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2006HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccer

HorizonLeagueChampionship:

Quarterfinals -- Saturday, Oct. 28(matches hosted by higher-seeded teams)(#1) Milwaukee 8, (#8) Cleveland State 1(#6) Butler 2, (#3) Wright State 2 (BU 4-3 in PKs)(#4) Detroit 1, (#5) Green Bay 0Quarterfinals -- Sunday, Oct. 29(#2) Loyola 3, (#7) Youngstown State 0

Semifinals -- Friday, Nov. 3 (at Milwaukee, Wis. - Engelmann Field)(#2) Loyola 3, (#6) Butler 1(#4) Detroit 1, (#1) Milwaukee 0

Championship -- Sunday, Nov. 5(at Milwaukee, Wis. - Engelmann Field)(#2) Loyola 2, (#4) Detroit 1

All-TournamentTeam:

Name, School Yr. Pos.Katie Fortenberry, Detroit So. GKGinny Graczyk, Milwaukee Jr. DErin Kreuser, Milwaukee Fr. MHeather Lau, Loyola Jr. MShelley Marick, Detroit So. DAshley Morawski, Loyola Fr. MCynthia Morote-Ariza, Loyola-* Fr. FAngie Muir, Butler So. FMary Parker, Detroit Sr. MJackie Vera, Loyola Fr. FAmanda Winn, Milwaukee Jr. M

* - Tournament MVP

NCAAChampionship:

First Round -- Friday, Nov. 10(at Notre Dame, Ind. - Alumni Field)Milwaukee 0, Michigan 0 (UWM 5-3 in PKs)First Round -- Saturday, Nov. 11(at Milwaukee, Wis. - Valley Field)Florida 2, Loyola 0

Second Round -- Sunday, Nov. 12(at Notre Dame, Ind. - Alumni Field)(#1 seed) Notre Dame 1, Milwaukee 0

HorizonLeaguePlayersoftheWeek

August 28 .................. Lisa Conway, Cleveland StateSeptember 5 ................ Steph Comisar, Wright StateSeptember 11 ..............Stephanie Gross, Green BaySeptember 18 .........................Erin Kane, MilwaukeeSeptember 25 .............................Jackie Vera, LoyolaOctober 2 ................................Erin Kane, MilwaukeeOctober 9 ...................................Mary Parker, DetroitOctober 16 ...................Stephanie Gross, Green BayOctober 23 .................. Sarah Teegarden, Milwaukee October 26 .......................... Amy Miller, Wright State

2006HorizonLeagueAwardWinners

All-League First Team:Name, School Yr. Pos.Stephanie Gross, Green Bay Sr. FCynthia Morote-Ariza, Loyola Fr. FJackie Vera, Loyola Fr. FHeather Lau, Loyola Jr. MMary Parker, Detroit Sr. MJess Rooma, Wright State So. MSarah Teegarden, Milwaukee So. MGinny Graczyk, Milwaukee Jr. DKristen Harnest, Butler Sr. DCaitlin Lee, Youngstown State So. DErin Kane, Milwaukee So. GK

All-League Second Team:Name, School Yr. Pos.Amy Miller, Wright State So . FLouise Vraney, Milwaukee Fr. FMary Dale, Loyola Sr. MAshley Tweheus, Butler Jr. MAmanda Winn, Milwaukee Jr. MCasey Berrier, Loyola Fr. DShelley Marick, Detroit So. DMegan Mattioda, Wright State Jr. DTaylor Powell, Milwaukee Sr. DDixie Schubert, Green Bay Sr. DMelanie Slusher, Detroit So. DSteph Comisar, Wright State Sr. GK

Player of the Year: Mary Parker, DetroitNewcomer of the Year: Cynthia Morote-Ariza, LoyolaCoach of the Year: Frank Mateus, Loyola

StatisticalLeaders

Goals Scored GP G G/GmMary Parker, UDM 21 17 0.81Stephanie Gross, UWGB 17 13 0.76Amy Miller, WSU 19 9 0.47Cynthia Morote-Ariza, LU 23 9 0.39Jennie Gorwitz, UWGB 16 8 0.50Mary Dale, LU 22 8 0.36Angie Muir, BU 19 6 0.32Shayna Back, CSU 20 6 0.30Louise Vraney, UWM 22 6 0.27Jackie Vera, LU 24 6 0.25

Assists GP A A/GmCynthia Morote-Ariza, LU 23 9 0.39Amanda Winn, UWM 17 8 0.47Lisa Conway, CSU 20 7 0.35Kari Olsen, UWGB 17 6 0.35Stephanie Gross, UWGB 17 6 0.35Megan Mattioda, WSU 19 6 0.32Mary Parker, UDM 21 6 0.29Megan Canty, UDM 21 6 0.29Amy Miller, WSU 19 5 0.26Angie Muir, BU 19 5 0.26Carlin Lucente, WSU 19 5 0.26Jackie Vera, LU 24 5 0.21Katie Heidenreich, LU 24 5 0.21

Points GP G-A--Pts PPGMary Parker, UDM 21 17-6--40 1.90Stephanie Gross, UWGB 17 13-6--32 1.88Cynthia Morote-Ariza, LU 23 9-9--27 1.17Amy Miller, WSU 19 9-5--23 1.21Mary Dale, LU 22 8-3--19 0.86Jennie Gorwitz, UWGB 16 8-2--18 1.13Angie Muir, BU 19 6-5--17 0.89Jackie Vera, LU 24 6-5--17 0.71Shayna Back, CSU 20 6-2--14 0.70Louise Vraney, UWM 22 6-2--14 0.64

Goals-Against Avg. GP Min. G GAAErin Kane, UWM 20 1852 10 0.49Katie Fortenberry, UDM 21 1901 21 0.99Emily Peick, LU 24 2262 25 0.99Steph Comisar, WSU 19 1777 20 1.01Brooke Wikgren, UWGB 17 1165 15 1.16Kirby Zwickel, BU 19 1609 33 1.85Caitlin Bodzioney, YSU 17 1531 32 1.88Erin Withrow, CSU 17 1365 39 2.57

Saves GP Sv Avg.Caitlin Bodzioney, YSU 17 133 7.82Katie Fortenberry, UDM 21 99 4.71Emily Peick, LU 24 97 4.04Kirby Zwickel, BU 19 91 4.79Erin Withrow, CSU 17 89 5.24Steph Comisar, WSU 19 77 4.05Brooke Wikgren, UWGB 17 58 3.41Erin Kane, UWM 20 48 2.40Ashley Kidwell, CSU 8 39 4.88Charla Buxbaum, UWGB 9 26 2.89

Shutouts GP ShOErin Kane, UWM 20 13Steph Comisar, WSU 19 8Emily Peick, LU 24 8Katie Fortenberry, UDM 21 7Ilana Bar-Av, UWM 3 2Erin Withrow, CSU 17 2Kirby Zwickel, BU 19 2Caitlin Bodzioney, YSU 17 1Brooke Wikgren, UWGB 17 1

Final2006TeamStandings League OverallTeam W L T Pct. Pts GF GA W L T Pct. GF GAMilwaukee 7 0 0 1.000 21 16 2 16 4 2 .773 35 10Loyola-* 5 1 1 .786 16 14 5 14 7 3 .646 42 25Wright State 4 2 1 .643 13 10 10 12 3 4 .737 38 20Detroit 4 3 0 .571 12 15 6 10 11 0 .476 29 21Green Bay 3 3 1 .500 10 12 8 8 7 2 .529 28 23Butler 2 4 1 .357 7 14 11 5 11 3 .342 28 36Youngstown State 1 6 0 .143 3 4 14 3 14 0 .176 10 32Cleveland State 0 7 0 .000 0 2 31 3 17 0 .150 16 54

* - 2006 Horizon League Women’s Soccer Champion

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HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerHistoryHorizonLeagueTournamentChampions

Year Champion Runner-Up Site1993 Notre Dame Xavier Indianapolis, Ind.1994 Notre Dame Butler Indianapolis, Ind.1995 Detroit Milwaukee Green Bay, Wis.1996 Butler Detroit DeKalb, Ill.1997 Milwaukee Butler Indianapolis, Ind.1998 Wright State Butler Indianapolis, Ind.1999 Wright State Milwaukee Indianapolis, Ind.2000 Wright State Milwaukee Dayton, Ohio2001 Milwaukee Butler Detroit, Mich.2002 Milwaukee Butler Milwaukee, Wis.2003 Loyola Detroit Chicago, Ill.2004 Detroit Milwaukee Indianapolis, Ind.2005 Milwaukee Detroit Green Bay, Wis.2006 Loyola Detroit Milwaukee, Wis.

Championships by School: Milwaukee 4, Wright State 3, Notre Dame 2, Detroit 2, Loyola 2, Butler 1

NCAATournamentResults

1993 George Mason 2, Notre Dame 11994 Notre Dame 3, George Mason 1; Notre Dame 2, William & Mary 1; Notre Dame 1, Portland 0; North Carolina 5, Notre Dame 0 (national championship)1997 Minnesota 2, Milwaukee 11998 Indiana 3, Wright State 11999 Michigan 5, Wright State 02000 Marquette 2, Wright State 1 (OT)2001 Dartmouth 1, Milwaukee 0 (OT)2002 Pepperdine 2, Milwaukee 02003 Notre Dame 5, Loyola 02004 Detroit 3, Michigan 2; Ohio State 3, Detroit 02005 Milwaukee 0, Purdue 0 (UWM 6-5 PKs); Marquette 1, Milwaukee 02006 Florida 2, Loyola 0; Milwaukee 0, Michigan 0 (UWM 5-3 PKs); Notre Dame 1, Milwaukee 0

Horizon League representatives underlined

League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GANotre Dame 2 0 1 .833 3 1 15 2 3 .825 54 14Xavier 2 1 0 .667 4 3 14 3 2 .789 37 12Dayton 1 1 1 .500 5 4 8 10 1 .447 52 33Butler 0 3 0 .000 2 6 10 7 1 .583 58 21

No tournament held

1991 League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GANotre Dame 6 0 0 1.00 40 0 19 2 0 .905 96 14Xavier 4 2 0 .667 12 7 11 8 2 .571 49 36La Salle 3 2 1 .583 6 17 7 10 2 .421 18 48Detroit 2 2 2 .500 11 9 11 5 2 .667 74 26Butler 2 3 1 .417 9 10 6 11 3 .375 37 43Evansville 1 3 2 .333 7 11 5 10 3 .361 22 36Loyola 0 6 0 .000 0 30 4 15 0 .211 16 81

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#2) Xavier 6, (#7) Loyola 0 (#1) Notre Dame 5, Butler 1(#5) Butler 6, (#4) Detroit 0 Xavier 5, La Salle 0(#3) La Salle 2, (#6) Evansville 1 Championship Notre Dame 4, Xavier 0

1993

HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerThroughtheYears

League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GANotre Dame 5 0 0 1.00 24 3 13 5 1 .711 54 17Dayton 3 1 1 .700 19 6 14 3 2 .789 52 19Xavier 3 1 1 .700 16 4 10 9 1 .525 46 23Butler 2 3 0 .400 14 9 8 9 2 .474 36 31La Salle 1 4 0 .200 8 15 6 10 0 .375 29 38Loyola 0 5 0 .000 0 40 2 16 1 .132 7 105

No tournament held

1992

LoyolawontheHorizonLeagueChampionshiplastfall,edgingDetroit 2-1 in the final to advance to the NCAA Championship. LeagueCoachoftheYearFrankMateusledtheRamblerstoa14-7-3overallledgerin2006.

Detroit’s Mary Parker won her secondLeague Player of theYear trophy afterscoring17goalslastseason.


League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAButler 6 0 0 1.00 23 1 10 7 2 .579 41 35Detroit 4 2 0 .667 16 3 15 5 0 .750 54 24Northern Illinois 3 2 1 .583 14 18 11 6 2 .631 44 49Milwaukee 3 3 0 .500 18 15 9 9 1 .500 48 46Wright State 2 3 1 .417 12 16 7 10 2 .421 34 45Green Bay 2 4 0 .333 11 19 7 11 0 .389 26 46Loyola 0 6 0 .000 1 23 4 14 0 222 19 48

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#4) Milwaukee 3, (#5) Wright St. 2 Milwaukee 6, (#1) Butler 2(#2) Detroit 3, (#7) Loyola 2 Detroit 2, Northern Illinois 1(#3) Northern Illinois 2, (#6) Green Bay 1 Championship Detroit 4, Milwaukee 0

1995

League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAButler 5 1 0 .833 17 6 12 7 1 .625 38 29Detroit 5 1 0 .833 21 7 15 5 1 .738 60 33Wright State 4 2 0 .667 18 8 11 10 0 .524 50 33Milwaukee 3 3 0 .500 13 8 11 8 0 .579 46 20Green Bay 2 4 0 .333 10 14 9 9 2 .500 33 33Northern Illinois 1 5 0 .167 10 18 6 14 0 .300 37 53Loyola 1 5 0 .167 8 47 4 15 1 .225 27 87

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#2) Detroit 7, (#7) Loyola 1 (#1) Butler 4, Milwaukee 0(#4) Milwaukee 2, (#5) Green Bay 0 Detroit 2, Northern Illinois 1(#6) Northern Illinois 2, (#3) Wright State 1 Championship Butler 3, Detroit 1

1996

League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GALoyola 4 1 0 .800 9 5 9 11 1 .452 25 49Detroit 3 2 0 .600 13 10 6 13 0 .315 33 54Butler 3 2 0 .600 6 4 10 13 0 .435 29 37Milwaukee 2 2 1 .500 7 7 10 5 3 .639 23 18Wright State 1 3 1 .300 3 8 8 11 2 .429 33 30Green Bay 1 4 0 .200 8 12 3 16 0 .158 17 52

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#2) Butler 2, (#7) Green Bay 0 Butler 6, (#2) Detroit 0(#5) Wright State 0, (#4) Milwaukee 0 Wright State 3, (#1) Loyola 1 (OT) (WSU 5-3 PKs) Championship Wright State 2, Butler 1

1998


League Overall W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GANotre Dame 6 0 0 1.00 36 3 23 1 1 .940 104 16Milwaukee 5 1 0 .833 14 9 12 7 1 .625 41 40Butler 4 2 0 .667 16 9 11 10 0 .524 50 36Detroit 4 2 0 .667 14 14 10 9 0 .526 50 51Northern Illinois 3 3 0 .500 8 10 10 10 0 .500 40 36Xavier 3 3 0 .500 15 13 11 9 1 .548 53 49Green Bay 2 4 0 .333 6 12 7 10 2 .421 20 35La Salle 1 5 0 .167 3 14 4 13 1 .250 17 45Loyola 1 5 0 .167 9 25 6 12 2 .350 35 51Wright State 1 5 0 .167 4 20 4 16 0 .200 17 74

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#7) Green Bay 3, (#10) Loyola 0 Notre Dame 10, Xavier 0(#8) Wright State 2, (#9) La Salle 1 Butler 3, Milwaukee 1Quarterfinals(#1) Notre Dame 7, Wright State 0 (#2) Milwaukee 2, Green Bay 1 (OT)(#3) Butler 4, (#6) Northern Illinois 0 Championship(#5) Xavier 6, (#4) Detroit 2 Notre Dame 5, Butler 1

1994

League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAMilwaukee 4 0 1 .900 17 1 13 3 4 ,789 60 10Detroit 3 1 1 .700 11 1 9 9 1 .500 42 25Butler 3 1 1 .700 6 3 12 7 2 .620 35 20Wright State 2 2 1 .500 5 7 8 12 1 .405 28 45Loyola 1 4 0 .200 5 17 6 13 1 .325 39 45Green Bay 0 5 0 .000 4 19 5 12 2 .316 20 46

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#3) Butler 3, (#6) Green Bay 1 Butler 3, (#2) Detroit 1(#4) Wright State 2, (#5) Loyola 1 (#1) Milwaukee 4, Wright State 0

Championship Milwaukee 1, Butler 1 (UWM 5-4 PKs)

1997

RosellaGuerreroandNotreDamewontheLeague title in1994. TheFighting Irishlost in the NCAA Championship matchthatyear,theonlysetbackontheFightingIrish’s23-1-1overallledger.



League Overall W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAWright State 4 1 0 .800 10 6 11 9 1 .548 30 31Butler 4 1 0 .800 9 3 5 11 2 .353 22 40Milwaukee 3 2 0 .600 10 5 11 8 3 .568 32 26Detroit 2 3 0 .400 10 7 6 13 0 .316 32 42Loyola 1 4 0 .200 4 15 5 15 1 .262 18 54Green Bay 1 4 0 .200 7 14 3 17 0 .150 29 75

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#3) Milwaukee 3, (#6) Green Bay 0 Milwaukee 4, (#2) Butler 1(#5) Loyola 3, (#4) Detroit 0 (#1) Wright State 1, Loyola 0

Championship Wright State 1, Milwaukee 1 (WSU 4-2 PKs)

1999

League Overall W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAMilwaukee 5 0 0 1.00 14 4 11 8 1 .575 37 26Detroit 4 1 0 .800 11 7 10 9 0 .526 40 42 Wright State 2 2 1 .500 11 8 12 8 1 .625 42 29Butler 2 2 1 .500 8 5 7 11 2 .400 33 39Green Bay 1 4 0 .200 11 16 6 12 0 .333 35 42Loyola 0 5 0 .000 4 19 6 13 0 .316 19 44

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#3) Wright State 4, (#6) Loyola 0 Wright State 1, (#2) Detroit 0 (OT)(#4) Butler 3, (#5) Green Bay 1 (#1) Milwaukee 1, Butler 0

Championship Wright State 1, Milwaukee 0

2000

League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAMilwaukee 5 0 1 .917 8 2 11 5 5 .643 33 19Butler 5 1 0 .833 16 8 15 6 0 .714 47 25Detroit 2 2 2 .500 10 6 7 8 5 .475 31 28Loyola 2 2 2 .500 14 9 7 9 3 .447 31 35Wright State 1 2 3 .417 10 6 6 10 4 .400 28 32Green Bay 1 3 2 .333 4 8 4 11 2 .294 21 37Youngstown State 0 6 0 .000 1 24 1 19 0 .050 19 92

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#2) Butler 7, (#7) Youngstown State 0 (#1) Milwaukee 3, Wright St. 1(#3) Detroit 3, (#6) Green Bay 0 Butler 2, Detroit 1 (OT)(#5) Wright State 1, (#4) Loyola 0 Championship Milwaukee 4, Butler 2

2002

League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAMilwaukee 5 1 0 .833 10 5 9 9 1 .500 21 24Butler 4 2 0 .667 14 4 8 9 2 .474 25 22Green Bay 4 2 0 .667 15 8 9 9 1 .500 34 35Wright State 3 3 0 .500 10 9 8 10 1 .447 23 26Detroit 3 3 0 .500 7 9 9 10 1 .475 21 26Loyola 1 5 0 .167 4 10 10 11 0 .476 28 31Youngstown State 1 5 0 .167 3 18 2 17 0 .105 25 73

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#7) Loyola 1, (#2) Butler 0 Loyola 4, Green Bay 2(#3) Green Bay 3, (#6) Youngstown St. 1 Detroit 1, (#1) Milwaukee 0 (OT)(#4) Detroit 1, (#5) Wright State 1 (OT) Championship Loyola 1, Detroit 0

2003

League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAMilwaukee 6 0 0 1.00 16 0 15 4 0 .789 39 13Butler 4 2 0 .667 13 10 13 7 0 .650 40 26Wright State 3 3 0 .500 16 13 10 8 0 .556 39 26Green Bay 3 3 0 .500 11 9 4 12 0 .250 22 41Detroit 3 3 0 .500 14 8 8 11 0 .421 35 37Loyola 2 4 0 .333 9 12 6 12 1 .342 20 29Youngstown State 0 6 0 .000 2 29 1 20 0 .048 17 94

Tournament Results

First Round Semifinals(#2) Butler 2, (#7) Youngstown State 0 (#1) Milwaukee 2, Detroit 0(#3) Wright State 1, Loyola 0 Butler 1, Wright State 0(#4) Detroit 4, (#5) Green Bay 1 Championship Milwaukee 1, Butler 0 (OT)

2001

Milwaukee’s Fanta Cooper was athree-time First-TeamAll-Leagueselection(1998-2000).


League OverallTeam W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAMilwaukee 6 0 1 .929 17 3 12 5 5 .659 33 14Detroit 5 1 1 .786 14 6 10 4 5 .658 32 20Green Bay 5 2 0 .714 17 6 9 9 1 .500 32 26Wright State 4 1 2 .714 11 5 11 5 3 .658 29 19Butler 2 5 0 .286 4 10 8 10 2 .450 23 24Loyola 2 5 0 .286 10 12 8 10 1 .447 25 36Youngstown State 1 5 1 .214 2 14 1 18 1 .075 5 45Cleveland State 0 6 1 .071 3 22 0 18 1 .026 10 68

Tournament Results

Quarterfinals Semifinals(#1) Milwaukee 8, (#8) Cleveland St. 0 Milwaukee 1, Butler 0 (OT)(#5) Butler 3, (#4) Wright State 0 Detroit 2, Loyola 0(#2) Detroit 4, (#7) Youngstown State 0(6) Loyola 1, (#3) Green Bay 0 Championship Milwaukee 0, Detroit 0 (UWM 4-3 PKs)

2005


League Overall W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAMilwaukee 7 0 0 1.00 17 3 10 7 2 .579 31 21Detroit 6 1 0 .857 23 5 10 7 1 .583 41 24Butler 4 3 0 .571 14 5 7 9 2 .444 24 20Loyola 3 3 1 .500 12 9 8 7 3 .528 27 22Wright State 3 3 1 .500 13 6 9 7 2 .556 25 17Green Bay 2 3 2 .429 12 6 4 10 3 .324 24 28Youngstown State 1 6 0 .143 6 25 1 15 1 .088 10 61Cleveland State 0 7 0 .000 1 39 0 19 0 .000 3 91

Tournament Results

Quarterfinals Semifinals(#1) Milwaukee 4, (#8) Cleveland St. 1 Milwaukee 0, Loyola 0 (UWM 5-4 PKs)(#4) Loyola 1, (#5) Wright State 0 (OT) Detroit 3, Green Bay 0(#2) Detroit 2, (#7) Youngstown St. 1 (OT)(#6) Green Bay 1, (#3) Butler 0 Championship Detroit 1, Milwaukee 0

2004 League Overall W L T Pct GF GA W L T Pct GF GAMilwaukee 7 0 0 1.00 16 2 16 4 2 .773 35 10Loyola-* 5 1 1 .786 14 5 14 7 3 .646 42 25Wright State 4 2 1 .643 10 10 12 3 4 .737 38 20Detroit 4 3 0 .571 15 6 10 11 0 .476 29 21Green Bay 3 3 1 .500 12 8 8 7 2 .529 28 23Butler 2 4 1 .357 14 11 5 11 3 .342 28 36Youngstown State 1 6 0 .143 4 14 3 14 0 .176 10 32Cleveland State 0 7 0 .000 2 31 3 17 0 .150 16 54

Tournament Results

Quarterfinals Semifinals(#1) Milwaukee 8, (#8) Cleveland St. 1 Loyola 3, Butler 1(#2) Loyola 3, (#7) Youngstown State 0 Detroit 1, Milwaukee 0(#6) Butler 2, (#3) Wright State 2 (BU 4-3 PKs) Championship(#4) Detroit 1, (#5) Green Bay 0 Loyola 2, Detroit 1

2006

MilwaukeenetminderErinKaneholdstheLeaguerecordwith26shutoutsinhercareer.

Green Bay’s Sarah Oligneyearned First-TeamAll-Leaguehonorsthreetimes.

Loyola’s Cynthia Morote-ArizawastheLeague’sNewcomeroftheYearin2006.

Butler’sMeredithBuemiwasathree-timeFirst-TeamAll-Leagueselection.


HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerHonors First-Team All-League Second-Team All-League All-Newcomer Team All-Tournament Team Lori Davis, Dayton first awarded in 1992 Kara Arrick, Butler first awarded in 1994 Jodi Hartwig, Notre Dame Tiffany Beaver, Butler Chris Johnson, Butler Tricia Feldhaus, Xavier Andrea Kurek, Notre Dame Lori Godlewski, Butler Alison Lester, Notre Dame Jodi Hartwig, Notre Dame Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame Jill Matesic, Notre Dame Shannon O’Neil, Butler Julie Murphy, Butler Stephanie Porter, Notre Dame Jennifer Psota, Dayton Tara Riffle, Xavier Tara Riffle, Xavier Marla Schuerman, Xavier Tiffany Thompson, Notre Dame Sue Voegel, Xavier Jenny Tombragel, Xavier

Julie Ciasnocha, Dayton Jeannine Cridge, La Salle Karen Butler, Loyola Diane Coleman, Dayton Jen Lati, Loyola Ragen Coyne, Notre Dame Ragen Coyne, Notre Dame Alison Lester, Notre Dame Jodi Garrison, Xavier Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame Kim Hall, Dayton Lauri McCandless, La Salle Kim Hall, Dayton Barbi Harris, Xavier Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame Barbi Harris, Xavier Chris Johnson, Butler Jeannie Moylan, Loyola Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame Andrea Kurek, Notre Dame Shannon O’Neill, Butler Dawn Platte, Dayton Dawn Platte, Notre Dame Beth Rave, Loyola Ashley Scharff, Notre Dame Kori Stiefvater, Butler Jenny Smith, Dayton Amy Spinks, Butler Tiffany Thompson, Notre Dame Jenny Tombragel, Xavier Holly Young, Notre Dame

Regan Coyne, Notre Dame Kelcey Ervick, Xavier Cindy Daws, Notre Dame Cindy Daws, Notre Dame Trisha Feldhaus, Xavier Cindy Fix, Detroit Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit Erika Freiberger, Detroit Erika Freiberger, Detroit Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame Jodi Garrison, Xavier Krisa Gaberina, La Salle Chris Johnson, Butler Barbi Harris, Xavier Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit Andrea Kurek, Notre Dame Shannon O’Neil, Butler Jenn Kriner, Evansville Jennifer Lati, Loyola Ashley Scharff, Notre Dame Megan Lammers, Loyola Alison Lester, Notre Dame Kori Stiefvater, Butler Stacia Masters, Notre Dame Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame Jennifer Tanguay, Detroit Kim Phillips, Butler Jen Renola, Notre Dame Jenny Tombragel, Xavier Alisa Pykett, Butler Emily Winterheimer, Butler Jenny Veid, Xavier Jen Renola, Notre Dame

Beth Crauder, Butler Cindy Fix, Detroit Kerri Doran, Butler Beth Crauder, Butler Cindy Daws, Notre Dame Jennifer Gibson, Butler Amanda Gruber, Xavier Cindy Daws, Notre Dame Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit Josha Krueger, Milwaukee Amanda Gruber, Xavier Barbi Harris, Xavier Amanda Gruber, Xavier Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame Chris Johnson, Butler Julie Hanson, Green Bay Ayanna Love, Xavier Julie Hanson, Green Bay Holly Manthei, Notre Dame Nora Kelly, Xavier Holly Manthei, Notre Dame Chris Johnson, Butler (MVP) Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Julie Maund, Notre Dame Heidi Kratochvil, Milwaukee Jen Renola, Notre Dame Ayanna Love, Xavier Kate Sobrero, Notre Dame Holly Manthei, Notre Dame Kate Sobrero, Notre Dame Michelle Marchese, Wright State Jessica Tenge, Butler Julie Maund, Notre Dame Susie Welch, Xavier Jen Schulewitz, Loyola Amy Van Laecke, Notre Dame Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame Emily Winterheimer, Butler TIffany Thompson, Notre Dame Jennifer VonHandorf, Xavier Jen Renola, Notre Dame

1991

1992

Butler’sChrisJohnsonreceivedAll-League honors three timesfrom1992-94.

JenRenolahelpedNotreDamereachthenationalchampionshipmatchin1994.

Beth Crauder was the tourna-mentMVPwhenButlerwonthe1996LeagueChampionship.

1993

1994


HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerHonors First-Team All-League Second-Team All-League All-Newcomer Team All-Tournament Team Joy Aschenbrener, Butler Lisa Boeser, Green Bay Patti Anderson, Butler Lisa Boeser, Green Bay Beth Crauder, Butler Melissa Campbell, Northern Illinois Joy Aschenbrener, Butler Melissa Eckerle, Loyola Jean Delaki, Butler Michelle Goaziou, Butler Melissa Campbell, Northern Illinois Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit Amy Derry, Northern Illinois Monica Kaltreider, Detroit Cassie Dean, Northern Illinois Debbie Huston, Northern Illinois Debbie Huston, Northern Illinois Erin Kremzar, Green Bay Monica Kaltreider, Detroit Mary Jakubczak, Milwaukee Josha Krueger, Milwaukee Kelly Miller, Butler Erin Kremzar, Green Bay Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee (MVP) Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Anne Mucci, Northern Illinois E.B. Larson, Butler Lori Melching, Loyola E.B. Larson, Butler Nichola Pierfelice, Detroit Jody McCord, Wright State Heather Palombi, Northern Illinois Michelle Marchese, Wright State Cammy Polson, Milwaukee Anne Mucci, Northern Illinois Nichola Pierfelice, Detroit Alisa Pykett, Butler Nikki Thomas, Detroit Meredith Roney, Butler Anita Tiselj, Detroit Jessica Tenge, Butler Nathalee Thompson, Detroit Nathalee Thompson, Detroit Claire Wilson, Detroit

Lisa Boeser, Green Bay Joy Aschenbrener, Butler Renay DeNicolo, Northern Illinois Joy Aschenbrener, Butler Beth Crauder, Butler Melissa Eckerle, Loyola Kerri Franklin, Northern Illinois Beth Crauder, Butler (MVP) Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit Cindy Fix, Detroit Taryn Jones, Wright State Renay DeNicolo, Northern Illinois Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee Tiffani Gover, Wright State Anna Marinaccio, Northern Illinois Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit Monica Kaltreider, Detroit Melissa Koesters, Wright State Michelle Milliken, Butler Amy Huber, Butler Josha Krueger, Milwaukee Jody McCord, Wright State Stephanie Monahan, Wright State Josha Krueger, Milwaukee Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Anne Mucci, Northern Illinois Joy Provan, Milwaukee Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Summer Lawler, Butler Cammy Polson, Milwaukee Sarah Schaeffer, Wright State Danielle McIntyre, Detroit Alisa Pykett, Butler Joy Provan, Milwaukee Jody Stafne, Milwaukee Anne Mucci, Northern Illinois Nathalee Thompson, Detroit Amy Quello, Green Bay Amy Toms, Wright State Nichola Pierfelice, Detroit Allison Wade, Northern Illinois Nikki Thomas, Detroit Allison Wade, Northern Illinois Alisa Pykett, Butler

Joy Aschenbrener, Butler Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Shannon Beal, Detroit Joy Aschenbrener, Butler (MVP) Melissa Eckerle, Loyola Alicia Franklin, Butler Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Alicia Franklin, Butler Jody Handley, Detroit Taryn Jones, Wright State Kristi Elliott, Detroit Jody Handley, Detroit Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee Melissa Koesters, Wright State Alicia Franklin, Butler Stephanie Hosni, Milwaukee Monica Kaltreider, Detroit Chandra Konkol, Milwaukee Jody Handley, Detroit Josha Krueger, Milwaukee Josha Krueger, Milwaukee E.B. Larson, Butler Eva Havaris, Detroit Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Lizzy Leonard, Loyola Lissy Leonard, Loyola E.B. Larson, Butler Summer Lawler, Butler Jody McCord, Wright State Teresa Martin, Wright State Joy Provan, Milwaukee Cammy Polson, Milwaukee Danielle McIntyre, Detroit Amy Teetor, Wright State Marcy Sebastian, Wright State Jessica Tenge, Butler Kelly Miller, Butler Sarah Wiese, Loyola Amy Teetor, Wright State Nathalee Thompson, Detroit Nichola Pierfelice, Detroit Kim Woldt, Green Bay Nathalee Thompson, Detroit

Joy Aschenbrener, Butler Patti Anderson, Butler Erin Blaedow, Milwaukee Patti Anderson, Butler Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Missy Daniels, Wright State Sarah Bourgraf, Butler Joy Aschenbrener, Butler Melissa Eckerle, Loyola Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee Lauren Danner, Loyola Amy Currie, Butler Alicia Franklin, Butler Erin Kremzar, Green Bay Randi Freeman, Wright State Melissa Eckerle, Loyola Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit Teresa Martin, Wright State Heather Friedman, Green Bay Alicia Franklin, Butler Monica Kaltreider, Detroit Kim Marx, Green Bay Susannah Hoppe, Butler Randi Freeman, Wright State (MVP) Danielle McIntyre, Detroit Lindsey Munkwitz, Milwaukee Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit Taryn Jones, Wright State Lori Melching, Loyola Sharon Roscoe, Wright State Angela Lehman, Butler Jamie May, Milwaukee Katie Mellus, Loyola Jennifer Rothermich, Loyola Tegan Phillips, Detroit Stephanie Monahan, Wright State Jody McCord, Wright State Jessica Smith, Loyola Sharon Roscoe, Wright State Tina Stonitsch, Wright State Kim Woldt, Green Bay Mara Thompson, Milwaukee Jessica Smith, Loyola Kim Woldt, Green Bay Suzanne Ternes, Loyola

Laura Borelli, Green Bay Missy Daniels, Wright State Laura Beyer, Green Bay Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Kara Bryan, Butler Lauren Danner, Loyola Kara Bryan, Butler Angie Croley, Wright State Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Amy Franks, Wright State Kristen Drogell, Butler Lauren Danner, Loyola Hadiatu Dumbuya, Butler Martha Gudiel, Butler Hadiatu Dumbuya, Butler Carrie Durand, Milwaukee Alicia Franklin, Butler Jessica Herdzik, Detroit Amy Franks, Wright State Randi Freeman, Wright State (MVP) Randi Freeman, Wright State Stefani Hosni, Milwaukee Martha Gudiel, Butler Katie Hadican, Loyola Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit Lindsey Munkwitz, Milwaukee Kristen Hanks, Wright State Susannah Hoppe, Butler Teresa Martin, Wright State Erin Murphy, Butler Katie Kubacki, Milwaukee Taryn Jones, Wright State Sharon Roscoe, Wright State Liz Ulicki, Milwaukee Kristin Munyon, Milwaukee Teresa Martin, Wright State Tanya Tiselj, Detroit Katie Waltenberger, Milwaukee Erica Pedini, Loyola Julie Ruma, Milwaukee Kim Woldt, Green Bay Joanne Wilde, Milwaukee Tanya Tiselj, Detroit Joanne Wilde, Milwaukee

Erin Blaedow, Milwaukee Alicia Bailey, Wright State Alicia Bailey, Wright State Alicia Bailey, Wright State Kara Bryan, Butler Lisa Bengtsson, Milwaukee Becky Belcher, Wright State Erin Blaedow, Milwaukee Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Erika Butler, Loyola Lisa Bengtsson, Milwaukee Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Hadiatu Dumbuya, Butler Lauren Danner, Loyola Carrie Johnston, Detroit Amy Franks, Wright State Amy Franks, Butler Jenny Golovska, Detroit Katie Koning, Loyola Randi Freeman, Wright State (MVP) Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit Kristin Lau, Green Bay Sally Koop, Detroit Amy Morrison, Butler Teresa Martin, Wright State Lindsey Munkwitz, Milwaukee Kristin Lau, Green Bay Kristin Munyon, Milwaukee Amy Morrison, Butler Jessica Smith, Loyola Becca Moffitt, Wright State Sharon Roscoe, Wright State Kristin Munyon, Milwaukee Kristin Smith, Green Bay Amy Pike, Butler Amy Teetor, Wright State Sharon Roscoe, Wright State Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee Kristin Smith, Green Bay Tanya Tiselj, Detroit Tanya Tiselj, Detroit Stacey Westbrook, Detroit Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee Katie Waltenberger, Milwaukee Kim Woldt, Green Bay Amber Stauch, Butler

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HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerHonors First-Team All-League Second-Team All-League All-Newcomer Team All-Tournament Team Erin Blaedow, Milwaukee Angie Baratto, Green Bay Brenda Andrews, Milwaukee Erin Blaedow, Milwaukee (MVP) Hadiatu Dumbuya, Butler Laura Beyer, Green Bay Judith Atwood, Detroit Carrie Durand, Milwaukee Carrie Durand, Milwaukee Kristin Blackwell, Wright State Stephanie Bruch, Loyola Amy Franks, Wright State Randi Freeman, Wright State Stephanie Bruch, Loyola Allison Brunner, Green Bay Martha Guidel, Butler Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit Evann Franklin, Milwaukee Kim Chianese, Wright State Susannah Hoppe, Butler Amy Morrison, Butler Amy Franks, Wright State Alisson Dube, Detroit Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit Amy Oechsner, Milwaukee Jenny Galovska, Detroit Mandi Jasky, Detroit Katie Kubacki, Milwaukee Sharon Roscoe, Wright State Martha Guidel, Butler Sara Lewis, Milwaukee Amy Pike, Butler Julie Ruma, Milwaukee Susannah Hoppe, Butler Melissa Richter, Milwaukee Sharon Roscoe, Wright State Maggie Suminski, Milwaukee Kristin Rott, Butler Alana Stephensen, Loyola Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee Tanya Tiselj, Detroit Anne Rowe, Green Bay Mary Beth Young, Wright State Tanya Tiselj, Detroit Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee Amber Stauch, Butler Jeney Walter, Milwaukee Mary Beth Young, Wright State

Judith Atwood, Detroit Brenda Andrews, Milwaukee Jessica Barrett, Detroit Judith Atwood, Detroit Kim Chianese, Wright State Laura Beyer, Green Bay Natalie Brown, Green Bay Jessica Barrett, Detroit Annie Doerr, Butler Meredith Buemi, Butler Meredith Buemi, Butler Lisa Bengtsson, Milwaukee (MVP) Allison Epple, Detroit Elizabeth Chudy, Milwaukee Elizabeth Chudy, Milwaukee Elizabeth Chudy, Milwaukee Kate Lord, Butler Alisson Dube, Detroit Allison Epple, Detroit Mary Duffy, Milwaukee Amy Morrison, Butler Hadiatu Dumbuya, Butler Kelly Kammer, Wright State Amy Franks, Wright State Molly Schneider, Milwaukee Carrie Durand, Milwaukee Kate Lord, Butler Amy Morrison, Butler Alana Stephansen, Loyola Blair Kaminski, Wright State Sarah Oligney, Green Bay Amy Pike, Butler Maggie Suminski, Milwaukee Katie Koning, Loyola Michelle Sarmiento, Wright State Krista Rott, Butler Tanya Tiselj, Detroit Sarah Oligney, Green Bay Molly Schneider, Milwaukee Maggie Suminski, Milwaukee Mary Beth Young, Wright State Krista Rott, Butler Jenny Tamms, Wright State Jeney Walter, Milwaukee Jamie Wasielewski, Loyola

Meredith Buemi, Butler Brenda Andrews, Milwaukee Allison Bullard, Detroit Judith Atwood, Detroit Annie Doerr, Butler Judith Atwood, Detroit Steph Comisar, Wright State Angie Baratto, Green Bay Alisson Dube, Detroit Angie Baratto, Green Bay Caitlin Gill, Butler Alisson Dube, Detroit Allison Epple, Detroit Allison Brunner, Green Bay Ginny Graczyk, Milwaukee Allison Epple, Detroit Ginny Graczyk, Milwaukee Elizabeth Chudy, Milwaukee Stephanie Gross, Green Bay Stephanie Gross, Green Bay Blair Kaminski, Wright State Stephanie Gross, Green Bay Kristin Harnest, Butler Heather Joseph, Loyola Sarah Oligney, Green Bay Katie Koning, Loyola Mary Parker, Detroit Katie Koning, Loyola Mary Parker, Detroit Kate Lord, Butler Emily Peick, Loyola Sarah Oligney, Green Bay Amy Pike, Butler Emily Peick, Loyola Taylor Powell, Milwaukee Mary Parker, Detroit (MVP) Jeney Walter, Milwaukee Krista Rott, Butler Jodie Shoaf, Wright State Neena Szczesney, Loyola Mary Beth Young, Wright State Erin Shaughnessy, Milwaukee Lauren Vineyard, Loyola Lauren Vineyard, Loyola Lauren Vineyard, Loyola Gwen Zimmerman, Green Bay

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TanyaTiseljreceivedFirst-TeamAll-LeaguehonorsineachofherfourseasonsatDetroit.

Detroit’sGwenKilfoyscored40goalsasafour-timeFirst-TeamAll-Leagueselection.

MaryBethYoungearnedFirst-TeamAll-League honors threetimesforWrightState.


HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerHonors First-Team All-League Second-Team All-League All-Newcomer Team All-Tournament Team Julie Backscheider, Butler Kathy Banjavcic, Detroit Molly Callon, Butler Judith Atwood, Detroit Meredith Buemi, Butler Heather Clapacs, Cleveland State Heather Clapacs, Cleveland State Kathy Banjavcic, Detroit Elizabeth Chudy, Milwaukee Steph Comisar, Wright State Liz Hardy, Detroit Allison Brunner, Green Bay Allison Epple, Detroit Alisson Dube, Detroit Katie Heidenreich, Loyola Elizabeth Chudy, Milwaukee Stephanie Gross, Green Bay Liz Hardy, Detroit Cassie Jones, Wright State Alisson Dube, Detroit Kate Lord, Butler Mandi Jasky, Detroit Julie Kenkel, Loyola Allison Epple, Detroit (MVP) Sarah Oligney, Green Bay Julie Kenkel, Loyola Elizabeth McNally, Milwaukee Heather Lau, Loyola Janie McGann, Milwaukee Elizabeth McNally, Milwaukee Desire Morris, Wright State Elizabeth McNally, Milwaukee Mary Parker, Detroit Katie Norman, Green Bay Amber Rasmussen, Cleveland State Mary Parker, Detroit Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee Jodie Shoaf, Wright State Pam Shipway, Milwaukee Emily Peick, Loyola Mary Beth Young, Wright State Jamie Wasielewski, Loyola Brooke Wikgren, Green Bay Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee

Meredith Buemi, Butler Sadie Brookman, Youngstown State Blair Gilleland, Detroit Meredith Buemi, Butler Allison Epple, Detroit Allie Bullard, Detroit Erin Kane, Milwaukee Becca Englund, Milwaukee Ginny Graczyk, Milwaukee Heather Clapacs, Cleveland State Caitlin Lee, Youngstown State Katie Fortenberry, Detroit Stephanie Gross, Green Bay Steph Comisar, Wright State Shelly Marick, Detroit Nicole Gipson, Detroit Erin Kane, Milwaukee Kate Lord, Butler Kitty Montgomery, Milwaukee Ginny Graczyk, Milwaukee Sarah Oligney, Green Bay Janice McGann, Milwaukee Lauren Moss, Detroit Erin Kane, Milwaukee (MVP) Mary Parker, Detroit Lauren Moss, Detroit Angie Muir, Butler Lauren Moss, Detroit Jess Rooma, Wright State Angie Muir, Butler Jess Rooma, Wright State Nicole Motl, Milwaukee Jodie Shoaf, Wright State Dixie Schubert, Green Bay Jenny Southard, Butler Mary Parker, Detroit Sarah Teegarden, Milwaukee Jamie Wasielewski, Loyola Sarah Teegarden, Milwaukee Stephanie Pauli, Loyola Ashley Twehues, Butler Amanda Winn, Milwaukee Sharon Zurbey, Green Bay Amanda Winn, Milwaukee

Ginny Graczyk, Milwaukee Casey Berrier, Loyola Casey Berrier, Loyola Kate Fortenberry, Detroit Stephanie Gross, Green Bay Steph Comisar, Wright State Lorrin Bertsch, Wright State Ginny Graczyk, Milwaukee Kristen Harnest, Butler Mary Dale, Loyola Caitlin Bodzioney, Youngstown State Erin Kreuser, Milwaukee Erin Kane, Milwaukee Shelley Marick, Detroit Andrea DiPace, Detroit Heather Lau, Loyola Heather Lau, Loyola Megan Mattioda, Wright State Jordan Gapczynski, Youngstown State Shelley Marick, Detroit Caitlin Lee, Youngstown State Amy Miller, Wright State Abbie Kaul, Butler Ashley Morawski, Loyola Cynthia Morote-Ariza, Loyola Taylor Powell, Milwaukee Erin Krueser, Milwaukee Cynthia Morote-Ariza, Loyola (MVP) Mary Parker, Detroit Dixie Schubert, Green Bay Kate Megna, Milwaukee Angie Muir, Butler Jess Rooma, Wright State Melanie Slusher, Detroit Cynthia Morote-Ariza, Loyola Mary Parker, Detroit Sarah Teegarden, Milwaukee Ashley Twehues, Butler Jackie Vera, Loyola Jackie Vera, Loyola Jackie Vera, Loyola Louise Vraney, Milwaukee Louise Vraney, Milwaukee Amanda Winn, Milwaukee Amanda Winn, Milwaukee Jenny Whaley, Detroit

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FOUR-TIME FIRST-TEAM SELECTIONSChris Johnson, Butler (1991-92-93-94); Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit (1998-99-00-01); Tanya Tiselj, Detroit (1999-00-01-02), Allison Epple, Detroit (2002-03-04-05), Mary Parker, Detroit (2003-04-05-06).

THREE-TIME FIRST-TEAM SELECTIONSAndrea Kurek, Notre Dame (1991-92-93); Chris Johnson, Butler (1992-93-94); Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame (1992-93-94); Beth Crauder, Butler (1994-95-96); Josha Krueger, Milwaukee (1995-96-97); Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee (1995-96-97); Joy Aschenbrener, Butler (1995-97-98); Monica Kaltreider, Detroit (1996-97-98); Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee (1998-99-00); Hadiatu Dumbuya, Butler (1999-00-01); Sharon Roscoe, Wright State (1999-00-01); Amy Morrison, Butler (2000-01-02), Mary Beth Young, Wright State (2002-03-04); Meredith Buemi, Butler (2003-04-05); Sarah Oligney, Green Bay (2003-04-05); Ginny Graczyk, Milwaukee (2003-05-06); Stephanie Gross, Green Bay (2004-05-06).

GinnyGraczykhasearnedFirst-TeamAll-League notice threetimesatMilwaukee.

Detroit’sAllisonEppleisoneoffive players to gain First-Team All-Leagueacclaimfourtimes.

WrightState’sJessRoomawonFirst-TeamAll-Leaguehonorsineach of her first two seasons.


HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerHonorsYear Player of the Year Coach of the Year Newcomer of the Year1991 Stephanie Porter, Notre Dame Chris Petricelli, Notre Dame 1992 Diane Coleman, Dayton Chris Petricelli, Notre Dame Barbi Harris, Xavier1993 Alison Lester, Notre Dame Chris Petricelli, Notre Dame Cindy Daws, Notre Dame1994 Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame Chris Petricelli, Notre Dame Holly Manthei, Notre Dame1995 Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Brian Blitz, Butler Joy Aschenbrener, Butler1996 Beth Crauder, Butler George Van Linder, Butler Allison Wade, Northern Illinois1997 Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee Michael Moynihan, Milwaukee Jody Handley, Detroit1998 Monica Kaltreider, Detroit Brendan Eitz, Loyola Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit1999 Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Scott Rodgers, Wright State Kara Bryan, Butler2000 Kara Bryan, Butler Mike Lupenec, Detroit Lisa Bengtsson, Milwaukee Fanta Cooper, Milwaukee Michael Moynihan, Milwaukee Kristin Lau, Green Bay2001 Erin Blaedow, Milwaukee Michael Moynihan, Milwaukee Mary Beth Young, Wright State2002 Amy Morrison, Butler Woody Sherwood, Butler Kate Lord, Butler2003 Annie Doerr, Butler Quinn Ross, Green Bay Ginny Graczyk, Milwaukee Sarah Oligney, Green Bay2004 Mary Parker, Detroit Michael Moynihan, Milwaukee Julie Kenkel, Loyola2005 Sarah Oligney, Green Bay Mike Lupenec, Detroit Jess Rooma, Wright State2006 Mary Parker, Detroit Frank Mateus, Loyola Cynthia Morote-Ariza, Loyola Milwaukee’sLisaKrzykowskiearned

LeaguePlayeroftheYearhonorsinboth1995and1997.

Indianapolis, Ind. -- Three of the Horizon League’s best women’s soccer players proved they can compete with the nation’s elite in the classroom as well as on the field. University of Detroit Mercy senior Mary Parker and University of Wisconsin-Green Bay senior Stephanie Gross were named to the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) First-Team Academic All-America unit, sponsored by ESPN the Magazine, while University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee senior Ginny Graczyk was a Second-Team selection. Parker earned Horizon League Player of the Year honors this fall, topping the circuit with 17 goals and 40 points. In winning the award for the second time in her career (the first coming in 2004), she also became only the fourth player to earn First-Team All-League honors in four consecutive seasons and the first to be a four-time All-Tournament selection at the League Championship. Parker paced the Titans to the final match of the 2006 League Championship, and either scored or set up 23 of the team’s 29 goals in 2006. Her 111 career points (47 goals and 17 assists) rank sixth on the all-time League charts. Gross earned a spot on the All-League First team for the third year in a row, finishing with 32 points (13 goals and six assists) in her final campaign. Gross is the only player in Phoenix history to tally 30 goals and 20 assists in her career, while her 89 career points (34 goals, 21 helpers) rank third in the school’s record books. Her 13 goals in 2006 ranked among the top 20 players in the nation, earning First-Team All-League honors for the third time. Graczyk played every minute of every match for a Milwaukee defense that posted a school-record 16 shutouts and ranked fifth in the nation with a school-standard 0.44 goals-against average. The two-time First-Team Academic All-District V selection earned First-Team All-League honors for the third time in 2006 after helping the Panthers to the regular-season League title with an unblemished 7-0-0 loop ledger. In the classroom, Parker carries a 3.80 grade-point average as a biology and pre-med major, and has won Horizon League Scholar-Athlete of the Week recognition three times. Gross owns a 3.83 GPA in her studies as a human development/psychology major, while Graczyk has a 3.87 GPA as a health sciences/psychology major. All three won Academic All-League notice in 2005, with this year’s academic honors set to be announced next Thursday (Nov. 30). Academic All-America of the Year Heather O’Reilly of the University of North Carolina headlined the First Team, with Gross and Miami (Ohio) University senior Kathleen Vistica on the forward line. Joining Parker in the midfield were Courtney Hulcer of Saint Louis University and Lindsey Ozimek from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The defense includes Stanford University’s Rachel Buehler, Seton Hall University’s Jen Michewicz, the University of Notre Dame’s Ashley Jones and Amy Seng from the University of Louisville. Sophomore goalkeeper Lizzie Barnes from the U.S. Naval Academy was the lone underclassman on the top unit.

Parker,Gross,GraczykEarnAcademicAll-AmericaNotice

Indianapolis, Ind. - Loyola University Chicago freshman forward Cynthia Morote-Ariza was tabbed as a Second-Team Freshman All-American selection by SoccerBuzz magazine. Morote-Ariza led Loyola to arguably its best season in school history with a 14-6-2 record overall and the second loop crown in the program’s history. On the way to the record 14 wins, Morote-Ariza led the Ramblers in goals (nine), assists (nine) and points (27), setting new Loyola single-season marks in goals and points. She was named Horizon League Newcomer of the Year and the Tournament MVP in addition to earning spots on the NSCAA All-Great Lakes Second Team, All-Horizon League First Team and Horizon League All-Newcomer Teams. The freshman forward led the League with her nine assists, finishing third in the circuit with those 27 points and tying for third on the loop charts with the nine goals. She was named the Most Valuable Player of the League Championship, setting up both Rambler goals in Loyola’s 2-1 victory over the University of Detroit Mercy in the final to give LU its second League title in four years.

Morote-ArizaNamedtoFreshmanHonorRoll


HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerPlayersoftheWeek1991Oct. 14 Jodi Hartwig, Notre Dame

1992Sept. 8 Rosella Guerrero, Notre DameSept. 14 Therese Powers, DaytonSept. 21 Alison Lester, Notre DameSept. 28 Gabriella Parrino, La SalleOct. 5 Diane Coleman, DaytonOct. 12 Chris Johnson, ButlerOct. 19 Jenny Smith, DaytonOct. 26 Barbi Harris, XavierNov. 2 Diane Coleman, Dayton

1993Sept. 7 Jodi Hartwig, Notre DameSept. 13 Debbie Messing, DetroitSept. 20 Cindy Fix, DetroitSept. 27 Barbi Harris, XavierOct. 4 Chris Johnson, ButlerOct. 11 Michelle McCarthy, Notre DameOct. 18 Alison Lester, Notre DameOct. 25 Jodi Garrison, XavierNov. 1 Cindy Daws, Notre Dame

1994Sept. 6 Cindy Fix, DetroitSept. 12 Barbi Harris, XavierSept. 19 Amanda Gruber, XavierSept. 26 Michelle McCarthy, Notre DameOct. 3 Jen Renola, Notre DameOct. 10 Tiffany Thompson, Notre DameOct. 17 Jenny Tombragel, XavierOct. 24 Mandy Brettingen, LoyolaOct. 31 Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame

1995Sept. 5 Amy Derry, Northern IllinoisSept. 11 Debbie Huston, Northern IllinoisSept. 18 Cammy Polson, MilwaukeeSept. 25 Cindy Fix, DetroitOct. 2 Mara Thompson, MilwaukeeOct. 9 Sarah McDonald, ButlerOct. 16 Ashley Auld, Wright StateOct. 23 Beth Crauder, ButlerOct. 30 Lisa Boeser, Green Bay

1996Sept. 2 Amy Quello, Green BaySept. 9 Marcy Sebastian, Wright StateSept. 16 Allison Wade, Northern IlliniosSept. 23 Vanessa Parada, LoyolaSept. 30 Beth Crauder, ButlerOct. 7 Allison Wade, Northern IllinoisOct. 14 Monica Kaltreider, DetroitOct. 21 Beth Crauder, ButlerOct. 28 Monica Kaltreider, DetroitNov. 4 Laura Sandt, Green Bay

1997Sept. 2 Jessica Tenge, ButlerSept. 8 Danielle McIntyre, DetroitSept. 15 Marcy Sebastian, Wright StateSept. 22 Cammy Polson, MilwaukeeSept. 29 Kathy Hoverman, MilwaukeeOct. 6 E.B. Larson, ButlerOct. 13 Joy Aschenbrener, ButlerOct. 20 Cammy Polson, MilwaukeeOct. 27 Monica Kaltreider, DetroitNov. 3 Kim Woldt, Green BayNov. 15 Joy Aschenbrener, Butler

1998Sept. 8 Danielle Alberg, MilwaukeeSept. 14 Joy Aschenbrener, ButlerSept. 21 Lori Melching, LoyolaSept. 28 Kim Woldt, Green BayOct. 5 Heather Ennemoser, Wright StateOct. 12 Amy Toms, Wright StateOct. 19 Fanta Cooper, MilwaukeeOct. 26 Kathy Hoverman, MilwaukeeNov. 2 Gwen Kilfoy, DetroitNov. 9 Randi Freeman, Wright State

1999Aug. 30 Julie Ruma, MilwaukeeSept. 7 Erica Pedini, LoyolaSept. 13 Laura Borrelli, Green BaySept. 20 Stephanie Hosni, MilwaukeeSept. 27 Tricia Czerniak, ButlerOct. 4 Sharon Roscoe, Wright StateOct. 11 Kara Bryan, ButlerOct. 18 Kim Woldt, Green BayOct. 25 Gwen Kilfoy, DetroitNov. 1 Randi Freeman, Wright State

2000Aug. 28 Kristin Lau, Green BaySept. 5 Sharon Roscoe, Wright StateSept. 11 Tana Tiselj, DetroitSept. 18 Teresa Martin, Wright StateSept. 25 Gwen Kilfoy, DetroitOct. 2 Kristin Munyon, MilwaukeeOct. 9 Fanta Cooper, MilwaukeeOct. 16 Gwen Kilfoy, DetroitOct. 23 Kim Woldt, Green Bay

2001Sept. 4 Sharon Roscoe, Wright StateSept. 10 Amy Morrison, ButlerSept. 24 Laura Beyer, Green BayOct. 1 Erin Blaedow, MilwaukeeOct. 8 Amber Stauch, ButlerOct. 15 Alisson Dube, DetroitOct. 22 Chrissy Schurla, MilwaukeeOct. 29 Karis Day, Wright StateNov. 5 Lauren Mikos, Loyola

2002Sept. 2 Amy Morrison, ButlerSept. 9 Maggie Suminski, MilwaukeeSept. 16 Judith Atwood, DetroitSept. 23 Amy Morrison, ButlerSept. 30 Amy Pike, ButlerOct. 7 Amy Morrison, ButlerOct. 14 Darci White, Green BayOct. 21 Gina Nierzwicki, LoyolaOct. 28 Krista Rott, ButlerNov. 4 Elizabeth Chudy, Milwaukee

2003Sept. 2 Meredith Buemi, ButlerSept. 8 Mary Dale, LoyolaSept. 15 Alisson Dube, DetroitSept. 22 Gwen Zimmerman, Green BaySept. 29 Ginny Graczyk, MilwaukeeOct. 6 Katie Sanders, ButlerOct. 13 Annette Ferraro, Wright StateOct. 20 Nora Kaitfors, Green BayOct. 27 Amy Pike, ButlerNov. 3 Liz Chudy, Milwaukee

2004Aug. 30 Stephanie Pauli, LoyolaSept. 6 Mary Parker, DetroitSept. 13 Stephanie Gross, Green BaySept. 20 Mary Parker, DetroitSept. 27 Kerri St. Aubin, MilwaukeeOct. 4 Brooke Wikgren, Green BayOct. 11 Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee Shelly Piccirillo, DetroitOct. 18 Stacey Faude, MilwaukeeOct. 25 Elizabeth Chudy, MilwaukeeNov. 1 Joanna Severson, Milwaukee

2005Aug. 29 Erin Kane, MilwaukeeSept. 5 Angie Muir, ButlerSept. 12 Erin Kane, MilwaukeeSept. 19 Angie Muir, ButlerSept. 26 Katie Campion, MilwaukeeOct. 3 Allison Epple, DetroitOct. 10 Emily Peick, LoyolaOct. 17 Sarah Teegarden, MilwaukeeOct. 24 Erin Kane, MilwaukeeOct. 31 Michelle Sarmiento, Wright State

2006Aug. 28 Lisa Conway, Cleveland StateSept. 4 Steph Comisar, Wright StateSept. 11 Stephanie Gross, Green Bay Sept. 18 Erin Kane, MilwaukeeSept. 25 Jackie Vera, Loyola Oct. 1 Erin Kane, MilwaukeeOct. 8 Mary Parker, DetroitOct. 15 Stephanie Gross, Green BayOct. 22 Sarah Teegarden, MilwaukeeOct. 27 Amy Miller, Wright State

ALL-TIME PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARD LEADERS

Erin Kane, Milwaukee ..................................5Amy Morrison, Butler ...................................4Kim Woldt, Green Bay .................................4Joy Aschenbrener, Butler .............................3Cindy Fix, Detroit .........................................3Stephanie Gross, Green Bay .......................3 Barbi Harris, Xavier ......................................3Monica Kaltreider, Detroit .............................3Mary Parker, Detroit .....................................3Cammy Polson, Milwaukee ..........................3Sharon Roscoe, Wright State ......................3

Kim Woldt won Player of theWeekhonorsineachofherfourseasonsatGreenBay.

Note: One Player of the Week was selected each week among all sports competing through 1991-92; each sport honored its own Player of the Week starting in 1992-93.


HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerRecordsSingle-MatchRecords

Goals, Single Match5 - Mary Parker, Detroit, vs. Cleveland State, Oct.

8, 20044 - Debbie Messing, Detroit, vs. Georgetown, Sept.

19, 19934 - Monica Kaltreider, Detroit, vs. Loyola, Oct. 13,

19964 - Cammy Polson, Milwaukee, vs. Loyola, Nov. 3,

19964 - Lisa Kryzykowski, Milwaukee, vs. Louisville, Oct.

12, 19974 - Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit, vs. Bowling Green, Oct. 26,

19984 - Joy Aschenbrener, Butler, vs. Detroit, Nov. 6,

19984 - Sharon Roscoe, Wright State, vs. Morehead State,

Sept. 2, 20014 - Amy Morrison, Butler, vs. Loyola, Oct. 4, 20024 - Kim Jugenheimer, Youngstown State, vs. Delaware

State, Sept. 5, 20034 - Cindy Fix, Detroit, vs. Swarthmore, Sept. 12,

19934 - Mary Parker, Detroit, vs. Niagara, Sept. 17, 20044 - Mary Parker, Detroit, vs. Cleveland State, Sept.

29, 20064 - Stephanie Gross, Green Bay, vs. Cleveland State,

Oct. 20, 2006

Assists, Single Match5 - Lisa Kryzykowski, Milwaukee, vs.Valparaiso, Oct.

18, 19964 - Mara Thompson, Milwaukee, vs. Butler, Sept.

30, 19944 - Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit, vs. Loyola, Oct. 13,

19964 - Danielle Alberg, Milwaukee, vs. Western Illinois,

Sept. 5, 19973 - on six occasions (Last; Lisa Conway, Cleveland State, vs.

Delaware State, Aug. 27, 2006)

Points, Single Match12 - Mary Parker, Detroit, vs. Cleveland State, Oct.

8, 200410 - Monica Kaltreider, Detroit, vs. Loyola, Oct. 13,

1996 9 - Cammy Polson, Milwaukee, vs. Loyola. Nov. 3,

1996 9 - Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee, vs. Louisville, Oct.

12, 1997 9 - Kim Jugenheimer, Youngstown Sate, vs. Delaware

State, Sept. 5, 2003 9 - Mary Parker, Detroit, vs. Cleveland State, Sept.

29, 2006

Goalkeeper Saves, Single-Match26 - Erika Rust, Detroit, vs. Notre Dame, Aug. 27,

200023 - Heather Friedman, Green Bay, vs. Minnesota,

Sept. 11, 199820 - Lori Melching, Loyola, vs. Detroit, Nov 2, 199520 - Laura Sandt, Green Bay, vs. Wright State, Sept.

12, 199718 - Nikki Thomas, Detroit, vs. Wisconsin, Sept. 13,

199618 - Caitlin Bestard, Youngstown State, vs. IUPUI,

Sept. 13, 200218 - Allie Zajaros, Cleveland State, vs. Bowlng Green,

Oct. 1, 2004

Single-SeasonRecords

Goals, Single Season21 - Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame, 199420 - Cindy Fix, Detroit, 199319 - Amy Morrison, Butler, 200218 - Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame, 199418 - Monica Kaltreider, Detroit, 199617 - Barbi Harris, Xavier, 199217 - Mary Parker, Detroit, 200616 - Stephanie Porter, Notre Dame, 199116 - Barbi Harris, Xavier, 199316 - Cindy Daws, Notre Dame, 199316 - Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee, 199516 - Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee, 199716 - Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit, 199916 - Mary Parker, Detroit, 2004

Assists, Single Season30 - Holly Manthei, Notre Dame, 199422 - Ragen Coyne, Notre Dame, 199320 - Cindy Daws, Notre Dame, 199317 - Tiffany Thompson, Notre Dame, 199315 - Alison Lester, Notre Dame, 199314 - Cindy Fix, Detroit, 199314 - Monica Kaltreider, Detroit, 199514 - Amy Morrison, Butler, 200113 - Kate Fisher, Notre Dame, 199413 - Cindy Fix, Detroit, 199413 - Cindy Johnson, Butler, 199413 - Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit, 1996

Points, Single Season54 - Cindy Fix, Detroit, 1993 (20 G, 14 A)52 - Cindy Daws, Notre Dame, 1993 (16 G, 20 A)51 - Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame, 1994 (21 G, 9 A)48 - Holly Manthei, Notre Dame, 1994 (9 G, 30 A)47 - Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame, 1994 (18 G,

11 A)45 - Monica Kaltreider, Detroit, 1996 (18 G, 9 A)45 - Amy Morris, Butler, 2002 (19 G, 7 A)43 - Cindy Daws, Notre Dame, 1994 (12 G, 19 A)41 - Alison Lester, Notre Dame, 1993 (13 G, 15 A)40 - Mary Parker, Detroit, 2006 (17 G, 6 A)

Goalkeeper Saves, Single Season247 - Chantelle Yost, Loyola, 1993223 - Karen Butler, Loyola, 1992201 - Lori Melching, Loyola, 1997176 - Caitlin Bestard, Youngstown State, 2002167 - Kelcey Ervick, Xavier, 1993164 - Heather Friedman, Green Bay, 1998163 - Laura Sandt, Green Bay, 1997162 - Christine Raub, La Salle, 1994162 - Chantelle Yost, Loyola, 1994162 - Caitlin Bestard, Youngstown State, 2001162 - Alisson Dube, Detroit, 2004

Goals-Against Average, Single Season(minimum1000minutes)0.49 - Erin Kane, Milwaukee, 20060.54 - Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame, 19910.58 - Erin Kane, Milwaukee, 20050.59 - Kelcey Ervick, Xavier, 19910.63 - Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee, 20010.64 - Jen Renola, Notre Dame, 19940.66 - Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee, 19970.69 - Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee, 19980.76 - Jen Renola, Notre Dame, 19930.81 - Katie Sanders, Butler, 2002

Shutouts, Single Season13 - Erin Kane, Milwaukee, 200513 - Erin Kane, Milwaukee, 200611 - Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame, 1991 9 - Kelcey Ervick, Xavier, 1993 9 - Jen Renola, Notre Dame, 1994 9 - E.B. Larson, Butler, 1997 9 - Katie Fortenberry, Detroit, 2005 8 - Kristi Elliott, Detroit, 1997 8 - Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee, 1998 8 - Liz Ulicki, Milwaukee, 1999

Detroit’sCindyFixsetasingle-seasonLeague record in 1993, posting 54pointson20goalsand14assists.

Milwaukee’sErinKaneestablishedaHorizon League record last seasonwith13shutouts.


HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerRecordsCareerRecords

Goals, Career57 - Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee, 1994-9754 - Cindy Fix, Detroit, 1993-9647 - Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame, 1992-9447 - Mary Parker, Detroit, 2003-0646 - Amy Morrison, Butler, 1999-200244 - Joy Aschenbrener, Butler, 1995-9842 - Barbi Harris, Xavier, 1992-9442 - Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame, 1992-9440 - Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit, 1998-200039 - Cammy Polson, Milwaukee, 1994-9739 - Monica Kaltreider, Detroit, 1995-98

Assists, Career43 - Monica Kaltreider, Detroit, 1995-9842 - Cindy Fix, Detroit, 1993-9640 - Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit, 1993-9640 - Chris Johnson, Butler, 1991-9439 - Cindy Daws, Notre Dame, 1993-9437 - Tiffany Thompson, Notre Dame, 1992-9433 - Jodi Hartwig, Notre Dame, 1991-9430 - Holly Manthei, Notre Dame, 199429 - Sararh Oligney, Green Bay, 2002-0527 - Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame, 1992-94

Points, Career (100-point club)150 - Cindy Fix, Detroit, 1993-96 (54 G, 42 A)140 - Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee, 1994-97 (57 G, 26 A)121 - Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame, 1992-94 (47 G, 27 A)121 - Monica Kaltreider, Detroit, 1995-98 (39 G, 43, A)118 - Amy Morrison, Butler, 1999-2002 (46 G, 26 A)111 - Mary Parker, Detroit, 2003-06 (47 G, 17 A)110 - Michelle McCarthy, Notre Dame, 1992-94 (42 G, 26 A)109 - Joy Aschenbrener, Butler, 1995-98 (44 G, 21 A)108 - Chris Johnson, Butler, 1991-94 (34 G, 40 A)108 - Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit, 1993-96 (34 G, 40 A)104 - Cammy Polson, Milwaukee, 1994-97 (39 G, 26 A)

Goalkeeper Saves, Career527 - Lori Melching, Loyola, 1995-98433 - Chantelle Yost, Loyola, 1993-96429 - Alisson Dube, Detroit, 2001-04363 - E.B. Larson, Butler, 1995-98352 - Laura Sandt, Green Bay, 1994-97347 - Kelcey Ervick, Xavier, 1991-93295 - Heather Friedman, Green Bay, 1998-99289 - Nikki Thomas, Detroit, 1993-96293 - Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee, 1995-98249 - Stefanie Maurer, Northern Illinois, 1995-96

Goals-Against Average, Career(minimum2500minutes)0.70 - Jen Renola, Notre Dame, 1993-940.79 - Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame, 1991-920.84 - Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee, 20041.00 - Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee, 1995-981.00 - Katie Sanders, Butler, 2001-041.12 - Kelcey Ervick, Xavier, 1991-931.41 - E.B. Larson, Butler, 1995-981.42 - Randi Freeman, 1998-20001.44 - Nikki Thomas, Detroit, 1993-961.47 - Alisson Dube, Detroit, 2001-04

Goalkeeper Minutes, Career7650 - Alisson Dube, Detroit, 2001-046925 - Lori Melching, Loyola, 1995-986152 - E.B. Larson, Butler, 1995-985629 - Kelcey Ervick, Xavier, 1991-935354 - Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee, 2001-045239 - Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee, 1995-984679 - Nikki Thomas, Detroit, 1993-964406 - Randi Freeman, Wright State, 1998-20004373 - Amy Toms, Wright State, 1996-984164 - Laura Sandt, Green Bay, 1994-97

Shutouts, Career26 - Erin Kane, Milwaukee, 2005-pr.24 - Alisson Dube, Detroit, 2001-0423 - E.B. Larson, Butler, 1995-9820 - Kelcey Ervick, Xavier, 1991-9319 - Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee, 1995-9819 - Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee, 2000-0417 - Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame, 1991-9216 - Jen Renola, Notre Dame, 1993-9414 - Lori Melching, Loyola, 1995-9812 - Nikki Thomas, Detroit, 1993-9612 - Randi Freeman, Wright State, 1998-2000

Loyola’s Lori Melching recorded aLeague-record527savesin6,925min-utesduringhercareer(1995-98).

Randi Freeman anchored a WrightState team that won three Leaguetitlesinarow(1998-2000).


HorizonLeagueWomen’sSoccerAnnualLeadersYear Goals Assists Points1991 Stephanie Porter, Notre Dame ..... 16 Chris Johnson, Butler ....................12 Stephanie Porter, Notre Dame .....361992 Barbie Harris, Xavier .................... 17 Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame .......7 Barbi Harris, Xavier ......................37 .......................................................... Ragen Coyne, Notre Dame .............71993 Cindy Fix, Detroit .......................... 20 Ragen Coyne, Notre Dame ...........22 Cindy Fix, Detroit ..........................541994 Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame ..... 21 Holly Manthei, Notre Dame ...........30 Rosella Guerrero, Notre Dame ....... 511995 Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee ......... 16 Monica Kaltreider, Detroit ..............14 Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee ......... 371996 Monica Kaltreider, Detroit ............. 18 Cindy Fix, Detroit ..........................13 Monica Kaltreider, Detroit .............45 .......................................................... Leslie-ann Graham, Detroit ...........131997 Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee ......... 16 Cammy Polson, Milwaukee ...........12 Lisa Krzykowski, Milwaukee ......... 381998 Joy Aschenbrener, Butler.............. 12 Monica Kaltreider, Detroit ................9 Joy Aschenbrener, Butler ..............29 Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit ...................... 121999 Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit ...................... 16 Tanya Tiselj, Detroit .......................10 Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit ......................342000 Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit ...................... 12 Tanya Tiselj, Detroit .........................7 Amy Morrison, Butler ....................28 Amy Morrison, Butler .................... 122001 Gwen Kilfoy, Detroit ...................... 13 Amy Morrison, Butler ....................14 Amy Morrison, Butler ....................382002 Amy Morrison, Butler .................... 19 Maggie Suminski, Milwaukee ........10 Amy Morrison, Butler ....................452003 Gwen Zimmerman, Green Bay ......... 9 Sarah Oligney, Green Bay ..............9 Sarah Oligney, Green Bay ............ 21 .......................................................... .......................................................... Amy Pike, Butler ...........................212004 Mary Parker, Detroit ...................... 16 Mandi Jasky, Detroit ......................11 Mary Parker, Detroit ......................372005 Mary Parker, Detroit ...................... 10 Sarah Oligney, Green Bay ............10 Mary Parker, Detroit ......................242006 Mary Parker, Detroit ...................... 17 Cynthia Morote-Ariza, Loyola ..........9 Mary Parker, Detroit ......................40

Year Goals-Against Average Goalkeeper Saves Shutouts1991 Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame ... 0.54 Kelcey Ervick, Xavier ..................102 Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame ...... 101992 Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame ... 1.05 Karen Butler, Loyola ....................223 Michelle Lodyga, Notre Dame ........ 61993 Jen Renola, Notre Dame ........... 0.76 Chantelle Yost, Loyola ................247 Jen Renola, Notre Dame ................71994 Jen Renola, Notre Dame ........... 0.64 Christine Raub, La Salle .............162 Jen Renola, Notre Dame ................9 .......................................................... Chantelle Yost, Loyola ................1621995 Nikki Thomas, Detroit ................ 1.16 Stefanie Maurer, N. Illinois ..........138 Nikki Thomas, Detroit .....................61996 Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee ....... 0.92 Nikki Thomas, Detroit ..................141 Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee .......... 51997 Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee ....... 0.66 Laura Sandt, Green Bay .............163 E.B. Larson, Butler .........................91998 Kathy Hoverman, Milwaukee ....... 0.69 Heather Friedman, Green Bay ....164 Kathy Horverman, Milwaukee ......... 81999 Liz Ulicki, Milwaukee ................. 1.09 Heather Friedman, Green Bay ....131 Liz Ulicki, Milwaukee ......................82000 Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee.........0.93 Randi Freeman, Wright State......129 Randi Frfeeman, Wright State ........ 52001 Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee......... 0.63 Christine Handte, Youngstown St. . 136 Erica Pedini, Loyola ........................62002 Katie Sanders, Butler................. 0.81 Caitlin Bestard, Youngstown St. ..176 Alisson Dube, Detroit ......................62003 Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee......... 1.01 Mia Railing, Youngstown State ...123 Alisson Dube, Detroit ......................62004 Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee......... 0.88 Alisson Dube, Detroit ..................142 Kerri St. Aubin, Milwaukee ..............72005 Erin Kane, Milwaukee ................0.58 Erin Withrow, Cleveland State ....122 Erin Kane, Milwaukee ...................132006 Erin Kane, Milwaukee ................ 0.49 Caitlin Bodzioney, Youngstown St. .133 Erin Kane, Milwaukee ...................13

All-TimeStandings League Matches OverallCurrent Members W L T Pct. W L T PctMilwaukee 61 12 4 .818 150 82 28 .631Detroit 48 25 4 .649 125 114 14 .522Butler 48 26 3 .643 123 118 18 .510Wright State 34 32 11 .513 117 119 21 .496Green Bay 27 45 5 .383 78 144 15 .361Loyola 23 50 4 .324 93 149 17 .392Youngstown State 4 34 1 .115 9 103 2 .088Cleveland State 0 20 1 .024 3 50 1 .065

League Matches OverallFormer Members W L T Pct. W L T PctNotre Dame 19 0 1 .975 70 10 5 .853Xavier 12 7 1 .625 46 29 6 .605Northern Illinois 7 10 1 .417 27 30 2 .475La Salle 5 11 1 .324 17 33 3 .349

Butler’sAmy Morrison led theLeagueinscoringineachofherfinal three seasons (2000-02).

Detroit’s Monica Kaltreiderscored 45 points in 1996 andtwiceledtheLeagueinassists.

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