2010 Soccer Guide

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2010 Soccer

MEDIA INFORMATION

2010 Schedule ...................................................................................................... 2

Quick Facts ............................................................................................................. 3

Texas Tech Media Relations ............................................................................. 4

Big 12 Conference ............................................................................................... 5

2010 Roster ............................................................................................................ 6

Radio & TV Roster ................................................................................................ 9

THE RED RAIDERS

Returning Players ..............................................................................................12

Newcomers ..........................................................................................................27

Class Photos ........................................................................................................33

THE STAFF

Head Coach Tom Stone ...................................................................................36

Assistant Coach Aaron Gordon ....................................................................39

Assistant Coach Ashley Gordon ...................................................................40

Support Sta! .......................................................................................................41

2010 OPPONENTS

Non-Conference ................................................................................................46

Big 12 Opponents .............................................................................................48

Big 12 Composite Schedule ...........................................................................51

2009 SEASON REVIEW

2009 Season in Review ....................................................................................54

THE RECORD BOOK

Record Book ........................................................................................................64

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY

Texas Tech ............................................................................................................78

John Walker Fieldhouse ..................................................................................80

Athletics Facilities ..............................................................................................82

Lubbock, Texas ...................................................................................................84

Athletics Administration .................................................................................86

Texas Tech Head Coaches ...............................................................................86

NCAA Compliance .............................................................................................87

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CREDITS

The 2010 Texas Tech Soccer Guide is a production of the Texas Tech

Athletics Communications O" ce. The guide was designed, written

and edited by Tammi Ho! man. Special thanks to Matt Dowdy, Sheila

Tucker, Sarah Salazar and Allison Cottrell. Photography by Norvelle

Kennedy and Michael Strong.

TEXAS TECH ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Texas Tech Department of Intercollegiate Athlet-

ics is to provide programs that develop the character and integrity

of student-athletes in their academic, athletic and personal quest

for excellence. To be consistent with the principles of Texas Tech Uni-

versity, the department embraces the opportunities to enhance stu-

dent-athlete welfare and promote diversity within student-athletes

and sta! with fair and equitable treatment for all. The Department

of Intercollegiate Athletics will operate with # scal responsibility and

compliance under the rules, policies and procedures of Texas Tech

University, the Big 12 Conference and the NCAA.

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Texas Tech Red Raiders

TCUAug. 20 • 7 p.m.

John Walker Soccer Complex

Lubbock, Texas

TEXAS STATEAug. 22 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

NORTHWESTERN STATEAug. 27 • 7 p.m.

Prather Coliseum

Natchitoches, La.

RICEAug. 29 • 7 p.m.

Rice Track/Soccer Stadium

Houston, Texas

OLE MISSSept. 3 • 4 p.m. CDT

Alumni Stadium

South Bend, Ind.

NOTRE DAMESept. 5 • 12:30 p.m. CDT

Alumni Stadium

South Bend, Ind.

NORTH TEXASSept. 10 • 7:30 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

ORAL ROBERTSSept. 12 • 1:30 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

ALABAMASept. 17 • 7 p.m.

Alabama Soccer Stadium

Tuscaloosa, Ala.

SCHEDULE

OKLAHOMASept. 24 • 7 p.m.

John Crain Fields

Norman, Okla.

OKLAHOMA STATESept. 26 • 7 p.m.

Cowgirl Soccer Complex

Stillwater, Okla.

COLORADOOct. 1 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

NEBRASKAOct. 3 • 1 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

TEXASOct. 8 • 7 p.m.

Mike A. Myers Stadium

Austin, Texas

TEXAS A&MOct. 10 • 1:30 p.m.

Aggie Soccer Stadium

College Station, Texas

KANSASOct. 15 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

IOWA STATEOct. 22 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

MISSOURIOct. 24 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

BAYLOROct. 29 • 7 p.m.

Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field

Waco, Texas

BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPNov. 3-7

Blossom Soccer Stadium

San Antonio, Texas

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPNov. 11-27

Campus Sites

NCAA COLLEGE CUPDec. 3-5

WakeMed Soccer Park

Cary, N.C.

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QUICK FACTS

Texas Tech University

Location ........................................................................ Lubbock, Texas

Founded ........................................................................................... 1923

Enrollment ....................................................................................30,000

Nickname ............................................................................Red Raiders

School Colors .......................................................... Scarlet and Black

A� liation .....................................................................NCAA Division I

Conference.....................................................................................Big 12

Chancellor ........................................................................... Kent Hance

President ..........................................................................Dr. Guy Bailey

Athletics Director ...........................................................Gerald Myers

Senior Woman Administrator ................................. Dr. Judi Henry

Athletics Phone .......................................................... (806) 742-3355

Ticket Operations ......................................................(806) 742-TECH

Facility Information

Stadium ..............................................John Walker Soccer Complex

Capacity ........................................................................................... 1,500

Dimensions ..............................................................76 yds. x 120 yds.

Surface .......................................................................................FieldTurf

Coaching Sta!

Head Coach .........................................................................Tom Stone

Alma Mater ..........................................................................Duke, 1987

Record at Tech ................................................ 23-26-7 (Three Years)

Career Record ................................................................................ Same

Best Time for Interviews ....................... Contact Tammi Ho! man

Assistant Coach ..........................................................Aaron Gordon

Alma Mater .............................................................North Texas, 1997

Assistant Coach .........................................................Ashley Gordon

Alma Mater ........................................................................... SMU, 1994

Volunteer Assistant ................................................... Gibbs Keeton

Alma Mater ............................................................... Texas Tech, 2006

Soccer O� ce Phone ................................................. (806) 742-3355

Program History

First Year ............................................................................................ 1994

All-Time Record ..................................................................111-187-21

NCAA Championship Appearances ....................................... None

Best Conference Finish ......................................................4th (1996)

Athletics Communications

Communications Director ............................................. Blayne Beal

Associate Director (Soccer) ..................................Tammi Ho! man

Email............................................................tammi.ho! [email protected]

O� ce Phone ................................................................ (806) 742-2770

Cell Phone .................................................................... (806) 787-5662

O� ce Fax ...................................................................... (806) 742-1970

Mailing Address .................................................................. Box 43021

.............................................................................Lubbock, Texas 79409

Overnight Address ....................................................6th and Boston

.............................................................................Lubbock, Texas 79409

2009 Review

Overall Record ................................................................................8-8-4

Big 12 Record (Finish) ....................................................3-4-3 (T-7th)

Home Record ..................................................................................5-2-1

Away Record ...................................................................................2-5-2

Neutral Sites Record .....................................................................1-1-1

Final Rankings ................................................................................ None

Starters Returning/Lost ...................................................................8/3

Letterwinners Returning/Lost..................................................15/13

Newcomers ........................................................................................... 10

Top Returners ..................................................... Taylor Lytle (Jr.), MF

.................................................................................Casey McCall (Jr.), D

................................................................................... Dawn Ward (So.), F

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TEXAS TECH ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS

BLAYNE BEAL

Assistant Athletics Director

Football, Men’s Golf

[email protected]

(806) 790-7924 - Cell

JODY ROGINSON

Internal Communications/New Media

Web Content/Editorial/Strategic Planning

[email protected]

(806) 786-5217 - Cell

RANDY FARLEY

Associate Director

Men’s Basketball, Men’s & Women’s Tennis

[email protected]

(806) 789-3428 - Cell

TAMMI HOFFMAN

Associate Director

Women’s Basketball, Soccer

tammi.ho! [email protected]

(806) 787-5662 - Cell

SCOTT LACEFIELD

Associate Director

Baseball, Football

scott.lace" [email protected]

(817) 691-3786 - Cell

MATT DOWDY

Assistant Director

Volleyball, Softball, Women’s Golf

[email protected]

(806) 928-5190 - Cell

BRANDON IRETON

Assistant Director

Football, Cross Country, Track & Field

[email protected]

(325) 998-0753 - Cell

SHEILA TUCKER

Administrative Assistant

O# ce Manager/Historical Preservation

[email protected]

6th and Boston Ave.

Box 43021

Lubbock, TX 79409-3021

O# ce: (806) 742-2770

Fax: (806) 742-1970

Website: www.texastech.com

Twitter: @techathletics

Facebook: Texas Tech Athletic Department

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS

Media members wishing to cover the Texas Tech soccer team at the John

Walker Soccer Complex must be issued a working credential from the

Texas Tech Athletics Communications O# ce. All requests for both media

and photo credentials must be made in writing or electronically at least

two days in advance to Tammi Ho! man in the Athletics Communications

O# ce. Requests are honored from sports editors of daily and weekly

newspapers, editors of sports periodicals, and sports directors of radio

and television stations who broadcast regularly scheduled daily sports

reports and talk shows. Credentials can be picked up in the Athletics

Communications O# ce in the south end of Jones AT&T Stadium or at the

entrance of the John Walker Soccer Complex.

PRESS BOX SERVICES

A complete box score and other pertinent match facts will be distrib-

uted to members of the working media after the match. Match notes are

provided prior to the match or can be obtained earlier upon request. A

pre-match meal is served in the press box approximately one hour prior

to game time.

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Accredited photographers will be allowed to shoot outside the " eld at

the John Walker Soccer Complex. We do ask that no pictures be taken

behind either team’s goals. Photographers are also asked to not walk in

front of either team’s bench area.

PRACTICES

All practices are open to the media and the public. Practices normally

begin at 8 a.m. and end around 10 a.m. The normally scheduled “o! day”

is Monday. If a member of the media is interested in attending practice,

please contact Tammi Ho! man in the Athletics Communications O# ce

at least a day in advance.

HEAD COACH INTERVIEWS

Head coach Tom Stone is available to the media each Tuesday and Thurs-

day immediately following practice. Stone is also available each after-

noon at his o# ce.

PLAYER INTERVIEWS

Players and coaches are available for interviews on Tuesday and Thurs-

days immediately following the team’s morning practice. Because of

class committments, players must complete all interviews by 10:40 a.m.

The team will usually not practice on Monday, therefore, if a media mem-

ber wishes to do something special and more time consuming, Monday

is an ideal day for this. If a media member is unable to attend practice,

players and coaches may be available for phone interviews during the

afternoon. Contact Tammi Ho! man in the Athletics Communications Of-

" ce to set up a phone interview or a special request with a player.

WEEKLY RELEASE

Texas Tech’s weekly release and stat package, which includes notes and

all player stats, is available each Wednesday on the Texas Tech web site

(www.texastech.com).

POSTMATCH INTERVIEWS

Post-match interviews with coaches and players will occur around 10

minutes after the conclusion of the match in a designated area inside the

John Walker Soccer Complex " eld house. The Texas Tech locker room will

remain closed following the end of the match.

DIRECTIONS TO THE JOHN WALKER SOCCER COMPLEX

The John Walker Soccer Complex is located just west of University Medi-

cal Center (UMC) on the Texas Tech Parkway. The complex is accessible

by taking the Texas Tech Parkway from either the Marsha Sharp Freeway

or Fourth Street.

FROM THE AIRPORT

Take I-27 South from Regis Street and exit west on the Marsha Sharp

Freeway. Take the 19th Street exit and turn north (right) on Texas Tech

Parkway. Turn left on Sixth Street and the John Walker Soccer Complex

will be on the left.

PARKING

Fans and media members wishing to attend a soccer match at the John

Walker Soccer Complex should park in the satellite parking lots located

immediately west of Texas Tech Parkway. Parking is open and free of

charge.

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2010 Soccer

BIG 12 CONFERENCE Sarah Pavan (Nebraska) earned countless accolades for her work away

from competition, being named the Academic All-America of the Year for

all sports in both 2006-07 and ‘07-08. She was also named recipient of the

prestigious 2006-07 Honda-Broderick Award as Collegiate Woman Athlete

of the Year, the � rst athlete since the Big 12 was formed to earn the ac-

colade. In its history, the conference has nearly 400 academic honorees,

averaging more than 25 each season.

The Big 12 can boast of other stories that combine on and o� the � eld

success. Patience Knight (Texas Tech) was the recipient of the Honda In-

spiration Award in 2008, given to an outstanding female college athlete

who overcomes adversity to excel in her sport. She was diagnosed with a

cancerous tumor in 2007, but rebounded to win All-America honors at the

2008 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships.

Competitive excellence, scholarship and sportsmanship are all equal

components of the Big 12 philosophy. All-Big 12 teams and Academic All-

Big 12 squads are recognized for each sport at the end of their respective

seasons. At the end of each academic year, the Conference honors its top

male and female student-athletes with the Big 12 Athlete of the Year and

Big 12 Sportsperson of the Year awards.

Institutions can also nominate student-athletes for the prestigious Dr.

Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarships at the end of each academic

year. A total of 249 scholars have received over 1.6 million in postgraduate

� nancial aid through the � rst 14 years of the program.

The Big 12 sponsors 21 sports. Men’s squads include baseball, basket-

ball, cross country, football, golf, indoor track & � eld, outdoor track & � eld,

swimming & diving, tennis and wrestling. Women’s teams are � elded in

basketball, cross country, golf, gymnastics, indoor track & � eld, outdoor

track & � eld, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and volleyball.

The Conference is made up of 12 institutions that have shared many

traditional rivalries throughout their histories. Member schools include -

Baylor University, University of Colorado, Iowa State University, University

of Kansas, Kansas State University, University of Missouri, University of Ne-

braska, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, University of

Texas, Texas A&M University and Texas Tech University.

The institutions created a league that encompasses seven states, over 46

million people and television households in 18 of the top 100 markets

within its geographic footprint.

The Conference conducts championships for 19 of its 21 sports. Each

championship helps to determine teams and/or individuals that will rep-

resent the Conference in national postseason competition. The winner of

the Big 12 football championship game earns the league’s berth into the

Bowl Championship Series.

In the last several years the Big 12 has increased its bowl agreements

and expanded television opportunities for all sports through contracts

with ABC/ESPN and FSN. Most recently, the league renewed and ex-

panded its multi-year arrangement with ABC/ESPN, Inc. The new contract

began in 2008-09.

In its � rst 14 years, the Conference has distributed more than $1.2 bil-

lion to its 12 member institutions. The Big 12 sta� administers to over

4,600 student-athletes in its 21 sports. The conference o� ce is headquar-

tered in Irving, Texas.

Big 12 Communications Sta!

Big 12 Commissioner ................................................................................ Dan Beebe

Asst. Commissioner/Communications ................................................ Bob Burda

Dir. of Communications .......................................................................... Rob Carolla

Associate Director ................................................................................Joni Lehmann

Assistant Director .............................................................................. Carmen Branch

Will Hancock Intern ....................................................................... Laura Rasmussen

Will Hancock Intern ........................................................................Jessica Schwager

Big 12 Conference – A National Leader

The Big 12 Conference, despite being one of the youngest conferenc-

es in America, will continue its position as a national leader in athletics

and academics as it embarks on its 15th season in 2010-11.

Since it began play in 1996-97, the Conference can boast of 38 team

crowns and 440 individual NCAA Championships. The success continued

last year, as Oklahoma State won the NCAA men’s cross country title while

Texas captured the national championship in men’s swimming & diving.

Texas A&M maintained its place as the nation’s top outdoor track & � eld

program, securing the NCAA crowns for both the men and women for the

second consecutive year.

Big 12 squads continued to lead the nation in their respective sports

as every single sport the Conference sponsors had at least one school

ranked in the top six of the national rankings during the past campaign.

In addition, nine di� erent sports had the No. 1 team in the nation at some

point during the 2009-10 season.

In addition to the NCAA crowns, several more schools made strong

national showings. Five Big 12 volleyball teams competed in the regional

semi� nals of the NCAA Championship in 2010, the � rst time that has hap-

pened in conference history. The Big 12 also had a school play for the

BCS National Championship (Texas) for the seventh season and placed

two women’s basketball squads (Baylor, Oklahoma) in the Final Four in

the same season for the � rst time. Oklahoma � nished second nationally

at the NCAA women’s gymnastics � nals - an all-time high for the Big 12

- while Oklahoma State placed second at the men’s golf championship.

Iowa State was third at the NCAA wrestling championships and the Big 12

also placed a team in the College World Series in both softball (Missouri)

and baseball (Oklahoma).

The individual honors also continued, as Jenny Barringer (Colorado)

earned The Bowerman Award, presented for the � rst time to the most

outstanding collegiate women’s track and � eld athlete. In fact, all three

women’s � nalists were from the Big 12. Caroline Hedwall (Oklahoma

State) was named the recipient of the Honda Sports Award as the nation’s

top female golfer after capturing the NCAA individual title. Lisa Koll (Iowa

State) earned the Honda Award as the top collegiate female athlete in

track & � eld, Connie Yori (Nebraska) was the consensus Division I women’s

basketball coach of the year and K.J. Kindler (Oklahoma) earned national

women’s gymnastics coaching accolades.

The Big 12 has had four Heisman Trophy winners in its 14-year history.

In 2008, the Big 12 established a high-water mark, as for the � rst time

in the 74-year history of the Heisman four of the top � ve vote-getters

hailed from the same conference, including award-winner Sam Bradford

(Oklahoma). The league followed that recognition with two of the top

� ve � nalists in 2009.

During the past six seasons a total of 16 NCAA trophies have been

hoisted by Big 12 institutions, with at least one national crown won in all

but one year for the Conference, including each of the past 13 seasons.

The Big 12 leads all conferences with its seven appearances in BCS

title games. Seven league squads have played for the football national

championship in the last 10 years with berths in 17 BCS games overall,

including two each in 2007 and 2008. In the past two seasons, the Big 12

has had 16 players earn consensus All-America accolades.

In basketball, nine men’s and six women’s teams have advanced to

their respective Final Fours in the past eight seasons as the Big 12 contin-

ues its place among the elite intercollegiate athletic conferences. On the

men’s side six di� erent teams have reached the regional � nals in the past

three seasons – the � rst time since 1985 that any conference can boast

of six di� erent teams doing so over a three-year period. The Big 12 has

led the nation in women’s basketball attendance the past 11 seasons and

surpassed its own NCAA record attendance mark in 2009-10.

Numerous national honors have been won by basketball student-

athletes during the league’s history. Sherron Collins (Kansas) was award-

ed the 2010 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award in men’s basketball as the

top player six-foot or under. Kelsey Gri� n (Nebraska) gave the Confer-

ence a consensus All-America selection in women’s basketball for the

10th straight season.

The Big 12 and its member institutions are committed to a competi-

tive environment where sportsmanship and fair play take center stage.

Whether on the � eld, in the classroom, or within the community, the

student-athletes, administrators, coaches and game o� cials of the Big 12

support the highest ideals in sportsmanship.

Big 12 student-athletes have shown commitment to their studies by

earning numerous academic recognitions. Cole Aldrich (Kansas) was the

latest after earning Academic All-America of the Year honors in men’s bas-

ketball in 2009-10. It marked the seventh time in the past � ve years that a

league athlete has garnered the top academic honor for their respective

sport.

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NUMERICAL ROSTER

NO. NAME HT POS YR-EXP HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL

0 Colleen Pitts 5-8 GK Sr.-3L Dallas, Texas/Ursuline Academy

1 Erin Wikelius 5-11 GK So.-1L Austin, Texas/Westlake

3 Conner Williams 5-2 MF So.-1L Carrollton, Texas/Hebron

4 Jessica Fuston 5-9 F Fr.-HS Cedar Park, Texas/Vista Ridge

5 Whitney Sharpe 5-7 D Jr.-TR West Des Moines, Iowa/Valley/UCLA

6 Jaclyn Dozier 5-5 D So.-1L Colorado Springs, Colo./Air Academy

7 Jessica Disabella 5-7 MF Fr.-HS Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound

8 Madison Terry 5-4 MF Jr.-2L Rowlett, Texas/Rowlett

11 Lauren Clary 5-7 D Jr.-2L Mesquite, Texas/North Mesquite

12 Taylor Lytle 5-2 MF Jr.-2L Las Cruces, N.M./Las Cruces

14 Ti� ni Smith 5-4 MF So.-1L Fort Worth, Texas/Fort Worth Country Day

15 Becca Rowland 5-2 D Fr.-HS Arlington, Texas/Lamar

16 Leanne Mihelich 5-7 F Sr.-2L Ducanville, Texas/Ducanville/UALR

17 Hayley Haagsma 5-7 MF Fr.-HS Cerritos, Calif./Valley Christian

18 Morgan Johnson 5-8 D So.-1L Arlington, Texas/Mans� eld Timberview

20 Mallory Yacullo 5-5 MF Fr.-HS Parker, Colo./Ponderosa

21 Maggie Fete 5-7 MF Jr.-2L Warren, N.J./Watchung Hills

22 Dawn Ward 5-8 MF So.-1L Midland, Texas/Midland

23 Sarah Ellison 5-1 F So.-1L Alamogordo, N.M./Alamorgordo

24 Anna Lavis 5-6 MF Fr.-HS Arlington, Texas/Martin

25 Margaret Gottsacker 5-5 D Fr.-HS Dallas, Texas/Highland Park

26 Maggie Piper 5-5 MF/D Fr.-HS Miami, Fla./Miami Country Day

28 Haley Fowler 5-5 D So.-1L Odessa, Texas/Permian

29 Leah Christensen 5-9 D Fr.-RS San Angelo, Texas/Central

30 Gabby Kaufman 5-6 GK Fr.-HS Calabasas, Calif./Calabasas

33 Casey McCall 5-6 D Jr.-2L Frisco, Texas/Justin Wakeland

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach

Tom Stone – Fourth Season

Assistant Coaches

Aaron Gordon - Fourth Season

Ashley Gordon - Fourth Season

Volunteer Assistant

Gibbs Keeton - Second Season

ROSTER

RED RAIDERS BY CLASS

Seniors (2)

Leanne Mihelich

Colleen Pitts

Juniors (6)

Lauren Clary

Maggie Fete

Taylor Lytle

Casey McCall

Whitney Sharpe

Madison Terry

Sophomores (8)

Jaclyn Dozier

Sarah Ellison

Haley Fowler

Morgan Johnson

Ti� ni Smith

Dawn Ward

Erin Wikelius

Conner Williams

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Leah Christensen ................................................... lee-ah

Jessica Disabella..................................... dis-uh-bell-uh

Jaclyn Dozier ...................................................doh-zhure

Maggie Fete ..................................................................fate

Jessica Fuston .....................................................foos-ton

Margaret Gottsacker...................................got-sack-er

Hayley Haagsma ............................................ hags-mah

Anna Lavis .................................................................lav-us

Taylor Lytle ................................................................ lie-tul

Leanne Mihelich...................... lee-ann muh-hell-itch

Erin Wikelius ........................................... Wuh-kill-ee-us

Mallory Yacullo ......................................... you-cool-low

RED RAIDERS BY POSITION

Goalkeepers....................................................................... 3

Forwards ............................................................................. 3

Mid� elders .......................................................................11

Defenders ........................................................................... 9

Freshmen (10)

Leah Christensen

Jessica Disabella

Jessica Fuston

Margaret Gottsacker

Hayley Haagsma

Gabby Kaufman

Anna Lavis

Maggie Piper

Becca Rowland

Mallory Yacullo

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. NAME POS

29 Leah Christensen D

11 Lauren Clary D

7 Jessica Disabella MF

6 Jaclyn Dozier D

23 Sarah Ellison MF

21 Maggie Fete MF

28 Haley Fowler D

4 Jessica Fuston F

25 Margaret Gottsacker D

17 Hayley Haagsma MF

18 Morgan Johnson D

30 Gabby Kaufman GK

24 Anna Lavis MF

12 Taylor Lytle MF

33 Casey McCall D

16 Leanne Mihelich F

26 Maggie Piper MF/D

0 Colleen Pitts GK

15 Becca Rowland D

5 Whitney Sharpe D

14 Ti� ni Smith MF

8 Madison Terry MF

22 Dawn Ward F

1 Erin Wikelius GK

3 Conner Williams MF

20 Mallory Yacullo MF

ROSTER

Maggie Fete hails from Warren, N.J.

RED RAIDERS BY STATE

Texas (17)

Leah Christensen ...................San Angelo

Lauren Clary ................................ Mesquite

Jessica Disabella...............Flower Mound

Hayley Fowler ................................. Odessa

Jessica Fuston .......................... Cedar Park

Margaret Gottsacker........................Dallas

Morgan Johnson ........................Arlington

Anna Lavis ....................................Arlington

Casey McCall ...................................... Frisco

Leanne Mihelich.......................Ducanville

Colleen Pitts ........................................Dallas

Becca Rowland ...........................Arlington

Ti� ni Smith .............................. Fort Worth

Madison Terry ................................ Rowlett

Dawn Ward .................................... Midland

Erin Wikelius ......................................Austin

Conner Williams ........................Carrollton

California (2)

Hayley Haagsma ........................... Cerritos

Gabby Kaufman ........................Calabasas

Colorado (2)

Jaclyn Dozier ............... Colorado Springs

Mallory Yacullo ................................. Parker

New Mexico (2)

Sarah Ellison ..........................Alamogordo

Taylor Lytle .................................Las Cruces

Florida (1)

Maggie Piper ..................................... Miami

Iowa (1)

Whitney Sharpe...........West Des Moines

New Jersey (1)

Maggie Fete ..................................... Warren

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RADIO/TV ROSTER

0 Collen Pitts

GK • 5-8 • Sr

Dallas, Texas

1 Erin Wikelius

GK • 5-11 • So

Austin, Texas

3 Conner Williams

MF • 5-2 • So

Carrollton, Texas

4 Jessica Fuston

F • 5-9 • Fr

Cedar Park, Texas

5 Whitney Sharpe

D • 5-7 • Jr

West Des Moines, Iowa

6 Jaclyn Dozier

D • 5-5 • So

Colorado Springs, Colo.

7 Jessica Disabella

MF • 5-7 • Fr

Flower Mound, Texas

8 Madison Terry

MF • 5-4 • Jr

Rowlett, Texas

11 Lauren Clary

D • 5-7 • Jr

Mesquite, Texas

12 Taylor Lytle

MF • 5-2 • Jr

Las Cruces, N.M.

14 Ti! ni Smith

MF • 5-4 • So

Fort Worth, Texas

15 Becca Rowland

D • 5-2 • Fr

Arlington, Texas

16 Leanne Mihelich

F • 5-7 • Sr

Duncanville, Texas

17 Hayley Haagsma

MF • 5-7 • Fr

Cerritos, Calif.

18 Morgan Johnson

D • 5-8 • So

Arlington, Texas

20 Mallory Yacullo

MF • 5-5 • Fr

Parker, Colo.

21 Maggie Fete

MF • 5-7 • Jr

Warren, N.J.

22 Dawn Ward

F • 5-8 • So

Midland, Texas

23 Sarah Ellison

MF • 5-1 • So

Alamogordo, N.M.

24 Anna Lavis

MF • 5-6 • Fr

Arlington, Texas

25 Margaret Gottsacker

D • 5-5 • Fr

Dallas, Texas

26 Maggie Piper

MF/D • 5-5 • Fr

Miami, Fla.

28 Haley Fowler

D • 5-5 • So

Odessa, Texas

29 Leah Christensen

D • 5-9 • Fr

San Angelo, Texas

30 Gabby Kaufman

GK • 5-6 • Fr

Calabasas, Calif.

33 Casey McCall

D • 5-6 • Jr

Frisco, Texas

Tom Stone

Head Coach

Aaron Gordon

Assistant Coach

Ashley Gordon

Assistant Coach

Gibbs Keeton

Volunteer Assistant

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The Red Raiders

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Jaclyn DozierDefender • 5-5 • So

Colorado Springs, Colo.

Air Academy HS

Real Colorado

RETURNING PLAYERS

FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in 13 matches, including � ve starts ... started in

each of Tech’s � rst four matches of the season ... her lone

Big 12 start came against Oklahoma ... played every minute

against UTSA and TCU ... totaled 574 minutes on the backline

... had no shot attempts.

REAL COLORADO SOCCER CLUB

Played for Real Colorado national team... helped her team to

the 2009 State Cup championship ... team advanced to the

State Cup � nals the three previous years ... club coach: Lorne

Donaldson.

AIR ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL

Played for Air Academy High School in Colorado Springs,

Colo. ... a four-year starter ... was named captain her junior

and senior year ... named to the 2008 High School Coaches’

All-League second team Selection ... participant in the 2007

High School Soccer Celebration All-Star game ... named to

the 2007 High School Coaches’ All-League second team se-

lection ... received the 2006 High School MVP defender award

... named the 2006 High School Coaches’ All-League second

team selection ... high school coach: Nancy Sibley.

PERSONAL

Born October 29, 1990, to parents Neil and Lisa Dozier ... has

two younger brothers, Ryan and Robbie ... communication

studies major.

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Career Stats GP-GS G A PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% GW

2009 13-5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0

Totals 13-5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0

Career Highs

Goals ................................................................................................ None

Assists .............................................................................................. None

Points ............................................................................................... None

Shots ................................................................................................ None

Shots-on-goal ............................................................................... None

Game-winning Goals (Season) ............................................... None

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RETURNING PLAYERS

FRESHMAN SEASON

Became one of Tech’s top scoring threats coming primar-

ily o� the bench ... saw action in 18 matches, while making

� ve starts ... posted four goals and an assist ... her four goals

were tied for third on the team ... opened the season with

� rst career goal against UTSA ... attempted a career-high � ve

shots against the Roadrunners ... added her � rst career assist

a match later against Utah State ... netted goals in back-to-

back matches played against TCU and Vanderbilt ... made � rst

career start against Weber State and was in the starting line-

up the next three matches ... posted � nal goal in Tech’s 3-1

victory over Oklahoma ... nearly added the game-winner in

the second overtime against Texas A&M but her shot attempt

went wide right ... made one start in Big 12 play against Okla-

homa State ... played all 90 minutes against the Cowgirls, a

season high ... had eight of 14 shot attempts go on goal for a

.571 shot-on-goal percentage.

ALAMOGORDO HIGH SCHOOL

Played at Alamogordo High School ... holds the single season

record for goals with 33 ... owns the career record for goals at

100 ... named to the All-State � rst team mid� elder in 2007 and

2008 ... garnered the District Player of the Year honors in 2007

and 2008 ... leading scorer in the state of New Mexico for 5A

in 2007 ... named a � nalist for the 2007 New Mexico Gatorade

Soccer Player of the Year ... 2006 All-State honorable mention

... 2006 All- District second team ... 2005 All-District honorable

mention ... also was a member of the varsity cross country,

basketball, and track teams ... 2008 state bronze medalist in

the 800M run ... 2007 state silver medalist in the 1600M run

... three-time district champion in the mile and two mile runs

... two-time district champion in the 800M run ... District 3-5A

� rst team her senior season in basketball ... ranked � fth in her

graduating class out of 414 ... involved in the National Honor

Society and Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... high school

coaches: Robert Carter and Bill Hays.

PERSONAL

Born March 10, 1991, to parents Rex and Cathy Ellison ... has

an older brother, Ryan ... pre-med major.

Sarah EllisonMid! elder • 5-1 • So

Alamogordo, N.M.

Alamogordo HS

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Career Highs

Goals .............................................................................1, several times

Assists .........................................................1, 8/28/09 vs. Utah State

Points ............................................................................2, several times

Shots ...........................................5, 8/21/09 vs. Texas-San Antonio

Shots-on-goal ..........................3, 8/21/09 vs. Texas-San Antonio



2009 18-5 4 1 9 14 .286 8 .571 0

Totals 18-5 4 1 9 14 .286 8 .571 0

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Maggie FeteMid! elder • 5-7 • Jr

Warren, N. J.

Watchung Hills Regional HS

PDA Power

RETURNING PLAYERS

SOPHOMORE SEASON

Played in 16 matches including one start ... connected on her

� rst career goal against Auburn that pulled the Red Raiders to

a 2-1 de� cit just before halftime... attempted three shots, with

two coming on goal for a .667 shot-on-goal percentage ... made

her only start of the season against Oklahoma.

FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in 18 of Tech’s 19 matches, while making three starts

... had one point on the season o! an assist against Texas-San

Antonio ... made her � rst career start the next match against

Middle Tennessee ... attempted a season-high three shots

against Arizona ... totaled a season-high 77 minutes in second

start of the season against Oklahoma ... � nished the season with

10 shot attempts and � ve shots-on-goal.

PDA POWER SOCCER CLUB

Played for the PDA Power club team under head coach De-

nise Reddy ... club was a 2007 state � nalist ... helped lead PDA

Power to Region 1 Premier League � nals in 2007 ... club team

was a semi� nalist at the Disney Soccer Showcase in 2006 ... 2006

Women’s Nike Friendlies ... 2008 New Jersey State Cup Cham-

pion ... 2008 USYS Region I Semi� nalist ... Classics Elite San An-

tonio (CESA) Senior Player of the Year 2005 ... CESA Junior Player

of the Year 2004 ... Player’s Player Award 2004 ... ODP State Team

(New Jersey and Texas) 2003-2007.

WATCHUNG HILLS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Spent her � rst two years at Ronald Reagan High School where

the team advanced to the Region IV-5A � nals in 2005 and 2006

and was the 2005 District 26-5A Runner-Up ... was � rst team All-

District in 2005 and 2006 ... � rst team All-Region 2006 ... later

transferred to Watchung Hills Regional High School ... � rst team

All-Skyland Conference 2007 ... All-State 2006, 2007 ... also par-

ticipated in National Honor Society, Underclassmen Honor Soci-

ety, National Spanish Honor Society and graduated among the

top-10 in her class ... high school coaches: Peter Lubrecht and

Frankie Whitlock.

PERSONAL

Born April 15, 1990, to parents Daniel and Pamela Fete ... has an

older sister, Emily ... plans to attend graduate school to obtain

an MBA ... majoring in accounting.

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Career Highs

Goals .................................................................1, 9/13/09 vs. Auburn

Assists .........................................1, 8/31/08 vs. Texas-San Antonio

Points ................................................................2, 9/13/09 vs. Auburn

Shots ................................................................ 3, 9/12/08 vs. Arizona

Shots-on-goal ............................................................1, several times



2008 18-3 0 1 1 10 .000 5 .500 0

2009 16-1 1 0 2 3 .333 2 .667 0

Totals 34-4 1 1 3 13 .077 7 .538 0

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RETURNING PLAYERS

SUMMER 2010

Was a member of Lonestar ‘91, which won the U19 US Youth

Soccer National Championship ... played with teammates

Jessica Fuston, Morgan Johnson, Erin Wikelius and Conner

Williams.

FRESHMAN SEASON

Became a regular in the Tech lineup at the start of Big 12 play

... appeared in 16 matches, while making 11 starts ... started

in each of Tech’s ! nal 11 matches, all in Big 12 play ... totaled

the second-most minutes on the team during Big 12 play ...

played every minute in seven matches ... netted her ! rst ca-

reer goal against Texas ... headed in a Conner Williams corner

kick early in the second half to give Tech a 2-0 lead at the time

... the goal was her lone shot attempt on the season.

DALLAS TEXANS SOCCER CLUB

Began playing for the West Texas Heat soccer club from 2004

to 2006 ... made the move to the Dallas Texans soccer club

soon after ... made the drive from Odessa to Dallas often to

play at highest club level ... was on the North Texas State Pool

from 2004 to 2006 ... in ODP: was on the NTSSA state team

from 2004 to 2006 ... club coach: Scott Foster.

ODESSA PERMIAN HIGH SCHOOL

A four-year varsity letterman at Odessa Permian ... was the

team captain her ! nal three seasons ... as a freshman: District

3-5A Newcomer of the Year ... named ! rst team all-district her

sophomore through senior seasons ... also led team to the

playo" s in all of those years ... was the Local Wendy’s Heisman

Winner ... named the Odessa City Chamber of Commerce

Athlete of the Year in 200 9 ... graduated third overall out of

600 students ... was a member of National Honor Society, Stu-

dent Senate, and National Honor Roll in high school ... high

school coach: Chad Peterson.

PERSONAL

Born Feb. 15, 1991, to parents Mike and Debbie Fowler ... par-

ents are both Texas Tech graduates ... father was an out! elder

for the Red Raider baseball team ... has a younger sister, Car-

ley ... enrolled in the school of engineering.

Haley FowlerDefender • 5-5 • So

Odessa, Texas

Permian HS

Dallas Texans/Lonestar

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Career Highs

Goals ...................................................................1, 10/23/09 vs. Texas

Assists .............................................................................................. None

Points ..................................................................2, 10/23/09 vs. Texas

Shots ...................................................................1, 10/23/09 vs. Texas

Shots-on-goal ..................................................1, 10/23/09 vs. Texas



2009 16-11 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0

Totals 16-11 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0

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Morgan JohnsonDefender • 5-8 • So

Arlington, Texas

Mans! eld Timberview HS

FC Dallas/Lonestar

RETURNING PLAYERS

SUMMER 2010



Haley Fowler, Jessica Fuston, Erin Wikelius and Conner Wil-

liams.

FRESHMAN SEASON

Was a regular on the ! eld in only her freshman year ... named

to the All-Big 12 newcomer team ... joined Ti" ni Smith and

Dawn Ward on the team as Tech led all Big 12 schools in new-

comer team recipients ... started in 19 of Tech’s 20 matches ...

played the fourth-most total minutes on the team ... posted

one assist, which came against Vanderbilt ... played every

minute in nine matches, including seven during Big 12 play

... attempted seven shots from the backline, with one coming

on goal.

FC DALLAS SOCCER CLUB

Member of the FC Dallas soccer club ... 2008 Southern Re-

gional Finalist ... 2008 Premier League West Finalist ... 2007-

2008 Lake Highlands Girls Classic League Champions ... at-

tended the 2007 ODP Region III camp ... 2006 North Texas

State Cup Champions ... 2006 Regional Semi-Finalist ... was

also on the 91 girls ODP state team.

MANSFIELD TIMBERVIEW HIGH SCHOOL

A two sport athlete (soccer and track) at Mans! eld Timber-

view High School ... 2006 All-City District Player ... four-year

varsity starter ... in track won the district meet in the 200 me-

ter dash her freshman year ... also anchored the 400 meter

and 800 meter relays that won district.

PERSONAL

Born January 30, 1991, to parents Charles and Diana John-

son ... has a brother, Dylan, who attends Tuskegee University

in Alabama ... her aunt, Melanie Farley, played basketball at

Oklahoma City University and was inducted in OCU Hall of

Fame ... participated in Special Olympics, Boys & Girls Club

and Mission Arlington in high school … enrolled in arts and

sciences.

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Career Highs

Goals ................................................................................................ None

Assists ......................................................... 1, 9/11/09 vs. Vanderbilt

Points .......................................................... 1, 9/11/09 vs. Vanderbilt

Shots .............................................................................1, several times

Shots-on-goal ..........................................1, 9/6/09 vs. North Texas


Career StatsGP-GS G A PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% GW

2009 20-19 0 1 1 7 .000 1 .143 0

Totals 20-19 0 1 1 7 .000 1 .143 0

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RETURNING PLAYERS

2010 Team Captain ... named preseason All-Big 12.

SOPHOMORE SEASON

Easily surpassed her stellar freshman season ... was a driving force behind

an improved Tech o� ense that � nished tied for 33rd nationally in scor-

ing o� ense ... named to the All-Big 12 � rst team ... only second player

in school history, and � rst since 1998, to earn the honor ... NSCAA All-

Central Region second team ... only third player all-time to be honored by

the NSCAA ... nominated for the Soccer News Net national and regional

player of the year awards ... played and started in 19 matches ... missed

the Oklahoma State match due to an illness ... played a big part in a much-

improved Tech o� ense ... posted four goals and 11 assists ... broke the

single-season assist record of nine ... was the Big 12 leader in the category

... led the nation in assists up until after the Oklahoma State match ... � n-

ished tied for ninth nationally in assists per game ... assist total moves her

all the way to second on the school’s career chart with 19 after only her

sophomore season ... needs seven assists to tie Kristy Frantz for the career

record ... began the season with at least a point in � rst seven matches ...

had goals in back-to-back matches against Utah State and UTEP ... fol-

lowed the performance with a school record three assists against TCU ...

the three assist total was tops in the Big 12 and tied for seventh nation-

ally for a single game during the season ... had a � ve-match assist streak

going until facing Alabama, which was the � rst match all season without

Taylor LytleMid! elder • 5-2 • Jr

Las Cruces, N.M.

Las Cruces HS

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a point ... did attempt a career-high 11 shots against the Crimson Tide ...

that total is second-most for a single game in the Big 12 this season ...

broke the single-season assist record against Iowa State, � nding Conner

Williams in the 30th minute ... connected on a goal 35 second into the sec-

ond half against Nebraska, which pulled Tech to a 3-2 de� cit at the time

... netted the game-winning goal the following match against Baylor o� a

penalty kick ... was successful on a penalty kick attempt in the shootout

against Kansas in the play-in match to the Big 12 Championship ... regis-

tered at least a point in � ve Big 12 matches ... set a new school record for

most shot attempts in a single season with 91 ... shot total was second in

the Big 12 ... has the fourth-most career shot attempts in school history

with 154 ... already ninth on the school’s career points list ... needed two

more points to enter the top 10 on the single-season chart ... played every

minute in nine matches ... posted third-highest minute total on the team.

FRESHMAN SEASON

One of the top players in the conference in her � rst season ... started in

all 19 matches ... named to the All-Big 12 second team and all-newcomer

team ... no other Tech player had previously been named to two Big 12

postseason teams in a single season ... was a Soccer Buzz All-Freshman

third team selection ... also named to the Central Region All-Freshman

team by Soccer Buzz ... voted the team’s most valuable player and the top

o� ensive player at the postseason banquet ... was the team’s most consis-

tent player, leading in assists, points, shots and shots-on-goal ... her eight

assists tied for the second-most in a single season in school history ... after

one season, already among the top 10 all-time in school history for career

assists ... her � ve goals were third-most on the team ... was tied for the

third-highest total minutes on the team ... her 63 shot attempts tied for

seventh on the school’s single-season chart ... netted her � rst collegiate

goal against Texas-San Antonio ... also added an assist against the Road-

runners ... played all 115 minutes against Middle Tennessee ... attempted

a season-high four shots-on-goal against Northwestern State ... added

two assists against Oklahoma, tying the school record for a single game ...

posted her second two-assist match later in the season against Iowa State

... became only the second Red Raider with multiple assist matches in a

single season ... attempted a season-high seven shots against Oklahoma

... � nished the regular season with a goal against TCU.

2007

Redshirted 2007 season after su� ering a knee injury prior to fall workouts.

LAS CRUCES HIGH SCHOOL

Named as one of the nations Top 125 Freshman for the 2007 recruiting

class by Soccer Buzz ... NSCAA High School All-American in 2005 ... helped

lead Las Cruces High to state victories in 2003 and 2005 ... named � rst

team All-District and All-State all four years... honored as District 5A Player

of the Year her junior and senior campaign ... named as New Mexico State

Player and Gatorade Player of the Year in 2005 ... tallied 78 goals and 81

assists throughout her high school career ... played for Rio Vista FC 89 who

were State Champions in 2005 ... 2002- 2005 New Mexico State ODP Team

... Region IV 89 Girls Regional Pool 2002-2005 and Girls Team 2002-2004 ...

attended U-14 National camp twice ... participated in U-15 National Team

Pool in 2003 and 2004.

PERSONAL

Born March 31, 1989, to Larry and Donna Lytle ... has an older brother,

Ryan ... older brother played soccer at the University of New Mexico and

for the semi-professional team Albuquerque Asylum ... animal science

major.


2008 19-19 5 8 18 63 .079 31 .492 1

2009 19-19 4 11 19 91 .044 35 .385 1

Totals 38-38 9 19 37 154 .058 66 .429 2

Career Highs

Goals ...........................................................................................1, several times

Assists ....................................................................................... 3, 9/4/09 vs. TCU

Points ...........................................................................................3, several times

Shots ......................................................................... 11, 9/18/09 vs. Alabama

Shots-on-goal ................................................................ 6, 10/2/09 vs. Baylor

Game-winning Goals (Season) ....................................................... 1 (twice)

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Casey McCallDefender • 5-6 • Jr

Frisco, Texas

Justin Wakeland HS

FC Dallas

RETURNING PLAYERS

2010 Team Captain

SOPHOMORE SEASON

Was Tech’s most consistent defender playing and starting in

19 matches ... missed the season-opener against UTSA follow-

ing a preseason injury ... still led the team in minutes played

despite missing the UTSA match ... played every minute in

all but three matches ... posted her � rst career assist against

Iowa State ... netted only goal of the season o� a corner kick

against Oklahoma ... almost added another goal shortly af-

ter o� another corner kick against the Sooners ... the goal

was the second of her career ... � nished the OU match with

a career-high two shots ... attempted a career-high six shots

... also notched a career-high four shots-on-goal ... � rst team

Academic All-Big 12 selection.

FRESHMAN SEASON

Started in 18 of Tech’s 19 matches, making the successful

transition to college soccer on the backline ... led the team in

total minutes played in only her � rst season ... voted the top

newcomer at the team’s postseason banquet ... her only non-

start came in the season opener against Lamar ... saw her � rst

start the next weekend in the conference opener against Col-

orado ... made her � rst career shot attempt count as she net-

ted her � rst collegiate goal against Alabama A&M ... attempt-

ed a season-high two shots against Texas A&M ... posted a

.750 shot-on-goal percentage on the season ... played every

minute in 15 matches ... � nished the season with a goal, four

shots, and three shots-on-goal.


Played for the FC Dallas `90 Youth club team with other Red

Raider signees Madison Terry and Erin Villareal ... Tech assis-

tants Aaron and Ashley Gordon previously coached the FC

Dallas squad prior to their arrival in Lubbock ... 2004 North

Texas State Cup Champions ... 2004 Southern Regional Final-

ists, USYSA Region III ... 2005 Southern Regional Quarter� nal-

ists, USYSA Region III ... 2006 North Texas State Cup Quarter� -

nalists ... 2007 North Texas State Cup Finalists ... 2007 Premier

League Region III ... club coach: Chris Hayden.

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Career Highs

Goals ...........................................................................................1, twice

Assists ........................................................1, 9/25/09 vs. Iowa State

Points ...........................................................................................2, twice

Shots ..........................................................3, 9/18/08 vs. Oklahoma

Shots-on-goal .......................................2, 10/24/08 vs. Texas A&M


JUSTIN WAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL

Played soccer and track at Wakeland High in Frisco, Texas ...

was a four-year letterman ... captain her senior year ... Honor-

able Mention All-District 2005 ... First Team All-District 2007 ...

was a two-time All-Tournament team player in 2008 ... named

district 14-4A Defensive MVP in 2008 ... was the Team MVP in

2008 ... 2008 First Team All-Collin County ... was a regional � -

nalist in the 100 meter dash and the 4x200 meter relay ... was

also a member of the National Honor Society ... high school

coach: Kim Colon.

PERSONAL

Born April 24, 1990 to parents Mike and Ann McCall ... has

a younger brother, Greg ... father played football at UTEP ...

enrolled in human sciences.


2008 19-18 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .775 0

2009 19-19 1 1 3 8 .125 4 .500 0

Totals 38-37 2 1 5 12 .167 7 .583 0

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RETURNING PLAYERS

JUNIOR SEASON

Missed the � rst part of the season for personal reasons

... returned at the start of Big 12 play against Iowa State ...

played every conference match except against Texas ... return

helped � ll an o� ensive void after the loss of Brittney Harri-

son to a season-ending injury ... netted her � rst career goal

as a Red Raider against Nebraska ... connected on two goals

against the Huskers, helping pave the way to a 3-3 tie ... had

not previously posted a point since her freshman season at

the University of Arkansas-Little Rock ... played in a total of

10 matches with four starts ... ended the season starting in

Tech’s � nal three matches ... went 2-for-3 on shot attempts

on the season.

SOPHOMORE SEASON

Missed the � rst half of the season after su� ering a leg injury

during the preseason ... played nine matches and made three

starts ... made � rst appearance as a Red Raider against Okla-

homa on Sept. 28 ... made � rst career start against Baylor ...

had a season-high three shot attempts against Iowa State

... played all 90 minutes in the Big 12 Championship match

against Oklahoma State ... attempted four shots on the year

but was unable to earn her � rst goal at Tech.

FRESHMAN SEASON - UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-LITTLE

ROCK

Led the Trojans in goals with nine and points with 22 in her

only season ... attempted 54 shots with 30 being on goal for

a .556 shot-on-goal percentage ... had two game-winning

goals ... completed the hat trick against Troy ... helped lead

UALR to the Sun Belt Conference semi-� nal game.

DUNCANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

Was a four-sport athlete (soccer, softball, volleyball and bas-

ketball) at Duncanville High School ... four-year letterman

with DHS advancing to the playo� s all four years ... was a

First Team All-District selection all four years ... led the team

in goals and points all four years ... team MVP her freshman,

sophomore and senior years ... o� ensive MVP freshman and

senior season ... was also a member of Student Council, the

National Honor Society and Spanish Club ... high school

coach: Chris Ring.

PERSONAL

Born January 2, 1989 to parents Michael and Kim Mihelich

... has two brothers, Ryan and Brandon ... hopes to one day

own a business and travel to foreign countries ... majoring in

management and marketing.

Leanne MihelichForward • 5-7 • Sr

Duncanville, Texas

Duncanville HS

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2008 9-3 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 0

2009 10-4 2 0 4 3 .667 2 .667 0

Totals 19-7 2 0 4 7 .286 2 .286 0

Career Highs

Goals ...........................................................................................1, twice

Assists ........................................................1, 9/25/09 vs. Iowa State

Points ...........................................................................................2, twice

Shots ..........................................................3, 9/18/08 vs. Oklahoma

Shots-on-goal .......................................2, 10/24/08 vs. Texas A&M


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Colleen PittsGoalkeeper • 5-8 • Sr

Dallas, Texas

Ursuline Academy

RETURNING PLAYERS

JUNIOR SEASON

Started and played in 11 matches in goal ... started in each of the

� rst two matches against UTSA and Utah State ... played only the

� rst half in both matches as Erin Wikelius took over after halftime

... did not see action in the next six matches, however ... played

the full 90 minutes against Weber State, marking her � rst com-

plete match since 2006 ... split weekend matches with Wikelius

during Big 12 play ... posted her � rst career shutout against Iowa

State ... followed the performance with another shutout the next

weekend against Baylor ... posted possibly the best performance

of her career against Texas A&M, shutting out the Aggies after

facing 34 total shots in the match ... tied the Tech single-season

record for most shutouts during conference play that was set in

2007 ... surrendered only 13 goals for a 1.22 goals against aver-

age which � nished seventh in the Big 12 ... her 1.07 goals against

average in conference matches was third overall ... her three

shutouts in Big 12 matches were tied for third in the conference

... � nished with 30 saves and a .698 saves percentage.

2008

Redshirt season.

SOPHOMORE SEASON

Saw action in only one match, Tech’s 4-1 victory over UTSA, play-

ing just over 12 minutes, while collecting no saves.

FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw playing time in the goal for seven matches, including one

start ... collected 14 saves during her freshman campaign ... re-

corded a career high of seven saves against No. 12 Texas A&M.

URSULINE ACADEMY OF DALLAS

Member of four-time Tapps Championship team (`03-’06) ...

received All-State Tapps accolades from 2004 through 2006 ...

served as two-time team captain ... is a member of the Texans

club team, who has been the reigning State Cup champions

since 2004 ... the Texans won the USYSA National Championship

title in 2006 ... in that tournament, Pitts was named the Golden

Glove award winner ... won the Region 3 championship in 2006

... helped guide the club team Sting to a 2003 USYSA Region 3

championship and third place � nish at the 2003 USYSA Nation-

als.

PERSONAL

Born January 13, 1988, to Uel Pitts II and the late Sue Ann Pitts ...

is a Who’s Who Among High School Students honoree ... active in

peer ministry ... has two older siblings, Carra Brown and Uel Pitts

III ... graduated with a degree in public relations and is currently

working on a master’s degree in mass communications.

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Career Highs

Saves ...............................................................9, 10/25/09 vs. Texas A&M

Goals Allowed ................................................ 4, 9/24/06 vs. Texas A&M

Minutes ..................................................................................110:00, twice

Shutouts (Season) ........................................................................ 2, (2009)

Career StatsGP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct. W L T Sho

2006 7-1 221:59 4 1.62 14 .778 0 1 0 0

2007 1-0 12:25 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0

2009 11-11 960:00 13 1.22 30 .698 4 4 3 3

Totals 19-12 1194:24 17 1.28 44 .721 4 5 3 3

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RETURNING PLAYERS

FRESHMAN SEASON

A regular in the starting lineup throughout freshman season

... named to the All-Big 12 All-Newcomer squad ... started

in 19 of 20 matches ... only match to not start was against

UTEP ... posted six points o� two goals and two assists ... � rst

career assist came against TCU ... followed the performance

with her � rst career goal the next match against North Texas

... also added a career-high six shots with � ve coming on goal

against the Mean Green ... added her other assist against Ne-

braska ... tied the match with her second goal of the season in

the play-in match to the Big 12 Championship against Kansas

... played every minute in � ve matches ... invited to the U.S.

Under-18 team camp following the season.

POLARIS SOCCER CLUB

Played for the Polaris Soccer Club ... was team captain from

2004 to present ... Region III semi� nalist in 2008 ... team won

the “Showcase” ! ight of the Disney Soccer Showcase Cham-

pionship in 2008 ... Premier League West Semi� nalist in Fall

2007 ... North Texas State Cup Finalist 2007 ... North Texas

State Cup Finalist 2005 ... ODP Region III team 2004 to present

... ODP National Champions in 2008 ... National Semi-� nalist

in 2007 ... was on the North Texas state team from 2004 to

present ... team was the state cup runner-up in 2008 ... club

coach: JP McDade.

FORT WORTH COUNTRY DAY HIGH SCHOOL

A four-year starter at Fort Worth Country Day High School ...

named to the Fort Worth Star Telegram’s Super Team in both

2007 and 2008 ... SPC All-Conference all four years ... was also

SPC All-Zone in 2005 ... team MVP her junior and senior sea-

sons ... also participated in � eld hockey and track and � eld ...

high school coach: Tarik Guendozi.

PERSONAL

Born August 14, 1991, to mother Rose Muriel ... has one

younger sister, Taylor ... involved in Habitat for Humanity and

Soccer Start in high school ... also a member of the honor roll

... majoring in human sciences.

Ti! ani SmithMid! elder • 5-4 • So

Fort Worth, Texas

Fort Worth Country Day HS

Polaris

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Career Highs

Goals ............................................................................................1, twice

Assists ..........................................................................................1, twice

Points ...........................................................................................2, twice

Shots ...........................................................6, 9/6/09 vs. North Texas

Shots-on-goal ..........................................5, 9/6/09 vs. North Texas



2009 20-19 2 2 6 44 .045 13 .295 0

Totals 20-19 2 2 6 44 .045 13 .295 0

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Madison TerryMid! elder • 5-4 • Jr

Rowlett, Texas

Rowlett HS

FC Dallas

RETURNING PLAYERS

SOPHOMORE SEASON

Saw action in 10 matches ... has one assist which pulled Tech to

a 3-2 de� cit against Nebraska ... the assist was the � rst point of

her career ... the Red Raiders would net one more goal to end

the match in a tie ... came o� the bench in eight of Tech’s last

10 matches, all in Big 12 play ... attempted seven shots on the

season, including two on goal.

FRESHMAN SEASON

Appeared in 17 matches during freshman season, while mak-

ing two starts ... attempted a season-high three shots against

Northwestern State and Oklahoma ... netted � rst collegiate

goal against Oral Roberts ... played a career-high 77 minutes

against OU ... also attempted a season-high two shots-on-goal

against the Sooners ... made � rst career start against Kansas

... � nished the season with a goal, nine shots, and four shots-

on-goal.


Played for the FC Dallas ̀ 90 Youth club team beginning in 2006

under current Red Raider assistants Aaron and Ashley Gordon

until their arrival at Tech ... her FC Dallas squad was the North

Texas State Cup Quarter� nalists in 2006 and State Cup Final-

ists in 2007 ... played in Premier League Region III West in 2007

with Red Raider signees Casey McCall and Erin Villareal ... club

coach: Chris Hayden.

ROWLETT HIGH SCHOOL

Three-sport athlete (Soccer, Cross Country, Track) for Rowlett

High ... made playo� s all four years ... team was Area Cham-

pions in 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 ... District Champions for

2007-2008 season ... District 11-5A O� ensive Player of the Year

for 2005-2006 and 2007-2008 seasons ... RHS O� ensive Player

of the Year for 2005-2006 and 2007-2008 ... led team in goals

her sophomore and junior season ... 2004-05 Track Regional

Quali� er in the mile ... Regional Quali� er in Cross Country for

2004 and 2005 season ... holds school record for best � nish in

regional meet (17th place in 2004) ... high school coach was

Karen Valentini.

PERSONAL

Born October 13, 1989, to parents Howard and Vicki Terry ...

has an older brother, Grant ... enjoys running and outdoor ac-

tivities ... general studies major.

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2008 8-2 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0

2009 10-0 0 1 1 7 .000 2 .286 0

Totals 18-2 0 1 1 9 .000 4 .444 0

Career Highs

Goals ............................................................................................... None

Assists ...........................................................1, 9/27/09 vs. Nebraska

Points ...........................................................1, 9/27/09 vs. Nebraska

Shots ..........................................................2, 10/30/09 vs. Colorado

Shots-on-goal ...........................................................1, several times

Game-winning Goals (Season) .............................................. None

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RETURNING PLAYERS

FRESHMAN SEASON

Became Tech’s top scoring option in only her � rst season ...

showed no signs of the knee injury that forced her to redshirt

in 2008 ... was a driving force behind an improved Tech o� ense

that � nished tied for 33rd nationally in scoring o� ense ... named

to the All-Big 12 newcomer team ... joined Ti� ni Smith and Mor-

gan Johnson on the team as Tech led all Big 12 schools in new-

comer team recipients ... named Big 12 Newcomer of the Week

on Sept. 22 ... started in all 20 matches ... one of only two players

to start every match ... netted a team-high 13 goals, while add-

ing an assist ... � rst Red Raider since Amy Rutstein in 1998 to post

double-digit goals in a single season ... her 13 goals rank tied for

third with Rutstein on the school’s single-season chart ... tied for

ninth already for most goals over a career ... totaled 27 points,

which is tied for fourth-most in a single-season in Tech history ...

had a goal in each of Tech’s � rst four matches ... became the � rst

player in school history to start either a season or career that way

... connected on a season-high two goals against UTEP ... began

a three-match goal streak against Alabama that lasted through

the Weber State and Iowa State matches ... attempted a season-

high nine shots against the Crimson Tide ... was on a � ve-match

goal streak that started against Oklahoma and ended against

Texas A&M ... had a goal in six of Tech’s 10 conference matches

... her 13 goals ranked third overall in the Big 12 ... her six goals

in Big 12 play also ranked third in the conference ... � nished in

a four-way tie for third in total points ... � nished tied for � fth in

points in Big 12 matches ... ranked 29th in the nation in goals per

game ... her 50 shots were second on the team ... her 32 shots-on-

goal led the Red Raiders, however ... totaled three game-winning

goals, one fewer than injured teammate Brittney Harrison who

at one time shared the Big 12 lead ... two of those game-winners

have come in conference play against Iowa State and Oklahoma

... her three game-winning goals are tied for sixth on the school’s

single-season chart and tied for 10th on the career chart.

DALLAS STING SOCCER CLUB

Played for the Dallas Sting club team, formally the Dallas Texans

... traveled from Midland to the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex

often to comp ete at highest club level ... Lake Highlands D2

Champions from 2002 to 2007 ... 2007 Regional III Champions

... 2007 National Finalists ... 2004-2007 ODP North Texas State

Team ... 2005-2007 ODP Region III Camp ... 2007 ODP National

Championship Tournament ... 2006 North Texas State Cup Quar-

ter� nalists ... 2007 North Texas State Cup Finalists ... 2007 Premier

League ... club coach: Kenny Medina.

Dawn WardMid! elder • 5-8 • So

Midland, Texas

Midland HS

Dallas Sting

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2008

Redshirt Season ... su� ered knee injury during senior year of high

school.

MIDLAND HIGH SCHOOL

Four-year letter-winner for Midland High ... advanced to playo� s

her freshman, sophomore and senior seasons ... 2004 second

team All-District ... 2005 All-District 3-5A Honorable Mention ...

2006 All-District 3-5A � rst team ... 2007 District O� ensive MVP.

PERSONAL

Born September 14, 1989, to parents Ted Ward and Lynn Clarke ...

has four brothers Michael, Neil, Ryan, and David Eccelston ... her

aunt, Sheryl Clarke, played volleyball for the Air Force Academy ...

majoring in exercise and sports science.


2009 20-20 13 1 27 52 .250 33 .635 3

Totals 20-20 13 1 27 52 .250 33 .635 3

Career Highs

Goals ............................................................2, 8/30/09 vs. Texas-El Paso

Assists .......................................................................1, 10/9/09 vs. Kansas

Points ...........................................................4, 8/30/09 vs. Texas-El Paso

Shots ....................................................................9, 9/18/09 vs. Alabama

Shots-on-goal ...................................................6, 9/18/09 vs. Alabama

Game-winning Goals (Season) ................................................ 3 (2009)

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SUMMER 2010



Haley Fowler, Jessica Fuston, Morgan Johnson and Conner Wil-

liams.

FRESHMAN SEASON

Ended the season having played the most minutes in goal ...

saw action in 11 matches, including nine starts ... ! rst Tech

freshman to play in goal since Colleen Pitts did so in 2006 ...

played the second half against UTSA and Utah State ... started

and played every minute in the next six matches ... collected

a season-high eight saves in Tech’s 3-1 victory at Vanderbilt

... faced 25 shots against the Commodores, which is tied for

the second-highest for any Tech opponent ... split weekends

matches with Pitts through most of Big 12 play ... missed the

! nal six matches of the season ... ! nished tied for 10th in the

conference with 43 total saves.

AUSTIN LONESTARS SOCCER CLUB

Member of the Austin Lonestars soccer club ... 2008 Premier

League West Champions ... 2008 Region III Tournament Quar-

ter! nalists ... South Texas State Champions in Fall 2002 and

Spring 2008 ... was the state runner-up in Spring 2002, Spring

2003, Fall 2003 and Spring 2005 ... was a member of the South

Texas ODP state team in 2003 ... was a member of the ODP area

pool group from 2004 to 2007 ... selected for Lonestar All-Star

team that played the Mexican U17 and U20 teams.

WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL

A two-year letterwinner at Westlake High School ... for 2007-

2008 season: District 25-5A Academic All-District ... District

25-5A Newcomer of the Year ... District 25-5A second team All-

District ... was the team newcomer of the year.

PERSONAL

Born December 18, 1990, to parents Larry and Sandy Wikelius

... has an older sister, Carly, and a younger brother, Drew ... has

traveled with her church group to Mexico for mission trips ...

member of the honor roll and Mu Alpha Theta National Math

Honor Society ... majoring in pre-physical therapy.

Erin WikeliusGoalkeeper • 5-11 • So

Austin, Texas

Westlake HS

Lonestar

RETURNING PLAYERS

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Career StatsGP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct. W L T Sho

2009 11-9 965:34 21 1.96 43 .672 4 4 1 0

Total 11-9 965:34 21 1.96 43 .672 4 4 1 0

Career Highs

Saves ........................................................... 8, 9/11/09 vs. Vanderbilt

Goals Allowed ............................................................3, several times

Minutes ...........................................................................110:00, twice

Shutouts (Season) ....................................................................... None

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RETURNING PLAYERS

Will redshirt 2010 season after su! ering knee injury dur-

ing the summer.

SUMMER 2010


Soccer National Championship ... played with teammates Hal-

ey Fowler, Jessica Fuston, Morgan Johnson and Erin Wikelius.

FRESHMAN SEASON

One of only two players to start in every match ... played the

second-most minutes on the team ... third on the team with

14 points after posting four goals and six assists ... her assist

total ranks in a tie for seventh on the school’s single-season

chart ... added her ! rst career assist at UTEP ... netted her ! rst

career goal against Vanderbilt which sealed Tech’s 3-1 victory

... followed the goal with another the very next match against

Auburn ... the goal tied the match at 2-2 midway through

the second half before the Tigers hit the game-winner in the

77th minute ... added Tech’s ! nal goal in its 2-0 victory over

Iowa State ... pulled Tech to a 3-2 de! cit against Kansas with

her goal in the 88th minute ... attempted a season-high six

shots against Oklahoma State ... dished a season-high two as-

sists against Texas, with both coming o" corner kicks ... was

successful on a penalty kick attempt in the shootout against

Kansas in the play-in match to the Big 12 Championship ... her

six assists move her into a tie for sixth on the single-season

chart ... 46 shot attempts ! nished third on the team ... played

every minute in 10 matches ... trailed only Casey McCall in total

minutes.


Played for the FC Dallas soccer club team alongside current

Red Raider Morgan Johnson ... captain of team all four years ...

helped her team to a regional ! nal appearance the last three

years ... led her team to a state championship in 2006 ... recog-

nized as 2002 Player of the Year ... ODP Region III team ... as part

of ODP, was able to travel to several tournaments around the

world, including England ...was also a member of the southern

region ODP team.

HEBRON HIGH SCHOOL

Led her team to consecutive district championships ... helped

her team to three regional ! nalist appearances ... earned High

School All-Region honors in 2006 and 2007 ... named to the

Region 6-5A All-Area all three seasons.

PERSONAL

Born December 17, 1990, to parents Dennis and Gwen Williams

... has two older siblings, Kaira and Alex ... has volunteered with

Special Olympics ... majoring in psychology.

Conner WilliamsMid" elder • 5-2 • So

Carrollton, Texas

Hebron HS

FC Dallas/Lonestar

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2009 20-20 4 6 14 46 .087 17 .370 0

Totals 20-20 4 6 14 46 .087 17 .370 0

Career Highs

Goals .............................................................................. 1, several times

Assists ............................................................................. 1, several times

Points ............................................................................. 2, several times

Shots ....................................................................8, 11/2/09 vs. Kansas

Shots-on-goal ............................................................. 3, several times

Game-winning Goals (Season) .................................................None

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RETURNING PLAYERS

SOPHOMORE SEASON

Appeared in three matches which equaled her total previous

year ... totaled no shot attempts from her spot on the back-

line.

FRESHMAN SEASON

Saw action in three matches ... played a total of 47 minutes

on the season on the backline ... had no shot attempts after

joining the team prior to the season.

NORTH MESQUITE HIGH SCHOOL

Was a four-year letterman for North Mesquite High School ...

two-sport athlete (volleyball, soccer) ... team was a state ! nal-

ist in 2005 ... made playo" s all four years ... named ! rst team

All-District her junior and senior seasons ... o" ensive and de-

fensive MVP junior season ... team MVP her senior year ... was

also a member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL

Born July 12, 1990, to parents Scott and Daniela Clary ... has

a younger sister, Megan ... majoring in mechanical engineer-

ing.

Lauren ClaryDefender • 5-7 • Jr

Mesquite, Texas

North Mesquite HS

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2008 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0

2009 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0

Total 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0

Career Highs

Goals ................................................................................................ None

Assists .............................................................................................. None

Points ............................................................................................... None

Shots ................................................................................................ None

Shots-on-goal ............................................................................... None


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NEWCOMERS

SOPHOMORE SEASON AT UCLA

Saw action in 13 games, while making one start ... made

her one start in the season opener against North Carolina

... notched her one point on the season o� an assist against

Cal State Northridge ... attempted on shot total, which came

against Oregon State ... the Bruins posted 12 total shutouts ...

team posted an .866 goals-against-average ... squad only al-

lowed more than one goal in four matches, including all three

UCLA losses ... Bruins advanced to their seventh-consecutive

NCAA College Cup.

FRESHMAN SEASON AT UCLA

Appeared in 21 matches, while making ! ve starts ... Bruins

claimed the Pac-10 title and advanced all the way to the NCAA

College Cup ... totaled one point on the season o� an assist on

the game-winning goal in a 5-0 victory over Fresno State in the

! rst round of the NCAA Championship ... UCLA ended the sea-

son ranked No. 1 in the country in goals against average (O.23)

... team only surrendered six goals in 25 matches ... squad also

posted a school-record 19 shutouts and never allowed more

than one goal in any match ... attempted four shots.

MAGIC SOCCER CLUB

Traveled to Chicago to play for the Magic Soccer Club that won

the Illinois State Championship seven times during her tenure

... played with the Eclipse soccer team that was the national

runner-up in 2009 ... was a member of the Region II ODP team

that traveled to Brazil ... has also been involved with the U.S.

National Team since the U-15 level ... traveled to Spain with the

U-20 national team in March of 2009 ... had previously visited

Spain with the U-18 squad in 2008 ... was a member of the U-16

team that traveled to Holland in April 2006.

VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

One of the top nation’s top recruits coming out of Valley High

School in West Des Moines, Iowa ... listed as the No.16 recruit

nationally by Soccer Buzz ... a ! rst team Parade All-American

selection ... a two-time NSCAA/Adidas Youth All-American

in 2006 and 2007 ... three-time all-state elite team selection

... two-time Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year her junior and

senior years ... Valley won the state soccer title in each of her

four years and was 78-0 during that span ... school’s all-time

leading scorer with 58 goals and 36 assists ...was named the

team’s MVP three times ... team captain as a senior ... Valley

was ranked as high as No. 7 nationally ... was also a member of

the varsity track team all four years, participating in relays and

sprints ... relay teams won state titles in the distance medley

and 4x400 meter relays in 2005.

PERSONAL

Born January 5, 1990, to parents Jerry and Judy Sharpe ... has

a younger brother, Spencer ... father is a lawyer and a graduate

of Columbia in New York ... involved in Fellowship of Christian

Athletes, Athletes in Action, and church activities ... exercise

sports science major.

Whitney SharpeDefender • 5-7 • Jr

West Des Moines, Iowa

Valley HS

Magic

5

2009

Redshirted after su� ering a knee injury during her senior year

in high school.

SAN ANGELO VALKYRIES AND DALLAS D’FEETERS CLUBS

Played for the San Angelo Valkyries and the Dallas D’Feeters ...

named to the 2008 West Texas ODP Team ... club coach: Steve

Woodward.

SAN ANGELO CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

Played at San Angelo Central High School ... a four-year let-

terwinner ... named District 3-5A ! rst team all-district in 2007

and 2008 ... also named the District 3-5A Defensive MVP after

her junior and senior seasons ... was a member of the National

Honor Society ... high school coach: Ben Henry.

PERSONAL

Born March 24, 1991, to parents Charley and Teresa Chris-

tensen ... has an older brother, Wesley ... majoring in business.

Leah ChristensenDefender • 5-9 • Fr

San Angelo, Texas

Central HS

Valkyries/Dallas

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NEWCOMERS

POLARIS SOCCER CLUB

Member of the Polaris Soccer Club since 2004 ... played with

fellow Red Raiders Anna Lavis, Becca Rowland and Ti� ni

Smith ... participated in both the Lake Highlands Classic

League and USYS Region III Premier League West ... team was

a North Texas State Cup � nalist in 2009 ... Region III semi� nal-

ist in 2008 ... semi� nalist for the North Texas State Cup in 2008

... Spring Classic at Dallas Cup Champion in 2008 ... claimed

the Disney Soccer Showcase crown in the “showcase” � ight in

2008 ... team won the “predator” � ight the year before ... was

a Premier League Semi� nalist in Fall of 2007 ... WAGS “Cup”

� ight � nalist in 2007 ... prior to joining Polaris, was a member

of the D’feeters club squad ... club won the Puma Cup Cham-

pionship in 2006 ... was a � nalist the year before ... also heav-

ily involved with the Olympic Development program ... ODP

National Champions in 2008 ... Region III ODP Champions in

2008 also ... attended the Region III development camp in

2007 and 2008 ... been a member of the North Texas ‘91 state

team since 2007.

FLOWER MOUND HIGH SCHOOL

Four-year starter for Flower Mound High School ... named the

team captain as a senior ... a � rst team All-District selection in

2008, 2009 and 2010 ... was the team’s o! ensive player of the

year after both her sophomore and junior seasons … named

team’s MVP as a senior.

PERSONAL

Born September 3, 1991, to parents Mike and Michelle Disa-

bella ... has an older sister, Kristen, and younger brother, Da-

vid ... member of the National Junior Honor Society ... has

also volunteered with Mission Arlington and Love for Kids …

wants to be a veterinarian … majoring in exercise and sports

science and biology.

Jessica DisabellaMid! elder • 5-7 • Fr

Flower Mound, Texas

Flower Mound HS

Polaris

7

AUSTIN LONESTAR SOCCER CLUB

Member of the Austin Lonestar soccer club ... was a teammate

of current Red Raider goalkeeper Erin Wikelius and in 2010

won the U19 US Youth Soccer National Championship as she

played with Tech teammates Haley Fowler, Morgan John-

son, Wikelius and Conner Williams. ... team advanced to the

regional round in 2006, 2008 and 2009 ... got all the way to

the regional semi� nals in 2009 ... 2008 Premier League West

Champions ... South Texas State Champions in Fall 2002 and

Spring 2008 ... was the state runner-up in Spring 2002, Spring

2003, Fall 2003 and Spring 2005 ... a region III ODP holdover

selection in 2007 ... attended the regional camp in July 2009.

VISTA RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

Played at Vista Ridge High School in Cedar Park, Texas ... con-

sidered one of the top forwards in the state ... an All-State

recipient in 2006-2007 ... was also an Academic All-District

selection in both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons.

PERSONAL

Born June 24, 1991, to parents Randy and Rhonda Fuston ...

has an older sister, Danielle, and a younger sister, Alexandria

... was born just north of Lubbock in Amarillo ... father is a

Texas Tech graduate ... enrolled at Tech in January … major-

ing in nutrition.

Jessica FustonForward • 5-9 • Fr

Cedar Park, Texas

Vista Ridge HS

Lonestar

4

29

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NEWCOMERS

DALLAS TEXANS SOCCER CLUB

Member of the Dallas Texans soccer club all four years of high

school ... team won the USYS U166 National Championship

team during junior season ... was a national and regional � -

nalist during senior season ... squad won the USYS State Cup

during junior and senior years ... also participated in the USYS

National League, which the Texans won in 2008 after � nish-

ing as the runner-up in 2007 ... runner-up for the Premier

League title during junior season.

HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL

Three-year letterwinner for Highland Park in Dallas, Texas ...

named team captain prior to her senior year that is still on-

going ... was on the all-region team following sophomore

season ... member of the All-District squad after both sopho-

more and junior seasons ... was also the team’s defensive MVP

during junior year ... Lady Scots advanced all the way to the

regional quarter� nals the previous two seasons ... coached

by former Division-1 coach Stuart Brown.

PERSONAL

Born August 15, 1991, to parents Steve and Nancy Gottsacker

... both parents graduated from SMU, father is a real estate

broker … has an older sister, Georgia, a twin brother, John,

and a younger brother, Mark ... grandfather, Harold Gottsack-

er, played football at Notre Dame ... � rst family member to at-

tend Texas Tech ... has volunteered for the Ronald McDonald

House, Boys & Girls Club, and other charity functions in high

school … enjoys playing ping pong and tennis and snow-

boarding … majoring in mass communications.

Margaret GottsackerDefender • 5-5 • Fr

Dallas, Texas

Highland Park HS

Dallas Texans

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LAGUNA HILLS ECLIPSE SOCCER CLUB

Played for one of the top club teams in the nation in Lagu-

na Hills Eclipse ... was a teammate with current Red Raider

Gabby Kaufman ... team was 2010 U18 Youth Soccer National

Champions after being the Region IV champions and Califor-

nia State champions … received the Golden Ball as the Most

Valuable Player at the 2010 Youth Soccer National Champi-

onships … in 2009 team won the U19 Coast League Premier

Championship ... was also a Blue Cup � nalist that year ... � nal-

ist for the North vs. South Premier Championship ... semi� nal-

ists for San Diego Surf College Cup, Pleasanton Rage College

Showcase, and Eclipse College Showcase ... team advanced

to the quarter� nal round of U17 National Cup Championship

... team � nished � fth in the CSL Premier League in both 2008

and 2007.

VALLEY CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL

Four-year letter-winner at Valley Christian High School in Cer-

ritos, Calif. ... was a scholar athlete all four years ... named the

team’s MVP following junior season ... � rst team All-Olympic

League selection in 2009 ... also named the Olympic League

MVP that season ... � rst team All-California Scholastic Federa-

tion pick in 2009 ... team was a � nalist for the CIF Champion-

ship that season ... second team All-CIF pick in 2007.

PERSONAL

Born March 14, 1992, to parents Scott and Cindy Haagsma ...

has an older sister, Ashley, who plays soccer at California State

University in San Bernardino, Calif. ... was class salutatorian …

in high school was a member of the National Honor Society,

Interact Club and Bible study … majoring in pre-nursing.

Hayley HaagsmaMid! elder • 5-7 • Fr

Cerritos, Calif.

Valley Christian HS

Laguna Hills Eclipse

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30


NEWCOMERS

LAGUNA HILLS ECLIPSE SOCCER CLUB

Member of the Laguna Hills Eclipse club team … was a team-

mate of current Red Raider Hayley Haagsma … team was

2010 U18 Youth Soccer National Champions after being the

Region IV champions and California State champions … re-

corded � ve shutouts at the national championships in 2010

… team was crowned the U19 Coast League Premier Cham-

pions ... posted shutouts in all six matches of Eclipse’s Blues

Cup Championship ... � nalist for the California State North

vs. South title ... participated in Far West Regional League ...

competed in the Coast Soccer League Premier level with the

U-16, U-17, and U19 squads ... also a member of the South-

ern California ODP pool in 2005 and 2006 ... captained the

U.S. squad that competed in the 2009 Junior World Maccabi

Games in Israel ... was also the captain of the U.S. squad for

the Pan-American Maccabi Games of 2008 ... named the Los

Angeles Maccabi Athlete of the Year in 2009.

CALABASAS HIGH SCHOOL

Played at Calabasas High School in Calabasas, Calif. ... was a

four-year starter … was All-State and All-District in 2010 …

named the Marmonte MVP goalkeeper in 2009 and 2010 …

team MVP in 2010 … received the Coaches Award in 2009

… selected for California Interscholastic Federation All-Star

game in 2009.

PERSONAL

Born May 28, 1992, to parents Sid and Emily Kaufman... father

was a goalkeeper University of Maryland and mother gradu-

ated from the University of Arizona … has an older brother,

Charlie, who played football at Humboldt State University ...

majoring mass communications.

Gabby KaufmanGoalkeeper • 5-6 • Fr

Calabasas, Calif.

Calabasas HS

Laguna Hills Eclipse

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POLARIS SOCCER CLUB

Member of the Polaris soccer club along with fellow Red Raid-

ers signees Jessica Disabella, Becca Rowland and Ti! ni Smith

... was team captain from 2006 to 2009 ... team was State � nal-

ist in 2010 … Region III semi� nalist in 2008 ... team won the

“Showcase” " ight of the Disney Soccer Showcase that year

also ... advanced to the semi� nals of the Premier League West

in fall 2007 ... North Texas State Cup � nalist in 2007 and 2005

... also heavily involved in ODP ... was on the state team from

2007-2008 ... Polaris was the state cup runner-up in 2008 and

2009.

MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL

Four-year letterwinner for Martin High School in Arlington,

Texas ... was a three-year starter ... named team captain prior

to senior season ... � rst team 8-5A All-District selection in

2008 ... � rst team 4-5A All-District recipient in 2009 ... Fort

Worth Star-Telegram’s All-Area Super team member in 2008

... team won the district title all four years … team advanced

to regional quarter� nals in 2008 and 2009 and regional semi-

� nals in 2010.

PERSONAL

Born October 8, 1991, to parents Ben and Laura Lavis ... both

parents graduated from Texas A&M … has an older brother,

Joseph, and younger brother, Caleb ... involved in National

Honor Society, National German Honor Society, Student

Council, newspaper and UIL journalism competitions ... also

a honor roll member ... aspires to be a political journalist or

politician … majoring in mass communications.

Anna LavisMid! elder • 5-6 • Fr

Arlington, Texas

Martin HS

Polaris

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31

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NEWCOMERS

WESTON FC SOCCER CLUB

Member of the Weston FC club team for six years … played

for Mark Barnett, a former professional soccer player … team

was runner-up at the State Cup in their U15 season … com-

peted each season with the top teams in Florida in the Flor-

ida State League … team attended the Disney Showcase in

U17 as well as the Texas Shootout on several occasions.

MIAMI COUNTRY DAY

Played at Miami Country Day School in Miami, Fla. ... team

was district runner-up in 2009 and advanced to the regional

semi! nals … named All-Dade County … was team MVP all

four years.

PERSONAL

Born January, 18, 1992, to parents Mark and Sheryl Piper ... fa-

ther graduated from Appalachian State University where he

played soccer and mother graduated from West Texas A&M

… has an older sister, Helen ... while in high school was of the

Anchor Club Thespians, was a peer counselor and was on the

Walk for Cancer committee … majoring psychology.

Maggie PiperMid! elder/Defender • 5-6 • Fr

Miami, Fla.

Miami Country Day HS

Weston FC

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POLARIS SOCCER CLUB

Played on the Polaris soccer club alongside fellow Red Raid-

ers Jessica Disabella, Anna Lavis and Ti" ni Smith … played

with the club since 2002 ... club has been nationally ranked in

the top 25 for the last several years ... competed in the Lake

Highlands Girls Classic League (Division 1) and USYS Region

III Premier League West ... team was a North Texas State Cup

! nalist in 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2010 ... advanced to the quar-

ter! nals of the Region III Premier League West the same year

... moved on to the semi! nal round of the Region III southern

regionals in 2008 ... claimed the Spring Classic at Dallas Cup

Championship in 2008 and 2006 ... won the “Showcase” # ight

of the Disney Soccer Showcase the same year ... claimed the

“Predator” # ight title the year before ... team was a semi! -

nalist in the Region III Premier League West in 2007 ... also

a Wags “Cup” Flight ! nalist ... ! nalist for North Texas Soccer

State Cup in 2007 and 2005.

LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL

Four-year letterwinner for Lamar High School ... team won

the bi-district title in 2008 ... advanced all the way to the re-

gion I regional semi! nals as a junior ... named team captain

prior to senior season that is still ongoing ... second team All-

District 8-5A as a freshman in 2007 ... earned the same honor

again as a sophomore ... named to the ! rst team All-District

4-5A as junior ... also made the TASCO All-Region 1-5A ! rst

team as a junior.

PERSONAL

Born December 17, 1991, to parents Jerry and Kip Rowland

… father graduated from Centenary and played baseball and

mother graduated from Louisiana Tech … has two older sis-

ters, Kacie Rowland Gri" th and Beth Rowland … both sisters

graduated from Texas Tech … was a member of the National

Honor Society and PALS ... majoring in education.

Becca RowlandDefender • 5-2 • Fr

Arlington, Texas

Lamar HS

Polaris

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NEWCOMERS

COLORADO STORM SOCCER CLUB

Played for the Colorado Storm soccer club under coach Scott

Dedycker ... one of the top clubs in the state of Colorado ...

team claimed the state title from 2007-10 ... the club has also

not lost an in-state match since 2006.

PONDEROSA HIGH SCHOOL

Played soccer at Ponderosa High School in Parker, Colo. …

one of the top mid! elders in the state of Colorado ... was a

! rst team All-Conference and All-District selection in 2009

and 2010 ... also named the team’s captain as a senior.

PERSONAL

Born May 19, 1992, to parents Melissa and Mike Yacullo ...

father is an athletic trainer and mother is a nurse … has a

brother, Michael … in high school was class president all four

years and a member of Student Gut … interests include hik-

ing, camping and traveling … majoring in mass communica-

tions.

Mallory YaculloMid! elder • 5-5 • Fr

Parker, Colo.

Ponderosa HS

Colorado Storm

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CLASS PHOTOS

FRESHMEN

SOPHOMORES

JUNIORS

SENIORS

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Coaches & Sta�

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Coaches & Sta�

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Tom StoneHead Coach

Fourth Season

Duke, 1987

Known nationally � rst as a player, and now as a coach, Tom

Stone is in his fourth season as Texas Tech’s head coach, after

quickly making the Red Raiders relevant again in the always-

tough Big 12 Conference.

In only his three seasons, Stone has spearheaded Tech’s re-

surgence in the Big 12 as he led the Red Raiders to the con-

ference tournament in all three seasons after a seven-year

drought that dated back to1999. The Tech soccer program

had not previously quali� ed for the Big 12 Championship in

three-consecutive seasons in school history.

Following his hiring in May 2007, Stone was left with two

months to evaluate his new program and prepare for the sea-

son that was quickly approaching. The only problem, howev-

er, was that Stone was unable to evaluate his new players, or

let alone get to know them, until their August reporting date.

Despite the obstacles, the Red Raiders won four out of � ve

conference matches down the stretch to � nish tied for � fth

in the Big 12, six spots higher than Tech was slotted in the

preseason conference poll.

In their � rst Big 12 Championship appearance since 1999,

the Red Raiders would nearly top 21st-ranked Missouri in

the � rst round, but the Tigers would net the winning goal in

the second overtime to squash Tech’s chance of its � rst-ever

postseason win.

With a partial recruiting class and a group of experienced

players returning for Stone’s second season in 2008, the Red

Raiders appeared to be heading to another successful sea-

son. But due to numerous injuries that depleted the Tech ros-

ter, Stone and sta� would be looking to overcome obstacles

once again.

The Red Raiders would � nish eighth in the Big 12 and ad-

vance to the Big 12 Championship once again, where they

would fall to regular-season champion Oklahoma State in

the opening round. Under Stone’s guidance, Taylor Lytle

would be named to the Big 12 second and all-newcomer

teams, while Tina Rincon would set the school record for

most career shutouts.

Stone’s third season, on the other hand, brought the most

successful season at Tech in the last 10 years. With a full re-

cruiting class on campus that regularly � elded around seven

freshmen in the starting lineup, the Red Raiders � nished the

2009 campaign 8-8-4, marking the � rst time since 1996 that a

Tech team had a .500 or better overall record.

Besides the win-loss record, the 2009 squad was also one of

Tech’s most competitive squads as well, with seven of eight

losses coming by only a goal. The Red Raiders picked up qual-

ity road wins at TCU, UTEP, and a neutral-site contest against

Vanderbilt, while earning a conference point with a 0-0 tie

at nationally-ranked Texas A&M, snapping a nine-match los-

ing streak to the Aggies. The point against the Aggies led the

Red Raiders back to the Big 12 Championship for the third-

consecutive season, where Tech’s season eventually ended

o� penalty kicks against Kansas.

Tech’s rise was recognized like never before, however, as four

players were honored to an All-Big 12 postseason team, led by

Taylor Lytle, who became only the school’s second player all-

time to be named to the � rst team after a strong sophomore

campaign where she broke the school’s single-game and sin-

gle-season assist records. Freshmen Dawn Ward, Ti� ni Smith

and Morgan Johnson were also named to the all-newcomer,

which gave Tech more freshmen honored than any other Big

12 program. With their success on the � eld, Lytle and Smith

were selected to respective U.S. National Teams following the

season as Lytle joined the Under-23 squad and Smith trav-

eled to California and Spain with the U-18 program.

Possibly the greatest indicator of Tech’s new-found fame was

the dramatic grown in attendance at the John Walker Soc-

cer Complex. The two-year-old complex’s attendance record

was shattered three times throughout the 2009 season, high-

lighted by the 1,728 fans for the season � nale against Okla-

homa State that also snapped the previous school record.

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During his tenure, Stone has also been active on the national

level as he was hired in 2008 as the assistant coach for the

U.S. U-20 National Team, a position he remains in today. Serv-

ing under head coach Tony DiCicco, the 2008 team captured

the FIFA World Championship. The 2010 squad, meanwhile,

has already won the CONCACAF Championship and will

train throughout the summer before attending the FIFA U-20

World Cup in Germany at the end of July. On top of his na-

tional team duties, Stone is also currently serving as the head

coach of the southern region’s U-19 Olympic Development

team.

Prior to his arrival at Tech, Stone spent one season helping

lead Clemson as an assistant coach to the NCAA Final Eight

where the Tigers eventually ended their season 11-8-5 over-

all, which was the best season in Clemson school history.

Before beginning his career on the collegiate level, some of

Stone’s greatest accomplishments may have come from his

time leading the Atlanta Beat of the Women’s United Soc-

cer Association during all three years of its existence. Being

the � rst coach hired when the league formed in 2001, Stone

proved his worth quickly, claiming the inaugural WUSA Presi-

dents Cup Championship and advancing to the Founders

Cup title match. The Beat also advanced to the title match in

the league’s � nal season. In his three seasons with the Beat,

Stone � nished with the highest winning percentage among

WUSA coaches, � nishing 13 games over .500, while also

being named an all-star coach twice. He was also the only

league coach to advance his team to the playo� s in all three

seasons.

When the WUSA ceased operations in 2003, Stone was

named the technical director of the Top Hat Soccer Club in

Atlanta, which is one of the top girls youth programs in the

southern region. While with Top Hat, Stone was primarily in-

volved in all areas of club and player development and the

College Prep Program that prepares top players for college

soccer opportunities. He was also the head coach for the

2007 Gold Team that won the Georgia State Championship

in 2004 and the Southern Regional Premier League in 2005,

while also serving as the head coach of the Gwinnett Country

club team that won the regional championship and quali� ed

for the national championship match in 2005.

Before beginning his professional career, Stone was the

founding director of coaching at the Colorado Rush Soccer

Club from 1991 to 2000. Under Stone’s direction, the Rush

would go on to win 35 state cups along with 12 regional

championships and seven national championships, becom-

ing arguably the most successful youth girls program in the

U.S. from 1997 to 2000.

Stone has also served as a volunteer assistant coach at Duke

in 1997 and the University of Denver in 1996.

As a player, Stone may be most remembered for his game-

winning goal with Duke against Akron in the 1986 National

Championship match, where the Blue Devils would take the

NCAA title, winning 1-0.

In his four-year career at Duke, Stone was an All-Atlantic

Coast Conference selection three times, while also setting

the Duke record for the most NCAA Tournament goals in a

career and game-winners in a single season. Stone was also a

team captain on the 1987 squad and � nished among the top

10 on the school’s career points and goals charts.

Following his career as a Blue Devil, Stone played profession-

ally for Le Havre FC in France and the Washington Stars and

Colorado Foxes of the APSL.

A native of Irving, Texas, Stone was a three-year member

of the U.S. Youth National Team and a two-time Parade All-

American while attending MacArthur High School.

When not coaching, Stone has served as an analyst for vari-

ous national television networks, covering everything from

the NCAA College Cup to the World Cup. He has worked as

the lead soccer analyst for both CSTV and Fox Sports, while

also joining ESPN for its coverage of the 2003 Women’s World

Cup. Stone has also written guest columns for various soccer

websites.

Stone holds a USSF “A” License. He and his wife, Lindsey, cur-

rently reside in Lubbock with their four-year-old son, Leyton,

and two-year-old daughter, Lily.

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The Stone Timeline

1986

Scored the game-winning goal in the NCAA Championship

match as Duke defeated Akron, 1-0.

1987

Began his eight-year professional career with the LeHavre Futbol

Club in France.

1988

Joined the Washington Stars of the American Professional Soccer

League where he played two seasons.

1990

Became a member of the Colorado Foxes where he played his

� nal six professional seasons.

1991

Named the founding Director of Coaching for the Colorado Rush

Soccer Club.

1996

While still with the Rush, served as a volunteer assistant at the

University of Denver.

1997

Returned to Duke to be the program’s volunteer assistant coach.

2001

Became the � rst coach hired in the newly-formed Women’s

United Soccer Association with the Atlanta Beat.

2001

Led the Beat to the regular season title and the Founders Cup

title match while being named an All-Star coach.

2003

Once again led the Beat to the Founders Cup title match while

� nishing as the WUSA’s all-time winningest coach.

2004

Named the technical director for the Top Hat soccer club, which is

one of the premier youth programs in the south.

2006

Served one season as an assistant coach at Clemson where the

Tigers advanced to the NCAA Final Eight.

May 2007

Named the fourth head coach in Texas Tech Soccer history and

would lead Tech to a � fth place Big 12 � nish.

2008

Named an assistant coach for the U.S. Under-20 National Team

that won the FIFA World Cup in Chile.

2009

Led the Red Raiders to their most successful season in the last 10

years.

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Stone vs. All OpponentsCoaching Experience

Team Position Years

Colorado Rush Director of Coaching 1991-00

University of Denver Volunteer Asst. 1996

Duke University Volunteer Asst. 1997

Atlanta Beat (WUSA) Head Coach 2001-03

Top Hat Soccer Club Technical Director 2004-06

Clemson Assistant Coach 2006

Texas Tech Head Coach 2007-Pres.

Playing Experience

Team Years

Duke University 1983-86

Le Havre Futbol Club 1987

Washington Stars (APSL) 1888-89

Colorado Foxes (APSL) 1989-94

Education

B.S. in History from Duke University in 1987.

Holds a USSF “A” License.

Alabama ......................................................................................................0-1-0

Alabama A&M ...........................................................................................1-0-0

Arizona ........................................................................................................0-1-0

Auburn ........................................................................................................0-1-0

Baylor ...........................................................................................................3-0-0

Colorado .....................................................................................................1-2-0

Georgia ........................................................................................................0-1-0

Iowa State ...................................................................................................3-0-0

Kansas ..........................................................................................................0-3-1

Lamar ...........................................................................................................1-0-0

Middle Tennessee ....................................................................................0-0-1

Missouri .......................................................................................................0-4-0

Nebraska .....................................................................................................1-1-1

North Texas ................................................................................................0-1-0

Northwestern State ................................................................................1-0-0

Oklahoma ...................................................................................................2-0-1

Oklahoma State .......................................................................................1-3-0

Oral Roberts...............................................................................................1-0-0

SMU ..............................................................................................................0-0-1

TCU ...............................................................................................................1-2-0

Texas .............................................................................................................0-2-1

Texas A&M ..................................................................................................0-2-1

Texas State .................................................................................................1-0-0

Utah State...................................................................................................0-1-0

UTEP .............................................................................................................1-0-0

UTSA .............................................................................................................3-0-0

Vanderbilt ...................................................................................................1-1-0

Weber State ...............................................................................................1-0-0

Total ................................................................................. 23-26-7

Quote Book

“Coach Stone has done a tremendous job of building the women’s

soccer program into a competitive team in the Big 12 Conference.

He has recruited really well, attracting some of the top soccer pros-

pects in the state of Texas, particularly from the Dallas area. Under

Tom’s leadership and guidance, our soccer program will rise and

be a consistent contender for championships in the Big 12.”

Tech Director of Athletics Gerald Myers

“The one thing that I was certain of as soon as Tom took the job

is that they would immediately be competitive. That’s his nature.

He’s going to squeeze everything he can possibly squeeze out of

his student-athletes as far as e! ort is concerned.”

Bill Hempen, Colorado Head Coach

“I think Coach Stone has really changed the mindset of the team

during his two seasons. We play every match like we can win and

don’t really back down to anyone. That’s the mentality I enjoy and

appreciate playing for. I think that can also only make me a better

player in the future.”

Tech junior mid! elder Taylor Lytle

Quote Book

The Red Raiders Before and After Stone

(Since 2000)

Before After

(2000-06) (2007-09)

Overall Record 24-104-3 23-26-7

Conference Record 6-63-1 11-15-5

Postseason Appearances 0 3

All-Big 12 Selections 2 4

All-Big 12 Academic 35 25

LindseyLily

Tom

Leyton

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Aaron GordonAssistant Coach

Fourth Season

North Texas, 1997

Established as one of the top assistant coaches in the nation,

Aaron Gordon is in his fourth season as an assistant coach at

Texas Tech.

Gordon primarily oversees all facets of the program includ-

ing recruiting, scouting and team training and video match

analysis.

Gordon arrived at Tech after a three-year stint with FC Dallas

of Major League Soccer where he served as the director of

coaching for the second largest youth club program in North

Texas.

Prior to his stint at FC Dallas, Gordon was the assistant coach

of the Atlanta Beat of the WUSA where he worked alongside

current Red Raider head coach Tom Stone. As the Beat’s top

assistant, Gordon’s contributions were key during Atlanta’s

three-year run in the WUSA. Daily training, head of scouting,

and video analysis were just some of the duties Gordon per-

formed for the Beat.

Before arriving in Atlanta, Gordon was the director of coach-

ing for Dallas Inter Soccer Club, where he oversaw a program

that won many state and regional championships. In addi-

tion to his duties at Dallas Inter, Gordon was the head coach

of the Women’s Texas Lightning team of the W-League. With

the Lightning, Gordon led his team to back-to-back United

States Amateur Championships.

Gordon grew up in Dallas, graduating from Lake Highlands

High School. After high school, Gordon went on to Hardin

Simmons University and then transferred to University of

South Carolina in Spartanburg. In 1997, Gordon received his

B.S. in Kinesiology from the University of North Texas. After

college, Gordon played professionally in the USL, where he

led the indoor league in goals in 1996.

COACHES

Coaching Experience

Team Position Years

Dallas Inter Dir. of Coaching 1995-01

Atlanta Beat (WUSA) Assistant Coach 2001-03

FC Dallas Dir. of Coaching 2003-07

Texas Tech Assistant Coach 2007-Pres.

Region III ODP Sta! Coach

Playing Experience

Team Years

Hardin Simmons University 1988

Richland Junior College 1989

Univ. of South Carolina in Spartangurg 1990

Texas Lightning (USL) 1993-94

Dallas Rockets (USL) 1994

Dallas Lightning (USL) 1995-96

Education

B.S. in Kinesiology from the University of North Texas in 1997.

Holds a USSF “A” License and an USSF Goalkeeper Diploma.

Gordon holds a USSF “A” License and a USSF Goalkeeper Di-

ploma. Gordon currently serves as the head coach for the 93

Region 3 ODP regional team.

Gordon is married to fellow Red Raider assistant coach Ash-

ley Gordon. The couple has two daughters, Addison (10) and

Avery (6).

AveryAaron Addison

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Ashley GordonAssistant Coach

Fourth Season

SMU, 1994

Ashley Gordon, boasting a proven track record at the junior

college and club levels, is in her fourth season as an assistant

coach at Texas Tech.

At Tech, Gordon is primarily responsible for the development

of the Red Raiders’ mid� elders and forwards, while also assist-

ing in the recruiting and operations aspects of the program.

In addition to her Texas Tech responsibilities, Gordon serves as

a current USYSA Region III Sta� Coach and NTSSA West Texas

Olympic Development coach.

Gordon arrived at Tech in 2007 alongside her husband, Aaron

Gordon, after leading Richland College to the NJCAA Division

III National Championship the previous season. The title win

earned Gordon National NJCAA Coach of the Tournament and

NSCAA Coach of the Year honors.

While also at Richland, Gordon served as a sta� coach for FC

Dallas from 2003 to 2007 where Aaron Gordon was the Direc-

tor of Coaching. FC Dallas is the second-largest youth club pro-

gram in North Texas.

Prior to FC Dallas, Gordon was the girls’ technical director for

the Cobb Futbol Club in Atlanta from 2001 to 2003, where her

responsibilities included director of the Girls Academy Devel-

opment Program.

From 1998 to 2001, she was a sta� coach for the Dallas Inter

Soccer Club once again under then director of coaching Aar-

on Gordon, where both helped lead the squad to numerous

state and regional championships. Gordon has also served

as a coach for both the Region III Olympic Development and

NTSSA State teams. Gordon currently holds a USSF “A” license.

As a player, Gordon helped lead Duncanville High School to

the 1990 Texas State Championship, which earned her all-state

honors and a scholarship to Southern Methodist University.

While with the Mustangs, Gordon was a four-year starter on

a team that quali� ed for the NCAA Tournament three times,

with three appearances in the Round of 16. Gordon earned a

bachelor’s of arts degree in psychology and a minor in history

from SMU in 1994.

Following her career at SMU, Gordon played semi-pro for the

Dallas Lightning of the W-League from 1995 to 1998 and then

the Texas Heat in 1999. Gordon has also played for the 1990

U.S. National Pool Team, 1993 Olympic Festival team and the

Olympic regional team from 1988 to 1996.

Aaron and Ashley Gordon reside in Lubbock with their two

daughters, Addison (10) and Avery (6).

COACHES

Coaching Experience

Team Position Years

Texas Lightning Sta� Coach 1995-98

Dallas Inter Sta� Coach 1998-01

Cobb Futbol Club Technical Director 2001-03

FC Dallas Sta� Coach 2004-07

Richland College Head Coach 2006-07

Texas Tech Assistant Coach 20007-Pres.

Region III ODP Sta� Coach

Playing Experience

Team Years

Region III Team 1986-96

U.S. National Pool Team 1990

SMU 1990-93

Olympic Festival Team 1993

Dallas Lightning (W-League) 1995-98

Texas Heat (W-League) 1999

Education

B.S. inPsychology from SMU in 1994.

Holds a USSF “A” License.

Aaron

Avery

AddisonAshley

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COACHES & SUPPORT STAFF

Gibbs KeetonVolunteer Assistant Coach

Second Season

Texas Tech 2006, 2008

Texas Tech alum Gibbs Keeton enters his second season as

the volunteer assistant coach for the women’s soccer team,

where he will assist in all aspects of the program.

Keeton, an El Paso, Texas, native, was previously the team’s

o� cial scorer and worked as an observer for most of the 2008

season.

In his spare time, Keeton coaches on the local level as he is

currently the Lubbock Arsenal Director of Coaching and the

98 Boys head coach, and also coaches in the regional Olym-

pic Developmental Program.

In addition, Keeton has coached numerous collegiate camps

at Texas A&M, Colorado and the College Prep Camp with

head coach Tom Stone.

Keeton holds a USSF “C’ License.

O� the soccer � eld, Keeton teaches in the exercise and sports

science department, where he obtained his masters degree.

Keeton also earned his undergrad at Tech.

Prior to enrolling at Tech, Keeton spent a year playing soc-

cer collegiately for Grand Canyon University and also for the

Arizona Sahuaros of the Professional Developmental League.

Katie MungerStrength & Conditioning

Coach

Seventh Season

WJU 2003, LCU 2004

Katie Munger is in her seventh season working with the Texas

Tech soccer program as its strength and conditioning coach.

Strength and conditioning is a year-round commitment for

the Red Raider soccer players. The soccer strength and con-

ditioning program is designed to develop the team’s overall

athleticism by working with the team daily to develop a solid

base of strength, � tness, agility, ! exibility, footwork and pow-

er. Training also includes mental toughness and nutritional

guidance to maximize their on-� eld performance.

In addition to working with the soccer program, Munger also

works with the volleyball, tennis, softball, women’s basketball

and baseball teams at Texas Tech. Munger is a certi� ed Sports

Performance Nutritionist (SPN) and a certi� ed Collegiate

Strength and Conditioning Coach (CSCC).

Prior to working at Tech, she served as assistant women’s

basketball coach at Lubbock Christian University, where she

also designed the strength and conditioning program for the

Lady Chaps.

As a collegiate player, Munger was a two-time NAIA All-

America honorable mention selection as a basketball player

for William Jewell College. She earned her bachelor’s degree

in biology from William Jewell in 2003 and completed her

master’s in secondary education from LCU in 2004.

Munger is married to Texas Tech athletic trainer Larry Mung-

er. The couple has a one-year-old daughter, Peyton.

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Laura

SchnettgoekeAthletic Trainer

Third Season

Kansas State 2005,

Clemson 2007

Laura Schnettgoecke joined the Texas Tech Athletic Depart-

ment in August 2008 as an assistant athletic trainer for the

women’s soccer program.

Schnettgoecke graduated from Kansas State University in

2005 with a bachelor’s degree in both kinesiology and ath-

letic training. While at KSU, Schnettgoecke assisted the wom-

en’s rowing and football teams as a student trainer.

Following graduation, Schnettgoecke moved to Clemson

University, where she served as a graduate assistant to all

21 intercollegiate sports. Schnettgoecke also worked with

the women’s soccer program during her tenure, which was

coached by then Clemson assistant coach and current Tech

head coach Tom Stone. She earned her master’s degree in

human resource development in 2007.

Schnettgoecke is a board certi� ed athletic trainer and is certi-

� ed in both CPR and First Aid.

Michael

BoughtonStudent Manager

Second Season

Michael Boughton is in his second season as the student

manager for the Red Raider soccer program. He is respon-

sible for practice setup along with assisting head equipment

manger Robbie Crowell with the daily maintenance of prac-

tice gear and uniforms.

Boughton is currently a sophomore at Texas Tech, majoring

in broadcast journalism.

Boughton was formerly involved with soccer on the club

level as he played for FC Dallas during the time current Red

Raider assistant coach Aaron Gordon was the program’s di-

rector of coaching.

A 2009 graduate of Allen High School, Boughton is the son of

Karie and Doug Boughton.

SUPPORT STAFF

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Michelle

BrighamAcademic Counselor

Third Season

OCU 1992, 1994

Michelle Brigham is in her 10th year in the Texas Tech Athletic

Academic Services o� ce and second as the primary academ-

ic counselor for the Red Raider soccer team.

Before moving to Lubbock, Brigham directed the Undergrad-

uate Student Services O� ce for the University of Colorado-

Boulder, College of Business. This o� ce provided academic

counseling for over 2,500 undergraduate students in the col-

lege with three full-time advisors and up to � ve peer advisors

on a walk-in basis.

After graduating from Oklahoma City University with a major

in accounting, Brigham worked with the OCU Graduate Ad-

missions o� ce. As a counselor and later the Assistant Direc-

tor of Graduate Admissions, her e� orts helped increase the

graduate student enrollment by over 100% in four years. This

included recruiting visits to over 50 schools in Oklahoma,

Texas, Kansas, Arkansas and Massachusetts. She completed

her master of Liberal Arts at OCU in 1994.

Her husband, Keith, is a faculty member of the Rawls College

of Business.

SUPPORT STAFF

Jill GossettAdministrative Assistant

Fifth Season

Texas Tech, 1997

Jill Gossett is in her � fth season as the administrative assis-

tant for Red Raider Soccer.

Also the administrative assistant for sports medicine, Gossett

is responsible for the booking of all travel arrangements of

the soccer program, while also maintaining the ! ow of the

o� ce and performing other o� ce duties.

Gossett also assists eight full-time athletic trainers and nu-

merous student trainers in maintaining student-athlete med-

ical records and documentation.

Gossett, a Bedford, Texas, native, graduated from Texas Tech

in 1997 and has been married to Ed Gossett for 10 years. The

couple has two children, Kaitlyn (9) and Hunter (5).

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Opponents

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Opponents

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TCUMountain West Conference

Aug. 20 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

University Information

Location ................................................................................... Fort Worth, Texas

Enrollment ......................................................................................................8,865

Founded ...........................................................................................................1873

Colors ........................................................................................Purple and White

Chancellor ................................................................................Victor J. Boschini

Athletics Director ..................................................................... Chris Del Conte

Conference.................................................................................. Mountain West

Stadium ................................................ Garvey-Rosenthal Stadium (1,500)

Team Information

Head Coach ......................................................................................Dan Abdalla

Career Record ............................................................97-82-14 (11th season)

Record at TCU.............................................................. 43-44-6 (Sixth season)

Assistant Head Coach ............................................................... Mark Plakorus

2009 Record..................................................................................................9-10-0

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None

Conference Finish .............................................................................................6th

Letterwinners Returning Lost ................................................................... 17/8

Starters Returning/Lost ..................................................................................9/2

Media Relations

Contact .............................................................................................. Matt Hoover

O! ce ............................................................................................. (817) 257-5299

Cell ................................................................................................. (817) 343-9914

Email...................................................................................... [email protected]

Fax .................................................................................................. (817) 257-7964

Website ..................................................................................www.gofrogs.com

TEXAS STATESouthland Conference

Aug. 22 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas


Location ..................................................................................San Marcos, Texas

Enrollment ...................................................................................................30,816

Founded ...........................................................................................................1899

Colors ....................................................................................... Maroon and Gold

President ............................................................................ Dr. Denise M. Trauth

Athletics Director ............................................................................Dr. Terry Teis

Conference............................................................................................Southland

Stadium ...................................................... Bobcat Soccer Complex (1,500)

Team Information

Head Coach ........................................................................................Kat Conner

Career Record ......................................................... 114-96-16 (11th season)

Recordat Texas State ............................................ 114-96-16 (11th season)

Assistant Coaches ........................................Megan Ramey, Allison Marino

2009 Record..................................................................................................14-6-1

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None

Conference Finish ............................................................................................. 1st

Letterwinners Returning/Lost.................................................................. 18/5


Media Relations

Contact ....................................................................................Amber Arterberry

O! ce ............................................................................................. (512) 245-4692

Cell ........................................................................................................................N/A

Email.........................................................................................aa32@txstate.edu

Fax .................................................................................................. (512) 245-2967

Website ................................................................... www.txstatebobcats.com

NORTHWESTERN STATESouthland Conference

Aug. 27 • 7 p.m.

Prather Coliseum

Natchitoches, La.

RICEConference USA

Aug. 29 • 7 p.m.

Rice Track/Soccer Stadium

Houston, Texas


Location ................................................................................... Natchitoches, La.

Enrollment .....................................................................................................9,247

Founded ...........................................................................................................1884

Colors Purple, White, Orange trim

President .............................................................................. Dr. Randall J. Webb

Athletics Director ............................................................................. Greg Burke

Conference............................................................................................Southland

Stadium .................................................................................. Prather Coliseum

Team Information

Head Coach ................................................................................ Jimmy Mitchell

Career Record .......................................................188-148-18 (19th season)

Record at Northwestern State .......................... 115-91-19 (12th season)

Assistant Coach ............................................................................. Darren Back

2009 Record......................................................................................................11-9

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None


Letterwinners Returning Lost .................................................................. 15/8

Starters Returning/Lost .................................................................................N/A

Media Relations

Contact ........................................................................................Fletcher Jonson

O! ce ............................................................................................. (318) 357-6467

Fax .................................................................................................. (318) 357-4515

Email............................................................................" [email protected]

Cell ........................................................................................................................N/A

Website ......................................................................... www.nsudemons.com


Location ....................................................................................... Houston, Texas

Enrollment ......................................................................................................5,556

Founded ...........................................................................................................1891

Colors ...............................................................................................Blue and Gray

President ................................................................................. David W. Leebron

Athletics Director .................................................................... Rick Greenspan

Conference................................................................................Conference USA

Stadium ................................................. Rice Track/Soccer Stadium (5,000)

Team Information

Head Coach .....................................................................................Chris Huston


Record at Rice ...........................................................88-74-13 (Ninth season)

Associate Head Coach/Assistant Coach .... Nicky Adams/John Adams

2009 Record..................................................................................................6-10-3

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None


Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................................................... 16/8


Media Relations

Contact .............................................................................................John Sullivan

O! ce ............................................................................................. (713) 348-5636

Cell ................................................................................................. (713) 248-9000

Email...............................................................................................jsully@rice.edu

Fax .................................................................................................. (719) 348-6019

Website ...............................................................................www.RiceOwls.com

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2010 OPPONENTS


Location ............................................................................................Oxford, Miss.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................18,344

Founded ...........................................................................................................1848

Colors ........................................................................Cardinal Red & Navy Blue

Chancellor ............................................................................Dr. Daniel W. Jones

Athletics Director .............................................................................Pete Boone

Conference......................................................................................Southeastern

Stadium .....................................................Ole Miss Soccer Stadium (1,500)

Team Information

Head Coach ..................................................................................Matthew Mott

Career Record .............................................................First Year (in Division I)

Record at Ole Miss .................................................................................First Year

Assistant Coaches ......................................Becky Fletcher, Rob Thompson

2009 Record..................................................................................................13-6-2

2009 Postseason ................................................................ NCAA tournament

Conference Finish .................................................................................2nd West

Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................................. 15/9


Media Relations

Contact ..................................................................................................Joey Jones

O! ce ............................................................................................. (662) 915-7522

Cell ................................................................................................. (662) 816-7512

Email....................................................................................... [email protected]

Fax .................................................................................................. (662) 915-7006

Website .................................................................... www.OleMissSports.com


Location ....................................................................................Notre Dame, Ind.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................11,733

Founded ...........................................................................................................1842

Colors .............................................................................................. Gold and Blue

President ................................................................ Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C

Athletics Director ...................................................................... Jack Swarbrick

Conference.................................................................................................Big East

Stadium ..................................................................... Alumni Stadium (2,500)

Team Information

Head Coach ...............................................................................Randy Waldrum

Career Record ........................................................415-139-28 (29th season)

Record at Notre Dame ............................................ 232-34-9 (12th season)

Assistant Coaches .......................................Dawn Greathouse, Ken Nuber

2009 Record..................................................................................................24-4-1

2009 Postseason .............................................................National Semi" nals




Media Relations

Contact .............................................................................................Chris Masters

O! ce ............................................................................................. (574) 631-8032

Cell ................................................................................................. (574) 532-4166

Email........................................................................................masters.5@nd.edu

Fax ................................................................................................... (574)631-7941

Website ........................................................................................www.UND.com


Location ......................................................................................... Denton, Texas

Enrollment ...................................................................................................34,268

Founded ...........................................................................................................1890

Colors .........................................................................................Green and White

President ......................................................................................V. Lane Rawlins

Athletics Director .........................................................................Rick Villarreal

Conference................................................................................................Sun Belt

Stadium ........................................................... Mean Green Soccer Stadium

Team Information

Head Coach .................................................................................. John Hedlund


Record at UNT ......................................................... 208-83-16 (16th season)

Assistant Coach .............................................................................Cassidy Acu#

2009 Record..................................................................................................12-7-2

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None

Conference Record ......................................................................................7-1-2



Media Relations

Contact ..............................................................................................Zach Barnett

O! ce ............................................................................................. (940) 369-8648

Cell ................................................................................................. (940) 395-0496

Email......................................................................... [email protected]

Website ........................................................... www.MeanGreenSports.com


Location ...............................................................................................Tulsa, Okla.

Enrollment ......................................................................................................3,200

Founded ...........................................................................................................1963

Colors ...................................................... Navy Blue, Vegas Gold, and White

President ...................................................................................Dr. Mark Rutland

Athletics Director ............................................................................ Mike Carter

Conference........................................................................ The Summit League

Stadium ........................................................... ORU Soccer Complex (1,000)

Team Information

Head Coach ..........................................................................................Ryan Bush

Career Record ..............................................................14-19-1 (Third season)

Record at ORU .............................................................14-19-1 (Third season)

Assistant Coach .................................................................................Roger Bush

2009 Record....................................................................................................8-9-0

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None


Letterwinners Returning/Lost...................................................................... 14


Media Relations

Contact ...................................................................................................Cris Belvin

O! ce ............................................................................................. (918) 495-7181

Cell ......................................................................................................................... NA

Email...........................................................................................cbelvin@oru.edu

Fax .................................................................................................. (918) 495-7142

Website ............................................................. www.orugoldeneagles.com

OLE MISSSoutheastern Conference

Sept. 3 • 4 p.m. CDT

Alumni Stadium

South Bend, Ind.

NOTRE DAMEBig East Conference

Sept. 5 • 12:30 p.m. CDT

Alumni Stadium

South Bend, Ind.

NORTH TEXASSun Belt Conference

Sept. 10 • 7:30 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

ORAL ROBERTSThe Summit League

Sept. 12 • 1:30 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

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Location ......................................................................................Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................28,806

Founded ...........................................................................................................1831

Colors .................................................................................... Crimson and White

President ...................................................................................Dr. Robert E. Witt

Athletics Director ..............................................................................Mal Moore

Conference......................................................................................Southeastern

Stadium .................................................................. Alabama Soccer Stadium

Team Information

Head Coach .................................................................................. Todd Bramble

Career Record ............................................................95-71-20 (10th season)

Record at Alabama .....................................................15-20-3 (Third season)

Assistant Coach ............................................. Tatum Clowney, Jason Lowe

2009 Record..................................................................................................6-11-1

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None

Conference Finish ...................................................................................................



Media Relations

Contact ............................................................................................... Skip Powers

O! ce ............................................................................................. (205) 348-6734

Fax .................................................................................................. (205) 348-8841

Email......................................................................................spowers@ia.ua.edu

Cell ................................................................................................. (205) 246-7834

Website ...................................................................................www.rolltide.com


Location .........................................................................................Norman, Okla.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................30,092

Founded ...........................................................................................................1890

Colors ...................................................................................Crimson and Cream

President ........................................................................................David L. Boren

Athletics Director ..................................................................... Joe Castiglione

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium ....................................................................John Crain Fields (3,500)

Team Information

Head Coach ...................................................................................Nicole Nelson

Career Record ...........................................................43-44-12 (Sixth season)

Record at OU ................................................................10-25-3 (Third season)

Associate HC/Assistant Coach ........... George Van Linder/Trae Manny

2009 Record..................................................................................................7-10-2

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None

Conference Finish .......................................................................................... 10th


Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................................... 10/1

Media Relations

Contact ...............................................................................................Craig Moran

O! ce ............................................................................................. (405) 325-6449

Fax .................................................................................................. (405) 325-7623

Email........................................................................................... [email protected]

Cell ................................................................................................. (405) 249-8264

Website ................................................................................. SoonerSports.com


Location .......................................................................................Stillwater, Okla.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................33,464

Founded ...........................................................................................................1890

Colors ....................................................................................... Orange and Black

President .......................................................................................V. Burns Hargis

Athletics Director ............................................................................Mike Holder

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium .....................................................Cowgirl Soccer Complex (1,450)

Team Information

Head Coach ............................................................................ Colin Carmichael

Career Record ............................................................74-23-15 (Fifth season)

Record at OSU .............................................................74-23-15 (Fifth season)

Assistant Coaches ................................... Karen Hancock, Justin Elkington

2009 Record..................................................................................................15-7-2

2009 Postseason ........................................................... NCAA Second Round


Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................................. 20/4


Media Relations

Contact .................................................................................... Wade McWhorter

O! ce ............................................................................................. (405) 744-7853

Cell ................................................................................................. (405) 612-5240

Email...............................................................wade.mcwhorter@okstate.edu

Fax .................................................................................................. (405) 744-7754

Website .................................................................................. www.okstate.com


Location ..........................................................................................Boulder, Colo.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................30,128

Founded ...........................................................................................................1876

Colors ...............................................................................Silver, Gold, and Black

President .........................................................................................Bruce Benson

Athletics Director ..............................................................................Mike Bohn

Conference.................................................................................. Mountain West

Stadium ...........................................................................Prentup Field (2,000)

Team Information

Head Coach ......................................................................................Bill Hempen

Career Record ........................................................ 102-156-39 (21st season)

Record at CU ................................................................43-66-23 (10th season)

Associate Head Coach/Assistant Coach ...........Paul Hogan/Tracy Chao

2009 Record......................................................................................................9-10

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None

Conference Finish .............................................................................................3rd



Media Relations

Contact ........................................................................................... Cydney Ricker

O! ce ............................................................................................. (303) 492-1468

Cell ................................................................................................. (815) 761-9387

Email................................................................. [email protected]

Fax .................................................................................................. (303) 492-3811

Website .................................................................................. www.cubu" s.com

ALABAMASoutheastern Conference

Sept. 17 • 7 p.m.

Alabama Soccer Stadium

Tuscaloosa, Ala.

OKLAHOMABig 12 Conference

Sept. 24 • 7 p.m.

John Crain Fields

Norman, Okla.

OKLAHOMA STATEBig 12 Conference

Sept. 26 • 7 p.m.

Cowgirl Soccer Complex

Stillwater, Okla.

COLORADOBig 12 Conference

Oct. 1 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

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2010 OPPONENTS


Location ........................................................................................... Lincoln, Neb.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................23,573

Founded ...........................................................................................................1869

Colors ......................................................................................Scarlet and Cream

President ...................................................................................James B. Milliken

Athletics Director ........................................................................ Tom Osborne

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium ......................................................... Nebraska Soccer Field (3,500)

Team Information

Head Coach ...................................................................................... John Walker


Record at NU ............................................................ 236-91-21 (17th season)

Associate Coach ..............................................................................Geo! Weller

2009 Record..................................................................................................11-5-4

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None




Media Relations

Contact ...........................................................................................Brandon Gries

O" ce ............................................................................................. (402) 472-7781

Cell ................................................................................................. (308) 289-2286

Email................................................................................... [email protected]

Fax .................................................................................................. (402) 472-2005

Website ..................................................................................www.huskers.com


Location ............................................................................................Austin, Texas

Enrollment ...................................................................................................35,849

Founded ...........................................................................................................1883

Colors ...............................................................................Burnt Orange & White

Chancellor ........................................................................ William C. Powers, Jr.

Women’s Athletics Director...............................................Christine Plonsky

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium ......................................................Mike A. Myers Stadium (20,000)

Team Information

Head Coach .................................................................................Chris Petrucelli


Record at UT ............................................................. 143-73-21 (11th season)

Assistant Coaches .................................................... Sarah Barnes, Kat Mertz

2009 Record....................................................................................................9-9-3

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None




Media Relations

Contact ............................................................................................Ashley Walker

O" ce ............................................................................................. (512) 471-8236

Cell ................................................................................................. (512) 748-8062

Email........................................................................ [email protected]

Fax .................................................................................................. (512) 471-6040

Website .......................................................................... www.texassports.com


Location .......................................................................... College Station, Texas

Enrollment ...................................................................................................48,702

Founded ...........................................................................................................1872

Colors ..........................................................................................Maroon & White

President ..................................................................................... R. Bowen Loftin

Athletics Director ..................................................................................Bill Byrne

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium ......................................................... Aggie Soccer Stadium (3,000)

Team Information

Head Coach .........................................................................................G Guerrieri


Record at A&M ......................................................... 288-85-18 (18th season)

Assistant Coaches .............................. Phil Stephenson, Lori Stephenson

2009 Record..................................................................................................15-7-3

2009 Postseason ................................................................................. Sweet 16

Conference Finish ............................................................................................2nd


Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................................... 11/1

Media Relations

Contact ........................................................................................ Deanna Werner

O" ce ............................................................................................. (979) 862-5443

Cell ................................................................................................. (231) 288-3700

Email................................................................ [email protected]

Fax .................................................................................................. (979) 845-0564

Website .................................................................. www.AggieAthletics.com


Location ....................................................................................... Lawrence, Kan.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................30,102

Founded ...........................................................................................................1866

Colors .......................................................................................Crimson and Blue

Chancellor ..................................................................... Bernadette Gray-Little

Athletics Director ............................................................................Lew Perkins

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium ..................................................... Jayhawk Soccer Complex (1,000)

Team Information

Head Coach ..................................................................................... Mark Francis


Record at KU ............................................................. 129-86-17 (12th season)

Associate HC/Assistant Coach ................... Kelly Miller, Antoinette Love

2009 Record..................................................................................................12-8-2

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None

Conference Finish ...................................................................................Tied 7th



Media Relations

Contact .....................................................................................Abbey Mastracco

O" ce ............................................................................................. (785) 864-7947

Fax .................................................................................................. (785) 864-7944

Email.................................................................................... [email protected]

Cell ................................................................................................. (785) 331-6307

Website ........................................................................... www.kuathletics.com

NEBRASKABig 12 Conference

Oct. 3 • 1 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

TEXASBig 12 Conference

Oct. 8 • 7 p.m.

Mike A. Myers Stadium

Austin, Texas

TEXAS A&MBig 12 Conference

Oct. 10 • 1:30 p.m.

Aggie Soccer Stadium


KANSASBig 12 Conference

Oct. 15 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

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Location ...............................................................................................Ames, Iowa

Enrollment ..................................................................................................27,945

Founded ...........................................................................................................1858

Colors ...................................................................................... Cardinal and Gold

President .......................................................................Dr. Gregory L. Geo� roy

Athletics Director .........................................................................Jamie Pollard

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium ............................................................................ ISU Soccer Complex

Team Information

Head Coach .............................................................................. Wendy Dillinger

Career Record ..........................................................98-46-14 (Ninth season)

Record at ISU ................................................................12-21-6 (Third season)

Assistant Coaches ................................................. Tracy Grose, Ben Madsen

2009 Record....................................................................................................7-9-4

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None

Conference Finish .......................................................................................... 11th


Starters Returning/Lost .............................................................................. 6/NA

Media Relations

Contact ......................................................................................... Eric Bentzinger

O! ce ............................................................................................. (515) 294-5328

Fax .................................................................................................. (515) 294-0125

Email.........................................................................................ericb@iastate.edu

Cell ................................................................................................. (515) 294-0693

Website ................................................................................www.cyclones.com


Location .........................................................................................Columbia, Mo.

Enrollment ...................................................................................................30,200

Founded ...........................................................................................................1839

Colors .................................................................................... Old Gold and Black

Chancellor ............................................................................... Dr. Brady Deaton

Athletics Director ........................................................................Michael Alden

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium ................................................... Audrey J. Walton Complex (2,500)

Team Information

Head Coach ......................................................................................... Bryan Blitz


Record at MU...........................................................154-125-14(14th season)

Assistant Coaches .............. Todd Schulenberger, Shaunna Daugherty

2009 Record..................................................................................................13-6-3

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None


Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................................................... 21/11


Media Relations

Contact ..............................................................................................Jenny Dewar

O! ce ............................................................................................. (573) 882-7826

Cell ................................................................................................. (847) 567-2487

Email................................................................................. [email protected]

Fax .................................................................................................. (573) 882-4720

Website ...............................................................................www.mutigers.com


Location ..............................................................................................Waco, Texas

Enrollment ...................................................................................................14,614

Founded ...........................................................................................................1845

Colors ...........................................................................................Green and Gold

President .................................................................................................. Ken Starr

Athletics Director ...............................................................................Ian McCaw

Conference....................................................................................................Big 12

Stadium ................................................ Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field (3,000)

Team Information

Head Coach ....................................................................................Marci Jobson

Career Record ............................................................36-43-17 (Fifth season)

Record at BU ............................................................ 13-16-8 (Second season)

Associate Head Coach/Assistant Coach ....... Paul Jobson/Chuck Codd

2009 Record....................................................................................................8-6-5

2009 Postseason ...........................................................................................None


Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................................................. 22/8


Media Relations

Contact ...............................................................................................Kyle Cornish

O! ce ............................................................................................. (254) 710-3065

Cell ................................................................................................. (254) 709-4657

Email......................................................................... [email protected]

Fax .................................................................................................. (254) 710-1369

Website ..........................................................................www.BaylorBears.com

IOWA STATEBig 12 Conference

Oct. 22 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

MISSOURIBig 12 Conference

Oct. 24 • 7 p.m.


Lubbock, Texas

BAYLORBig 12 Conference

Oct. 29 • 7 p.m.

Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field

Waco, Texas

BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPNov. 3-7

Blossom Soccer Stadium

San Antonio, Texas

2010 BIG 12 SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKETWednesday, Friday, Sunday • Nov. 3, 5, 7

Blossom Soccer Stadium • San Antonio, Texas

Big 12 Champion

No. 4 Seed

No. 5 Seed

No. 1 Seed

No. 8 Seed

No. 3 Seed

No. 2 Seed

No. 7 Seed

Game 1 • 11:30 a.m.

Game 3 • 5:30 p.m.

Game 2 • 2 p.m.

Game 4 • 8 p.m.

Game 6 • 8 p.m.

Game 5 • 5:30 p.m.

Game 7 • 1 p.m.

FSN

No. 6 Seed

Wednesday, Nov. 3 Friday, Nov. 5 Sunday, Nov. 7

All times listed as Central and subject to change.

Game 1 winner

Game 3 winner

Game 2 winner

Game 4 winner

Game 5 winner

Game 6 winner

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BIG 12 COMPOSITE SCHEDULEFriday, August 20

Drake at Iowa State ................................6:30 p.m.

Belmont at Missouri...............................6:30 p.m.

Rice at Baylor .................................................7 p.m.

Oklahoma at Oklahoma St. (nonconf) ..7 p.m.

Texas at North Carolina State ...................6 p.m.

TCU at Texas Tech..........................................7 p.m.

North Carolina at Texas A&M ....................7 p.m.

Sunday, August 22

Missouri at Maryland .................................10 a.m.

McNeese State at Baylor ........................... 1 p.m.

Nebraska at New Mexico ...........................1 p.m.

Texas State at Texas Tech ...........................7 p.m.

St. John’s at Texas A&M .........................1:30 p.m.

Wyoming at Colorado .................................2 p.m.

Iowa State at Northern Iowa.....................2 p.m.

Friday, August 27

Iowa State vs. Nevada ...........................4:30 p.m.

Eastern Kentucky at Kansas ......................5 p.m.

Loyola (Chicago) at Nebraska ..................5 p.m.

Duke vs. Missouri ..........................................6 p.m.

Houston Baptist at Baylor ..........................7 p.m.

UTSA at Texas .................................................7 p.m.

Texas Tech at Northwestern State ..........7 p.m.

Oklahoma at Tulsa ..................................7:35 p.m.

Virginia Tech at Texas A&M ........................8 p.m.

Oklahoma State at Oregon .......................9 p.m.

Sunday, August 29

Loyola College (Md.) at Nebraska .........10 a.m.

Iowa State at Montana ...............................Noon

Missouri at North Carolina .........................Noon

Baylor at Arizona State ...............................1 p.m.

USC at Texas....................................................1 p.m.

Kansas at Georgia ...................................1:30 p.m.

Washington State at Texas A&M........1:30 p.m.

Northern Colorado at Colorado ..............2 p.m.

Oklahoma State at Portland .....................2 p.m.

Texas Tech at Rice .........................................7 p.m.

Stephen F. Austin at Oklahoma ...............7 p.m.

Friday, September 3

Kansas at Northwestern .............................7 p.m.

Texas Tech vs. Mississippi ...........................4 p.m.

UTSA at Baylor ...............................................7 p.m.

Iowa State at Creighton .............................7 p.m.

Missouri at DePaul .......................................4 p.m.

Memphis at Oklahoma State ....................7 p.m.

Navy at Texas ..................................................7 p.m.

Davidson at Texas A&M ..............................7 p.m.


Saturday, September 4

Nebraska at Indiana ...................................11 a.m.

Colorado at Denver ......................................8 p.m.

Sunday, September 5

Texas Tech at Notre Dame ................ 12:30 p.m.

Houston at Baylor .........................................1 p.m.

Iowa State vs. North Dakota State ..........1 p.m.

Kansas at Illinois State ................................1 p.m.

Missouri at Northwestern ..........................1 p.m.

Murray State at Oklahoma State .............1 p.m.

Colorado College at Oklahoma ...............1 p.m.

UC Riverside at Texas ...................................7 p.m.

Monday, September 6

Colorado vs. Drake/UNLV ........................11 a.m.

IUPUI at Nebraska ..........................................Noon

Friday, September 10

Kansas vs. Cal State Northridge .........4:30 p.m.

Texas at Virginia .............................................6 p.m.

Arkansas at Missouri ..............................6:30 p.m.

Nebraska vs. Arizona .............................6:30 p.m.

Texas A&M at Indiana ............................6:30 p.m.

Iowa State at Loyola-Chicago ..................7 p.m.

New Mexico at Baylor .................................7 p.m.

Oklahoma State at SMU .............................7 p.m.

Oklahoma at Missouri State......................7 p.m.

North Texas at Texas Tech ....................7:30 p.m.

Colorado vs. Gonzaga .................................9 p.m.

Sunday, September 12

Texas vs. William & Mary ....................11:00 a.m.

Texas A&M at Purdue ...................................Noon

Kansas vs. Oregon ............................... 12:30 p.m.

Colorado at Washington State .................1 p.m.

Iowa State at Illinois State .........................1 p.m.

Oklahoma State at TCU ..............................1 p.m.

Rice at Oklahoma .........................................1 p.m.

Oral Roberts at Texas Tech ...................1:30 p.m.

Nebraska at Arizona State ...................3:30 p.m.


Oklahoma at USC .........................................3 p.m.

Purdue at Colorado ......................................5 p.m.

Milwaukee at Kansas ...................................5 p.m.

Cal State Fullerton at Nebraska ...............5 p.m.

Iowa at Iowa State ..................................6:30 p.m.

Loyola (Md.) at Missouri .......................6:30 p.m.

Mississippi State at Oklahoma State .....7 p.m.

Texas Tech at Alabama ................................7 p.m.

Baylor at Sam Houston State ....................7 p.m.

Texas A&M at Portland ...............................9 p.m.


Prairie View A&M at Baylor ........................1 p.m.

Missouri State at Kansas.............................1 p.m.

Milwaukee at Missouri ................................1 p.m.

Iowa at Nebraska ..........................................1 p.m.

Oklahoma State at Colorado College ....2 p.m.

UCLA at Colorado ...................................2:30 p.m.

Oklahoma at UC Santa Barbara ...............5 p.m.

Cal State Northridge at Texas A&M ........6 p.m.

Monday, September 20

BYU at Texas ....................................................7 p.m.


*Texas at Nebraska .................................4:30 p.m.

Iowa State at South Dakota State ...........6 p.m.

*Kansas at Missouri ................................6:30 p.m.

*Baylor at Oklahoma State ........................7 p.m.

*Texas Tech at Oklahoma ...........................7 p.m.

*Colorado at Texas A&M .......................7:30 p.m.


*Kansas at Iowa State ..................................1 p.m.

*Texas A&M at Nebraska ............................1 p.m.

*Texas Tech at Oklahoma State ...............1 p.m.

*Texas at Colorado .......................................2 p.m.

*Baylor at Oklahoma ...................................5 p.m.

Friday, October 1

*Texas A&M at Kansas .................................5 p.m.

*Oklahoma at Iowa State .....................6:30 p.m.

*Oklahoma State at Missouri..............6:30 p.m.

*Colorado at Texas Tech .............................7 p.m.

*Nebraska at Baylor .....................................7 p.m.

Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Texas ................7 p.m.

Sunday, October 3

*Iowa State at Oklahoma State.................Noon

*Colorado at Baylor ......................................1 p.m.

*Oklahoma at Missouri ...............................1 p.m.

*Nebraska at Texas Tech .............................1 p.m.

*Texas at Kansas ............................................1 p.m.

Friday, October 8

*Iowa State at Nebraska .............................4 p.m.

*Oklahoma State at Kansas .......................4 p.m.

*Missouri at Colorado .................................5 p.m.

*Baylor at Texas A&M...................................7 p.m.

*Texas Tech at Texas .....................................7 p.m.

Francis Marion at Oklahoma ....................7 p.m.

Sunday, October 10

*Missouri at Nebraska .................................1 p.m.

*Oklahoma at Kansas ..................................1 p.m.

*Texas Tech at Texas A&M ....................1:30 p.m.

*Iowa State at Colorado .............................2 p.m.

*Baylor at Texas .............................................7 p.m.

Thursday, October 14

*Colorado at Oklahoma State ..................7 p.m.

*Nebraska at Oklahoma .............................7 p.m.

Friday, October 15

*Texas A&M at Iowa State ....................6:30 p.m.

*Texas at Missouri ...................................6:30 p.m.

*Kansas at Texas Tech ..................................7 p.m.

Seattle at Baylor ............................................7 p.m.

Saturday, October 16

*Nebraska at Oklahoma State ..................1 p.m.

Sunday, October 17

*Baylor at Kansas ..........................................1 p.m.

*Colorado at Oklahoma .............................1 p.m.

*Texas at Iowa State .....................................1 p.m.

*Texas A&M at Missouri ..................................TBA

Friday, October 22

*Kansas at Nebraska ..............................3:30 p.m.

*Missouri at Baylor .......................................7 p.m.

*Iowa State at Texas Tech ...........................7 p.m.

*Oklahoma State at Texas ..........................7 p.m.

*Oklahoma at Texas A&M ....................7:30 p.m.

Sunday, October 24

*Iowa State at Baylor ...................................1 p.m.

*Oklahoma State at Texas A&M .........1:30 p.m.

*Kansas at Colorado ..............................3:30 p.m.

*Missouri at Texas Tech ...............................7 p.m.

*Oklahoma at Texas .....................................7 p.m.

Friday, October 29

SIU Edwardsville ............................................3 p.m.

*Nebraska at Colorado ...............................4 p.m.

*Missouri at Iowa State .........................6:30 p.m.

*Texas A&M at Texas ....................................7 p.m.

*Oklahoma State at Oklahoma ................7 p.m.

*Texas Tech at Baylor .................................7 p.m.

Big 12 Championship – November 3, 5 and 7

San Antoinio, Texas

NCAA First/Second Rounds – Nov. 12 & 14

Campus Sites

NCAA Championship – Dec. 3 & 5

Cary, N.C.

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RED RAIDERS QUALIFY FOR THIRD-STRAIGHT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP

2009 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

TAYLOR LYTLE NAMED FIRST TEAM ALL-BIG 12 – LYTLE SET SINGLE-SEASON AND

SINGLE GAME RECORD FOR ASSISTS

DAWN WARD, TIFFINI SMITH, MORGAN JOHNSON NAMED TO BIG 12

ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM – TECH HAD MORE FRESHMEN RECOGNITION THAN ANY

OTHER BIG 12 SCHOOL

MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON IN 10 YEARS

OPENING OF ONE OF THE BEST SOCCER FACILITIES IN THE COUNTRY – JOHN WALKER

SOCCER COMPLEX

ATTENDANCE RECORD WAS BROKEN THREE DIFFERENT TIMES – SCHOOL RECORD

1,782 FANS AGAINST OKLAHOMA STATE – AVERAGED OVER 908 FANS PER MATCH

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Overall: 8-8-4 Big 12: 3-4-3 Home: 5-2-1 Away: 2-5-2 Neut: 1-1-1

TEAM STATISTICS TTU OPP

SHOT STATISTICS

Goals-Shot attempts 40-338 34-304

Goals scored per game 2.00 1.70

Shot pct. .118 .112

Shots on goal-Attempts 150-338 109-304

SOG pct. .444 .359

Shots/Game 16.9 15.2

Assists 30 27

CORNER KICKS 102 95

PENALTY KICKS 1-1 1-1

PENALTIES

Yellow cards 15 21

Red cards 0 1

ATTENDANCE

Total 7262 9548

Dates/Avg Per Date 8/908 9/1061

Neutral Site #/Avg 3/75

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

Texas Tech 20 19 0 1 40

Opponents 17 15 1 1 34

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

Texas Tech 162 156 10 10 338

Opponents 144 138 12 10 304

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

Texas Tech 37 34 1 3 75

Opponents 53 54 1 2 110

CORNER KICKS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

Texas Tech 52 40 4 6 102

Opponents 38 53 0 4 95

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

Texas Tech 91 90 6 9 196

Opponents 108 121 5 8 242

## POINTS GP G A Pts Shots

22 Dawn Ward 20 13 1 27 52

12 Taylor Lytle 19 4 11 19 91

3 Conner Williams 20 4 6 14 46

4 Brittney Harrison 8 5 1 11 20

23 Sarah Ellison 18 4 1 9 14

15 Ti! ni Smith 20 2 2 6 44

9 Karen De Leon 14 2 2 6 2

16 Leanne Mihelich 10 2 0 4 3

33 Casey McCall 19 1 1 3 8

20 Maegan Wilber 13 1 1 3 4

## GOALS GP G A Pts Shots

22 Dawn Ward 20 13 1 27 52


12 Taylor Lytle 19 4 11 19 91



15 Ti! ni Smith 20 2 2 6 44


16 Leanne Mihelich 10 2 0 4 3



21 Maggie Fete 16 1 0 2 3

28 Haley Fowler 16 1 0 2 1

## GAME WINNING GOALS GP GWG

4 Brittney Harrison 8 4

22 Dawn Ward 20 3

12 Taylor Lytle 19 1

## ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots

12 Taylor Lytle 19 4 11 19 91


15 Ti! ni Smith 20 2 2 6 44


22 Dawn Ward 20 13 1 27 52





10 Zhaleh Rezaie 20 0 1 1 22

18 Morgan Johnson 20 0 1 1 7

8 Madison Terry 10 0 1 1 7

17 Emmie Bennett 16 0 1 1 4

## SHOTS GP G A Sh Shot%

12 Taylor Lytle 19 4 11 91 .044

22 Dawn Ward 20 13 1 52 .250

3 Conner Williams 20 4 6 46 .087

15 Ti! ni Smith 20 2 2 44 .045

10 Zhaleh Rezaie 20 0 1 22 .000

4 Brittney Harrison 8 5 1 20 .250

23 Sarah Ellison 18 4 1 14 .286

33 Casey McCall 19 1 1 8 .125

18 Morgan Johnson 20 0 1 7 .000

8 Madison Terry 10 0 1 10 .000

## SHOTS ON GOAL GP G A Sh SOG SOG%

12 Taylor Lytle 19 4 11 91 35 .385

22 Dawn Ward 20 13 1 52 33 .635

3 Conner Williams 20 4 6 46 17 .370

4 Brittney Harrison 8 5 1 20 13 .650

15 Ti! ni Smith 20 2 2 44 13 .295

10 Zhaleh Rezaie 20 0 1 22 9 .409

23 Sarah Ellison 18 4 1 14 8 .571

33 Casey McCall 19 1 1 8 4 .500

13 Katie Hinds 13 0 0 5 3 .600

9 Karen De Leon 14 2 2 2 2 1.000

16 Leanne Mihelich 10 2 0 3 2 .667

20 Maegan Wilber 13 1 1 4 2 .500

21 Maggie Fete 16 1 0 3 2 .667

8 Madison Terry 10 0 1 10 2 .286

7 Jennifer Kammerer 18 0 0 5 2 .400

TEAM STATISTICS

CATEGORY LEADERS

Taylor Lytle set the single-season (11) and single-game (3)

assists record in 2009.

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## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT

22 Dawn Ward 20-20 1525 13 1 27 52 .250 33 .635 3 0-0

12 Taylor Lytle 19-19 1613 4 11 19 91 .044 35 .385 1 1-1

3 Conner Williams 20-20 1656 4 6 14 46 .087 17 .370 0 0-0

4 Brittney Harrison 8-8 554 5 1 11 20 .250 13 .650 4 0-0

23 Sarah Ellison 18-5 877 4 1 9 14 .286 8 .571 0 0-0

15 Ti� ni Smith 20-19 1548 2 2 6 44 .045 13 .295 0 0-0

9 Karen De Leon 14-1 450 2 2 6 2 1.000 2 1.000 0 0-0

16 Leanne Mihelich 10-4 275 2 0 4 3 .667 2 .667 0 0-0

33 Casey McCall 19-19 1779 1 1 3 8 .125 4 .500 0 0-0

20 Maegan Wilber 13-5 362 1 1 3 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0

21 Maggie Fete 16-1 531 1 0 2 3 .333 2 .667 0 0-0

28 Haley Fowler 16-11 1141 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0

10 Zhaleh Rezaie 20-15 1499 0 1 1 22 .000 9 .409 0 0-0

18 Morgan Johnson 20-19 1579 0 1 1 7 .000 1 .143 0 0-0

8 Madison Terry 10-0 303 0 1 1 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-0

17 Emmie Bennett 16-8 999 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0

13 Katie Hinds 13-3 416 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0

7 Jennifer Kammerer 18-17 1228 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0

26 Erin Villareal 1-0 18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

24 Jordyn Young 3-0 84 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

11 Lauren Clary 3-0 7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

6 Jaclyn Dozier 13-5 574 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

5 Megan Ho� ert 4-1 54 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

Total 20 19072 40 30 110 338 .118 150 .444 8 1-1

Opponents 20 - 34 27 95 304 .112 109 .359 8 1-1

## Name GP-GS Min GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Faced

0 Colleen Pitts 11-11 960:00 13 1.22 30 .698 4 4 3 3 152

1 Erin Wikelius 11-9 965:34 21 1.96 43 .672 4 4 1 0 149

TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 1 0

Total 20 1925:34 34 1.59 75 .688 8 8 4 4 301

Opponents 20 1925:34 40 1.87 110 .733 8 8 4 2 335

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Emmie Bennett

Academic All-Big 12 ! rst team

Sarabeth Clopton


Karen De Leon

Academic All-Big 12 second team

Maggie Fete


Haley Fowler

Most Improved Player*

Brittney Harrison


Katie Hinds


Megan Ho! ert


Morgan Johnson

All-Big 12 Newcomer Team

Jennifer Kammerer


Taylor Lytle

All-Big 12 ! rst team

NSCAA All-Central Region second

team

Team MVP*

Casey McCall


Defensive MVP*

Ti" ni Smith


Rookie of the Year*

Dawn Ward


O� ensive MVP*

Maegan Wilber


* indicates team award presented

at postseason banquet

2009 AWARDS WINNERS

Haley Fowler was named the team’s Most Improved Player

in 2009.

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1 2 F

UTSA 0 0 0

Texas Tech 3 2 5

SCORING SUMMARY:

Time Goal Scorer (No.) Assist

4:10 TTU, Brittney Harrison (1) unassisted

15:27 TTU, Dawn Ward (1) T. Lytle

26:07 TTU, Sarah Ellison (1) unassisted

52:06 TTU, Maegan Wilber (1) unassisted

85:45 TTU, Karen De Leon (1) unassisted

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 26 (Ward 6, Ellison 4, Harrison 3, Wil-

liams 2, Rezaie 2, Lytle 2, Smith 2, Terry 1, De Leon

1, Johnson 1, Wilber 1).

UTSA: 4 (Ho! man 1, Munoz 1, Hamm 1, Hendry 1).

SAVES:

Texas Tech: 2 (Wikelius 2)

UTSA: 10 (Webb 8, Ross 2)

Shots by period 1 2 Tot

UTSA 1 3 4

Texas Tech 13 13 26

Corner kicks 1 2 Tot

UTSA 1 0 1

Texas Tech 2 1 3

Saves by period 1 2 Tot

UTSA 6 4 10

Texas Tech 0 2 2

Attendance: 762

Texas Tech vs. UTSA – Aug. 21 1 2 F

Texas Tech 3 1 4

UTEP 1 2 3

SCORING SUMMARY:


10:25 TTU, Dawn Ward (3) unassisted

14:16 UTEP, Skye Schultz (2) M. Desilets


38:11 TTU, Taylor Lytle (2) K. De Leon

45:38 UTEP, Tameka Sumter (2) J. Radcli! e

65:18 UTEP, Tameka Sumter (3) C. Winbush

75:01 TTU, Brittney Harrison (2) C. Williams

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 13 (Lytle 4, Rezaie 2, Ward 2, Harrison

1, Kammerer 1, Bennett 1, Wilber 1, Fete 1).

UTEP: 14 (Sumter 4, Schultz 4, Josan 2, Vandine 1,

Winbush 1, Desilets 1, Radcli! e 1).

SAVES:


UTEP: 4 (Kaltwasser 2, Morden 2)


Texas Tech 10 3 13

UTEP 5 9 14


Texas Tech 2 1 3

UTEP 2 2 4


Texas Tech 1 2 3

UTEP 3 1 4

Attendance: 432

Texas Tech at UTEP – Aug. 30

1 2 F

Utah State 3 0 3

Texas Tech 1 1 2

SCORING SUMMARY:


1:23 TTU, Taylor Lytle (1) B. Harrison

18:39 USU, Lauren Hansen (1) H. Pond

21:22 USU, Lauren Hansen (2) A. Maduell

26:18 USU, Shantel Flanary (1) unassisted

72:35 TTU, Dawn Ward (2) S. Ellison

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 14 (Lytle 3, Ward 3, Williams 2, Har-

rison 2, Kammerer 2, Fete 1, McCall 1).

Utah State: 9 (Hansen 6, Flanary 1, Salmon 1,

Sanchez 1).

SAVES:

Texas Tech: 3 (Pitts 2, Wikelius 1)

Utah State: 4 (Webb 8, Ross 2)


Utah State 7 2 9

Texas Tech 5 9 14


Utah State 0 1 1

Texas Tech 1 2 3


Utah State 1 3 4

Texas Tech 2 1 3

Attendance: 101

Texas Tech vs. Utah State – Aug. 28

1 2 OT OT2 F

Texas Tech 2 1 0 1 4

TCU 1 2 0 0 3

SCORING SUMMARY:


12:15 TTU, Brittney Harrison (3) T. Lytle


39:40 TC, Jenna Hayes (1) C. Cody, J. Calhoun

46:51 TTU, Sarah Ellison (2) T. Smith

72:13 TC, Lizzy Karoly (2) J. Calhoun

78:02 TC, Katie Taylor (1) A. Mechalske

109:30 TTU, Brittney Harrison (4) T. Lytle

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 16 (Harrison 5, Ward 4, Rezaie 2, El-

lison 2, Smith 1, Bennett 1, Wilber 1).

TCU: 23 (Taylor 5, Halverson 3, Calhoun 3, Karoly

1, Garcia 2, Nguyen 2, Leonard 1, Hayes 1, Cody 1,

Torda 1, Wilbur 1).

SAVES:


TCU: 6 (Walters 6)

Shots by period 1 2 OT OT2 Tot


TCU 8 13 1 1 23

Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Tot


TCU 3 5 0 0 8

Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Tot


TCU 3 3 0 0 6

Attendance: 1935

Texas Tech at #26 TCU – Sept. 4

Dawn Ward scored a goal in the each of the ! rst

four games of the 2009 season.

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Texas Tech 1 1 2

Auburn 2 1 3

SCORING SUMMARY:


14:49 AU, Katy Frierson (2) C. King, J. King

24:34 AU, Mary Co! ed (2) unassisted

42:27 TTU, Maggie Fete (1) Corner kick

62:06 TTU, Conner Williams (2) T. Lytle

77:02 AU, Rebecca Howell (1) M. Co! ed

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 23 (Lytle 8, Harrison 5, Williams 3,

Ward 2, Smith 1, Bennett 1, Johnson 1, Wilber 1,

Fete 1).

Auburn: 16 (Howell 4, Marks 2, C. King 2, Fransoso

2, Co! ed 2, Frierson 2, Afanador 1, Prescott 1).

SAVES:


Auburn: 6 (Howard 6)


Texas Tech 12 11 23

Auburn 8 8 16


Texas Tech 6 3 9

Auburn 1 3 4


Texas Tech 2 1 3

Auburn 3 3 6

Attendance: 517

Texas Tech at Auburn – Sept. 13

1 2 OT OT2 F

Alabama 1 0 0 1 2


SCORING SUMMARY:


26:50 UA, Victoria Grederick (4) K. Smith

58:44 TTU, Dawn Ward (6) C. Williams

109:58 UA, Kelsey King (2) unassisted

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 30 (Lytle 11, Ward 9, Rezaie 4, Williams

3, Smith 2, Johnson 1).

Alabama: 6 (Frederick 2, King 1, Rix 1, Rogers 1,

King 1).

SAVES:


Alabama: 11 (Bernier 10, Team 1)


Alabama 4 0 0 2 6

Texas Tech 15 12 1 2 30


Alabama 1 1 0 1 3



Alabama 5 5 0 1 11


Attendance: 1048

Texas Tech vs. Alabama – Sept. 18 1 2 OT F

Texas Tech 0 1 0 1

North Texas 1 0 1 2

SCORING SUMMARY:


12:29 NT, Michelle Young (1) K. Perlman

74:35 TTU, Ti" ni Smith (1) T. Lytle

95:36 NT, Kendall Juett (1) unassisted

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 18 (Smith 6, Lytle 3, Williams 2, Har-

rison 2, Ward 2, Rezaie 1, Johnson 1, McCall 1).

North Texas: 21 (Juett 9, Lunsford 4, Young 3,

Lackore 1, Heimann 1, Perlman 1, Scarfone 1,

Crawford 1).

SAVES:


North Texas: 9 (Hall 9)

Shots by period 1 2 OT Tot

Texas Tech 7 11 0 18

North Texas 12 5 4 21

Corner kicks 1 2 OT Tot

Texas Tech 2 1 0 3

North Texas 3 1 0 4

Saves by period 1 2 OT Tot

Texas Tech 4 2 0 6

North Texas 4 5 0 9

Attendance: 577

Texas Tech at North Texas – Sept. 6

1 2 F

Texas Tech 1 2 3

Vanderbilt 1 0 1

SCORING SUMMARY:


33:13 TTU, Sarah Ellison (3) M. Johnson

36:11 VU, Dana Schwartz (1) Mo. Kinsella,

M. Forester

79:10 TTU, Brittney Harrison (5) Z. Rezaie


SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 9 (Harrison 2, Lytle 2, Ward 2, Williams

1, Rezaie 1, Ellison 1).

Vanderbilt: 25 (Lukens 4, Mo. Kinsella 4, Schwartz

4, Forester 3, Andrews 2, West 2, Lillie 1, Essay 1,

Me. Kinsella 1, Stewart 1, Grant 1, Rhoades 1).

SAVES:


Vanderbilt: 3 (Bachtel 1, Amlaw 2)


Texas Tech 5 4 9

Vanderbilt 10 15 25


Texas Tech 1 3 4

Vanderbilt 2 6 8


Texas Tech 3 5 8

Vanderbilt 2 1 3

Attendance: N/A

Texas Tech vs. Vanderbilt – Sept. 11

Conner Williams recorded her ! rst

career goal against Vanderbilt.

Ti" ni Smith had her ! rst career assist

at TCU and followed it with her career

! rst goal at North Texas.

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Weber State 1 0 1

Texas Tech 0 2 2

SCORING SUMMARY:


19:38 WSU, Ari Wood (2) J. Baddley

48:08 TTU, Karen De Leon (2) unassisted


SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 14 (Lytle 7, Ward 2, Williams 1, Kam-

merer 1, De Leon 1, Rezaie 1, Hinds 1).

Weber State: 8 (Tebbs 3, Wood 2, K. Robinson 1,

Baddley 1, A. Robinson 1).

SAVES:

Texas Tech: 1 (Pitts 1)

Weber State: 6 (Ritchie 6)


Weber State 4 4 8

Texas Tech 4 10 14


Weber State 0 0 0

Texas Tech 2 2 4


Weber State 3 3 6

Texas Tech 1 0 1

Attendance: 623

Texas Tech vs. Weber State – Sept. 20 1 2 OT OT2 F

Nebraska 3 0 0 0 3


SCORING SUMMARY:


1:40 NU, Morgan Malborough (14) unassisted

22:50 NU, Morgan Malborough (15) unassisted

39:57 TTU, Leanne Mihelich (1) M. Wilber

41:08 NU, Shay Powell (2) unassisted

45:35 TTU, Taylor Lytle (3) M. Terry

56:02 TTU, Leanne Mihelich (2) T. Smith

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 13 (Lytle 5, Mihelich 2, Williams 1,

Terry 1, Rezaie 1, Smith 1, Bennett 1, McCall 1).

Nebraska: 18 (Marlborough 8, Powell 2, Cardona

2, Goetzmann 1, Slapper 1, Jackson 1, Exstrom 1,

Caniglia 1, White 1).

SAVES:


Nebraska: 4 (Macdonald 4)


Nebraska 9 7 1 1 18



Nebraska 3 2 0 1 6



Alabama 1 3 0 0 4


Attendance: 479

Texas Tech vs. Nebraska – Sept. 27

1 2 F

Iowa State 0 0 0

Texas Tech 2 0 2

SCORING SUMMARY:


20:30 TTU, Dawn Ward (8) C. McCall


SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 12 (Lytle 6, Williams 4, Smith 1, Ward

1).

Iowa State: 8 (Bishop 2, Bothwell 1, Nimtz 1, Reid

1, O’Neill 1, Fader 1, Calvert 1).

SAVES:


Iowa State: 2 (Gleason 2)


Iowa State 4 4 8

Texas Tech 7 5 12


Iowa State 0 4 4

Texas Tech 0 2 2


Iowa State 0 2 2

Texas Tech 1 0 1

Attendance: 753

Texas Tech vs. Iowa State – Sept. 25 1 2 F

Baylor 0 0 0

Texas Tech 1 0 1

SCORING SUMMARY:


42:24 TTU, Taylor Lytle (4) Penalty Kick

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 20 (Lytle 6, Williams 4, Smith 4, Ward 2,

Rezaie 1, Hinds 1, Johnson 1, McCall 1).

Baylor: 10 (Geller 3, Johnson 3, Smith 3, Johnston

1).

SAVES:


Baylor: 8 (Quintanna 8)


Baylor 3 7 10

Texas Tech 11 9 20


Baylor 0 3 3

Texas Tech 7 2 9


Baylor 5 3 8

Texas Tech 0 4 4

Attendance: 1256

Texas Tech vs. Baylor – Oct. 2

2009 SEASON REVIEW

1 2 F

Oklahoma 0 1 1

Texas Tech 2 1 3

SCORING SUMMARY:


8:45 TTU, Casey McCall(1) C. Williams

16:32 TTU, Dawn Ward (9) unassisted

50:09 TTU, Sarah Ellison (4) T. Lytle

75:25 OU, Whitney Palmer (12) unassisted

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 20 (Lytle 5, Smith 5, Ward 4, Williams 2,

McCall 2, Terry 1, Ellison 1).

Oklahoma: 8 (Palmer 5, Hampton 2, Alexander 1).

SAVES:

Texas Tech: 5 (Wikelius 4, Team 1)

Oklahoma: 4 (Devonshire 3, Team 1)


Oklahoma 5 3 8

Texas Tech 12 8 20


Oklahoma 1 1 2

Texas Tech 2 1 3


Oklahoma 2 2 4

Texas Tech 3 2 5

Attendance: 613

Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma – Oct. 4

Morgan Johnson was one of three fresh-

men named to the All-Big 12 Newcomer

Team.

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Texas 0 2 0 0 2

SCORING SUMMARY:



49:19 TTU, Haley Fowler (1) C. Williams

73:10 UT, Amanda Lisberger (1) B. Rivera

87:00 UT, Emily Anderson (1) K. Cummins

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 10 (Smith 4, Ward 2, Williams 1, Lytle 1,

Johnson 1, Fowler 1).

Texas: 18 (Goodson 4, Rivera 4, Anderson 3, Cum-

mins 2, Lisberger 2, Campise 1, Child 1, Gibson 1).

SAVES:


Texas: 3 (Gaul 3)



Texas 11 6 1 0 18



Texas 7 5 0 0 12



Texas 2 1 0 0 3

Attendance: 1548

Texas Tech at Texas – Oct. 23

1 2 OT OT2 F


Texas A&M 0 0 0 0 0

SCORING SUMMARY:


SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 14 (Lytle 6, Smith 2, Ellison 2, Williams

1, Terry 1, Rezaie 1, Ward 1).

Texas A&M: 35 (Shipley 9, Hamilton 7, Ketchum

5, Hooper 4, Mautz 4, Castleberry 1, Young 1,

Skelton 1, Peterson 1, Jones 1, Schmidt 1).

SAVES:

Texas Tech: 10 (Pitts 9, Team 1)

Texas A&M: 5 (Arnold 3, Dyer 2)



Texas A&M 13 15 2 5 35



Texas A&M 6 8 0 2 16



Texas A&M 3 1 0 1 5

Attendance: 2866

Texas Tech at Texas A&M – Oct. 25 1 2 F

Texas Tech 0 1 1

Missouri 1 1 2

SCORING SUMMARY:


42:49 MU, Jessica Greer (4) H. Krentz


65:33 MU, Krista Kruse (3) K. Adam

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 16 (Lytle 6, Ward 3, Rezaie 2, Hinds 2,

Smith 2, Williams 1).

Missouri: 25 (Andrighetto 10, Makasini 3, Thorn-

ton 2, Kruse 2, Crabtree 2, Greer 2, K. Collins 2, M.

Collins 1, Ru! 1).

SAVES:


Missouri: 5 (Dittamore 5)


Texas Tech 9 7 16

Missouri 11 14 25


Texas Tech 1 0 1

Missouri 0 3 3


Texas Tech 2 2 4

Missouri 4 1 5

Attendance: 406

Texas Tech at Missouri – Oct. 11 1 2 F

Oklahoma State 1 1 2

Texas Tech 0 1 1

SCORING SUMMARY:


10:52 OSU, Annika Niemeier (6) C. Dougherty

72:27 TTU, Dawn Ward (12) E. Bennett

79:00 OSU, Annika Niemeier (7) Penalty Kick

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 12 (Williams 6, Smith 4, Ward 2).

Oklahoma State: 13 (Strawser 5, Langdon 2,

Niemeier 2, Gougherty 1, Marchesano 1, Farrell 1,

DeLozier 1).

SAVES:


Oklahoma State: 3 (Franch 3)



Texas Tech 3 9 12



Texas Tech 2 5 7



Texas Tech 2 1 3

Attendance: 1728

Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma St. – Oct. 16

1 2 F

Texas Tech 1 1 2

Kansas 0 3 3

SCORING SUMMARY:


31:14 TTU, Dawn Ward (10) K. De Leon

52:04 KU, Whitney Berry (3) K. Boyer

59:37 KU, Whitney Berry (4) unassisted

62:38 KU, Shelby Williamson (6) K. Boyer,

W. Berry

88:43 TTU, Conner Williams (4) D. Ward

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 13 (Williams 3, Ward 3, Lytle 2, Kam-

merer 1, Terry 1, Hinds 1, Smith 1, Ellison 1).

Kansas: 14 (Berry 4, Williamson 4, Dolinsky 1,

Noble 1, Boyer 1, McCabe 1, Morris 1, Cressy 1).

SAVES:


Kansas: 6 (Liebetrau 6)


Texas Tech 7 6 13

Kansas 6 8 14


Texas Tech 1 1 2

Kansas 3 3 6


Texas Tech 4 0 4

Kansas 3 3 6

Attendance: 685

Texas Tech at Kansas – Oct. 9

Erin Wikelius was the ! rst freshman to

play in goal last year since 2006.

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Texas Tech 0 0 0

Colorado 0 2 2

SCORING SUMMARY:


52:58 CU, Nikki Marshall (8) unassisted

57:53 CU, Erin Bricker (2) K. Russell

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 21 (Lytle 7, Rezaie 3, Smith 3, Terry 2,

Ellison 2, Williams 1, Mihelich 1, Ward 1, McCall 1).

Colorado: 16 (Fitzpatrick 5, Marshall 4, Menachof

2, Bricker 2, Ross 1, Russell 1, Goodman 1).

SAVES:


Colorado: 2 (Linder 2)


Texas Tech 11 10 21

Colorado 10 6 16


Texas Tech 2 1 3

Colorado 2 3 5


Texas Tech 1 2 3

Colorado 0 2 2

Attendance: 582

Texas Tech at Colorado – Oct. 30

1 2 OT OT2 F


Kansas 1 0 0 0 1

SCORING SUMMARY:


19:33 KU, Whitney Berry (6) M. Dolinsky

20:03 TTU, Ti! ni Smith (2) unassisted

SHOT ATTEMPTS:

Texas Tech: 24 (Williams 8, Lytle 7, Smith 5, Rezaie

1, Johnson 1, Ward 1, McCall 1).

Kansas: 13 (Dolinsky 4, Berry 2, Boyer 2, Robbins

1, Noble 1, Morris 1, Francia 1, Cressy 1).

SAVES:


Kansas: 9 (Liebetrau 9)



Kansas 5 4 3 1 13



Kansas 0 2 0 0 2



Kansas 2 6 1 0 9

Attendance: 125

Texas Tech vs. Kansas – Nov. 2

2009 SEASON REVIEW

2009 SENIO

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Emmie Bennett

Sarabeth Clopton

Brittney Harrison

Megan Ho! ert

Jennifer Kammerer

Zhaleh Rezaie

Meagan Wilber

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Records

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COACHING RECORDS

All-Time Head Coaches

Diane Nichols

1994-96

Felix Oskam

1997-04

Neil McGuire

2005-06

Tom Stone

2007-Present

Year-By-Year Records

Year Coach Overall Conf Conf Finish

1994 *Diane Nichols 9-5-1 n/a n/a

1995 *Diane Nichols 12-7-2 1-3-0 4th

1996 ^Diane Nichols 13-8-0 5-4-0 4th

1997 ^Felix Oskam 7-11-0 4-6-0 7th

1998 ^Felix Oskam 7-7-3 3-5-2 7th

1999 ^Felix Oskam 8-11-1 4-6-0 8th

2000 ^Felix Oskam 4-14-0 2-8-0 10th

2001 ^Felix Oskam 4-15-0 0-10-0 11th

2002 ^Felix Oskam 2-17-0 0-10-0 11th

2003 ^Felix Oskam 3-13-1 2-8-0 11th

2004 ^Felix Oskam 3-16-0 0-10-0 11th

2005 ^Neil McGuire 1-18-0 0-10-0 11th

2006 ^Neil NcGuire 7-11-2 2-7-1 9th

2007 ^Tom Stone 7-8-2 5-4-1 5th

2008 ^Tom Stone 8-10-1 3-7-0 8th

2009 ^Tom Stone 8-8-4 3-4-3 T-7th

Totals 103-179-17 34-102-7

* Southwest Conference

^ Big 12 Conference

Texas Tech Head Coaches’ Records

Name Tenure (Yrs) Overall Conf.

Diane Nichols 1994-96 (3) 34-20-3 6-7-0

Felix Oskam 1997-04 (8) 38-104-5 15-63-2

Neil McGuire 2005-06 (2) 8-29-2 2-17-1

Tom Stone 2007-Present (4) 23-26-7 11-15-4

Overall 16 Seasons 103-179-17 31-98-4

Felix Oskam remains the longest tenured

coach in school history after leading the

Red Raiders from 1997 to 2004.

ALL-TIME ASSISTANT COACHES

Andrew, Eric .........................................................................2000

Bucciero, David ....................................................... 1998-2000

Chura, Barbara ......................................1994-95, 1997-1999

Cogan, Chris ...............................................1995-97, 2001-04

Crum (Woods), Jamie ................................................ 2002-06

Crum, Steve .........................................................................2004

Dyksterhuis, Amy ........................................................ 2000-01

Gordon, Aaron ................................................... 2007-Present

Gordon, Ashley .................................................. 2007-Present

Hobbs, Chad ................................................................. 2002-03

Keeton, Gibbs..................................................... 2009-Present

Oskam, Felix ................................................................. 1995-96

Reid, Cathy ...........................................................................1996

Schmedes, Kelly ..................................................... 2005-2008

Zwaschka, Brian .......................................................... 2005-06

Aaron and Ashley Gordon

Tom Stone became just the fourth Texas Tech head coach in

school history on May 25, 2007 and had led the Red Raiders to

the Big 12 Championship tournament in consecutive seasons for

the ! rst time in school history.

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YEARLY LEADERSPoints

2009 Dawn Ward..........................................27

2008 Taylor Lytle ..........................................18

2007 Zhaleh Rezaie .....................................13

2006 Brittney Harrison ...............................21

2005 Kimmie Davis .....................................15

2004 Priscilla Esquivel ................................15

2003 Arsenault/Vasquez .............................8

2002 Michaela Roberts ................................8

2001 Melanie Brosnahan ..........................18


1999 Carrie Graham ....................................18

1998 Amy Rutstein ......................................28

1997 Kristy Frantz ........................................33

1996 Kristy Frantz ........................................44

1995 Kristi Patterson ..................................24


Goals

2009 Dawn Ward..........................................13

2008 Brittney Harrison/Katie Hinds ........7

2007 Zhaleh Rezaie .......................................6

2006 Brittney Harrison .................................9

2005 Kimmie Davis .......................................6

2004 Priscilla Esquivel ..................................7

2003 Jennifer Vasquez .................................4

2002 Michaela Roberts ................................4

2001 Melanie Brosnahan ............................8


1999 Carrie Graham ......................................8

1998 Amy Rutstein ......................................13

1997 Kristy Frantz ........................................14

1996 Kristy Frantz ........................................18

1995 Patterson/Rutstein ...........................10

1994 Kristi Patterson ....................................9

Assists

2009 Taylor Lytle ..........................................11

2008 Taylor Lytle ............................................8

2007 Sarabeth Clopton ...............................3

2006 Chessa Purser .......................................4

2005 Kimmie Davis .......................................3

2004 Jenifer Thomas ....................................5

2003 Kerri Campbell .....................................4

2002 Campbell/Frilot ...................................2

2001 Kerri Campbell .....................................3

2000 Valdez/McNamara ..............................3

1999 Frantz/Taylor.........................................4

1998 Kristy Frantz ..........................................9

1997 Kristy Frantz ..........................................5

1996 Kristy Frantz ..........................................8

1995 Jennifer Benat ......................................7


Game-Winning Goals



2007 Zhaleh Rezaie .......................................3

2006 B. Harrison/Chessa Purser ................2

2005 Chessa Purser .......................................1

2004 Priscilla Esquivel ..................................2

2003 Three tied ..............................................1

2002 Campbell/Stephens ...........................1

2001 Four tied .................................................1


1999 Carrie Graham ......................................4

1998 Amy Rutstein ........................................4

1997 Kristi Frantz/Amaris Smith ...............2

1996 Kristi Frantz ...........................................5


1994 Patterson/Amy Holtman ..................2

Shots

2009 Taylor Lytle ..........................................91

2008 Taylor Lytle ..........................................63

2007 Zhaleh Rezaie .....................................73

2006 Brittney Harrison ...............................54

2005 Kimmie Davis .....................................47

2004 Priscilla Esquivel ................................33

2003 Catie Arsenault ..................................36

2002 Michaela Roberts ..............................32


2000 Carrie Graham ....................................69

1999 Jennifer Hamm ..................................78

1998 Jennifer Hamm ..................................58

1997 Kristy Frantz ........................................67

1996 Kristy Frantz ........................................72



Saves

2009 Erin Wikelius .......................................43

2008 Tina Rincon .........................................88

2007 Tina Rincon .........................................96

2006 Tina Rincon .........................................86

2005 Megan Knauss ...................................80

2004 Megan Knauss ...................................54

2003 Megan Knauss ...................................91

2002 Beth Lippert ........................................60

2001 Brittney Peese ................................. 104

2000 Brittney Peese ....................................84

1999 Brittney Peese ....................................76

1998 Brittney Peese ....................................65

1997 Kellie McCallister ...............................75

1996 Lizzie Pruitt .........................................97

1995 Stephanie Carter ............................ 100

1994 Mellisa Keys ........................................58

Minutes In Goal

2009 Erin Wikelius .............................. 965:34

2008 Tina Rincon ..............................1761:48

2007 Tina Rincon ..............................1568:26

2006 Tina Rincon ..............................1583:25

2005 Megan Knauss .......................... 967:23

2004 Megan Knauss .......................... 746:16

2003 Megan Knauss ........................1249:00

2002 Beth Lippert ............................... 743:56

2001 Brittney Peese .........................1507:45

2000 Brittney Peese .........................1233:55

1999 Brittney Peese .........................1573:58

1998 Brittney Peese .........................1282:00

1997 Kellie McCallister ....................1392:00

1996 Lizzie Pruitt ..............................1868:00

1995 Stephanie Carter ....................1658:15

1994 n/a ........................................................n/a

Shutouts

2009 Colleen Pitts ..........................................3

2008 Tina Rincon ...........................................5

2007 Tina Rincon ...........................................5

2006 Tina Rincon ...........................................3

2005 None ....................................................n/a

2004 None ....................................................n/a

2003 None ....................................................n/a

2002 None ....................................................n/a

2001 Brittney Peese ......................................1

2000 Campbell/Peese ...............................0.5

1999 Brittney Peese ......................................5

1998 Brittney Peese ......................................4

1997 Kellie McCallister .................................2

1996 Lizzie Pruitt ...........................................5

1995 Stephanie Carter .................................8

1994 Melissa Keys ..........................................4

Goals-Against Average

(Goalkeepers must have played in at least

one-third of the team’s matches to qualify)

2009 Colleen Pitts .................................... 1.22

2008 Tina Rincon ..................................... 1.48

2007 Tina Rincon ..................................... 1.55

2006 Tina Rincon ..................................... 1.48

2005 Megan Knauss ............................... 3:63

2004 Beth Lippert .................................... 2.75

2003 Megan Knauss ............................... 2.74

2002 Lindsay Fish .................................... 2.54

2001 Brittney Peese ................................ 3.52

2000 JoDee Campbell ............................ 1.86

1999 Brittney Peese ................................ 1.94

1998 Brittney Peese ................................ 2.32

1997 Kellie McCallister ........................... 2.13

1996 Lizzie Pruitt ..................................... 1.59

1995 Stephanie Carter ........................... 1.57

1994 Melissa Keys .................................... .091

Fewest Goals Allowed

(Goalkeepers must have played in at least

one-third of the team’s matches to qualify)

2009 Colleen Pitts ........................................13

2008 Tina Rincon .........................................29

2007 Tina Rincon .........................................27

2006 Colleen Pitts ..........................................4

2005 Beth Lippert ........................................33

2004 Beth Lippert ........................................18

2003 Beth Lippert ........................................15

2002 Lindsay Fish ........................................12

2001 Brittney Peese ....................................59

2000 JoDee Campbell ..................................8

1999 Brittney Peese ....................................34

1998 Brittney Peese ....................................33

1997 Kellie McCallister ...............................33

1996 Lizzie Pruitt .........................................33

1995 Stephanie Carter ...............................29

1994 Stephanie Carter .................................8

Taylor Lytle Kristy Frantz Tina Rincon

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCAREER RECORDS

Points

1. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) ........................108

2. Kristi Patterson (1994-96) .................... 78

3. Amy Rustein (1995-98) ......................... 63

4. Brittney Harrison (2006-09) ................. 57

5. Amaris Smith (1996-97) ........................ 46

6. Julie Clement (1994-97) ....................... 44

7. Carrie Graham (1999-01) ...................... 41

Taylor Lytle (2008-Pres)......................... 41

9. Jennifer Benat (1995-98) ...................... 39

10. Melanie Brosnahan (2000-01) ............ 34

Goals

1. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) .......................... 41


3. Amy Rustein (1995-98) ......................... 28

4. Brittney Harrison (2006-09) ................. 24

5. Carrie Graham (1999-01) ...................... 18

6. Julie Clement (1994-96) ....................... 15

Melanie Brosnahan (2000-01) ........... 15

8. Jennifer Benat (1995-98) ...................... 14

9. Amaris Smith (1996-97) ........................ 13

Dawn Ward (2009-Pres) ........................ 13

11. Priscilla Esquivel (2004-07) .................. 12

Assists

1. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) .......................... 26

2. Taylor Lytle (2008-Pres)......................... 19


4. Julie Clement (1994-97) ....................... 14

5. Jennifer Benat (1995-98) ...................... 11

Kerri Campbell (2000-03) ..................... 11

7. Lindsay Thompson (1997-00) ................9

Brittney Harrison (2006-09) ....................9

9. Jennifer Hamm (1998-99) .......................8

10. Amy Rutstein (1995-98) ...........................7

Kelly Taylor (1997-00) ...............................7

Game-Winning Goals


2. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) .......................... 10

Brittney Harrison (2006-09) ................. 10

4. Amy Rutsein (1995-98) ............................5

Carrie Graham (1999-01) .........................5

Zhaleh Rezaie (2006-09) ..........................5

7. Amaris Smith (1996-97) ...........................4

Jennifer Benat (1995-98) .........................4

Priscilla Esquivel (2004-07) .....................4

10. Chessa Purser (2005-08) ..........................3

Dawn Ward (2009-Pres) ...........................3

Shot Attempts

1. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) ........................248

2. Zhaleh Rezaie (2006-09) .....................172

3. Kristi Patterson (1994-96) ..................169

4. Carre Graham (1999-01) .....................158

5. Taylor Lytle (2008-Pres).......................154

6. Jennifer Hamm (1998-99) ..................136

7. Julie Clement (1994-97) .....................134

8. Priscilla Esquivel (2004-07) ................133

Brittney Harrison (2006-09) ...............133

10. Amy Rutstein (1995-98) ......................121

SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

Points

1. Kristy Frantz (1996) ................................ 44

2. Kristy Frantz (1997) ................................ 33

3. Amy Rutstein (1998) .............................. 28

4. Kristi Patterson (1994) ........................... 27

Amaris Smith (1996) .............................. 27

Dawn Ward (2009) .................................. 27


8. Jennifer Benat (1995) ............................ 23

9. Amy Rutstein (1995) .............................. 22

10. Brittney Harrison (2006) ....................... 21

Kristy Frantz (1998) ................................ 21

Goals

1. Kristy Frantz (1996) ................................ 18

2. Kristy Frantz (1997) ................................ 14

3. Amy Rutstein (1998) .............................. 13

Dawn Ward (2009) .................................. 13


Amaris Smith (1996) .............................. 11


Amy Rutstein (1995) .............................. 10

9. Brittney Harrison (2006) ..........................9

Amaris Smith (1997) .................................9

Kristi Patterson (1994) ..............................9

12. Carrie Graham (1999) ...............................8

Jennifer Benat (1995) ...............................8

Melanie Brosnahan (2001)......................8

Assists

1. Taylor Lytle (2009) .................................. 11

2. Kristi Patterson (1994) ..............................9

Kristy Frantz (1998) ...................................9

4. Kristy Frantz (1996) ...................................8

Taylor Lytle (2008) .....................................8

6. Jennifer Benat (1995) ...............................7

7. Shannon Brooks (1995) ...........................6

Lauren Yelinek (2008) ...............................6

Conner Williams (2009) ............................6

10. Kristy Frantz (1997) ...................................5

Kristi Patterson (1996) ..............................5

Amaris Smith (1996) .................................5

Julie Clement (1995) .................................5

Game-Winning Goals


Kristi Frantz (1996).....................................5


Amy Rutstein (1998) .................................4

Carrie Graham (1999) ...............................4

Brittney Harrison (2009) ..........................4

7. Zhaleh Rezaie (2007) ................................3

Brittney Harrison (2008) ..........................3

Dawn Ward (2009) .....................................3

Shot Attempts

1. Taylor Lytle (2009) .................................. 91

2. Jennifer Hamm (1999) .......................... 78

3. Zhaleh Rezaie (2007) ............................. 73

4. Kristy Frantz (1996) ................................ 72

5. Carrie Graham (2000) ............................ 69

6. Kristy Frantz (1997) ................................ 67


8. Carrie Graha (1999) ................................ 63

Taylor Lytle (2008) .................................. 63

10. Amaris Smith (1996) .............................. 59

11. Jennifer Hamm (1998) .......................... 58

GOALKEEPER RECORDS

Career Saves

1. Brittney Peese (1998-01) ....................329

2. Tina Rincon (2004-08) .........................305

3. Megan Knauss (2002-05) ...................266

4. Beth Lippert (2003-05) ........................175

5. Stephanie Carter (1994-95) ...............141

6. Lizzie Pruitt (1996) .................................. 97

7. Kellie McCallister (1997-99) ................. 82

Single Season Saves

1. Stephanie Carter (1995) .....................141

2. Brittney Peese (2001) ..........................104

3. Lizzie Pruitt (1996) .................................. 97

4. Tina Rincon (2007) .................................. 96

5. Megan Knauss (2003) ............................ 93

6. Tina Rincon (2008) .................................. 88

7. Tina Rincon (2006) .................................. 86

8. Brittney Peese (2000) ............................ 84

9. Megan Knauss (2005) ............................ 84

10. Brittney Peese (1999) ............................ 76

Career Shutouts

1. Tina Rincon (2004-08) ........................... 13

2. Stephanie Carter (1994-95) ................. 11

3. Brittney Peese (1998-01) ...................10.5

4. Lizzie Pruitt (1996-97) ..............................6

Single Season Shutouts

1. Stephanie Carter (1995) ..........................8

2. Tina Rincon (2007) .....................................5

Tina Rincon (2008) .....................................5

Brittney Peese (1999) ...............................5

Lizzie Pruitt (1996) .....................................5

6. Brittney Peese (1998) ...............................4

Melissa Keys (1994) ...................................4

8. Tina Rincon (2006) .....................................3

Colleen Pitts (2009) ...................................3

Most Consecutive Shutouts

1. Melissa Keys (1994) ...................................3

2. Several Tied ..................................................2

Career Goals Against Average

(Must have 600 career total minutes)

1. Melissa Keys (1994) .............................0.91

2. Colleen Pitts (2006-Pres) ...................1.28

3. Stephanie Carter (1994-95) ..............1.51

4. Tina Rincon (2004-08) ........................1.67

5. Lizzie Pruitt (1996-97) ........................1.83

6. Erin Wikelius (2009-Pres) ...................1.96

7. Kellie McCallister (1997-99) ..............2.11

8. Brittney Peese (1998-01) ...................2.56

9. Megan Knauss (2002-05) ..................2.97

10. Beth Lipert (2002-05) .........................3.50

Single Season Goals Against Average

(Must have 300 total minutes over season)

1. Melissa Keys (1994) .............................0.91

2. Colleen Pitts (2009) .............................1.22

3. Stephanie Carter (1994) ....................1.33

4. Tina Rincon (2006) ...............................1.48

Tina Rincon (2008) ...............................1.48

6. Lizzie Pruitt (1996) ...............................1.51

7. Tina Rincon (2007) ...............................1.55

8. JoDee Campbell (2000) .....................1.86

9. Brittney Peese (1999) .........................1.94

10. Erin Wikelius (2009) .............................1.96

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SINGLE GAME/TEAM RECORDSSINGLE GAME RECORDS

Points

1. Chessa Purser ...................................... 11 vs. Prairie View A&M, 2006

2. Amy Rutstein ......................................... 8 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

Kristy Frantz ...............................................8 vs. South Alabama, 1996

4. Kristy Frantz ........................................................ 6 vs. Mississippi, 1996

Amaris Smith ......................... 6 vs. Southwest Missouri State, 1996

Brittney Harrison ..............................6 vs. Northwestern State, 2008

Assists

1. Taylor Lytle ........................................................................3 vs. TCU, 2009

2. Kristi Patterson ............................2 vs. Hardin Simmons,UTEP, 1994

Julie Clement .......................................2 vs. New Mexico State, 1994

Shannon Brooks ................................... 2 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

Christine Messner ................................ 2 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

Katie Woodburn ................................... 2 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

Lizzy Biles..................................................................2 vs. Missouri, 1996

Julie Clement ......................................................2 vs. Iowa State, 1996

Kristy Frantz ........................................................2 vs. S. Alabama, 1996

Kristy Frantz ................................................................... 2 vs. Texas, 1996

Amaris Smith ............................................2 vs. Oklahoma State, 1996

Lindsay Thompson ..........................2 vs. Northwestern State, 1999

Lindsey Wile ..............................................2 vs. West Texas A&M, 2000

Ellen McNamara ......................................... 2 vs. Portland State, 2000

Kerri Campbell ...................................... 2 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 2001

Lauren Lothrop ..............................................2 vs. Angelo State, 2004

Alex Reinhart ..........................................2 vs. Prairie View A&M, 2006

Katie Hinds .........................................2 vs. Northwestern State, 2008

Taylor Lytle ...........................................................2 vs. Oklahoma, 2008

Taylor Lytle ...........................................................2 vs. Iowa State, 2008

Goals

1. Chessa Purser .........................................5 vs. Prairie View A&M, 2006


3. Kristy Frantz ........................................................ 3 vs. Mississippi, 1996

Kristy Frantz ...............................................3 vs. South Alabama, 1996



First Half Goals

1. Chessa Purser .........................................3 vs. Prairie View A&M, 2006



Kristi Patterson ..............................................................................2, twice

Kristy Frantz ........................................................................ 2, three times

Carrie Graham .........................................................2 vs. Missouri, 1999

Second Half Goals

1. Amy Rutstein ...................................................................... 2 goals, twice


Lauren Taylor ...........................................................2 vs. Missouri, 1999

Melanie Brosnahan ...........................................2 vs. Iowa State, 2000

Emmie Bennett ..................................................2 vs. Texas State, 2007

Brittney Harrison .........................................................2 vs. Lamar, 2008

Saves

1. Melissa Keys .................................................................18 vs. Texas, 1994

2. Brittney Peese ....................................................16 vs. Evansville, 1998

3. Stephanie Carter ................................................14 vs. Nebraska, 1994

Brittney Peese .............................................................14 vs. Texas, 2001

5. Becky Wendt .....................................................13 vs. Texas A&M, 1995

Stephanie Carter ...................................................13 vs. Arizona, 1994

TEAM RECORDS

Single Game Team Records

Most Goals Scored ....................................... 10 vs. Prairie View A&M, 2006

10 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

First Half Goals ................................................. 6 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

Second Half Goals ...........................................5 vs. Prairie View A&M, 2006

5 vs. South Alabama, 1996

Most Assists .................................................... 10 vs. Prairie View A&M, 2006


First Half Assists .................................................5 vs. Praire View A&M, 2006


Second Half Assists ........................................ 4 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

Most Points .....................................................30 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

30 vs. Prairie View A&M, 2006

First Half Points ..............................................17 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1995

Second Half Points ................................................................................12, twice

Largest Margin of Victory .............10 vs. Stephen F. Austin (10-0), 1995

10, vs. Prairie View A&M (10-0), 2006

Largest Margin of Defeat ................................ 9 vs. Nebraska (1-10), 1999

Single Season Team Records

Most Wins ..................................................................................................13, 1996

Best Winning Percentage ............................................................... .633, 1994

Most Conference Wins ............................................................................6, 1995

Consecutive Matches Without Being Shutout .............................17, 2009

Most Consecutive Shutouts ..................................................................3, 1994

Most Goals Scored .................................................................................53, 1996

Most Assists ..............................................................................................41, 1995

Most Points ............................................................................................143, 1995

Most Shutouts ............................................................................... 8, 1994, 1995

Most Shutouts Against .........................................................................10, 2005

Fewest Goals Allowed .............................................................................8, 1994

Most Goals Allowed ...............................................................................72, 2005

Least Goals Scored .................................................................................13, 2005

Most Goalie Saves ...............................................................................139, 2005

Carrie Graham

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HOME/CONFERENCE RECORDSHOME RECORDSThe Red Raiders played at R.P Fuller Stadium from 1994-2007 until the move to the John Walker Soccer Complex in 2008.

IndividualGoals ................................. 5, Chessa Purser vs. Prairie View A&M (9-8-06)Assists ................................ 2, Alex Reinhart vs. Prairie View A&M (9-8-06)......................................2, Kerri Campbell vs. Stephen F. Austin (10-17-01)Points ..............................11, Chessa Purser vs. Prairie View A&M (9-8-06)Saves ........................ 23, Janell Herman vs. Oklahoma Christian (9-8-95)

TeamGoals .............................................................10 vs. Prairie View A&M (9-8-06)..................................................................... 10 vs. Stephen F. Austin (9-29-96)Assists ...........................................................10 vs. Prairie View A&M (9-8-06)..................................................................... 10 vs. Stephen F. Austin (9-29-96)Points ..................................30, Texas Tech vs. Stephen F. Austin (9-29-96)Saves .......................................................23 vs. Oklahoma Christian (9-8-95)

MiscellaneousLargest combined score..............10 vs. Prairie View A&M (10-0, 9-8-06)..........................................................10, vs. Stephen F. Austin (10-0, 9-29-96)Most combined goals .............................10 vs. Prairie View A&M (9-8-06)..................................................................... 10 vs. Stephen F. Austin (9-29-96)Most combined assists ...........................10 vs. Prairie View A&M (9-8-06)..................................................................... 10 vs. Stephen F. Austin (9-29-96)Most combined saves .......................27 vs. Oklahoma Christian (9-8-95)Fewest combined goals ................................... 1 vs. Oklahoma (10-13-06).................................................................................1 vs. Texas-El Paso (8-31-96)Fewest combined assists ...............................Zero vs. Minnesota (9-4-05)Fewest combined saves ..............................................Five vs. Tulsa (9-2-96)Largest point di! erential .......................10 vs. Prairie View A&M (9-8-06)...........................................................10 vs. Stephen F. Austin (10-0, 9-29-96)Largest attendance .........................1,728 vs. Oklahoma State (10-16-09)

JOHN WALKER SOCCER COMPLEX FIRSTSGoal ................................................Zhaleh Rezaie, 8-22-08 vs. Lamar, 15:08Assist ...................................................Taylor Lytle, 8-22-08 vs. Lamar, 15:08Shot Attempt .......................... Brittney Harrison, 8-22-08 vs. Lamar, 1:39Corner Kick .....................................Shannon Sims, 8-22-08 vs. Lamar, 3:48Save ...... Jessica Winters (Lamar), 8-22-08 o! L. Castellano shot, 14:23Shutout ..........................................................Tina Rincon, 8-22-08 vs. Lamar

CONFERENCE PLAY RECORDS

Single Game Team RecordsGoals Scored ................................ 4, three times. last vs. Oklahoma, 2000First Half Goals ...................................................................3 vs. Missouri, 1997Second Half Goals .............................................3 vs. Oklahoma State, 2000.............................................................................................3 vs. Iowa State, 2007Assists ..................................................3, four times, last vs. Nebraska, 2009First Half Assists ...............................................................................2, four timesSecond Half Assists ............................................3 vs Oklahoma State, 1996Points ................................................................................. 11 vs. Missouri, 1997First Half Points ..................................................................7 vs. Missouri, 1997Second Half Points ............................................9 vs. Oklahoma State, 1996Largest Margin of Victory .........3 (4 times), last vs. Oklahoma St., 2000Largest Margin of Defeat ................................ 8 vs. Texas A&M (0-8), 1996

Single SeasonWins ........................................................................................... 5, 1996 and 2007Best Winning Percentage ............................................................... .555, 1996Most Consecutive Wins ..........................................................................4, 1997Consecutive Matches Without Being Shutout ...............................8, 2009Goals Scored ............................................................................................16, 1996Assists .........................................................................................................13, 2009Points ..........................................................................................................43, 2009Shutouts .................................................................................. 3, 2007 and 2009Most Shutouts Against ...........................................................................6, 2005Fewest Goals Allowed ...........................................................................11, 1994Most Goals Allowed ...............................................................................26, 1997Least Goals Scored ...................................................................................5, 2005

Single Game Individual RecordsMost PointsKristy Frantz ........................................................................5 vs. Missouri, 1997Leanne Mihelich..............................................................4 vs. Nebraska, 2009Katie Hinds ...............................................................................4 vs. Baylor, 2008Zhaleh Rezaie ...................... 4 vs. Missouri, 2007 (Big 12 Championship)Brittney Harrison...............................................................4 vs. Missouri, 2006Melanie Brosnahan ........................4 vs. Iowa St., 2000; Okla. State, 2000Lizzy Biles .................................................................................4 vs. Baylor, 1999Lauren Taylor ......................................................................4 vs. Missouri, 1999Carrie Graham ....................................................................4 vs. Missouri, 1999Jennifer Benat .....................................................4 vs. Oklahoma State, 1997Kristy Frantz ............................................4 vs. Colorado & Okla. State, 1996Amaris Smith ..................................................................4 vs. Iowa State, 1996Kristi Patterson ..............................................................4 vs. Iowa State, 1996

Most AssistsKristy Frantz .............................................................................. 2 vs. Texas, 1996Amaris Smith .......................................................2 vs. Oklahoma State, 1996Lizzy Biles ............................................................................2 vs. Missouri, 1996Julie Clement .................................................................2 vs. Iowa State, 1996Taylor Lytle ......................................................................2 vs. Iowa State, 2008Taylor Lytle ......................................................................2 vs. Oklahoma, 2008Conner Williams ...................................................................... 2 vs. Texas, 2009

Most GoalsLizzy Biles .................................................................................2 vs. Baylor, 1999Carrie Graham ....................................................................2 vs. Missouri, 1999Lauren Taylor ......................................................................2 vs. Missouri, 1999Kristy Frantz ........................................................................2 vs. Missouri, 1997Jennifer Benat .....................................................2 vs. Oklahoma State, 1997Melanie Brosnahan ............. 2 vs. Iowa St., 2000; Oklahoma State, 2000Zhaleh Rezaie ...................... 2 vs. Missouri, 2007 (Big 12 Championship)Katie Hinds ...............................................................................2 vs. Baylor, 2008Leanne Mihelich..............................................................2 vs. Nebraska, 2009

First Half GoalsCarrie Graham ....................................................................2 vs. Missouri, 1999

Second Half GoalsKristy Frantz .........................................................2 vs. Oklahoma State, 1996Melanie Brosnahan ......................................................2 vs. Iowa State, 2000

Most SavesMelissa Key .............................................................................18 vs. Texas, 1994Becky Wendt................................................................13 vs. Texas A&M, 1995Zhaleh Rezaie netted the ! rst goal in the history of the John

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OPPONENTS RECORDS

All Games

IndividualGoals scored .............................. 4, Courtney Saunders, Baylor (10-30-99)Assists ...........................................................3, Nikki Hales, Baylor (10-30-99)Points ........................................... 9, Courtney Saunders, Baylor (10-30-99)Saves ............................. 23, Janell Herman, Oklahoma Christian (9-8-95)First Half Goals .......................... 3, Courtney Saunders, Baylor (10-30-99)First Half Assists ....................... 2, Tania Castillejos Texas A&M (10-11-96)First Half Points ......................... 7, Courtney Saunders, Baylor (10-30-99)Second Half Goals .............................................2, Duran, Arizona (11-4-94)Second Half Assists ............... 2, Sandra DePol, Brewton-Parker (9-8-96)Second Half Points ............................................4, Duran, Arizona (11-4-94)

TeamGoals ...............................................................................10, Nebraska (11-3-99)Assists ..........................................................................7, Texas A&M (10-11-96)Points ..............................................................................25, Nebraska (11-3-99)Saves ............................................................ 23, Oklahoma Christian (9-8-95)First Half Goals ..........................................................7, Texas A&M (10-11-96)First Half Assists ........................................................6, Texas A&M (10-11-96)First Half Points ...................................................... 20, Texas A&M (10-11-96)Second Half Goals ................................................................6, Texas (10-9-05)Second Half Assists ..............................................................5, Texas (10-9-05)Second Half Points .............................................................17, Texas (10-9-05)

Conference Mathces Only

Single GameGoals ...............................................4, Courtney Sanders, Baylor (10-30-99)Assists ...........................................................3, Nikki Hales, Baylor (10-30-99).........................................................................3, Ashley Foster, Texas (10-9-05)Points ........................................... 9, Courtney Saunders, Baylor (10-30-99)Saves ..........................................................16, Liz Latouk, Missouri (11-8-96)First Half Goals .......................... 3, Courtney Saunders, Baylor (10-30-99)First Half Assists .................................................................. Several tied at twoFirst Half Points ......................... 7, Courtney Saunders, Baylor (10-30-99)Second Half Goals ............................................................. Several tied at twoSecond Half Assists ........................................................... Several tied at one

Team RecordsSingle GameGoals ...............................................................................10, Nebraska (11-3-99)Assists ..........................................................................9, Texas A&M (10-23-05)Points ..............................................................................25, Nebraska (11-3-99)Saves ................................................................................ 16, Missouri (11-8-96)First Half Goals ..........................................................7, Texas A&M (10-11-96)First Half Assists ........................................................6, Texas A&M (10-11-96)First Half Points ...................................................... 20, Texas A&M (10-11-96)Second Half Goals ................................................................6, Texas (10-9-05)Second Half Assists ..............................................................5, Texas (10-9-05)Second Half Points .............................................................17, Texas (10-9-05)

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OPPONENTS RECORDS/ALL-TIME HONORS

All-Time Award Winners

All-Big 12

First Team

Jennifer Hamm .......................... 1998

Taylor Lytle .................................. 2009

Second Team

Kristy Frantz ................................ 1996

Kristy Frantz ................................ 1997

Kristy Frantz ................................ 1998

Jennifer Hamm .......................... 1999

Kerri Campbell ........................... 2002

Brittney Harrison....................... 2007

Taylor Lytle .................................. 2008

Newcomer Team


Taylor Lytle .................................. 2008

Morgan Johnson ....................... 2009

Ti! ni Smith ................................ 2009

Dawn Ward ................................. 2009

SIDs All-Conference

Second Team

Kristy Frantz ................................ 1996

All-Big 12 Tournament


Big 12 Player of the Week

Amy Rutstein ...................... 10-20-98

Defensive Player of the Week

Brittney Peese .......................10-2-00

Brittney Harrison............... 10-16-07

Newcomer of the Week

Ashley Reed ........................ 10-26-04

Brittney Harrison..................10-3-06

Dawn Ward ............................9-22-09

Academic All-Big 12

First Team

Alex Aton ..................................... 2005

Jennifer Benat ......................1997-98

Emmie Bennett....................2008-09

Lizzy Biles ..............................1998-99

Tiana Boyea ..........................2001-03

Shanna Brown ........................... 2006

JoDee Campbell ........................ 2000

Sarabeth Clopton ...............2007-09

Kim Cypert ............................2005-07

CeCe Dillon ...........................1997-99

Maggie Fete ................................ 2009

Kristy Frantz ..........................1997-98

Roxanne Frilot ............................ 2002

Carrie Graham ......................2000-01

Megan Knauss ........................... 2005

Brittney Harrison.................2007-09

Katie Hinds ............................2008-09

Megan Ho" ert ............... 2007, 2009

Jennifer Kammerer ............2007-09

Beth Lippert ................................ 2005

Lauren Lothrop.......................... 2005

Tracy Loyd .............................2001-02

Amy Mathiak .............................. 2005

Rachel Mavris ............................. 2001

Casey McCall .............................. 2009

Ellen McNamara ........................ 2001

Ana Morton ..........................2004-06

Ana Ontiveroz ............................ 2000

Brittney Peese ......................1999-01

Ashlyn Peterson ..................1997-99

Chessa Purser .......................2006-07

Ashley Reed ................................ 2005

Tina Rincon ...........................2006-08

Lindsey Scott .............................. 2001

Allison Seifert .......................2002-04

Shannon Sims ......................2006-08

Debra Smith ............................... 1998

Lauren Taylor .............................. 1999

Lindsay Thompson ................... 1999

Marie Valdez, ........................1999-01

Jenna Wetzel .............................. 2004

Maegan Wilber ....................2007-09

Lindsey Wile ..........................2001-02

Jennifer Wood ............................ 1997

Katie Woodburn ........................ 1996

Second Team

Melanie Brosnahan .................. 2001

Karen De Leon ........................... 2009

Karen Stephens ...................2004-05

Lindsey Thompson ................... 2000

Kelly Taylor .................................. 2000

Kim Warren ................................. 2004

Jenna Wetzel .............................. 2005

Lindsey Wile ................................ 2000

Honorable Mention

Lizzy Biles .................................... 1997

Crystal Dady ............................... 1997

Amy Rutstein .............................. 1998

Raney Terrell ............................... 1996

Crystal Zachry ............................ 1996

NSCAA/Umbro All-Central

Region

Second Team

Kristy Frantz ................................ 1997

Jennifer Hamm .......................... 1998

Taylor Lytle .................................. 2009

Third Team

Kristy Frantz ................................ 1996

Jennifer Hamm .......................... 1999

All-SWC First Team

Kristi Patterson .......................... 1995

GTE/SWC Academic

All-American

Raney Terrell ............................... 1995

GTE/CoSIDA Academic

All-America

Jennifer Wood ............................ 1996

Soccer Buzz Magazine

All-Freshman Central Team

Kristy Frantz ................................ 1996

Taylor Lytle .................................. 2008

Central Region Second Team


National All-Freshman Third

Team

Taylor Lytle .................................. 2008

Elite Team of the Week



Soccer America Magazine

Team of the Week


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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS-A-

Alfred, Jenny .........................F .......................1999

Alamnd, Whitney ............D/MF ..................2004

Aton, Alex ............................. D ............... 2004-06

-B-

Balderrama, Vanessa......D/MF ........... 1995-98

Benat, Jennifer .................F/MF ............ 1995-98

Bennett, Emmie.................MF .............. 2006-09

Bergman, Abby..................MF .....................2004

Biles, Lizzy ...........................MF .............. 1996-99

Blume, Meghan .................. D ............... 2003-05

Boyea, Tiana ......................... D ............... 2000-03

Brooks, Shannon .................F .......................1995

Brosnahan, Melanie ...........F ................ 2000-01

Brown, Shanna ....................F ................ 2005-06

-C-

Cameron, Kelcee ...............MF .............. 2004-05

Campbell, JoDee ............... GK .....................2000

Campbell, Kerri ................F/MF ............ 2000-03

Carter, Stephanie .............. GK .............. 1994-95

Castellano, Lexi ................... D ......................2008

Cdebaca, Halie ...................MF .............. 2007-09

Clary, Lauren ........................ D ............2008-pres

Clement, Jule .....................MF .............. 1994-97

Clopton, Sarabeth ............. D ............... 2006-09

Conn, Julie ............................ D ......................2007

Crampton, Lisa.....................F .......................1996

Crosby, Lauren ...................MF .....................2005

Cumbest, Cydney .............. D ......................2006

Cypert, Kim ...........................F ................ 2004-07

-D-

Davis, Kimmie ......................F .......................2005

Dean, Nicole ........................ D ......................1994

De Leon, Karen ....................F ................ 2007-09

Dillon, CeCe ......................... D ............... 1996-99

Donovan, Carrie ..................F .......................1994

Dozier, Jaclyn ...................... D ............2009-Pres

-E-

Edens, Rebecca ................... D ......................1996

Ellison, Sarah ......................MF ...........2009-pres

Esquivel, Priscilla .................F ........... 2004-2007

-F-

Fete, Maggie .......................MF ...........2008-Pres

Fish, Lindsay ....................... GK .............. 2001-02

Fowler, Haley ....................... D ...........2009-Pres.

Frantz, Kristy .........................F ................ 1996-99

Fricks, Lauren .......................F .......................2005

Frilot, Roxanne .................... D ............... 2001-02

Frilot, Nicole ........................ D ......................2002

Frost, Cindy ......................... GK .....................1994

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Gentry, Kim .......................... D ......................2004

Graham, Carrie .....................F ................ 1991-01

Greer, Sarah ......................... D ......................2006

Gutnecht, Mariah ............MF/F ...................2002

-H-

Hahn, Lindsey .................... GK .....................2001

Hamilton, Brittani .............. D ......................2006

Hamm, Jennifer .................MF .............. 1998-99

Hanson, Hope ..................... D ......................2008

Hardie, Kacy ........................MF .....................2008

Harrison, Brittney............. F/D ............. 2006-09

Hemmer, Melinda .............MF .....................1997

Hinds, Katie ...........................F ................ 2007-09

Hocking, Amy .....................MF .....................1996

Ho! ert, Megan ..................MF .............. 2006-09

Holtman, Amy ......................F .......................1994

Horn, Allison ........................ D ......................2002

-I-

Ihde, Carrie ........................F/MF ............ 1994-97

-J-

Jensen, Megan .................... D ............... 1998-00

Jepson, Ali .............................F .......................2000

Johnson, Morgan ............... D ............2009-pres

Jones, Carrie .....................D/MF ........... 2002-03

-K-

Kammerer, Jennifer ........... D ............... 2006-09

Keys, Melissa ....................... GK .....................1994

Knauss, Megan .................. GK .............. 2002-05

-L-

Laursen, Megan ...............MF/D ........... 1998-00

Lippert, Beth ....................... GK .............. 2002-05

Livingston, Stacy ................ D ............... 1995-97

Lothrop, Lauren .................MF .............. 2004-05

Lovell, Amy .......................... GK .....................2006

Loyd, Tracy ........................MF/F ............ 2000-02

Lytle, Taylor .........................MF ...........2008-Pres

-M-

Martell, Lauren ................... D ......................2006

Mathiak, Amy ...................... D ......................2005

Mavris, Rachel ..................F/MF ............ 2000-02

McCall, Casey ...................... D ............2008-pres

McCallister, Kellie .............. GK .............. 1997-99

McCoy, Stephenie .............. D ......................1997

McNamara, Ellen ................ D ............... 2000-01

Means, Emily ......................MF .....................2006

Mejia, Laura ......................... D ......................1996

Messner, Christine ..............F .......................1995

Mihelich, Leanne.................F .............2008-pres

Miller, Monica .....................MF .....................2000

Morton, Ana .....................D/MF ........... 2003-06

Myers, Whitney ..................MF .............. 1997-98

Mygatt, Kendyl ....................F .......................2008

-O-

Ontiveroz, Ana .................MF/D ........... 1997-00

-P-

Patterson, Kristi .................MF .............. 1994-96

Peese, Brittney ................... GK .............. 1998-01

Perry, Lauri ............................F ................ 1994-95

Peterson, Ashlyn .............MF/D ........... 1996-99

Pitts, Colleen ....................... GK ...........2006-Pres

Pulaski, Peyton ................MF/F ...................2006

Purser, Chessa ......................F ........... 2005-2007

-R-

Redus, Taylor ....................... D ......................2005

Reed, Ashley .....................MF/F ............ 2004-05

Reinhart, Alex .......................F .......................2006

Rezaie, Zhaleh ....................MF .............. 2006-09

Rhine, Heather .................MF/F ............ 2002-03

Rincon, Tina ........................ GK ......... 2004-2008

Roberts, Michaela ...........MF/F ............ 2001-02

Roberts, Marla ....................MF .....................2002

Robertson, Kellye ................F .......................2005

Rutstein, Amy ...................F/MF ............ 1995-98

-S-

Schavrien, Nicole ............. D/F ....................2004

Schwind, Rachel ................MF .....................2005

Scott, Lindsay ...................D/MF ........... 2000-02

Seifert, Allison ..................... D ............... 2001-04

Shrouf, Erin ..........................MF .............. 2001-02

Sims, Shannon ...................MF ......... 2005-2008

Smith, Amaris .......................F ................ 1996-97

Smith, Amy........................... D ......................1995

Smith, Debra ........................F ................ 1997-00

Smith, Ti" ni ........................MF ...........2009-pres

Stephens, Karen ................MF .............. 2002-05

Stone, Katy ........................... D ......................1994

Streetman, Heather ...........F .......................1994

Strode, Mary .........................F .......................2002

-T-

Taylor, Kelly .......................D/MF ........... 1997-00

Taylor, Lauren .....................MF .............. 1998-99

Terrell, Raney ....................MF/D ........... 1994-97

Terry, Madison ...................MF ...........2008-pres

Thomas, Jenifer ...................F .......................2004

Thompson, Lindsay..........MF .............. 1997-00

Thompson, Lori .................MF .....................1994

-V-

Valdez, Marie ........................F ................ 1999-01

Vasquez, Jennifer ................F ................ 2003-05

Villareal, Erin ........................ D ......................2008

-W-

Ward, Dawn ..........................F .............2009-Pres

Warren, Kim ..........................F ................ 2003-05

Waugh, Kristen ................... D ......................2001

Wetzel, Jenna .....................MF .............. 2003-05

Wicker, Jordan..................... D ............... 2001-03

Wikelius, Erin ...................... GK ...........2009-pres

Wilber, Maegan .................MF .............. 2006-09

Wile, Lindsey ....................MF/D ........... 1999-02

Wilkerson, Stacey ............. N/A ....................1994

Williams, Conner ...............MF .....................2009

Wood, Jennifer .................... D ............... 1995-97

Woodburn, Holly...............MF .............. 1994-95

Woodburn, Katie .................F .......................1995

Woods, Jamie .....................MF .............. 1996-99

-Y-

Yelinek, Lauren ..................MF .....................2008

-Z-

Zachry, Crystal .................... D ............... 1996-97

Priscilla Esquivel

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YEARLY RESULTS

1994

Record: 9-5-1

Head Coach: Diane Nichols

Date Opponent Score

9/6 Hardin Simmons W, 5-0

9/11 at Texas L, 0-5

9/15 TCU T, 1-1

9/17 College of Southwest W, 3-0

9/10 Richland College W, 5-0

10/1 at North Texas W, 7-0

10/2 at TCU L, 1-2 (2OT)

10/8 UTEP W, 3-0

10/9 Texas A&M L, 1-3

10/14 at College of Southwest W, 5-0

10/15 at UTEP W, 4-0

10/23 New Mexico St. W, 4-1

11/1 at Hardin-Simmons W, 6-0

11/4 at Arizona L, 1-3

11/5 at Nebraska L, 0-3

1995

Record: 12-7-2

Southwest Conference: 1-3


Date Opponent Score

9/2 North Texas W, 3-2

9/4 ISU W, 2-1

9/8 Oklahoma Christian W, 5-0

9/10 College of Southwest W, 6-0

9/13 at Angelo State W, 2-0

9/16 at Oral Roberts W, 2-0

9/17 at Tulsa L, 0-4

9/20 Angelo State W, 2-0

9/24 at North Texas T, 3-3

9/25 at SMU* L, 0-3

9/29 Stephen F. Austin W, 10-0

10/1 Centenary L, 2-4

10/4 TCU* L, 1-3

10/8 at Texas A&M* L, 0-2

10/21 Wyoming W, 3-2

10/22 at New Mexico L, 1-4

10/25 Texas* W, 3-2

10/28 Ark.-Little Rock W, 3-0

10/29 Centenary W, 2-0

11/2 TCU^ T, 0-0

11/4 SMU^ L, 0-6

*Southwest Conference Match

^Southwest Conference Tournament

1996

Record: 13-8-0

Big 12: 5-4


Date Opponent Score

8/31 UTEP W, 1-0

9/2 Tulsa W, 3-0

9/7 at Mississippi W, 3-2

9/8 at Brewton Parker L, 3-4

9/13 Colorado* W, 2-1

9/15 Oklahoma State* W, 3-0

9/20 at Stetson W, 4-1

9/22 at Central Florida L, 0-2

9/27 at Kansas* L, 0-1

9/29 at Missouri* W, 3-1

10/4 Oral Roberts W, 4-0

10/6 South Alabama W, 7-2

10/11 at Texas A&M* L, 2-8

10/13 at Texas* W, 2-1

10/18 Baylor* L, 0-1

10/20 Southwest Mo. State W, 5-1

10/25 Iowa State* W, 4-0

10/27 Nebraska* L, 0-2

10/30 TCU W, 5-1

10/31 North Texas L, 0-2

11/8 vs. Missouri^ L, 2-3

*Big 12 Conference Match

^Big 12 Championship

1997

Record: 7-11-0

Big 12: 4-6-0

Head Coach: Felix Oskam

Date Opponent Score

8/29 New Mexico L, 1-3

8/31 Mississippi L, 2-3

9/5 at Oklahoma* W, 2-1

9/7 at Oklahoma State* W, 3-0

9/12 Kansas* W, 2-0

9/14 Missouri* W, 4-3

9/17 at Baylor* L, 0-5

9/21 Texas* L, 0-2

9/26 at Iowa State* L, 2-4

9/28 at Nebraska* L, 0-5

10/1 TCU L, 3-4

10/4 vs. Georgia W, 4-0

10/5 at South Alabama L, 1-2

10/10 Texas A&M* L, 2-4

10/17 vs. Colorado College L, 1-4

10/19 vs. Colorado* L, 1-2

10/31 at Stephen F. Austin W, 2-1

11/2 at Centenary W, 3-1


1998

Record: 7-7-3

Big 12: 3-5-2


Date Opponent Score

9/1 SMU L, 1-3

9/11 vs. Towson State W, 3-0

9/13 at Maryland W, 3-2

9/18 at Butler L, 0-2

9/20 vs. Evansville T, 2-2

9/25 TCU W, 3-2

10/2 at Missouri* L, 3-5

10/9 at Texas* T, 3-3

10/11 at Texas A&M* L, 0-6

10/12 vs. Kansas* W, 1-0


10/18 Oklahoma* W, 3-0

10/21 Baylor* L, 2-3

10/23 Colorado* T, 0-0

10/25 Colorado College W, 2-1


11/1 Iowa State* L, 0-3


1999

Record: 8-11-1

Big 12: 4-6-0


Date Opponent Score



9/3 West Texas A&M W, 3-2

9/5 Arkansas L, 0-2

9/10 at UTEP W, 1-0

9/12 vs. New Mexico T, 1-1

9/18 North Texas W, 3-0

9/19 Syracuse L, 0-4

9/24 at TCU L, 1-2 (OT)

9/25 vs. Northwestern St. W, 3-0


10/3 Kansas* L, 2-3

10/8 Texas* W, 3-0

10/10 Texas A&M* W, 1-0

10/15 at Oklahoma State* L, 1-2

10/17 at Oklahoma* W, 1-0

10/22 at Colorado* L, 0-1

10/24 at Denver L, 0-2

10/30 at Baylor* L, 2-5

11/3 vs. Nebraska^ L, 1-10


^Big 12 Championship

2000

Record: 4-14-0

Big 12: 2-8-0


Date Opponent Score

8/27 at North Texas L, 0-1

8/29 at TCU L, 2-3

9/1 at LSU L, 1-2

9/3 vs. Ole Miss L, 0-1

9/8 at Portland State W, 5-1

9/10 at Portland L, 0-6


9/17 Tulsa L, 1-2

9/22 at Texas A&M* L, 0-3

9/24 at Texas* L, 0-3





10/15 Baylor* L, 2-3





2001

Record: 4-15-0

Big 12: 0-10-0


Date Opponent Score

8/31 TCU L, 1-2 (OT)

9/2 at Arkansas L, 1-6

9/8 UTEP W, 3-2 (OT)

9/9 Denver L, 0-4

9/16 at New Mexico W, 4-1

9/21 at Oral Roberts L, 4-5 (OT)


9/28 Texas A&M* L, 1-4

9/30 Texas* L, 1-4

10/5 at Oklahoma* L, 0-3



10/12 Kansas* L, 2-3

10/14 Missouri* L, 1-4

10/17 Stephen F. Austin W, 6-1

10/21 at Baylor* L, 0-7



11/2 Colorado* L, 1-2


2002

Record: 2-17-0

Big 12: 0-10-0


Date Opponent Score

8/30 vs. Colgate W, 2-1

9/1 at Syracuse W, 3-1

9/6 Southwest Texas L, 1-0

9/10 West Texas A&M L, 2-1

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9/13 at UTEP L, 3-0

9/14 vs. New Mexico L, 2-1

9/20 vs. Idaho State L, 1-0

9/22 vs. Florida Atlantic L, 4-2




10/6 Kansas* L, 2-1

10/11 at Texas* L, 5-1

10/13 at Texas A&M* L, 6-2



10/25 at Northern Iowa L, 1-0

10/27 at Iowa St.* L, 3-0

11/1 Baylor* L, 4-0


2003

Record: 3-13-1

Big 12: 2-8-0


Date Opponent Score

8/31 at Oral Roberts L, 3-0

9/5 at SMU L, 2-0

9/7 at TCU L, 1-0

9/14 at North Texas L, 1-0

9/19 at Stephen F. Austin T, 1-1

9/21 at SW Texas State W, 3-1


9/28 Kansas* W, 3-2



10/10 at Texas A&M* L, 8-0

10/12 at Texas* L, 7-0


10/19 UTEP L, 2-1

10/24 Iowa St.* L, 3-0


10/31 at Baylor* L, 3-0


2004

Record: 3-16-0

Big 12: 0-10-0


Date Opponent Score


8/29 TCU L, 0-2

9/4 at New Mexico L, 0-5

9/5 vs. Portland State W, 2-1

9/10 Angelo State W, 4-2

9/12 Notre Dame L, 0-3

9/16 at UTEP L, 2-3

9/19 vs. Weber State L, 1-2

9/24 Texas* L, 2-3

9/26 Texas A&M* L, 0-3



10/8 Oklahoma State* L, 2-4

10/10 Oklahoma* L, 1-2




10/24 at SE Missouri State L, 1-2

10/29 Baylor* L, 2-3 (2OT)


2005

Record: 1-18-0

Big 12: 0-10-0

Head Coach: Neil McGuire

Date Opponent Score

8/26 at TCU L, 0-4

8/28 SMU L, 1-3

8/30 at Sam Houston St. W, 3-2 OT

9/2 Northwestern L, 1-4

9/4 Minnesota L, 0-2

9/9 at Oral Roberts L, 1-2


9/16 at UTEP L, 2-4


9/30 at #25 Oklahoma* L, 0-2

10/2 at Oklahoma St. * L, 0-5

10/7 at Colorado College L, 0-1

10/9 at Texas* L, 0-6

10/14 Kansas* L, 0-4


10/21 at Baylor* L, 1-2

10/23 at #14 Texas A&M* L, 0-7


10/30 #22 Nebraska* L, 1-4


2006

Record: 7-11-2

Big 12: 2-7-1

Head Coach: Neil McGuire

Date Opponent Score

8/25 at Texas-San Antonio W, 2-0

8/27 TCU W, 2-0

9/1 at #21 Purdue L, 0-4

9/2 at Indiana L, 0-4

9/8 Prairie View A&M W, 10-0

9/10 Colorado College L, 1-2

9/15 UTEP L, 0-1 (OT)

9/17 Northwestern State W, 3-0

9/22 Texas* L, 0-2

9/24 Texas A&M* L, 2-4

9/29 at #17 Missouri* W, 3-1


10/6 at S. Dakota St. T, 0-0 (TO2)


10/10 Texas State W, 3-0

10/13 Oklahoma* L, 0-1

10/15 #12 Oklahoma St.* T, 2-2 (2OT)


10/22 at Kansas* L, 0-3

10/27 Baylor* W, 2-0


2007

Record: 7-8-2

Big 12: 5-4-1

Head Coach: Tom Stone

Date Opponent Score

8/31 at Georgia L, 1-4

9/2 vs. Vanderbilt L, 0-1

9/5 at Texas State W, 3-0

9/9 Texas-San Antonio W, 4-1

9/14 at TCU L, 1-2

9/16 at SMU T, 0-0 (2OT)

9/28 at Colorado* W, 1-0

9/30 at Texas* L, 0-1


10/7 Kansas* L, 1-4


10/14 Nebraska* W, 2-1

10/19 at Oklahoma* T, 0-0 (2OT)


10/26 at Baylor* W, 2-1

10/28 at Texas A&M* L, 0-5

11/7 vs. Missouri^ L, 3-4 (2OT)


^ Big 12 Championship

2008

Record: 8-10-1

Big 12: 3-7-0


Date Opponent Score

8/22 Lamar W, 4-0


8/31 at Texas-San Antonio W, 3-0

9/5 at Middle Tennessee St. T, 1-1 (2OT)

9/7 vs. Alabama A&M W, 5-0

9/12 Arizona L, 1-2

9/14 Northwestern State W, 5-1



9/28 Oklahoma* W, 2-1 (2OT)



10/10 Baylor* W, 2-1 (2OT)

10/12 Texas* L, 0-1

10/17 at Iowa State* W, 2-0


10/24 Texas A&M* L, 0-1

10/26 TCU L, 2-3

11/5 Oklahoma State^ L, 0-3



2009

Record: 8-8-4

Big 12: 3-4-3


Date Opponent Score

8/21 Texas-San Antonio W, 5-0

8/28 vs. Utah State L, 2-3

8/30 at UTEP W, 4-3

9/4 at TCU W, 4-3 (2OT)

9/6 at North Texas L, 1-2 (OT)

9/11 vs. Vanderbilt W, 3-1

9/13 at Auburn L, 2-3

9/18 Alabama% L, 1-2 (2OT)

9/20 Weber State% W, 2-1


9/27 Nebraska* T, 3-3 (2OT)

10/2 Baylor* W, 1-0




10/16 Oklahoma State* L, 1-2

10/23 at Texas* T, 2-2 (2OT)

10/25 at Texas A&M* T, 0-0 (2OT)


11/2 vs. Kansas^ T, 1-1 (2OT)

% Red Raider Classic



YEARLY RESULTS

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Alabama (0-1-0)

9/18/09 ......Alabama .............. 1-2 (2OT) Home

Alabama A&M (1-0-0)

9/7/08 ........Texas Tech ........... 5-0 .......... Neutral

Angelo State (3-0-0)

9/13/95 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............. Away

9/20/95 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............Home

9/10/04 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-2 .............Home

Arkansas (0-2-0)

9/5/99 ........Arkansas .............. 0-2 .............Home

9/2/01 ........Arkansas .............. 1-6 .............. Away

Arkansas Little-Rock (1-0-0)

10/28/95 ...Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

Arizona (0-2-0)

11/4/94 ......Arizona ................. 1-3 .............. Away

9/12/08 ......Arizona ................. 1-2 .............Home

Auburn (0-1-0)

9/13/09 ......Auburn ................. 2-3 .............. Away

Baylor (4-10-0)

10/18/96 ...Baylor .................... 0-1 .............Home

9/17/97 ......Baylor .................... 0-5 .............. Away

10/21/98 ...Baylor .................... 2-3 .............Home

10/30/99 ...Baylor .................... 2-5 .............. Away

10/15/00 ...Baylor .................... 2-3 .............Home

10/21/01 ...Baylor .................... 0-7 .............. Away

11/1/02 ......Baylor .................... 0-4 .............Home

10/31/03 ...Baylor .................... 0-3 .............. Away

10/29/04 ...Baylor .................... 2-3 (2OT) Home

10/21/05 ...Baylor .................... 1-3 .............. Away

10/27/06 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............Home

10/26/07 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............. Away

10/10/08 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-1 (2OT) Home

10/2/09 ......Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .............Home

Brewton Parker (0-1-0)

9/8/96 ........Brewton Parker.. 3-4 .............. Away

ALL-TIME RESULTSButler (0-1-0)

9/18/98 ......Butler .................... 0-2 .............. Away

Centenary (2-1-0)

10/1/95 ......Centenary ........... 2-4 .............Home

10/29/95 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............Home

11/2/97 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-1 .............. Away

Central Florida (0-1-0)

9/22/96 ......Central Florida ... 0-2 .............. Away

Colgate (1-0-0)

8/30/02 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .......... Neutral

College of the Southwest (3-0-0)

9/17/94 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

10/14/94 ...Texas Tech ........... 5-0 .............. Away

9/10/95 ......Texas Tech ........... 6-0 .............Home

Colorado (2-11-1)

9/13/96 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............Home

10/19/97 ...Colorado .............. 1-2 .......... Neutral

10/23/98 ...Tie .......................... 0-0 .............Home

10/22/99 ...Colorado .............. 0-1 .............. Away

10/27/00 ...Colorado .............. 0-2 .............. Away

11/2/01 ......Colorado .............. 1-2 .............Home

10/20/02 ...Colorado .............. 0-4 .............Home

10/3/03 ......Colorado .............. 1-5 .............Home

10/17/04 ...Colorado .............. 0-7 .............. Away

10/28/05 ...Colorado .............. 0-5 .............Home

10/20/06 ...Colorado .............. 0-3 .............. Away

9/28/07 ......Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .............. Away

8/29/08 ......Colorado .............. 2-3 .............Home

10/30/09 ...Colorado .............. 0-2 .............. Away

Colorado College (1-3-0)

10/17/97 ...Colorado Coll ..... 1-4 .......... Neutral

10/25/98 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............Home

10/7/05 ......Colorado Coll ..... 0-1 .............. Away

9/10/06 ......Colorado Coll ..... 1-2 .............Home

Denver (0-2-0)

10/24/99 ...Denver .................. 0-2 .............. Away

9/9/01 ........Denver .................. 0-4 .............Home

Evansville (0-0-1)

9/20/98 ......Tie .......................... 2-2 .......... Neutral

Florida Atlantic (0-1-0)

9/22/02 ......Florida Atlantic .. 2-4 .......... Neutral

Georgia (1-1-0)


8/31/07 ......Georgia ................ 1-4 .............. Away

Hardin Simmons (2-0-0)

9/6/94 ........Texas Tech ........... 5-0 .............Home

11/1/94 ......Texas Tech ........... 6-0 .............. Away

Idaho State (0-1-0)

9/20/02 ...... Idaho State ......... 0-1 .......... Neutral

Indiana (0-1-0)

9/2/06 ........ Indiana ................. 0-4 .............. Away

Iowa State (4-10-0)

10/25/96 ...Texas Tech ........... 4-0 .............Home

9/26/97 ...... Iowa State ........... 2-4 .............. Away

11/1/98 ...... Iowa State ........... 0-3 .............Home

8/29/99 ...... Iowa State ........... 0-4 .............. Away

10/20/00 ... Iowa State ........... 2-3 .............Home

10/26/01 ... Iowa State ........... 1-4 .............. Away

10/27/02 ... Iowa State ........... 0-3 .............. Away

10/24/03 ... Iowa State ........... 0-3 .............Home

10/3/04 ...... Iowa State ........... 0-3 .............. Away

9/23/05 ...... Iowa State ........... 2-6 .............Home

10/1/06 ...... Iowa State ........... 0-1 .............. Away

10/12/07 ...Texas Tech ........... 3-1 .............Home

10/17/08 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............. Away

9/25/09 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............Home

Kansas (3-11-1)

9/27/96 ......Kansas .................. 0-1 .............. Away

9/12/97 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............Home

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10/12/98 ...Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .......... Neutral

10/3/99 ......Kansas .................. 2-3 .............Home

10/6/00 ......Kansas .................. 0-1 .............. Away

10/12/01 ...Kansas .................. 2-3 .............Home

10/6/02 ......Kansas .................. 1-2 .............Home

9/28/03 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............Home

10/1/04 ......Kansas .................. 0-5 .............. Away

10/14/05 ...Kansas .................. 0-4 .............Home

10/22/06 ...Kansas .................. 0-3 .............. Away

10/7/07 ......Kansas .................. 1-4 .............Home

10/3/08 ......Kansas .................. 0-2 .............. Away

10/9/09 ......Kansas .................. 2-3 .............. Away

11/2 ............Tie .......................... 1-1 (2OT) .Neutral

Lamar (1-0-0)

8/22/08 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-0 .............Home

LSU (1-1-0)

9/4/95 ........Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............Home

9/1/00 ........LSU ........................ 1-2 .............. Away

Maryland (1-0-0)

9/13/98 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............. Away

Middle Tennessee State (0-0-1)

9/5/08 ........Tie .......................... 1-1 (2OT) . Away

Minnesota (0-1-0)

9/4/05 ........Minnesota ........... 0-2 .............Home

Mississippi (1-2-0)

9/7/96 ........Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............. Away

8/31/97 ......Mississippi ........... 2-3 .............Home

9/3/00 ........Mississippi ........... 0-1 .......... Neutral

Missouri (5-11-0)

9/29/96 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-1 .............. Away

11/8/96 ......Missouri ............... 2-3 .......... Neutral

9/14/97 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-3 .............Home

10/2/98 ......Missouri ............... 3-5 .............. Away

10/1/99 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-1 .............Home

10/8/00 ......Missouri ............... 1-3 .............. Away

10/14/01 ...Missouri ............... 1-4 .............Home

10/4/02 ......Missouri ............... 1-5 .............Home

10/26/03 ...Texas Tech ........... 3-1 .............Home

10/22/04 ...Missouri ............... 1-4 .............. Away

10/16/05 ...Missouri ............... 1-4 .............Home

9/29/06 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-1 .............. Away

10/5/07 ......Missouri ............... 0-3 .............Home

11/7/07 ......Missouri ............... 3-4 (2OT) .Neutral

10/5/08 ......Missouri ............... 0-2 .............. Away

10/11/09 ...Missouri ............... 1-2 .............. Away

Nebraska (1-14-1)

11/5/94 ......Nebraska ............. 0-3 .............. Away

10/27/96 ...Nebraska ............. 0-2 .............Home

9/28/97 ......Nebraska ............. 0-5 .............. Away

10/30/98 ...Nebraska ............. 0-7 .............Home

8/27/99 ......Nebraska ............. 0-1 .............. Away

11/3/99 ......Nebraska ............. 1-10 ....... Neutral

10/22/00 ...Nebraska ............. 1-4 .............Home

10/28/01 ...Nebraska ............. 1-8 .............. Away

10/18/02 ...Nebraska ............. 0-4 .............Home

10/5/03 ......Nebraska ............. 1-3 .............Home

10/15/04 ...Nebraska ............. 0-3 .............. Away

10/30/05 ...Nebraska ............. 1-4 .............Home

10/8/06 ......Nebraska ............. 1-2 .............. Away

10/14/07 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............Home

10/19/08 ...Nebraska ............. 0-3 .............. Away

9/27/09 ......Tie .......................... 3-3 (2OT) Home

New Mexico (1-4-1)

10/22/95 ...New Mexico ........ 1-4 .............. Away

8/29/97 ......New Mexico ........ 1-3 .............Home

9/12/99 ......Tie .......................... 1-1 .......... Neutral

9/16/01 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-1 .............. Away

9/14/02 ......New Mexico ........ 1-2 .......... Neutral

9/4/05 ........New Mexico ........ 0-5 .............. Away

New Mexico State (1-0-0)

10/23/94 ...New Mexico St. .. 4-1 .............Home

North Texas (3-4-1)

10/1/94 ......Texas Tech ........... 7-0 .............. Away

9/2/95 ........Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............Home

9/24/95 ......Tie .......................... 3-3 .............. Away

10/31/96 ...North Texas ......... 0-2 .............Home

9/18/99 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

8/27/00 ......North Texas ......... 0-1 .............. Away

9/14/03 ......North Texas ......... 0-1 .............. Away

9/6/09 ........North Texas ......... 1-2 (OT) .... Away

Northwestern Univ. (0-1-0)

9/2/05 ........Northwestern .... 1-4 .............Home

Northwestern State (3-0-0)


9/17/06 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

9/14/08 ......Texas Tech ........... 5-1 .............Home

Northern Iowa (0-1-0)

10/25/02 ...Northern Iowa ... 0-1 .............. Away

Notre Dame (0-1-0)

9/12/05 ......Notre Dame ........ 0-3 .............Home

Oklahoma (6-6-1)

9/5/97 ........Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............. Away

10/18/98 ...Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

10/17/99 ...Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .............. Away

9/29/00 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............Home

10/5/01 ......Oklahoma ........... 0-3 .............. Away

9/29/02 ......Oklahoma ........... 0-4 .............. Away

10/17/03 ...Oklahoma ........... 1-4 .............. Away

10/10/04 ...Oklahoma ........... 1-2 .............Home

9/30/05 ......Oklahoma ........... 0-2 .............. Away

10/13/06 ...Oklahoma ........... 0-1 .............Home

10/19/07 ...Tie .......................... 0-0 .............. Away

9/28/08 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-1 (2OT) Home

10/4/09 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-1 .............Home

Oklahoma Christian (1-0-0)

9/8/95 ........Texas Tech ........... 5-0 .............Home

Oklahoma State (4-9-1)

9/15/96 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

9/7/97 ........Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............. Away

10/16/98 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............Home

10/15/99 ...Oklahoma St. ..... 1-2 .............. Away

10/1/00 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-0 .............Home

10/7/01 ......Oklahoma St. ..... 1-2 .............Home

9/27/02 ......Oklahoma St. ..... 0-2 .............. Away

9/26/03 ......Oklahoma St. ..... 0-6 .............. Away

10/8/04 ......Oklahoma St. ..... 2-4 .............Home

10/2/05 ......Oklahoma St. ..... 0-5 .............. Away

10/15/06 ...Tie .......................... 2-2 (OT) ...Home

10/21/07 ...Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .............Home

9/26/08 ......Oklahoma St. ..... 1-5 .............. Away

11/5/08 ......Oklahoma St. ..... 0-3 .......... Neutral

10/16/09 ...Oklahoma St. ..... 1-2 .............Home

Oral Roberts (4-3-0)

9/16/95 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............. Away

10/4/96 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-0 .............Home

9/21/01 ......Oral Roberts ....... 4-5 (OT) .... Away

8/31/03 ......Oral Roberts ....... 0-3 .............. Away

8/27/04 ......Texas Tech ........... 6-2 .............Home

9/9/05 ........Oral Roberts ....... 1-2 .............. Away

9/18/08 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-0 .............Home

Portland (0-1-0)

9/10/00 ......Portland ............... 0-6 .............. Away

Portland State (2-0-0)

9/8/00 ........Texas Tech ........... 5-1 .............. Away

9/5/04 ........Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .......... Neutral

Prairie View A&M (1-0-0)

9/8/06 ........Texas Tech ........... 10-0 ........... Away

Purdue (0-1-0)

9/1/06 ........Purdue .................. 0-4 .............. Away

Richland College (1-0-0)

9/25/94 ......Texas Tech ........... 5-0 .............Home

Sam Houston State (1-0-0)

8/30/05 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-2 (OT) .... Away

South Alabama (1-1-0)

10/6/96 ......Texas Tech ........... 7-2 .............Home

10/5/97 ......South Alabama . 1-2 .............Home

South Dakota State (0-0-1)

10/6/06 ......Tie .......................... 0-0 (0T) ..... Away

SMU (0-5-1)

9/25/95 ......SMU ....................... 0-3 .............. Away

11/4/95 ......SMU ....................... 0-6 .............. Away

9/1/98 ........SMU ....................... 1-3 .............Home

9/5/03 ........SMU ....................... 0-2 .............. Away

8/28/05 ......SMU ....................... 1-3 .............Home

9/16/07 ......Tie .......................... 0-0 .............. Away

SE Missouri State (0-1-0)

10/24/04 ...SE Missouri St..... 2-4 .............. Away

SW Missouri State (1-0-0)

10/20/96 ...Texas Tech ........... 5-1 .............Home

Stephen F. Austin (3-0-1)

9/29/95 ......Texas Tech ........... 10-0 ..........Home

10/31/97 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............. Away

10/17/01 ...Texas Tech ........... 6-1 .............Home

9/19/03 ......Tie .......................... 1-1 .............. Away

ALL-TIME RESULTS

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Stetson (1-0-0)

9/20/96 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-1 .............. Away

Syracuse (1-1-0)

9/19/99 ......Syracuse............... 0-4 .............Home

9/1/02 ........Texas Tech ........... 3-1 .............. Away

TCU (4-11-2)

9/15/94 ......Tie .......................... 1-1 .............Home

10/2/94 ......TCU ........................ 1-2 (20T) .. Away

10/4/95 ......TCU ........................ 1-3 .............Home

11/2/95 ......Tie .......................... 0-0 .......... Neutral

10/30/96 ...Texas Tech ........... 5-1 .............Home

10/1/97 ......TCU ........................ 3-4 .............Home

9/25/98 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............Home

9/24/99 ......TCU ........................ 1-2 (OT) .... Away

8/29/00 ......TCU ........................ 2-3 .............. Away

8/31/01 ......TCU ........................ 1-2 (OT) ...Home

9/7/03 ........TCU ........................ 0-1 .............. Away

8/29/04 ......TCU ........................ 1-2 .............Home

8/26/05 ......TCU ........................ 0-4 .............. Away

8/27/06 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............Home

9/14/07 ......TCU ........................ 1-2 .............. Away

10/26/08 ...TCU ........................ 2-3 .............Home

9/4/09 ........Texas Tech ........... 4-3 (2OT) . Away

Texas (3-11-2)

9/11/94 ......Texas ..................... 0-5 .............. Away

10/25/95 ...Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............Home

10/13/96 ...Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............. Away

9/21/97 ......Texas ..................... 0-2 .............Home

10/9/98 ......Tie .......................... 3-3 .............. Away

10/8/99 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

9/24/00 ......Texas ..................... 0-3 .............. Away

9/30/01 ......Texas ..................... 1-4 .............Home

10/11/02 ...Texas ..................... 1-5 .............. Away

10/12/03 ...Texas ..................... 0-7 .............. Away

9/24/04 ......Texas ..................... 2-3 .............Home

10/9/05 ......Texas ..................... 0-6 .............. Away

9/22/06 ......Texas ..................... 0-2 .............Home

9/30/07 ......Texas ..................... 1-0 .............. Away

10/12/08 ...Texas ..................... 0-1 .............Home

10/23/09 ...Tie .......................... 2-2 (2OT) . Away

Texas A&M (1-14-1)

10/9/94 ......Texas A&M .......... 1-3 .............Home

10/8/95 ......Texas A&M .......... 0-2 .............. Away

10/11/96 ...Texas A&M .......... 2-8 .............. Away

10/10/97 ...Texas A&M .......... 2-4 .............Home

10/11/98 ...Texas A&M .......... 0-6 .............. Away

10/10/99 ...Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .............Home

9/22/00 ......Texas A&M .......... 0-3 .............. Away

9/28/01 ......Texas A&M .......... 1-4 .............Home

10/13/02 ...Texas A&M .......... 2-6 .............. Away

10/10/03 ...Texas A&M .......... 0-8 .............. Away

9/26/04 ......Texas A&M .......... 0-3 .............Home

10/23/05 ...Texas A&M .......... 0-7 .............. Away

9/24/06 ......Texas A&M .......... 2-4 .............Home

10/28/07 ...Texas A&M .......... 0-5 .............. Away

10/24/08 ...Texas A&M .......... 0-1 .............Home

10/25/09 ...Tie .......................... 0-0 (2OT) . Away

Texas-El Paso (6-5-0)

10/8/94 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

10/15/94 ...Texas Tech ........... 4-0 .............. Away

8/31/96 ......Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .............Home

9/10/99 ......Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .............. Away

9/8/01 ........Texas Tech ........... 3-2 (OT) ...Home

9/13/02 ......UTEP ...................... 0-3 .............. Away

10/19/03 ...UTEP ...................... 1-2 .............Home

9/16/04 ......UTEP ...................... 2-3 .............. Away

9/16/05 ......UTEP ...................... 2-4 .............. Away

9/15/06 ......UTEP ...................... 0-1 (OT) ...Home

8/30/09 ......Texas Tech ........... 4-3 .............. Away

Texas-San Antonio (4-0-0)

8/25/06 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-0 .............. Away

9/9/07 ........Texas Tech ........... 4-1 .............Home

8/31/08 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............. Away

8/21/09 ......Texas Tech ........... 5-0 .............Home

Texas State (2-1-0)

9/6/02 ........Texas State .......... 0-1 .............Home

10/10/06 ...Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

9/5/07 ........Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............. Away

Towson (1-0-0)


Tulsa (1-4-0)

9/17/95 ......Tulsa ...................... 0-4 .............. Away

9/2/96 ........Texas Tech ........... 3-0 .............Home

9/17/00 ......Tulsa ...................... 1-2 .............Home

9/23/01 ......Tulsa ...................... 1-4 .............. Away

9/11/05 ......Tulsa ...................... 0-4 .............. Away

Utah State (0-1-0)

8/28/09 ......Utah State ........... 2-3 .......... Neutral

Vanderbilt (1-1-0)

9/2/07 ........Vanderbilt ........... 0-1 .......... Neutral


Weber State (1-1-0)

9/19/04 ......Weber State ........ 0-1 .............. Away

9/20/09 ......Texas Tech ........... 2-1 .............Home

West Texas A&M (3-1-0)

9/3/99 ........Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............Home

9/15/00 ......Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............Home

10/10/01 ...Texas Tech ........... 1-0 .............Home

9/10/02 ......W. Texas A&M ..... 1-2 .............Home

Wyoming (1-0-0)

10/21/95 ...Texas Tech ........... 3-2 .............Home

ALL-TIME RESULTS

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TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITYTexas Tech University is in the midst of the most exciting time in the

school’s history. As the university embarks on becoming the state’s

next national research university, the opportunities for students

could not be greater.

Established in 1923, Texas Tech University sits on a 1,840-acre cam-

pus that features expansive lawns, impressive landscaping and Span-

ish Renaissance–style architecture. Texas Tech has the distinction of

being the largest comprehensive higher education institution in the

western two-thirds of the state and serves a region larger than 46 of

the nation’s 50 states.

A major research university with the feel of a smaller liberal arts insti-

tution, Texas Tech’s enrollment of more than 30,000 allows students

to have one-on-one interactions with top faculty in a safe, traditional

campus atmosphere.

The university o� ers more than 150 bachelor’s degrees, 100 master’s

degrees and 50 doctoral degree choices. Plus, as part of the Texas

Tech University System, Texas Tech shares the same campus with its

sister university the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.

The close proximity makes Texas Tech the only institution in the state

with undergraduate and graduate schools, a law school and medical

school all in close proximity to each other, which facilitates the tran-

sition to professional studies.

A strong art and music program is balanced with growing research

in a number of sustainable energy areas. New areas of research in

solar and nuclear energies as well as smart grids and storage are

supported by major endowed chairs for which national searches are

currently underway. Texas Tech researchers are also known for their

work in creative and technical writing, food safety, environmental

toxicology and wind science.

Texas Tech is proud to boast of one of the � nest and most diverse

faculties in the nation. Our faculty members excel in teaching, re-

search and service as demonstrated by the award winning chapter

of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honor

society. From prestigious nationally competitive scholarship, such as

the William J. Fulbright, Gates-Cambridge, and Barry M. Goldwater,

to national championships in animal science, debate and law, Texas

Tech students are known nationwide for their successes.

Community engagement plays an important role at Texas Tech. In

2006, the university was one of the � rst 62 institutions and the � rst

in Texas to earn the Carnegie Foundation’s classi� cation for Commu-

nity Engagement. In 2007 and 2008 the university was named to the

Corporation for National and Community Service President’s Higher

Education Community Service Honor Roll.

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FIELDHOUSE AT JOHN WALKER SOCCER COMPLEX

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TEXAS TECH FACILITIES


United Spirit Arena

The Rawls Course

Athletic Training Center

R.P Fuller Stadium – Linda & Terry Fuller Track

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Jones AT&T Stadium

Football Training Facility

Dan Law Field

Marsha Sharp Center for Student-Athletes

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LUBBOCK, TEXAS

Some of the biggest names in the

music industry have performed

in Lubbock.

Carrie Underwood

KISS

Shania Twain

Alan Jackson

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TEXAS TECH ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION/HEAD COACHES

Gerald Myers

Athletics Director

Blayne Beal

Assistant Athletics

Director/

Communications

Jennifer Brashear

Associate Athletics

Director/

Compliance

Bobby Gleason

CFO/Deputy AD/

Business and

Personnel

Ron Damron

Associate Athletics

Director/

Operations

Steven Downing

Senior Associate

Athletics Director/

Sports Programs

Dr. Judi Henry

Senior Associate

Athletics Director/

SWA

Felicia Martin

Associate Athletics

Director/

Academic Services

Ken Murray

Senior Associate

Athletics Director/

Sports Medicine

David Welsh

Associate Athletics

Director/Ticket

Operations

Steve Uryasz

Senior Associate

Athletics Director/

Red Raider Club

Executive Director

Craig Wells

COS/Senior

Associate Athletics

Director/External

Operations

Athletics Administration

Kristy Curry

Women’s

Basketball

Shanon Hays

Softball

Trish

Kissiar-Knight

Volleyball

Jon Murray

Cross Country

Wes Kittley

Track & FieldPat Knight

Men’s Basketball

Todd Petty

Women’s Tennis

JoJo Robertson

Women’s Golf

Greg Sands

Men’s GolfTom Stone

Women’s Soccer

Tim Siegel

Men’s TennisDan Spencer

Baseball

Head Coaches

Tommy Tuberville

Football

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EXTRA BENEFITS

AN EXTRA BENEFIT IS:

Any special arrangement by a Texas Tech University employee or a

booster to provide a prospect or a student-athlete (or their relatives

or friends) a bene� t that is not generally available to the public or

other Texas Tech students or is not expressly authorized by NCAA

legislation.

EXAMPLES OF EXTRA BENEFITS:

• Anything from an employee of Texas Tech or a Tech Tech athletics

booster (e.g. use of a car, clothing, gifts, money, tickets for any kind of

entertainment, payment of long distance telephone calls).

• Free or reduced cost on:

- Room and/or board

- Merchandise or services from any merchant

Acceptance of an extra bene� t by student-athletes (or their relatives

or friends) is a violation of NCAA regulations. Any inappropriate, even

inadvertent activity on the part of the student-athlete (or his or her

family) could result in:

• Declaring a currently enrolled student-athlete ineligible to partici-

pate for Texas Tech;

• Jeopardizing the eligibility of the prospect;

• Sanctions placed on the University and its athletics programs; and/

or

• Restrictions placed upon your involvement with Texas Tech athletics

programs.

BENEFITS RESULTING FROM AN ESTABLISHED RELATIONSHIP

If any of the following statements are true, then providing bene� ts

to prospects or student-athletes, their relatives or friends can result

in the student-athlete being rendered ineligible and cause the indi-

vidual providing the bene� t to be classi� ed as a booster from that

point forward:

1. The relationship between the athlete or their parents and the in-

dividual providing the bene� t developed as a result of the athlete’s

participation in athletics or their reputation as an athlete;

2. The relationship began only after the athlete became a prospect;

3. The relationship began only after the athlete had achieved notori-

ety due to his or her athletic ability or reputation; or

4. The pattern of giving increased after the athlete attained notoriety

as a skilled athlete.

If you think you’ve triggered any of the four steps,

please contact the compliance o! ce immediately.

TEXAS TECH ATHLETICS COMPLIANCE STAFF

Jennifer Brashear, Associate Athletics Director/Compliance

Kurt Hunsaker, Assistant Athletics Director/Compliance

Megan Graham, Eligibility Coordinator

Chad Mandrell, Recruiting Coordinator

Will Collier, Education Coordinator

Sue Ann Metsgar, Monitoring CoordinatorPhone: (806) 742-3355 / Email: [email protected] / www.texastech.com

“Recruiting at the Division I level is a never-ending process. Our coaches

are in some phase of recruiting the entire year. NCAA member schools

formulate rules for recruiting, and coaches must recruit within the regu-

lations set forth in the NCAA manual. Our fans, who are considered to be

representatives of Texas Tech’s athletic interests, also are subject to NCAA

restrictions involving the recruitment of prospective student-athletes.

The following information is presented in an e� ort to make you aware

of those restrictions, and we appreciate your cooperation in helping us

maintain the integrity of our athletics program.”

- Head Coach Tom Stone

The mission of Athletic Compliance at Texas Tech is to provide

a comprehensive compliance and monitoring program that

promotes knowledge of and adherence to NCAA, Big 12 Confer-

ence and institutional rules and regulations among members of

the athletics department, Texas Tech personnel and members of

the athletics community, thereby reducing infractions.

THE NCAA RULES AND YOU

Compliance with NCAA rules is of the highest priority for our ath-

letics programs and institutions. As a member of the NCAA, Texas

Tech University is responsible for the actions of its boosters and fans.

Even the best-intentioned action on your part may be a violation of

NCAA rules. Please contact the Texas Tech Compliance O! ce if you

have any questions regarding what is permissible. We encourage our

boosters and fans to help us “Protect Our House.”

REPRESENTATIVES OF ATHLETIC INTERESTS (BOOSTERS)

YOU ARE A BOOSTER IF YOU:

• Are an alum, fan, or friend of Texas Tech University;

• Have ever made contributions to the Texas Tech Athletics Depart-

ment;

or

• Have ever been involved in romoting the Texas Tech University

athletics programs in any way.

RECRUITING

Only coaches and athletic department sta" may be involved in the

recruiting process.

BOOSTERS ARE PROHIBITED FROM:

• Contacting a prospect in person on or o" our campus.

• Writing or telephoning a prospect or a member of the prospect’s

family.

• Making arrangements for a prospect or the prospects relatives or

friends to receive money, gifts, services, or � nancial aid of any kind.

• Providing transportation for a prospect or the prospect’s relatives or

friends to visit our campus.

BOOSTERS ARE PERMITTED TO:

• Notify our coaches about prospects in your area that may be strong

additions to our teams.

• Attend high school or two-year college athletic contests or other

events where prospects may compete. However, you may not con-

tact the prospect or the prospect’s relatives.

• Continue existing friendships with families of prospects, buy you

may not attempt to recruit the prospect.

PROSPECTIVE STUDENT ATHLETES (PROSPECT)

A prospect is any student who has started classes for the ninth grade

in a high school or prep school, or who attends a junior college. In

addition, an individual who has o! cially withdrawn from a four-year

college or university is considered a prospect.

An individual remains a prospect until they enroll at Texas Tech Uni-

versity full-time during the regular academic year (i.e., fall or spring).

Otherwise, the individual remains a prospect, even if they signed a

National Letter of Intent.

STUDENT-ATHLETES

A student-athlete is any student who is enrolled at Texas Tech Uni-

versity and is a current or former member of a varsity athletics team.

Thank you for your support and for helping Texas Tech protect our house!

“It is a priority of the athletics department that we abide by all NCAA and Big 12 Conference rules and regulations. It is impera-

tive that our alumni, fans and others associated with Texas Tech athletics continue to partner with us in our e� orts to adhere

to all NCAA and Big 12 rules. We ask all those interested in Texas Tech athletics to know and abide by the rules that a� ect them

and the eligibility of our student-athletes while they participate for Texas Tech. Go Red Raiders!”

- Gerald Myers, Director of Athletics

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