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Table of ContentsContact Infomation ..................................... 3All-Time Coaching Records ....................... 3Head Coach ................................................. 4Coaching Staff............................................. 52010 Roster ................................................. 52010 Season Statistics ................................ 62010 Schedule and Results ......................... 7Season Preview ........................................8-9Returning Player Profiles .....................10-12Newcomer Profiles .................................... 13Records ..................................................... 14

Quick FactsLocation ................................. Richmond, In.Founded................................................. 1887Enrollment ............................................ 1,181Mascot ..............................................QuakersColor ................................................ MaroonConference .........................................HCACField ........................................Matlack FieldPresident ......................... Dr. David DawsonDirector of Athletics .....................Frank Carr Phone ............................. (765) 983-1414Assistant Athletic Director ..........Jill Butcher Phone ............................. (765) 983-1483

Women’s Soccer StaffHead Coach .......Jocelyn Keller (4th Season) Alma Mater .............DePauw University Record at Earlham ..................... 38-19-2 Office Phone .................. (765) 983-1447 Email ..................kellejo2@earlham.eduAsst. Coach ...........Rebecca O’Shurak (1st Season) Alma Mater ...............Allegheny College Office Phone .................. (765) 983-1492 Email ....................oshurre@earlham.eduVolunteer Assistant ...............JoBeth Buckley Alma Mater .................. Earlham College Email ................ jebuckl07@earlham.eduVolunteer Assistant ...........Kristen McMahon Alma Mater ..............DePauw University Email .................mcmahkr@earlham.eduStudent Manager .....Mary Crumley-EffingerEmail ......................crumlma1@earlham.edu

2010 SeasonOverall Record ................................... 14-6-1Conference Record ..................................8-1Regular Season ...................1st Place HCACPost-season ....................... 2nd Place HCAC

All-Time Coaching Records

Year Overall ConferenceMary Jane Luken1988.........................1-5Total ........................1-5Amy Freeman1989 .......................0-10 ..........................0-8, 9th1990........................2-14 ..........................1-7, 9thTotal .......................2-24 ...............................1-15Cathy Klein1991........................6-13 ..........................1-7, 8th 1992 ..................... 4-13-2 .................... 0-7-1, 8th 1993 ....................... 6-11 ..........................1-7, 8thTotal .................... 16-37-2 ........................ 2-21-1 Shane Meridith1994 ..................... 6-13-1 ........................0-8, 9th 1995 .......................9-10 ..........................1-7, 8th 1996 ...................... 9-8-2 ..................2-5-1, T-6th 1997 ....................... 8-11 ...................... 3-5, T-6th 1998 ..................... 10-7-1 ....................... 5-3, 3rd1999 ..................... 11-5-2 .................4-3-1, T-4th Total .................... 53-54-6 ...................... 15-31-2Laurel Stewart2000 ...................... 5-9-1 .........................1-7, 8thTotal ...................... 5-9-1 ................................1-7Jim Watts2001 ..................... 4-10-1 ........................2-6, 7th2002 .......................1-16 ..........................1-8, 8th2003 ..................... 6-11-1 ........................1-7, 8th2004 ...................... 6-9-1 .........................3-5, 7th2005 ...................... 9-8-1 .........................2-6, 7th2006 ...................... 7-8-2 ..................... 2-5-1, 7th2007 ..................... 12-5-1 ........................4-4, 6thTotal .................... 45-67-7 ...................... 15-41-1Jocelyn Keller2008 .......................12-6 ..........................4-4, 6th2009...................... 12-7-1 ................. 4-3-1, T-4th2010...................14-6-1 .................... 8-1, 1stTotal .................38-19-2 .....................16-8-1

Program Total ...134-204-16 ................... 38-118-5

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Jocelyn Keller finished her fourth season as the head coach of the Earlham College women’s soccer pro-gram. During her first three years, Keller has a 38-19-2 overall record, while earning the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year award after the Quakers ended the 2010 campaign 14-6-1. Under her leadership, the Quakers have reached their conference tournament championship match the past two seasons in the North Coast Athletic Conference in 2009 and the HCAC in 2010. This past year the Quakers won the HCAC Championship as they finished regular season conference play 8-1.

The 2010 Coach of the Year finished the season just shy of another award. As a finalist in the Inspire Awards, an award given to celebrate the importance of youth mentoring in the work place and the community, Keller fell just short of Toi Baylor, founder of the Baylor Youth Foundation. Baylor was later featured on the ABC series Undercover Millionaire.

After the 2010 season, eight Earlham players received all-conference honors from the HCAC with Karman Duchon being named the Offensive MVP. In addition to Duchon, Joy & Ikumi Doucette would also be named to the All-Region squad to bring her career total to five all-region players in only three seasons.

There were four players with post-season recognition from the NCAC in 2009, including Joy Doucette as Newcomer of the Year, when the Quakers finished fourth in the regular season. In 2008, six Earlham players earned NCAC honors, while Karman Duchon was also recognized as second team all-region.

A Cincinnati native, Keller is a graduate of St. Ursula Academy and played club for Classics Hammer F.C. Keller graduated in 2004 from DePauw University where she made two appearances in the NCAA Tournament. As a captain her senior year, she led DePauw to the Final Four, was named MVP and earned all-conference recognition. She also is the career leader in assists at DePauw University.

After graduation Keller served as an assistant coach at Earlham College under Jim Watts. She continued her career at Williams College under Michelyne Pinard, where the Ephs posted an 8-3-3 record. Prior to returning to Earlham, she served as an assistant coach under Neil Cunningham at Washington & Lee University in 2007-08 (16-4). Keller holds a NSCAA National Diploma as well as a goal keeping license.

Keller’s 2011 summer was primarily dedicated to her coaching development as she com-pleted the NSCAA’s two week coaching clinic at the 2011 Women’s World Cup. Upon completion of the curriculum on Special Topics she returned overseas with 365 Sports. This time she would lead a U15 team to Goteburg, Sweden to play in the Gothia Cup, a world wide tournament featuring over 1,500 youth teams.

A member of the U.S. Youth Soccer Region II staff, Keller also runs camps and clinics at The University of Virginia, The U. S. Naval Academy, Washington & Lee and Earl-ham College in the off season.

Keller currently resides in Richmond, Indiana. Her parents, Jeff & Adele, still live in Cincinnati while her sister Susie is a high school NSCAA All-American and former midfielder at Brown who currently lives in Boston, Mass.

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Rebecca O’Shurak enters her first season as an assistant coach for the Earlham women’s soccer program after playing four seasons at Allegheny College.

A goalkeeper for Allegheny women’s soccer team, O’Shurak was a senior as the Gators finished 14-3-4 and earned a bid to the 2010 NCAA Division III National Tournament. She also played four years on Allegheny’s lacrosse squad and was the starting goalie on the team that finished third in the North Coast Athletic Confer-

ence with an overall record of 12-6 in 2011.

O’Shurak coached several summers at the Allegheny Summer Camp and with Con-neaut Lake Youth Soccer League. Since moving to Richmond she has trained the local Richmond High School Men’s Soccer goalkeepers. The recent graduate attended The National Coaching Institute this past summer. O’Shurak will be the primary goalkeeping coach for the Quakers.

The Meadville, Pa. native graduated from Allegheny with a Bachelor of Arts in Com-munication Arts in 2011. During her time at Allegheny, she served as Media/Recruiting Assistant for Women’s Soccer as well as the Athletic Communications Intern and an office assistant for football recruiting.

Numerical Roster

1 Ikumi Doucette Berwyn Heights, Md./ Eleanor Roosevelt Midfield/Back2 Joy Doucette Berwyn Heights, Md./ Eleanor Roosevelt Forward3 Cate Simmermaker Louisville, Ky./ DuPont Manual Back4 Paige Thomas Bel Air, Md./ Baltimore Friends School Midfield6 Kelly Sprague Dhahran, Saudi Arabia/ Cushing Academy Midfield7 Evelyn Tandy Crittenden, Ky./ Walton Verona Back8 Ryder Comstock Yellow Springs, Ohio/ Yellow Springs Forward9 Claire Murphy Fort Wayne, In./ Canterbury Back10 Holland Rausher Durham, N.C./ Carolina Friends Midfield11 Martha Sanchez Siguatepeque, Honduras/ El Aba Bilingual Forward12 Betelihem Alemu Addis Ababa, Ethiopia/ UWC Waterford Midfield/Forward13 Zoe Wolfe Greentown, In./ Eastern Forward14 Annie Frodeman Denton, Texas/ Guyer Back15 Sofia Bustamante Quito, Ecuador / UWC Costa Rica Defense/Midfield17 Elizabeth Richards Marysville, Wash./ Stanwood Midfield19 Molly Altreuter New York, N.Y./ Brooklyn Friends School Forward23 Kate Franks Hopewell, Ohio/ West Muskingum Goalkeeper

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2010 Season Statistics

# Player GP-GS Min. G A P Sh Sh. % GW PK-ATT5 Duchon, Karman 21-21 1673 17 7 41 63 .270 5 1-1

2 Doucette, Joy 21-21 1617 11 12 34 64 .172 4 0-1

3 Simmermaker, Cate 21-21 1735 5 0 10 20 .250 2 0-0

7 Tandy, Evelyn 21-2 860 3 2 8 19 .158 0 0-0

4 Thomas, Paige 21-21 1652 3 1 7 24 .125 0 0-0

17 Dana, Rachel 21-21 1317 2 3 7 24 .083 1 0-0

18 Berry, Lauren 19-19 1639 2 3 7 13 .154 1 0-0

15 Zeller, Allie 21-21 1860 2 1 5 10 .200 0 0-0

6 Sprague, Kelly 21-21 1244 1 3 5 13 .077 0 0-1

10 Rausher, Holland 20-0 381 1 1 3 4 .250 0 0-0

21 Buckley, JoBeth 20-0 478 1 0 2 10 .100 1 0-0

1 Doucette, Ikumi 21-21 1677 0 1 1 29 .000 0 0-0

23 Franks, Kate 13-1 297 0 1 1 1 .000 0 0-0

14 Frodeman, Annie 21-21 1608 0 0 0 6 .000 0 0-0

9 Murphy, Claire 14-0 468 0 0 0 5 .000 0 0-0

8 Gage, Cassie 13-0 165 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0

19 Davenger, Oda 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0

16 Matossian, Rosemary 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0

11 Sanchez-McCann M. 3-0 10 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0

Total 21 - 48 35 131 307 .156 14 1-3 Opponents 21 - 19 13 51 228 .083 6 0-1

# Player GP-GS Min. GA Ga Avg Saves Save% W L T SO SF23 Franks, Kate 2-1 122:44 1 0.73 3 .750 1 0 0 0 7

31 Holthaus, Megan 20-20 1793:29 18 0.90 90 .833 13 6 1 11

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Total. 21 1916:13 19 0.89 95 .833 14 6 1 12 226

Opponents 21 1916:13 48 2.25 120 .714 6 14 1 7 300

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2010 Schedule & ResultsOverall Record: 14-6-1Conference Record: 8-1

Thomas More College Loss 0-1

Ohio Northern University Win 1-0

Denison University Win 6-4

Carnegie Mellon University Loss 0-1

Johns Hopkins University Loss 0-6

Albion College Win 3-0

Wittenberg University Tie 0-0 2 OT

Oberlin College Win 6-0

Wilmington College Win 2-0

Anderson University (IN) Win 5-1

Bluffton University Win 3-1

College of Mount St. Joseph Win 4-0

Transylvania University Win 1-0

Hanover College Loss 0-1 OT

Defiance College Win 2-0

Manchester College Win 6-0

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Win 3-0

DePauw University Loss 0-2

Franklin College Win 3-0

HCAC TournamentHanover College Win 3-0

Transylvania University Loss 2-0

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ewThe Women’s Soccer Team enters their second season in the Heartland Colle-giate Athletic Conference. In their first season with the Heartland the Quakers made a statement winning all but one game in conference play. Their almost perfect conference record (8-1) earned the Quakers the title of HCAC Champi-ons for their breakout season and the op-portunity to host the conference tourna-ment. Falling just short of the National Tournament by one game, the Earlham women were recognized on numerous occasions in the conference and the re-gion.

Karman Duchon, Ikumi Doucette and Joy Doucette were among those named to the All-Region squad. Earlham has lost one of their two All-Region for-wards, Karman Duchon, to graduation. Duchon earned First Team All-Confer-ence status in addition to being selected the conference’s most valuable offensive player. Duchon, a two-time HCAC Play-er of the Week, topped the conference with 41 points last season as she finished a league-leading 17 goals, while ranking third with seven assists. She ended her career as Earlham’s all-time leader with 54 goals, 33 assists and 141 points. In

2010, Duchon had five game-winning goals, currently holding Earlham’s all-time mark of 14.

The All-Region Doucette sisters will re-turn to the Quakers as juniors. Joy, the team’s second leading scorer and leader in assists, will continue to cause prob-lems for the opposing teams’ defenses, while Ikumi’s speed should allow Earl-ham the chance to add to their 12 shut-outs from the previous season.

Eight players received all-conference honors for the 2010 season in addition to Duchon and the Doucette twins. First Team All-Conference back, Cate Simmermaker, and Second Team All-Conference central midfielder, Kelly Sprague, are also returning to the Quaker starting line up. Simmermaker landed third on the team in scoring while Sprague, a returning captain, anchored the midfield.

Returning to the midfield with team cap-tain Kelly Sprague is last year’s starting winger Paige Thomas. Thomas was a constant last year playing in 86 per-cent of the team’s total minutes. The Thomas-Sprague match up is likely to Ikumi Doucette

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be a strong component of success for the Quakers in the midfield.

Senior Evelyn Tandy’s versatility will help Keller to fill the few gaps that have opened from last year. Her composure and technical skills on the ball will in-evitably land her in the center of the field but her vision and understanding of the game has left the coaching staff in an ideal predicament as to whether she will play in the midfield or the back line. Holland Rausher’s strong first touch will increase her playing time this year as the Quakers try to make things happen in the midfield.

Despite the loss of Duchon, HCAC Coach of the Year, Jocelyn Keller seems optimistic as she returns four of her five leading scorers from the 2010 season. Keller’s 2011 roster was pleas-antly surprised to welcome back junior Ryder Comstock to the team following a one-year hiatus. The 6 foot forward adds depth and a bit of experience to the already returning squad as the team went undefeated in all of the 13 games in which Comstock stepped on the field.

Comstock will join junior Joy Doucette on the attack.

While things may look increasingly difficult with the loss of seven seniors, including starting goalkeeper Megan Hothaus and centerback Allie Zeller, Senior Kate Franks looks promising as she is expected to step into her new role as the starting Quaker net minder. In addition, three fourths of the back line will be returning with Simmermaker, Doucette and last season’s standout freshman Annie Frodeman at centerback.

The Quakers will open their season against Thomas More. Earlham fell to the Saints 1-0 just a year ago. This game will be the first step of many as the Quakers look to improve upon past years and compete in the conference tournament and potentially clinch a spot in the national tournament.

Season Preview

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2010: Junior Co-Captain... Second Team All-Confer-ence... started in all 21 games... controlled possession in the midfield posting one goal and three assists.

2009: Started in all 20 games as a sophomore... scored one goal.

2008: Missed entire season due to injury.

Personal: Daughter of James & Nancy Sprague... was a member of Desert Wind F.C... played in the 2004 and 2005 Gothia Cup (Sweden).

2010: Appeared in two games as a junior start-ing in one... conceded only one goal in the victory over Anderson.

2009: Saw time in three games as a sophomore... earned a shutout in the 2-0 win over Franklin.

2008: Played all 90 minutes in the 3-1 win over Adrian.

Personal: Daughter of Mindy & Mark Young, Tom & Brenda Franks... played club for Zanesville Arsenal.

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2010: Saw time in 20 games as a junior... scored her first collegiate goal in Earlham’s 3-0 win over Rose-Hulman... assisted Joy Doucette’s goal against Wilmington.

2009: Appeared in eight games for the Quakers.

2008: Played in 15 contests, starting four... fin-ished the season with one assist.

Personal: Daughter of Mark Rausher & Anne Lacey... played club for Triangle United.

Kate FranksSenior Goalkeeper

Hopewell, OhioWest Muskingum

Major: Art/ Sociology & Anthropology

Holland RausherSenior Midfielder

Durham, N. C.Carolina Friends

Major: Psychology

Kelly SpragueSenior Midfielder

Dhahran, Saudi ArabiaCushing Academy

Major: Biochemistry

72010: Played in all 21 games starting in two... posted one goal and one assist from the midfield.

2009: Played in all 20 games starting in 11... notched her first collegiate goal against St. Mary -of-the-Woods... put the Quakers on the board in Earlham’s 4-1 win over Oberlin.

2008: Saw time in six games as a freshman.Personal: Daughter of Tom & Florence Tandy... three-year captain for Lexington F.C.

Evelyn TandySenior Midfielder

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Personal: Daughter of Stefen Doucette... helped Laurel Lightning to the 2009 & 2010 Maryland State Cup Championship.

2010: First Team All-Conference... started in all 21 games... played a key role in setting the pro-gram record for shutouts (12)...assisted in one goal.

2009: Started in all 20 games... scored three goals and assisted one as a freshman... scored the game winning goal against St. Mary-of-the-Woods.

Personal: Daughter of Stefen Doucette... helped Laurel Lightning to the 2009 & 2010 Maryland State Cup Championship.

2010: Named First Team All-Conference... HCAC player of the week... started in all 21 games... third on the team in goals (5)... scored the game winning goals against Wilmington (2-0) and Mt. Saint Joseph (4-0).

2009: Posted six goals... started in all 20 games played... put in two game winners from the back line.

Personal: Daughter of Tina & Darrell Simmermaker... won six Kentucky State Cups for Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club (2011, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2002).

Ikumi DoucetteJunior Defender

Berwyn Heights, Md.Eleanor Roosevelt

Major: Geosciences

Joy DoucetteJunior Foward

Berwyn Heights, Md.Eleanor RooseveltMajor: Psychology

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Junior Defender

Louisville, Ky.DuPont Manual

Major: Biochemistry

2010: Scored three goals... had one assist... start-ed in all 21 games played.

2009: Appeared in six games as a freshman in-cluding Earlham’s conference win over Hiram.

Personal: Daughter of Mike & Kathleen Thomas... member of the Baltimore Shake-downs... played in the 2008 Gothia Cup (Swe-den).

Paige Thomas Junior Midfielder

Bel Air, Md.Baltimore Friends School

Major: Neuroscience

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2009: Saw time in 13 games... assisted one goal... the Quakers went undefeated in every game Ryder played.

Personal: Daughter of Paul Comstock & Kirsten Skaggs... team MVP and two-year Offensive Player of the Year in high school... member of the MVYSA U-19 Championship team... played for CJ United... two-time MVSSCA League Champs.

Ryder ComstockJunior Forward

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2010: Started in all 21 games... contributed to a 12 shutout defense as a center back.

Personal: Daughter of Denise & Robert Frodeman... member of the DFW Tornadoes...2009 WAGS champion in D.C.

Annie FrodemanSophomore Defender

Denton, TexasGuyer

Major: Undecided

2010: Saw time in three games as a freshman.

Personal: Daughter of Jose Sanchez & Mary McCann... leading goal scorer in the Montessori Tournament in Siquatepeque... Calanterique and Chivas 2009 Champions of Copa Cola, Honduras.

Martha Sanchez-McCannSophomore ForwardSiguatepeque, Comayagua

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Major: Sociology & Anthorpology

2010: Saw time in 14 games as a freshman.

Personal: Daughter of Kevin & Pat Murphy... senior captain of her high school team... two-year captain for Rangers FC... 2011 Summer: Citadel Women’s First Team.

Claire MurphySophomore Defender

Fort Wayne, IndianaCanterbury

Major: Neuroscience

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Personal: Daughter of Chris Richards & Maggie Strazzo... graduated valedictorian of her class in high school... two-year captain and two-year MVP for North Sound Soccer Club, Legacy F.C.

Elizabeth RichardsSophomore Midfielder

Marysville, WAStanwood

Major: Neuroscience

Personal: Daughter of Paul Weinstein and Judith Altreuter... high school varsity captain... received an award for overall contribution to the athletic department in her senior year.

Molly AlreuterFreshman Forward/GK

New York, N.Y.Brooklyn Friends School

Major: Undecided

Personal: 2010 Sportswoman of the year at Waterford Kamhlaba UWCSA... won the outstanding achievement award for senior girl’s soccer... Swaziland women’s soccer team... 2009 and 2010 Inter-School Swaziland Champion.

Betelihem AlemuFreshman Midfielder

Addis Ababa, EthiopiaUnited World College

Major: Undecided

Personal: Daughter of Melida Guevera & Teodoro Bustamante... was runner-up for a national title on the Pichinchan state team in Ecuador.

Sofia BustamanteFreshman Midfielder

Quito, EcuadorUnited World College

Major: Undecided

Personal: Daughter of Jon & Karen Wolfe... two-time Second Team All-Conference Forward... First Team All-Conference 2010.

Zoe WolfeFreshman Forward

Greentown, Md.Eastern

Major: Neuroscience

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Team Records

Single SeasonMost Wins in a Row .......... 6 – 2008, 2010Most Wins in a Season ............. 14 – 2010Most Goals ............................... 50 – 2008Least Goals Allowed ................ 14 – 1998Best Goal Differential ........... + 29 – 2010Most Assists ............................. 43 – 2008Least Assists Allowed 4 – 1995, 1997 & 1998Most Points ............................ 143 – 2008Least Points Allowed ............... 32 – 1998Most Shots .............................. 347 – 2009Least Shots Allowed ............... 155 – 1999Best Goals Allowed Average.. 0.74 – 1998Most Saves .............................. 311 – 1990Most Shutouts ........................... 12 – 2010Best Start (Season) ....3 wins – 2003, 2009

Single GameMost Goals8 – vs. Spalding 8-29-08 (Final Score 8-0)8 – at Franklin 9-14-05 (Final Score 8-1)Largest Margin of Victory8 – vs. Spalding 8-29-08 (Final Score 8-0)

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CareerMost Goals 52 – Karman Duchon, 2007-10Most Assists 33 – Karman Duchon, 2007-10Most Points 141 – Karman Duchon, 2007-10Most Games Played 77 – Heather Stewart, 1994 - 97Most Games Started 77 – Heather Stewart, 1994 – 97Most Shots 245 – Hilde Thomason, 1995- 98Most Game Winning Goals 14 – Karman Duchon, 2007-10Best Goals Against Average 0.97 – Shelly Holt, 1998-00 (Minimum 36 games played)Most Saves 579 – Missy Beckrest, 1994-97

Most Shutouts 23 – Megan Holthaus, 2007-10Most Minutes Played in Goal 6075 – Missy Beckrest, 1994-97

Single SeasonMost Goals 19 – Karman Duchon, 2008 19 – Hillary Carter, 2005Most Assists 12 – Joy Doucette, 2010Most Points 47 – Karman Duchon, 2008Most Games Played 21 – Nine members of 2010 teamMost Games Started 21 – Nine members of 2010 teamMost Shots 76 – Hillary Carter, 2008Most Game Winning Goals 7 – Karman Duchon, 2008 7 – Shoshana Erickson, 1999Best Goals Against Average 0.75 – Shelly Holt, 1998 (Minimum 10 games played)Most Saves 234 – Jill Willison, 1993Most Shutouts 11 – Megan Holthaus, 2010Most Minutes Played in Goal 1793 – Megan Holthaus, 2010

Single Game Most Goals 5 – Karman Duchon, Denison (Nationally Ranked 20), 9-8-10

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