2012 Grand Valley State Women's Soccer Media Guide

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unIversIty InforMatIonLocation ..............................................Allendale, Mich.Enrollment............................................................24,541Founded ..................................................................1960President ..............................................Thomas J. HaasAthletic Director ..........................................Tim SelgoAssociate AD/SWA ....................................Keri BeckerFaculty Athletic Representative ..........Paul LeidigAssociate A.D./Media Relations ................Tim NottAssoc. A.D./Marketing and Promotions......Doug LipinskiAthletic Academic Coordinator ..Dr. Damon ArnoldGame and Event Operations ........Jamie SchlagelConference ............................................................GLIACNickname ..............................................................LakersColors........................................Blue, Black and WhiteNational Affiliation ........................NCAA Division IIHome Field ....................................GVSU Soccer FieldAll-Time Home Record ................................112-30-6Athletic Department Phone..........(616) 331-2557Athletic Department Fax ................(616) 331-3232Ticket Office Phone ..........................(616) 331-3741Athletic Web Site ..................www.gvsulakers.com

teaM InforMatIon2011 Overall Record ..........................................20-1-42011 Home Record ............................................10-0-02011 Road Record ................................................8-0-32011 Neutral Record ............................................2-1-12011 GLIAC Record/Finish ..........................15-0/1st2011 GLIAC Home Record ....................................7-02011 GLIAC Road Record ......................................8-0Final 2011 Ranking ................................NSCAA- 2nd2011 Postseason ......NCAA National ChampionshipReturning Starters ..................8 (2 F, 2 MF, 3 D, GK)Letterwinners Returning ........................................20Letterwinners Lost ............................5 (F, 2 MF, 2 D)Returning Starters ..........................................................Senior F Kayla Addison, Senior F Ashley Botts,Sophomore MF Charlie Socia, Senior MF AlyssaMira, Junior D Tayler Ward, Junior D Kayla KimbleSenior GK Chelsea Parise

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First Season of Competition ..............................1996All-Time Record............................................233-73-19 NCAA Appearances......................................................9Final Four Appearances ..............................................5NCAA Tournament Record..............................21-7-4NCAA DII Championships ................2 (2009, 2010)GLIAC Championships ................................................7

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Head Coach..............................................Dave DiIanniGVSU Record/Years ................................177-16-14/9Overall Record/Years ............................177-16-14/9Soccer Office Phone ........................(616) 331-3080Soccer Office E-mail [email protected] Head Coach ........................Erica DemersAssistant Coaches ..............................Shay Mannino................................................................Scott Modisher

Credits: The 2012 GVSU soccer media guide is published by the GVSU

Sports Information Department. Written, edited and designed by Amanda

Murphy, with the assistance of Doug Witte, DJ Foster and Tim Nott. Pho-

tography by Doug Witte and Steven King. Cover page design by Doug

Witte.

Table of Contents/Quick Facts ..................1Media Information ........................................2Dave DiIanni ................................................4-5Assistant Coaches ......................................6-72012 Roster ......................................................8Player Profiles ............................................9-23Roster Breakdown........................................242012 Opponents....................................26-27All-Time Series ..............................................282011 Season Review ............................30-312011 Results ..................................................322011 Statistics ..............................................332011 GLIAC Honors ....................................342011 GLIAC Statistics ..................................35Lakers in the Polls ........................................36Individual Records ................................38-39Team Records ................................................40NCAA Records ........................................41-42All-Americans..........................................43-45GLIAC Awards................................................46Season Leaders ............................................47Year-by-Year Results..............................48-49NCAA Tournament Results ......................50All-Time Letterwinners ........................51-52This is Laker Soccer ..............................53-60

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sPorts InforMatIon offIceThe Grand Valley State University sports information office is located inthe GVSU Fieldhouse. Members of the sports information departmentmay be reached at the following telephone numbers or e-mail addresses:

Amanda Murphy, Graduate Assistant(616) 331-3280

[email protected]

Tim Nott, Associate Athletic Director, Media Relations(616) [email protected]

Sports Information Fax(616) 331-3838

Press credentIalsPress passes will be available on a first come, first serve basis to workingmedia who contact the sports information office at least two days in ad-vance. Credentials will be available at the GVSU Soccer Field.

IntervIeWs WIth coach dIIannIDave DiIanni can be reached in his office on weekdays during regularbusiness hours. His work phone number is (616) 331-3080 and his e-mailaddress is [email protected]. Coach DiIanni is also available by appoint-ment.

PractIcesAll practices, as a general rule, are open to the media. However, no inter-views may be conducted during a practice. Interviews with players orcoaches must be arranged in advance, and may be held before or afterpractice.

statIstIcsGame statistics will be delivered to media outlets in attendance at halftime and following the end of the game.

Phones/faXInG/e-MaIlGrand Valley State has telephones and telephone lines available for usebefore and after each game. The Grand Valley State sports information de-partment will compile an opponent fax list following the game. All faxingwill take place from the GVSU sports information office. The SID will alsoe-mail a complete box score following the game from [email protected].

the lakers on televIsIonWGVU television broadcasts “The Grand Valley State Sports Report,” a 30-minute program each Monday evening at 6 p.m. An interview with DaveDiIanni will be featured each week, along with game highlights fromwomen’s soccer and other GVSU sports. The show also airs each Tuesdayat 12:30 a.m. on WGVU and at 6:30 p.m. on Comcast Local and each Thurs-day at 11:30 a.m. Head coach Dave DiIanni will also appear every week onGVSN’s GOL TV hosted by DJ Foster at www.gvsulakers.com

Player IntervIeWsAll player interviews must be arranged through the sports information of-fice. This policy allows us to arrange a time that will not interfere with thestudent-athletes’ academic schedule. Game-day interviews are not per-mitted prior to the game, unless special arrangements have been made.Post-game interviews will be held at the field after the team has been re-leased from its post-game meeting. In general, Coach DiIanni, his assis-tants and players will be available about 10 minutes after the game.

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Dave DiIanni (de-ANN-ee) enters his 10th season as the headwomen's soccer coach at Grand Valley State University. Di-Ianni has tallied a 177-16-14 (.889) record in his nine seasonsand has guided the Lakers to nine consecutive NCAA Tourna-ment appearances. DiIanni is just the second head coach inthe program's 15-year history. His .889 winning percentageranks him first among active Division II head coaches.

The 2011 GLIAC Coach of the Year guided the Lakers to a 20-1-4 record and a runner-up finish at the NCAA NationalChampionship. GVSU spent most of the season ranked in theTop 10 in the country in the NSCAA Coaches Poll and re-mained unbeaten at home to finish the year. Three Lakersearned spots on the NSCAA All-American team, while sixwere named to the Daktronics All-America teams. AshleyBotts was awarded with the Capital One Academic All-Ameri-can of the Year for her performance on the field and in theclassroom.

Guiding the Lakers to back-to-back NCAA DII National Cham-pionships and a 22-1-2 record in 2010. GVSU finished the reg-ular season ranked No. 9 team in the nation and set twoNCAA DII records for most shutouts in a season with 21 andset a tournament record with 17 goals scored. The tough Laker backline also held opponents to just five goals onthe year, which were all recorded on the road and during the regular season. Senior defender Jenna Wenglinskiwas the second Laker to be honored with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Women'sNCAA Division II National Player of the Year.

During the 2009 campaign, GVSU notched an undefeatedrecord of 22-0-4 and claimed the program's first national cham-pionship title. The Lakers were undefeated in regular season forthe third consecutive year at 17-0-2. GVSU ended the regularseason ranked the No. 3 team in the nation and won its fifthconsecutive GLIAC title. Following the season, two Lakers werenamed to all-american teams and forward Irie Dennis wasnamed the NSCAA Women's NCAA Division II National Player ofthe Year. DiIanni was named the 2009 CaptainU Division IIWomen's Soccer Coach of the Year.

In 2008, DiIanni led the Lakers to their second consecutive un-defeated regular season with a 21-0 overall record. GVSU wasranked No. 1 in the National Soccer Coaches Association ofAmerica for 11 consecutive weeks. Grand Valley State closed outthe season with a 22-1 record and a spot in the Midwest Re-gional Championship, as well as its fourth consecutive GLIAC

DAvID DIIANNInn-2006 NSCAA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

-TWO-TIME NSCAA GREAT LAKES REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

-NINE STRAIGHT NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES

-SEVEN GLIAC TITLES

-SECOND AMONG ACTIVE DII COACHES IN WIN PERCENTAGE (.889)-2009 AND 2010 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

diIanni’s Gvsu coaching record overall GlIacYear Record Pct. Record Pct.2003 17-2-2 .857 6-0-2 .8752004 15-5 .750 6-2 .7502005 19-3 .864 7-1 .8752006 19-2-1 .886 7-1 .8752007 21-1-1 .935 8-0 1.0002008 22-1 .957 14-0 1.0002009 22-0-4 .923 13-0-1 .9642010 22-1-2 .920 12-1-2 .8672011 20-1-4 .880 15-0 1.000total 177-16-14 .889 88-5-5 .923


title. Three Lakers were named to all-american teams following theseason.

After leading his 2007 squad to a perfect 17-0-0 regular seasonrecord and a school-record 21-1-1 overall record, DiIanni was namedthe National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) GreatLakes Region Coach of the Year. He led the Lakers to their secondtrip to the NCAA Final Four in as many years. GVSU was ranked No. 1overall for nine consecutive weeks in 2007. The Lakers claimed theirthird straight GLIAC title and second straight Great Lakes RegionalTitle, as well as the inaugural GLIAC Tournament title.

In 2006, DiIanni improved upon his previous success at Grand ValleyState. Once again, the Lakers had a school-best year, finishing with arecord of 19-2-1. GVSU advanced all the way to the school's firstNCAA Division II National Championship game before losing 1-0, inovertime, to Metro State.

Then-sophomore Katy Tafler set a school record, notching 33 goalsand 73 points on the year, breaking her own records of 25 goals and58 points set in 2005. Tafler also placed first in the nation in DivisionII, recording 3.32 points per contest. For his accomplishments, Di-Ianni was named the NSCAA/Adidas Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year.

DiIanni guided the Lakers through a year of firsts in 2005, capturing GVSU's first-ever GLIAC and NCAA Great LakesRegional Championships. The 19-3 overall record was, at the time, the best in school history, with the Lakers rollingoff 11 consecutive victories in the season. GVSU finished the season ranked eighth in the NSCAA/Adidas nationalpoll.

The Lakers' 7-1 GLIAC record helped them claim their first-ever Great Lakes Regional Championship and advance tothe NCAA Quarterfinals. GVSU captured the regional title with a 1-0 win over SIU-Edwardsville and a 2-0 win overhost Northern Kentucky in the final. The Lakers dropped a 2-0 decision to eventual national champion Nebraska-Omaha in the quarterfinals.

In 2004, DiIanni's Lakers recorded a 15-5 overall record, while finishing second in GLIAC play with a conference markof 6-2. GVSU made its second-straight NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional Championship appearance. The Lakersfell to host Wisconsin-Parkside.

In his first season, DiIanni guided the Lakers to a then-school best record of 17-2-2 (.857) in 2003. GVSU recorded itsfirst-ever NCAA Tournament appearance as it hosted the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional Championship.GVSU defeated Wisconsin-Parkside 4-0 in the first game before falling, 4-3, to Northern Kentucky in the champi-onship match.

DiIanni joined Grand Valley State after seven years as the head coach of the Jackson Lumen Christi High Schoolwomen's soccer team. DiIanni also spent three years as an assistant coach at Hillsdale College, where he helpedbegin the men's and women's soccer programs. During his stint at Hillsdale, the women's team finished fourth inthe GLIAC in just their third season. The men's team was also nationally ranked for one week.

DiIanni turned in a 100-19-18 overall coaching record while at Lumen Christi helping the Titans advanced to thestate finals in 2000, dropping a 1-0 decision to Detroit Country Day. In addition, Lumen Christi made it to the statesemifinals three times under DiIanni and to the regional finals twice. DiIanni was a five-time district coach of theyear and a four-time regional coach of the year.

DiIanni has spent seven years working with the Olympic Development Program in Michigan, training and develop-ing the highest level of soccer in the state. He is presently the head coach of the 97 ODP age group. He is also aUSSF B-licensed coach, which is highly recognizable among soccer coaches.

DiIanni and his wife, Kristy, have an nine-year old daughter, Karissa, and a five-year old named Kelsey.

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Erica Demers is in her eighth seasonas the assistant women's soccercoach at Grand Valley State Univer-sity and was named the AssociateHead Coach in December 2011.Over the past eight seasons, Demershas helped the Lakers capture back-to-back National titles and becomeone of the strongest offensive pro-grams in Division II. Demers has as-sisted the team win nine straightGLIAC championships and eightNCAA Regional Championships. GVSU has an impressive 145-9-12record with Demers as head assis-tant, which is an astounding 91 win-ning percentage. Grand Valley Statehas tallied season-best goal totalsunder Demers in each of the last sixseasons, culminating with a schoolrecord 92 in 2010.

With Demers on the sidelines, theLakers outscored opponents by 3.68goals per game in 2010. Workingprimarily with the offense, Demershas seen 13 student-athletes garnerAll-America honors, six of whichwere forwards and midfielders, andmore than 20 players named All-GLIAC selections. GVSU has alsowon GLIAC Offensive Player of theYear in five out of the last six sea-sons.

Besides focusing on in-game per-formance, Demer helps with stu-dent-athletes' classroom successes.Under her tenure, Demers has hadtwo Academic All-American of theYear, eight Academic All-American

selections, one Elite 88 Award win-ner and more than 40 athletesawarded GLIAC All-Academic hon-ors.

Demers was responsible for the de-velopment of All-American forwardKaty Tafler who holds the top spot incareer points in the GVSU recordbook with 269 points (114 goals and41 assists). Tafler is also one of 23student-athletes in Division II his-tory who recorded at least 40 goalsand 40 assists, while ranking third inthe NCAA record book in careerpoints.

Currently, Demers is responsible forseniors Ashley Botts and Kayla Addi-son who have proven to be an of-fensive threat, both individually andalone. Botts and Addison have tal-lied double-digit goal totals in eachof their three seasons and rank inthe top five in the GVSU record bookin points and goals.

Besides her daily coaching tasks, De-mers is the recruiting coordinator,camps coordinator and camp in-structor, strength and condition in-structor and fundraising director.She handles NCAA Compliance pa-perwork and monitors teamacademics.

Before coming to Grand Val-ley State, Demers played fouryears of Division I soccer atOakland University. Follow-ing that, she spent one yearas a graduate assistant at TheCitadel.

In addition to coaching colle-giate soccer, Demers was alsoan instructor for the U-18girls and U-6 boys and girls atOakland University's soccercamps. She also trained theU-17 girls' Mesa Soccer Club.

Demers played in 81 gamesduring her four years as aGolden Grizzly. In her seniorseason, she was named theMid-Continent ConferenceTournament MVP after lead-ing her team to its fourthconsecutive conference tour-

nament title and third straightNCAA appearance. She was a two-time Mid-Continent Conference FirstTeam selection and earned Mid-ConPlayer of the Year honors in 2002.Demers ended her career at OU with15 goals, 25 assists and 55 points.

Demers also played for the Cana-dian U-21 National Team Pool andwas part of the Canadian NationalChampionship team in 2000. In1997-98, she played for the NationalTraining Centre team and was amember of the Ontario ProvincialTeam for five years.

In 2004, Demers graduated fromOakland University with a Bachelorof Science in Health Science and in2009 she graduated from GVSU witha Master's of Education.

A native of Welland, Ontario,Canada, she graduated from Cen-tennial Secondary High School.

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Scott Modisher comes back for his eighth season behind the bench as anassistant coach for Grand Valley State. Modisher helped coach one of DivisionII’s top goalkeepers, as Kristina Nasturzio ranked fifth in the nation with a .23goals against average and fourth with a save percentage of .912 in 2008. Modisher has also been the varsity girls’ soccer coach at Cedar SpringsHigh School for the past 13 years. Modisher started the program, claiming twodistrict championships and reaching the finals once. He is also a two-time dis-trict Coach of the Year selection. Before venturing into high school soccer, Modisher spent two years as theassistant women’s soccer coach at his alma mater, Hope College. Modisherplayed three years of soccer at Hope, starting as a central defender.

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Shay Mannino enters her first season with the Grand Valley State soccerprogram after a successful college career at Central Michigan. Mannino comes to the Lakers after a successful coaching season at AlmaCollege, helping the Scots qualify for the NCAA tournament. At Central Michi-gan she was a four-year starting keeper where she was the all-time Mid-Ameri-can Conference (MAC) leader in goals-against average. She was a 2010 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award top ten finalist, winner of theDick Enberg award given to the top CMU Scholar Athlete, and named to theSenior Class All-American Team. In 2009, Mannino led the nation with 17shutouts and established the second longest scoreless streak in NCAA DivisionI history. While at CMU she helped the Chippewas to back-to-back MAC cham-pionships and NCAA tournament appearances. Mannino compiled a record of45-18-7 and is the Chippewas’ all-time leader in goalkeeper wins. Mannino was a two-time All-Conference selection and was also named tothe NSCAA Academic All-American Team as well as the MAC Defensive Playerof the Year in 2009. In that same season, she was a SoccerNews/Soccer Net Na-tional Player of the Year Finalist. In addition to coaching at Alma, Mannino was the varsity coach at GrosseIle High School and has also been a camp instructor at Star Goalkeeper Acad-emy and Michigan Rush. A native of Grosse Ile, Mich., Mannino earned a bachelor of science in ele-mentary education from Central Michigan in 2012.

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# Name Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown (Last School)1 Chelsea Parise 5-9 GK Sr. Sterling Heights, Mich. (Stevenson)2 Katie Klunder 5-7 MF/F Fr. Grandville, Mich. (Calvin Christian)3 Kayla Kimble 5-3 D Jr. Livonia, Mich. (Stevenson)4 Ashley Botts 5-6 F Sr. Beloit, Wis. (Boylan Catholic)6 Katie Bounds 5-2 F Fr. Southfield, Mich. (University High School Academy)7 Kelsey Fiscus 5-7 D Jr. Novi, Mich. (Northville)8 Alyssa Wesley 5-8 D So. Lake Orion, Mich.9 Kayla Addison 5-6 F Sr. Southfield, Mich. (Detroit Country Day)10 Shelby Humphries 5-8 MF Jr. Portage, Mich. (Portage Central)11 Jenny Shaba 5-6 D So. West Bloomfield, Mich. (Walled Lake Western)12 Taylor Callen 5-6 D Jr. Mattawan, Mich.13 Maria Brown 5-6 F Sr. Columbus, Ohio (New Albany)15 Juane Odendaal 5-4 MF So. London, Ontario (St. Thomas Aquinas)16 Alyssa Mira 5-6 F Sr. Livonia, Mich. (Churchill)17 Sam Decker 5-3 D Jr. Rockford, Mich.18 Kelly Capoccia 5-5 MF Fr. Farmington Hills, Mich. (Ladywood)19 Casey McMillan 5-10 F Fr. Byron Center, Mich. (East Kentwood)20 Molly Streeter 5-8 D Sr. Mississauga, Ontario (Loyola Catholic)21 Katelynn Krause 5-9 MF Fr. Plymouth, Mich. (Salem)23 Charlie Socia 5-4 F So. Portage, Mich. (Portage Central)24 Cassandra Wiltshire 5-5 F So. Ajax, Ontario (Pickering)25 Tayler Ward 5-8 D Jr. Grand Blanc, Mich.26 Autumn Jacobs 5-8 MF Jr. Saline, Mich. (Indiana State)30 Abbey Miller 5-8 GK Jr. Saginaw, Mich. (Heritage)31 Holly Ellerbroek 5-8 GK Fr. Holland, Mich. (Holland Christian)

Olivia Emery 5-3 F Fr. Grandville, Mich.

Head Coach: Dave DiIanniAssociate Head Coach: Erica DemersAssistant Coaches: Shay Mannino, Scott Modisher

# Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown (Last School)9 Kayla Addison Jr. F 5-6 Southfield, Mich. (Detroit Country Day)4 Ashley Botts Jr. F 5-6 Beloit, Wis. (Boylan Catholic)6 Katie Bounds Fr. F 5-2 Southfield, Mich. (University High School Academy)13 Maria Brown Jr. F 5-6 Columbus, Ohio (New Albany)12 Taylor Callen So. D 5-6 Mattawan, Mich.18 Kelly Capoccia Fr. MF 5-5 Farmington Hills, Mich. (Ladywood)17 Sam Decker So. D 5-3 Rockford, Mich.31 Holly Ellerbroek Fr. GK 5-8 Holland, Mich. (Holland Christian)

Olivia Emery Fr. F 5-3 Grandville, Mich.19 Kelsey Fiscus So. D 5-7 Novi, Mich. (Northville)10 Shelby Humphries So. MF 5-8 Portage, Mich. (Central)26 Autumn Jacobs So. MF 5-8 Saline, Mich. (Indiana State)3 Kayla Kimble So. D 5-3 Livonia, Mich. (Stevenson)2 Katie Klunder Fr. MF/F 5-7 Grandville, Mich. (Calvin Christian)21 Katelynn Krause Fr. MF 5-9. Plymouth, Mich. (Salem)19 Casey McMillan Fr. F 5-10 Byron Center, Mich. (East Kentwood)30 Abbey Miller So. GK 5-10 Saginaw, Mich. (Hertiage)16 Alyssa Mira Jr. F 5-6 Livonia, Mich. (Churchill)15 Juane Odendaal Fr. MF 5-4 London, Ontario (St. Thomas Aquinas)1 Chelsea Parise Jr. GK 5-9 Sterling Heights, Mich. (Stevenson)11 Jenny Shaba Fr. F 5-6 West Bloomfield, Mich. (Walled Lake Western)23 Charlie Socia Fr. F 5-4 Portage, Mich. (Portage Central)20 Molly Streeter Jr. D 5-8 Mississauga, Ont. (Loyola Catholic)25 Tayler Ward So. D 5-8 Grand Blanc, Mich.2 Alyssa Wesley Fr. D 5-8 Lake Orion, Mich.24 Cassandra Wiltshire Fr. F 5-5 Ajax, Ontario (Pickering)

PronuncIatIon GuIdeKelly Capoccia - ka-po-SHA Holly Ellerbroek - ELLER-brook Katelynn Krause - KrowseShelby Humphries - hump-FREEZE Alyssa Mira - my-RUH Juane Odendaal - You-NAY Oh-din-dollChelsea Parise - puh-REESE Charlie Socia - so-SHA Dave DiIanni - dee-On-neeErica Demers - duh-MERS

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careerEighth in the GVSU record book in points with 113 (46g, 21a) ... isin fourth in career goals with 46 ... has 13 game-winning goals tosit in fifth place, while also sitting in 10th in career assists with 21.

as a Junior (2011)Named to the Daktronics All-America second team ... earnedNSCAA All-Midwest Region first team honors ... voted to the All-GLIAC first team ... started in all 24 games played ... second onthe team in goals (15) ... finished third on team in assists (11) ...concluded the season ranked 16th in the country in goals and17th in total points (37) ... tallied a goal in the second game ofthe season at Minnesota State Mankato (Sept. 4) ... notched thegame-winning tally against Saginaw Valley (Sept. 11) in overtime... had the game-winning goal at Lake Erie (Sept. 23) in a 4-0 win... tallied two goals in the 5-0 win at Ashland (Sept. 25) ... posted agoal and assist against Ferris State (Sept. 28) and Northwood(Sept. 30) ... totaled two goals and two helpers in the 5-0 win atNorthern Michigan (Oct. 14) ... notched a goal and an assist inback to back wins over Michigan Tech (Oct. 16) and Tiffin (Oct.21) ... named GLIAC Athlete of the Week on October 17 ...talliedan assist on the game-winning goal at Ferris State (Oct. 29) ... hadback-to-back goals in the 3-1 win in the NCAA Regional semifinalagainst UW-Parkside (Nov. 13) ... also scored in the Regional Finalagainst Northern Kentucky (Nov. 18) ... took four shots in bothgames against Chico State (Dec. 1) and Saint Rose (Dec. 3) in theNCAA Final Four ... earned NCAA All-Tournament team honors.

as a sophomore (2010)Daktronics and NSCAA Midwest All-Region, Daktronics All-Ameri-can first team and All-GLIAC first team selection ... led the team ingoals (20), points (49) and game-winning goals (7) ... recorded ahat-trick and an assist in the 5-0 win over Michigan Tech (Oct. 17)and earned GLIAC North Division Athlete of the Week ... startedin all 25 matches, playing in 1,553 minutes.

as a freshman (2009)Appeared in 26 games, starting 11 for 1174 minutes ... recordedfour multi-point games during the year and put 44 of her 82shots on frame ... notched three goals in the 8-0 win over North-

wood on Oct. 28 ... recorded two goals and an assist in the8-2 win over Missouri-St. Louis (Sept. 6) ... played a season-high 77 minutes in the overtime win over Saint Rose (Dec.3) ... tied for second on the team in goals (11) and points(27).

high schoolAll-State first team during the 2008 season ... All-Districtand All-Region selection from 2006-08 ... State finalists in2006 and 2008 ... District champions in 2008 ...District andRegional champions in 2006.

PersonalHer guardian is Sara Addison ... enjoys drawing and play-ing cards ... majoring in physical education.

addison’s career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2009 26 11 5 27 82 44 .537 02010 25 20 9 49 96 56 .583 72011 24 15 7 37 94 49 .521 6total 75 46 21 113 272 149 .548 13

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careerRanks third in the GVSU record book in total points with 122(49g, 24a) ... sits in third in total goals (49) and eighth in career as-sists (24) ... ranked third in game-winning goals with 19.

as a Junior (2011)Named Capital One Academic All-America of the Year and theAll-District IV first team ... earned GLIAC Offensive Player of theYear honors ... named to the Daktronics and NSCAA All-Americafirst teams ... also earned GLIAC first team honors ... honored withthe GLIAC Commissioner's Award ... started in all 25 games ... ledthe team with 20 goals and was ranked tied for first in the nationin total goals ... had 51 points on the season which also was tiedfor first in the country ... her 51 points is sixth in the GVSU single-season record book ... tallied six game-winning goals ... had ninemulti-point game ... made a penalty kick against Northern Michi-gan (Sept. 18) ... scored four goals against Northwood (Sept. 30),becoming the first player to accomplish the feat since 2007 ...named the GLIAC Athlete of the Week for three consecutiveweeks (Sept. 19, Sept. 26, and Oct. 3) ... scored two goals andadded an assist in the 3-0 win at Michigan Tech (Oct. 16) ... hadassists in back-to-back games against Tiffin (Oct. 21) and Findlay(Oct. 23) ... scored a goal in four consecutive games from Nov. 4to Nov. 18 in the postseason ... netted a goal and two assists inthe NCAA Regional Semifinal against Wisconsin-Parkside (Nov.13) ... assisted on the lone goal versus Chico State (Dec. 1) in theNCAA Semifinal and also landed the penalty kick that advancedthe Lakers to the championship game ... closed out the seasonwith a goal in the final game against Saint Rose (Dec. 3) ... namedto the NCAA All-Tournament team.

as a sophomore (2010)Earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV first team, All-GLIAC first team, and NSCAA All-American first team honors ...appeared in 19 matches, starting 18 for 1,189 minutes ... secondon the team with 14 goals and is second with six game-winninggoals ... was named the NCAA Tournament's Most OutstandingOffensive Player as she notched two goals in the semifinalsmatch.

as a freshman (2009)Earned Daktronics Division II Midwest Region first team, NSCAAAll-American third team, All-GLIAC first team and GLIAC Fresh-man of the Year honors ... notched a team-high 15 goals, 35

points and seven game-winning goals ... recorded fivemulti-point games ... scored the lone goal in the nationalchampionship game over CSU Dominguez Hills (Dec. 5),earning All-Tournament Team honors ... appeared in 26games, starting 16 for 1253 minutes ... played a season-high 88 minutes in the tie over Northern Kentucky (Nov.20).

high schoolRegional champions in 2007 and 2008 ... conference cham-pions all four years at Boylan Catholic ... tallied 33 and 32points in the 2007 and 2008 seasons.

Personal Daughter of David and Jan Botts ... enjoys family, soccer,snowboarding, art and piano ... biomedical science major.

botts’ career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2009 26 15 5 35 97 44 .454 72010 19 14 8 36 68 44 .647 62011 25 20 11 51 123 59 .480 6total 70 49 24 122 288 147 .510 19

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as a Junior (2011)Played in 23 games, starting 17 ... named to the All-GLIAC secondteam ... tallied 10 goals and three assists for 23 points to finishthird on the team ... tallied her first goal and assist of the seasonagainst Michigan Tech (Sept. 16) ... had four consecutive gameswith a goal in late September ... took a season-high five shotsversus Northwood (Sept. 30) ... notched two goals in the 4-0 winover Tiffin (Oct. 21) ... had game-winning goals in back-to-backwins victories against Findlay (Oct. 23) and at Ferris State (Oct.29) ... tallied an assist in the GLIAC semifinal against Tiffin (Nov. 4)... started in all of the postseason contests ... scored the lone goalin the NCAA semifinal against Chico State (Dec. 1).

as a sophomore (2010)Appeared in 23 matches, starting in two for 809 minutes ...notched five goals and four assists for a total of 14 points ...recorded the game-winning goal in the 4-0 win over MinnesotaState Mankato (Sept. 5) ... played a season-high 66 minutes in the2-2 tie with SVSU (Sept. 12) ...... had a goal and an assist in a 7-0victory against Lake Erie (Sept. 24) ... tallied two helpers againstOhio Dominican (Oct. 3) ... recorded on of the 10 goals in ashutout against Northwood (Oct. 8).

as a freshman (2009)Appeared in 26 games, playing in 655 minutes ... notched threegoals and five assists for a total of 11 points... recorded her firstcollegiate goal in the 4-1 win at Ferris State on Sept. 13 andscored the game-winning goal in the 2-1 win over the Bulldogs(Oct. 30) ... played a season-high 45 minutes in the 1-0 win overFindlay (Sept. 25).

high schoolPlayed three years of varsity soccer from 2006-08, earning theteam's Most Valuable Player honors in 2007 ... All-Conference firstteam and All-District second team selection in the same year ...played club soccer with the Blast.

PersonalDaughter of Daryl Brown and Lamara Love ... majoring in history.

brown’s career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2009 26 3 5 11 30 18 .600 12010 23 5 4 14 63 32 .508 12011 23 10 3 23 47 27 .574 2total 72 18 12 48 140 77 .550 4

13 MARIA BROWN

SENIOR FORWARD • LIVONIA, MICH.


as a Junior (2011)Played in six games this season, starting each in the midfield ...tallied a season-high four shots at Winona State (Sept. 2) andMinnesota State Mankato (Sept. 4) ... helped blank three oppo-nents in GLIAC play.

as a sophomore (2010)Started and appeared in 13 games, playing in 843 minutes ...recorded five goals and five assists for a total of 15 points ...notched the game-winning goal in the 3-0 win over Indianapolis(Sept. 28) ... recorded a goal and an assist in four matches forGVSU.

as a freshman (2009)Earned All-GLIAC second team honors ... appeared in 25 gamesplaying in 1,001 minutes ... tied for second on the team with 11goals and fourth on the team with 26 points ... recorded two as-sists in the 6-0 win over Findlay on Oct. 16 ... notched two goalsin the 9-1 win over Northern Michigan (Nov. 6) ... played a sea-son-high 88 minutes in the 1-1 tie against SVSU (Oct. 4).

high schoolPrepped at Forest Hills Central under head coach Jeremy Stacy ...All-state honorable mention in 2008 ... All-Region, All-Conferenceand All-District selection during 2008 season ... State Championsin both 2007 and 2008.

PersonalDaughter of Tom and Sherry Hilbert ... enjoys photography, read-ing, sports and music ... health professions major.

hilbert’s career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2009 25 11 4 26 63 37 .587 02010 13 5 5 15 35 19 .543 12011 6 0 0 0 13 7 .538 0total 44 16 9 41 111 63 .568 1

5 ERIN HILBERT

SENIOR MIDFIELDER • ADA, MICH.

as a Junior (2011)Started all 25 games ... named the GLIAC Defensive Player of theYear ... earned a spot on the Daktronics All-America third teamafter being selected to the Midwest Region first team ... selectedto the NSCAA Midwest Region first team ... had two goals and sixassists on the season, while helping the backline blank 16 oppo-nents ... played the full game 15 times, including three double-overtime contests to lead the team in minutes played ... tallied 29shots on the year with 14 being on target ... had an assist in theNorthern Michigan (Sept. 20) ... also notched a helper at Lake Erie(Sept. 23) ... tallied back-to-back assists versus Ferris State (Sept.28) and Northwood (Sept. 30) ... also scored her first goal of theseason against the Timberwolves ... recorded the game-winninggoal in the GLIAC Semifinals against Tiffin (Nov. 4) ... had back-to-back games with an assist against Ashland (Nov. 6) and UW-Park-side (Nov. 13) ... participated in all postseason contests.

as a sophomore (2010)Appeared in all 25 games for GVSU, starting in 20 for 1,653 min-utes ... earned All-GLIAC second team honors ... notched twogoals in the Regional Championship match in the 3-0 win overUW-Parkside on Nov. 18 ... recorded four goals and six assists for14 points and notched two game-winning goals.

as a freshman (2009)Appeared in 26 games and started nine, playing in 1166 minutes... played a season-high 69 minutes in the 8-2 win over Missouri-St. Louis on Sept. 4 ... scored her first collegiate goal in the 4-0win over Tampa (Aug. 30) ... notched four goals and one assists inher first three games ... recorded five goals and two assists for atotal of 12 points.

high schoolEarned All-Region and honorable mention All-State plaudits dur-ing the 2008 season ... team MVP during the 2006 season ...scholar-athlete during final three seasons at Livonia Churchill ...City, Division and Conference champions during the 2007 seasonand Division champions during the 2008 season.

PersonalDaughter of Scott and Geri Mira ... enjoys hanging out withfriends and going up north ... majoring in pre-med atGVSU.

Mira’s career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2009 26 5 2 12 28 9 .321 02010 25 4 6 14 41 17 .415 22011 25 2 6 10 29 14 .483 1total 76 11 14 36 98 40 .408 3

16 ALYssA MIRA

SENIOR MIDFIELDER • STERLING HEIGHTS, MICH.


careerRanks second in goals-against average (0.36) for her career ... issecond in wins (64) and shutouts (44) ... will likely set the recordfor career shutouts next season ... is also second in total saves(208) and save percentage (.885).

as a Junior (2011)Named to the NSCAA All-America first team ... selected to theDaktronics All-America second team ... earned a spot on theAll-GLIAC first team ... was a Capital One Academic All-DistrictIV first team selection ... started all 25 games, playing 2,311minutes ... posted a 20-1-4 record with 14 shutouts en route toa 0.39 goals against average ... her GAA ranked fourth in thecountry, while ranking second in minutes played ... allowed just10 goals on the season and picked up 68 saves ... had a streakof 1,003 minutes and 26 seconds during the season whichranks in the top 10 in NCAA Division II history ... made a seasonand career-high tying eight saves at Minnesota State Mankato(Sept. 4) ... posted three consecutive shutouts against SaginawValley (Sept. 11), Michigan Tech (Sept. 16) and Northern Michi-gan (Sept. 18) ... had a streak of eight straight shutouts goingincluding all games during the month of October ... also postedback-to-back blank sheets in the GLIAC tournament ... madefour saves in the NCAA Regional Semifinal against Wisconsin-Parkside (Nov. 13) ... had seven saves in the NCAA Semifinalagainst Chico State (Dec. 1) ... also had back-to-back successfulshoot outs to keep the Lakers in the NCAA tournament againstColorado School of Mines (Nov. 20) and Chico State (Dec. 1).

as a sophomore (2010)Named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV Sec-ond Team, the NSCAA All-American second team and the Dak-tronics Midwest All-Region second team ... started all 25 gamesfor the Lakers playing in 2,193 minutes ... ... recorded a goals-against average (GAA) of 0.21 which is the single-season recordfor the Lakers ...set a school and NCAA Division II record with17 shutouts ... notched 76 saves ... helped GVSU set an NCAArecord with 21 shutouts on the season ... only allowed fivegoals on the year and play entire home schedule and postsea-son without allowing a goal.

as a freshman (2009)Earned All-GLIAC first team and NSCAA All-Midwest Regionthird team honors ... started 25 of GVSU's 26 games playing2,292 minutes ... recorded 13 shutouts and claimed a record of

22-0-4 ... notched 64 saves and only allowed 12 goals on theyear ... recorded a goal-against average of 0.47 and a savepercentage of 0.842.2008Earned a redshirt.

high schoolPlayed high school soccer at Stevenson High School underhead coach Bob Mondoux ... started as a freshman andearned All-Country and All-District honors her sophomoreyear ... as a junior, she earned All-County, All-District and All-Region accolades, as well as All-State honorable mention.

PersonalDaughter of Frank and Cyndi Parise ... enjoys working outand reading ... criminal justice major.

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1 cHELsEA PARIsE

SENIOR GOALKEEPER • STERLING HEIGHTS, MICH.

as a Junior (2011)Played 13 games in the back field ... played a season-high 52minutes at Lake Erie (Sept. 23) ... tallied her first goal of the sea-son in a 4-0 win at Northwood (Oct. 7) ... helped the defense toseven consecutive shutouts and only allowed three goals whileshe was on the field.

as a sophomore (2010)Played in 16 matches for GVSU for a total of 389 minutes ...recorded a season high 71 minutes in the 2-2 tie with SaginawValley State (Sept. 12) ... helped the Laker defense hold oppo-nents to just five goals.

as a freshman (2009)Appeared in 11 games for the Lakers, playing in 160 minuters ...played a season-high 27 minutes in the 7-0 win over Tiffin onSept. 27 ... was a part of a backline that only allowed 12 goals.

high schoolEarned Most Valuable Player honors with Loyola Catholic in 2008... won the Region of Peel Secondary School Athletic AssociationChampionship in both 2006 and 2008 ... played with the ErinMills Eagles and won the 2009 Ontario Indoor Cup for four con-secutive seasons.

PersonalDaughter of Guy and Cheryl Streeter ... enjoys reading, swim-ming, and playing sports ... majoring in nursing.

streeter’s career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2009 11 0 0 0 0 0 .000 02010 16 0 0 0 0 0 .000 02011 13 1 0 2 2 1 .500 0total 40 1 0 2 2 1 .500 0

20 MOLLY sTREETER

SENIOR DEFENDER • MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO

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TAYLOR cALLEN

#12JUNIOR

DEFENDER

MATTAWAN, MICH.

as a sophomore (2011)Played in all 25 games, starting 10 ... had six shots includ-ing three on target ... part of a backline that limited oppo-nents to just 6.7 shots per game ... also defended 16shutouts, while only allowing 10 goals on the season ...helped the defense tally three consectuive blank sheets inGLIAC play during September ... limited the Ohio Domini-can (Oct. 2) and Tiffin (Oct. 21) offenses to just two shots ...helped the defense to a full month of shutouts as eight op-ponents were held scoreless in October ... then blanked Tif-fin (Nov. 4) and Ashland (Nov. 6) in the GLIAC Tournament... started in every postseason contests.

as a freshman (2010)Appeared in 23 games for the Lakers, playing in 571 min-utes ... had three goals and four assists for a total of 10points ...recorded her first collegiate goal in the 5-0 winover Northwood (Sept. 10) ... played a season-high 41 min-utes in the 3-0 win over UW-Parkside in the RegionalChampionship match.

high schoolPlayed four years of soccer at Mattawan under head coachKurt Brown ... two-time All-Division, All-District, All-Stateand All-Conference selection ... selected as captain her jun-ior and senior years ... helped the Wildcats to two divisiontitles ('07, '08) and a District Championship in 2007.

PersonalDaughter of Dave and Sonia Callen ... enjoys reading, trav-eling and hanging out with family ... health professionsmajor.

sAM DEcKER

#17JUNIOR

DEFENDER

ROCKFORD, MICH.

as a sophomore (2011)Played in eight games ... had two shots on goal in the 4-0win over Michigan Tech (Sept. 16) ... helpedlimit the Tiffin(Oct. 21) offense to just two shots ... helped the defense toa full month of shutouts as eight opponents were heldscoreless in October ... saw time against Colorado Schoolof Mines (Nov. 20) in the NCAA Quarterfinals, helping thedefense shutout the Orediggers.

as a freshman (2010)Appeared in 12 matches for the Lakers, playing in 174 min-utes...Recorded her first collegiate goal in a GVSU uniformin the 7-0 win over Lake Erie (Sept. 24)...Played a seasonhigh 37 minutes in the 10-0 win over Northwood (Oct. 8).

high schoolPlayed the last four years at Rockford High School underhead coach Amira Ponne...As a sophomore she was namedmost improved...Her junior year she was selected to the all-district and academic all-nation teams...Help the Rams totwo district championships.

PersonalDaughter of Steven and Jackie Decker ... enjoys wake-boarding and running ... mother was a distance runner atCentral Michigan ... health professions major.

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sHELBY HuMPHRIEs

#10JUNIOR

MIDFIELDER

PORTAGE, MICH.

as a sophomore (2011)Was part of the National Runner-Up team.

as a freshman (2010)Appeared in 15 games for GVSU, playing in 230 min-utes...Recorded her first point in a Laker uniform as shenotched an assist in the 4-0 win over Minn. State (Sept.5)...Played a season high 28 minutes in the 10-0 win overNorthwood (Oct. 8).

high schoolSpent her high school years at Portage Central underhead coach Pat Norman ... All-Conference her freshman,sophomore and junior years and All-Division her fresh-man and sophomore years ... three-time conferencechamps, two-time regional champs and district champsand MHSAA Division I State Champions in 2009 and wasnamed to the All-Tournament team.

PersonalDaughter of Joe and Marshon Humphries ... enjoys four-wheeling, wave running and snowmobiling

KELsEY FIscus

#7JUNIOR

DEFENDER

NOVI, MICH.

as a sophomore (2011)Battled with an injury in the early part of the season ... sawtime in four games, all in the NCAA tournament ... played aseason-high 36 minutes in the championship gameagainst Saint Rose (Dec. 3).

as a freshman (2010)Started three matches and appeared in 20 for the Lakersfor 825 minutes ... tallied a goal and three assists for a totalof five points ...recorded her first collegiate goal in a GVSUuniform in the 4-0 win over Findlay (Nov. 5) ... notched twoassists in the 3-0 win at Ferris State (Sept. 8) and played aseason high 69 minutes.

high schoolFour-year varsity starter at Northville ... All-area during the2008 season ... All-conference, all area and all-district herjunior year (2009) ... Was selected as a captain her senioryear ... Three-time division champions, and two-time dis-trict and conference champions.

PersonalDaughter of James and Kimberly Fiscus.

fiscus’ career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2010 20 1 3 5 12 3 .250 02011 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 total 24 1 3 5 12 3 .250 0

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KAYLA KIMBLE

#3JUNIOR

DEFENDER

LIVONIA, MICH.

as a sophomore (2011)Named to the Daktronics Midwest Region second team ...started in all 21 games played ... anchored a defense thatrecorded 16 shutouts and only allowed 10 goals ... the de-fense ranked fourth in the nation in goals-against average(0.384) ... tallied two shots at Winona State (Sept. 2) ... partof a backline that notched three consecutive shutouts inSeptember ... had an assist in the 5-0 win at Ashland (Sept.25) ... had two shots versus Northwood (Sept. 30) ...limitedthe Ohio Dominican (Oct. 2) and Tiffin (Oct. 21) offenses tojust two shots ... helped the defense to a full month ofshutouts as eight opponents were held scoreless in October... also posted blank sheets in the GLIAC Tournament ... keptColorado School of Mines (Nov. 20) off the board in theNCAA Quarterfinals ... also landed a penalty kick that helpedadvance GVSU to the NCAA Semifinals.

as a freshman (2010)Appeared in 21 games and started one for the Lakers for 454minutes ... recorded her first collegiate goal in the 4-0 winover Findlay (Nov. 5) ... played a season high 45 minutes inthe 5-0 win over Michigan Tech (Sept. 17) ... finished the yearwith one goal and one assist for a total of three points.

high schoolPrepped at Livonia Stevenson High School, under headcoach Chris Grodzicki ... was a four-year starter and teamcaptain for two years ... was selected to the All-Division, All-Conference, and All-Area teams her junior season ... was se-lected as scholar-athlete of the year in 2009 ... led theSpartans to City Championship in 2008 and District Cham-pionship in 2009.

PersonalDaughter of Jim and Tami Kimble ... business major ... enjoyssoccer, reading and shopping ... father played soccer at Cen-tral Michigan.

kimble’s career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2010 21 1 1 3 14 5 .357 02011 21 0 1 1 8 1 .125 0total 42 1 2 4 22 6 .273 0

AuTuMN JAcOBs

#26JUNIOR

DEFENDER

SALINE, MICH.

as a sophomore (2011)Saw time in 23 games including a season-high 55 minutesat Lake Erie (Sept. 23) ... had 12 shots on the season includ-ing six on goal ... tallied a season high five shots in the 4-0win over Tiffin (Oct. 21) ... notched an assist in a 4-0 win atNorthwood (Oct. 7) ... had four shots in 10 minutes againstTiffin (Nov. 4) in the GLIAC Semifinal ... saw time in the NCAARegional Semifinal and Final games and the NCAA Semifi-nal.

at Indiana state universityas a freshman (2010)Saw action in all 18 contests during the 2010 regular sea-son, making a total of 14 starts ... assisted on ISU's first goalof the season against Western Michigan on Aug. 20 ... talliednine shots and four shots on goal throughout the year ...played an entire match eight times during the season, log-ging over 80 minutes in 12 contests ... was fifth on the teamand led all freshmen in minutes played with 1,420.

high schoolEarned All-District and All-Conference honors while atSaline High School ... member of the Vardar Soccer Clubteam, which won the 2009 and 2010 Michigan State Cup ti-tles.

PersonalBorn on March 10, 1992 ... daughter of Eric and MichelleKouba ... athletic training major.

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ABBEY MILLER

#30JUNIOR

GOALKEEPER

SAGINAW, MICH.

as a sophomore (2011)Played 14 minutes of in the 4-0 win against Lake Erie (Sept.23) ... earned a spot on the GLIAC All-Academic team.

as a freshman (2010)Played in two matches for GVSU and recorded 54 minutesof shutout soccer ... notched her first and second collegiatesave in the 10-0 win over Northwood (Oct. 8).

high schoolA three-time All-District and All-Conference selection ...two-time All-Academic and All-Region selection ... was All-State honorable mention her sophomore year and wasnamed most improved ... four-year varsity player and wasalso a captain her junior year.

PersonalDaughter of Bruce and Becky Miller ... enjoys reading, fish-ing, bike riding and hanging out with friends ... undecidedmajor.

TAYLER WARD

#25JUNIOR

DEFENDER

GRAND BLANC, MICH.

as a sophomore (2011)Started 16 games, while playing 24 ... became a fresh pair oflegs off the bench for the defense later in the season ...helped the backline to 16 shutouts, including 10 consecutiveto close out GLIAC action ... had two shots in the seasonopener at Winona State (Sept. 2) ... helped the defense tothree straight shutouts in September ... limited the Ohio Do-minican (Oct. 2) and Tiffin (Oct. 21) offenses to just two shots... notched an assist in the 3-0 win at Michigan Tech (Oct. 16)... took five shots with four being on goal ...helped the de-fense to a full month of shutouts as eight opponents wereheld scoreless in October ... saw time in all five postseasoncontests.

as a freshman (2010)Started 18 of 25 matches, playing in 1,522 minutes ... se-lected as GLIAC Freshman of the Year ... notched her first col-legiate point in the 3-0 win over Ashland (Sept. 26) ... playeda season high 93 minutes in the 1-1 tie with Tiffin (Oct. 22) ...part of a backline that did not give up a goal at home andheld opponents to five goals on the year.

high schoolPlayed the last four years at Grand Blanc High School ... as afreshman and sophomore was an All-District and secondteam All-Conference selection ... as a junior, was and All-Con-ference, All-District, All-Region, All-State honorable mentio-nand All-Academic selection ... was also selected as theteam's most valuable player that season.

PersonalDaughter of John and Jennifer Ward ... exercise sciencemajor.

Ward’s career statisticsyear GP G a Pts shots soG soG% GW2010 25 0 1 1 7 5 .714 02011 24 0 1 0 5 4 .800 0total 49 0 2 1 12 9 .750 0

Miller’s career statisticsyear GP Ga Gaa sv W l t sho2010 2 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 02011 1 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0total 76 27 0.36 208 64 2 10 44


as a freshman (2011)Started eight of 23 games played ... tallied three goals on theyear ... had 21 shots including 10 on target ... scored her first col-legiate goal against Michigan Tech (Sept. 16) ... notched a goalin back-to-back games at Northwood (Oct. 7) and NorthernMichigan (Oct. 14) ... one of two freshman to play in every post-season contest.

high schoolPlayed club soccer for North London in Ontario, Canada for headcoach Geoff Painter ... played on three leagues, U17, U19 andthe women's league ... was an Ontario Cup finalist for track andfield and also competed in cross country.

PersonalDaughter of Jacoba and Anton Odendaal ... enjoys running andsoccer ... nursing major.

JuANE ODENDAAL

#15SOPHOMORE

MIDFIELDER

LONDON, ONTARIO

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FORWARD

WESTBLOOMFIELD, MICH.

as a freshman (2011)Played in 21 games ... tallied 15 shots this season, includingnine on goal ... had four assists ...had one assist from her firstcollegiate game against Michigan Tech (Sept. 16) ... tallied aseason-high three shots against Saginaw Valley (Oct. 9) ...notched two assists in the 4-0 win at Northwood (Oct. 7) ... hasfour assists on the year ... played a season high 54 minutes ina 4-0 win at Lake Erie (Sept. 23) ... played in four postseasoncontests.

high schoolPlayed soccer at Walled Lake Western High School for coachMario Munoz ... named team MVP in 2010 and was a three-time All-Conference selection ... set a record for most goalsscored in a season in 2008 with 26 and is first in school historywith most goals scored in a career.

PersonalDaughter of Karen and Jerry Shaba ... enjoys skiing, camping,watching movies and making music ... majoring in pre-busi-ness.

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PORTAGE, MICH.

as a freshman (2011)Played in all 25 games including starting 15 ... had fourgoals on the season ... totaled 27 shots, including 10 on tar-get ... scored the first goal of the season and her career atWinona State (Sept. 2) ... netted the game-winning goal atOhio Dominican (Oct. 2) ... notched her third goal of the sea-son in a 2-0 win over Findlay (Oct. 23) ... landed the game-winning goal in the GLIAC Championship against Ashland(Nov. 6) ... one of two freshman to see time in every post-season contest, including playing a season-high 81 minutesagainst Chico State (Dec. 1).

high schoolPlayed four-years of soccer for head coach Patrick Normanat Portage Central ... helped the Mustangs to a Division IState Championship in 2009 and was a two-time All-Stateselection ... was the top scorer in 2009 with 29 goals scoredand in 2010 with 34 goals scored.

PersonalDaughter of Madeleine and Patrick Socia ... enjoys playingsports and hanging out with family and friends ... unde-cided major.

ALYssA WEsLEY

#8SOPHOMORE

DEFENDER

LAKE ORION, MICH.

as a freshmanSaw time in 15 games including five starts ... part of a back-line that posted 14 shutouts ... played her first collegiategame against Indianapolis (Sept. 20) ... with her on thebackline, GVSU owned three shutouts ... had two shots onthe season ... played a full 90 minutes at Ohio Dominican(Oct. 2) ...limited the Ohio Dominican (Oct. 2) and Tiffin (Oct.21) offenses to just two shots ... helped the defense to a fullmonth of shutouts as eight opponents were held scorelessin October ... also helped with two blank sheets in theGLIAC tournament ... started in the NCAA Regional Finalagainst Northern Kentucky (Nov. 18).

high schoolPlayed soccer at Lake Orion High School under head coachKen Snage ... helped the Dragons to a District Title in 2009and District runner-up in 2010 ... part of the backline thatrecorded 19 shutouts and only allowed six goals during the2009 season ... All-District and All-Area selection in 2010.

PersonalDaughter of Lisa and Jim Wesley ... enjoys volleyball, musicand movies ... majoring in elementary education.

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cAssANDRA WILTsHIRE

#24SOPHOMORE

MIDFIELDER

AJAX, ONTARIO

as a freshman (2011)Played in 13 games ... had three shots on the season ...played a season high 39 minutes in a 2-0 win at SaginawValley (Oct. 9) ... saw time against Northern Kentucky (Nov.18) and Colorado School of Mines (Nov. 20) in the NCAAtournament.

high schoolPlayed club soccer for the Ajax United Magic under headcoach Richard Hirst ... helped the Magic to a sliver medal inthe Canadian National tournament in 2009 and notchedthe Ontario Coupe Quebec Championship in 2010.

PersonalDaughter of Diane and Patrick Wiltshire ... enjoys drama,music and singing ... majoring in advertising and public re-lations.

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KELLY cAPOccIA

#18FRESHMAN

MIDFIELDER

FARMINGTON HILLS, MICH.

high school Played for the Livonia Soccer Club where teammates AlyssaMira and Kayla Addison developed as players ... also played forLadywood High School under Ken Shingledecker and led theBlazers to a Catholic League title after back-to-back CatholicLeague runner-up finishes ... ended her career as the school'sall-time leading scorer ... helped Ladywood to three district ti-tles ... team earned the regional title and a state semifinal ap-pearance in 2010 ... owned 58 goals and 35 assists for theBlazers ... a two-time all-state second team selection and hasalso earned all-district, all-region and All-Catholic League hon-ors ... a four-time scholar athlete and also volunteers for localyouth leagues.

Personal Daughter of Robert and Susan ... born March 10, 1994 ... hastwo siblings, Jim (23) and Jenny (26) ... also played a year of bas-ketball and was involved with Italian club.

KATIE BOuNDs

#6FRESHMAN

FORWARD

SOUTHFIELD, MICH.

high school Played for coach Paul Tinnion and the Michigan Jaguars ... de-veloped as a player through the club program due to her highschool not having a team.

Personal Daughter of William and Deidre ... born January 5, 1994 ... hasone brother, Jacobe (23) ... attended University High SchoolAcademy and was the vice president of her class ... plans tomajor in biology to work towards the physical therapy pro-gram.


HOLLY ELLERBROEK

#31FRESHMAN

GOALKEEPER

HOLLAND, MICH.

high schoolPlayed for Holland Christian Maroons under head coach El-liot Slenk ... led the team to two conference and three dis-trict championships ... was a three-time Ottawa-KentAll-Conference, all-district and all-region selection ... gar-nered All-Michigan first team honors her senior season ...only allowed five goals in her junior season ... also earnedall-state honors her sophomore season ... was chosen to at-tend an Olympic Development Program (ODP) Regionalcamp in the summer of 2011.

Personal Daughter of John and Ellen ... born January 19, 1994 ... hastwo brothers, Brett (24) and Joel (18) ... plans on majoringin health professions.

KATELYNN KRAusE

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MIDFIELDER

PLYMOUTH, MICH.

high school A four-time All-Kensington Lakes Athletic Association(KLAA) selection for Salem High School under head coachJoe Nora ... named the Salem High School Female Athleteof the Year in 2012 ... also earned all-district first team hon-ors in her sophomore, junior and senior seasons as well asbeing named a KLAA Scholar Athlete for all four years ...garnered All-Observerland first team honors and an All-State honorable mention after leading Salem to a third-place finish in its division ...owned 16 goals and 16 assists... helped lead Salem to the District Finals in 2010.

PersonalDaughter of Arno and Catherine ... born December 5, 1993... has one sister, Amanda (21) ... also played basketball forSalem and was a member of the National Honor Society ...after participating in the Health Occupations Student As-sociation, plans to major in physical therapy at GVSU.

KATIE KLuNDER

#2FRESHMAN

MIDFIELD/FORWARD

GRANDVILLE, MICH.

high schoolA four-time Ottawa-Kent All-Conference, all-area and all-state performer for Calvin Christian under Tim Terhaar ... inher final season, led the team to a state title ... named thetop player in Division 4 her senior year ... led the Squires tofour conference championships, while also being namedthe team captain in her junior and senior years ... played forthe Grand Rapids Crew ... selected to be a state ODP teammember.

PersonalDaughter of Jim and Lisa ... born September 22, 1993 ... hasa brother, Joe (12) and a sister, Sarah (15) ... participated inYoung Life and Youth Group ... also played voleyball anddanced in high school.

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BYRON CENTER, MICH.

high schoolA four-year member of the East Kentwood squad undercoach John Conlon, leading the Falcons to four conferencechampionships and two district titles ... earned All-Ottawa-Kent and all-area distinction in each of her four seasons ...picked up all-state and all-district honors in her sopho-more, junior and senior years ... named to the Dream Team... became school's scoring leader after tallying 80 goals.

PersonalDaughter of Chris and Deb ... born October 4, 1994 ... hastwo brothers, Hayden (15) and Max (12) ... was also involvedin track and cross country in high school ... psychologymajor.


2006 ChartsGraphsDiagrams.com

forwardsKayla Addison Maria Brown Ashley Botts Katie Bounds

Casey McMillan Cassandra Wiltshire Jenny Shaba

MidfieldersErin Hilbert Shelby Humphries Alyssa Mira Katelynn Krause

Kelly Capoccia Katie Klunder Kelsey Fiscus Charlie SociaJuane Odendaal Autumn Jacobs

defendersAlyssa Wesley Kayla Kimble Taylor Callen Sam Decker

Molly Streeter Tayler Ward

keepersHolly EllerbroekChelsea PariseAbbey Miller

by classseniors (7): Addison, Botts, Brown, Hilbert, Mira, Parise, StreeterJuniors (8): Callen, Decker, Fiscus, Humphries, Kimble, Jacobs, Miller, Wardsophomores (5): Odendaal, Shaba, Socia, Wesley, Wiltshirefreshmen (7): Bounds, Capoccia, Ellerbroek, Klunder, Krause, McMillan

by state/ProvinceMichiganada - Hilbertbyron center - McMillanfarmington hills - CapocciaGrand blanc - WardGrandville - Klunderholland - Ellerbroeklake orion - Wesleylivonia - Kimble, MiraMattawan - Callennovi - FiscusPlymouth - KrausePortage - Humphries, Sociarockford - Deckersaginaw - Millersaline - Jacobssouthfield - Addison, Boundssterling heights - PariseWest bloomfield - Shaba

ohiocolumbus - Brown

Wisconsinbeloit - Botts

canada (ontario)ajax - Wiltshirelondon - OdendaalMississauga - Streeter

OPPONENTs


Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Savannah, Ga.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peach BeltColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Maroon & Gold Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . .Eric FaulconerRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . .102-34-13 (7) 2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-3-32011 Conf. Record (Finish) . . . . . .9-0-1 (1st)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N/ALast GVSU Win . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N/AWomen’s Soccer SID . . . . .Chad JacksonSID E-mail . [email protected] . . . . . . . . .armstrongpirates.com

arMstronG atlantIcAugust 31 at GVSU Soccer Field

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Indianapolis, Ind.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLVC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crimson & GreyHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kiley CirillioRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . . 11-8-0 (1)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-8-02011 Conf. Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . 9-7 (7th)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sept. 20, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . .Sept. 20, 2011 (2-1)Women’s Soccer SID . . .Jackie PaquetteSID E-mail . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . .athletics.uindy.edu

IndIanaPolIs GreyhoundsSeptember 2 at GVSU Soccer Field

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Duluth, Minn.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NSIC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Maroon & Yellow Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Greg CaneRecord at School (Yrs.) . .184-99-28 (18) 2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-6-12011 Conf. Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . 10-3 (3rd)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NALast GVSU Win . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NAWomen’s Soccer SID . . . .Bryan NygaardSID E-mail . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . .umdbulldogs.com

MInnesota duluth bulldoGsSeptember 7 at Mankato, Minn.

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mankato, Minn.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NSIC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple & GoldHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . .Peter McGaheyRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . 57-20-8 (5)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17-3-32011 Conf. Record (Finish) . . . . . 10-1-2 (2nd)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sept. 4, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . . .Sept. 4, 2010 (4-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . .Luke StecklerSID E-mail . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . .msumavericks.com

MInnesota state MaverIcksSeptember 9 at Mankato, Minn.

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Big Rapids, Mich.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crimson & GoldHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Matt KelloggRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . 14-18-6 (2)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-9-32011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . 7-5-3 (3rd/N)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 29, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . .Oct. 29, 2011 (W, 1-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . . .Rob BentleySID E-mail . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . .ferrisstatebulldogs.com

ferrIs state bulldoGsSeptember 12 at GVSU Soccer Field

October 6 at Big Rapids, Mich.

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ashland, OhioConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple & GoldHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Glenn FrancisRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . .15-19-6 (2)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-8-42011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . 7-4-3 (2nd/S)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Nov. 6, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . . . .Nov. 6, 2011 (2-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . . . . . . . .Al KingSID E-mail . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . .goashlandeagles.com

ashland eaGlesSeptember 14 at GVSU Soccer Field

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Columbus, OhioConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . Black, White & GoldHead Coach . . . . . . . . . .Jonathan MeadeRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . . 23-7-6 (2)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-6-32011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . 8-4-2 (1st/S)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 2, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . . . .Oct. 2, 2011 (1-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . .Sarah TwiggsSID E-mail . [email protected] . . . .ohiodominicanpanthers.com

ohIo doMInIcan PanthersSeptember 16 at GVSU Soccer Field

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Saginaw, Mich.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red, White & BlueHead Coach . . . . . . . . . .Drago DumbovicRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . .82-59-9 (8)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-8-22011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . 5-8-2 (4th/N)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 9, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . .Oct. 9, 2011 (W, 2-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . . .Chris RoekleSID E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . .athletics.svsu.edu

saGInaW valley cardInalsSeptember 21 at GVSU Soccer Field

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Midland, Mich.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . Columbia Blue & WhiteHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dean PappasRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . . . . 5-11 (1)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-112011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . . 4-11 (6th/S)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 7, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . . . .Oct. 7, 2011 (4-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . .Travis McCurdySID E-mail . [email protected] .timberwolves.gonorthwood.com

northWood tIMberWolvesSeptember 23 at GVSU Soccer Field


Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Canton, OhioConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red, White & BlueHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . .Leta GramlichRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . 25-38-2 (4)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-132011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NALast Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NALast GVSU Win . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NAWomen’s Soccer SID . . . . .Taylor PowersSID E-mail . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . .malonepioneers.com

Malone PIoneersSeptember 28 at Canton, Ohio

Location . . . . . . . . . . .North Canton, OhioConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maroon & GoldHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dave RenardRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . . . . 13-5 (1)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13-52011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . . . . . . 8-3 (3rd)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NALast GVSU Win . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NAWomen’s Soccer SID . . . . . .Logan SmithSID E-mail . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . .walsh.edu/walsh-athletics

Walsh cavalIersSeptember 30 at North Canton, Ohio

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Findlay, OhioConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Orange & BlackHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Andy SmythRecord at School (Yrs.) . 230-151-26 (20)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-9-12011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . 6-7-1 (4th/S)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 23, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . . .Oct. 23, 2011 (2-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . . . .David BuckSID E-mail . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . athletics.findlay.edu

fIndlay oIlersOctober 12 at Findlay, Ohio

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tiffin, OhioConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Green & GoldHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Paula FantiniRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . 21-14-5 (2)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-8-32011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . 7-5-2 (3rd/S)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Nov. 4, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . . . .Nov. 4, 2011 (2-0)Women’s Soccer SID . .Shane O’DonnellSID E-mail . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . .gotiffindragons.com

tIffIn draGonsOctober 14 at Tiffin, Ohio

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Houghton, Mich.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Silver, Gold & GoldHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . .Michelle JacobsRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . 14-19-1 (2)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-9-12011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-9-1Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 16, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . . . .Oct. 16, 2011(3-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . . . .Wes FrahmSID E-mail . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . .michigantechhuskies.com

MIchIGan tech huskIesOctober 19 at GVSU Soccer Field

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marquette, Mich.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . Olive Green & Old GoldHead Coach . . . . . . . . .Matt GrandstrandRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . 85-50-15 (8)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-6-32011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . . .8-5-2 (2nd/N)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 14, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . . .Oct. 14, 2011 (5-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . .Calvin LarsonSID E-mail . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . .nmu.edu/sportsathletics

northern MIchIGan WIldcatsOctober 21 at GVSU Soccer Field

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Painesville, OhioConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Green & WhiteHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jamie ShaddRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . . .1-16-1 (1)2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-16-12011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . . 0-14 (5th/S)Last Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sept. 23, 2011Last GVSU Win . . . . . .Sept. 23, 2011 (4-0)Women’s Soccer SID . . . . . . . . .Kyle AkinsSID E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . .lakeeriestorm.com

lake erIe storMOctober 26 at Painseville, Ohio

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mankato, Minn.Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GLIAC Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Blue & WhiteHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike ShielsRecord at School (Yrs.) . . . . . .81-66-8 (9) 2011 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-3-12011 Conf. Record/Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NALast Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NALast GVSU Win . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NAWomen’s Soccer SID . . . . . . . .Andy BarchSID Phone . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . .notredamefalcons.com

notre daMe falconsOctober 28 at South Euclid, Ohio

GlIac tournaMentOct. 30, November 2 & 4 - Campus Sites

ncaa tournaMentRegionals - November 9 & 11

Super Regionals - November 16 & 18Final Four - Nov. 29 & Dec. 1


oPPonent W l t % last Match last WInAlma 1 0 0 1.000 W, 3-1 (10/24/98) 3-1 (10/24/98)Aquinas 7 0 0 1.000 W, 3-0 (9/22/04) 3-0 (9/22/04)ashland 9 9 1 .441 W, 2-0 (11/6/11) 2-0 (11/6/11)Bellarmine 1 0 0 1.000 W, 1-0 (11/15/09) 1-0 (11/15/09)California (Pa.) 1 0 0 1.000 W, 7-0 (9/10/05) 7-0 (9/10/05)Cal State Dominguez Hills 1 0 0 1.000 W, 1-0 (12/5/09) 1-0 (12/5/09)Charleston 7 0 0 1.000 W, 8-0 (9/9/06) 8-0 (9/9/06)Chico State 1 0 1 .750 T, 1-1 (12/1/11) 2-0 (9/4/03)Colo. School of Mines 2 0 1 .833 T, 0-0 (11/20/11) 3-0 (11/22/09)Columbus State 0 0 1 .500 T, 0-0 (8/28/09) N/AConcord 1 0 0 1.000 W, 4-0 (9/10/06) 4-0 (9/10/06)Davis & Elkins 2 0 0 1.000 W, 7-2 (9/28/02) 7-2 (9/28/02)Dominican 1 0 0 1.000 W, 9-0 (9/5/03) 9-0 (9/5/03)Drury 1 0 0 1.000 W, 4-1 (11/16/07) 4-1 (11/16/07)ferris state 15 3 0 .833 W, 1-0 (10/29/11) 1-0 (10/29/11)findlay 12 5 1 .694 W, 2-0 (10/23/11) 2-0 (10/23/11)Florida Tech 1 0 0 1.00 W, 2-0 (12/2/10) 2-0 (12/2/10)Fort Lewis 1 0 0 1.000 W, 5-0 (11/21/10) 5-0 (11/21/10)Gannon 7 5 0 .583 W, 4-0 (10/7/07) 4-0 (10/7/07)Hillsdale 4 1 0 .800 W, 5-0 (10/23/02) 5-0 (10/23/02)Hope 1 0 0 1.000 W, 3-2 (9/2/96) 3-2 (9/2/96)Indiana (Pa.) 1 0 0 1.000 W, 1-0 (9/9/00) 1-0 (9/9/00)Indiana Wesleyan 0 2 0 .000 L, 3-1 (9/1/98) N/AIndianapolis 8 4 0 .667 W, 2-1 (9/20/11) 2-1 (9/20/11)IPFW 2 0 0 1.000 W, 7-0 (10/25/00) 7-0 (10/25/00)IUPUI 0 1 0 .000 L, 5-1 (9/18/98) N/AKentucky Wesleyan 1 0 0 1.000 W, 5-0 (9/13/98) 5-0 (9/13/98)lake erie 2 0 0 1.000 W, 4-0 (9/23/11) 4-0 (9/23/11)Lewis 8 3 1 .708 W, 5-0 (9/12/07) 5-0 (9/12/07)Loyola-Chicago 0 1 0 .000 L, 1-0 (10/5/00) N/AMercyhurst 5 7 2 .429 T, 1-1 (11/11/07) 4-0 (11/4/07)Metro State 0 1 0 .000 L, 1-0 (11/18/06) N/AMichigan tech 4 0 0 1.000 W, 3-0 (10/16/11) W, 3-0 (10/16/11)Minnesota state Mankato 1 0 2 .667 t, 1-1 (9/4/11) W, 4-0 (9/5/10)Missouri-St. Louis 3 4 0 .429 W, 8-2 (9/4/09) 8-2 (9/4/09)Morehead State 1 0 0 1.000 W, 4-1 (9/17/06) 4-1 (9/17/06)Nebraska-Omaha 2 1 0 .667 W, 1-0 (11/18/07) 1-0 (11/18/07)Northern Kentucky 3 1 1 .700 T, 0-0 (11/22/09) 2-0 (11/13/05)northern Michigan 19 2 1 .886 W, 5-0 (10/14/11) 5-0 (10/14/11)Northwood 18 1 1 .925 W, 4-0 (10/7/11) 4-0 (10/7/11)Oakland 0 3 0 .000 L, 6-0 (9/6/98) N/Aohio dominican 2 0 0 1.000 W, 1-0 (10/1/11) 1-0 (10/1/11)Olivet 1 1 0 .500 W, 2-1 (10/26/97) 2-1 (10/26/97)Quincy 10 0 0 1.000 W, 3-0 (11/14/10) 3-0 (11/14/10)Regis 1 0 0 1.000 W, 1-0 (8/26/07) 1-0 (8/26/07)saginaw valley state 14 2 3 .968 W, 2-0 (10/9/11) 2-0 (10/9/11)Saint Francis 1 0 0 1.000 W, 3-0 (9/23/03) 3-0 (9/23/03)Saint Joseph’s 6 2 0 .750 W, 5-2 (9/10/08) 5-2 (9/10/08)Saint Rose 1 1 0 .500 L, 2-1 (12/3/11) 3-2 (12/3/09)San Francisco St. 0 1 0 .000 L, 1-0 (9/7/03) N/ASiena Heights 2 0 0 1.000 W, 3-1 (9/17/97) 3-1 (9/17/97)SIU Edwardsville 4 1 1 .750 W, 5-1 (9/2/07) 5-1 (9/2/07)Southern Indiana 5 1 0 .833 W, 5-0 (8/31/08) 5-0 (8/31/08)Tampa 3 1 0 .750 W, 4-0 (8/30/09) 4-0 (8/30/09)Taylor 1 0 0 1.000 W, 3-0 (9/7/96) 3-0 (9/7/96)tiffin 9 0 1 .950 W, 2-0 (11/4/11) 2-0 (11/4/11)UC San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 W, 4-0 (12/4/10) 4-0 (12/4/10)Valparaiso 1 1 0 .500 W, 1-0 (9/3/00) 1-0 (9/3/00)Western Michigan 0 2 0 .000 L, 3-1 (10/9/97) N/AWestminster 1 1 0 .500 W, 3-1 (10/17/99) 3-1 (10/17/99)West Va. Wesleyan 4 1 0 .800 W, 7-0 (9/24/05) 7-0 (9/24/05)Wheeling Jesuit 3 0 0 1.000 W, 6-0 (9/2/06) 6-0 (9/2/06)Winona State 1 0 1 .750 T, 1-1 (9/2/11) 1-0 (9/3/10)Wisconsin-Parkside 5 4 0 .556 W, 3-1 (11/13/11) 3-1 (11/13/11)

total 233 73 19 .746

*bold denotes 2012 opponentsNew opponents: Armstrong Atlantic, Malone, Minnesota Duluth, Notre Dame, Walsh

2011 REvIEW


Grand Valley State claimed its seventh straightGreat Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC)crown en route to just missing its third straight NCAADivision II National Championship. GVSU fell to even-tual champions Saint Rose, 2-1, in the championshipmatch. The Lakers recorded another impressive overallrecord with a mark of 20-1-4 and an undefeated season(15-0-0) in GLIAC play.

The 2011 squad had 16 shutouts and held oppo-nents to just 10 goals on the year. Grand Valley Statetallied a goal in all but one game and had 11 student-athletes find the back of the net. With a 10-0 mark athome, GVSU extended its winning streak at the GVSUSoccer Field to 26 straight games and its unbeatenstretch to 37 contests at home.

Junior ashley botts led the team, tallying 20goals and 11 assists on the year, earning GLIAC Offen-sive Player of the Year as well as Daktronics and NSCAAAll-American first team honors. The forward also ex-celled in the classroom and was named the Capital OneAcademic All-American of the Year presented by theCollege Sports Information Directors of America(CoSIDA). She now is now third in the GVSU recordbook with 122 total career points, coming from 49goals and 24 assists.

Classmate kayla addIson proved once again tobe an offensive threat recording 15 goals and seven as-sists to move into the fifth spot in career points in theLaker record book. Addison now owns 113 careerpoints on 46 goals and 21 assists. Both Addison andBotts will be battling during their senior season to tryto match Mirela Tutundzic in the second spot whoowns 184 points (75 goals, 34 assists). Junior MarIabroWn also stepped up on the offensive front, record-ing 10 goals in her 17 starts.

Junior keeper chelsea ParIse recorded 14 soloshutouts and posted a miniscule goals against averageof 0.39. Aiding the defensive stronghold were class-mate alyssa MIra, the GLIAC Defensive Player of theYear, and All-Conference first team selections seniorskayla klosterMan and MeGan broWn and Dak-tronics All-Region sophomore kayla kIMble.

GVSU saw a total of eight student-athletes earn aspot on the All-GLIAC teams. Addison, Botts, Mira,Megan Brown, Klosterman, Parise and senior erInMruZ each took a spot on the first team, while MariaBrown earned a second team nod. Eighth-year headcoach dave diIannI was named GLIAC Coach of theYear.

The Lakers opened the season ranked No. 1 in theNational Soccer Coaches Association of America(NSCAA) Preseason Poll, but struggled to find their foot-

ing and slipped to 19th by the third week of the seasondespite owning a 3-0-2 mark.

Grand Valley quickly turned its season around win-ning its next 17 games, blanking 10 opponents andoutscoring foes 53-5. Parise boasted a shutout streak of1,003 minutes and 26 seconds to rank in the top 10 inNCAA Division II annals. GVSU was also able to make amark in the Laker single-season record book by tallying10 consecutive shutouts in the month of October,which is one better than the nine-game shutout streakfrom 2008. The streak boosted the Lakers into the No. 1national spot heading into the NCAA tournament.

Grand Valley State captured the 2011 regular sea-son GLIAC title and as the No. 1 seed, the Lakers re-ceived a bye in the first round and hosted the GLIACChampionship. The Lakers sailed through the tourna-ment defeating both Tiffin and Ashland, 2-0.

Earning the No. 1 seed in the Midwest Region,GVSU advanced to the regional finals, defeating Wis-consin-Parkside 3-0 on Nov. 13. Just four days lateragainst Northern Kentucky, a failed clear found the feetof senior JessIca trost, who fired what would bethe game-winning goal into the upper left corner of thenet in the 80th minute. The Lakers tacked on one moregoal at the 84:36 mark when Botts found Addison onthe back post for a 3-1 victory and its third straightNCAA Quarterfinal appearance.

One game separated GVSU from the Final Four andthe game was a struggle for the Lakers. Tallying onlyone official shot during regulation was junior Maria

Erin Mruz finished her career with a GVSU record 45assists and 99 games played.


Brown when her ball hit off the crossbar. Mines hadtwo shots on goal, which Parise knocked over the cross-bar both times. After 110 minutes, No. 1 GVSU was ableto successfully advance, defeating No. 8 ColoradoSchool of Mines, 4-2 in the shootout.

In the shootout, the Orediggers missed their firstshot as it careened off the post and went wide. Addisonconnected on her shot to give the Lakers a 1-0 advan-tage. The Colorado School of Mines’ Kelsey Neal thenlanded her attempt before sophomore Kayla Kimblepushed her shot into the lower right corner for a 2-1lead.

Oredigger Anna Evans then missed her shot as it hitthe post before freshman charlIe socIa connectedfor a 3-1 advantage. A successful kick from CSM forcedthe next shot as a must-make shot to end the shootout.Mruz had no problem making her shot as it sailed pastthe keeper’s reach to advance the Lakers to their thirdstraight NCAA Semifinal game.

A showdown with Chico State in Pensacola, Fla., en-sued in the Final Four. Grand Valley State scored just 53seconds into the game as Maria Brown found the backof the net to give the Lakers a 1-0 lead. Mruz con-nected with Botts, who found Brown waiting on theright side of the box just in time to head it in. GVSUheld onto the lead for most of the game, but a short de-fensive breakdown allowed Chico State to tie it up inthe 85th minute. The teams battled through overtime,but it would be the second straight shootout for theLakers.

Similar to the previous game, Addison and Sociaconnected on their shots, while Parise made two greatstops to keep the advantage. A save on the next GVSUkick and a Chico State make evened it at 2-2. On eachteam’s final attempt, Botts converted her shot andParise made a diving save to gives the Lakers a chanceat its third consecutive National Championship.

Saint Rose, who had been knocked out by GVSU inthe 2009 NCAA Semifinals, was waiting for the Lakers.Two second-half tallies by the Knights snapped GrandValley State’s 42-game winning streak. Botts tallied agoal in the 33rd minute when she picked up a failedclear and fired it from the penalty kick area into the net.GVSU held onto its lead through the half, but Saint Roseopened the second stanza, putting heavy pressure onthe Lakers’ side of the field. It paid off with a goal in the48th minute to tie the game. Saint Rose would scoreless than 10 minutes later to go ahead 2-1 and remainthere for its first-ever national championship.

Botts, Addison and Klosterman represented GVSUon the All-Tournament Team. Despite just missing out

on their third straight national title, the Lakers werewell represented on numerous regional and nationalteams as well. Seven student-athletes were named tothe Daktronics Inc. All-Midwest Region teams. Addison,Botts, Megan Brown, Mira, Mruz and Parise earned firstteam nods, while Kimble was placed on the secondteam. Advancing to the Daktronics All-America teams,Botts and Brown garnered first team plaudits, while Ad-dison, Mruz and Parise were placed on the secondteam. Mira picked up her first All-America honor with athird team selection.

Grand Valley State also had six athletes chosen tothe NSCAA Midwest Region team with three advancingto the All-America teams. Addison, Botts, Megan Brown,Mira, Mruz and Parise were selected to the Midwest Re-gion team. Earning All-American honors, Botts andParise were placed on the first team, while Mruz earnedsecond team plaudits.

Botts and Parise were honored for their perform-ance on the field as well as in the classroom each playerearning a spot on the Capital One Academic All-DistrictIV teams. Botts was voted onto the Academic All-Ameri-can first team and earned the GLIAC Commissioner’sAward as well.

DiIanni improved his career record to 177-16-14 innine years at GVSU with an .889 winning percentage toput him second among active Division II coaches.

After the season concluded, assistant coach EricaDemers was promoted to Associate Head Coach aftereight successful seasons with the Lakers. GVSU alsoadded Shay Mannino to its staff to replace ShannonNeely as goalkeeper coach.

The Lakers welcome six newcomers to the programto help fill the spots vacated by graduating seniors.The Lakers lost the service of five seniors from the 2011team-- Megan Brown, Klosterman, Mruz, Trost andlIndsey MarloW each played their final contests ina Laker uniform. The class of 2011 finished its careerwith an astounding four-year record of 86-3-10, goodfor a .919 win percentage.


DATE OPPONENT LOCATION RESULT OVERALL GLIACSept. 2 Winona State Winona, Minn. T, 1-1 (2OT) 0-0-1 0-0-0Sept. 4 Minn. State-Mankato Mankato, Minn. T, 1-1 (2OT) 0-0-2 0-0-0Sept. 11 Saginaw Valley State* Allendale, Mich. W, 1-0 (2OT) 1-0-2 1-0-0Sept. 16 Michigan Tech Allendale, Mich. W, 4-0 2-0-2 2-0-0Sept. 18 No. 13 Northern Michigan Allendale, Mich. W, 2-0 3-0-2 3-0-0Sept. 20 vs. Indianapolis Fort Wayne, Ind. W, 2-1 4-0-2 3-0-0Sept. 23 Lake Erie* Painesville, Ohio W, 4-0 5-0-2 4-0-0Sept. 25 Ashland* Ashland, Ohio W, 5-0 6-0-2 5-0-0Sept. 28 Ferris State* Allendale, Mich. W, 3-1 7-0-2 6-0-0Sept. 30 Northwood* Allendale, Mich. W, 7-1 8-0-2 7-0-0

Oct. 2 Ohio Dominican* Columbus, Ohio W, 1-0 9-0-2 8-0-0Oct. 8 Northwood* Midland, Mich. W, 4-0 10-0-2 9-0-0Oct. 10 Saginaw Valley State* University Center, Mich. W, 2-0 11-0-2 10-0-0Oct. 15 Northern Michigan* Marquette, Mich. W, 5-0 12-0-2 11-0-0Oct. 17 Michigan Tech* Houghton, Mich. W, 3-0 13-0-2 12-0-0Oct. 22 Tiffin* Allendale, Mich. W, 4-0 14-0-2 13-0-0Oct. 24 Findlay* Allendale, Mich. W, 2-0 15-0-2 14-0-0Oct. 30 Ferris State* Big Rapids, Mich. W, 1-0 16-0-2 15-0-0

Nov. 4 Tiffin^ Allendale, Mich. W, 2-0 17-0-2Nov. 6 Ashland^ Allendale, Mich. W, 2-0 18-0-2 Nov. 13 Wisconsin-Parkside+ Allendale, Mich. W, 3-1 19-0-2 Nov. 18 Northern Kentucky+ Golden, Colo. W, 3-1 20-0-2 Nov. 20 Colorado School of Mines+ Golden, Colo. T, 0-0 (4-2 PKs) 20-0-3Dec. 1 Chico State+ Pensacola, Fla. T, 1-1 (3-2 PKs) 20-0-4Dec. 3 Saint Rose+ Pensacola, Fla. L, 2-1 20-1-4

Home games (Bold) played at the GVSU Soccer Field*- GLIAC Match

^- GLIAC Tournament+- NCAA Tournament

2011 SCHEDULE

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[---------------SHOTS--------------]## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts S S% SOG SOG% GW PK4 Ashley Botts 25-25 1696 20 11 51 123 .163 59 .480 6 1-29 Kayla Addison 24-24 1533 15 7 37 94 .160 49 .521 6 0-013 Maria Brown 23-17 1086 10 3 23 47 .213 27 .574 2 0-07 Erin Mruz 25-24 1764 3 15 21 62 .048 36 .581 2 0-016 Alyssa Mira 25-25 2177 2 6 10 29 .069 14 .483 1 0-023 Charlie Socia 25-15 1263 4 0 8 27 .148 10 .370 2 0-021 Jessica Trost 24-5 780 4 0 8 18 .222 7 .389 1 0-015 Juane Odendaal 23-8 1100 3 0 6 21 .143 10 .476 0 0-018 Lindsey Marlow 25-1 675 1 2 4 18 .056 13 .722 0 0-011 Jenny Shaba 21-0 472 0 4 4 15 .000 9 .600 0 0-08 Megan Brown 25-25 2065 1 0 2 20 .050 8 .400 0 0-020 Molly Streeter 13-0 262 1 0 2 2 .500 1 .500 0 0-026 Autumn Jacobs 23-0 594 0 1 1 12 .000 6 .500 0 0-03 Kayla Kimble 21-21 1864 0 1 1 8 .000 1 .125 0 0-025 Tayler Ward 24-16 1276 0 1 1 5 .000 4 .800 0 0-05 Erin Hilbert 7-6 384 0 0 0 13 .000 7 .538 0 0-06 Kayla Klosterman 25-23 1870 0 0 0 9 .000 4 .444 0 0-012 Taylor Callen 25-10 1341 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-017 Sam Decker 8-0 83 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-024 Cassandra Wiltshire 13-0 187 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-02 Alyssa Wesley 15-5 669 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-022 Kelsey Rothermel 7-0 205 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-019 Kelsey Fiscus 4-0 103 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-01 Chelsea Parise 25-25 2311 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-00 Michelle Marcus 1-0 22 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

Total............... 25 25796 64 51 179 538 .119 271 .504 20 1-2Opponents........... 25 - 10 5 25 169 .059 78 .462 1 1-1

[---GOAL AVERAGE---] [-------RECORD-------]## Name GP-GS Min GA Avg Saves Sv% W L T ShO -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------30 Abbey Miller 1-0 14:02 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 00 Michelle Marcus 1-0 21:39 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 01 Chelsea Parise 25-25 2311:07 10 0.39 68 .872 20 1 4 14TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 2 Total............... 25 2346:48 10 0.38 68 .872 20 1 4 16 Opponents........... 25 2346:48 64 2.45 207 .764 1 20 4 1

Bold indicates returning player

Overall: 22-1-2 Conference: 12-1-2

Home: 15-0-0Away: 4-1-2

Neutral: 3-0-0

2011 SEASON RECORD

2011 STATISTICS

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Grand Valley State competes inthe Great Lakes Intercollegiate Ath-letic Conference (GLIAC) and NCAADivision II. The GLIAC consists oftwelve colleges and universities lo-cated in Michigan and Ohio. The GLIAC was founded in 1972.During the two years previous to theGLIAC’s founding, several attemptswere made to create a new NCAACollege Division conference. In1971, the Great Lakes Athletic Con-ference was formed, but plans forthe new conference were put onhold and several of the participatingschools subsequently withdrewtheir support. The idea for a new conference didnot die, however, and since 1972-73the GLIAC has been a leader in theadvancement and promotion of in-tercollegiate athletics for men andwomen. Grand Valley was a charter mem-ber of the GLIAC, joining Lake Supe-rior State, Northwood and SaginawValley State to form the conferencein 1972. Since then, the GLIAC hasexpanded throughout the GreatLakes Region adding Walsh and Mal-one in 2012. The GLIAC crowns champions in atotal of 19 sports. In addition towomen’s soccer, the GLIAC decidestitles in baseball, men’s and women’sbasketball, men’s and women’s crosscountry, men’s and women’s golf,men’s soccer, softball, men’s andwomen’s swimming and diving,men’s and women’s tennis, men’sand women’s indoor and outdoortrack, wrestling and volleyball. Be-ginning in 2012-13, the GLIAC willalso sponsor women’s lacrosse. The GLIAC awards the President’sCup every year for excellence in allGLIAC sponsored sports. The Lakershave won this cup for 11 consecu-tive years: 1998-1999, 1999-2000,2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003,2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07,2007-08, 2008-09, 2010-11 and2011-12.

2011 fInal GlIac WoMen’s soccer standInGs

conference overallWon lost tied Pct. Won lost tied Pct.

north dIvIsIonGrand valley 12 1 2 .867 20 1 2 .913Northern Michigan 8 4 3 .633 9 6 5 .575Saginaw Valley 8 6 1 .567 9 8 1 .528Ferris State 7 6 2 .533 7 9 3 .447Michigan Tech 5 10 0 .500 7 10 0 .700Northwood 5 10 0 .500 8 10 0 .800south dIvIsIonTiffin 9 3 2 .714 12 6 2 .650Findlay 8 5 1 .607 9 7 3 .553Ohio Dominican 7 4 3 .607 11 4 3 .694Ashland 2 10 2 .214 4 11 2 .294Lake Erie 1 13 0 .077 3 14 1 .194

2011 all-GlIac teaMs

first teamname school Position year hometownkayla addison Grand valley forward so. southfield, Mich.Bri Borgman Ferris State Forward Sr. Holland, Mich.ashley botts Grand valley forward fr. beloit, Wis.Amanda Watson Northwood Forward Sr. Oregon, Ohioerin Mruz Grand valley Midfielder sr. Gurnee, Ill.alyssa Mira Grand valley Midfielder Jr. livonia, Mich.Michelle Rogers Tiffin Midfielder Jr. Shelby Township, Mich.Megan brown Grand valley defender Jr. Jenison, Mich.kayla klosterman Grand valley defender Jr. columbus, ohioBecky Schmidt Northern Mich. Defender Jr. Slinger, Wisc.chelsea Parise Grand valley Goalkeeper Jr. sterling hts., Mich.

second teamname school Position year hometownMaria brown Grand valley forward Jr. columbus, ohioChelsea Lyons Northern Mich. Forward Sr. Coon Rapids, Minn.Amelia Johnson Northern Mich. Forward So. St. Michael, Minn.Ashley Davis Tiffin Midfielder Jr. Westerville, OhioJennifer Holton Ohio Dominican Midfielder So. Johnstown, OhioKim Rietvald Northern Mich. Midfielder Fr. New Lenox, Ill.Tonya Frasik Ohio Dominican Midfielder Fr. Lebanon, OhioAbby Bellamy Saginaw Valley Defender Sr. Davison, Mich.Ashley Ruz Findlay Defender Sr. Dublin, OhioMegan Wharton Ohio Dominican Defender Jr. Pickerington, OhioLaura Ivezaj Saginaw Valley Goalkeeper Fr. Rochester Hills, Mich.

offensive Player of the year: ashley botts, Grand valley statedefensive Player of the year: alyssa Mira, Grand valley statefreshman of the year: Laura Ivezaj, Saginaw Valley Statecoach of the year: dave diIanni, Grand valley state

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2011 GLIAC STATISTICSTeam GP S G A Pts PK-PKA Saves ShO GA GA Avg.Ashland 21 227 23 11 57 1-0 120 8 23 1.10Ferris State 19 201 20 14 54 2-2 91 6 23 1.21Findlay 17 262 22 10 54 0-0 75 4 30 1.76Grand Valley State 25 538 64 51 179 2-1 68 16 10 0.40Lake Erie 18 125 7 5 19 1-1 145 2 45 2.50Michigan Tech 17 271 29 27 85 2-1 82 2 33 1.94Northern Michigan 19 214 29 19 77 1-1 81 6 28 1.47Northwood 16 203 27 16 70 1-0 83 2 44 2.75Ohio Dominican 19 265 31 22 84 0-0 72 10 15 0.79Saginaw Valley State 16 188 16 13 45 0-0 82 7 16 1.00Tiffin 20 235 36 39 111 1-1 145 6 37 1.85

SHOTS PER GAME GP NO. AVG/GAshley Botts-GV 25 123 4.92Kayla Addison-GV 24 94 3.92Katie Boardman-MT 17 65 3.82Amanda Watson-NU 15 46 3.07Eryn Weber-UF 17 52 3.06Sierra Patterson-ODU 19 58 3.05Samantha Echols-SV 16 43 2.69Bri Borgman-FS 18 47 2.61Erin Mruz-GV 25 62 2.48Amelia Johnson-NM 19 46 2.42

GOALS PER GAME GP NO. AVG/GAshley Botts-GV 25 20 0.80Kayla Addison-GV 24 15 0.62Bri Borgman-FS 18 10 0.56Amanda Watson-NU 15 8 0.53Lauren Bowyer-TU 20 9 0.45Maria Brown-GV 23 10 0.43Katie Boardman-MT 17 7 0.41Alexandra Sevastakis-TU 20 8 0.40Tonya Sitney-NU 15 6 0.40Chelsea Lyons-NM 18 7 0.39

ASSISTS PER GAME GP NO. AVG/GShelly Rogers-TU 20 15 0.75Erin Mruz-GV 25 15 0.60Ashley Botts-GV 25 11 0.44Chelsea Lyons-NM 18 7 0.39Katie Boardman-MT 17 6 0.35Amanda Watson-NU 15 5 0.33Sierra Patterson-ODU 19 6 0.32Jennifer Holton-ODU 19 6 0.32Kayla Addison-GV 24 7 0.29Charley Porter-SV 16 4 0.25

POINTS PER GAME GP G A PTS AVG/GAshley Botts-GV 25 20 11 51 2.04Kayla Addison-GV 24 15 7 37 1.54Amanda Watson-NU 15 8 5 21 1.40Shelly Rogers-TU 20 6 15 27 1.35Bri Borgman-FS 18 10 2 22 1.22Katie Boardman-MT 17 7 6 20 1.18Chelsea Lyons-NM 18 7 7 21 1.17Jennifer Holton-ODU 19 7 6 20 1.05Maria Brown-GV 23 10 3 23 1.00Lauren Bowyer-TU 20 9 2 20 1.00Alexandra Sevastakis-TU 20 8 4 20 1.00

GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA MINUTES GA AVGChelsea Parise-GV 25 10 2311:07 0.39Laura Clark-ODU 18 12 1681:19 0.64Laura Ivezaj-SV 15 14 1398:42 0.90Rebecca Plescia-AU 21 20 1850:05 0.97Rachel McCollum-FS 18 19 1637:11 1.04Jessica Baker-NM 19 28 1819:07 1.39MaryBeth Spoehr-MT 17 27 1385:54 1.75Alicia Tutino-UF 14 26 1291:04 1.81Lindsey Gallagher-TU 17 35 1491:33 2.11Megan Baldacci-LEC 18 45 1640:00 2.47

SAVES PER GAME GP NO. AVG/GMegan Baldacci-LEC 18 142 7.89Lindsey Gallagher-TU 17 110 6.47Rebecca Plescia-AU 21 110 5.24Rebecca Lipinski-NU 16 79 4.94Laura Ivezaj-SV 15 73 4.87Rachel McCollum-FS 18 86 4.78Alicia Tutino-UF 14 65 4.64MaryBeth Spoehr-MT 17 78 4.59Jessica Baker-NM 19 80 4.21Laura Clark-ODU 18 65 3.61

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2011 nscaa division II top 25 national Poll

Grand valley state’s Week-by-Week ranking

Week date rankingPreseason August 9 1

1 September 6 152 September 13 193 September 20 144 September 27 55 October 4 56 October 11 37 October 18 38 October 25 39 November 1 3

10 November 8 1Final December 6 2

2011 nscaa division IItop 25 final national Poll

december 6, 2010

rank school record1 Saint Rose 24-1-12 Grand valley state 20-1-43 Armstrong Atlantic State 18-3-34 Chico State 13-6-65 Colorado Mines 17-2-46 California (Pa.) 20-1-27 Abilene Christian 20-2-18 University Of Tampa 16-6-29 Lenoir-Rhyne 17-3-1

10 Northern Kentucky 17-5-011 Fort Lewis 15-3-412 Cal State Los Angeles 13-4-413 University Of Bridgeport 16-0-114 Slippery Rock 16-4-315 Dallas Baptist University 16-6-116 Massachusetts-Lowell 11-6-417 Lynn 11-7-118 Central Oklahoma 15-4-019 UC San Diego 13-3-420 Bellarmine 16-3-321 Seattle Pacific 17-3-022 Columbus State 16-4-323 Saint Leo 15-3-124 Rollins 14-3-225 Minnesota State-Mankato 17-3-3

Also receiving votes: West Chester (Pa.), Wisconsin-Parkside, Merrimack (Mass.), North Georgia, CentralMissouri, Regis (Colo.), Kutztown (Pa.), Edinboro (Pa.),Midwestern State (Texas), Cal State Stanislaus

Lakers in the Polls

REcORD BOOK

Katy Tafler (‘08) holds the top spot in the GVSU recordbook in goals (114) and points (269) and is in the topfive in the NCAA Division II record book.


PoInts

career

1. Katy Tafler (2005-08).......................................269 (114g, 41a)2. Mirela Tutundzic (2002-05)..............................184(75g, 34a)3. ashley botts (2009-Pr.) ........................122 (49g, 24a)4. Shannon Carrier (2003-06) .............................119 (39g, 41a)5. kayla addison (2009-Pr.) .....................113 (46g, 21a)6. Ashley Elsass (2005-08)....................................105 (36g, 33a) 7. Jenny Swalec (2002-05) ...................................100 (37g, 26a)8. Erin Mruz (2007-2011) ........................................93 (24g, 45a)9. Irie Dennis (2006-09)...........................................92 (31g, 30a)10. Jaleen Dingledine (2007-10)..........................82 (30g, 22a)

season

1. Katy Tafler (2007).......................................................................852. Katy Tafler (2006).......................................................................733. Katy Tafler (2005).......................................................................58

Mirela Tutundzic (2003) ..........................................................585. Katy Tafler (2008).......................................................................536. ashley botts (2011)..................................................517. Mirela Tutundzic (2004) ..........................................................508. kayla addison (2010)...............................................499. Ashley Elsass (2008) .................................................................4510. Shannon Carrier (2006) ........................................................41

Goals

career

1. Katy Tafler (2005- 08).............................................................114 2. Mirela Tutundzic (2002-05)....................................................753. ashley botts (2009-Pr.) ............................................494. kayla addison (2009-Pr.) .........................................465. Shannon Carrier (2003-06) ....................................................396. Jenny Swalec (2002-05) ..........................................................377. Ashley Elssass (2005-08) .........................................................368. Irie Dennis (2006- 09) ..............................................................319. Jaleen Dingledine (2007-10).................................................3010. Kristen Pietras (1996-98) ......................................................26

season

1. Katy Tafler (2007).......................................................................362. Katy Tafler (2006).......................................................................333. Katy Tafler (2005).......................................................................254. Mirela Tutundzic (2003) ..........................................................225. Mirela Tutundzic (2004) ..........................................................216. ashley botts (2011) ..................................................20

Katy Tafler (2008).......................................................................20kayla addison (2010) ...............................................20

9. Mirela Tutundzic (2002) ..........................................................17Ashley Elsass (2008)..................................................................17

assIsts

career

1. Erin Mruz (2007-2011) .............................................................452. Katy Tafler (2005-08) ................................................................41

Shannon Carrier (2003-06).....................................................414. Mirela Tutundzic (2002-05)....................................................345. Ashley Elsass (2005-08) ...........................................................336. Irie Dennis (2006-09) ...............................................................307. Jenny Swalec (2002-05) ..........................................................26

8.ashley botts (2009-Pr.).............................................249. Jaleen Dingledine (2007-10) .................................................2210. kayla addison (2009-Pr.) .......................................21

Kristen Eible (2007-10) ............................................................21

season

1. Erin Mruz (2011) ........................................................................152. Erin Mruz (2009) ........................................................................14

Mirela Tutundzic (2003) ..........................................................144. Shannon Carrier (2006)...........................................................13

Erin Mruz (2010) ........................................................................13Jaleen Dingledine (2010) .......................................................13Katy Tafler (2007).......................................................................13Katy Tafler (2008).......................................................................13

9. Shannon Carrier (2004)...........................................................1210. ashley botts (2011) ................................................11

Ashley Elsass (2008) ................................................................11Irie Dennis (2008) .....................................................................11

GaMe-WInnInG Goals

career

1. Katy Tafler (2005-08) ................................................................252. Mirela Tutundzic (2003-05)....................................................213.ashley botts (2009-Pr.).............................................194. Ashley Elsass (2005-08) ...........................................................155.kayla addison (2009-Pr.) .........................................136. Shannon Carrier (2003-06) ....................................................12

Irie Dennis (2006-09)................................................................128. Jenny Swalec (2003-05) ..........................................................109. Kristen Eible (2007-10)...............................................................910.Jaleen Dingledine (2007-10)..................................................7

season

1. Katy Tafler (2007) .........................................................................82. Ashley Elsass (2007) ....................................................................7

Ashley Botts (2009) .....................................................................7Mirela Tutundzic (2003).............................................................7Katy Tafler (2005) .........................................................................7Kayla Addison (2010) .................................................................7

7.ashley botts (2010) ....................................................6ashley botts (2011) ....................................................6kayla addison (2011) .................................................6Irie Dennis (2008).........................................................................6

Goals aGaInst averaGe

career

1. Kristina Nasturzio (2005-08) ..............................................0.342.chelsea Parise (2009-Pr.) ......................................0.363. Melissa Henson (2000-03) ..................................................0.844. Erin Murphy (2003-06).........................................................0.865. Stephanie Nees (1999).........................................................0.986. Jessica Schmehl (2000-02) .................................................1.02

season

1. chelsea Parise (2010) 5Ga, 2193 min..................0.212. Kristina Nasturzio (2008) 5 GA, 1968 min .....................0.233. Kristina Nasturzio (2007) 8 GA, 1964 min .....................0.374. Kristina Nasturzio (2005) 7 GA, 1709 min .....................0.375. Kristina Nasturzio (2006) 8 GA, 1853 min .....................0.39

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5. Melissa Henson (2000).........................................................0.397. Chelsea Parise (2011) 10 GA, 2311 min..........................0.398. chelsea Parise (2009) 12 Ga, 2293 min...............0.479. Melissa Henson (2003) 15 GA, 1723 min.......................0.7810. Erica Dewberry (1998).......................................................0.80

shutouts

career

1. Kristina Nasturzio (2005-08) ..............................................45.52. chelsea Parise (2009-Pr.) .........................................443. Melissa Henson (2000-03)......................................................164. Erin Murphy (2003-06) ............................................................10

Jessica Schmehl (2000-02).....................................................106. Stephanie Nees (1999)...............................................................8

season

1. chelsea Parise (2010)...............................................172. Kristina Nasturzio (2008) ........................................................153. chelsea Parise (2009)...............................................134. Kristina Nasturzio (2005) ........................................................115. Kristina Nasturzio (2007)...........................................................9

Kristina Nasturzio (2006)...........................................................97. Melissa Henson (2003)...............................................................8

Stephanie Nees (1999)...............................................................89. Erin Mruphy (2004) .....................................................................710. Jessica Schmehl (2000) ...........................................................5

save PercentaGe

career

1. Kristina Nasturzio (2005-08)............................................0.8902.chelsea Parise (2009-Pr.) ....................................0.8853. Melissa Henson (2001-03)................................................0.8404. Jessica Schmehl (2001-02)...............................................0.8375. Erin Murphy (2003-06) ......................................................0.788

season

1. Melissa Henson (2000) ......................................................0.938chelsea Parise (2010)..........................................0.938

3. Kristina Nasturzio (2008) ..................................................0.9124. Kristina Nasturzio (2005) ..................................................0.8975. Kristina Nasturzio (2007) ..................................................0.8816. Kristina Nasturzio (2006) ..................................................0.8717.chelsea Parise (2011)..........................................0.8728. Jessica Schmehl (2000) .....................................................0.8639. Stephanie Nees (1999) ......................................................0.85510. Melissa Henson (2002)....................................................0.853

Most WIns

career

1. Kristina Nasturzio (2005-08)..................................................772.chelsea Parise (2009-Pr.) .........................................643. Melissa Henson (2000-03)......................................................254. Erin Murphy (2003-06) ............................................................145. Jessica Schmehl (2000-02).....................................................10

career

1. Kristina Nasturzio (2008- 22-1-0).........................................22chelsea Parise (2009- 22-0-4) ..................................22chelsea Parise (21010 - 22-1-2) ...............................22

4. Kristina Nasturzio (2007- 21-1-1).........................................215. Chelsea Parise (2011- 20-1-4)................................................206. Kristina Nasturzio (2005- 18-2-0).........................................187. Kristina Nasturzio (2006- 16-2-1).........................................168. Erin Murphy (2004- 13-3-0) ...................................................139. Melissa Henson (2002- 12-4-1).............................................1210. Melissa Henson (2003- 9-0-1) ...............................................9

GaMes Played

career

1. Erin Mruz (2007-11)..................................................................992. Kristen Eible (2007-10) ............................................................963. Megan Brown (2008-11) .........................................................954. Katie Johnson (2006-09).........................................................945. Irie Dennis (2006-09) ...............................................................916. Kayla Klosterman (2008-11) ..................................................90

Natalja Stanski (2006-09)........................................................90Katy Tafler (2005-08) ................................................................90Ashley Elsass (2005-08) ...........................................................90Jaleen Dingledine (2007-10) .................................................90Jenna Wenglinski (2007-10) ..................................................90

GaMes started

career

1. Kristen Eible (2007-10) ............................................................932. Katy Tafler (2005-08) ................................................................893. Megan Brown (2008-11) .........................................................874. Kristina Nasturzio (2005-08)..................................................875. Ashley Elsass (2005-08) ...........................................................816. Meaghan Robinson (2005-08)..............................................807. Kourtney Willert (2004-07) ....................................................79

Shannon Carrier (2003-06).....................................................799. Mirela Tutundzic (2002-05)....................................................7810. Erin Mruz (2007-11) ...............................................................76


GoalsGoals year

92..............................201088..............................200988..............................200786..............................200675..............................200875..............................200574..............................200364 ......................201164..............................200447..............................200244..............................199928..............................199828..............................1996

assIstsassIsts year

80..............................201070..............................200768..............................200968..............................200366..............................200662..............................200853..............................200551 ......................201146..............................200433..............................200223..............................199617..............................1998

savessaves year132 ..........................1997112 ..........................2000104 ..........................199898..............................200197..............................199694..............................199991..............................200289..............................200379..............................201074..............................200468 ......................201166..............................200966..............................2005

shutoutsshutouts year

21..............................201019..............................200816 ......................201116..............................200916..............................200614..............................200713..............................2005

WIn

WIns year

22..............................200922..............................200822..............................201020 ......................201119..............................200711..............................200510..............................20039 ................................20069 ................................20026 ................................20066 ................................2004

unbeaten

GaMes year

26..............................200924 ......................201122..............................200822..............................200717..............................200311..............................200618..............................201011..............................200510..............................20029 ................................20066 ................................2004

losInG

GaMes year

8 ................................19967 ................................20006 ................................20016 ................................19974 ................................2000

hoMe WIns

GaMes year

27..............................2005-0726 ......................2009-Pres.12 ............................200811 ............................2003-046 ..............................1999-005 ..............................2003

hoMe unbeaten

GaMes year

40..............................2005-0837 ......................2009-Pres.16..............................2003-046 ................................1999-005 ................................20004 ................................2002

road WIns

GaMes year

10..............................200810..............................20078 ........................20117 ................................20057 ................................20026 ................................20106 ................................2003

road unbeaten

GaMes year

28..............................2008-1016..............................2010-1110..............................20078 ................................20037 ................................20056 ................................2006

consecutIve shutouts

GaMes year

10 ......................20119 ................................20088 ................................20108 ................................20107 ................................20066 ................................20065 ................................20054 ................................2008

consecutIve GaMes

WIth a Goal

GaMes year

45..............................2007-0840..............................2009-1137..............................2003-0415..............................200512..............................200211..............................1999-00

(bold indicates active streak/last year’srecord)

single season team records

Team R

ecords


PoInts (season)no. Player team Pts.5. Renee Vinnedge Queens (N.C.) 92t6. katy tafler Gvsu 85T6. Laura Hislop Franklin Pierce 85

PoInts (career)no. Player team Pts.2. Missy Gregg Christian Bros. 2873. katy tafler Gvsu 2694. Heidi Schuberth Southern N.H. 263

PoInts Per GaMe (career)no. Player team avg.14. Sally Holmes Central Okla. 3.0015. katy tafler Gvsu 2.9916. Natalie Daniel Lenoir-Rhyne 2.98

Goals (season)no. Player team Goals5. Renee Vinnedge Queens (N.C.) 41t6. katy tafler Gvsu 36T6. Joanna DaSilva Wheeling Jesuit 36T11. Four Players Tied 34t15. katy tafler Gvsu 33T15. Six more Players tied 33

Goals (career)no. Player team Goals2. Pauliina Miettinen Franklin Pierce 1223. katy tafler Gvsu 1144. Heidi Schuberth Southern N.H. 107

Goals Per GaMe (career)no. Player team avg.t10. katy tafler Gvsu 1.27T10. Two other players tied 1.27T13. Three players tied 1.26

assIsts (career)no. Player team assistst24. erin Mruz Gvsu 45T24. Three other players tied 45

fastest three consecutIve Goals, saMe Player

no. Player team time1. ashley elsass (2007) Gvsu 1:092. Jelisa Guy Mont. St-Billings 2:203. katy tafler (2006) Gvsu 2:51

consecutIve GaMes WIth at least one Goal

no. Player team GamesT3. Two Players Tied 13t5. katy tafler (2007) Gvsu 11T5. Two other players tied 11T8. Three players tied 10t11. katy tafler (2006) Gvsu 9T11. Seven other players tied 9

Players WIth 40 Goals and 40 assIsts (25 total)Player team G akaty tafler Gvsu 114 41* one of only three players to have more than 100 goals and40+ assists

GaMes Played by PosItIon Player no. Player team Games4. erin Mruz Gvsu 99t10. kristen eible Gvsu 96T10. Nine other players tied 96t20. Megan brown Gvsu 95T20. Five other players tied 95

save PercentaGe (season)no. Player team Pct.4. chelsea Parise (‘10) Gvsu .9385. Becca Maloney Metro State .927t11. kristina nasturzio Gvsu .912T11. Aline Lopes SW Baptist .912

Goals-aGaInst averaGe (season)no. Player team avg.4. chelsea Parise (‘10) Gvsu 0.2055. Amanda Diehm Winona State 0.2098. Lyndsie Bernardini Winona State 0.2279. kristina nasturzio (‘08) Gvsu 0.22910. Cassie Glodowski Wis.-Parkside 0.243

Goals-aGaInst averaGe (career)no. Player team avg.3. kristina nasturzio Gvsu 0.336

shutout PercentaGe (season)no. Player team Pct.17. Lyndsie Bernardini West Chester .68218. chelsea Parise (‘10) Gvsu .680

solo shutouts (season)no. Player team shot1. chelsea Parise (‘10) Gvsu 17T1. Courtney Jones West Fla. 17T1. Mandy Allen Metro St. 17t5. kristina nasturzio(‘08) Gvsu 15T5. Four more players tied 15t10. chelsea Parise (‘11) Gvsu 14T10. 13 more players tied 14

shutouts (career)no. Player team sho1. Lauren Liening Northern Kentucky 462. kristina nasturzio Gvsu 453. chelsea Parise Gvsu 44

ncaa division II records

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NCAA D

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ion II Team records GoalkeePer MInutes Played (career)

no. Player team Min.5. Country Jones West Fla 7,489:886. kristen nasturzio Gvsu 7,448:667. Sara Hall Philadelphia U. 7,447:16

consecutIve shutout MInutes

no. Player team Min. (dates)4. chelsea Parise Gvsu 1,003:07 (9/30-11/13/11)11. kristina nasturzio Gvsu 889:24 (9/10-10/17/08)12. chelsea Parise Gvsu 880:10 (10/24/10-9/2/11)

Goals-aGaInst averaGe (season)no. team year Ga Gaa3. Grand valley state 2010 5 0.1614. Franklin Pierce 1995 4 0.2005. Grand valley state 2008 5 0.2176. West Chester 2009 5 0.225

save PercentaGe (season)no. team year Ga saves Pct.1. Bridgeport 2011 5 106 .9552. Grand valley state 2010 5 79 .940T8. Two tied .913t10. Grand valley state 2008 5 52 .912T10. Truman 2001 8 83 .912

shutout PercentaGe (season)no. team year sho Pct.2. Grand valley state 2010 21 .8403. Barry 1989 15 .8334. Grand valley state 2008 19 .826T5. Two teams tied .810

shutouts (season)no. team year Games sho1. Grand valley state 2010 25 212. West Fla. 2008 26 203. Grand valley state 2008 23 19T4. Three Teams Tied 18T7. Nine Teams Tied 17t16. Grand valley state 2011 25 16t16. Grand valley state 2009 22 16t16. Grand valley state 2006 22 16T16. 14 others tied 16

consecutIve WInsno. team Wins (dates)

t8. Grand valley state 22 (8/29-11/15/08)t10. Grand valley state 20 (9/11-11/18/11)t16. Grand valley state (2007) 19 (8/25-11/11/07)

consecutIve GaMes WIthout a lossno. team Games (dates)3. Grand valley state 42 (9/10/1-12/1/11)5. Grand valley state 32 (8/28/09-9/17/10)t9. Grand valley state 26 (8/28-12/5/09)t21. Grand valley state 22 (8/25-11/29/07)

consecutIve hoMe WInsno. team Wins (dates)10. West Va. Wesleyan 28 (9/18/96-11/6/98)11. Grand valley state 27 (9/4/05-11/4/07)

12. Grand valley state 26 (11/15/09-Present)13. Barry 24 (1991-1993)

consecutIve hoMe GaMes WIthout a lossno. team Games (dates)7. Franklin Pierce 41 (9/10/96-9/28/00)8. West Florida 38 (9/12/02-9/10/06)9. Grand valley state 37 (9/4/09-Present)T.12 Three teams tied 2915. Grand valley state 28 (9/4/05-11/11/07)

consecutIve conference WInsno. team Wins (dates)t4. Grand valley state 37 (10/6/06-10/2/09)T4. Saint Rose 37 (10/1/08-9/6/11)T8. Three teams tied 21t11. Grand valley state 19 (10/24/10-Present)

consecutIve conference GaMes WIthout a lossno. team Games (dates)4. Franklin Pierce 54 (9/25/94-10/19/00)5. Grand valley state 51 (10/1/06-9/17/10)6. Two teams tied 4712. Two teams tied 2714. Grand valley state 25 (9/24/10-Present)

consecutIve shutoutsno. team Games (dates)T5. Seattle Pacific 11t7. Grand valley state 10 (10/2/-11/6/11)t7. Grand valley state 10 (10/17/09-9/24/10)11. 10 teams tied 9t21. Grand valley state 8 (9/24-10/17/10)

season WInsno. team year GamesT7. Three Teams 23t10. Grand valley state 2010 22t10. Grand valley state 2009 22t10. Grand valley state 2008 22T10. Nine more teams tied 22t22. Grand valley state 2007 21T22. 10 more teams tied 21

Three-time All-American Katy Tafler was an offensive threat for GVSU from 2005-08,becoming the only player in GLIAC history and just the 17th Division II player torecord at least 40 goals and 40 assists in her career.

ncaa division II team records

Laker All-Americ

ans

Tafler finished her career as a six-time All-Americanafter becoming the only player in GLIAC history andjust the 17th in Division II history to record at least 40goals and 40 assists in her career. Following her seniorseason in 2008, she was a Daktronics, Inc. first teamAll-American and an NSCAA Third Team All-American.In the two previous seasons, Tafler was a first team All-American selection for both Daktronics and theNSCAA. She rewrote both the school and conferencerecord books during her four years at GVSU. Taflerranks third in Division II annals with 114 goals and 269

points, as well as setting both school and con-ference records, in the same categories. Shewas named to the NSCAA Midwest Region firstteam all four years at Grand Valley State andwas a Daktronics, Inc. Midwest Region first teamhonoree for her final three seasons in a Laker

uniform. Tafler owns three Daktronics, Inc. Midwest Region Player of the Year titles andwas a four-time All-GLIAC first team honoree. In each of her final three seasons, shewas chosen as the conference’s Offensive Player of the Year. Tafler was set for successas she was also tabbed the GLIAC’s Freshman of the Year for her rookie campaign.

Dennis earned 2009 NSCAA Player of the Year alongwith first team All-American and Daktronics Honor-able Mention honors in 2009. She was named theGLIAC Offensive Player of the Year and was selected tothe ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV Teamas well. Dennis was also nominated for the Division IIAthlete of the Year award presented by the CollegiateWomen Sports Award program. In 2009, she had twoassists in the NCAA semifinal match in the 3-2 over-time win over Saint Rose, helping the Lakers win theirfirst ever NCAA National Championship. She started

all 26 matches and recorded seven goals andeight assists for 22 points. Dennis was part of themost successful class in program history at the time with a record of 84-4-6, a .926 win-ning percentage. She ranks sixth in school history with 92 points and 31 goals, and tiedfor fifth with 30 assists. Dennis notched 12 game-winning goals in her career and playedin 91 games in a Laker uniform, placing her thurd in GVSU history.

For her senior season Wenglinski was named to both the Daktronics and NSCAA All-Americanfirst team. Wenglinski was also named the 2010 NSCAA Player of the Year, becoming the sec-ond player in program history to garner the award. She was also an All-GLIAC first team selec-tion and was named the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year. Wenglinski earnedDaktronics Division II Midwest Region first team and was named the NCAA Most OutstandingDefensive Player of the tournament for an All-Tournament team nod. During her time at GVSU,the Lakers advanced to the NCAA Division II Tournament every year and won the program'sfirst national title in 2009 and its second in 2010. The team compiled an astounding 87-3-7record during her four years, coming out to a winning percentage of .933, making her seniorclass the most successful senior class in program history. In the GLIAC, Wenglinski and the Lak-ers have put together a record of 47-1-3 during her career for a winning percentage of .951. In

four years, Wenglinski is tied for sixth in school history with 90 games played for a totalof 6,353 minutes. She notched one goal and five assists for a total of seven points fromthe defender position.

Jenna WenGlInskI2010 NSCAA Player of the Year

2010 NSCAA First Team2010 Daktronics First Team

cOMPLETE LIsT OF Gvsu

ALL-AMERIcANs

NscAAPlayer Year Team

Ashley Botts 2010 1st2011 1st

Irie Dennis* 2009 1stErin Mruz 2009 1st

2010 1st2011 2nd

Chelsea Parise 2010 2nd2011 1st

Katy Tafler 2006 1st2007 1st2008 3rd

Mirela Tutundzic 2003 2ndJenna Wenglinski* 2010 1st

DAKTRONIcs, INc.Player Year Team

Kayla Addison 2010 1st2011 2nd

Katie Ales 2006 2ndAshley Botts 2011 1stMegan Brown 2009 1st

2011 1stSue Christenson 2006 1st

2007 1stIrie Dennis 2009 HMAlyssa Mira 2011 3rdErin Mruz 2009 3rd

2010 1st2011 2nd

Kristina Nasturizo 2006 1st2007 1st2008 1st

Chelsea Parise 2011 2ndKaty Tafler 2006 1st

2007 1st2008 3rd

Jenna Wenglinski 2010 1stKourtney Willert 2007 1st

*-NSCAA Player of the Year

katy tafler2006 NSCAA/Daktronics First Team2007 NSCAA/Daktronics First Team2008 NSCAA/Daktronics Third Team

IrIe dennIs2009 NSCAA Player of the Year

2009 NSCAA First Team2009 Daktronics Honorable Mention


MeGan broWn2009 Daktronics First Team2011 Daktronics First Team

Brown was selected to the Daktronics All-Amer-ican first team following the 2009 and 2011seasons. She was selected in large part becauseof her defensive tactics, holding opponents tominimal shot opportunities. Brown was part ofone of the top-ranked scoring defenses in DII,which recorded 16 shutouts and only allowed12 goals on the season in 2009 and helped witha single-season record 10 straight shutouts in2011. In 2009, she helped the backline holdopponents to just 78 shots on goal through 26matches. Brown was also named the GLIAC De-fensive Player of the Year and is a three-timefirst team honoree.

Ales earned Daktronics All-American second teamhonors following the 2006 season. Ales left GrandValley State as the all-time leader in games played(84), a record that was broken in 2007. That season,Ales was a part of the Grand Valley State defensiveunit that had shutout streaks of seven, six and fivesgames. They also made it to the NCAA Division IIChampionship and allowed just eight goals all sea-son.

katIe ales2006 Daktronics Second Team

Christenson was a Daktronics, Inc. All-Ameri-can first selection after both her junior andsenior years. In her senior campaign, she alsoadded NSCAA Third Team All-American andAcademic All-American first team honors.Christenson was GVSU’s all-time leader ingames played (85) when she finished her four-year career in 2007. She was a first team All-Region selection during her senior season, aseason in which the Laker defense allowedonly 10 goals all season long and finishedwith a 21-1-1 record and a trip to the NCAAFinal Four for the second consecutive season.

sue chrIstenson2006 Daktronics First Team2007 Daktronics First Team

erIn MruZ2011 Daktronics/NSCAA Second Team

2010 Daktronics/NSCAA First Team2009 NSCAA First Team

2009 Daktronics Third Team

Mruz was a six-time All-American after helpinglead GVSU to two National Championships. Inher sophomore season (2009), she notched ateam-high 14 assists and followed that up witha 15-assist season in 2011 to take the top spotin school history. Mruz was selected to the All-GLIAC first team in both her senior, junior andsophomore seasons. She was second on theteam with 39 points while tied for first with 13assists and third with 13 goal in 2010. Mruz tal-lied 3 goals and 15 helpers her in 2011. Sheends her career as the leader in the GVSUrecord book with 45 career assists and alsoowns the top spot in games played (99).

kayla addIson2010 Daktronics First Team

2011 Daktronics Second Team

Addison a two-time Daktronics All-Americanled the team with 49 points in 2010 and wassecond in 2011 with 37 points. She was nameda Daktronics and NSCAA Midwest All-Regionselection in both seasons and a two-time All-GLIAC first team member as well. Addison ledthe team in goals (20), points and game-win-ning goals (7) in 2010. The forward started all25 games and notched nine assists as well. Ad-dison placed 55 of her 94 shots on goal for ashot on goal percentage of .585. Addison sitsin fifth in career points at GVSU with 113 (46goals, 21 assists).

ashley botts2010 NSCAA First Team

2011 NSCAA/Daktronics First Team

Botts is a three-time All-American selection fol-lowing three sucessful seasons with the Lakers.She earned her first honors after being named theNCAA tournament's Most Outstanding OffensivePlayer. Botts recorded two goals and an assist inthe final two games for the Lakers, giving her 14total goals and eight assistsin 2011. The forwardis a two-time All-GLIAC first team and was namedto the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IVfirst team in 2010 and 2011. In 2011, Botts wasnamed the Capital One Academic All-Americanof the Year Botts helped GVSU set an NCAA tour-nament record 17 goals during the tournament.She ranks third in the GVSU career record bookwith 122 points (49 goals, 24 assists).

Laker All-Americ

ans


kourtney WIllert2007 Daktronics First Team

Willert was named to the Daktronics All-Amer-ican first team following a 2007 season inwhich Grand Valley State advanced to theNCAA Division II Semifinals. She was a leaderon a Laker back line that held opponents tojust 10 goals during the season. Willert alsohelped GVSU outshoot their opponents by464 to 136. Willert finished the season withtwo goals and one assist for five points.

MIrela tutundZIc2003 NSCAA Second Team

Tutundzic became Grand Valley State Univer-sity’s first All-American in 2003 when she wasnamed to the NSCAA All-American secondteam. She is second in career goals scored (75)and points (184) and third in assists (34) inGVSU history. Tutundzic also holds the topsingle-season mark for assists in a season with14 in 2003. She has more single-season goalsthan anyone other than Katy Tafler. Tutundzicwas selected into the Grand Valley State Uni-versity Athletic Hall of Fame in 2011.

Nasturzio earned Daktronics All-Americanfirst team honors in 2006, 2007 and 2008 fol-lowing stellar seasons. In 2008, Nasturziobackstopped the Lakers to a Division II single-season record 19 shutouts. She also recorded15 solo shutouts, which ranked fourth in Divi-sion II history at the time. During the 2008season, she posted a shutout streak of 880:01,which is the fifth-best such streak in DivisionII history. Nasturizo is the career leader inshutouts with 45 and also tops the schoolrecord book in goals against average (0.34).

krIstIna nasturZIo2006 Daktronics First Team2007 Daktronics First Team2008 Daktronics First Team

chelsea ParIse2011 NSCAA First Team

2011 Daktronics Second Team2010 NSCAA Second Team

Parise is a three-time All-American selectionafter becoming one of the top goalkeepers inthe nation. In 2010, she set a NCAA Division IIand school record with 17 solo shutout winsin a season. She played the entire 2010 homeschedule without giving up a goal at homeand was part of 21 total shutouts. Pariseplayed more than 2,193 minutes as keeperand recorded 76 saves, only allowing five goalsfor a goal against-average of 0.21. In 2011, shenotched 14 blank sheets and recorded a 0.39GAA. Parise is a two-time Academic All-DistrictIV selection for her hard work in the classroom.

natalJa stanskI2008 Daktronics First Team2009 Daktronics First Team

Stanski was named a 2008 and 2009 Dak-tronics, Inc. All-American first team selectionand the 2009 ESPN The Magazine AcademicAll-American of the Year. She left GVSU as themost successful senior class in the program’shistory with a record of 84-4-6 (.926). Stanskihelped a backline to a national champi-onship her senior year which only allowed 12goals and recorded 16 shutouts. In 2009, shealso received the Elite 88 Award from theNCAA for her athletic and academic success.During her junior year she earned All-GLIACfirst team honors and was named the confer-ence’s Defensive Player of the Year.

alyssa MIra2011 Daktronics Third Team

Mira earned her first All-American plauditafter a season in which she was chosen as theGLIAC Defensive Player of the Year andearned a spot on the All-GLIAC first team.She was been part of a backline that notched17 shutouts her junior season (2011). Shealso helped out on the offense with twogoals and six assists. Mira and the GVSU de-fense owned a 0.39 goals against averagethat ranked first in the GLIAC and in the top10 in the nation. The midfielder helpedGVSU to back-to-back National Champi-onships and a runner-up finish in 2011.

Laker All-Americ

ans


2011kayla addison (1st)ashley botts (1st)Megan Brown (1st)Kayla Klosterman (1st)alyssa Mira (1st)Erin Mruz (1st)chelsea Parise (1st)Maria brown (2nd)

2010kayla addison (1st)ashley botts (1st)Megan brown (1st)Jaleen Dingledine (1st)Kristen Eible (1st)erin Mruz (1st)Jenna Wenglinski (1st)kayla klosterman (2nd)alyssa Mira (2nd)

2009ashley botts (1st)Irie Dennis (1st)Kristen Eible (1st)Katie Johnson (1st)erin Mruz (1st)Amber Bloem (1st)Megan brown (1st)Jenna Wenglinski (1st)chelsea Parise (1st)erin hilbert (2nd)Natalja Stanski (2nd)

2008Irie Dennis (1st)Kristen Eible (1st)Ashley Elsass (1st)Kristina Nasturzio (1st)Meaghan Robinson (1st)Elena Sobolic (1st)Natalja Stanski (1st)Katy Tafler (1st)Jenna Wenglinski (1st)Joyce Rose (2nd)

2007Emily Berner (1st)Sue Christenson (1st)Kristen Eible (1st)Ashley Elsass (1st)Katie Johnson (1st)Kristina Nasturzio (1st)

Meaghan Robinson (1st)Katy Tafler (1st)Kourtney Willert (1st)

2006Shannon Carrier (1st)Sue Christenson (1st)Katie Johnson (1st)Kristina Nasturzio (1st)Katy Tafler (1st)Kourtney Willert (1st)Meaghan Robinson (2nd)

2005Shannon Carrier (1st)Kate Duda (1st)Jenny Swalec (1st)Katy Tafler (1st)Mirela Tutundzic (1st)Kourtney Willert (2nd)

2004Mirela Tutundizic (1st)Shannon Carrier (2nd)Susan Christenson (2nd)Jenny Swalec (2nd)

2003Abby Gienapp (1st)Melissa Henson (1st)Mirela Tutundzic (1st)Rachel Bondy (2nd)Shannon Carrier (2nd)Jenny Swalec (2nd)

2002Mirela Tutundzic (1st)Jenny Swalec (2nd)

2001Megan Laudenslager (2nd)

2000Megan Laudenslager (1st)Cassie Teeple (2nd)

1998Mackenzie Emmett (1st)Beverly Daugherty (2nd)

bold denotes current player

GlIac offensIve Player of the year2011

ashley botts2009

Irie Dennis2008

Katy Tafler2007

Katy Tafler2006

Katy Tafler2002

Mirela Tutundzic

GlIac defensIve Player of the year2011

alyssa Mira2010

Jenna Wenglinski2009

Megan brown2008

Natalja Stanski2007

Sue Christenson2005

Kate Duda

GlIac freshMan of the year2010

tayler Ward2009

ashley botts2007

Kristen Eible2006

Katie Johnson2005

Katy Tafler2004

Susan Christenson

GlIac coach of the year2011

dave diIanni2008

dave diIanni2007

dave diIanni2005

dave diIanni2002

Dago Cortes

all-GlIac teaMs

GLIAC

AW

AR

DS


Goals2011 ashley botts...........................................202010 kayla addison........................................202009 ashley botts...........................................152008 Katy Tafler ............................................................202007* Katy Tafler ............................................................362006 Katy Tafler ............................................................332005 Katy Tafler ............................................................252004 Mirela Tutundzic................................................212003 Mirela Tutundzic................................................222002 Mirela Tutundzic................................................172001 Megan Lauderslager ..........................................52000 Cassie Teeple .........................................................91999 Cassie Teeple.......................................................131998 Kristen Pietras .......................................................91997 Kristen Pietras .......................................................71996 Kristen Pietras.....................................................10

assIsts2011* Erin Mruz ..............................................................152010 Erin Mruz/Jaleen Dingledine ........................132009 Erin Mruz ..............................................................142008 Katy Tafler ............................................................132007 Katy Tafler ............................................................132006 Shannon Carrier.................................................132005 Mirela Tutundzic ..................................................92004 Shannon Carrier.................................................122003 Mirela Tutundzic................................................142002 Jordan Stevenson................................................4

Jeanna Falduto .....................................................42001 Jordan Stevenson................................................22000 Amanda Whitmeyer............................................3

Amy Vanderkooi...................................................31999 Cassie Teeple .........................................................31998 Kelli Schmidt .........................................................41997 Kristen Pietras .......................................................4

Linda Sadowski ....................................................4Kerry Kuhlenschmidt..........................................4

1996 Kelli Schmidt .........................................................4

PoInts2011 ashley botts...........................................512010 kayla addison........................................492009 ashley botts...........................................352008 Katy Tafler ............................................................532007* Katy Tafler ............................................................852006 Katy Tafler ............................................................732005 Katy Tafler ............................................................582004 Mirela Tutundzic................................................502003 Mirela Tutundzic................................................582002 Mirela Tutundzic................................................372001 Megan Lauderslager........................................102000 Cassie Teeple.......................................................201999 Cassie Teeple.......................................................291998 Kristen Pietras.....................................................201997 Kristen Pietras.....................................................181996 Kristen Pietras.....................................................22

Goals-aGaInst averaGe (Minimum 300 minutes)2011 chelsea Parise ....................................0.392010* chelsea Parise ....................................0.212009 chelsea Parise ....................................0.472008 Kristina Nasturzio ..........................................0.232007 Kristina Nasturzio ..........................................0.372006 Kristina Nasturzio ..........................................0.392005 Kristina Nasturzio ..........................................0.372004 Erin Murphy.....................................................0.812003 Melissa Henson ..............................................0.782002 Melissa Henson ..............................................0.912001 Jessica Schmehl .............................................1.232000 Melissa Henson ..............................................0.391999 Stephanie Nees ..............................................0.991998 Angie Marion ..................................................0.801997 Tracie Renes.....................................................2.401996 Jennifer Stout..................................................1.83

save PercentaGe (Minimum 300 minutes)2011 chelsea Parise ..................................0.8722010* chelsea Parise ..................................0.9382009 chelsea Parise ..................................0.8422008 Kristina Nasturzio........................................0.9122007 Kristina Nasturzio........................................0.8812006 Kristina Nasturzio........................................0.8712005 Kristina Nasturzio........................................0.8972004 Erin Murphy...................................................0.8262003 Melissa Henson............................................0.8502002 Melissa Henson............................................0.8532001 Jessica Schmehl...........................................0.8332000* Melissa Henson............................................0.9381999 Stephanie Nees............................................0.8551998 Erica Dewberry.............................................0.7821997 Tracie Renes ..................................................0.7461996 Jennifer Stout ...............................................0.756

shutouts2011 chelsea Parise........................................142010* chelsea Parise........................................172009 chelsea Parise........................................132008 Kristina Nasturzio..............................................152007 Kristina Nasturzio ................................................92006 Kristina Nasturzio ................................................92005 Kristina Nasturzio..............................................112004 Erin Murphy...........................................................72003 Melissa Henson ....................................................82002 Melissa Henson ....................................................42001 Jessica Schmehl ...................................................32000 Jessica Schmehl ...................................................51999 Stephanie Nees ....................................................81998 Erica Dewberry .....................................................31997 Tracie Renes...........................................................11996 Kelli Mason.............................................................2

* - denotes single-season recordbold denotes returner

Season Leaders


YEAR

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ULTS head coach: dago cortes

1996-2002 overall: 56-57-5 (.496)GlIac: 26-33-3 (.444)

19967-8 (4-5)

h: 5-5 a: 2-39/2 Hope W 3-29/7 Taylor W 3-09/12 at Siena Heights W 3-19/18 at Saint Joseph’s L 3-09/21 Western Michigan L 2-09/25 Lewis L 8-19/28 Oakland* L 4-09/29 Ashland* L 2-110/5 at Gannon* L 1-010/6 at Mercyhurst* L 4-010/12 Northwood* W 4-110/13 Northern Michigan* W 2-010/17 Olivet L 3-210/19 at Saginaw Valley* W 7-010/21 Aquinas W 2-0

* - GLIAC Game

19975-11-2 (2-4-1)

h: 3-5 a: 2-6-1 n: 0-0-18/30 at Lewis L 5-09/3 Aquinas W 2-19/6 Indiana Wesleyan L 3-19/10 Saint Joseph’s L 2-19/17 Siena Heights W 3-19/21 at Findlay* L 2-19/28 at Ashland* L 3-09/30 Indianapolis L 1-310/4 Gannon* L 1-010/5 Mercyhurst* L 4-010/9 at Western Michigan L 3-110/12 at Northern Michigan* W 1-010/18 Saginaw Valley State* W 2-110/22 at Northwood* T 1-1 (2OT)10/25 at Oakland* L 9-010/26 at Olivet W 2-110/31 at Wisconsin-Parkside L 3-111/1 vs. Winona State T 2-2 (2OT)

* - GLIAC Game1998

6-10 (3-6)h: 4-5 a: 2-5

9/1 at Indiana Wesleyan L 3-19/3 at Aquinas W 4-29/6 Oakland L 6-09/11 Lewis L 2-09/13 Kentucky Wesleyan W 5-09/18 at IUPUI L 5-19/20 Findlay* L 3-19/26 Hillsdale* W 5-09/27 Ashland* L 4-110/3 at Gannon* L 3-010/4 at Mercyhurst* L 1-010/7 at Saginaw Valley State* W 4-010/10 Northwood* L 1-010/11 Northern Michigan* W 3-110/18 at Westminster* L 1-010/24 Alma W 3-1

* - GLIAC Game

199910-6 (7-3)

h: 5-3 a: 5-38/28 at IPFW W 15-08/29 Indianapolis L 1-09/1 at Valparaiso L 2-09/4 West Va. Wesleyan L 4-09/10 at Lewis W 1-09/12 Wisconsin-Parkside W 1-09/19 at Findlay* L 0-29/25 at Hillsdale* W 5-09/26 at Ashland* L 0-410/2 Gannon* W 2-110/3 Mercyhurst* L 1-0 (2OT)

10/6 Saginaw Valley State* W 2-010/10 at Northern Michigan* W 8-010/16 Ferris State* W 6-010/17 Westminster W 3-110/20 at Northwood* W 1-0

* - GLIAC Game

20009-8-1 (2-6-1)

h: 7-2-1 a: 2-68/27 at Indianapolis L 3-19/2 Lewis W 3-09/3 Valparaiso W 1-09/9 at Indiana (Pa.) W 1-09/10 at West Va. Wesleyan W 3-19/16 Hillsdale* W 4-19/17 Ashland* L 1-09/23 at Gannon* L 1-09/24 at Mercyhurst* L 3-09/27 at Saginaw Valley State* L 1-09/30 Charleston W 2-010/1 Northern Michigan* T 0-0 (2OT)10/5 at Loyola (Ill.) L 1-010/14 Wheeling Jesuit W 1-0 (OT)10/18 Northwood* W 1-0 (OT)10/25 IPFW W 7-010/29 Findlay* L 1-211/3 at Ferris State L 0-1

* - GLIAC Game

20016-10-1 (2-7)

h: 2-6-1 a: 4-48/24 Indianapolis L 3-28/26 at Saint Joseph’s W 1-08/31 Lewis T 2-2 (2OT)9/7 at UM-St. Louis L 2-0 (OT)9/9 SIU-Edwardsville L 2-09/14 at Charleston W 3-09/16 at Davis and Elkins W 2-19/21 Aquinas W 2-010/6 Saginaw Valley State* W 5-210/12 at Northern Michigan* L 2-010/14 at Northwood* W 1-010/17 Hillsdale* L 1-010/20 Mercyhurst* L 1-010/21 Gannon* L 1-010/27 at Findlay* L 1-010/28 at Ashland* L 4-011/3 Ferris State* L 1-0

* - GLIAC Game

200213-4-1 (6-2-1)

h: 6-2-1 a: 7-1 n: 0-18/30 Indianapolis W 3-08/31 Charleston W 3-09/2 Saint Joseph’s W 4-29/6 at Quincy W 2-19/8 vs Southern Indiana L 1-0 (OT)9/15 UM-St. Louis L 2-19/20 at Lewis W 4-09/21 at Aquinas W 3-09/28 Davis and Elkins W 7-210/15 at Saginaw Valley State* W 1-010/18 Northern Michigan* W 3-110/20 Northwood* W 4-210/23 at Hillsdale* W 5-010/26 at Mercyhurst* W 3-110/27 at Gannon* W 2-011/2 Findlay* T 1-1 (2OT)11/3 Ashland* L 2-111/9 at Ferris State* L 1-0

* - GLIAC Game

head coach: dave diIanni2003-Present

overall: 177-16-14 (.889)GlIac: 88-5-5 (.923)home: 94-4-3 (.945)

200317-2-2 (6-0-2)

h: 8-1-1 a: 9-1-1ncaa regional finalist

8/30 at Quincy W 1-09/4 at Chico State W 2-09/5 at Dominican W 9-09/7 at San Francisco St. L 1-09/13 at West Va. Wesleyan W 3-29/14 at Charleston W 5-09/17 Aquinas W 3-29/19 at Northern Kentucky W 1-09/23 Saint Francis W 3-010/4 Saginaw Valley State* W 3-010//5 Lewis W 4-110/12 at Northwood* W 4-010/15 Saint Joseph’s W 8-010/18 Mercyhurst* T 1-1 (2OT)10/19 Gannon* W 5-210/25 at Findlay* W 5-110/26 at Ashland* T 2-2 (2OT)11/8 Ferris State* W 4-011/11 at Northern Michigan* W 4-111/14 Wisconsin-Parkside # W 4-011/16 Northern Kentucky # L 4-3

* - GLIAC Game# - NCAA Regionals (Allendale, Mich.)

200415-5 (6-2)

h: 8-1 a: 7-4ncaa Participant

8/27 Quincy W 4-28/29 Southern Indiana W 4-09/3 at UM-St. Louis L 2-19/5 at SIU-Edwardsville W 1-09/10 at Wisconsin-Parkside L 4-19/12 at Lewis W 5-09/15 Indianapolis W 4-09/22 at Aquinas W 3-09/25 West Va. Wesleyan W 7-09/26 Charleston W 7-010/1 at Saginaw Valley State* L 3-2 (OT)10/8 Northern Michigan* W 3-010/10 Northwood* W 2-010/16 at Mercyhurst* W 4-110/17 at Gannon* W 2-010/20 at Saint Joseph’s W 5-110/23 Findlay* W 5-110/24 Ashland* L 2-1 (OT)11/6 at Ferris State* W 3-011/12 at Wisconsin-Parkside # L 1-0

* - GLIAC Game# - NCAA Regional (Kenosha, Wisc.)

200519-3 (7-1)

h: 9-1 a: 9-2 n: 1-0GlIac champions

ncaa regional championsncaa Quarterfinalist

8/27 Quincy W 3-08/28 Southern Indiana W 5-09/2 SIU-Edwardsville W 4-09/4 UM-St. Louis L 3-19/10 at California (Pa.) W 7-09/11 at Wheeling Jesuit W 2-1 (2OT)9/17 Lewis W 6-19/18 Wisconsin-Parkside W 1-09/24 West Va. Wesleyan W 7-09/25 at Charleston W 10-09/28 at Northwood* W 2-010/2 at Northern Michigan* W 3-010/8 Mercyhurst* W 2-1 (OT)10/9 Gannon* W 4-010/15 at Findlay* W 4-110/16 at Ashland* L 1-010/19 at Indianapolis W 3-0


10/29 Saginaw Valley State* W 3-111/5 Ferris State* W 5-111/11 SIU-Edwardsville # W 1-011/13 at Northern Kentucky # W 2-011/20 at Nebraska-Omaha & L 2-0

* - GLIAC Game# - NCAA Regionals (Wilder, Ky.)& - NCAA Quarterfinal (Omaha, Neb.)

200619-2-1 (7-1)

h: 10-0 a: 8-1-1 n: 1-1GlIac champions

ncaa regional championsncaa finalist

8/25 Tiffin W 8-08/27 Southern Indiana W 8-09/2 Wheeling Jesuit W 6-09/6 at Lewis W 7-09/9 at Charleston W 8-09/10 at Concord W 4-09/17 at Morehead State W 4-19/22 Northwood* W 6-09/24 Northern Michigan* W 4-19/29 at Mercyhurst* L 3-010/1 at Gannon* W 5-010/6 Findlay* W 4-010/8 Ashland* W 2-010/13 at Quincy W 3-010/15 at SIU-Edwardsville T 0-0 (2OT)10/21 at Saginaw Valley State* W 5-010/27 at Ferris State* W 5-011/3 Quincy # W 2-111/5 Indianapolis # W 2-111/11 Nebraska-Omaha & W 1-011/16 Tampa % W 2-011/18 Metro State ! L 1-0 (OT)

* - GLIAC Game# - NCAA Regionals (Allendale, Mich.)& - NCAA Quarterfinal (Allendale, Mich.)% - NCAA Semifinal (Pensacola, Fla.)! - NCAA Final (Pensacola, Fla.)

200721-1-1 (8-0)

h: 11-0-1 a: 8-0 n: 2-1GlIac champions

ncaa regional championsncaa semifinalist

8/24 at Colo. School Mines W 1-08/26 at Regis W 1-08/31 UM-St. Louis W 3-09/2 SIUE W 5-19/7 Indianapolis W 3-19/12 Lewis W 5-09/22 at Southern Indiana W 9-09/25 Saint Joseph’s W 3-19/28 at Findlay* W 9-19/30 at Ashland* W 8-010/5 Mercyhurst* W 4-010/7 Gannon* W 4-010/12 Northwood* W 7-010/14 Saginaw Valley State* W 2-110/18 at Tiffin W 2-110/21 at Northern Michigan* W 3-010/26 at Ferris State* W 5-011/2 Northern Michigan @ W 3-011/4 Mercyhurst @ W 4-011/11 Mercyhurst # T 1-1 (2OT)11/16 Drury ^ W 4-111/18 Nebraska-Omaha & W 1-011/29 Tampa % L 2-1

* - GLIAC Game@ - GLIAC Tournament (Allendale, Mich.)# - NCAA Regional Semi (Allendale, Mich.)

-advanced on PKs, 3-0^ - NCAA Regional Final (Mankato, Minn.)& - NCAA Quarterfinal (Mankato, Mich.)% - NCAA Semifinal (Orange Beach, Ala.)

200822-1 (14-0)

h: 12-1a: 10-0 n: 0-0GlIac champions

ncaa regional finalist8/29 Tampa W 1-08/31 Southern Indiana W 5-09/5 at Quincy W 2-09/7 at Missouri-St. Louis W 1-09/10 at Saint Joseph’s W 5-29/14 at Ferris State* W 3-09/19 at Northern Michigan* W 1-09/21 Ashland* W 4-09/26 at Findlay* W 3-09/28 at Tiffin* W 1-010/3 Northwood* W 10-010/5 Saginaw Valley State* W 1-010/10 Northern Michigan* W 2-010/12 at Ashland* W 6-010/17 Findlay* W 7-110/19 Tiffin* W 7-010/24 at Northwood* W 4-010/26 at Saginaw Valley State*W 2-1 (OT)11/1 Ferris State* W 3-011/7 Ferris State @ W 3-011/9 Saginaw Valley State @ W 2-011/16 Quincy # W 2-011/21 Wisc.-Parkside # L 1-0

* - GLIAC Game@ - GLIAC Tournament (Allendale, Mich.)# - NCAA Regionals (Allendale, Mich.)

200922-0-4 (13-0-1)

h: 11-0-1 a: 7-0-1n: 4-0-2GlIac champions and tournament

ncaa regional championsncaa national champions

8/28 vs. Columbus State T 0-0 (2OT)8/30 at Tampa W 4-09/4 Missouri-St. Louis W 8-29/6 Quincy W,2-09/13 Ferris State* W 4-19/18 Northern Michigan* W 4-09/20 at Ashland* W 2-09/23 vs. Indianapolis W 4-19/25 Findlay* W 1-09/27 Tiffin* W 7-010/2 at Northwood* W 4-010/4 at Saginaw Valley State * T 1-1 (2OT)10/9 at Northern Michigan* W 4-110/11 Ashland* W 5-010/16 at Findlay* W 6-010/18 at Tiffin* W 2-110/25 Saginaw Valley State * W 2-010/28 Northwood* W 8-010/30 at Ferris State* W 2-111/6 Northern Michigan @ W 9-111/8 Saginaw Valley State @ T 1-1 (2OT)11/15 Bellarmine # W 1-011/20 Northern Kentucky ^ T 0-0 (2OT)11/22 Colorado Mines & W 3-012/3 Saint Rose % W 3-2 (OT)12/5 Cal St. Dominguez Hills ! W 1-0

* - GLIAC Game@ - GLIAC Tournament (Allendale, Mich.)

-advanced on PKs, 3-0# - NCAA Regional Semi (Allendale, Mich.)^ - NCAA Regional Final (Denver, Colo.)

-advanced on PKs, 5-4& - NCAA Quarterfinal (Denver, Colo.)% - NCAA Semifinal (Tampa, Fla.)! - NCAA Final (Tampa, Fla.)

201022-1-2 (12-1-2)

h: 15-0 a: 4-1-2 n: 3-0GlIac champions and tournament

ncaa regional championsncaa national champions

9/3 Winona State W 1-09/5 Minn. State-Mankato W 4-09/8 at Ferris State* W 3-09/10 at Northwood* W 5-0

9/12 at Saginaw Valley State* T 2-2 (2OT)9/17 at Michigan Tech* W 5-09/19 at Northern Michigan* L 1-0 (OT)9/24 Lake Erie* W 7-09/26 Ashland* W 3-09/28 vs. Indianapolis W 3-010/3 Ohio Dominican* W 6-010/8 Northwood* W 10-010/10 Saginaw Valley State* W, 3-010/15 Northern Michigan* W 2-010/17 Michigan Tech* W 5-010/22 at Tiffin* T 1-1 (2OT)10/24 at Findlay* W 3-110/30 Ferris State* W 6-011/5 Findlay @ W 4-011/7 Tiffin @ W 2-011/14 Quincy # W 3-011/19 UW-Parkside # W 3-011/21 Fort Lewis & W 5-012/2 Florida Tech % W 2-012/4 UC San Diego ! W 4-0

* - GLIAC Game@ - GLIAC Tournament (Allendale, Mich.)# - NCAA Regionals (Allendale, Mich.)& - NCAA Quarterfinal (Allendale, Mich.)% - NCAA Semifinal (Louisville, Ky.)! - NCAA Final (Louisville, Ky.)

201120-1-4 (15-0)

h: 10-0 a: 8-0-3 n: 2-1-1GlIac champions and tournament

ncaa regional championsncaa finalist

9/2 Winona State T 1-1 (2OT)9/4 Minn. State-Mankato T 1-1 (2OT)9/11 Saginaw Valley State* W 1-0 (2OT)9/16 Michigan Tech* W 4-09/18 Northern Michigan* W 2-09/20 vs Indianapolis W 2-19/23 at Lake Erie* W 4-09/25 at Ashland* W 5-09/28 Ferris State* W 3-19/30 Northwood* W 7-110/2 at Ohio Dominican* W 1-010/7 at Northwood* W 5-010/14 at Northern Michigan* W 3-010/16 at Michigan Tech* W 3-010/21 Tiffin* W 4-010/23 Findlay* W 2-010/29 at Ferris State W 1-011/4 Tiffin @ W 2-011/6 Ashland @ W 2-011/13 Wisconsin-Parkside # W 3-111/18 vs Northern Kentucky ^ W 3-111/20 at Colorado Mines & T 0-0 (2OT)12/1 vs Chico State % T 1-1 (2OT)12/3 vs Saint Rose ! L, 2-1

* - GLIAC Game@ - GLIAC Tournament (Allendale, Mich.)# - NCAA Regional Semi (Allendale, Mich.)^ - NCAA Regional Final (Golden, Colo.)& - NCAA Quarterfinal (Golden, Colo.)

-advanced on PKs, 4-2% - NCAA Semifinal (Pensacola, Fla.)

-advanced on PKs, 3-2! - NCAA Final (Pensacola, Fla.)


NcAA TOuRNAMENT HIsTORY

NCAA Tournament Results

2003 (17-2-2, 1-1 tournament)ncaa Midwest regional

Allendale, Mich.11/14 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside W 4-011/16 vs. Northern Kentucky L, 4-3

2004 (15-5, 0-1 tournament)ncaa Midwest regional

Kenosha, Wisc.11/12 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside L, 1-0

2005 (19-3, 2-1 tournament)ncaa regional championsncaa Midwest regional

Wilder, Ky.11/11 vs. SIU Edwardsville W, 1-011/13 at Northern Kentucky W, 2-0ncaa Quarterfinals

Omaha, Neb.11/20 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 2-0

2006 (19-2-1, 4-1 tournament)ncaa finalistncaa Midwest regional

Allendale, Mich.11/3 vs. Quincy W, 2-111/5 vs. Indianapolis W, 2-1ncaa Quarterfinals 11/11 vs. Nebraska-Omaha W, 1-0ncaa final four

Pensacola, Fla.11/16 vs. Tampa W, 2-011/18 Metro State L, 1-0 (OT)

2007 (21-1-1, 2-1-1 tournament)ncaa semifinalistncaa Midwest regional semifinal

Allendale, Mich.11/11 vs. Mercyhurst T, 1-1 (3-0 PKs)ncaa regional final

Mankato, Minn.11/16 vs. Drury W, 4-1ncaa Quarterfinal 11/18 vs. Nebraska-Omaha W, 1-0ncaa final four

Gulf Shores, Ala.11/29 vs. Tampa L, 2-1

2008 (22-1, 1-1 tournament)ncaa Midwest regional

Allendale, Mich.11/16 vs. Quincy W, 2-011/21 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside L, 1-0

2009 (22-0-4, 4-0-1 tournament)ncaa national championsncaa Midwest regional

Allendale, Mich.11/15 vs. Bellarmine W, 1-0ncaa regional final

Denver, Colo.11/20 vs. Northern Kentucky T, 0-0 (5-4 PKs)ncaa Quarterfinal 11/22 vs. Colorado School of Mines W, 3-0ncaa final four

Tampa, Fla.12/3 vs. Saint Rose W, 3-212/5 vs. Cal St. Dominguez Hills W, 1-0

2010 (22-1-2, 5-0 tournament)ncaa national championsncaa Midwest regional

Allendale, Mich.11/14 vs. Quincy W, 3-0ncaa regional final 11/19 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside W, 3-0ncaa Quarterfinals11/21 vs. Fort Lewis W, 5-0ncaa final four

Louisville, Ky.12/2 vs. Florida Tech W, 2-012/4 vs. UC San Diego W, 4-0

2011 (20-1-4, 2-1-2 tournament)ncaa Midwest regional

Allendale, Mich.11/13 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside W, 2-0ncaa regional final

Golden, Colo.11/18 vs. Northern Kentucky W, 3-1ncaa Quarterfinal11/20 at Colorado School of Mines T, 0-0 (4-2 PKs)ncaa final four

Pensacola, Fla.12/1 vs. Chico State T, 1-1 (3-2 PKs)12/3 vs. Saint Rose L, 2-1

ncaa tournament record: 21-7-4

Letterw

inners by N

ame

aAceto, Elizabeth: 2002-03addison, kayla: 2009-Ales, Katie: 2003-06Aukeman, Marcie: 1999Avendt, Melanie: 1999-00

bBacyinski, Melissa: 1997-99Bauer, Melissa: 2002-03Berman, Jill: 2004Berner, Emily: 2004-07Binder, Jaclyn: 2004Bloem, Amber: 2007-09Bondy, Rachel: 2003-04botts, ashley: 2009-Boyak, Caitlin: 2008-09brown, Maria: 2009-Brown, Megan: 2008-11

ccallen, taylor: 2010-Caroselli, Andrea: 1999-01Carrier, Shannon: 2003-06Casper, Alex: 2004Christenson, Sue: 2004-07

dDaugherty, Beverly: 1997-00decker, sam: 2010-DeNio, Sam: 2007-09Dennis, Irie: 2006-09Dewberry, Erica: 1998-00Dilly, Elizabeth: 1998Dingledine, Jaleen: 2007-10Duda, Kate: 2003-05

eEible, Kristen: 2007-10Elenbaas, Danielle: 2003Ellis, Sadie: 2003Elsass, Ashley: 2005-08Emmett, Makenzie: 1997-98Eppard, Carrie: 1996

fFalduto, Jeanna: 2001-04Finnerty, Courtney: 2004fiscus, kelsey: 2010-

GGaiser, Katherine: 2001-02Gienap, Abby: 2000-03

hHaines, Lynn: 1996Henson, Melissa: 2000-03hilbert, erin: 2009-11Hilker, Julie: 1998-99Hillgard, Colleen: 2005-08Hills, Richelle: 2009-10Hooker, Lesley: 2002Horter, Marcy: 1998

Hosfeld, Nicole: 1997humphries, shelby: 2010

IIde, Melissa: 1996

JJacobs, Autumn: 2011-Johnson, Kara: 1998Johnson, Katie: 2006-09Jud, Molly: 2002Junga, Jenny: 2002-05

kkimble, kayla: 2010-King, Lauren: 2006-09Kinzer, Kristina: 1998Klosterman, Kayla: 2008-11Klykken, Lindsey: 2004-07Kuhlenschmidt, Kerry: 1996-97

lLange, Jaci: 2002-05Lauderslager, Megan: 1999-02Lee, Kristen: 1999-01Leszczynski, Kristin: 2000-03Locke, Kaitlin: 2000Luther, Cheryl: 1999

MMarcus, Michelle: 2010-11Marion, Angie: 1998Marlow, Lindsey: 2008-11Mason, Kelli: 1996Mayer, Ashleigh: 2004McCabe, Sarah: 1999McCarthy, Megan: 2005-06Merino, Kylee: 2007-10Miller, abbey: 2010-Mira, alyssa: 2009-Mohagheghpour, Vida: 2005Morovich, Jennifer: 1996Mruz, Erin: 2008-11Murphy, Erin: 2003-06Murphy, Shannon: 2005-06

nNasturzio, Kristina: 2005-08Nees, Stephanie: 1999

oodendaal, Juane: 2011-

PParise, chelsea: 2009-Pietras, Kristen: 1996-98Pirlot, Sarah: 1999Pitroff, Erika: 2007-10Plum, Tricia: 1999-02

rRadley, Jamie: 2005-08Raiche, Danielle: 2001

Rappleye, Erin: 2009-10Raynovich, April: 2003-04Redmond, Andi: 2003-05Renes, Tracie: 1997Richards, Penny: 1996, 98-99Richardson, Theresa: 1996Ricketts, Jamie: 1996-97Robinson, Meaghan: 2005-08Rodriguez, Kara: 2001Rose, Erica: 2003-06Rose, Joyce: 2005-08Rothermel, Kelsey: 2011Rozum, Katie: 2002-04, 06

sSadowski, Linda: 1997Schmehl, Jessica: 2000-02Schmidt, Kelli: 1996-98shaba, Jenny: 2011-Snow, Kate: 2002Snow, Trisha: 1999-02Sobolic, Elena: 2005-08socia, charlie: 2011-Spika, Erin: 2002-03Stacy, Tara: 2005Stahr, Kristy: 1999Stanski, Natalja: 2006-09Stevenson, Jordan: 2000-03Stout, Jennifer: 1996streeter, Molly: 2009-Strom, Jodie: 1996Swalec, Jenny: 2002-05Swish, Sandy: 2004-05

tTafler, Katy: 2005-08Teeple, Cassie: 1999-00Temby, Ashley: 2006Trost, Jessica: 2010-11Tutundzic, Mirela: 2002-05

vVanderberghe, Kristi: 2004Vanderkooi, Amy: 1998-01Versluis, Michelle: 2000-03

WWard, tayler: 2010-Warner, Brooke: 1998Warner, Sara: 1998Weist, Danielle: 2001Wenglinski, Jenna: 2007-10Wesley, alyssa: 2011-Whitmeyer, Amanda: 2000-01Wilkins, Faith: 1998-99, 01Willert, Kourtney: 2004-07Wilson, Becky: 1999-01Wiltshire, cassandra: 2011-Williams, Natalie: 1998

Zzahn, Lindsey: 2009zbikowski, Sara: 2002-03



00Casper, Alex: 2004Henson, Melissa: 2000-03

0Marcus, Michelle: 2010-11Nasturzio, Kristina: 2005-08

1Parise, chelsea: 2009-Klykken, Lindsey: 2004-07Bacyinski, Melissa: 1997-99Schmehl, Jessica: 2000-02Nees, Stephanie: 1999

2Wesley, alyssa: 2011-fiscus, kelsey: 2010 (also 2)Bloem, Amber: 2007-09McCarthy, Megan: 2005-06Aceto, Elizabeth: 2002-03Lee, Kristen: 1999-01

3kimble, kayla: 2010Johnson, Katie: 2006-09Willert, Kourtney: 2004-07Richards, Penny: 1996, 98-99

4botts, ashley: 2009-Robinson, Meaghan: 2005-08Berman, Jill: 2004Versluis, Michelle: 2000-03

5hilbert, erin: 2009-King, Lauren: 2006-09Ales, Katie: 2003-06Jud, Molly: 2002Raiche, Danielle: 2001Avendt, Melanie: 1999-00

6Klosterman, Kayla: 2008-10Berner, Emily: 2004-07Duda, Kate: 2003-05Plum, Tricia: 1999-02

7Mruz, Erin: 2008-11Junga, Jenny: 2002-05Locke, Kaitlin: 2000Luther, Cheryl: 1999

8Brown, Megan: 2008-11Bauer, Melissa: 2002-03Ide, Melissa: 1996Dewberry, Erica: 1998-00

9addison, kayla: 2009-Tafler, Katy: 2005-08Vanderberghe, Kristi: 2004Gienap, Abby: 2000-03McCabe, Sarah: 1999

10humphries, shelby: 2010-Dennis, Irie: 2006-09

Tutundzic, Mirela: 2002-05Whitmeyer, Amanda: 2000-01Hilker, Julie: 1998-99

11shaba, Jenny: 2011-Dingledine, Jaleen: 2007-10 (also 19)Elsass, Ashley: 2005-08Finnerty, Courtney: 2004Spika, Erin: 2002-03Wilkins, Faith: 1998-99, 01

12callen, taylor: 2010Stanski, Natalja: 2006-09Mohagheghpour, Vida: 2005Mayer, Ashleigh: 2004Leszczynski, Kristin: 2000-03

13brown, Maria: 2011 (also 21)Boyak, Caitlin: 2008-09Christenson, Sue: 2004-07Elenbaas, Danielle: 2003Vanderkooi, Amy: 1998-01Snow, Kate: 2002

14Pitroff, Erika: 2007-10Swalec, Jenny: 2002-05Rodriguez, Kara: 2001

15odendaal, Juane: 2011-Wenglinski, Jenna: 2007-10Murphy, Shannon: 2005-06Swish, Sandy: 2004-05Stevenson, Jordan: 2000-03Daugherty, Beverly: 1997-00

16Mira, alyssa: 2009-zbikowski, Sara: 2002-03Weist, Danielle: 2001Teeple, Cassie: 1999-00

17decker, sam: 2010-Hillgard, Colleen: 2005-08Lauderslager, Megan: 1999-02

18Marlow, Lindsey: 2011 (also 25)Rose, Joyce: 2005-08Gaiser, Katherine: 2001-02

19fiscus, kelsey: 2011 (also 2)zahn, Lindsey: 2009Dingledine, Jaleen: 2007-10 (also 11)Rose, Erica: 2003-06Bondy, Rachel: 2003-04Caroselli, Andrea: 1999-01

20streeter, Molly: 2009-Radley, Jamie: 2005-08Falduto, Jeanna: 2001-04

21Trost, Jessica: 2010-11

brown, Maria: 2009-10 (also 13)Sobolic, Elena: 2005-08Raynovich, April: 2003-04Snow, Trisha: 1999-02

22Rothermel, Kelsey: 2011Hills, Richelle: 2009-10Rozum, Katie: 2002-04, 06Lange, Jaci: 2002-05Stahr, Kristy: 1999

23socia, charlie: 2011-Eible, Kristen: 2007-10Carrier, Shannon: 2003-06Pirlot, Sarah: 1999

24Wiltshire, cassandra: 2011-Merino, Kylee: 2007-10Stacy, Tara: 2005Binder, Jaclyn: 2004

25Ward, tayler: 2010-Marlow, Lindsey: 2008-10 (also 18)Redmond, Andi: 2003-05Hooker, Lesley: 2002Wilson, Becky: 1999-01Aukeman, Marcie: 1999

26Jacobs, autumn: 2011-Katie Cunningham: 2008Ellis, Sadie: 2003

30Miller, abbey: 2010-DeNio, Sam: 2007-09Murphy, Erin: 2003-06

31Rappleye, Erin: 2009-10Temby, Ashley: 2006

not recorded Dilly, Elizabeth: 1998Emmett, Makenzie: 1997-98Eppard, Carrie: 1996Haines, Lynn: 1996Horter, Marcy: 1998Hosfeld, Nicole: 1997Johnson, Kara: 1998Kinzer, Kristina: 1998Kuhlenschmidt, Kerry: 1996-97Marion, Angie: 1998Mason, Kelli: 1996Morovich, Jennifer: 1996Pietras, Kristen: 1996-98Renes, Tracie: 1997Richardson, Theresa: 1996Ricketts, Jamie: 1996-97Sadowski, Linda: 1997Schmidt, Kelli: 1996-98Stout, Jennifer: 1996Strom, Jodie: 1996Warner, Brooke: 1998Warner, Sara: 1998Williams, Natalie: 1998

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THERISEOFTHELAKERS

The Laker soccer program claimed the top prize for the sec-ond straight season at the end of 2010. The national cham-pionships came just 14 seasons after the program first tookthe field in 1996. In the last 15 years, GVSU has quickly pro-gressed from a brand new program, to a GLIAC contender,to a playoff caliber team and now a national powerhouse.The back-to-back national titles tell stories of amazing sea-sons, but it also marks the culmination of hard work anddedication of every player and coach who helped the pro-gram reach the next level.

From the outside, GVSU looked like it would have troublereplacing All-American players Irie Dennis and Natalja Stan-ski, but the roster was already filled with underclassmenready to take their spots. The Lakers continue to reload

with talent and won their seventh straight GLIAC Championship, but just missed winning itsthird National Title.

2010 National Champions

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For the fifth straight season, a majority of the student-ath-letes to earn All-Conference awards were wearing a Lakerjersey. GVSU saw eight players earn first or second teamawards from the GLIAC, while Alyssa Mira earned DefensivePlayer of the Year and Ashley Botts was named OffensivePlayer of the Year.

Botts wrapped up her junior year with two All-American firstteam nods, while being named the Capital One AcademicAll-American of the Year. Classmate Chelsea Parise and sen-ior Erin Mruz also earned All-American honors from NSCAA.The trio was also named NSCAA Scholar All-Americans.

A total of six student-athletes were named All-Americans;matching the 2010 squad for highest number honored.Botts, Parise and Mruz each earned two All-American nodsfrom NSCAA and Daktronics. Joining the trio on the Dak-tronics, Inc. teams were senior Megan Brown and juniorsKayla Addison and Alyssa Mira. It was the second honor for both Addison and Brown, while Mruz got taggedwith her third honor from the organization.

Ashley Botts was named the 2011GLIAC Offensive Player of the Year

Offensive Player of the YearAshley Botts (GVSU)

Defensive Player of the YearAlyssa Mira (GVSU)

Freshman of the YearLaura Ivezaj (SVSU)Coach of the Year

Dave DiIanni (GVSU)First Team Second Team

Kayla Addison (GV) Maria Brown (GV)Bri Borgman (FSU) Chelsea Lyons (NMU)Ashley Botts (GV) Amelia Johnson (NMU)Amanda Watson (NU) Ashley Davis (TU)Erin Mruz (GV) Jennifer Holton (ODU)Alyssa Mira (GV) Kim Rietvald (NMU)Michelle Rogers (TU) Tonya Frasik (ODU)Megan Brown (GV) Abby Bellamy (SV)Kayla Klosterman (GV) Ashley Ruz (UF)Becky Schmidt (NMU) Megan Wharton (ODU)Chelsea Parise (GV) Laura Ivezaj (SV)

2011 All-GLIAC Teams

COACHING

The women’s soccer program has been under the leadership of Dave DiIanni since 2003. As the headcoach he has led the team to nine consecutive NCAA playoff appearances, which is even more im-pressive considering he lead the program to it’s first-ever appearance in his first year. DiIanni hasbrought the program to new heights since his arrival. The first playoff appearance, the first GLIACchampionship, the first undefeated season, the first Final Four, and the first national championshiphave all come during his tenure.

DiIanni has also tutored 16 All-Americans and a pair of NSCAA Player of the Year honorees in his nineseasons. In 2006 and 2010, he was named the NSCAA National Coach of the Year and he has been theRegional Coach of the Year two times. DiIanni is also the coach of the 92 ODP age group and is a USSF-B licensed coach. Entering the 2012 season, DiIanni has a career record of 177-16-14 (.890) with hiswinning percentage ranking second among active Division II coaches.

Erica Demers has spent the last seven years as the top assistant coach for the soccer team and wasnamed associate head coach in December 2011. In that time, the Lakers have seen their six best goaltotals by scoring 75 or more goals in each season, with a high of 92 in 2010. In 2010 the Lakersoutscored opponents by a total of 92-5, with four players recording 20 or more points. Demers, whoplayed NCAA Division I soccer for Oakland University, was a two-time Mid-Con first team selection andwas named the Mid-Con Player of the Year in 2002.

EXPERIENCE

GVSU is committed to offering its student-athletes an opportunity to participate in some of the bestexperiences of their lives, while competing in intercollegiate athletics, as well as attending one of thefastest rising universities in the state.

In 2008, the Lakers prepared for their upcoming season practicing against top-notch competition inEurope through the preseason. In 2009, the team kicked off the season with two games in Tampa, Fla.This would bookend the season as the playoffs would take them through Denver, Colo. and back toTampa where they hoisted the trophy to finish the undefeated season. The 2010 season saw the Lakershost three postseason games before traveling to Louisville, Ky. to claim the program’s second NCAAChampionship trophy. In 2011, GVSU won back-to-back shootouts to advance to its third straight tripto the Final Four

One of the main attributes of a Division II program is to offer “Life in the Balance” to students. GVSUtakes pride in offering academic balance along with athletic success. Student-athletes in the soccerprogram experience the best of every aspect of the college experience and a quality education is noexception. The soccer team has a cumulative GPA of just over 3.1, with 20 members of the team aver-aging over a 3.0.

When you combine the outstanding academic reputation of the school with the program’s winningtradition, it’s easy to see why GVSU is promoted as a “Grand” experience.

The Lakers celebrate advancing to its thirdstraight national championship game.

EXPERIENCE

The balance GVSU’s student-athletes experi-ence doesn’t just include academics and athlet-ics. The Lakers also spend time helping outaround the community and serving as rolemodels for younger girls.

The team volunteered at the Kent County Hu-mane Society and also spent time at the RonaldMcDonald House of Western Michigan which islocated in nearby Grand Rapids. The soccer play-ers also took part in GVSU’s Family Fun Day,hosting activities for the children of the campus’faculty and staff. In the fall of 2009, GVSU hosted two clinics for soccer teams from the GrandRapids Special Olympics and those teams were able to showcase their talents during halftimeof one of the games.

The Lakers helped at GVSUʼsFamily Fun Day

LOCATION

GVSU’s main campus is located in Allendale, Mich. which is lo-cated about 20 minutes from either Grand Rapids or GrandHaven. Grand Valley also has a downtown campus which is lo-cated in the second largest metropolitan city in the state, GrandRapids.

Grand Haven is home to the Coast Guard Festival and is a alsowell-known attraction because of the beach on beautiful LakeMichigan. Grand Rapids hosts the Celebration on the Grand every fall and is a city full of variousevents and attractions throughout the year.

Grand Valley State also has a great Student Life departmentwhich creates events and brings in different musical, comedy,and other acts from around the nation for GVSU students toenjoy. Student Life at GVSU also offers community service op-portunties as well as leadership programs.

The 2011 team at its preseasontraining in Petoskey, Mich.

Outstanding students, rich learning environments, excellent faculty, individual advisors andmentors, a wide range of majors, hands-on research opportunities, andnationally ranked graduate programs all contribute to a challenging andrewarding educational experience.

Our liberal education focus emphasizes critical thinking, creative problemsolving, and cultural understanding, preparing students for life in afast-changing world. It fosters a commitment to economic, social,and environmental sustainability and an inclusive campus that val-ues diversity. Through this forward-thinking education, studentsare empowered to positively affect the global community now andin the future.

Grand Valley reaches out to the community through its ContinuingEducation programs, VanAndel Global Trade Center, Annis WaterResources Institute, Michigan Alternative and Renewable Energy Cen-ter, and many other programs and centers.

Aerial view of part ofGVSUʼs Allendale Campus

Lauren King holds the trophy aftergraduating from GVSU in 2009

UNIVERSITY

HOMEFIELD

The GVSU Soccer Field is located on-campus in Allendale. The home field for the Lakers saw one ofthe biggest college soccer matches in West Michigan when the No. 3 Lakers defeated the No. 1 TampaSpartans in the first game of the 2008 season. In 2009, the Lakers added a brand new scoreboard be-hind the south end of the field and completed a locker room under the press box. GVSU now has extralocker rooms, new restrooms and a permanent concession stand at the brand new South Complex.

The Lakers hold a strong advantage over their opponentswhen playing at home. The Lakers had a home unbeatenstreak of 43 games that spanned from 2005-08. In 2009, theLakers began another home streak as they were declaredthe victors after every home contest through the 2010 sea-son. GVSU hasn’t lost a regular season home game sinceSept. 4, 2005. The Lakers boast an astonishing 94-4-3 recordat home under coach Dave DiIanni.

Having such a strong regular season home record helps theLakers keep their games in Allendale once the postseason begins. The GVSU soccer field has been hostto at least one NCAA playoff game in each of the past seven years. When the season is on the line, theLakers are often able to play at home in front of friends and family.

GK Chelsea Parise celebrates after blocking thefinal shot in the shootout against Chico State inthe 2011 NCAA Semifinal shootout.

FACILITIES

In 2008 GVSU opened the Laker Turf Building, which is now known as the Kelly Family SportsCenter. The 138,000 square-foot indoor facility has a seating capacity of 800 with a 100 yardsport turf field surrounded by a six-lane 300 meter track. The building is used by the movementscience program, intramurals, and athletics teams. Located near the Kelly Family Sports Centerthere are also six tennis courts, three outdoor basketball courts and a sand area that housesthree beach volleyball courts.

The Fieldhouse is also home to some of the best facilitiesaround. Inside there is a weightroom that is primarily usedby the varsity programs for team workouts. The RecreationCenter is connected to the Fieldhouse and is designed toshow the university’s commitment to offering recreationalservices to students. There is a 1/9th of mile indoor trackthat is raised over the two main floors. The middle floorfeatures more than 60 pieces of cardiovascular equip-ment, while the lower floor features both free weights and

machines. There are also two gyms that are connected to the Rec. Center that house four full-court basketball courts.

Documents

2012 Grand Valley State Women's Soccer Media Guide