2012-2013 CSM SoccerC O L L E G E O F S A I N T M A R Y AT H L E T I C S

2012 CSM ScheduleRecord: 3-7Date Opponent Time/ResultAug. 25 @ MidAmerica Nazarene L, 0-1Aug. 29 Morningside L, 1-2 (2ot)Sept. 1 @ Mount Marty W, 4-1Sept. 2 @ South Dakota L, 2-3Sept. 7 @ Manhattan Christian W, 6-0Sept. 8 @ Univ. St. Mary L, 1-3Sept. 12 Northwestern (IA) L, 0-4Sept. 15 Central (IA) L, 1-2Sept. 18 William Penn W, 7-1Sept. 21 Nebraska-Kearney L, 0-1Seot. 26 Buena Vista 5:00pmSept. 29 Oklahoma Wesleyan ^ 12:00pmOct. 3 @ Waldorf ^ 2:00pmOct. 6 @ Southwestern Christian ^ 12:00pmOct. 13 Central Christian ^ 2:00pmOct. 17 York College ^ 4:00pmOct. 20 @ Bellevue ^ 1:00pmOct. 27 Central Baptist ^ 12:00pm

^ - MCAC GamesAll times are Central and subject to change

CSM HOSTS BVU AND OPEN CONFERENCE PLAY

Hat-Trick for SchlaterCSM junior forward Abby Schlater netted a hat-trick on against WIlliam Penn. Schlater tallied her first two goals of the game in the first half in a span of 18 seconds. She tacked on her third early in the second half. Schlater was the Week 2 MCAC Offensive Player-of-the-Week.

“Pick”-ing up AssistsJunior Katie Pickinpaugh tallied four assits on Tuesday. Pickinpaugh currently leads the MCAC with nine assists on the season.

Closing in on 100Head Coach Shad Beam is currently eight wins away from 100 for his collegiate career. Beam won won 86 games as the men’s and women’s head soccer coach at Dana College in Blair, Neb. from 2002 through 2009.

CSM ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSSports Information: Shad Beam

Office: 402-399-2382; Cell: 402-306-1150

Email: sbeam@csm.edu

Address: 7000 Mercy Road Omaha, NE 68106

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For Immediate Release: Monday, September 24 • Contact: Shad Beam • Email: sbeam@csm.edu • Office: (402) 399-2382Week 6 Game Information

College of Saint Mary vs. Bueana Vista UniversityTuesday, Sept. 25 • 3 p.m. • Omaha, Neb. - Heritage Park

CSM FLAMESGame 112012 Record: 3-7Head Coach: Shad Beam Alma Mater: Dana College (1994) Record at CSM: 4-17-2 (2nd year) Career Record: 89-96-9 (9 seasons)

BVUGame 112012 Record: 8-1-1Head Coach: Tony Tommasi Alma Mater: University of Richmond

College of Saint Mary vs. Oklahoma WesleyanSaturday, Sept. 29 • 12 p.m. • Omaha, Neb. - Heritage Park

CSM FLAMESGame 102012 Record: 3-6Head Coach: Shad Beam Alma Mater: Dana College (1994) Record at CSM: 4-17-2 (2nd year) Career Record: 89-96-9 (9 seasons)

OWUGame 102012 Record: 6-2-1Head Coach: Jamie Peterson

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CSM FLAMES NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. VL Name Pos. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)1 Courtney Smith GK Jr. Hartford, Conn. (Bulkeley/Casper College)2 ** Abby Schlater (C) F Jr. Council Bluffs, Iowa (St. Albert HS)3 Payton Roby D Fr. Omaha, Neb. (Concordia Jr.-Sr. HS)4 Meagan Wilder-Wulf D Fr. Springfield, Neb. (Platteview HS) 5 Jordan Meadows MF Fr. Omaha, Neb. (Gretna HS06 Erika Yost D Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Manitou Springs HS)7 Alicia Scarpello MF Fr. Bellevue, Neb. (Papillion Lavista South HS)8 Sarah McGuire MF Fr. Omaha, Neb. (Omaha Roncalli HS)9 Jordan Lutkin MF RS-Jr. Ft. Collins, Colo. (Western Nebraska CC)10 * Abby Zach F So. Gering, Neb. (Scottsbluff HS) 11 Kristine Arkfeld D RS-Fr. Harlan, Iowa (Jarlan HS)12 Christa Manning F Fr. Papillion, Neb. (Platteview HS)13 ** RaeLeigh Withey D RS-Jr. Fort Collins, Colo. (Rocky Mountain HS)15 *** Allyssa Valquier F Sr. Sidney, Neb. (Sidney HS)16 * Allie Aussprung D So. Waukesha, Wisc (Univ. Wisc.-Milwaukee)17 Ashley Wohlers GK Fr. Papillion, Neb. (Papillion LaVista South HS)18 Shannon Landry D Fr. Omaha, Neb. (Omaha Gross HS)19 Macaela Steinke MF Fr. Plattsmouth, Neb. (Plattsmouth HS)20 Caitlin Parra MF Jr. Bellevue, Neb. (Unic. of Nebraska-Kearney) 22 Taylor Ainsworth MF Fr. Columbus, Neb. (Columbus HS)23 Katie Pickinpaugh F Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Univ. of Neb.-Omaha)25 * April McDowell D So. Omaha, Neb. (Bellevue East HS)33 Lexi Wall MF Fr. Saint Joseph, Mo. (Central HS)44 Flor Zermeno MF Fr. South Sioux City, Iowa (South Sioux City HS)

PlayersAbby Schlater ............................... Sh-later

CSM COACHES AND STAFF

Head Coach: Shad Beam (2nd season; Dana College, 1994)Assistant Coach: Ariko Kaziboni (2nd Season; Grand View Univ., 2011)Assistant Coach: Makayla Kastens (1st season; Morningside, 2010) Assistant Coach: Amanda Brabec (1st season; College of Saint Mary, 2012)Assistant Coach: Bob Brandriff (1st season; Wayland Univ., 1993)Soccer Intern: Ashton Makovicka (1st season; Midland University)Athletic Trainer: Jeff Hume

2012 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Flames Roundup

1) Abby Schlater earned MCAC Player-of-the-Week honors last week by scoring three goals and having three assists against Manhattan Christian and the University of Saint Mary. Schlater had two goals against USM. Schlater leads the MCAC in goals. Schlater has proven not only to be a goal scorer, she currently ranks second in the conference with six assists.

2) Goalkeeper Courtney Smith is 2-6 on the season and has made 32 saves. She ranks fifth in the conference in saves. On the field, Smith has scored two goals.

3) Katie Pickinpaugh currently leads the MCAC in assists with nine. She also has two goals on the season.

4) Christa Manning is second on the team and in the MCAC with six goals.

5) Five of the Flames losses this season have been by one goal.

6) This is the first meeting between Buena Vista and CSM.

7) Last season Oklahoma Wesleyan defated CSM 4-3.

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Scouting the Teams

College of Saint Mary

The Flames are led offensively by a pair of juniors. Abby Schlater leads the team and conference with nine goals. She was the week 2 MCAC Offensive Player-of-the-Week. Katie Pickinpaugh leads the conference with nine assists. Freshman Christa Manning is second on the team with six goals and 13 points. Abby Zach has two goals and five assists for nine points. Courtney Smith and Ashley Wohlers have split time in goal for the Flames. Smith has seven starts and has a 2.08 goals against average and has made 39 saves. Wohlers has a 2.0 goals against average and has 16 saves.

BVU

Off to its best start in school history, the Buena Vista soccer team is also sitting high nationally in several statistical categories with less than a week to go before opening its 2012 Iowa Conference schedule.

Senior Kellyn Arnold, the school’s all-time leader in goals scored, highlights the list as she is tied with two others for the national lead in total goals this season at 16 and with one other in total points (35). Junior Shelby Ripperger is third in assists with eight and has scored five goals. Tori Carson has 12 goals and seven assists on the season and has 31 total points. Meanwhile, goalkeeper Jaclyn Pfeifer is ranked 19th in goals against average (0.83) and has made 19 saves on the season.

As a team, BVU has scored 26 goals for the year (2nd highest total), including a program high 10 goals against Faith Bible College.

Buena Vista is 8-1-1 on the year and can match a school record for wins in a single-season with a win at Faith Baptist Bible College on Thursday afternoon. On Saturday, September 22, BVU suffered their first loss of the season to defending regular season co-champion and IIAC Tournament Champion, Loras College, 4-0.

Oklahoma Wesleyan

Oklahoma Wesleyan finished runner-up in the regular season and in the MCAC Tournament last season to Bellevue University. This season, the Eagles are 6-2-1 going into action starting Sept. 24. The team ranks seventh national in total shut-outs with four. Their offense is ranked 23rd nationally in goals scored with 26 and 24th nationally in assists with 18.

Amber Brown-Longoria has seven goals and two assists on the season for 16 points. Ashley Burnett has five goals and four assists for 14 points on the season. Libby Storie has added five goals. Lisa Amman has made 46 saves in goal for OWU.

The Eagles are on a four game winning streak entering the week with games against St. Gregory’s (0-6-1), before traveling to Omaha on Saturday. OWU’s last loss came on September 8 against MidAmerican Nazarene 3-2.

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Last Time Out

College of Saint MaryCollege of Saint Mary had been struggling to score goals the past couple weeks. On Tuesday afternoon, the Flames offensive found their shooting touch. CSM defeated William Penn University 7-1. CSM used six first half goals to put the game out of reach. Christa Manning (FR, Papillion, Neb.) gave the lead to CSM in the 14th minute off a cross from Caitlin Parra (JR, Bellevue, Neb.) and Abby Schlater (JR, Council Bluffs, Iowa). Manning added her second of the day in 20th minute as she buried home a shot off a pass from Taylor Ainsworth (FR, Columbus, Neb.) and Abby Zach (SO, Gering, Neb.). Zach got in the scoring parade in the 23rd minute when she chipped in a Parra pass for the goal. Abby Schlater scored two goals in a span of 18 seconds to give the Flames a 5-0 lead. Both assists came from Katie Pickinpaugh (JR, Omaha, Neb.). Defender Erika Yost (FR, Colorado Springs, Colo.) scored her second goal of the season off a through ball from Pickinpaugh. Late in the first half, William Penn’s Jordan Davis got behind the CSM defense and tucked a shot into the left corner of the goal to cut the lead to 6-1 going into half time. CSM’s offense cooled a bit in the second half. Abby Schlater scored her third goal of the game in the 54th minute. This was the first career hat trick for Schlater. The Flames defense allowed only three WPU shots in the second half. Courtney Smith (FR, Colorado Springs, Colo.) allowed one goal and made seven saves on the day.

BVUBuena Vista dropped their first match of the season on Saturday to Loras College. Loras is the defending co-IIAC champion. The Duhawks lead 3-0 at the half and added a late second half goal for a 4-0 victory. The match was the Iowa Conference opener for both teams.

OWUOklahoma Wesleyan won their fourth straight game over the weekend with a 5-3 win over Bethany (KS). In the game Amber Brown-Longoria had a hat-trick and an assist. Also scoring for OWU were Libby Storie and Allison Renfro. Lisa Amman was credited with the win and made three saves. Lauren Mohamed gave up three late goals to the Swedes.

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2012 NAIA Women’s Soccer Coaches’ Top 25 Poll - No. 3 (Sept. 18)RANK ................................. LAST TIME ................... SCHOOL (1ST PLACE VOTES) 2012 RECORD TOTAL POINTS1 ........................................ 1 .................................. Concordia (Ore.) (18) 6-0-2 5892 ........................................ 3 .................................. Lee (Tenn.) (3) 3-1-0 5743 ........................................ 2 .................................. Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 3-2-1 5544 ........................................ 4 .................................. Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 5-3-0 5305 ........................................ 5 .................................. Oklahoma City 4-0-0 5126 ........................................ 6 .................................. Mobile (Ala.) 4-2-1 4927 ........................................ 8 .................................. Westmont (Calif.) 4-1-1 4748 ........................................ 9 .................................. Baker (Kan.) 4-1-1 4479 ........................................ 10 ................................ Spring Arbor (Mich.) 5-1-1 42110 ...................................... 17 ................................ William Carey (Miss.) 5-1-1 42011 ...................................... 7 .................................. Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 4-2-0 39112 ...................................... 16 ................................ Vanguard (Calif.) 4-1-0 38913 ...................................... 13 ................................ Auburn Montgomery (Ala.) 5-0-1 36614 ...................................... 14 ................................ Judson (Ill.) 6-0-0 35415 ...................................... 11 ................................ Martin Methodist (Tenn.) 6-3-0 31316 ...................................... 18 ................................ Concordia (Calif.) 4-2-0 29917 ...................................... 12 ................................ Cal State San Marcos 3-2-1 28818 ...................................... 15 ................................ Graceland (Iowa) 5-2-0 28319 ...................................... 19 ................................ Kansas Wesleyan 5-1-0 26720 ...................................... 21 ................................ Westminster (Utah) 7-1-0 20821 ...................................... RV ............................... Davenport (Mich.) 5-1-0 17222 ...................................... 24 ................................ Carroll (Mont.) 6-0-0 16722 ...................................... 23 ................................ Northwood (Fla.) 4-3-0 16724 ...................................... 25 ................................ The Master’s (Calif.) 4-1-2 14425 ...................................... 22 ................................ Siena Heights (Mich.) 4-0-1 137

Others receiving votes: Bellevue (Neb.) 117; Trinity International (Ill.) 58; SCAD Savannah (Ga.) 45; Ashford (Iowa) 32; Missouri Valley 31; Cumberland (Tenn.) 27; Brenau (Ga.) 26; Grace (Ind.) 21; Rogers State (Okla.) 19; Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 19; Benedictine (Kan.) 15; Indiana Wesleyan 13; St. Ambrose (Iowa) 11; Southern Oregon 7; Menlo (Calif.) 3.

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COACHING HONORS AND AWARDS

• School-record 55 career wins (men’s soccer) at Dana College (2002-2007)• Class B State Champs (2002, Gretna HS)• School-record 15 wins (girl’s soccer) at Concordia Junior-Senior High (2011-2012)

SHAD BEAMHEAD COACH • 2ND YEAR • DANA COLLEGE (1994)

COACHING RECORD

College of Saint Mary•Head Coach (2011-present)

Midland University•Assistant Coach (2011)

Omaha Vipers•Assistant Coach (2011-12)

Dana College•Men’s Head Coach (2002-07)•Women’s Head Coach (2007-10)

Concordia Jr.-Sr. High School•Girl’s Head Coach (2011-12)

Gretna High School•Boy’s Head Coach (2001-2002)•Assistant Coach (2000)

Ralston High School•Boy’s Assistant Coach (1994-99)

Shad Beam is in his second season as the Head Soccer Coach at College of Saint Mary. In his first season at CSM, Beam coached two 1st team and two 2nd team all-conference performers. His Flames team was awarded the National Soccer Coaches Association (NSCAA) Team Academic and Team Ethics Awards. He also coached three Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes last season.

Prior to joining College of Saint Mary, Beam worked with the Omaha Vipers Professional Indoor Soccer team in the front office and behind the scenes. He also served as an assistant women’s soccer coach at Midland University for a season.Beam started his collegiate coaching career as the head men’s soccer coach at Dana College from 2002 until 2007. He was responsible for building the program into one of the top teams in the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC). Coach Beam owns the career record for wins in the men’s program with a 55-56-5 mark. In 2007, he took over the women’s team and success quickly followed. In his first season coaching the women’s side, the Vikings doubled their win total from the year before (12 wins). In just three seasons, Beam rose to second all-time on the women’s chart with a career mark of 31-27-2. Overall, Beam has a career mark of 89-96-9. During his time at Dana College, he also served as the Sports Information Director and an instructor in the Sports Management department.

Beam successfully rebuilt the men’s soccer program at Dana College into one of the top teams in the GPAC on and off the field. His 2005 men’s team led the NAIA men’s soccer programs with a team grade point average of 3.48. During his three seasons coaching the women’s team at Dana, the women’s soccer team earned three straight NAIA and NSCAA team academic accolades. Three of his men’s and women’s teams won the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Team Ethics Awards.

Coach Beam is no stranger to soccer in the Omaha metro area. He served as communications director for the Nebraska Futbol Club (NFC) for a season. He also has coached at two different high schools. Beam served as the girl’s head coach at Concordia Jr.-Sr. High School for two seasons. In each season, the team increased their win totals. He coached six all-state players during his tenure. In his first stint as a head coach, Beam developed the Gretna High School boy’s program into the 2002 Nebraska Class B State Champs.

When he left the Dragons, he owned the programs career wins mark with a 21-14 record. He also coached three

all-state players at GHS. Prior to coaching at Gretna, Beam started his career at Ralston High School as the junior varsity boys’ soccer coach.

A Denison, Iowa, native, Beam played tennis and club soccer at Dana where he earned his bachelor of arts degree in social science and psychology in 1994. He earned his Masters of Science degree in organizational business-sports management from Wayne State College in Wayne, Neb., in 2009. Coach Beam is starting his Doctor of Education with an emphasis in Educational leadership at CSM this fall.Shad and his wife, Beth, currently reside in Omaha.

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The 2012 Flames

#1 Courtney SmithFr. • GK

Co. Springs, CO

#2 Abby SchlaterJr. • F

Co. Bluffs, IA

#3 Payton RobyFr. • D

Omaha, NE

#4 Meagan Wilder-Wulf

Fr. • DSpringfield, NE

#5 Jordan MeadowsFr. • MF

Omaha, NE

#6 Erika YostFr. • D

Co. Springs, CO

#7 Alicia ScarpelloFr. • MF

Bellevue, NE

#8 Sarah McGuireFr. • MF

Omaha, NE

#10 Abby ZachSo. • F

Gehring, NE

#11 Kristine ArkfeldR-Fr. • D

Harlan, IA

#12 Christa ManningFr. • F

Papillion, NE

#13 RaeLeigh WitheyJr. • D

Ft. Collins, CO

#15 Allyssa ValquierSr. • F

Sydney, IA

#16 Allie AussprungSo. • D

Waukesha, WI

#17 Ashley WohlersFr. • GK

Papillion, NE

#18 Shannon LandryFr. • D

Omaha, NE

#19 Macaela SteinkeFr. • MF

Plattsmouth, NE

#20 Caitlin ParraJr. • MF

Bellevue, NE

#22 Taylor AinsworthFr. • MF

Columbus, NE

#23Katie Pickinpaugh

Jr. • MFOmaha, NE

#25 April McDowellSo. • D

Bellevue, NE

#33 Lexi WallFr. • MF

St. Joe, MO

#33 Flor ZermenoFr. • MF

S. Sioux City, NE

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GAME 1 MidAmerican Nazarene 3, CSM 2 GAME 2 Morningside 2, CSM 1 (2 OT)

2012 BOX SCORES

GAME 3 CSM 4, Mount Marty 1 GAME 4 USD 3, CSM 2

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GAME 5 CSM 6, Manhattan Christian 0 GAME 6 Saint Mary 3, CSM 2

2012 BOX SCORES

GAME7 Northwestern 4, CSM 0 GAME 8 Central 2, CSM 1

Soccer Box Score (Final)College of Saint Mary Soccer 2012

Central College vs College of St Mary (Sep 15, 2012 at Omaha, Nebraska)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalCentral College 1 1 2College of St Mary 0 1 1

Central College (5-2) vs.College of St Mary (2-6)Date: Sep 15, 2012 • Attendance: 50Weather:

Central CollegePo # Player Sh SO G Agk 1 Steph Hasken - - - -

3 Gabbi Muse 3 1 - 16 Liz Clancy 1 1 - -12 Annie Weaver - - - -14 Molly Potts - - - -15 Emily Saville - - - -18 Alayna Bailey 3 1 1 -20 Hannah Davy - - - -21 Brittany Hinton 1 - - -22 Liz Daniels - - - -24 Kelsey Schippers - - - -

-- Substitutes --4 Alyssa Fuller 1 1 - -5 Lauren Goodlove - - - -8 Julie Wunder 1 1 1 -9 Nancy Huddleston - - - -11 Jackie Bell - - - -17 Morgan Gray - - - -23 Kayla Johnson - - - -

Totals 10 5 2 1

College of St MaryPo # Player Sh SO G Agk 1 Courtney Smith - - - -

2 Abby Schlater 4 2 - 13 Payton Roby - - - -5 Jordan Meadows 1 1 - -6 Erika Yost - - - -7 Alicia Scarpello 2 2 - -12 Christa Manning 1 1 1 -13 RaeLeigh Withey - - - -18 Shannon Landry - - - -20 Caitlin Parra - - - -22 Taylor Ainsworth 3 - - -

-- Substitutes --4 Meagan Wilder-Wulf - - - -10 Abby Zach 5 3 - -11 Kristine Arkfeld - - - -15 Allyssa Valquier - - - -16 Allie Aussprung - - - -19 Macaela Steinke - - - -23 Katie Pickinpaugh - - - -25 April McDowell - - - -44 Flor Zermeno - - - -

Totals 16 9 1 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Steph Hasken 90:00 1 8

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Courtney Smith 90:00 2 3

Shots by period 1 2 TotalCentral College 8 2 10College of St Mary 7 9 16

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalCentral College 3 0 3College of St Mary 3 5 8

Saves by period 1 2 TotalCentral College 4 4 8College of St Mary 3 0 3

Scoring summary:No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description

1. 37:16 CENW Alayna Bailey (1) Gabbi Muse2. 65:18 CENW Julie Wunder (unassisted)3. 81:02 CSM Christa Manning (4) Abby Schlater

Cautions and ejections:

Win-Steph Hasken. Loss-Courtney Smith (1-5).Stadium: Heritage ParkOfficials: Timekeeper: Terra Moyers; Scorer: Terra Moyers;Offsides: Central College 0, College of St Mary 1.

Official's signature

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GAME 9 CSM 7, William Penn 1

2012 BOX SCORES

GAME 10 UNK 1, CSM 0

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MCAC Team Leaders Overall SummaryGoals/Game# Team G No Avg/G1 Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 26 2.892 Saint Mary (Neb.) 10 25 2.503 Bellevue (Neb.) 7 15 2.144 Central Baptist (Ark.) 7 14 2.005 Central Christian (Kan.) 8 12 1.506 Waldorf (Iowa) 10 11 1.107 Southwestern Christian (Okla.) 6 5 0.838 York (Neb.) 10 6 0.60

Assists/Game# Team G No Avg/G1 Saint Mary (Neb.) 10 30 3.002 Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 18 2.003 Bellevue (Neb.) 7 13 1.864 Central Baptist (Ark.) 7 9 1.295 Central Christian (Kan.) 8 8 1.006 York (Neb.) 10 9 0.907 Waldorf (Iowa) 10 6 0.608 Southwestern Christian (Okla.) 6 0 0.005 Bellevue (Neb.) 7 50 7.146 Central Baptist (Ark.) 7 40 5.717 Central Christian (Kan.) 8 41 5.138 York (Neb.) 10 43 4.30

Saves/Game# Team G No Avg/G1 Central Christian (Kan.) 8 81 10.132 York (Neb.) 10 84 8.403 Southwestern Christian (Okla.) 6 41 6.834 Saint Mary (Neb.) 10 62 6.20 Waldorf (Iowa) 10 62 6.206 Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 52 5.787 Bellevue (Neb.) 7 36 5.148 Central Baptist (Ark.) 7 24 3.43

CONFERENCE OVERALL

2012 Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference Standings (as of 9/24/12)

W L T GF GA W L T GF GACentral Baptist 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 6 2 0 2.0 0.6Oklahoma Wesleyan 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 6 2 1 2.9 1.4Bellevue 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 5 3 0 2.1 1.3Southwestern Christian 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2 3 1 0.8 2.5Waldorf 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2 6 3 1.1 2.4Saint Mary 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 3 7 0 2.5 2.0York 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2 7 1 0.6 1.1Central Christian 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 1 7 0 1.5 2.5

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MCAC Individual Leader Overall Summary

Points# Name Team Gm Go. As. Pts1 Schlater, Abby Saint Mary 10 9 6 24.02 Brown-Longoria, Amber Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 7 2 16.03 Powell, Krystina Central Christian 8 7 1 15.04 Burnett, Ashley Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 5 4 14.05 Manning, Christa Saint Mary 10 6 1 13.0 Pickinpaugh, Catherine Saint Mary 10 2 9 13.0

Goals# Name Team G Avg/G No1 Schlater, Abby Saint Mary 10 0.90 92 Brown-Longoria, Amber Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 0.78 7 Powell, Krystina Central Christian 8 0.88 74 Manning, Christa Saint Mary 10 0.60 65 Burnett, Ashley Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 0.56 5 Storie, Libby Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 0.56 5

Assists# Name Team G Avg/G No1 Pickinpaugh, Catherine Saint Mary 10 0.90 92 Schlater, Abby Saint Mary 10 0.60 63 Zach, Abby Saint Mary 10 0.50 54 Fischenich, Betsy Bellevue 7 0.57 4 Burnett, Ashley Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 0.44 4

Saves# Name Team G Avg/G No1 Keefer, Katy York 10 8.20 822 Curtis, Amanda Central Christian 8 9.75 783 Amman, Lisa Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 5.11 46 Smith, Courtney Saint Mary 9 5.11 46 Vitale, Kaylee Waldorf 8 5.75 466 Smith, Karmin Southwestern Christian 6 6.17 377 Stier, Caitlin Bellevue 6 5.50 338 Clements, Becca Central Baptist 6 3.67 229 Cormier, Taylor Southwestern Christian 4 1.00 4

Goals Against Average# Name Team G GA SV SHO GAA1 Clements, Becca Central Baptist 6 4 22 3.00 0.692 Keefer, Katy York 10 11 82 2.00 1.083 Amman, Lisa Oklahoma Wesleyan 9 9 46 3.00 1.464 Stier, Caitlin Bellevue 6 9 33 1.00 1.475 Smith, Karmin Southwestern Christian 6 11 37 2.00 1.92

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