development Program state team in Ohio ...Also participated in track, and set school records in the 100meters, 4x200 and 4x400 relays ... Also a member of the All-Conference academic team and the National Honor Society... Graduated with a 4.0 grade-point average.

Personal - Born January 20, 1987, in Troy, Ohiodaughter of Bob and Marjie Hayes.

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Chloe JamesFreshmanCincinnati, Ohio / Roger BaconDefender / Midfielder • 5-6Before Memphis - Played and started for four years undercoach Jason Arszman at Roger Bacon High School, whereshe played all positions except for goalkeeper ... A two-timefirst team All-Southwest Ohio selection ... Named the Divi-sion II Southwest Ohio Region Player of the Year, first teamAll-State, and the All-City Player of the Year as a senior in2004 ... Also selected a Girls High School All-American in2004... Scored five goals and recorded six assists as a seniorwhile playing mainly on defense and in the midfield ... Thirdteam All-State in 2003 ... A two-time first team All-Girls

25Greater Cincinnati League (GGCL) selection and the GGCLPlayer of the Year in the Grey Division in 2004 ... The GGCLis generally recognized as the most competitive league forgirls' sports in Ohio ... A two-time GGCL first team selec-tion and was also named to the second team as a sophomore... An honor roll student.

Personal - Born October 23, 1986, in Sydney, Australia ... Isthe daughter of Keith and Patti James.

Lindsey JosephFreshmanWest Chester, Ohio / Lakota EastMidfielder • 5-7Before Memphis - Played soccer for four years at LakotaEast High School under coach Tara Murray ... Helped leadher team to the Greater Miami Conference co-championshipin both 2003 and 2004 ... Also led Lakota East to a districtchampionship and the regional semifinals in 2004, as wellas the regional semifinals in 2003 ... Led her club team, theDayton Soccer Academy, to two State Cup finals appearanc-es in 2002 and 2003 and the Club Soccer Regional Champi-

onship in 2003 ... A member of the Olympic DevelopmentProgram Ohio South Region II State Team from 2002-03 ... Alsoplayed softball for one year... A member of the honor roll.

Personal - Born September 25, 1986, in Huntington, WestVirginia ... Is the daughter of Allen Joseph and Ann Morton... Also has a stepfather, Richard Morton, and a stepmother,Tara Joseph.

Maggie LeoneFreshmanCordova, Tenn. / St. Agnes AcademyDefender • 5-6Before Memphis - Led St. Agnes Academy to a pair of re-gional championships in 2003 and 2004 ... A four-year start-er under coach Bobby Ireland ... As a senior, her team went15-1-2 and was ranked No. 1 in the city and No. 6 in RegionIV ... Named All-State by the Tennessee Athletic Coaches'Association (TACA), named to the Commercial Appeal Bestof Preps All-Metro and to the West Region Second Team in2004 ... As a junior, was named TACA All-State while lead-ing St. Agnes to the state semifinals ... Named All-State as

16a sophomore and to the Commercial Appeal Best of PrepsAll-Metro team as both a sophomore and junior ... Scored21 career goals and recorded 10 career assists ... Played clubsoccer for the Germantown Fury, which is coached by Mem-phis assistant coach Jodi Fisher ... Helped lead the Fury totwo state finals ... Also participated in basketball and track.

Personal - Born October 7, 1986, in Memphis ... Is thedaughter of Joe and Karen Leone.

Sarah MacGregorFreshmanIndianapolis, Indiana / Brebeuf Jesuit PrepMidfielder • 5-523 Before Memphis - A member of the soccer team for fouryears at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School under coach SeanBartram ... Named All-District and All-County three yearsstraight... Played club soccer for the Dynamo FC, and helpedlead the team to the State Cup finals for six-straight seasons,winning the Cup twice ... Played two years on the Olympic

Development Program state team in Indiana ... Also partici-pated in track for one season ... Named Academic All-Stateand is a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal - Born September 21, 1986, in Indianapolis ... Isthe daughter of Michael and Kathleen MacGregor.

Kate MurphyFreshmanAnchorage, Alaska / WestDefender / Midfielder • 5-5Before Memphis - A four-year member of the soccer teamat West High School in Anchorage under coach Bree John... A three-time first team Region IV All-Conference selec-tion ... Led West High to a conference runner-up finish inthe 2003 season ... Was nominated for the Alaska GatoradePlayer of the Year in 2003 ... A member of the OlympicDevelopment Program state team in Alaska and the AlaskaGoldstrikers Soccer Club team, where she was a teammate

2 of current Memphis sophomore Halley Jo Sullivan ... Helpedlead the Goldstrikers to three state championships ... Alsoearned two varsity letters in tennis ... A member of the honorroll, National Honor Society, and a recipient of an AcademicGold Star.

Personal - Born August 3, 1987, in Anchorage ... Is thedaughter of Harvey and Janet Murphy.

Laura PfefferFreshmanRochester, Michigan / RochesterMidfielder • 5-3Before Memphis - Led Rochester High School to districtchampionships in 2002 and 2004, as well as appearances inthe regional finals in both years ... Played soccer for fouryears under coach Todd Meugh ... Named All-State as a se-nior in 2005 ... Named first team All-State, All-Area, All-Region, All-League, and All-District as a junior after scoringsix goals and dishing out 15 assists ... A third team All-Areaselection and an All-League and All-District pick in 2003 ...

6Helped lead her club team, the Vardarstars, to the 2004 StateCup Championship in the Under-18 division ... Has been amember of the Olympic Development state team in Michi-gan ... Also played basketball for one year ... A four-timescholar-athlete and member of the National Honor Society.

Personal - Born May 11, 1987, in Rochester, Michigan ... Isthe daughter of Nick and Karen Pfeffer.

Emiko SchwabFreshmanHighlands Ranch, Colorado / GrandviewMidfielder / Forward • 5-8

20Before Memphis - A four-year member of the soccer teamunder coach Bruce Brown at Grandview High School inAurora, Colo., where she was an All-Conference pick as afreshman in 2002 and as a junior in 2004 ... Led the team ingoals and points the past three seasons ... Selected All-Statein 2003 ... Holds the school record for career assists with 15and is third all-time in school history in goals scored with 16... Named the team MVP in 2004 ... Played club soccer for

the Colorado Rush, and won the Colorado State Champion-ship with the team in 2004 and 2005 ... Also played in twostate semifinals with her club team ... Played basketball fortwo years ... A member of the academic team.

Personal - Born October 8, 1987, in Denver ... Is the daugh-ter of Scott and Janice Schwab.

Aika YoungFreshmanTumon, Guam / Academy of Our Lady of GuamMidfielder / Forward • 5-6

26Before Memphis - A member of the soccer team at the Acad-emy of Our Lady of Guam, where she played four years forcoach Michelle Presnell ... Led her team to a first place fin-ish on the island of Guam as a senior ... Named All-Islandfirst team as a senior and was a two-time All-Island MVP...A three-time Island All-Star ... Led her team in scoringand assists for two seasons ... Is a member of the Guam Na-tional Team and has been a member for three years ... Also amember of the Under-19 National Team ... A member of the

volleyball squad ... Was named the volleyball team MVP ...A standout in the classroom, she graduated with a 4.2 grade-point average and was ranked in the top five percent of herclass ... A member of the principal's list, honor roll, and theNational Honor Society.

Personal - Born February 10, 1987, in Oka, Guamdaughter of Russell and Kazuko Young.

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C-USA Tournament title

2004 Conference USA Tournament

QuarterfinalsWednesday, November 32) UAB 4, (7) Memphis 13) Marquette 2, (6) Charlotte 1

(5) Louisville 2, (4) East Carolina 1(1) Saint Louis 3, (8) DePaul 1

SemifinalsThursday, November 4UAB 2, Marquette 0Saint Louis 1, Louisville 0

FinalsSaturday, November 6UAB 2, Saint Louis 1

All Tournament TeamJenny Rynders, UAB (Offensive MVP)Brianna McCarty, UAB (Defensive MVP)Liz Bosscher, UABPam Cooney, UABJamie Craft, LouisvilleMeghan Connelly, MarquetteKelly Ferguson, Saint LouisDee Guempel, Saint Louis

i Courtney Hulcer, Saint LouisiTaraKidwell, UABCassi Winchell, Saint Louis

2004 All-Conference USA Teams

First TeamF: Jamie Craft, LouisvilleF: Tara Kidwell, UABF: Meghan McCallion, East CarolinaMF: Dee Guempel, Saint LouisMF: Julianne Sitch, DePaulMF: Julie Thompson, MarquetteD: Courtney Hulcer, Saint LouisD: Gina Lower, LouisvilleD: Leanne McGee, MemphisD: Brianna McCarty, UABGK: Amanda Martin, Saint Louis

Second TeamF: Jamie Perry, Saint LouisF: Jessie Moore, TCUMF: Lindsey Beam, CharlotteMF: Jenny Rynders, UABMF: Katie Reed, USFMF: Kelly Ferguson, Saint LouisMF: Nikki Hawkins, HoustonD: Renee Balconi. CincinnatiD: Ashley George, MarquetteD: Jill Leeder, CharlotteGK: Katie Bissen, Marquette

Italic indicates 2005 returnee

Third TeamF: Meghan Connelly, MarquetteF: Lauren Prewitt, Southern MissF: Carla Scanniello, MemphisMF: Jackie Obcrt, TulaneMF: Erin Walter, DePaulMF: Stacci Sastre, USFMF: Melissa Savage, MemphisD: Rachel Cabecerias, East CarolinaD: Pam Cooney, UABD: Amy Seng, LouisvilleGK: Breck Bankester, USF

All-Freshman TeamJen Avila, LouisvilleLindsey Beam, CharlotteJennifer Dyer, DePaulMonique Gjini, LouisvilleNatalie Haerens, MemphisMaureen Kole, MarquetteSally Palmer, UABJill Porto, UABErica Robinson, LouisvilleCarla Scanniello, MemphisCassi Winchell, Saint LouisShannon VanMatre, Saint Louis

WOMEN'S ATHLETICS

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iii -A*m _-*_An overall successful season ended for the Memphis

women's soccer team with a 4-1 loss toeventual Conference USA Tournamentchampion UAB in the quarterfinals of theleague's postseason classic. The Blazerswould eventually go on to the NCAATournament and upset Wake Forestin the first round before bowingout to Tennessee in the second ^_round.

The Tigers hadthe best start to a sea-son in program his-tory, winning four oftheir first five gamesand putting together a7-2 record through the monthof September, which includedthe program's first win overregional rival Ole Miss since2001 and just the second inprogram history. The win inOxford also broke the Reb-els' streak of 16 straightnon-conference homewins and 22 straight non-conference home gameswithout a loss, a streakthat spanned since the1999 season. Memphisended the month of Sep-tember by defeating defending conference champion DePaulin the Tigers' home opener, giving Memphis a 2-0 recordagainst teams that had participated in the 2003 NCAA Tour-nament.

Memphis also started its Conference USA schedule 4-1 and were in a tie for second place on October 10. Fromthere, however, the Tigers lost four straight, including twoby one goal, and found themselves needing to win their fi-nal game of the year against Cincinnati to qualify for the C-USA Tournament. In an exciting double overtime game, theTigers topped the Bearcats 1-0 in as senior Monica Powellscored her first goal of the year as the game-winner on thefirst assist of the year from senior Leanne McGee. The winpropelled the Tigers into the C-USA Tournament for the firsttime since 2002.

All of the success was possible despite the Tigers miss-ing two of their top players from 2003. Yuiko Konno and

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*. I ""Nicky McLeod, a pair of first-team All-C-USA selectionsfrom 2003 and expected to play large parts on the 2004squad, both missed the season. Konno was not granted an ex-tra year of eligibility by the NCAA after she had transferredto Memphis from a school in Japan, and McLeod redshirtedwhile continuing to recover from knee surgery after tearing

an ACL during the spring season.Despite the tough way that the year ended in

St. Louis, Memphis tied a school record for wins ina season and set a school record for winning per-

centage. Four players were named to the All-C-USA team, tied for the most in school history

and the most for a Tiger squad under headcoach Brooks Monaghan. It was also thesecond-straight year that Memphis had afirst-team all-conference honoree as Mc-Gee was named a first teamer followingMcLeod and Konno the previous season.

iNotable Accomplishments by 2004 Lady Tigers

- Tied school record for mostwins in school history (11)

- Set school record for best win-ning percentage in school his-tory (.579 [11-8-0])

- Tied school record forshutouts in a season (7)

- Set school record for teamgoals against average (1.19)

- Four All-Con-ference USAhonorees, tiedfor the most inschool historyand the most un-der head coachBrooks MonahanLeanne McGee

- Second-straight year with at least onefirst team All-Conference USA honoree,just the second time in school history that hashappened

I- Second-straight year with a Soccer Buzz All-Region hon-oree, the first time in school history that has happened

- Second-straight year with an NSCAA All-Region honoree,also the first time in school history that has happened.

- Three Conference USA Player of the Week awards, themost in any one season in school history

- Two players named CoSIDA Academic All-District

- One player named an NSCAA/Adidas Scholar-Athlete

-Team earned a 3.21 cumulative grade point average duringthe 2003-04 school year, leading to an NSCAA Team Aca-demic Award for the second-straight season

- All seven seniors have either already graduated or arescheduled to graduate this December

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2004 Awards and Honors

Preseason All-C-USA TeamYuiko KonnoNicky McLeod

C-USA Defensive Player of the WeekNatalie Haerens - 9/7Natalie Haerens - 9/13Leanne McGee - 11/1 (Co)

All C-USA First TeamLeanne McGee

All-C-USA Third TeamMelissa SavageCarla Scanniello

C-USA All-Freshman TeamNatalie HaerensCarla Scanniello

CoSIDA Academic All-District IV First TeamRobyn Smart

CoSIDA Academic All-District IV Second TeamAnnika Moller

NSCAA/Adidas South Region Scholar-Athlete Third TeamCourtnee Melton

NSCAA All-Central Region Second TeamLeanne McGee

Soccer Buzz All-Central Region Second TeamLeanne McGee

Soccer Buzz Central Region All-Freshman TeamNatalie Haerens

2005 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports ScholarCourtnee Melton

2004 Seniors

Susannah DawellsYuiko Konno

Leanne McGeeAnnika MollerMonica PowellJocelyn RaineMary Shelton

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Tennessee TechSunday, August 281:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.Location Cookeville, Tenn.Founded 1915Enrollment 9,217Nickname Golden EaglesColors Purple and GoldConference Ohio ValleyPresident Dr. Robert BellAthletic Director Mark WilsonHome Field Tech Soccer FieldCapacity 800Head Coach Carrie ProostAlma Mater James Madison, 1995Record at School/Years 7-6-4/1Career Record/Years Same2004 Record 7-6-4Conference Record/Finish 2-3-3/7thPostseason NoneAssistant Coach Henry EllisLetterwinners Returning/Lost 17/7Women's Soccer SID Thomas CorhernOffice Phone 931-372-3088Fax 931-372-6139Email tjcorhern21 @ tntech.eduAthletics Website www.ttusports.comSeries vs. Memphis 1-1-0

UT-MartinWednesday, September 77:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.Location Martin, Tenn.Founded 1951Enrollment 5,800Nickname SkyhawksColors Blue, Orange, and WhiteConference Ohio ValleyChancellor Dr. Nick DunaganAthletic Director Phil DaneHome Field Skyhawk FieldCapacity 500Head Coach Nathan PiferAlma Mater Covenant College, 1984Record at School/Years 26-57-8/5Career Record/Years 255-149-24/212004 Record 4-11-2Conference Record/Finish l-7-0/9thPostseason NoneAssistant Coach Sherri WeeksLetterwinners Returning/Lost 11/9Women's Soccer SID Abbey DaneOffice Phone (731) 881-7632Fax (731) 881-7624Email abbeydane@yahoo.comAthletics Website www.utmsports.comSeries vs. Memphis 1-4-0

SamfordFriday, September 27:00 p.m.Birmingham, Ala.

Location Birmingham, Ala.Founded 1841Enrollment 4,440Nickname BulldogsColors Red and BlueConference Ohio ValleyPresident Dr. Thomas E. CortsAthletic Director Bob RollerHome Field Bulldog FieldCapacity 1,000Head Coach ToddYeltonAlma Mater King College, 1991Record at School/Years 35-18-7/3Career Record/Years 75-50-11/72004 Record 10-7-1Conference Record/Finish 7-1-0/lstPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Brian Copham

Jay YeltonLetterwinners Returning/Lost 15/8Women's Soccer SID Zac SchrieberOffice Phone (205) 726-2802Fax (205) 726-2545Email zdschrie@samford.eduAthletics Website., www.samfordsports.comSeries vs. Memphis First Meeting

Missouri StateSunday, September 111:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.

Location Springfield, Mo.Founded 1905Enrollment 20,846Nickname BearsColors Maroon and WhiteConference Missouri ValleyPresident Dr. Michael T. NietzelAthletic Director Bill RoweHome Field Cooper Sports ComplexCapacity 1,500Head Coach Rob BrewerAlma Mater Lynchburg (Va.), 1977Record at School/Years 87-79-16/9Career Record/Years 155-107-18/142004 Record 9-4-4Conference Record/Finish 3-2-2/4thPostseason NoneAssistant Coach Lane DavisLetterwinners Returning/Lost 16/5Women's Soccer SID.... Larissa WeatherallOffice Phone (417) 836-5402Fax (417) 836-4868Email Iaw313s@smsu.eduAthletics Website www.smsbears.net....www.missouristatebears.com(as of 8-28)Series vs. Memphis 4-1-1

EvansvilleSunday, September 411:30 a.m.Birmingham, Ala.

Location Evansville, Ind.Founded 1854Enrollment 2,400Nickname Purple AcesColors Purple, White, and OrangeConference Missouri ValleyPresident Dr. Stephen JenningsAthletic Director Bill McGillisHome Field Black Beauty Field at Arad

McCutchan StadiumCapacity 2,000Head Coach Chris PfauAlma Mater Old Dominion, 1989Record at School/Years First SeasonCareer Record/Years 11-40-2/32004 Record 3-13-1Conference Record/Finish l-5-l/7thPostseason NoneAssistant Coach Krista McKendreeLetterwinners Returning/Lost 10/7Women's Soccer SID Bob BoxellOffice Phone (812) 479-2285Fax (812) 479-2090Email bb33@evansville.eduAthletics Website ..www.gopurpleaces.comSeries vs. Memphis 3-2-1

Ole MissTuesday, September 137:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.

Location Oxford, Miss.Founded 1848Enrollment 16,498Nickname RebelsColors Cardinal Red and Navy BlueConference SoutheasternChancellor Dr. Robert C. KhayatAthletic Director Pete BooneHome Field Ole Miss Soccer StadiumCapacity 1,500Head Coach Steve HolemanAlma Mater Wake Forest, 1990Record at School/Years 109-83-11/10Career Record/Years 116-89-14/112004 Record 9-10-2Conference Record/Finish .. 4-5-2/4th WestPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Derek Greene

Melinda SmithLetterwinners Returning/Lost 13/10Women's Soccer SID Kyle CampbellOffice Phone (662) 915-7544Fax (662) 915-7006Email ekcambe@olemiss.eduAthletics Website... www.olemisssports.comSeries vs. Memphis 5-2-1

Mississippi StateFriday, September 167:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.

Location Starkville, Miss.Founded 1878Enrollment 15,934Nickname BulldogsColors Maroon and WhiteConference SoutheasternPresident Dr. J. Charles LeeAthletic Director Larry TempletonHome Field MSU Soccer FieldCapacity 500Head Coach Neil MacdonaldAlma Mater Augusta State, 1997Record at School/Years 9-9-3/1Career Record/Years 158-43-8/62004 Record 9-9-3Conference Record/Finish ..5-5-l/2nd WestPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Ja'net Esparza

Andy MannersLetterwinners Returning/Lost 12/6Women's Soccer SID Todd AndersonOffice Phone (662) 325-7556Fax (662) 325-3654Email tanderson@athletics.msstate.eduAthletics Website ....www.mstateathletics.comSeries vs. Memphis 5-3-2

TulaneFriday, September 307:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.

Location New Orleans, La.Founded 1834Enrollment 13,214Nickname Green WaveColors Olive Green and Sky BlueConference Conference USAPresident Dr. Scott CowenAthletic Director Rick DicksonHome Field Westfeldt FacilityCapacity 1,200Head Coach Betsy AndersonAlma Mater North Carolina State, 1995Record at School/Years 33-35-7/4Career Record/Years Same2004 Record 7-10-2Conference Record/Finish 4-5-l/9thPostseason NoneAssistant Coach Andrea AlfilerLetterwinners Returning/Lost 18/8Women's Soccer SID Heather HenningOffice Phone (504)314-7219Fax (504)865-5512Email hhenning@tulane.eduAthletics Website...www.tulanegreenwave.comSeries vs. Memphis 4-4-0

Middle TennesseeSunday, September 182:00 p.m.Murfreesboro, Tenn.Location Murfreesboro, Tenn.Founded 1911Enrollment 22,322Nickname Blue RaidersColors Royal Blue and WhiteConference Sun BeltPresident Dr. Sidney A. McPheeAthletic Director Chris MassaroHome Field Blue Raider Soccer FieldCapacity 500Head Coach Aston RhodenAlma Mater Alabama-Huntsville, 1989Record at School/Years 33-23-5/3Career Record/Years 72-73-6/92004 Record 13-4-2Conference Record/Finish 6-1-1/lstPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Beth Acreman

Adam SayersLetterwinners Returning/Lost 11/7Women's Soccer SID Tony StinnettOffice Phone (615) 904-8209Fax (615) 898-5626Email stinnett@goblueraiders.comAthletics Website.. www.goblueraiders.comSeries vs. Memphis 1-1-0

UTEPSunday, October 21:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.Location El Paso, TexasFounded 1914Enrollment 18,542Nickname MinersColors Dark Blue, Orange, and Silver AccentConference Conference USAPresident Dr. Diana NatalicioAthletic Director Bob StullHome Field University FieldCapacity 500Head Coach Kevin CrossAlma Mater Austin College, 1995Record at School/Years 43-27-3/4Career Record/Years Same2004 Record 13-5-1Conference Record/Finish 5-2-l/T2ndPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Holly Cohen

Kelly Parker, Katie GilmoreLetterwinners Returning/Lost 13/5Women's Soccer SID Brian HenryOffice Phone (915) 747-5722Fax (915) 747-5444Email bhenry@utep.eduAthletics Website ...www.utepathletics.comSeries vs. Memphis First Meeting

Southeast Missouri StateSunday, September 256:00 p.m.Cape Girardeau, Mo.Location Cape Girardeau, Mo.Founded 1873Enrollment 9,534Nickname RedhawksColors Red and BlackConference Ohio ValleyPresident Dr. Kenneth W. DobbinsAthletic Director Don KavermanHome Field Houck StadiumCapacity 10,000Head Coach Heather NelsonAlma Mater Saskatchewan, 1992Record at School/Years 65-32-10/6Career Record/Years 96-81-15/92004 Record 11-6-2Conference Record/Finish 3-3-2/T5thPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Beth Guccione

Paul NelsonLetterwinners Returning/Lost 12/10Women's Soccer SID Patrick ClarkOffice Phone (573) 651-2937Fax (573) 651-2810Email paclark@semo.eduAthletics Website ....www.gosoutheast.comSeries vs. Memphis 0-1-1

East CarolinaFriday, September 73:00 p.m.Greenville, N.C.

Location Greenville, N.C.Founded 1907Enrollment 22,766Nickname PiratesColors Purple and GoldConference Conference USAChancellor Dr. Steve BallardAthletic Director Terry HollandHome Field Bunting FieldCapacity 500Head Coach Rob DonnenwirthAlma Mater... West Virginia Wesleyan, 1988Record at School/Years 57-42-5/6Career Record/Years 119-68-24/112004 Record 8-9-2Conference Record/Finish 6-3-l/4thPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Shannon St. George

Katie EganLetterwinners Returning/Lost 12/7Women's Soccer SID Malcolm GrayOffice Phone (252) 328-4522Fax (252) 328-4528Email graym@mail.ecu.eduAthletics Website www.ecupirates.comSeries vs. Memphis 0-2-0

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MarshallSunday, October 911:00 a.m.Huntington, W.V.

THE HERD

Location Huntington, W.V.Founded 1837Enrollment 16,551Nickname Thundering HerdColors Green and WhiteConference Conference USAPresident Dr. Stephen J. KoppAthletic Director Bob MarcumHome Field Sam Hood FieldCapacity 1,500Head Coach Chris KaneAlma Mater LaSalle, 1995Record at School/Years 5-28-4/2Career Record/Years Same2004 Record 3-13-3Conference Record/Finish 0-ll-l/13thPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Cory Hill

Suzie GrechLetterwinners Returning/Lost 19/5Women's Soccer SID Sarah HauckOffice Phone (304) 696-4662Fax (304) 696-2325Email hauck@marshall.eduAthletics Website www.herdzone.comSeries vs. Memphis First Meeting

Southern MissSunday, October 231:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.Location Hattiesburg, Miss.Founded 1910Enrollment 15T974Nickname Golden EaglesColors Black and GoldConference Conference USAPresident Dr. Shelby F. ThamesAthletic Director Richard GianniniHome Field.. Marshall Bell Track and Field

and Soccer ComplexCapacity 1,500Head Coach Gail MacklinAlma Mater Southern Miss, 2001Record at School/Years 5-11-1/1Career Record/Years Same2004 Record 5-11-1Conference Record/Finish l-9-0/T13thPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches... Claire Rea, Dolores DeasleyLetterwinners Returning/Lost 14/8Women's Soccer SID Jared FlorreichOffice Phone (601) 266-5332Fax (601)266-4507Email jared.florreich@usm.eduAthletics Website ..www.southernmiss.comSeries vs. Memphis 4-2-0

UABFriday, October 147:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.Location Birmingham, Ala.Founded 1969Enrollment 16,293Nickname BlazersColors Forest Green and Old GoldConference Conference USAPresident Dr. Carol GarrisonAthletic Director Watson BrownHome Field West Campus FieldCapacity 2,500Head Coach Paul HarbinAlma Mater Mercer, 1985Record at School/Years 94-76-11/9Career Record/Years 131-102-13/132004 Record 16-6-1Conference Record/Finish 8-2-0/2ndPostseason ....NCAA Tournament, 2nd RoundAssistant Coaches Summer Perala

Jeannette CroceLetterwinners Returning/Lost 12/7Women's Soccer SID Chris DealOffice Phone (205) 934-0724Fax (205) 934-7505Email cdeal@uab.eduAthletics Website www.uabsports.comSeries vs. Memphis 8-2-0

TulsaFriday, October 287:00 p.m.Tulsa, Okla.Location Tulsa, Okla.Founded 1894Enrollment 4,100Nickname Golden HurricaneColors.. Old Gold, Royal Blue, and CrimsonConference Conference USAPresident Dr. Steadman UphamAthletic Director Judy MacLeodHome Field Hurricane Soccer and Track StadiumCapacity 2,000Head Coach Rena RichardsonAlma Mater Hardin-Simmons, 1994Record at School/Years 7-10-4/1Career Record/Years 35-75-9/62004 Record 7-10-4Conference Record/Finish 4-3-l/5thPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches Mark Plakorus

Missy KellerLetterwinners Returning/Lost 14/9Women's Soccer SID Roger DunawayOffice Phone (918)631-2163Fax (918) 631-3913Email roger-dunaway@utulsa.eduAthletics Website.. www.tulsahunicane.comSeries vs. Memphis 1-0-0

UCFFriday, October 217:00 p.m.Memphis, Tenn.Location Orlando, Fla.Founded 1963Enrollment 44,000Nickname Golden KnightsColors Black and GoldConference Conference USAPresident Dr. John C. HittAthletic Director Steve OrsiniHome Field UCF Soccer FieldCapacity 1,000Head Coach Amanda CromwellAlma Mater Virginia, 1992Record at School/Years 89-37-5/6Career Record/Years 109-51 -6/82004 Record 17-4-2Conference Record/Finish 8-2-0/2ndPostseason ....NCAA Tournament, 2nd RoundAssistant Coaches Donna Fishter

Colby Hale, Michelle AkersLetterwinners Returning/Lost 14/7Women's Soccer SID.... Courtney HastingsOffice Phone (407) 823-2409Fax (407) 823-5266Email chasting@mail.ucf.eduAthletics Website.... www.ucfathletics.comSeries vs. Memphis First Meeting

SMUSunday, October 301:00 p.m.Dallas, TexasLocation Dallas, TexasFounded 1911Enrollment 10,038Nickname MustangsColors Red and BlueConference Conference USAPresident R. Gerald TurnerAthletic Director Jim CopelandHome Field Westcott FieldCapacity 4,000Head Coach John CossaboonAlma Mater SUNY-Cortland, 1977Record at School/Years 32-7-5/2Career Record/Years 105-50-11/82004 Record 15-4-3Conference Record/Finish 6-1-1/lstPostseason NCAA Tournament, 1st RoundAssistant Coach Stewart BrownLetterwinners Returning/Lost 15/6Women's Soccer SID Claire SchmittOffice Phone (214) 768-1054Fax (214) 768-2044Email claires@smu.eduAthletics Website... www.smumustangs.comSeries vs. Memphis First Meeting

HoustonPossible C-USATournament OpponentNovember 2-6, Houston, Texas

Location Houston, TexasFounded 1927Enrollment 35,400Nickname CougarsColors Red and White with Navy TrimConference Conference USAPresident Dr. Jay GogueAthletic Director Dave MaggardHome Field John O'Quinn Field at

Robertson StadiumCapacity 32,000Head Coach Bill SolbergAlma Mater Marquette, 1997Record at School/Years 33-53-7/5Career Record/Years Same2004 Record 5-14-0Conference Record/Finish 2-8-0/12thPostseason NoneAssistant Coaches... Susan Bush, Josh WaltersLetterwinners Returning/Lost 6/13Women's Soccer SID Vicki CassidyOffice Phone (713)743-9391Fax (713) 743-9411Email vprisch@central.uh.eduAthletics Website www.uhcougars.comSeries vs. Memphis 6-1-0

RicePossible C-USATournament OpponentNovember 2-6, Houston, Texas

Location Houston, TexasFounded 1891Enrollment 4,785Nickname OwlsColors Blue and GrayConference Conference USAPresident David W. LeebronAthletic Director Bobby MayHome Field Rice Track/Soccer StadiumCapacity 5,000Head Coach Chris HustonAlma Mater North Carolina, 1992Record at School/Years 36-35-6/4Career Record/Years 58-51-8/62004 Record 14-5-3Conference Record/Finish 5-2-l/T2ndPostseason NCAA Tournament, 1st RoundAssistant Coaches Nicky Thrasher

Justin ZoslowLetterwinners Returning/Lost 13/16Women's Soccer SID John SullivanOffice Phone (713) 348-5636Fax (713)348-6019Email jsully@rice.eduAthletics Website www.riceowls.comSeries vs. Memphis Have Never Met

Conference USA

Women's Soccer SIDCourtney Morrison-Archer

Office Phone (214) 774-1352Fax (214) 496-0055Email cmarcher@c-usa.orgWebsite www.conferenceusa.com

Conference USA Tournament

Dates November 2-6Number of Teams Top eight finishersLocation Houston, TexasStadium Rice Track/Soccer StadiumHost Rice UniversityMemphis All-Time Recordin C-USA Tournament 2-5-0

WOMEN'S ATHLETICS

All-Time Records

Opponent WAlabama A&M 2Arkansas 0

Ark.-Little Rock 2

Belmont 2Brewton Parker 1Christian Brothers 2Charlotte 1Cincinnati 1

DePaul 6Drury 2

East Carolina 2Eastern Illinois 2

Evansville 2Florida Atlantic 1.Florida International 0Florida State 0Houston 1

Jacksonville State 0

UL-Monroe 1

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10-31-9710-14-0410-12-99

9-6-9710-30-0210-8-04

10-29-049-24-049-17-04

10-10-04

9-28-979-26-048-30-02

9-1-02

9-16-9510-3-04

9-5-999-1-00

Opponent WLouisville 5

Loyola-Chicago 1LSU 0Marquette 0

Middle Tennessee 1Missouri 0Missouri State 1

Mississippi StateSNebraska 0Northeastern 1

Oklahoma 0Ole Miss 2Rhodes 4

Sacramento State 0Saint Louis 2San Francisco 1

South Alabama 0South Carolina 0

SE Louisiana 1

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Last Meeting

9-19-0310-22-95

10-5-9610-22-04

9-5-048-31-01

9-12-039-14-04

10-11-029-6-02

9-11-988-31-04

9-1-998-25-00

10-24-048-25-00

10-14-95

9-4-959-10-00

OpponentSE Missouri StateSouthern MissStephen F. AustinTCU

TennesseeTennessee TechToledoTulaneT\ilsaUAB

USF

UT-ChattanoogaUT-MartinVanderbilt

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Meeting

9-9-0310-19-03

9-13-9610-1-048-29-979-10-04

9-3-9910-17-0310-1-9511-3-04

10-15-04

9-4-989-8-04

9-26-01

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in boldMarshall, Samford,for the first time in

school history this year.

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1995Record: 5-14-0 • C-USA: 1-4-0H: 4-5-0 • A: 1-7-0 • N: 0-2-0Coach: Les SzaboDate Opponent Result9-29-49-109-139-159-169-229-269-3010-110-610-8

*at Charlotte L, 2-7at South Carolina L, 0-5:i:Louisville L, 0-1Ark.-Little Rock W, 7-1atLSUvs. Florida State:i:EvansvilleRhodesat Arkansasat Tulsa

L, 0-5L, 1-3

W, 2-1L, 0-1L, 0-2L, 0-5

Mississippi State L, 0-1:i:Cincinnati L, 0-6

10-14 South Alabama L, 2-410-15 Eastern Illinois W, 3-010-20 :;:at Marquette L, 1-310-22 at Loyola-Chicago W, 2-010-25 at Ole Miss L, 0-110-27 Christian Brothers W, 10-211-2 Avs. Charlotte L, 1-4* Conference USA MatchA Conference USA Tournament

Match - Cincinnati, Ohio

1996Record: 8-13-0 • C-USA: 3-6-0H: 5-5-0 • A: 2-7-0 • N: 1-1-0Coach: Les Szabo

Opponent Result. Date9-29-79-139-159-209-229-2910-410-510-6

at Mississippi State L, 0-4at Ark.-Little Rock L, 1-3Stephen F. AustinW, 10-1at Evansville L, 1 -3*Tulane W, 2-0*UAB L, 3-4*at Cincinnati L, 1 -5^Charlotte L, 0-4LSU L, 0-4*USF W, 4-2

10-12 Arkansas L, 2-310-13 Tennessee W, 2-110-15 Ole Miss L, 3-4, ot10-18 *at Saint Louis L, 1-210-20 at Eastern Illinois W, 1-010-25 *at Marquette L, 1-310-27 *at DePaul L, 1-310-30 Rhodes W, 6-411-2 *at Louisville W, 2-111-6 Avs. DePaul W, 5-111-7 Avs. Cincinnati L, 1-2* Conference USA MatchA Conference USA Tournament

Match - Charlotte, N.C.

1997Record: 11-10-1 • C-USA: 4-5-0H: 8-3-1 »A:2-6-0*N: 1-1-0Coach: Les SzaboDate Opponent Result

at TennesseeL, 0-38-30 at UT-Chattanooga W, 1 -09-5 SMS W, 3-19-6 Brewton Parker W, 4-09-12 *at Tulane L, 0-19-14 *atUAB W, 1-09-17 Mississippi State T, 1 - 1 , ot9-19 *Louisville W, 2-09-21 :i=Cincinnati L, 2-3, ot9-26 :::at Charlotte L, 0-29-28 Eastern Illinois L, 0- 1 , ot10-3 *Marquette L, 1-510-5 *DePaul W, 4-110-8 at Ole Miss L, 0-610-14 Ark.-Little Rock W, 3-010-17 !|:atUSF10-19 *Saint Louis10-26 Belmont10-29 Rhodes10-31 at Arkansas11-4 vs. DePaul11-6 vs. Marquette

L, 0-4W, 3-2, ot

W,4-2W, 3-0L, 2-4W.4-1L,0-2

* Conference USA MatchA Conference USA TournamentMatch - St. Louis, Mo.

1998Record: 5-10-3 • C-USA: 2-8-1H: 4-3-2 • A: 1-7-1Coach: Les Szabo

.Opponent ResultRhodes W, 2-0

Date_9-19-49-69-119-169-189-209-259-2710-210-410-810-13

UT-Chattanooga W, 4-1at SMS L, 1-2at Oklahoma L 0-4UT-Martin W, 9-0*at Southern Miss L, 3-6*at Tulane*DePaul*Marquette*at Charlotte*at USFOle Miss

L, 1-2T, 0-0, ot

L, 0-3L,0-2L, 0-7

T, 1-1, otat Mississippi State T, 1 -1, ot

10-16 *at Saint Louis W, 1-010-18 * at Houston

:i:Louisville 10-2310-25 ^Cincinnati10-30 *UAB

L, 0-2W, 6-0L, 1-2L, 1-2

* Conference USA Match

1999Record: 5-13-0 • C-USA: 1-10-0H: 3-8-0-A: 2-5-0Coach: Les SzaboDate__Qpponent9-19-39-59-109-179-199-229-23

ResultRhodes W, 9-0Toledo W, 2-1Jacksonville State L, 0-2SMS L, 0-1*Tulane L, 0-2:i:Southern Miss L, 1-3Mississippi State W, 4-0* at Marquette L, 1-4

9-25 *at DePaul L, 1-210-1 *USF L, 1-210-3 !i!Charlotte L, 0-210-10 at Ole Miss L, 2-310-12 at Belmont W, 6-110-15 ^Houston L, 1-310-17 *Saint Louis L, 0-110-22 *at Cincinnati L, 0-310-24 *at Louisville W, 2-110-29 :i:atUAB L, 0-2* Conference USA Match

2000Record: 9-11-0 • C-USA: 3-8-0H: 6-3-0* A: 3-8-0Coach: Brooks MonaghanDate Opponent Result8-258-259-19-29-89-109-159-179-229-249-2910-110-7

at Sacramento State L, 2-6at San Francisco W, 2-1UL-Monroe W, 3-0Middle Tennessee W, 4-0at SMSSE Louisiana:=at Charlotte"USF!:DePauli:Marquettei:at Tulane

10-1310-1510-2010-22

L, 0-4W, 5-1L, 2-3LO-7

W, 2-0L,4-7

W, 3-2i!at Southern Miss L, 2-3'fat UAB L, 0-4

10-10 at Mississippi State W, 1 -0^Louisville•''Cincinnati!:at Saint Louisi:at Houston

10-25 at Vanderbilt

W, 6-2L, 1-2L, 1-3L, 0-3L, 0-3

10-28 Christian Brothers W, 4-0* Conference USA Match

2001Record: 5-13-1 • C-USA: 3-7-0H: 4-5-1-A: 1-8-0Coach: Brooks MonaghanDate. Opponent Result8-31 at Missouri L, 2-3

• ;fc£*W k

i1} 9-29-89-99-179-219-239-269-289-3010-310-1010-1210-1410-1910-2110-2610-2811-4

SMSat EvansvilleUT-MartinOle Miss*at Saint Louis*at MarquetteVanderbilt*DePaul*CincinnatiChristian Brothers

T, 2-2, otL, 0-2

W,3-0W, 1-0L.0-2L.2-3L.l-2

W. 1-0L,0-2L,2-3

at Tennessee Tech L, 0-1*Southern Miss L, 1-2*Tulane*at Houston*at TCU*at UAB*USF

L,0-lL, 1-2

W, 1-0L, 1-3

W, 3-0at Mississippi State L, 3-4

* Conference USA Match

2002Record: 9-10-1 • C-USA: 5-5-0H: 5-3-0* A: 4-7-0 • N: 0-0-1Coach: Brooks MonaghanDate Opponent ResiilL8-30 at Florida Atlantic W, 2-19-1 vs.FbridaIntetnatiaian;i-l,ot9-6 Northeastern W, 3-09-13 Evansville L, 1-2,2ot9-15 Mississippi StateW, 3-2, ot9-20 Saint Louis L, 0-49-22 East Carolina W, 3-29-27 at Louisville L, 0-19-29 at Charlotte L, 0-310-4 at UT-Martin L, 2-3, 2ot10-7 at SMS W, 2-110-11 at #23 Nebraska L, 0-310-13 at USF L,0-210-18 at Southern Miss W, 1-010-20 UAB W, 1-010-25 TCU W,4-010-27 Houston L.0-110-30 ataristianBiuthas L,l-2,2ot11-2 at Tulane W, 4-011-6 vs. Charlotte L, 0-2* Conference USA MatchA Conference USA Tournament

Match - Charlotte, N.C.

2003Record: 5-10-3 • C-USA: 2-7-1H: 4-4-1 «A: 1-6-2Coach: Brooks MonaghanDate Opponent Result8-29 Mississippi State L, 1-38-31 at Ole Miss L, 0-79-5 at Evansville T, 0-0, 2ot9-9 SE Missouri StateT, 1 -1, 2ot

*¥(M^%°1H /9-12 SMS L, 2-39-14 atDrury W, 3-09-19 "at Louisville T, 1-1, 2ot9-21 "at Cincinnati L, 1-29-26 "DePaul L, 1-2, ot9-28 "Marquettc L, 0-110-8 UT-Martin W, 3-110-10 Alabama A&M W, 5-110-12 "at Houston L, 0-110-17 "Tulane W, 4-010-19 "Southern Miss W 3-210-24 "USF L, 0-110-26 "atUAB L, 1-210-31 "atTCU L, 1-2* Conference USA Match

2004Record: 11-8-0 • C-USA: 5-5-0H: 7-2-0 • A: 4-5-0 • N: 0-1-0Coach: Brooks MonaghanDate Opponent Result8-29 at Alabama A&M W. 4-08-31 atOleMiss W, 1-09-5 Middle Tennessee L. 1-29-8 at UT-Martin W, 2-19-10 Tennessee Tech W, 2-09-14 at Mississippi State L, 0-29-17 Drury W, 1-09-24 "DePaul W. 2-19-26 Evansville W, 1-010-1 "atTCU L, 0-1, 2ot10-3 "at Houston W. 2-010-8 "Charlotte W, 5-110-10 "East Carolina W.4-110-15 *atUSF L, 0-410-17 "atUAB L, 1-210-22 "Marquette L, 0-110-24 "at Saint Louis L, 0-310-29 "Cincinnati W, 1-0, 2ot11-3 Avs.UAB L, 1-4* Conference USA MatchA Conference USA Tournament

Match - St. Louis, Mo.

NameAmrozowicz, Rebecca

Baker, AllisonBarrett, CarolineBarse, LauraBates-Earner, NicoleBellamy, ElizabethBourigalt, StephanieBreton, MarcieBriones, IsabelBronars, Jennifer-Brown, VickiBrannon, CatherineButtermore, Jessica

Caswell, ChristyCheek, MadisonChinellato, HeatherCiezki, AmyClunie, AmyCotton, NancyCunin, Frances

Danaher, MollyDawells, SusannahDodd, Erin

Feddema, JamieFerris, ErinFisher, JodiFulbright, Amy

Gardner, ElizabethGjertsen, JessicaGnaster, LisaGoff, JenniferGreen well, Vicki

Haerens, NatalieHalvorson, CandaceHarrison, LindleyHeinz, ShelleyHill, LaVonneHorton, Jackie

Irish, Kelsey

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MFF/MFMFDMFDDGKFDDF

MFFF/GKMF/DGKMFGK

DMFMF

MFMFFMF

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GKMF/FMFDMFMF

MF

StSwte^Tf •<"Years

1999-02

1999-0220042001

1997-0019951995

1998-992004

2000-011995

1995-961995-97

1995-982003-041996-982001-02

20031999

1995-97, 1999

1999-002001-04

1997

19972002-031995-98

1996

20022000

1997-982000-01

2004

20042004

1997-981995-971995-98

1999

2004

The 1995 team, pictured here, was the first ever women's soccer team at the University of Memphis.

Keating, Beth MF/D 2003-04Kelley, Shannon D 1995-96Kelsall. Kim D 1995Konno, Yuiko F 2003

Marsh, Tiffany D 1998Marr, Kirsty F 2002-03McGee, Leanne D 2002-04McLeod, Nicky MF 2002-03Meduri, Michelle MF 1998-01Meehan, Michcle MF/F 1997-00Melton, Courtnee D 2002-04Mikami, Shoko F 2004Moghim, Leila F 1998Moller, Annika D 2001-03Mulrooney. Melissa GK/D 1996Murphy, Kara D 1995-97

Nielsen, Anja MF 2000-01

Ovrebo, Elin MF 1995

Pierce, Michelle F 1995Powell, Monica F 2001-04

Raine, Jocelyn D 2002-04Rawe, Kari GK 2000-03Ruiz, Veronica MF/D 2000-03

Savage, Melissa MF 2003-04Scanniello, Carla F 2004Sedgewick, Elaine D 2004Shelton, Mary D 2001-04Simon, Jennifer GK 1998Smart, Robyn F/D 2002-04Smith, Meridith F 1996-99Sorensen, Michelle F 2001Sparrow, Rebecca F 2000-01Spiniolas, Candace F/D 1998-00Stamper, Sherri GK/D 1995Strung, Brittany MF/D 2003Sullivan, Halley Jo MF/D 2004

Thiele, Jen D 1998-01Thompson, Tiffany D 2000-01Thorsdottir, Anna F 2002Trautman, Jessi D 2000

Vilhodt, Carina MF 2001Vossen, Jennifer MF 1995-98Vossen, Stephanie D 1998-99

Waddell, Robin D 1995-97Wicksell, Katrina GK 2000-02Williams, Suzanne D 1998-01Willoughby, Angela D 2001Wilson, Heather" MF 2003Wilson, Kristan MF 2002Winslett, Tori MF/F 1997-00

Zimmer, Lisa F 1995Zmurchuk, Lesley D 1996-97

Bold indicates active players

M. _iSeason Records

Points

Individual

IbtaLJessica GjertsenShelley HeinzJennifer VossenJodi FisherYuiko Konno

4029282727

20001995199619962003

GoalsJessica Gjertsen 18 2000Shelley Heinz 12 1995Yuiko Konno 12 2003Meredith Smith 11 1996Candice Spiniolas 10 2000Jennifer Vossen 10 1996

AssistsChristy Caswell 12 1996Jodi Fisher 11 1996Jennifer Vossen 8 1996Christy Cas well 8 1997Candice Spiniolas 8 2000

ShotsShelley HeinzJessica GjertsenAlison BakerAlison BakerJodi Fisher

7366645351

19952000200220011997

Multiple Goal MatchesJessica Gjertsen 6 2000Meredith Smith 4 1996Candice Spiniolas 3 2000Shelley Heinz 3 1995Jennifer Vossen 3 1996

Goalkeeping VictoriesNatalie Haerens 10 2004Katarina Wicksell 9 2002Katarina Wicksell 7 2000Heather Cinellato 6 1997Katarina Wicksell 5 2001Frances Currin 5 1999Heather Chinellato 5 1998Frances Currin 5 1997

SavesKatarina Wicksell 99 2002Frances Currin 96 1999Frances Currin 86 1996Katarina Wicksell 84 2001Heather Chinellato 79 1998Frances Currin 79 1997

Goals Against Average (Minimum looo minutes)Natalie Haerens 1.18 2004Katarina Wicksell 1.38 2002Katarina Wicksell 1.65 2001Frances Currin 1.73 1999Heather Chinellato 1.80 1998

ShutoutsNatalie Haerens 6Katarina Wicksell 5Katarina Wicksell 4.5Katarina Wicksell 4Frances Currin 4

Goalkeeping MinutesKatarina Wicksell 1766Katarina Wicksell 1746Frances Currin 1472Natalie Haerens 1370Heather Chinellato 1350

Team

Goals4742383231

Assists5341353028

Points1471171149989

Shots339277276242236

Saves141130113110101

Shutouts7755

20042002200120001997

20022001199920041998

Year19962000199719981995

19961997199820002004

19961997200019981995

19972004200220031998

19961995199720021998

2004 £,\J\J^

199720022001OAAH2,0001 OOQ iyys

Goals Against Average1.19 20041.43 20021.60 20031.64 20011.67 1997

Match Records

Individual

PointsShelley Heinz 9 vs. CBU 10/27/95

GoalsShelley Heinz 4 vs. CBU 10/27/95LeskyZmurchuk 4vs.SteprmF.Austin 9/13*96

AssistsCatherine Brannon4 vs. Rhodes 10/30/96Jodi Fisher 4 vs. Rhodes 10/30/96

ShotsShelley Heinz 10 vs. CBU 10/27/95

SavesFrances Currin 15 vs. Marquette 9/23/99

Team

Goals10 vs. CBU 10/27/9510 vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/13/96

Assists12vs.UT-Martin 9/16/9812 vs. Rhodes 10/30/9612 vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/13/96

Points32 vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/13/9630 vs. UT-Martin 9/16/9830 vs. CBU 10/27/95

Shots44 vs. CBU 10/27/95

Saves15 vs. Marquette 9/23/99

Top Five Home Crowds

1. 1,203 vs. Rhodes 10/30/962.639 vs Charlotte 10/4/963. 578 vs. Tennessee 10/13/964. 533 vs. Tennessee Tech 9/10/045. 385....... .......vs. UAB 10/30/98

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PointsJodi Fisher 94Christy Caswell 68Jennifer Vossen 52Candice Spiniolas 50Meredith Smith 47

GoalsJodi Fisher 33Candice Spiniolas 19Jessica Gjertsen 18Meredith Smith 18Jennifer Vossen 18

AssistsChristy Caswell 32Jodi Fisher 26Jennifer Vossen 16Candice Spiniolas 12Meredith Smith 11

ShotsJodi Fisher 178Alison Baker 166Jennifer Vossen 132Christy Caswell 130Shelley Heinz 112

Multiple Goal MatchesJessica Gjertsen 6Meredith Smith 6Candice Spiniolas 6Jodi Fisher 5Jennifer Vossen 3

Total Year1995-981995-981995-981998-001996-99

Matches PlayedChristy CaswellJodi Fisher

8079

1995-981998-00

20001996-991995-98

1995-981995-981995-981998-001996-99

1995-981999-031995-981995-981995-97

20001996-991998-001995-981995-98

1995-981995-98

Alison BakerJennifer VossenMeredith SmithMichele Meehan

76757575

Goalkeeping VictoriesKatarina Wicksell 21Frances Currin 16Heather Chinellato 15Natalie Haerens 10Kari Rawe 5

SavesFrances Currin 326Katarina Wicksell 259Heather Chinellato 168Natalie Haerens 71Sherri Stamper 65

1999-021995-981996-991997-00

2000-021995-97,99

1996-982004

2000-03

1995-97, 992000-021996-98

20041995

Goals Against Average (Minimum 2500 minutes)Heather Chinnellato 1.68 1996-98Katarina Wicksell 1.82 2000-02Frances Currin 2.20 1995-97,99

ShutoutsKatarina Wicksell 13.5 2000-02Heather Chinellato 8 1996-98Frances Currin 6.5 1995-97, 99Natalie Haerens 6 2004Kari Rawe 2.5 2000-03

Goalkeeper Minutes PlayedFrances Currin 4907 1995-97,99Katarina Wicksell 4809 2000-02Heather Chinellato 2784 1996-98Kari Rawe 1695 2000-03Natalie Haerens 1371 2004

Miscellaneous Team Records

MostMatchesPlayedinaSeason 22, 1997(11-10-1)Most Wins 11, 1997 (11-10-1) and 2004 (11-8-0)Most Losses 14, 1995(5-14-0)Fewest Wins 5, five times (1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003)Fewest Losses 8,2004(11-8-0)Best Winning Percentage 579 (11-8-0), 2004Worst Winning Percentage 263 (5-14-0), 1995Longest Winning Streak 3, seven times (1996, 1997 [2], 2000, 2002, 2004 [2])Congest Losing Streak 6, twice (1995, 2001)Longest Home Winning Streak 6, twice

(10/19/97-9/16/98 and 9/10/04-10/10/04)Longest Home Losing Streak 4, four times

(9/26/95-10/14/95; 9/5/99-9/19/99; 10/1/99-10/17/99; 9/30/01-10/14/01;Longest Road Winning Streak 3, (8/29/04-9/8/04)Longest Road Losing Streak 10, (9/26/97-10/4/98)Largest Margin of Victory 9, three times

vs. Stephen F. Austin (10-1), 9/13/96vs. UT-Martin (9-0), 9/16/98

vs. Rhodes (9-0), 9/1/99Largest Margin of Defeat 7, twice! vs. USF(0-7), 10/4/98

vs. Ole Miss (0-7) 8-31-03

AH Time Lady Tiger Honor Roll

First Team All-Conference USALeanne McGee (2004) - DefenderNicky McLeod (2003) - MidfieldYuiko Konno (2003) - Forward

Jessica Gjertsen (2000) - ForwardShelley Heinz (1995, 1996) - Midfield

Second Team All-Conference USAKatarina Wicksell (2002) - Goalkeeper

Christy Caswell (1998) - DefenderChristy Caswell (1995, 1997) - Midfield

Shelley Heinz (1997) - DefenderJennifer Vossen (1996) - Midfield

Third Team All-Conference USACarla Scanniello (2004) - ForwardMelissa Savage (2004) - Midfield

Alison Baker (2002) - MidfieldJodi Fisher (1997) - Forward

All-Conference USA Freshman TeamCarla Scanniello (2004) - Forward

Natalie Haerens (2004) - GoalkeeperNicky McLeod (2002) - MidfieldJessica Gjertsen (2000) - Forward

Rebecca Amrozowicz (1999) - FowardLisa Gnaster (1997) - Defender

Meredith Smith (1996) - ForwardChristy Caswell (1995) - Midfield

Jodi Fisher (1995) - Forward

Conference USA Freshman of the YearJessica Gjertsen (2000)

Conference USA Offensive Flayer of the WeekYuiko Konno (10/20/03)

Jessica Gjertsen (10/30/00)Jodi Fisher (10/23/98)

Christy Caswell (9/22/97)Lesley Zmurchuk (9/16/96)Shelley Heinz (10/30/95)

Jodi Fisher (9/18/95)

Conference USA Defensive Player of the WeekLeanne McGee (11/1/04)Natalie Haerens (9/13/04)Natalie Haerens (9/7/04)

Katarina Wicksell (10/21/02)Frances Currin (9/22/97)

Soccer Buzz All-Central Region TeamLeanne McGee (Second Team - 2004)

Natalie Haerens (All-Freshman Team - 2004)Yuiko Konno (Third Team - 2003)

NCSAA All-Central Region TeamLeanne McGee (Second Team - 2004)

Yuiko Konno (Third Team - 2003)

Friday, August 26James Madison Tournament, Harri-sonburg, Va.

East Carolina vs. Loyola, 5:00 p.m.La.-Lafayette at Southern Miss, 5:00 p.m.UCF at Pepperdine, 6:00 p.m.Houston at Baylor, 8:00 p.m.Thundering Herd Nike Classic, Hun-tington, W.V.

Duquesne at Marshall, 8:00 p.m.Auburn at Rice, 8:00 p.m.SMU at Texas, 8:00 p.m.Arkansas at Tulsa, 8:00 p.m.UAB at Jacksonville State, 8:00 p.m.Tulane Tournament, New Orleans, La. I

Alabama at Tulane, 8:30p

Saturday, August 27Eighth Annual Miner Classic, El Paso, 'lexas

North Texas at UTEP, 3:00 p.m.

Sunday, August 28James Madison Tournament, Harri-sonburg, Va.

East Carolina vs. Richmond, 11:00 a.m.Nicholls State at Houston, 2:00 p.m.Thundering Herd Nike Classic, Hun-tington, W.Va.

Pittsburgh at Marshall, 2:00 p.m.Tennessee Tech at Memphis, 2:00 p.m.Saint Louis at Rice, 2:00 p.m.SMU at Texas Tech, 2:00 p.m.Tulsa at UL-Lafayette, 2:00 p.m.UAB at Nebraska, 2:00 p.m.Eighth Annual Miner Classic, El Paso, Texas

Eastern Illinois at UTEP, 3:00 p.m.Tulane Tournament, New Orleans, La.

Troy at Tulane, 3:30 p.m.UCF at UC-Santa Barbara, 4:00 p.m.

Tuesday, August 30West Texas A&M at UTEP, 9:00 p.m.

Wednesday, August 31SMU at Oral Roberts, 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, September 1Texas Southern at Rice, 8:00 p.m.

Friday, September 2Samford Bulldog Soccer Classic,Birmingham, Ala.

Marshall vs. Evansville, 4:30 p.m.Memphis at Samford, 8:00 p.m.

Arkansas StateToionament, Jonesbom,ArkTulsa at Arkansas State, 5:30 p.m.

UAB Nike Tournament, Birmingham, Ala.Tulane vs. Kennesaw State, 6:00 p.m.

East Carolina at UNC Wilmington, 7:00 pmTCU at SMU, 8:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Miss. Valley St., 8:00 p.m.Kennesaw State at UAB, 8:00 p.m.UTEP at Texas State, 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, September 3UCF Invitational, Orlando, Fla.

Mississippi at UCF, 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 4Arkansas State Tournament, Jonesbom,Aik

Tulsa vs. Arkansas-Little Rock, NoonSamford Bulldog Soccer Classic,Birmingham, Ala.

Memphis vs. Evansville, 12:30 p.m.Marshall at Samford, 2:00 p.m.

Western Carolina at East Carolina, 1:00 p.mSouthern Miss at Murray State, 1:00 p.m.UAB Nike Tournament, Birmingham, Ala.

Tulane vs. Louisville, 1:00 p.m.Grambling State at Houston, 2:00 p.m.Texas State at Rice, 2:00 p.m.North Texas at SMU, 2:00 p.m.UTEP at Sam Houston State, 2:00 p.m.

Monday, September 5UCF Invitational, Orlando, Fla.

Mississippi at UCF, 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, September 6TCU at Houston, 4:00 p.m.

Wednesday, September 7Florida State at UCF, 5:30 p.m.Tennessee-Martin at Memphis, 8:00 p.m.

Friday, September 9Sun City Invitational, El Paso, Texas

Sacramento State at UTEP, 2:00 p.m.North Florida at Southern Miss, 5:00 p.m.East Carolina at Texas A&M, 7:00 p.m.Marshall Green & White Inv'l,Huntington,W.V.

La Salle at Marshall, 7:00 p.m.Saint Mary's Tournament, Moraga, Calif.

SMU at St. Mary's, 7:00 p.m.Wisconsin-Milwaukee at UCF, 7:00 p.m.Sam Houston State at Houston, 8:00 p.m.Stephen F. Austin at Rice, 8:00 p.m.Wyoming at Tulsa, 8:00 p.m.UAB at Alabama, 8:00 p.m.USD Tournament, San Diego, Calif.

Tulane at San Diego, 8:30 p.m.

Saturday, September 10Sun City Invitational, El Paso, Texas

Mississippi State at UTEP, 2:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 11USD Tournament, San Diego, Calif.

Tulane vs. Pepperdine, NoonEast Carolina at Oklahoma, 1:00 p.m.Rice at Nebraska, 1:00 p.m.Saint Mary's Tournament, Moraga, Calif.

SMU vs. California, 1:00 p.m.Loyola College at UCF, 1:00 p.m.Marshall Green & White Inv'l,Huntington, W. V.

Georgia Souttem at Marshall, 1:30 p.m.Missouri State at Memphis, 2:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Centenary, 2:00 p.m.Vanderbilt at UAB, 3:00 p.m.Texas Tech at Tulsa, 3:30 p.m.Stephen F. Austin at Houston, 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday, September 13Mississippi at Memphis, 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, September 15Baylor at SMU, 8:00 p.m.

Friday, September 16Texas Tech at UTEP, 3:00 p.m.Campbell at East Carolina, 4:00 p.m.Marshall at Kentucky, 7:00 p.m.UAB at Duke, 7:30 p.m.Texas Southern at Houston, 8:00 p.m.

Mississippi State at Memphis, 8:00 p.m.Rice at North Texas, 8:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Samford, 8:00 p.m.LSU at Tulane, 8:00 p.m.Tulsa at Oklahoma, 8:30 p.m.

Sunday, September 18UTEP at Grambling State, NoonMarshall at Morehead State, 1:00 p.m.Francis Marion at East Carolina, 2:00 p.m.North Texas at Houston, 2:00 p.m.Rice at Texas, 2:00 p.m.Pepperdine at SMU, 2:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Jacksonville State, 2:00 pmTulane at UL-Lafayette, 2:00 p.m.UAB vs. North Carolina, 2:30 p.m.Memphis at Middle Tennessee, 3:00 p.m.Florida at UCF, 4:00 p.m.Tulsa at Oklahoma State, 8:00 p.m.

Tuesday, September 20Mobile at Tulane, 8:00 p.m.

Wednesday, September 21Furman at East Carolina, 4:00 p.m.

Thursday, September 22Sixth Aiviual Bolder Shootout, ElPaso, Texas

Utah Valley State at UTEP, 9:00 p.m.

Friday, September 23Houston at UL-Lafayette, 2:00 p.m.Northern Iowa at Tulsa, 4:00 p.m.Florida International at UCF, 7:00 p.m.TCU at Rice, 8:00 p.m.USC at SMU, 8:00 p.m.Birmingham-Southern at UAB, 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, September 24Centenary at Tulsa, 5:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 25St. Joseph's at East Carolina, 1:00 p.m.Houston at McNeese State, 2:00 p.m.Marshall at Charlotte, 2:00 p.m.Rice at Idaho State, 2:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Louisiana Tech, 2:00 p.m.Nicholls State at Tulane, 2:00 p.m.Sixth Annual Bonier Shootout, ElPaso, Texas

Louisiana-Monroe at UTEP, 3:00 p.m.Memphis at Southeast Missouri Slate, 7flOpm

Wednesday, September 28Tulsa at Oral Roberts, 8:00 p.m.

Friday, September 30*East Carolina at Rice, TBA^Marshall at Houston, 2:00 p.m.* Southern Miss at UCF, 5:30 p.m.*Tulane at Memphis, 8:00 p.m.*UTEP at UAB, 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, October 2*East Carolina at Houston, 2:00 p.m.*Marshall at Rice, 2:00 p.m.:i:UTEP at Memphis, 2:00 p.m.Florida Atlantic at UCF, 2:00 p.m.*Tulane at UAB, 3:00 p.m.*Tulsa at SMU, 4:30 p.m.

Friday, October 7*Memphis at East Carolina, 4:00 p.m.*UAB at Marshall, 5:30 p.m.

* Houston at SMU, 8:00 p.m.:|:Rice at Tulsa, 8:00 p.m.*Southern Miss at UTEP, 8:00 p.m.* UCF at Tulane, 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, October 9*Memphis at Marshall, Noon*UAB at East Carolina, 1:00 p.m.:!:Houston at Tulsa, 2:00 p.m.*Rice at SMU, 2:00 p.m.''Southern Miss at Tulane, 2:00 p.m.*UCF at UTEP, 3:00 p.m.

Friday, October 14*Marshall at Southern Miss, 5:00 p.m.*East Carolina at UCF, 7:00 p.m.*SMU at UTEP, 8:00 p.m.*Houston at Rice, 8:00 p.m.*UAB at Memphis, 8:00 p.m.Tulsa at Tulane, 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, October 16:i:East Carolina at Southern Miss, 1:00 pm*Marshall at UCF, 1:00 p.m.*SMU at Tulane, 2:00 p.m.*Tulsa at UTEP, 2:00 p.m.

Tuesday, October 18Miami at UCF, 7:00 p.m.

Friday, October 21*Tulsa at East Carolina, 4:00 p.m.*Southern Miss at UAB, 5:00 p.m.*SMU at Marshall, 7:00 p.m.*UTEP at Houston, 8:00 p.m.*UCF at Memphis, 8:00 p.m.*Tulane at Rice, 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, October 23*SMU at East Carolina, 1:00 p.m.*Tulane at Houston, 2:00 p.m.:i:Southern Miss at Memphis, 2:00 p.m.*UTEP at Rice, 2:00 p.m.*Tulsa at Marshall, 2:30 p.m.*UCF at UAB, 3:00 p.m.

Friday, October 28*Houston at Southern Miss, 4:00 p.m.*Rice at UCF, 7:00 p.m.*Memphis at Tulsa, 8:00 p.m.*UAB at SMU, 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, October 29*East Carolina at Marshall, 1:00 p.m.*UTEP at Tulane, 1:00 p.m.

Sunday, October 30*Houston at UCF, 1:00 p.m.*Rice at Southern Miss, 1:00 p.m.*Memphis at SMU, 2:00 p.m.*UAB at Tulsa, 2:00 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 2-Sunday, Nov. 6Conference USA Women's SoccerChampionship, Houston, Texas

* Denotes Conference USA Game

All Times listed are Easternand are subject to change

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MEMPHISDreamers. Thinkers. Doers.

or almost a century the University of Memphis hasbeen a catalyst for progress in the city of Mem-

I phis, the state of Tennessee and the surroundingMid-South region. From its inception as a normal schooldedicated to the education of public school teachers, toits role today as an educator of technologically-sawygraduates who face a complex world, the University ofMemphis has always fulfilled its current mission while

state in the nation and from almost 100 countries aroundthe world choose to attend the University of Memphis.They come here on the recommendation of their major^professors at European universities; they come herettd^study subjects that are offered nowhere else,Jthey cometo study alongside men and women who are recognizedand respected throughout the academic and scientific^communities as foremost in their fields.

Ever forward-looking, the University of Memphis is poisedto enter one of its most historic and productive periods.From the faculty and staff we have in place to our alumniand benefactors, our "people assets" have never beenmore willing, able and generous in their efforts to buildan academic environment that makes a life-long impact

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more than 20,000 students and a campus of 1,160acres on four different sites.

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At Temple, Johnson was responsible for di-recting a program with more than 500 student-athletes in 20 men's and women's intercollegiate

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school history. Before becoming the athletic director at

football coach Tommy West, former New JerseyNets and UMass head basketball coach JohnCalipari, baseball coach Daron Schoenrock andLady Tiger basketball coach Blair Savage,- whois considered one of the up-and-coming youngcoaches in the country

With his staff completed, Johnson set hissights on revamping University of Memphis ath-letic facilities. Johnson initiated a capital cam-paign to add a new 8,000-square-foot footballand basketball office complex to the currentAthletic Office Building, a new basketball prac-tice facility and a complete renovation of theMurphy Athletic Complex. The $8 million cam-paign was the largest fund-raising effort in thehistory of Memphis athletics and has broughtthe Tiger athletic facilities on-line with the Con-ference USA sister institutions.

During his tenure, Johnson has created theAthletic Director's Honor Roll, the Tiger Schol-arship Fund Board of Directors and the AthleticDirector's Ambassadors Club.

Johnson has conducted several rneetingswith the Memphis Park Commission to add agreater presence for the Tigers in Liberty BowlMemorial Stadium. Numerous signs appear inthe Liberty Bowl indicating that the stadium isthe "Home of the Tigers." He was also instru-mental in implementing the addition of a newturf field to the stadium for 2005.

the associate athletic director at Northern Iowafrom 1974-80.

A former football coach himself, John-son served as an assistant at Mankato StateUniversity from 1968-74. He coached atYoungstown State University during the 1967and 1968 seasons. Prior to joining the staffat Youngstown State, Johnson served as /an assistant coach at Northern Iowa /(1965-67) and the University of Iowa / k j(1963-65).

An Ottawa, III., native, John-son has his bachelor's degree insociology from the University ofIowa and a master's in physicaleducation from the University Jof Northern Iowa.

He is a member of the INational Association of Col- Ilege Directors of Athletics, the INCAA Selection Review Com- Imittee and is the chair of the \l Committee for C-USA. He \o serves on the NCAA Mem- \p Committee and the NCAA \t Council.

Johnson and his wife, Melba,have three children and four grand-children.

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he Tigers' South Campus Strength andConditioning facility is located next tothe newly remodeled indoor turf room

in the Billy J. Murphy Athletic Complex.Opened in January 1993, the facility serveseach of the University's intercollegiate sportsprograms.

Head Strength and Conditioning CoachMike Stark oversees all workouts at SouthCampus. He is aided by graduate assistantsJosh Medler and Jason Hartman and volun-teer assistant Ken Roach. The Tiger football,men's soccer, baseball and track teams workout with Stark and his staff.

A former U of M football player, Starkhas worked with numerous professionalfootball players, including the Detroit Lions'Marcus Bell, the Arizona Cardinals' MichaelStone, the Indianapolis Colts' Idrees Bashirand the St. Louis Rams' All-Pro receiverIsaac Bruce.

In addition to the South Campus weightroom, there is a weight facility in the ElmaRoane Fieldhouse that was refurbished in thespring of 2005. That weight room will benefitwomen's basketball, volleyball, women's ten-nis, cross country, women's golf, softball andwomen's soccer. Assistant Strength CoachLee Yerty is responsible for all workouts inthe Fieldhouse. He is assisted by graduateassistant and former volleyball player BrittanyBarnett.

The men's basketball team utilizes aweight room that is located in its practicefacility, the Larry O. Finch Center. AssistantStrength Coach Richard Hogans and gradu-ate assistant Mike Malone are charged withthe workouts of Tiger basketball, as well asthe men's tennis and men's golf teams.

With three state-of-the-art facilities locat-ed around campus, the U of M Strength andConditioning staff is well-equipped to handlethe training needs of Tiger student-athletes.

WEIGHT- ROOM - HIGHLIGHTS

The 10,500-square-foot varsity weight room is^equipped with rugged, versatile hardware sojthat groups of up to 75 student-athletes cantrain concurrently with optimal effectivenessand efficiency.

Workouts are designed and supervised by oneor more of the Strength and Conditioning staff'scertified specialists, and each student-athlete's

ized database.

< The Tiger Power philosophy couples functional,multi-joint movements with fundamental prin-ciples: exercise techniques are simplified andperformed on an alternating heavy/explosivebasis in order to maximize training effects whileminimizing teaching and training time (as wellas fatigue). Performance based fitness and workquality are the bottom-line objectives.

< The weight room's equipment upgrade planreflects this philosophy and includes: 10 self-contained Olympic platforms and power racks;a plyometric/medicine ball area; a completedumbbell line; and a variety of hip sleds, glute/ham stations, cable stations and other supple-mental pieces allowing student-athletes to

movements.

equipped with dressing/rest rooms; is naturallyilluminated; and is maintained at a constant 70-

< In planning the long-range Tiger Power pro-grams, student-athletes are assigned to re-spective developmental levels based on indi-vidual ability and training history. For example,newcomers begin with an extensive volume of"foundational" or generalized movements andprogress toward more intensive and specializedexercises with each successive phase.

constant over a student-athletes four- or five-year sport career; however, broad variations inworkload combine the program's simplicity witha measure of sophistication.

he University of Memphis athletic trainingstaff is second-to-none when it comes toensuring that U of M student-athletes re-

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rehabilitation and preventative care.And now with the new renovation of the

Murphy Athletic Complex training facility, theMemphis student-athlete can be assured of re-ceiving the best medical attention and rehabili-tation available.

The Murphy Athletic Complex training roomhas been redesigned and reconstructed as partof the $6 million renovation of South Campus.

The new training facility, which more thandoubles the size of the old training room, con-tains an in-ground aquatic rehabilitation poolwhich allows trainers to work on rehabilitating in-juries without having the student-athlete supporthis/her own body weight.

The new training room also contains newdoctor examination rooms, storage areas and thelatest in rehabilitation equipment.

The athletic training staff uses a compre-hensive annrnarh tn thp iniurv rare anrl Itie

wellness of student-athletes by utilizing state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment equipmentwith the latest methods in the care and preven-tion of injuries.

Amos Mansfield enters his first year ashead athletic training, replacing Eddie Cantler,who served in the position since 1980 andwas recently promoted to assistant athleticdirector for support services. Mansfield spentthe last four years at Southern Miss as anassistant trainer and was the primary trainerfor men's basketball, while also assisting withfootball. He has two full-time certified ath-letic trainers, two graduate assistants and 18student trainers.

Assistant trainer Jennifer Bone is entering herfourth year as the trainer for men's basketball.She is a 1997 graduate of Anderson University inIndiana and received her master's degree fromthe University of Memphis in exercise and sports

an assistant trainer.The athletic training staff is surrounded by

many qualified and generous team doctors whoare available to the many student-athletes at theUniversity of Memphis.

Dr. Barney Freeman, Dr. Fred Azar, Dr. JeffreyDlabach and Dr. Barry Phillips of The Campbell

die needs of the Tiger athletic teams, while Dr.Thomas Meriwether and Dr. Arthur Franklin serveas the teams' physicians. Dr. Allen Sills serves asthe teams' neurosurgeon.

Tiger student-athletes are fortunate to havethe two largest privately-owned hospital sys-tems in the world located in Memphis. BaptistHospital and Methodist Hospital offer the finestin healthcare to area residents and handle thecare of Memphis athletes.

The athletic training staff is one support groupthat the athletic teams cannot do without. Theyare responsible for staffing all practices and gamesas well as handling the day-to-day rehabilitation ofinjured or post-surgery student-athletes.

The goal of the sports medicine departmentis not only to care for the injuries, but also toassist the student-athletes in preventing injuriesfrom occurring.

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. Orthopedic Surgeon

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In the late1920s, student publi-cations and downtown

(newspapers began re-ferring to the football

team as the "Teach-fers" or "Tutors." The[Tiger nickname wouldreturn, but not un-tiill939 was it finallyadopted as the officialnickname for the Uni-5prcih/ nf Mpmnhk

AMASCOT. For over 30

to the University on November 11,1972.

tion of his daughter, called thelittle tiger, Shane. Once in Mem-phis, however, a contest was heldto name the mascot. More than2,500 entries came in to a commit-tee chaired by Judge Harry Pierotti.The list ran from Spook, Sampson,Goliath, Bengo, Sultan, Sahib, BigCat, Ptah, Touchdown, Sonny, andShiloh to Bengie Wougie BengalBoy from Tennessee.

Finally, the judges reduced thelist to two: Shane and TOM, for Ti-gers-of-Memphis. TOM won.

When the University of Memphisfirst fielded a football team in thefall of 1912, no one had selected anickname for the squad.

Early references to the football

ball games, as well as numerousbasketball games. TOM II has alsobeen seen at Tiger baseball, soccerand women's basketball games.

The first tiger, purchased by

TOM II came to the Universityof Memphis in the fall of 1992 andwill move to a new habitat beingbuilt in rural DeSoto County at theend of the year. The new habitat

see Normal School.- => - - ricinui us i_uu. i wri uicu ii i i cui u . . . • WT"« . , ,,

season, there was a student pa- ary Of 1992 includes two pools, a water fall,rade. During this event, several Tne story Of how the first Tiger a heated and air conditioned denMn,™-,i ^,,A^nt-^ r-i-.n, .<-n^ «IAI« . . .'. . . . . . . nnv anH hac cpnaratp \ a rnm-

fight like Tigers." The nickname teresting. On November 9, 1972, P|eje medical facility for his careWas born. thl nr^oon Tho wn,mn t-mor ,c

More and more the nickname (j0"Tigers" was used, particularly in and flown'to Chicago7s o"'Hare Tn- to as large or larger than hiscampus publications. But it did ternational Airport. There it was Predecessor, TOM, who was oncenot catch on with the newspapers p|aced aboard a Delta flight and the Iar9est Ben9al T|9er in caPtlv-downtown They cnntir"lofl ¥n '"~Q . . . . . . . ~ x~ itv at RRn nnimHQ Thprp k pvpn a

when referring to the University. ney and president of the High-Under Coach Lester Barnard in |anc| Hundred, approved a check

1922, Normal's football team gave for $1/50o to buy the animal, anda ring of truth to that old student TQM was taken to athletic di-

each football season.

SCHOOL COLORS

ed a motto - Every Man a Tiger- and went on to score 174 pointswhile allowing its opponents just29 points.

press conference.In ceremonies at Liberty Bowl

Memorial Stadium, the Highland

THE.U.OF.M. ALMA. MATER THE. U.OR.M. FIGHT. SONGStand Firm, O Alma Mater

Through All The Years To Come;In Days of Youth and Beauty

Thy Halls Have Been Our Home.In Time Of Preparation

Great Lessons Didst Thou TeachTill Now O Alma Mater

The Stars We'll Strive To Reach.

Lead On, O Alma MaterThy sons To Highways

Give Light and Truth Unto ThemFor All Their Coming Days.

To Thee We'll Give All Honor,Our Hopes Abide In Thee,For Thou, O Alma Mater,Hast Made Us Ever Free.

Go Tigers Go, Go On To Victory,Be A Winner Thru And Thru

Fight Tigers, Fight Cause We'reGoing All The Way -

Fight, FightFor The Blue and Gray And Say-

Let's Go Tigers Go,Go On To Victory.

See Our Colors Bright and True;It's Fight Now Without A Fear,

Fight Now Let's Shout A Cheer,Shout For Dear Memphis U.

(Yell)Go Tigers GoGo Tigers Go

Yea - Tigers Go!

were selected in the early 1900s.The colors were chosen in an ef-

fort to show unity in a nation thatwas still rprnvprinn frnm HIP pf-fects of the Civil War. The student

body thought that by pick-YG ing the colors of the North\d the South, the school

/. I would show a together-ness among all students.

THE LOGOThe University of Mem-

phis' official logo hasbeen redesigned by CraigThompson, from DiscipleDesign in Memphis, Tenn.

The original logo was anMSU with a leaping tigercoming out from behindthe letters. The new logo isan "M" with a leaping Tigercoming up over the centerof the "M."

TIGER SCHOLARSHIP FUNDThe Tiger Scholarship Fund is the University of Mem-

phis' annual fund-raising program for intercollegiate athlet-ics. Tiger Scholarship Fund is managed in accordance withthe policies and procedures established by the University ofMemphis, Conference USA and the NCAA. The governing

Fund Board of Directors.The main goal of the Tiger Scholarship Fund is to pro-

vide a base of fund-raising services for alumni and friendswho support the following University of Memphis athleticprograms:

BaseballSoftballMen's BasketballWomen's BasketballMen's Cross CountryWomen's Cross CountryFootballWomen's Golf

RifleMen's SoccerWomen's SoccerMen's TennisWomen's TennisMen's Track & FieldWomen's Track & FieldVolleyball

Annual contributions extend scholarship opportunitiesto more than 300 student-athletes, maintain and improvephysical facilities, and advance Memphis' place in the na-tional spotlight. Members of the Tiger Scholarship Fund playa direct role in the success of Memphis Athletics.

Annual gifts to the Tiger Scholarship Fund complementand supplement the reserves from ticket sales, radio andtelevision rights fees, corporate sponsorships and other

Tiger Scholarship Fund raises approximately $4 million eachyear.

Contributors to the Tiger Scholarship Fund receive manybenefits, including priority seating for regular season homeathletic events and post-season games, automobile decals,recognition in football game programs, newsletters, invita-tions to special functions and other interesting items.

The Tiger Scholarship Fund is run by Associate AthleticDirector Bill Lansden, Assistant Athletic Director MelissaMoore, Assistant Athletic Director Steve Stroud and Admin-

tive Assistant Connie Diffee.

FASTBREAK CLUBThe Fastbreak Club is entering its 15th year as the sup-

port group for the University of Memphis women's basket-E1"" orogram.

Hie organization is made up of more than 125 dedicatedsupporters who stand behind the Lady Tigers every step ofthe way. They start the season off with a welcome picnicas well as providing food and snacks after all the games.

end-of-the-year banquet for the Lady Tigers and the staff.The Fastbreak Club has also established a scholarship

in memory of Eva Phillips' husband, Les, a long-time LadyTiger fan, who died late in the 1998-99 season. The scholar-

LADY TIGERSFASTBREAK CLUB

The^FastbreakfC/ufjj is one^of the main supportIgroupsiof the Lady, Tiger Basketball team.

ship is given at the end of each season to a member of theLady Tiger "family" that exemplifies hard work, dedicationand spirit throughout the seasoru •

HIGHLAND HUNDREDJust over 50 years ago, several Memphis area business

SHfeLfiita VC^M'SatKKiMM^tnimmHtMm\wt\K\tufthe Memphis football booster group, the Highland Hun-dred.

At its inception in 1954, the group, now regarded as oneof the most energetic organizations in the nation, had justeight members and set its initial goal at a membership of100. The group membership now totals over 800. But theirgoal remains the same—to promote Tiger football.

The activities and projects of the Highland Hundred aremany and varied. The group sponsors a barbecue contest,a preseason kickoff banquet and a golf tournament. In ad-dition, the Highland Hundred has undertaken several ma-jor projects like the restoration of Murphy Athletic TrainingCenter and the purchasing of a Lexicon Video Sports EditingSystem. Recently, the club funded lights for Memphis' prac-tice facility. The club also sponsors the Senior Banquet.

The group, once featured in Sports Illustrated, receivednational attention in 1972 when it purchased a Bengal Tigermascot, TOM (which stands for Tigers-Of-Memphis). TOM Idied in February 1992 and the Highland Hundred purchasedTOM II, who is housed at Saint Nix Farms in his own 3,500-square-foot habitat.

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REBOUNDERS CLUBThe Rebounders Club is entering its 34th year as the

support group for the University of Memphis men's basket-ball program. The organization consists of over500 members.

The Rebounders promote the annualBlue-Gray scrimmage, the annual golf scram-

^M ble, the end-of-the-year awards banquet,

n' Midnight Madness and many special projects

which the coach asks the group to assist himwith throughout the year. The group also pub-lishes a monthly newsletter that will be made

• available 10 months of the year. The publica-VB » I tion is available the 15th of every month

OTHER SUPPORT GROUPS

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onsidered the "Home of the Blues" andthe "Birthplace of Rock 'n Roll," the cityof Memphis' musical roots run deep.

.However, music is just a chapter in the historyilajsiwell as the future of the city located in the

Heart of Mid-America.Memphis, named after the capital of-an-

ent Egypt, boasts all the amenities you'would expect in a city with over 1 million resi-dents, while retaining the charm and down^Jto-earth feel of a small town.

[Downtown Memphis is in the midstlofj

is transforming the heart of the city. Oneof the most visible projects has been theconstruction of AutoZone Park, the dqwnjtown ballpark which is the home of'theMemphis Redbirds, the St. Louis Cardinals'Triple-A club. The 14,320-seat stadium in-cludes 1,500 club seats, 48 luxury suitesand is located at the corner of Third Streetand Union Avenue across from the world-famous Peabody Hotel.

The city's newest downtown project isFedExForum, an entertainment arena> that_houses both the Memphis Grizzlies.of.the.NaVtional Basketball Association and the UniveVjjsity of Memphis men's basketball team. The$250 million state-of-the-art arena features|a35,000-square-foot outdoor plaza where fansof all ages can gather before an event. Th"§arena has over 100 points of sale for conces!sion stands and four full-service restaurants!FedExForum is located one block south "ofBeale Street.

Memphis' musical roots can be traced toband leader W.C. Handy, who wrote the firstblues song here in 1909, a campaign themefor Memphis mayor "Boss" Crump called "BossCrump Blues" and later published as the "TheMemphis Blues." The sound soon caught onand blues bands filled the clubs along Beale.Young musicians who have performed alongBeale include Muddy Waters, Furry Lewis, Al-bert King, Bobby "Blue" Bland and B.B. King.

Beale Street has rapidly become the enter-tainment center of Memphis and visitors andlocals alike enjoy the food and music offeredin the various nightclubs. From B.B. King's tothe Daisy Theatre, from Silky O'Sullivan's tothe Hard Rock Cafe, from Pat O'Brien's to theRum Boogie Cafe, Beale Street has somethingto offer for everyone.

Where Beale Street meets the Mis-sissippi River is Tom Lee Park, site of the

~"l annual Beale Street Music Festival. TheI weekend-long musical festival is just a

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Top: Sun Studio, Memphis in May World Championship BarbecueCooking Contest, the Orpheum Theater alongside the Main StreetTrolley, the Soul Museum located in the Gibson Guitar Factory. Bot-tom Left: Beale Street, National Civil Rights Museum. Photos cour-tesy of the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau.

MEMPHIS-IS

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Named for its Egyptian sister city of the NileThe largest city in Tennessee & the 18th largest city inthe United StatesCentered in the middle of the nation's populationThe Pork BBQ Capital of the worldThe home of The Pyramid, the third largest pyramid inthe worldRanked by the travel industry as one of the top 20destinations for an athletic eventRanked as one of the nation's top 10 convention cen-ters and locationsThe nation's largest spot cotton-trading marketThe hardwood capital of the worldThe home of the world's largest cargo airportThe third-largest rail center in the United StatesThe fourth-largest inland port in the United States

Top 10 Fortune 500 CompaniesHeadquartered within 400 Miles

of Memphis

WalMart (Bentonville, Ark.)!. Tyson Foods (Springdale, Ark.)i. Caremark Rx. Inc. (Birmingham, Ala.)!. FedEx Corporation (Memphis, Tenn.)I. HCA, Inc. (Nashville, Tenn.)

BellSouth Corporation (Atlanta, Ga.)!. The Coca-Cola Company (Atlanta, Ga.)I9. Georgia-Pacific (Atlanta, Ga.)!3. Coca-Cola Enterprises (Atlanta, Ga.)I4. Emerson Electric (St. Louis, Mo.)

The rankings

To tie included in our rankings, a city must have at least an NCAA Division I oas-tetoatl team or a Class A minor league baseball team, or it must score in selectother categories upon wnich we base our rankings. Those other categories includebeing (he site of a training camp for a major league or Na team; a NASCAR NextelCup race: an NCAA Division I-A bowl game: a PGA Tour tournament, or a Triple

I Crown horse race.Once a city meets the minimum criteria, we take a 12-month snapshot roughly

torn July to July, of the sports atmosphere, putting a heavy premium on regular-season records (from the most recently completed season); playoff berths, bowlappearances and tournament bids; championships; applicable power ratings; qual-ity of compeTition: overall fan fervor, as measured in part by attendance as a per-centage of venue capacity; sports atmosphere and fan knowledge; abundance offcams, though we reward quality over quantity: stadium/arena quality ticket avail-**ty and prices; franchise ownership, and marquee appeal of athletes.

Tradition plays a minimal role because this is a 12-month ranking that startso«o each year. Likewise, we choose not to delve into sports about which we aren't

its Aid, yes, it's true: We have not visited every city on this list in the past 12norths.

2. Philadelphia3. Detroit4. Miami5. Los Angeles-

Anaheim6. Houston7. Bart'more-

Washingtoii8. Dallas-

Fort Worth9. Atlanta

llO.NewYoifc-New Jersey

I ll.Minneapolis-St. Paul

I 12. PhoenixI 13. Denver114. Oakland-San

Francisco-San Jose115. Chicago116. Seattle117. Indianapolis1)8. Pittsburgh119. St. Louis|20. San Diefo121. Cincinnati[22. San AntonioP3. Raleigh-Durham-

Chapel Hill, N.C.4. Salt Lake City

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58. Gainesville, Fla.59. Albuquerque, tl.M.60. College Station,

Texas61. Baton Rojge, La.62.Tu<son,Anz.

75. Eoiso. Idaho76. Fresno, Calif.77.Fayaitc-viBc.Atk

78. Ames, Ira79. Clemscn, S.C.80. ColumLva, S.C.Sl.vYMtLofcyjtte. I rid.82.Toledo, Ohio83. Eujcne, Ore.84. Lexington, Ky.85. Manhattan. Kan.86. Laiamie,Wyo.87. Pullman,Wash.83. Lincoln, Neb.89. Columbia, Mo.90. Starkvillo. Miss.91. Boiling Green. Ohio92. Colorado Springs,

Colo.93. Reno, Nev.

part of the month-long Memphis in MayInternational Festival, which also includesthe World Championship Barbecue CookingContest and the Sunset Symphony.

Located just off Beale Street is the Pea-body Place Retail and Entertainment Cen-ter which opened in 2002. The 300,000-square-foot retail complex offers visitorsa one-stop-shop for fun and excitementwith a unique mix of entertainment, din-ing and shopping options unlike anythingelse in the region.

Also located within a blockof Beale is Gibson Guitar Memphis,

which indudes factory tours andcultural exhibits. In the

Lame property is theSmithsonian's

Rock W

Museum, which indudes artifacts documentingmusic's past

Memphis' musical roots also includeStax and Hi-Records as well as Sun Re-cords recording studio. Stax becameknown for "sweet soul music" throughsuch artists as the MarKeys, Booker T. andthe MGs, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett,Sam and Dave and Isaac Hayes. The StaxMuseum reopened on its original locationat McLemore and Crump in the summerof 2003 and offers visitors a complete his-tory of "Soulsville USA."

One of Hi-Records' premier artists was AlGreen. Sun Records' most famous record-ing artist was Elvis Presley and also boastedJerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and JohnnyCash among its recording artists.

Elvis Presley's Graceland is one of the

and is the most famous home in the Unit-ed States after the White House. In 1991,

Graceland was placed on the National Reg-ister of Historical Places. Over 600,000 visi-tors tour Graceland each year. Also locateddowntown is the beautiful Orpheum Theaterwhich serves as a venue for performancesby Ballet Memphis, the Memphis SymphonyOrchestra and traveling Broadway shows,as well as the Orpheum Classic Movies se-ries and other concerts.

The city's location makes Memphis amajor distribution hub with two interstatehighways intersecting the city. Memphis isalso home of FedEx, the nation's largestpackage carrier which makes Memphis In-ternational Airport the world's busiest cargoairport. Over 500 commercial passenger

a I each day.

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CONFERENCE USA: NEW LOOK, SAME COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE

et to know Conference USA. Weembrace a new era with freshfaces and a renewed commitment

excellence and leadership in athletics,academics and community involvement.

C-USA begins a new chapter in2005-06 after celebrating 10 yearsof remarkable history. Six nationallyprominent universities - Marshall, Rice,SMU, Tulsa, UCF and UTEP, - join tra-dition-rich members - East Carolina,Houston, Memphis, Southern Miss, Tu-lane and DAB - to form the new lookof the league. This combination furtherenhances our men's and women's pro-grams that are steeped in athletic suc-cess and academic prowess.

All C-USA institutions sponsor Divi-sion I-Afootball, along with several othermen's and women's athletic programs,many of which compete regularly forNCAA Championships. C-USA sponsorscompetition in 19 sports - nine for men(baseball, basketball, cross country,football, golf, soccer, tennis and indoorand outdoor track and field) and 10 forwomen (basketball, cross country, golf,Softball, soccer, swimming and diving,tennis, indoor and outdoor track andfield and volleyball).

C-USA, along with league adminis-

wavenng commitment to the academicand athletic excellence of our memberinstitutions.

• Rated among the top seven confer-ences in the nation• 27 teams have earned bowl bids• Member of the Bowl ChampionshipSeries• Bowl ties-ins with the AutoZone Lib-erty Bowl (champion), GMAC Bowl,Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl, PlainsCapitalFort Worth Bowl and the WyndhamNew Orleans Bowl

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL• Consistently rated among the nation'sbest conferences• 38 NCAA Tournament appearances• 23 WNIT appearances• One team in the NCAA Sweet 16• Two WNIT semifinalists• Strong fan support, ranking among thenation's top 10 conferences in attendance• Setting league attendance record forthree straight seasons

VOLLEYBALL• 26 NCAA appearances• Three Sweet 16 appearances in 1996,1998 and 2004• Has sent at least three teams to theNCAA Championship five of the lastseven years• Five C-USA teams posting 20-win sea-

air and satellite radio, and wirelessdistribution as well as corporate mar-keting rights, and web site productionthrough CSTV Online, a subsidiary ofCSTV. The agreement with ESPN ex-tends the conference's current regularseason football package to include thebroadcast of the conference's FootballChampionship Game, starting withthe inaugural event in 2005. It alsoencompasses distribution of men'sbasketball and women's basketballon ESPN/ESPN2 and both tournamentchampionship games.

C-USA IN_THE_COMMUNITY

The conference's footprint is concen-trated with 12 members in nine statesand a combined area population ofnearly 17 million. More than 1.1 mil-lion living alumni represent C-USAschools across the nation. With a re-newed commitment to community in-volvement, the conference has begundevelopment of several initiatives tomaintain strong ties in C-USA cities, aswell as with fans and alumni across thecountry. C-USA schools also place apriority on giving back to their commu-nities through volunteer service withlocal and national organizations.

In addition, 29 men's and women'ssoccer teams, 27 baseball teams and

GOVERNANCEAlong with the ACC, Big East, Big Ten,Big 12, Pac-10 and SEC, Conference

academic awards, including the Com-missioner's Honor Roll and the Com-missioner's Academic Medal, indicativeof outstanding achievement in theclassroom. C-USA annually awards sixpostgraduate scholarships, along withthe Sport Academic Award, ScholarAthletes of the Year and the Institu-tional Academic Excellence Award.

The membership changes havegiven C-USA the opportunity to playa pivotal role in the changing face ofconference affiliations and have rein-forced the league's position in colle-giate athletics for years to come. .•• ' "We are excited about our new mem-bership and making structural improve-ments to Conference USA," Banowskysaid. "It is an opportunity for us totighten our geography, group similarinstitutions together, create a divisionalmodel, and stage a football champion-ship game. It will be very exciting towatch this league grow and develop."

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SUCCESS ON THE PLAYING FlELD

Conference USA performers haveachieved great success in competition,placing the league among the top con-ferences in the nation.

MEN'S BASKETBALLlonsistently rated as one of the top

basketball leagues in the country8 postseason teams (38 NCAA andNIT)

Strong fan support, drawing a nearly2 million fans each season• Among the nation's best in home at-

A/O Final Four teams• Four Elite Eight NCAA Tournament

amsOne NU ChampionFour NIT semifinalists

FOOTBALLBegan competition in 1996

Tournament bids. C-USA has sent twomen's soccer teams to the Final Four,two baseball teams to the CollegeWorld Series and five softball teamsto the Women's College World Series.The league has also had three nationalchampions in NCAA track and fieldcompetition, one national champion indiving and numerous NCAA individualand team competitors in cross country,golf, swimming, tennis and track andfield. Overall, Conference USA teamsand individuals have made more than350 NCAA appearances.

SUCCESS OFF THE FIELDC-USA institutions are among the na-tion's best in academic performanceamong student-athletes, bolsteredby the fact that student-athletes atleague schools have a higher gradu-ation rate than the general studentpopulation. Among C-USA's 5,000 stu-dent-athletes, there are champions offthe playing field as well. In nine years,78 student-athletes earned nationalVerizon Academic All-America honors,while 216 were named All-District. Inaddition, more than 9,500 student-athletes have been named to theCommissioner's Honor Roll or receivedthe Commissioner's Academic Medal,indicative of outstanding achievementin the classroom.

.CdusA.oN.jyC-USA enjoys significant television ex-posure through its partnerships withESPN Inc., and College Sports Televi-sion Networks (CSTV). The leagueentered into a long-term agreementwith CSTV, which provides C-USA withsignificant national and regional expo-sure for football, men's and women'sbasketball, and all other conferencesports. Additionally, the CSTV agree-ment includes video-on-demand, In-

having significant representation in theNCAA governance structure. The Presi-dents of the member institutions serveas the league's Board of Directors. Dr.Joseph Steger of Cincinnati served asthe chair for the first four years andwas succeeded by Dr. J.H. .Woodwardof Charlotte. In September 2003, Dr.Shirley Raines of Memphis was namedas the third chair

••A PROUD HISTORY; A PROMISING FUTUREConference USA was formed in 1995 andquickly emerged as one of the nation'stop conferences. The conference un-veiled its name, logo and commissioneron April 24,1995 in Chicago. The league'scharter members included Charlotte, Cin-cinnati, DePaul, Houston, Louisville, Mar-quette, Memphis, Saint Louis, SouthernMiss, Tulane, UAB and USF. Eleven of theinstitutions began athletic participationin 1995, while Houston joined competetion in the fall of 1996.

established in Chicago and, after nineyears, • relocated to the current officein Irving, Texas. Britton Banowsky wasnamed Commissioner in October 2002,succeeding Mike Slive, the league'sfirst commissioner.: C-USA added East Carolina (Septem-

ber, 1996) and the United States Mili-tary Academy (March, 1997) as footballmembers. ECU began league competi-tion in 1997; Army in 1998 and UABbegan football play in 1999. The leagueadded TCU and ECU (1999) for all sportsand they began competition in 2001.USF started C-USA football in 2003.

Since its formation, C-USA has es-tablished a foundation, an identity anda history that reflects the league's na-tional presence. C-USA celebrated its10th Anniversary during the 2004-05season, marking a significant milestonefor the league and setting the course

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