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Soccer Contact: Tony SchmidtOffice Phone: (256) 782-5377Cell Phone: (256) 689-8524Email: [email protected]

IntervIewsAll interviews with JSU coaches and/or JSU players must be arrangedthrough the JSU Sports Information Department. Tony Schmidt isthe contact for soccer and can be contacted at (256) 782-5377 or [email protected]. Players and coaches will be made available at varioustimes throughout the week at the request of the media entity. Coach NeilMacdonald and requested student-athletes will also be made available atthe conclusion of each match following a l0 minute cooling-off period.

JsU On the InternetJSU’s home on the world wide web www.JsUGamecocksports.comis your place for everything related to JSU sports. All statistics, results,news releases and upcoming events are updated following each event.

MedIa servIces/credentIalsMembers of the media will be supplied with up-to-date release packagesand/or statistics following a request with the JSU Sports InformationOffice in Kennamer Hall. All releases and stats can also be obtained viawww.JSUGamecockSports.com, the official JSU Athletic web site. Statsand other news items are updated following each match and will bemade available otherwise at the request of the individual media entity.

JacKsOnvIlle state sPOrts InFOrMatIOnThe JSU Sports Information Offices are located on the second floor ofKennamer Hall, rooms 201, 203 and 210. Tony Schmidt is the sports infor-mation contact for soccer and he can be reached at (256) 782-5377 or byemail at [email protected].

CREDITS: The 2014 Jacksonville State Women’s Soccer Media Guide is a publication of the JSU Sports Information Department. It was complied and written by Tony Schmidt with assistance from Associate Athletic Director for Sports Information Greg Seitz, Assistant Sports Information Director Josh Underwood. Photos by JSU Photographer Steve Latham and Matt Reynolds. Typeset-ting and graphic design by Wray Dillard of Wray Graphics. Printing by JSU Printing Services, Jacksonville, Ala. Copyright: 2014 JSU Sports Information Department. Jacksonville State University is an EO/AA employer.

M E D I a I n f o R M a T I o n

2014 TV/Radio ID Chart ............................................................Inside Front Cover Quick Facts/Schedule ..................................................................................... 22014 Rosters ...................................................................................................... 3Live Like Champions/Charter of Champions ................................... 4-5Head Coach Neil Macdonald ...................................................................... 6Assistant Coach Andy Swift/Graduate Assistant Nikki Brown ...... 7Meet the Players ........................................................................................ 8-20Meet the Gamecocks....................................................................................212013 Review ..............................................................................................22-232013 Box Scores ..............................................................................................242013 OVC Recap .............................................................................................26Ohio Valley Conference ...............................................................................28Ohio Valley Conference 2012 Composite Schedule .......................29

The 2014 Opponents .............................................................................30-31JSU Soccer Honors .........................................................................................32Records ...............................................................................................................33All-Time Team Records.................................................................................34Individual Records .........................................................................................35Single Season Records .................................................................................35Career Records ................................................................................................36Year-by-Year Records ....................................................................................37All-Time Soccer Roster .................................................................................38Year-by-year Records .............................................................................39-40JSU vs. All Opponents .........................................................................41-42This is JSU ...................................................................................................43-55Gamecock Soccer Facilities ........................................................................................56

On the cOver:Features five seniors

that will help guide the 2014 Gamecocks.

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Asst. AD/Sports Info: Greg SeitzOffice Phone: (256) 782-5279Email: [email protected]

Asst. SID: Josh UnderwoodOffice Phone: (256) 782-5915Email: [email protected]

MaIlInG address:700 Pelham Rd. N.Kennamer HallJacksonville, Ala. 36265

C o n T E n T ST H E 2014 S O CC E R M E D I A G U I D E

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M E D I A I N F O R M A T I O N

General InformationLocation ........................................................................................................Jacksonville, Ala.Enrollment ...........................................................................................................................9,504Founded .................................................................................................................................1883Colors ................................................................................................................ Red and WhiteNickname................................................................................................................GamecocksFacility ........................................................................... Pete Mathews Coliseum/5,500Conference ............................................................................... Ohio Valley ConferencePresident .........................................................................................Dr. William A. MeehanFaculty Representative ......................................................................Dr. Mary NewtonAthletic Director ......................................................................................... Warren KoegelAssociate AD/SWA ......................................................................................... Tracy BroomAthletic Phone.............................................................................................(256) 782-5368Athletic Ticket Office ...............................................................................(256) 782-8144

Sports InformationSr. Associate AD/Media Relations ..............................................................Greg SeitzOffice Phone .................................................................................................(256) 782-5279E-Mail ................................................................................................................. [email protected] SID/Soccer SID ......................................................................... Tony SchmidtE-Mail ......................................................................................................... [email protected] Phone .................................................................................................(256) 782-5377Cell Phone ......................................................................................................(256) 689-8524Assistant SID ............................................................................................Josh UnderwoodOffice Phone .................................................................................................(256) 782-5915

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head coach neil MacdonaldAlma Mater: Augusta State, 1997Career Record: 211-150-21 (15th Year)JSU Record: First Season

All Game Times are Central Home Games in Bold * - OVC Match

assistant coach andy swiftAlma Mater: Universty of Maine at Machias, 2005Years at JSU: 7th Season

Graduate assistant coachnikki BrownYears at JSU: 2nd season

E-Mail ................................................................................................... [email protected] Site .................................................................... www.JSUGamecockSports.comJSU Athletic Twitter ............................................................................. @JSUGamecocksJSU Soccer Twitter .......................................................................................... @JSUSoccerJSU Athletics on Facebook ................................................................. JSUGamecocks

Soccer coaching StaffHead Coach ................................................................................................Neil MacdonaldAlma Mater ........................................................................................ Augusta State, 1997Years at JSU ..................................................................................................Second SeasonRecord at JSU .................................................................................................................. 4-13-2Career Record ...................................................................................................... 211-150-21Assistant Coach ................................................................................................... Andy SwiftAlma Mater ......................................................................................Maine-Machias, 2005Years at JSU .................................................................................................Seventh SeasonGraduate Assistant ...........................................................................................Nikki Brown

Team InformationAll-Time Record ..........................................................................136-191-37 (18 years)All-Time OVC Record ......................................................................26-49-16 (10 years)First Season ...................................................................................................................1982-832013 Overall Record .................................................................................................. 4-13-22013 OVC Record ............................................................................................................ 0-9-1Starters Returning/Lost .................................................................................................. 8/0 Newcomers ................................................................................................................................. 6

Date Opponent Location Time

8.16 South Alabama (Ex.) Mobile, Ala. 7 p.m.8.22 Elon Elon, N.C. 6 p.m.8.24 Gardner-Webb Boling Springs, N.C. 12 p.m.8.29 SaMfoRD JaCKSonVILLE 7 p.m.8.31 MISS. VaLLEY STaTE JaCKSonVILLE 1 p.m.9.5 JaCKSon STaTE JaCKSonVILLE 7 p.m.9.7 Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 7 p.m.9.12 Troy Troy, Ala. 3 p.m.9.14 Alabama State Montgomery, Ala. 1 p.m.9.20 Ball State Muncie, Ind. 1 p.m.9.26 * UT MaRTIn JaCKSonVILLE 7 p.m.9.28 * Murray State Murray, Ky. 1 p.m.

Date Opponent Location Time

10.3 * Morehead State Morehead, Ky. 5 p.m.10.5 * Eastern Kentucky Richmond, Ky. 12 p.m.10.12 * EaSTERn ILLInoIS JaCKSonVILLE 1 p.m.10.17 * Austin Peay Clarksville, Tenn. 7 p.m.10.19 * Belmont Nashville, Tenn. 1 p.m.10.24 * SIU EDWaRDSVILLE JaCKSonVILLE 7 p.m.10.26 * SoUTHEaST MISSoURI JaCKSonVILLE 1 p.m.10.31 * Tennessee Tech Cookeville, Tenn. 3 p.m.11.6 OVC Tournament TBA TBA11.7 OVC Tournament TBA TBA11.8 OVC Tournament TBA TBA11.9 OVC Tournament TBA TBA


alabama (4)#5 Courtney Hurt (Huntsville)#7 Abbey Clausen (Huntsville)#12 Sydney Keller (Huntsville)#25 Anna Clausen (Huntsville)

Georgia (5)#6 Carsen Taylor (Leesburg)#8 Kaitlyn Gregory (Kennesaw)#9 Taylor Lott (McDonough)#14 Lindsey Jackson (Marietta)#24 Jessica Monahan (Marietta)

Kentucky (1)#0 Katie Thomas (Fancy Farm)

Mississippi (1)#18 Kayla Thompson (Brandon)

FrOM acrOss nOrth aMerIca

seniors (6)#4 Brianna Salverda#8 Kaitlyn Gregory#10 Jackie Rush#11 Nicole Heiser#14 Lindsey Jackson#24 Jessica MonahanJuniors (7)#2 Olivia Drapes#5 Courtney Hurt#12 Sydney Keller

the class OF the GaMecOcKs

G A M E C O C K R O S T E R W I T H B R E A K D O W N S

# Name Pos. Ht. Cl Hometown/Previous School

00 Meara Johnson GK 6-0 So. Brampton, Ontario, Canada / Mississippi State 0 Katie Thomas GK 5-6 So. Fancy Farm, Ky. / Graves County HS 1 Caroline Robinson GK 5-11 Fr. Hendersonville, Tenn. / Beech HS 2 Olivia Drapes D 5-7 Jr. Round Rock, Texas / Mississippi State 3 Nicola Dominikovich MF 5-4 So. Calgary, Alberta, Canada / Edge School 4 Brianna Salverda MF/D 5-7 Sr. Calgary, Alberta, Canada / Central Memorial HS 5 Courtney Hurt F 5-7 R-Jr. Huntsville, Ala. / Grissom HS 6 Carsen Taylor MF/F 5-7 So. Leesburg, Ga. / Lee County HS 7 Abbey Clausen D/MF 5-2 So. Huntsville, Ala. / Grissom HS 8 Kaitlyn Gregory D 5-4 Sr. Kennesaw, Ga. / North Cobb 9 Taylor Lott F 5-7 Fr. McDonough, Ga. / Ola HS 10 Jackie Rush MF/F 5-6 Sr. Trophy Club, Texas / Northwest HS 11 Nicole Heiser D 5-6 Jr. Strongsville, Ohio / Strongsville HS 12 Sydney Keller D 5-9 Jr. Huntsville, Ala. / Grissom HS 13 Chelsi Bender D/F 5-0 So. Freehold, N.J. / Mississippi State 14 Lindsey Jackson F/MF 5-5 Sr. Marietta, Ga. / Harrison HS 15 Blair Barker MF 5-3 So. Hixson, Tenn. / Notre Dame HS 16 Brianna Boutziouvis F 5-8 Jr. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada / Louis-Riel HS 17 Mackenzie Bellows MF 5-2 So. Calgary, Alberta, Canada / Henry Wise HS 18 Kayla Thompson F 5-4 Fr. Brandon, Miss. / Northwest Rankin HS 21 Katt Dowd MF/D 5-6 Jr. Kingwood, Texas / Kingwood HS 22 Kelsey Bright F 5-8 Jr. Kingwood, Texas / Kingwood HS 23 Justine Panchuk MF 5-5 So. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada / Sisler HS 24 Jessica Monahan MF/D 5-3 Sr. Marietta, Ga. / Marietta HS 25 Anna Clausen D/MF 5-2 So. Huntsville, Ala. / Grissom HS 26 Kristen Hoo MF 5-7 Jr. Pickering, Ontario, Canada / West Virginia Wesleyan

# First last 00 MEAR-uh Johnson3 Nicola Dome-ne-co-vich11 Nicole Hi-zer16 Bre-anna Ba-jew-vis17 Mackenzie Bell-lows23 Justine Pan-chuck24 Jessica Mon-na-han26 Kristen Who

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PrOnUncIatIOn chart

new Jersey (1)#13 Chelsi Bender (Freehold)

Ohio (1)Nicole Heiser (Strongsville)

tennessee (2)#1 Caroline Robinson (Hendersonville)#15 Blair Barker (Hixson)

texas (4)#2 Olivia Drapes (Round Rock)#10 Jackie Rush (Trophy Club)#21 Katt Dowd (Kingwood)#22 Kelsey Bright (Kingwood)

canada (7)#00 Meara Johnson (Brampton, Ontario)#3 Nicola Dominikovich (Calgary, Alberta)#4 Brianna Salverda (Calgary, Alberta)#16 Brianna Boutziouvis (Ottawa, Ontario)#17 Mackenzie Bellows (Calgary, Alberta)#23 Justine Panchuk (Winnipeg, Manitoba)#26 Kristen Hoo (Pickering, Ontario)

#16 Brianna Boutziouvis#21 Katt Dowd#22 Kelsey Bright#26 Kristen Hoosophomores (9)#00 Meara Johnson#0 Katie Thomas#3 Nicola Dominikovich#6 Carsen Taylor#7 Abbey Clausen

#13 Chelsi Bender#15 Blair Barker#17 Mackenzie Bellows#23 Justine Panchuk#25 Anna ClausenFreshmen (3)#1 Caroline Robinson#9 Taylor Lott#18 Kayla Thompson

Position Qty Goalkeepers 2Defenders 7Midfielders 13Forwards 9

POsItIOn chart

head coach: Neil Macdonald (2nd Season at JSU; Augusta State, 1997)assistant coach: Andy Swift (7th Season at JSU; Maine-Machias, 2005)Graduate assistant: Nikki Brown (2nd Season at JSU; North Alabama, 2012)


• living like a champion means getting out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself with something new every day.

• living like a champion means “controlling the controllables” and bringing a champion attitude and champion work ethic to everything you do, on the field and off.

• living like a champion means “BEING YOUR BEST” in everything you do, and realizing that you and only you can make yourself better.

• living like a champion means building a culture that embraces and empowers the people around you to be their best in everything they do, day in and day out, unconditional love.

• living like a champion means being so focused on your own personal development that you do not have time to criticize others.

• living like a champion means being just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own.

•living like a champion means means “DOING THE RIGHT THING.”

• living like a champion means a selfless work ethic… working hard so your teammates do not have to… building team trust.

• living like a champion means using failure as fertilizer, making yourself better with every mistake, and getting up stronger every time you are knocked down.

• living like a champion means feeling like you can accomplish anything.

• living like a champion means dreaming big and attacking those dreams with 100% of yourself, “DARE TO FAIL TO DARE TO SUCCEED.”

• living like a champion means Playing with PRIDE, Playing with PASSION, and NEVER QUITTING!

Be a GAMECOCK, Be a FAMILY,

Be a CHAMPION

“TRUE CHAMPIONS are made when no one else is looking.”

L I V E L I K E C H A M P I O N S


As a member of the Jacksonville State women’s soccer team, I hereby commit myself to my team, my coaches

and the University to live like a Champion.

I Will:

strIve tO Be a leader: Both on and off the field, I will be assertive in my communication, have structure in my life, and always remember that good leaders listen as well.

PlaY wIth PassIOn: I will love the game and provide support to my teammates. I will bring a positive attitude daily to push past hardships.

IMPrOve teaM cheMIstrY: I will work hard at being a great teammate, respect our diversity, and understand that we are all different. My team comes first:

We will not let outside influences get in the way of our progress.

MaKe a cOMMItMent: I will make an emotional, physical, and mental commitment to be the best I can be and bring a daily determination to work hard.

Be cOachaBle: I will have an open mind to learn new things. I will listen to coaching points, and have the ability to adjust/change my approach.

have resPect: I will have respect for myself, my teammates, my coaches and my opponents.

estaBlIsh accOUntaBIlItY: I will invest in the team and know my role. I will hold both myself and others accountable to our high standards.

Be cOnFIdent: I will always focus on the positive, believing in both myself, and my teammates.

have PrIde: I will work hard to build a positive reputation for our program. I will win my 1v1 battles. I will consistently compete, knowing that to do so

I must be fit and willing to play from the first whistle to the last.

Be aMBItIOUs: I will be focused in the pursuit of my personal goals, and know that to accomplish these goals I may have to think outside the box and be creative.

C H A R T E R O F C H A M P I O N S


Neil Macdonald begins his second season as head coach of the Jacksonville State soccer program and has already begun to lay the groundwork for the program that he envisions.

Macdonald named the third head coach in JSU’s soccer pro-

gram in February of 2013. The Gamecocks finished with a 4-13-2 overall mark, but the he saw bright spots throughout his first season on the Jax State side. The Macdonald Era got off to a good start by claiming the season opener at McNeese State. It marked the first time JSU won its season-opening contest since the 2000 season. Jax State also won Macdonald’s home debut with a 4-0 blanking of in-state foe Alabama A&M. The four goals scored in the match was a sea-son high for the Gamecocks.

His squad returned to the pitch the following Friday to do something that has not been done in three seasons – beat in-state nemesis Troy. Then-freshman Mackenzie Bellows connected on the game-winning goal in double overtime to post the 1-0 result.

After being battle tested in the non-conference slate, the Gamecocks put forth a valiant effort against Ohio Valley Conference sides. The 2013 squad dropped a tough 2-1 extra time affair to Morehead State and recorded a draw against Tennessee Tech.

Two members of Macdonald’s first JSU squad earned postseason accolades. Jackie Rush, who served as one of the 2013 captains, led by example throughout the first year of the Neil Macdonald era at Jax State. The Trophy Club, Texas-native averaged 4.32 shots per game in 2013 and scored a team-high five goals and 11 total points. A 19-game starter for the Gamecocks in the midfield, Rush was tabbed the OVC’s Offensive Player of the Week after narrowly missing a hat trick against Alabama A&M in September.

For the second-straight year, a Gamecock was repre-sented on the OVC’s All-Newcomer squad as freshman Mackenzie Bellows was voted on the team. Bellows, who came to JSU from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, quickly made an impression on Macdonald from the time she stepped foot on campus as she started all 19 matches. The midfielder ranked third on the team in points with six after producing a pair of goals and assists.

JSU continued its string of consecutive National Soccer Coaches Association of America Women’s Team Academic Award to five consecutive years and the eighth time in the program’s history. To be eligible for the award, teams must have a team grade point average of 3.0 or better. Jax State turned in a 3.38 GPA, which was the highest among the ten in-state programs that also received the academic team honor – UAB (3.23), Alabama (3.35), Auburn (3.34), Auburn-Montgomery (3.06), Alabama State (3.34), Faulkner

(3.09), South Alabama (3.05), Spring Hill (3.24) and Troy (3.30). JSU was one of eight OVC programs to accom-plish a 3.00 or better in the classroom.

JSU also claimed the OVC’s 2013 Team Sportsmanship Award for soccer. The OVC Team Sportsmanship Award is voted on by the student-athletes and coaches of the respective sports, the team awards are bestowed upon the Conference squads deemed to have best exhibited the standards of sportsman-ship and ethical behavior as outlined by the OVC and NCAA. Included in the areas for evaluation are the conduct of student-athletes, coaches, staff and admin-istrators and fans.

Macdonald has posted a 211-150-21 record during his 16-year coaching career, which includes his first sea-son at JSU last season and the previous nine seasons at Mississippi State.

The Inverness, Scotland, native came to the United States in 1997, where he was four-year starter for Augusta State. Macdonald captained the team during his junior and senior seasons and was also a recipient of a handful of team awards, as well as one conference player of the week accolade. He played and started in every game he was eligible for during his illustrious career in Augusta, and he left the distinguished aca-demic institution as the career record holder in games played and games started.

Macdonald began his coaching career as an assistant at Iowa Central Community College in 1997, where he helped coach both the men’s and women’s soc-cer teams. In his initial season, the women finished the season as regional champions with a 9-3-1 record and featured the nation’s leading scorer at that level. The men’s team also won the regional championship with an impressive 15-4-1 record and a No. 14 national ranking.

Following a 1998 campaign that saw both the Tritons and Lady Tritons march to regional and national rankings, Macdonald was named head coach at ICCC and over the next five seasons, he would guide the men’s team to five regional championships, four times reaching the Sweet 16 of the National Junior College Association of America (NJCAA) national tournament, including his final season in 2002 when the squad advanced through to the Final Four.

Over the same five years, he led the women’s soccer team to the same success as the Lady Tritons won five consecutive regional championships, including an appearance in the Elite Eight in 2002.

During his five-year tenure in Fort Dodge, Macdonald collected an impressive 149-34-5 coaching record. At the conclusion of the 2002 campaigns, he was hon-ored with NJCAA Region Coach of the Year accolades, along with being named one of three finalists for NSCAA National Coach of the Year honors. He was also lauded with Who’s Who of America’s Teachers as well.

Macdonald joined the staff at Mississippi State in 2003 as a volunteer assistant coach and was promoted to a full-time assistant last in the year, and he helped the 2003 squad turn in a program-best 0.86 goals against average. That team finished the year 9-8-3 and record-

ed the program’s first wins over nationally-ranked teams, including a victory over No. 6 Florida.

The next season, Macdonald became head coach of the Bulldogs and became the most-successful rookie head coach in Mississippi State history, taking the team to nine victories and an SEC Tournament berth.

In 2011, MSU secured its most SEC victories since 2004, including upsets of two Top 20 teams for the first time since 2003, and the 2012 Bulldogs opened the year with an eight-game unbeaten streak, a mark that matched the 2009 squad’s 8-0 start for the best open-ing to a season in school history.

Born May 16, 1972, in Banff, Scotland, Macdonald cur-rently holds his coaching license from the Scottish Football Association. Two years ago, Macdonald returned to his home country and completed his Scottish FA UEFA “B” license, one of the top coaching decorations in international soccer.

Macdonald met his wife Jamie, a staff member at JSU as well, when both were athletes at Augusta State. The couple celebrated the birth of their first child, Colin Ross, in May, 2004, and welcomed their second son, Liam Alexander in March, 2008.

Head Coach Neil Macdonald SECOND SEASON

G A M E C O C K C O A C H E S

The Macdonald FilePersonal

Joined JSu Staff: February, 2013

Birthdate: May 16, 1972

hometown: Inverness, Scotland

Family

Wife: Jamie Runnells; Sons: Colin, Liam

education

Bachelor’s degree in History from the Augusta (GA) State University in 1997

Playing experience

Midfielder, Augusta State (1994-97)

coaching experience

Assistant Coach, Iowa Central Community College

Men And Women (1998); Head Coach, Iowa Central Community College

Men And Women (1999-02); Volunteer Assistant Coach, Mississippi State

University (2003); Assistant Coach, Mississippi State University (2003-04);

Head Coach, Mississippi State University (2004-2012)

Head Coach, Jacksonville State University (2013-Present)

honors

UEFA “B” Coaching License; 2002 NSCAA National Junior College

Coach Of The Year Finalist; NSCAA Junior College Region Coach Of The Year; Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers National Award Winner

(2003-04); Two-Year (1996-97) Captain At Augusta State; Finished Career

at Augusta State As Record Holder In Career Starts And Games Played.


Andy Swift is in his seventh season as an assistant coach on the JSU Soccer staff. His responsi-bilities encompass training at all posi-tions, recruiting and other various off the field duties.

Under Swift’s tute-lage, Gamecock goalkeepers have

ranked among the Ohio Valley Conference’s best. As a team, JSU ranked fifth in the league in saves, averaging 5.74 saves per match. Jax State keepers produced four shutouts in 2013.

In 2011, Katelyn Geddings was named Second Team All-OVC goalkeeper after leading the league in saves and saves per game. Geddings also ranked among the nation’s best on the Division I level in saves.

He is heavily involved in the program’s commu-nity service efforts with the planning of various clinics throughout the local community and the JSU summer camps. Swift joined the Gamecock staff in 2008 after a one-year stint as an assistant coach in charge of goalkeepers at the University of Akron. Under Swift’s guidance, Akron goal-keepers posted a 1.02 goals against average, which ranked fourth in the MAC.

Swift entered coaching after a successful two-sport playing career at the University of Maine at Machias. The Birmingham, England, native

lettered in both soccer and basketball at UMM. He received All-Sunrise Conference honorable mention honors as a senior when he led UMM to a 10-5-0 record as the starting goalkeeper. Swift also earned a number of academic awards during his collegiate career. He was named Academic All-American in 2003 and was a two-time Sunrise Conference Scholar Athlete.

After his collegiate playing career, Swift served as an assistant soccer coach at Clarion University in Pennsylvania for two seasons before moving on to Akron.

Swift holds a National Soccer Coaches Association of America National Goalkeeping

Diploma, as well as his Advanced National License. In 2005 he graduated Summa Cum Laude from UMM with a BS degree in Recreation Management. He also holds a Masters in Mass Media Arts and Journalism from Clarion University.

Assistant Coach Andy SWIFT SEVENTH SEASON

G A M E C O C K C O A C H E S

Nikki Brown begins her second season at Jacksonville State as a graduate assistant on Neil Macdonald’s staff.

After concluding a phenomenal soc-cer career at the University of North Alabama in 2012, Brown has moved to the coaching

side of the game. Brown helped organize the JSU’s camps prior to the season and played a key role in the conditioning program.

One of her biggest attributes to the program in 2013 was organizing a ‘Kick for the Cure’ initiative during one of the Gamecocks’ home matches. The “Kickin’ For A Cure” initiative brings awareness of Leukemia, a blood illness that affects over 48,000 people each year. Brown solicited silent auction items prior to the contest and raised over $1,800 in the auction and donations.

Brown, a native of Bognor Regis, England, helped the Lions to an impressive 63-16-3 record in her four seasons at the Florence, Ala. school. The four-year starter appeared in 81 matches, including 78 starts at UNA. While fighting through injuries the entire 2012 season, Brown finished with 11 points behind two goals and seven assists. Her seven assists tied for sixth in the Gulf South Conference. She was also listed sixth in the league with a .053 assists-per game average. Brown established a new UNA career assist record with 51 over a four-year time frame.

She earned First Team All-GSC distinction in 2009, 2010 and 2011, while being tabbed Second Team All-GSC as a senior. The captain of the 2012 UNA squad also nabbed All-South Region honors from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. She al garnered GSC Al-tournament hon-ors after helping lead the lions to the conference championship against West Florida.

Brown started collecting post-season accolades since her freshman season. She was named a First Team Daktronics All South Region selection three times, while also accumulating Second Team

Daktronics All-American honors from 2009-2011.

Her dedication was not left on the pitch as she excelled in the classroom as well. In 2013, she was awarded with the University of North Alabama Female Student-Athlete of the Year Award because of her work on the field and in the classroom, carry-ing a 3.77 grade-point-average as a physical educa-tion major. Her academic success also earned her Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society status and a spot on the GSC All-Academic Team.

Brown earned a spot on the GSC’s Top 10 Award for the third consecutive year in June of 2013. The GSC Top Ten awards are based on athletic, academic and extracurricular achievement during the 2012-13 academic year and recognize the top five male and top five female student-athletes as the cream of the GSC crop.

Brown’s off-campus work includes a reading initia-tive at local elementary schools, coaching a middle school soccer team and volunteering with the local Special Olympics.

She is the daughter of Malcolm and Laura Brown.

Graduate Assistant Nikki BROWN SECOND SEASON

The Swift FilePersonal

Joined JSu Staff: February, 2008

Birthdate: Sept. 25, 1982

hometown: Birmingham, England

education

Bachelor’s degree in Recreation Management from the University of Maine at Machias in 2005

Master’s degree in Mass Media Arts & Journalism from Clarion University in 2007

Playing experience

Goalkeeper, University of Maine at Machias (2002-05)

coaching experience

Clarion University (2005-07)

University of Akron (2007-08)

Jacksonville State University (2008-present)

honors

National Soccer Coaches Association of America National Goalkeeping Diploma, Advanced National License.

Coach Swift


2012-13 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll


2013: Limited to eight games as a junior defender…started against Georgia State (9/22)…di not record a hot attempt in 150 minutes of activity.

2012: Played in 17 games and earning four starts on the defen-sive end of the pitch…helped Jax State post six shutouts during the 2012 season as a backline defend-er…saw action for over 800 min-utes and carded one shot attempt as a sophomore…played in eight

of the Ohio Valley Conference matches and in the starting line up in four of the eight…named to the 2012-13 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011: Saw action in 17 matches and started in the JSU defensive alignment in 13 matches…Made her Gamecock debut in the starting line up in the season opener against Mercer…Logged over 1200 minutes as a freshman…Played a season-best 110 minutes in JSU’s scoreless draw with Morehead State…Scored her first collegiate goal against Ohio Valley Conference foe Austin Peay (10/14)…Recorded a shot against UT Martin (10/30)…Started all nine OVC matches.

Pre JsU: Prepped at North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Ga.…Earned Cobb County Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2008, 2009 and 1010…Named to the 2010 All-Cobb County Second Team in 2010…Received Honorable Mention status for the All-Cobb County squad in 2008 and 2009…A four-year letter winner for the Warriors of NCHS, serving as captain for two seasons…Played in 54 games on the high school level and tallying 30-plus assists in four seasons…Turned in five goals, including a game-winning goal…Starter in the defense for Cobb FC…Took part in AP classes at NCHS…Served as the Relay for Like Chair Leader.

Personal: Born Dec. 16, 1992 …daughter of Todd and Lisa Gregory…Has one younger brother, Thomas…majoring in biology.

#8 z 5-4 z Senior z DefenderKennesaw, Ga. z north Cobb HS

KAITLYN GREGORY

M E E T T H E G A M E C O C K S

Overall Stats:Yr. GP/GS Min. G A Pts Sh2011 17/13 1208 1 0 2 22012 17/4 877 0 0 0 12013 8/1 150 0 0 0 0TOTAL 42/18 2235 1 0 2 3

OVc Stats:Yr. GP/GS Min. G A Pts Sh2011 9/9 855 1 0 2 22012 8/4 440 0 0 0 02013 2/0 23 0 0 0 0TOTAL 19/13 1228 1 0 2 2

CAreer HiGHS: Goals: 1, vs. austin Peay (10/14/11)shots: 1, 2x last vs. Ut Martin (10/30/11)sOG: 1, vs. austin Peay (10/14/11)



2011-12 OVC Medal of Honor (4.0 GPA)


2013: One of three players on the squad to start all 19 games in 2013…served as one of the team captains along side Jackie Rush…logged a team-best1,796 minutes on defensive end of the pitch…helped JSU to three shutout wins in 2013 (McNeese State, Alabama A&M & Troy) registered a pair of

shot attempts – vs. Troy (9/13) and at Belmont (10/11)…member of the 2013-14 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2012: A key component to the Jax State defense with six shut outs during the 2012 season…played and started in 19 of the 20 matches as a sophomore…on the pitch for over 1600 minutes…started all 10 Ohio Valley Conference match-es…credited with two shot attempts in 2012 with a shot against Mercer (9/14) and versus UT Martin(10/26)…member of the 2012-13 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011: A persistent starter for JSU’s defense as a freshman, playing and starting in all 19 matches…Logged over 1800 minutes in the defensive alignment…Played 110 minutes in each of JSU’s four draws.

Pre JsU: Came to Jacksonville from Calgary, Alberta, Canada and prepped at Central Memorial High School…was a multi-sport athlete as she competed in basketball, volleyball and track and field as a CMHS Ram…named the top athlete of the year as a freshman and junior along with being nominated for citywide volleyball and basketball awards…Last season she garnered the Heart and Hustle Award on the volleyball court. On the pitch, Salverda has played midfield and defender on the club circuits…She is a member of the NSDSC Saints 93 club along with playing for the Omega Selects…has also participated in the Albert Provincial Training Program and is just one of three girls in the national sport academy…earned honor roll status at CMHS…member of the student council.

Personal: Born July 6, 1993…daughter of Frank and Cheryl Salverda…has two younger siblings, Braeden and Bryce…majoring in biology/pre-health profes-sionals.

#8 z 5-9 z Senior z Midfielder/DefenderCalgary, alberta, Canada z Central Memorial HS

BRIANNA SALvERdA



CAreer HiGHS: shots: 1, 4x; last vs. Belmont (10/11/13)sOG: 1, vs. Ut Martin (10/26/12)






2013: Enters her senior season at JSU after a quality junior season in 2013…played in 19 games and started 13 of the those contests…accumulated 24 total shots, including nine on-goal chances…registered a season-high five shots against Alabama State (9/20)…credited with an assist on the

equalizer at Louisiana (8/25)…connected on her first goal as a Gamecock at UT Martin (10/4)…came off the bench to score a goal versus Eastern Illinois (10/18)…on the pitch for over 1,000 minutes in the JSU attack.

2012: Saw action on the pitch in 16 contests and earned her first career start against Middle Tennessee (8/17) to open the 2012 campaign…posted eight total shots on the season, including one in the season opener…posted four shots on goal in her 344 minutes of action…played in eight Ohio Valley Conference matches and totaled three shots…named to the 2012-13 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011: Played in 14 matches as a first-year player in the JSU defensive forma-tion…Turned in over 280 minutes on the pitch, including a season-longest 41 against UT Martin (10/30)…Recorded a shot on goal against Southern Mississippi (8/26) and credited with a shot attempt versus Ohio Valley Conference foe Southeast Missouri (10/28)…Saw action in eight of the nine OVC matches.

Pre JsU: Member of the Harrison High School Hoyas’ soccer program…Has played in 37 games and in the starting line-up for 25 of those matches…Accumulated 34 goals and 10 assists on the prep level…Named to the All County Team in 2009. She was a starter and instrumental forward for Cobb FC…Chose JSU over GCSU.

Personal: Born April 27,1993…daughter of Bill and Carol Jackson…Has one older sister, Haley (21)…Graduated with honors at HHS…President of the Spanish Honors Society, participated in student government and the Spanish Club at HHS.

#14 z 5-5 z Senior z forward/MidfielderMarietta, Ga. z Harrison HS

LINdSEY JACKSON




CAreer HiGHS: Goals: 1, 2x; last vs. eastern Illinois (10/18/13)assists: 1, vs. louisiana (8/25/13)shots: 5, vs. alabama state (9/20/13)sOG: 3, vs. Ut Martin (10/4/13)

2013 Second Team All-OVC




2013: Had a stellar junior campaign on the pitch leading the Gamecocks in scoring and total shot attempts…named to the All-OVC Second Team…a 19 match starter for JSU…finished with five goals and credited with 82 shot attempts – 43 of the 82 were on-goal chances…averaged 4.32 shots per game…led the OVC in total shots and ranked in the top10 in goals scored…established a new

JSU benchmark for total shots in a single season…ranks fourth all-time at JSU in total shots with 148…tabbed the OVC’s Offensive Player of the Week after narrowly missing a hat trick against Alabama A&M…she recorded a pair of second half goals to pace JSU in the contest…had the game-winning goal against Alabama A&M (9/6)…scored the equalizer in JSU’s draw with Louisiana (8/25)…member of the 2013-14 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2012: Played in all 20 matches as a junior and started in the midfield in 17 of those matches…ranked fourth on the team in scoring with three goals and credited with a pair of assists…turned in her first multiple goals-scored match with two against Ohio Valley Conference foe Tennessee Tech (9/23…finished with 20 points on the season and posted 38 total shots on the season (18 on goal), listing her third on the team…ranked second on the team in shots against OVC opponents with 20 with 12 on goal scoring chances.

2011: A mainstay in the JSU line up as a freshman, playing in all 19 matches and starting 14 of those contests…ranked third on the team in shots with 28 and posted 14 shot on goal attempts…Credited with her first collegiate assist in Jax State’s 1-0 win over Ohio Valley Conference opponent SIU Edwardsville (9/23)…started seven of the nine OVC matches and produced 11 shot attempts with six on goal opportunities.

Pre JsU: Attended Northwest High School in Trophy Club, Texas…named Second Team All-District as a sophomore…Also awarded the Fighting Heart Award at NHS…scored nine goals and credited with an assist as a sophomore …starter for 2010 USYSA National Championship participant, D’Feeter’s 93 Soccer Club…selected to take part in AP classes at NHS…member of the student council.

Personal: Born December 23, 1992…daughter of Dennis and Roseann Rush…has one older brother, Joe…majoring in chemistry.

#10 z 5-6 z Senior z Midfielder/forwardTrophy Club, Texas z northwest HS

JACKIE RUSH



CAreer HiGHS: Points: 4, 2x; last vs. alabama a&M (9/6/13)Goals: 2, 2x; last vs. alabama a&M (9/6/13)assists: 1, 4x; last vs. Ut Martin (10/4/13)shots: 9, vs. tennessee tech (10/13/13)sOG: 5, 3x; last vs. alabama state (9/20/13)






2013: Played in 16 matches as a junior and made six starts in 2013…in the starting line up for the season opener at McNeese State (8/23)…registered her only shot attempt in JSU’s 2-1 win over Alabama State (9/20)…helped Jax State post three shutouts on the season (McNeese State, Troy and Alabama A&M)…one minute shy of logging 900 minutes on the

pitch…played all 110 minutes against Louisiana (8/25) and versus Alabama State (9/20)…member of the 2013-14 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2012: Saw action in 19 matches and a starter in 14 contests as a sophomore…turned in over 1,000 minutes on the pitch…carded her first assist against Jackson State (8/24) with a feeder to Courtney Hurt for the first goal of the match…also collected her first shot attempt in the match…played all 90 min-utes in the season opener versus Middle Tennessee (8/17)…played in all 10 Ohio Valley Conference matches and In the starting line up in six OVC tilts…member of the 2012-13 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011: Played in 17 matches and in the starting line up in seven of those match-es as a freshman…Made her Jax State debut in the season opener with Mercer (8/19), playing all 90 minutes in her first collegiate match…Played 95 minutes in the JSU defensive alignment against Middle Tennessee (8/21)…Logged 749 minutes of playing time in 2011…Earned starts in seven of the first eight match-es of the season…On the pitch in seven Ohio Valley Conference matches.

Pre JsU: Named All-Cobb County Honorable mention in 2010 and voted team MVP as a junior last season…Served as captain of the MHS Blue Devils’ in her junior season…Helped guide MHS to the state playoffs as a freshman…Active in the club soccer circuit, guiding her team to the 2009 and 2008 NASA Classic Championship…Starter at defender for NASA 93 Elite. Chose JSU over Mercer.

Personal: Born August 2, 1992…daughter of Jim and Sharon Monahan…has two older siblings, James Monahan and Lindsay Bonilla.

#24 z 5-3 z Senior z Midfielder/DefenderMarietta, Ga. z Marietta HS

JESSICA MONAHAN


OVc Stats:Yr. GP/GS Min. G A Pts Sh2011 7/0 170 0 0 0 02012 10/6 536 0 0 0 02013 8/2 384 0 0 0 0TOTAL 25/8 1,090 0 0 0 0

CAreer HiGHS: Points: 1, vs. Jackson state (8/24/12)Goals: --assists: 1, vs. Jackson state (8/24/12)shots: 1, 2x; last vs. alabama state (9/20/13) sOG: 1, vs. alabama state (9/20/13)




2013: Sat out the season as a redshirt.

2012: Ranked among the Jax State offensive leaders in every statisti-cal category as a sophomore… netted seven goals throughout the 2012 season and credited with five assists…finished with 19 points, ranking sixth in the Ohio Valley Conference…posted a pair of game-winning goals against Georgia State (8/19) and at in-state

rival Samford (9/16)…saw action in all 20 games and posting 27 total shots…on the pitch for all 10 OVC matches, scoring at Eastern Kentucky (10/5) and at Morehead State (10/7)… named to the 2012 Capital One Academic All-District Women’s Soccer First Team for District Four, released by the College Sports Information of America, who organizes the academic achievement honors pro-gram…named to the 2012-13 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2011: Turned in a solid freshman campaign with 29 total shot attempts and connecting on her first collegiate goal, the game winner, against SIU Edwardsville (9/23)…Played in all 19 matches and started 15 of those matches…Started eight of the nine Ohio Valley Conference matches…Led the 2011 squad with 17 shot on goal opportunities and second on the team in overall shot attempts…Credited with an assist against Troy (9/18)…Posted a season-high four shots in two matches, including her collegiate debut against Mercer (8/19) and versus Chattanooga (9/11)…Carded eight multi-shot matches …Averaged 1.53 shots per game.

Pre JsU: One of the most decorated players in the state of Alabama as she was tabbed as the Huntsville Player of the Year as a junior along with being nomi-nated as the Gatorade Player of the Year for Alabama…All State- Honorable Mention…Huntsville Times 2011 Elite Soccer Team - First Team…Golden Boot Award at GHS, Team Leader in Goals-25, Assist Leader 19…Finished her high school career with 97 goals and 93 Assists…Holds the Alabama State Record in Career assists 93 (2008-2011)…Tied for the Alabama State record in most assist in a year 29 (2009)Named Honorable Mention on the ESPN-Rise High School All-American list…A two-time All-State performer as a sophomore and junior…Selected to the All-City squad three times (2008, 2009, 2010)…earned MVP hon-ors at the Alabama North vs. South All Star Game.

Personal: Born May 9, 1993…daughter of Paul and Debra Hurt…Has one older sister, Christy…majoring in theoretical mathematics.

#5 z 5-7 z Redshirt Junior z forwardHuntsville, ala z Grissom HS

COURTNEY HURT

Overall Stats:Yr. GP/GS Min. G A Pts Sh2011 19/15 1145 1 1 3 292012 20/4 877 7 5 19 27TOTAL 39/19 2022 8 6 22 56

OVc Stats:Yr. GP/GS Min. G A Pts Sh2011 9/8 557 1 0 2 82012 10/3 439 2 1 5 10TOTAL 19/11 996 3 1 7 18

CAreer HiGHS: Points: 2, vs. sIU edwardsville (9/23/11)Goals: 1, 8x; last vs. Morehead state (10/7/12)assists: 1, 5x; last vs. Belmont (10/12/12)shots: 4, 2x vs. chattanooga (9/11/11)sOG: 3, vs. chattanooga (9/11/11)


2013: Played in nine games in her first season with the program…made her JSU debut in the 2013 season opener at McNeese State…saw over 700 minutes on pitch in the Gamecock defense…registered her first assist against Alabama A&M (9/6)…recorded a shot versus Troy (9/13).

Pre JsU: Spent the 2012 season at Mississippi State University as a member of Neil Macdonald’s Bulldog squad…prepped at Stony Point High School in Round Rock, Texas…captained Tommy St. John’s squad in 2010, leading the team to the district, bi-district and area championships…paced the team in goals as a senior, earn-ing her second Offensive MVP

award…two-time All-District 16 selection (2010 & 2008)…enjoyed a stellar club career playing for Don Cameron’s Lonestar ‘93 Red…a five-time South Texas Olympic Development Program member and a four-time Region III Pool selec-tion…had the opportunity to play in a friendly against the Mexican National Team…three-star recruit from TopDrawerSoccer.com…played central defense for Lonestar’s 2010 squad that won the Premier League championship and the Elite Clubs National Championship in Seattle, Wash…also helped her club team to the Region III championship a year after finishing second in the Region III West Premier League and claiming the Southern Texas state title…Paced the 2008 squad to third place in the National Championship Series, and first place in the Region III championships and the Southern Texas State Tournament…played in the Elite Club National League and a pair of Disney Showcases…a member of the 2007 Nike Eclipse U14 Tournament championship team.

Personal: Born Oct. 9, 1992 in Nashua, N.H…daughter of Peter and Marcy Drapes…has three sisters - Emily, Amanda and Courtney…majoring in busi-ness.

#2 z 5-7 z Junior z DefenderRound Rock, Texas z Mississippi State

OLIvIA dRAPES


Overall Stats:Yr. GP/GS Min. G A Pts Sh2013 9/9 703 0 1 1 1TOTAL 9/9 703 0 1 1 1

OVc Stats:Yr. GP/GS Min. G A Pts Sh2013 2/2 102 0 0 0 0TOTAL 2/2 102 0 0 0 0

CAreer HiGHS: Points: 1, vs. alabama a&M (9/6/13)Goals: --assists: 1, vs. alabama a&M (9/6/13)shots: 1, vs. troy (9/13/13)sOG: --

#11 z 5-8 z Junior z Defender Strongsville, ohio z Strongsville HS

NICOLE HEISER



CAreer HiGHS: Points: --Goals: --assists: --shots: 1, vs. southeast Missouri (10/28/12)sOG: --

2013: Played in nine matches as a sophomore, including her first collegiate start against Georgia State (9/22)…played 38 minutes in the GSU contest…started six of the nine matches…in the starting line up for five OVC matches…on the pitch the entire 110 min-utes in JSU’s scoreless draw with Tennessee Tech (10/13).

2012: Saw limited action after coming to JSU after starting her collegiate career at Georgia Southern…on the pitch during five games for over 60 minutes…registered her first collegiate shot attempt against Southeast Missouri (10/28)…played in a trio of Ohio Valley Conference tilts.

Pre JsU: Transferred to JSU after spending a season at Georgia Southern…Redshirted her only season at GSU…A native of Strongsville, Ohio and attended Strongsville High School…Played four seasons at SHS for Jon Felton…Helped the Mustangs finish fifth in the nation and reaching the state final four in Ohio as a senior…Started all 21 games as a senior with 11 shutouts and just ten total goals…Earned All District and All Conference honors along with being selected as a Greater Cleveland All Star…Member of the 2009 National Champion Super Y Team…Also played two years of basketball and participated in track at SHS.

Personal: Born January 31, 1993…the daughter of James and Susan Heiser…has a brother, Greg and sister, Rene…majoring in education.




2013: Played in 18 of the 19 games as a sophomore…made ten starts during the season…nearly had a hat trick with a pair of second half goals against Alabama A&M (9/6)…netted her first goal against a league opponent in the match at Belmont (10/11)…scored JSU’s lone goal late in the contest at SIU Edwardsville (10/20)…fin-ished the season ranked second on the club in goals with four…tallied 27 total shots, including

10 shots on goal chances…posted a season-high five shots in two matches against Alabama State A&M (9/6) and versus Alabama State…logged over 620 minutes on the pitch.

2012: Saw action in all 20 games as a freshman and contributed from the beginning of the season with JSU’s first goal of the season at Georgia State (8/19)…would finish the season with four goals and credited with an assist…ranked fourth on the team in shots with 21, with 12 coming on goal…net-ted the game-winning goal in JSU’s win over Stetson (8/31) and put the Gamecocks on the board in their 2-1 win over in-state rival Samford (9/16)…also had an assist on the game-winning goal in that same contest…posted JSU’s first of three goals against South Carolina State (9/9).

Pre JsU: Attended Louis-Riel High School on Ottawa, Ontario, Canada…Primarily a striker during club and on the prep level with 37 career goals for the Rebelles of LRHS…Member of the Louis Riel High School team that captured a silver medal at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations(OFSSA) AAA girls soccer championship in 2012…Accounted for nine game-winning goals and dished out 26 assists…Served as captain of the junior varsity at LRHS…Helped lead The Rebelles to the Woodroff Tournament title…A member of the Ottawa Fury U17 Girls squad who claimed the Super Y League Championship…The Fury ranked fifth in the Gothia Cup International Tournament in Sweden…Received Honorable Mention honors in the U20 Super Y League…Member of the Ottawa Fury U17 Girls that captured the Super Y League North American Championship in 2010…Recorded a pair of goals for the Fury against New York Elite this past June…Super 20 League New England Division Champions 2012.

Personal: Born February 6, 1994…the daughter of Tasso and Vivian Boutziouvis…has one brother, Nicholas and a sister, Anastasia…undecided on major.

#16 z 5-8 z Junior z forward ottawa, ontario, Canada z Louis-Riel HS

BRIANNA BOUTzIOUvIS




CAreer HiGHS: Points: 4, vs. alabama a&M (9/6/13)Goals: 2, vs. alabama a&M (9/6/13)assists: 1, vs. samford (9/16/12)shots: 5, 2x; last vs. alabama state (9/20/13)sOG: 2, 4x; last vs. troy (9/13/13)

#12 z 5-9 z Junior z Defender Huntsville, ala. z Grissom HS

SYdNEY KELLER



CAreer HiGHS: Points: --Goals: --assists: --shots: 1, 2x last vs. southeast Missouri (10/28/12)sOG: 1, vs. southeast Missouri (10/28/12)


2013: A key component to JSU’s backline as a junior…helped the Gamecocks to three shutouts (McNeese State, Alabama A&M and Troy)…played and started all 19 matches…logged over 1700 min-utes on the pitch, which ranked sec-ond on the team…recorded a pair of shot on goal attempts against Charleston Southern (9/1)…had two shots in conference play…named to the 2013-14 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2012: Turned in a solid freshman campaign with 19 starts and playing in all 20 matches in JSU’s defensive alignment…helped Jax State post six shut outs on the season…named Ohio Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 4 after stellar performances against Stetson (8/31) and Louisiana Tech (9/2) to propel the Gamecocks to the Trojan Classic Championship…started all ten OVC matches and posted two shots against OVC competition…first career shot attempt came against Belmont (10/12), followed by a scoring chance versus Southeast Missouri (10/28).

Pre JsU: A highly touted player from the state of Alabama and in the city of Huntsville…Attended Grissom High School…Earned All-State honors as a senior… A 2011 First Team All-State selection along with receiving 2011 All-Metro honors as a junior…A 2011 Alabama High School Athletic Association North-South Participant…Named GHS’s Defender of the Year in 2009 and 2011…Earned the GHS Tigers Rookie of the Year Award in 2009…Claimed All-State and All-Metro Honorable Mentions honors as a freshman in 2009…Has been a four-year starter for GHS with 89 starts in the first three years on the prep level…Guided the Tigers to back-to-back 6A State Championship games in 2009 and 2010…In 2011, GHS reached the second round of the AHSAA play-offs…Played in Argentina with the Alabama Olympic Development Program in 2009…Played on the club level for Huntsville FC, coached by Henry Mpagi…She was a high school teammate of current Jax State player Courtney Hurt.

Personal: Born July 23, 1994…the daughter of Tim and Terri Keller…has three brothers – Collin, Brendan and Owen…Father, Tim played hockey at the University of Alabama in Huntsville…majoring in physical education.


2012 Second Team All-OVC

2012 OVC All-Newcomer Team



2013: Turned in a solid sopho-more season with action in all 19 games and starting 17 of those contests…ranked second on the team in total shots with 61, which ranks her second on the pro-gram’s single season shots list…posted a goal against Charleston Southern (9/1)…credited with an assist versus The Citadel (8/30)…booted a career-high 12 shots in

JSU’s 2-1 win over Alabama State (9/20)…dished out an assist on Jax State’s goal at SIU Edwardsville (10/20)…ranked among team leaders in minutes with over 1,600 minutes…named to the 2013-14 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2012: Registered an astounding freshman campaign that earned spots on the Ohio Valley Conference Second Team and a member of the league’s All-Newcomer squad…led Jax State in goals with eight and accounted for 19 points this season…ranked second on the team in total shots with 43 and turned in a team-best 26 shot on goal opportunities…named the OVC Offensive Player of the Week in early September after helping JSU claim wins over Stetson (8/31) and Louisiana Tech (9/2)…scored the game-winning goal in the Tech contest, which led JSU to claiming the 2012 Trojan Classic, hosted by Troy University…scored a pair of goals against OVC foe SIU Edwardsville (9/30) to push the Gamecocks to a 3-2 win over the Cougars…also had assists versus Eastern Kentucky (10/5) and Morehead State (10/7)…named to the 2012-12 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Pre JsU: Attended Kingwood High School in Houston, Texas…Tabbed to the First Team All-District as a Junior and Senior… as a senior, she was an All-Region nominee, was named to the All-State Academic team, played on the State 5A All-Star team, recognized as the Kingwood High School Scholar Athlete of the month in November, 2011 and received the team offensive player of the year award scoring 19 goals & 13 assists…Played club soccer for the Challenge Soccer Club in Houston under the direction of Pat O’Toole.

Personal: Born December 15, 1993….daughter of Mark and Mary Bright…Has older sister Katelyn who played softball at Oklahoma State University and a younger brother Cameron.

#2 z 5-8 z Junior z forward Kingwood, Texas z Kingwood HS

KELSEY BRIGHT




CAreer HiGHS: Points: 4, vs. sIU edwardsville (9/30/12)Goals: 2, vs. sIU edwardsville (9/30/12)assists: 1, 6x; last vs. sIU edwardsville (10/20/13)shots: 12, vs. alabama state (9/20/13)sOG: 5, vs. louisiana tech (9/2/12)

#21 z 5-6 z Junior z Midfielder/Defender Kingwood, Texas z Kingwood HS

KATT dOwd



CAreer HiGHS: Points: 2, 2x; last vs. alabama state (9/20/13)Goals: 2, vs. alabama a&M (8/26/12)assists: 1, 4x; charleston southern (9/1/13)shots: 2, 2x; last vs. alabama state (9/20/13)sOG: 2, 2x; last vs. alabama state (9/20/13)



2013: Saw action in 17 matches and in the starting line up in all of those contests…recorded an assist against Charleston Southern (9/1)…netted the game winner in the second extra time against Alabama State (9/20)…had multiple shot attempts twice – versus The Citadel (8/30) and against ASU…finished with ten total shots on the season…logged over 1,400 minutes on the pitch…named to the 2013-14 OVC

Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2012: Made an immediate impact on both ends of the pitch, playing in all 20 matches and starting 18 of those contests…helped lead JSU’s defense to six shut outs, while scoring a goal and posting three assists as a freshman…net-ted the final goal in the Gamecocks’ 5-0 win over in-state foe Alabama A&M (8/26)…two of her three dish outs came against Ohio Valley Conference com-petition – at Tennessee tech (9/23) and versus SIU Edwardsville (9/30)…collect-ed five points and four total shots…named to the 2012-13 OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Pre JsU: A dual threat player as a midfielder and defender…A 2012 Preseason All-Greater Houston First Team defender…Earned First Team All-District 14-5A honors as a midfielder in 2012…Tabbed to the 2012 TASCO Region II All-Region Team and an All-State selection… Voted KHS’s Most Valuable Player…Claimed the District 14-5A Defensive Player of the Year…Named to the 2011 All-Greater Houston First Team defender as a junior in 2011…Tabbed to the 2011 TASCO Region II All Region Team…Earned the 2011 District 14-5A Most Valuable Defender of the Year…Voted the 2011 KHS Defensive MVP…Claimed 2010 District 18-5A All District Team honors…Played on the club circuit for the Eclipse SC, coached by Mac McCallum.

Personal: Born March 26, 1994… the daughter of Jody and Nancy Dowd…has four siblings – Mickey, Daniel, Jacob and Thomas…brother Daniel plays rugby at Louisiana State University…majoring in marine biology.


Pre JsU: One of two transfers from Southeastern Conference member Mississippi State…Saw 427 minutes in goal during her rookie season, playing in seven games and starting three con-tests…made 28 saves and allowed 12 goals for a 2.52 goals against average…averaged 4.0 saves per game…faced 85 shots on the year and saved 70 percent of those attempts…played the full time in two contests…stopped four shots in 45 scoreless minutes against both Arkansas State and Florida Atlantic…made a season-high nine saves in 56 minutes against Kentucky…member of the Ontario Provincial program since 2008…invited to represent Jamaica at the

2012 CONCACAF tournament…selected to attend Canada’s National Training Centre in 2011 and 2012…represented Team Ontario in goal, serving as cap-tain of the squad in 2009 and 2010…claimed three-straight gold medals in the Ontario vs. Quebec Series…claimed Player of the Match for Team Ontario with a shutout in a 2008 contest against Central Florida United U17…played for Joe Nucifora with the Brams United Soccer Club…compiled a 0.8 GAA in 2011, allowing four goals in 450 minutes…led Brams United to 2010 OYSL silver medal, compiling a 0.38 goals-against average, the best in the league among male and female goalies…led her squad to a 14-0-4 record in 2010, surrender-ing just seven goals in 1,620 minutes for a 0.38 goals-against average…won the OYSL championship in 2008 and 2009.

Personal: Born Meara Maxine Ria Johnson on June 30, 1995, in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. …daughter of Craig Johnson and Jennifer Horton…plans to pursue a degree in psychology.

#00 z 6-0 z Sophomore z GoalkeeperBrampton, ontario, Canada

Mississippi State/north Parkway Secondary

MEARA JOHNSON


#26 z 5-7 z Junior z MidfielderPickering, ontario, Canada

West Virginia Wesleyan

KRISTEN HOO



CAreer HiGHS: Points: 2, vs. alabama state (9/20/13)Goals: 1, vs. alabama state (9/20/13)assists: 1, 2x; last vs. alabama a&M (9/9/13)shots: 6, vs. tennessee tech (10/13/13)sOG: 2, 2x; last vs. Murray state (10/25/13)

2013: Established herself as a mainstay in the JSU midfield in her first season as a Gamecock…played in all 19 games and started in half of those contests…made her first Jax State start against Louisiana (8/25)…tallied an assist in back-to-back matches at Charleston Southern (9/1) and against Alabama A&M (9/6)…recorded her first goal in a JSU uni-form versus Alabama State (9/20)…accumulated a season-high six shots against OVC foe Tennessee Tech (10/13)…finished the season with 21 total shot attempts with eight on-goal scoring chances…logged over 800 minutes on pitch.

Pre JsU: Played as a freshman at West Virginia Wesleyan, an NCAA Division III school in Buckhannon, West Virginia…saw action in 21 games and making two starts for the Bobcats…scored four goals on the season, including the game winner against Cal Pa. (9/5) and a pair of goals in a regional win over Gannon (11/9)

Personal: Born Nov. 4, 1994 in Pickering, Ontario, Canada…daughter of Carl Hoo and Ingrid McKenzie…has a sister – Alesha…majoring in media studies.


2013: Did not see action as a freshman.

Pre JsU: Pre JSU – A five-year member of the Graves County High School soccer program…played for coaches Tony Sonnabend, Kayla Jones and Abbie Morris…earned the Lady Eagle Soccer Award for two seasons and claimed the Sportsmanship Award…an honor student at GCHS…partici-pated with the MCCSA Kentucky Revolution from 2009-13, the Fort Wayne Fever in 2012 and the West Kentucky Futbol Club from 2005-09 and 2011…mentored by Claire Ward and Tara Isbell on the MCCSA Kentucky Revolution…coached by Bobby Poursanidis

with the Fort Wayne Fever…Was under the guidance of Jen Peios and Mickey McCuiston of the WKYFC.

Personal: Born December 23, 1995 in Murray, Ky. …daughter of Michael and Sandra Thomas…has three sisters – Kerri, Callie and Cass…majoring in exercise science.

#0 z 5-6 z Sophomore z Goalkeeperfancy farm, Ky. z Graves County HS

KATIE THOMAS


#3 z 5-7 z Sophomore z MidfielderCalgary, alberta, Canada z Edge School

NICOLA dOMINIKOvICH



CAreer HiGHS: Points: 1, 2x; last vs. eastern Illinois (10/18/13)Goals: --assists: 1, 2x; last vs. eastern Illinois (10/18/13)shots: 2, 2x; last vs. Mercer (9/15/13)sOG: 2, vs. Mercer (9/15/13)

2013: Saw action in ten games as a freshman…made back-to-back starts against Charleston Southern (9/1) and versus Alabama A&M (9/6)…made her collegiate debut against Louisiana (8/25)…had mul-tiple shots against Alabama A&M and at Mercer (9/15)…dished out an assist in JSU’s 2-1 extra time win over Alabama State (9/20)…posted her second assist of the season against OVC foe Eastern Illinois (10/18)…finished with six shots in her 246 minutes on the pitch.

Pre JsU: Prepped at the Edge School for Athletes in Calgary, Alberta, Canada…did not com¬pete in high school soc-cer, due to the school not having

a soccer program…participated in track and field and basketball…was an honor student… Participated on the club circuit with the Calgary Blizzard Juventus (U14-18) and the Alberta Provincial Team (U16-U17)…coached by Paul Lombardo of the Blizzard Juventus and Sergio Teixeira of Alberta…played with 2013 signee member Mackenzie Bellows on the club level as they claimed the 2011 Provincial Championship with the Blizzard Juventus and finished third in the Canadian National Championships in 2011.

Personal: Born November 21, 1995 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada…daughter of Ross and Susan Dominikovich…has one younger brother, Jackson… majoring in exercise wellness.


2013: A constant in the midfield for JSU…saw action in 18 games and started in 12 of those…made her collegiate debut in the season opener at McNeese State (8/23)…finished with nine total shots, including a trio of on-goal opportunities…logged over 1,100 minutes as a first-year player.

Pre JsU: A four-year member of the Lee County High School soc-cer program under the direction of Dave Baltenbuger…a four-time All- Region selection and named the Player of the Year as junior…claimed the LCHS Best Offensive Player Award as a sophomore and junior…named to the All-Area Team in 2011 after leading the Trojans to the Regional Title…over her four sea-sons at LCHS, she tal-

lied 56 assists and nearly 80 goals…also played volleyball ay LCHS…Played for Cobb FCfor three years under the tutelage of Ben Parks… scored five goals and 18 assists during the 2012 club circuit…ranked No.1 in the state of Georgia for U18 girls…helped Cobb FCwin the Score at the Shore Championship in 2011 and they are the reigning Georgia State Cup Champions.

Personal: Born November 17, 1994 in Leesburg, Ga…daughter of Dennis and Laura Taylor…has one younger sister, Mackenzie…majoring in education.

#6 z 5-7 z Sophomore z Midfielder/forwardLeesburg, Ga. z Lee County HS

CARSEN TAYLOR


#7 z 5-7 z Sophomore z Defender/MidfielderHuntsville, ala. z Grissom HS

ABBEY CLAUSEN



CAreer HiGHS: Points: 1, vs. Belmont (10/11/13)Goals: --assists: 1, vs. Belmont (10/11/13)shots: --sOG: --

2013: Played in ten games as a first-year player…started at defender against OVC member Southeast Missouri (10/6)…made her collegiate debut against Mercer (9/15)…tallied an assist on JSU’s goal at Belmont (10/11)…played in nine conference matches, includ-ing a season-high 56 minutes at SIU Edwardsville (10/20).

Pre JsU: Attended Grissom High School in the Huntsville, Ala. area and is one of three JSU players that joined the Gamecocks from GHS (Courtney Hurt and twin sister, Anna)…played for coaches Craig Maples and Randy Lilavors…helped guide the Tigers of GHS to 55 wins over a three-year span that also included a state semifinalist in

2010…named the GHS Varsity MVP as a senior and was tabbed to the Huntsville All City Second Team in 2013…active on the club circuit with the BUSA95 ECNL and the Huntsville Futbol Club…joined the BUSAclub in 2009 and played through 2012…won state titles with BUSAin 2009 and 2010…BUSAwas ranked as high as 25th in the ECNL…a participant with the HFCfrom 2003-08 and the 21012 campaign…a three-time Alabama Olympic Development Program team member.

Personal: Born March 22, 1995 in Huntsville, Ala.…daughter of John and Cheryl Clausen…has a twin sister, Anna, who is also plays soccer at JSU…majoring in forensic science.



CAreer HiGHS: Points: --Goals: --assists: --shots: 2, vs. Murray state (10/25/13)sOG: 1, 3x; last vs. Murray state (10/25/13)


Pre JsU: One of two transfers from Southeastern Conference member Mississippi State…Saw action in 13 matches, starting four times during her rookie season at MSU…played 524 minutes, scoring a goal and assisting another for three points…fired five shots on the year, putting three on goal… scored her first-career goal with the game-winner against Florida Atlantic on Aug. 30… credited with an assist on the game-winner against Jackson State in the Bulldog Classic… played full time in Bulldog Classic games against Furman and Jackson State…a four-year letterwinner for Freehold High School…helped the Colonials to back-to-back B-North champion-ships in 2011 and 2012…led the team to an undefeated record in

2012 as part of a defensive line that surrendered just six goals on the season…guided Freehold to the All-Shore finals and state sectional quarterfinals in 2012…second team All-Monmouth County selection from the Star Ledger after her senior season…one of three defenders tabbed to the 2012 All-Freehold Regional District Team…also claimed Second Team All-Shore and Coaches’ All-Division team accolades from the Asbury Park Press… played club soccer for the New Jersey Wildcats and coach Kevin McDermott… helped the Wildcats to five tournament titles, including the US Club Soccer state championship…part of her club’s 2011-12 Rider Cup championship squads…won back-to-back USYSA New Jersey National State Cup championships in 2008 and 2009…also won the 2008 U.S. Club Soccer national championship with the Freehold Lady Strikers U13…went to back-to-back USYSA State Cup semifinals in 2005 and 2006.

Personal: Born Chelsi Chante Bender on June 23, 1995, in Toms River, N.J.…daughter of Derrick and Tinette Bender.

#13 z 5-0 z Sophomore z Defender z forwardfreehold, n.J. z Mississippi State z freehold HS

CHELSI BENdER


#15 z 5-3 z Sophomore z MidfielderHixson, Tenn. z notre Dame HS

BLAIR BARKER



CAreer HiGHS: Points: 2, vs. Mcneese state (8/23/13)Goals: 1, vs. Mcneese state (8/23/13)assists: --shots: 1, 6x; last vs. Murray state (10/25/13)sOG: 1, 5x; last vs. Murray state (10/25/13)

2013: Made an immediate impact to the JSU midfield as a first-year player…came off the bench to score the first Jax State goal of the season with a game winner at McNeese State (8/23) in the 2013 season opener…earned her first career start the next match at Louisiana (8/25)…finished the season with six shot attempts…had five on-goal opportunities…started against OVC foes Tennessee Tech (10/13) and Eastern Illinois (10/18)…played a season-best 69 minutes in the TTU match.

Pre JsU: Prepped at Notre Dame High School and played for Jim Schermerhorn…A four-year let-terwinner and starter for the Irish…scored 10 goals and dished out 11

assists as a senior…team captain for 2012… accumulated 20 goals and 25 assists in her four seasons on the prep level…named First Team All-State as a junior and senior …tabbed to the 2012 Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State First Team…collected the 2009 NDHS Rookie of the Year Award in 2009…earned the 2011 NDHS Best Offensive Player honor and the 2012 Best Midfielder Award this past season…a member of the 2012 Chattanooga Times Free Press – Best of Preps Soccer and claimed a spot on the 2011 Chattanooga.com All-Star Soccer Team…helped guide NDHS to 47 wins during her four seasons in the green and gold…NDHS won the 2012 District and Region Championships and was a state tournament finalists in 2011 and 2012…the Irish won the 2010 A/AA Tennessee State Soccer Championship and runners-up in 2009…also compete in track and field at NDHS.

Personal: Born November 17, 1994 in Leesburg, Ga…daughter of Dennis and Laura Taylor…has one younger sister, Mackenzie…majoring in education.


2013: A 19-game starter as a freshman and made an immedi-ate impact in to the JSU program from day one…logged over 1,470 minutes in the midfield…named to the Ohio Valley Conference’s All-Newcomer Team…registered her first collegiate goal in the third match of the season at The Citadel (8/30)…booted the game-winning goal in extra time to turn back in-state rival Troy (9/13)…finished with 18 total shots with eight on-goal chances…credited with an assist on the equalizing goal in a 1-1 draw

with Louisiana (8/25)…also had an assist versus Alabama A&M (9/6

Pre JsU: One of two Canadians in the 2013 signing class, joined by Nicola Dominikovich…attended Henry Wise Wood High School…was named a Provincial All-Star five consecutive years, dating back to the 2008 season…served as captain of those all-star clubs…member of the National Training Centre in 2010, 2011 and 2012…helped the Alberta Provincial Team with the 2011 silver medal at the national tournament and the squad claimed the bronze medal at the 2012 national tournament…Played for the Calgary Blizzard Juventus under the direction of Paul Lombardo…member of the 2011 outdoor provincial champions and outdoor national bronze medalists…finished second at the 2012 Outdoor Provincial Tournament.

Personal: Born January 4, 1996 in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada…daughter of Curtis and Lori Bellows…has one younger sister and brother, Kaleigh and Thomas…majoring in physical education.

#17 z 5-2 z Sophomore z MidfielderCalgary, albert, Canada z Henry Wise HS

MACKENzIE BELLOwS


#23 z 5-5 z Sophomore z MidfielderWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada z Sisler HS

JUSTINE PANCHUK



CAreer HiGHS: Points: 1, vs. Belmont (10/11/13)Goals: --assists: 1, vs. Belmont (10/11/13)shots: --sOG: --

2013: Saw substantial amount of time on the pitch as a fresh-man…played in 16 games and made four starts throughout the season…made her first collegiate start against Charleston Southern (9/1)…credited with a first shot at The Citadel (8/30)…made three starts in conference play against UT Martin, Belmont and Tennessee Tech…had one shot attempt in OVC play versus Eastern Illinois (10/18)…logged 646 minutes, including a full 90 minutes at Belmont.

Pre JsU: Prepped at Sisler High School and a member of the soc-cer program from 2008-13..named an all-star at the 2011 Provincial Urban Soccer Championships…

also played ice hockey for the SHS Spartans…played club soccer with Premier and helped the club to a first-place finish in the regional.

Personal: Born May 10,1995 in Winnipeg, Manitoba…daughter of Doug and Marla Marques Panchuk…has a brother, Ryan…majoring in psychology.



CAreer HiGHS: Points: 2, 2x; last vs. troy (9/13/13)Goals: 1, 2x; last vs. troy (9/13/13)assists: 1, 2x; last vs. alabama a&M (9/6/13)shots: 3, 2x; last vs. alabama state (9/20/13)sOG: 2. 3x; last vs. alabama state (9/20/13)

2013 OVC All-Newcomer Team


Pre JsU: An attacking forward and can play midfield…prepped at Ola High School in McDonough, Ga.…becomes the first girls soc-cer player at OHS to sign with an NCAA Division I program and just the fifth in the program’s history…led the Mustangs of OHS to an 11-4 overall mark and second place in the Region 4-AAAA…paced the OHS offense as a freshman…mem-ber of the Atlanta Concorde Fire Soccer Club on the club circuit…the Concorde Fire 96 ECNL squad had 13 players sign with NCAA Division I programs.

#9 z 5-7 z freshman z forwardMcDonough, Ga. z ola HS

TAYLOR LOTT


#25 z 5-2 z Sophomore z Defender/MidfielderHuntsville, ala. z Grissom HS

ANNA CLAUSEN



CAreer HiGHS: Points: --Goals: --assists: --shots: 1, vs. austin Peay (10/27/13)sOG: 1, vs. austin Peay (10/27/13)

2013: Saw action in ten matches, including five starts…in the start-ing line up against three consecu-tive Ohio Valley Conference foes (SIU Edwardsville, Murray State & Austin Peay)…credited with a shot on goal versus APSU (10/27).

Pre JsU: Attended Grissom High School in the Huntsville, Ala. area and is one of three JSU players that joined the Gamecocks from GHS (Courtney Hurt and twin sister, Abbey)…played for coaches Craig Maples and Randy Lilavors…helped guide the Tigers of GHS to 55 wins over a three-year span that also included a state semifinalist in 2010…named the GHS Rookie of the Year in 2010 and the Tigers’ Defensive MVP in 2013…Tabbed

to the Huntsville All City Secnd Team in 2013…Earned a spot on the Lakeshore All-Tournament Team in 2010…active on the club circuit with the BUSA 95 ECNL and the Huntsville Futbol Club…joined the BUSA club in 2009 and played through 2012…won state titles with BUSA in 2009 and 2010…BUSA was ranked as high as 25th in the ECNL…a participant with the HFC from 2003-08 and the 21012 campaign…a three-time Alabama Olympic Development Program team member.

Personal: Born March 22, 1995 in Huntsville, Ala.…daughter of John and Cheryl Clausen…has a twin sister, Abbey, who is also plays soccer at JSU…majoring in exercise science.


Pre JsU: Brings added depth to the Gamecocks’ goalie regime…played for Tim Guinn at Beech High School…recorded 22 saves during the 2013 season and posted a 14-5-3 mark in goal for the Lady Bucs of BHS…a member of the Tennessee Soccer Club which ranked second in the state of Tennessee in 2013 and 18th in Region III…a state finalists in 2013 USYS.

#1 z 5-11 z freshman z GoalkeeperHendersonville, Tenn. z Beech HS

CAROLINE ROBINSON


Pre JsU: A talented two-sport athlete on the high school level and will be a dual student-athlete as well, competing in track and field for the Gamecocks…coached by Montgomery Hinton and Chris Hedglin at NWRHS…played varsity soccer since the 7th grade and was the NWRHS Most Valuable Offensive Player five seasons and was named caption of the 2013 Cougars’ squad…recently earned 2014 All-State North Team honors after helping NWRHS to a spot in the 6A State Playoffs…named the Metro Athlete of the Week once during the 2013 season and a mul-tiple selection as a top performer by the Jackson Clarion-Ledger…guided NWRHS to 61 wins in four seasons, including a 19-5 mark as a senior…posted 29 goals

combined in 2013 and 2014 and nearly 100 goals in her six seasons with the Cougars…After an impressive resume on the pitch, her track accolades equal those in soccer…she was named the Most Outstanding Sprinter three times (2011-14)…holds the school record in the 100 meter, 200 meter and 400 meter events along with being a member of the record-holding relay teams in the 4x100 and 4x200…Won the 6A District 100 meter and 200 meters in back-to-back season (2012, 2013)…participated on the club level with the Mississippi Fire…paced the Fire to four state titles and the 2012 National Runner-Up (U16)..

#9 z 5-4 z freshman z forwardBrandon, Miss. z northwest Rankin HS

KAYLA THOMPSON



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Senior Jackie Rush led JSU in scoring with five goals during 2013. Rush led the OVC in total shots with 82 – which set the new

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2013 Individual StatisticsNo. Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT10 RUSH, Jackie 19-19 1648 5 1 11 82 .061 43 .524 1 0-016 BOUTZIOUVIS, Brianna 18-10 626 4 0 8 27 .148 10 .370 0 0-017 BELLOWS, Mackenzie 19-19 1470 2 2 6 18 .111 8 .444 1 0-014 JACKSON, Lindsey 19-13 1096 2 1 5 24 .083 9 .375 0 0-021 DOWD, Katt 17-17 1438 1 1 3 10 .100 5 .500 1 0-022 BRIGHT, Kelsey 19-17 1610 1 3 5 61 .016 23 .377 0 0-015 BARKER, Blair 17-3 634 1 0 2 6 .167 5 .833 1 0-026 HOO, Kristen 19-8 831 1 2 4 21 .048 8 .381 0 0-018 RODRIGUEZ, Alexis 9-0 92 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-03 DOMINIKOVICH, Nicola 10-2 246 0 2 2 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-08 GREGORY, Kaitlyn 8-1 150 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-025 CLAUSEN, Anna 10-5 554 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-07 CLAUSEN, Abbey 10-1 277 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-011 HEISER, Nicole 9-6 414 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-024 MONAHAN, Jessica 16-6 899 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-023 PANCHUK, Justine 16-4 646 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-012 KELLER, Sydney 19-19 1716 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-06 TAYLOR, Carsen 18-12 1148 0 0 0 9 .000 3 .333 0 0-04 SALVERDA, Brianna 19-19 1796 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-02 DRAPES, Olivia 9-9 703 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-000 HAMMOND, Taylor 15-14 1256 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total............... 19 19796 17 14 48 277 .061 124 .448 4 0-0 Opponents........... 19 - 39 30 108 332 .117 148 .446 13 4-4

No. Name GP-GS Min GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Shots Faced00 HAMMOND, Taylor 14-8 1253:55 27 1.94 84 .757 4 9 1 3.0 2351 EDEN, Cate 7-2 547:29 12 1.97 22 .647 0 4 1 1.0 91TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0 Total............... 19 1801:24 39 1.95 109 .736 4 13 2 4 326 Opponents........... 19 1801:24 17 0.85 107 .863 13 4 2 7 277

2013 Team StatisticsSHOT STATISTICS JSU OPP Goals-Shot attempts 17-277 39-332 Goals scored per game 0.89 2.05 Shot pct. .061 .117 Shots on goal-Attempts 124-277 148-332 SOG pct. .448 .446 Shots/Game 14.6 17.5 Assists 14 30CORNER KICKS 52 133 Goals off corners 1 2PENALTY KICKS 0-0 4-4OFFSIDES 34 16PENALTIES Yellow cards 10 5 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE Total 2577 2047 Dates/Avg Per Date 9/286 10/205 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalJacksonville State 7 8 0 2 17Opponents 18 20 0 1 39

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalJacksonville State 113 144 12 8 277Opponents 165 150 11 6 332

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalJacksonville State 59 46 3 1 109Opponents 38 61 6 2 107

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalJacksonville State 24 24 2 2 52Opponents 71 57 3 2 133

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalJacksonville State 84 96 2 4 186Opponents 53 86 6 6 151

OFFSIDES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalJacksonville State 14 17 3 0 34Opponents 4 12 0 0 16


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2013 Schedule & ResultsOverall Record: 4-13-2 • OVC: 0-9-1 • Home: 3-5-1 • Away: 1-8-1 • Neutral: 0-0-0 • Overtime: 2-1-2

Date Opponent W-L-T Score Overall OVC Att. Goals Scored

Aug 23, 2013 at McNeese W 1-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 316 BARKER, Blair (unassisted)

Aug 25, 2013 at Louisiana T 2ot 1-1 1-0-1 0-0-0 203 RUSH, Jackie (JACKSON, Lindsey;

BELLOWS, Mackenzie)

Aug 30, 2013 at The Citadel L 1-3 1-1-1 0-0-0 100 BELLOWS, Mackenzie (BRIGHT, Kelsey)

Sep 01, 2013 at Charleston Southern L 2-4 1-2-1 0-0-0 201 BRIGHT, Kelsey (HOO, Kristen)

RUSH, Jackie (DOWD, Katt)

Sep 06, 2013 ALABAMA A&M W 2ot 4-0 2-2-1 0-0-0 351 RUSH, Jackie (BELLOWS, Mackenzie)

RUSH, Jackie (DRAPES, Olivia)

BOUTZIOUVIS, Brianna (unassisted)

BOUTZIOUVIS, Brianna (HOO, Kristen)

Sep 13, 2013 TROY W 1-0 3-2-1 0-0-0 312 BELLOWS, Mackenzie (unassisted)

Sep 15, 2013 at Mercer L 0-4 3-3-1 0-0-0 213 -

Sep 20, 2013 ALABAMA STATE W 2-1 4-3-1 0-0-0 310 HOO, Kristen (DOMINIKOVICH, Nicola)

DOWD, Katt (unassisted)

Sep 22, 2013 GEORGIA STATE L 0-2 4-4-1 0-0-0 260 -

* Sep 27, 2013 EASTERN KENTUCKY L 0-1 4-5-1 0-1-0 331 -

* Sep 29, 2013 MOREHEAD STATE L 2ot 1-2 4-6-1 0-2-0 305 RUSH, Jackie (BRIGHT, Kelsey)

* Oct 4, 2013 at UT Martin L 1-3 4-7-1 0-3-0 126 JACKSON, Lindsey (RUSH, Jackie)

* Oct 06, 2013 at Southeast Missouri L 0-2 4-8-1 0-4-0 193 -

* Oct 11, 2013 at Belmont L 1-5 4-9-1 0-5-0 178 BOUTZIOUVIS, Brianna (CLAUSEN, Abbey)

* Oct 13, 2013 TENNESSEE TECH T 2ot 0-0 4-9-2 0-5-1 221 -

* Oct 18, 2013 at Eastern Illinois L 1-2 4-10-2 0-6-1 171 JACKSON, Lindsey (DOMINIKOVICH, Nicola)

* Oct 20, 2013 at SIUE L 1-5 4-11-2 0-7-1 346 BOUTZIOUVIS, Brianna (BRIGHT, Kelsey)

* Oct 25, 2013 MURRAY STATE L 0-1 4-12-2 0-8-1 254 -

* Oct 27, 2013 AUSTIN PEAY L 0-3 4-13-2 0-9-1 233 -

* - OVC Match

Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: 19 4624 243Home: 9 2577 286Away: 10 2047 205Neutral: 0 0 0


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Match 1Jacksonville State 1, McNeese State 0

Aug. 23 • Lake Charles, La.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 1 0 0McNeese State 0 0 0Shots Jacksonville State 10 7 17McNeese State 7 10 17Saves Jacksonville State 4 4 8McNeese State 7 2 9GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (8/90)MSU Sestak (9/90) Scoring SummaryJSU Barker (unassisted) 38:27

Match 2Jacksonville State 1, Louisiana 1

Aug. 25 • Lafayette, La.

Scoring 1 2 OT OT FJacksonville State 0 1 0 0 1Louisiana 1 0 0 0 1Shots Jacksonville State 5 8 0 1 14Louisiana 10 6 4 3 23Saves Jacksonville State 5 2 1 1 9Louisiana 2 3 0 1 6GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (7/110)ULL Graham (6/110

Scoring SummaryULL Isley (Schmidt) 13:30JSU Rush (Jackson, Bellows) 70:34

Match 3The Citadel 3, Jacksonville State 1

Aug. 30 • Charleston, S.C.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 1 0 1The Citadel 2 1 3Shots Jacksonville State 11 11 22The Citadel 10 6 16Saves Jacksonville State 4 1 5The Citadel 4 6 10GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (5/90)CIT Carter (10/90)Scoring SummaryJSU Bellows (Bright) 16:08CIT Garcia (Raedle) 17:40CIT Garcia (penalty kick) 22:50CIT Garcia (Meyer) 77:43

Match 4Charleston Southern 4, Jacksonville State 2

Sept. 1 • Charleston, S.C.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 1 1 2Charleston Southern 2 2 4Shots Jacksonville State 4 10 14Charleston Southern 15 10 25Saves Jacksonville State 5 3 8Charleston Southern 0 4 4GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (8/90)CSU McLaughlin (4/90)Scoring SummaryCSU Lashley (Phillips) 15:10CSU Frankeny (Sells) 34:09JSU Bright (Hoo) 37:01JSU Rush (Dowd) 66:02CSU Sells (Faubert) 79:56CSU Sells (Cox) 86:37

Match 5Jacksonville State 4, Alabama A&M

Sept. 6 • Jacksonville, Ala.

Scoring 1 2 FAlabama A&M 0 0 0Jacksonville State 0 4 4Shots Alabama A&M 1 2 3Jacksonville State 13 13 26Saves Alabama A&M 4 3 7Jacksonville State 1 2 3GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (3/90)AAMU Oehler (7/90)Scoring SummaryJSU Rush (Bellows) 57:18JSU Rush (Drapes) 60:59JSU Boutiouvis (corner kick) 61:26JSU Boutiouvis (Hoo) 81:13

Match 6Jacksonville State 1, Troy 0


Scoring 1 2 OT OT FTroy 0 0 0 0 0Jacksonville State 0 0 0 1 1Shots Troy 11 9 2 0 22Jacksonville State 1 10 2 1 14Saves Troy 1 5 2 0 8Jacksonville State 5 4 1 0 10GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (10/110)Troy Buono (8/110)Scoring SummaryJSU Bellows (unassisted) 102:45

Match 7Mercer 4, Jacksonville State 0

Sept. 15 • Macon, Ga.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 0 0 0Mercer 0 4 4Shots Jacksonville State 4 4 8Mercer 14 11 25Saves Jacksonville State 3 2 5Mercer 1 3 4GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (5/90)MER Cropp (2/71:01) Atkinson (2/18:59)Scoring SummaryMER Dimopoulos (Barrett, Blackman) 56:35MER Patton (unassisted) 60:35MER Blackman (Dias, Stampler) 63:38MER Clark (unassisted) 65:21

Match 8Jacksonville State 2, Alabama State 1


Scoring 1 2 OT OT FAlabama State 1 0 0 0 1Jacksonville State 1 0 0 1 2Shots Alabama State 4 7 1 1 13Jacksonville State 21 12 5 3 41Saves Alabama State 4 4 3 1 12Jacksonville State 2 2 0 0 4GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (4/110)ASU Hathaway (4/45) Ledonne (8/65)Scoring SummaryASU Lewis (Lewis, A) 31:08JSU Hoo (Dominikovich) 34:46JSU Dowd (unassisted) 108:39

Match 9Georgia State 2, Jacksonville State 0


Scoring 1 2 FGeorgia State 0 2 2Jacksonville State 0 0 0Shots Georgia State 6 6 12Jacksonville State 8 4 14Saves Georgia State 4 3 7Jacksonville State 3 3 6GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (6/90)GSU Haynes (7/90)Scoring SummaryGSU Kolwicz (Fedele) 66:24GSU Hawkins (Nagy) 71:44


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Match 10Eastern Kentucky 1. Jacksonville State 0


Scoring 1 2 FEastern Kentucky 0 1 1Jacksonville State 0 0 0Shots Eastern Kentucky 7 7 14Jacksonville State 2 4 6Saves Eastern Kentucky 1 2 3Jacksonville State 2 2 4GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (4/90)EKU Wolfer (3/90)Scoring SummaryEKU Paynter (unassisted) 45:23

Match 11Morehead State 2, Jacksonville State 1


Scoring 1 2 OT OT FMorehead State 1 0 0 1 2Jacksonville State 1 0 0 0 1Shots Morehead State 8 12 2 1 23Jacksonville State 4 4 2 0 10Saves Morehead State 1 2 0 0 3Jacksonville State 2 3 0 0 5GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (5/101:31)MOR Floyd (3/101:31)Scoring SummaryMOR Flory (Cobb) 5:52JSU Rush (Bright) 25:01MOR Flory (unassisted) 101:31

Match 12UT Martin 3, Jacksonville State 1

Oct. 4 • Jacksonville, Ala.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 0 1 1UT Martin 3 0 3Shots Jacksonville State 2 14 16UT Martin 11 6 17Saves Jacksonville State 3 2 5UT Martin 0 3 3GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (3/45) Eden (2/45)UTM Klenke (0/45) Tompkins (3/45)Scoring SummaryUTM Myrick (unassisted) 6:50UTM Lennon (unassisted) 16:51UTM Watson (Sanvee) 20:09JSU Jackson (Rush) 80:25

Match 13Southeast Missouri 2, Jacksonville State 0

Oct. 6 • Cape Girardeau, Mo.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 0 0 0Southeast Missouri 0 2 2Shots Jacksonville State 1 4 5Southeast Missouri 11 13 24Saves Jacksonville State 6 9 15Southeast Missouri 1 3 4GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (15/90)Scoring SummarySEMO Shulman (penalty kick) 69:19SEMO Shulman (Crowden) 78:24

Match 14Belmont 5, Jacksonville State 1

Oct. 11 • Nashville, Tenn.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 1 0 1Belmont 2 3 5Shots Jacksonville State 6 1 7Belmont 9 10 19Saves Jacksonville State 1 3 4Belmont 1 0 1GoalkeepersJSU Hammond (1/57:24) Eden (3/32:36)BEL Berner (1/67:06) Espe (0/22:54)Scoring SummaryBEL Hicks (unassisted) 8:26BEL Jones (penalty kick) 39:54)JSU Boutziouvis (Clausen, Ab.) 44:38BEL Howard (unassisted) 48:35BEL Martin (Blase) 57:24)BEL Anderson (penalty kick) 63:40

Match 15Tennessee Tech 0, Jacksonville State 0


Scoring 1 2 OT OT FTennessee Tech 0 0 0 0 0Jacksonville State 0 0 0 0 0Shots Tennessee Tech 3 6 2 1 12Jacksonville State 5 14 3 3 25

Saves Tennessee Tech 2 7 1 0 10Jacksonville State 3 2 1 0 6GoalkeepersJSU Eden (6/110)TTU Brown (10/110)Scoring Summary

Match 16Eastern Illinois 2, Jacksonville State 1

Oct. 18 • Charleston, Ill.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 1 0 1Eastern Illinois 2 0 2Shots Jacksonville State 7 4 11Eastern Illinois 15 6 21Saves Jacksonville State 5 0 5Eastern Illinois 1 0 1GoalkeepersJSU Eden (5/90)EIU Jerzy (1/90)Scoring SummaryEIU Radloff (Hoppensteadt) 6:15EIU Reed (unassisted) 23:19JSU Jackson (Boutziouvis) 28:23

Match 17SIU Edwardsville 5, Jacksonville State 1

Oct. 20 • Edwardsville, Ill.

Scoring 1 2 FJacksonville State 0 1 1SIU Edwardsville 3 2 5Shots Jacksonville State 1 3 4SIU Edwardsville 8 5 13Saves Jacksonville State 1 0 1SIU Edwardsville 1 2 3GoalkeepersJSU Eden (1/90)SIUE Pelley (3/90)Scoring SummarySIUE Pitts (Levels) 8:35SIUE Price (Sherman, Jones) 25:46SIUE Sherman (Price) 28:59SIUE Delgado (Pitts) 61:56SIUE Orbrock (Jones) 83:21JSU Boutziouvis (Bright) 89:29

Match 18Murray State 1, Jacksonville State 0


Scoring 1 2 FMurray State 0 1 1Jacksonville State 0 0 0Shots Murray State 5 10 15Jacksonville State 6 10 16Saves Murray State 2 6 8Jacksonville State 0 1 1GoalkeepersJSU Eden (1/90)MSU Haberman (8/90)Scoring SummaryMSU Kerins (Mooney) 79:08


2 0 1 3 R e v i e w / 2 0 1 3 O v C R e C A P

2013 OVC Standings Conference Games Overall Games W-L-T Pts Pc W-L-T Pts Pc UT Martin 8-2-0 24 .800 11-9-1 34 .548 Morehead State 7-3-0 21 .700 10-11-1 31 .477 Southeast Missouri 6-2-2 20 .700 8-7-3 27 .528 SiUe 6-3-1 19 .650 13-5-3 42 .690 eastern illinois 6-4-0 18 .600 6-14-0 18 .300 Austin Peay 5-4-1 16 .550 11-6-2 35 .632 Belmont 5-4-1 16 .550 7-8-2 23 .471 eastern Kentucky 4-5-1 13 .450 5-12-2 17 .316 Murray State 3-7-0 9 .300 6-10-1 19 .382 Tennessee Tech 1-8-1 4 .150 3-15-1 10 .184 Jacksonville State 0-9-1 1 .050 4-13-2 14 .263

2013 ALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE WOMEN’S SOCCER TEAMSFIRST TEAMGK - Ashton Aubuchon, Southeast Missouri GK - Mariah Klenke, UT MartinF - Jade Flory, Morehead StateF - Tatiana Ariza, Austin PeayF - Katie Proud, BelmontMF - Meagan Radloff, Eastern IllinoisMF - Julie Mooney, Murray State MF - Aoife Lennon, UT MartinD - Hannah Fessenden, UT MartinD - Natalia Ariza, Austin PeayD - Paige Larkin, Eastern Kentucky

SECOND TEAMGK - Jennifer Pelley, SIUE F - Nikki Donnelly, Eastern KentuckyF - Natasha Minor, Southeast Missouri F - Andy Quiceno, Austin Peay F - Kayla Delgado, SIUEMF - Jackie Rush, Jacksonville State MF - Alyssa Curtis, UT MartinMF - Cassidy Sherman, SIUE D - Alison Alcott, BelmontD - Lauren Hoppensteadt, Eastern IllinoisD - Kourtney Price, SIUE(12 players named to the second team due to a tie)

ALL-NEWCOMERJade Flory, Morehead State Aoife Lennon, UT Martin Natasha Minor, Southeast MissouriAngela Black, Morehead StateKayla Delgado, SIUEEllie Myrick, UT Martin Cassie Smith, Eastern KentuckyGina Fabbro, Austin Peay Breana Beine, Southeast Missouri.Christina Rohde, Southeast Missouri Mackenzie Bellows, Jacksonville State

OVC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:Jade Flory, Morehead State

OVC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:Ashton Aubuchon, Southeast Missouri

OVC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR:Angela Black, Morehead State

OVC COACH OF THE YEAR:Jason Cherry, Eastern Illinois; Warren Lipka, Morehead State

2012 ADIDAS® OVC PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOFFENSIVE:8/27 - Kayla Delgado, SIUE9/3 - Julie Mooney, Murray State9/10 - Jackie Rush, Jacksonville State

9/17 - Gina Fabbro, Austin Peay9/24 - Jade Flory, Morehead State10/1 - Jade Flory, Morehead State10/8 - Tatiana Ariza, Austin Peay10/15 - Angela Black, Morehead State Tory Pitts, SIUE10/22 - Jade Flory, Morehead State10/29 - Katie Proud, Belmont11/5 - Jade Flory, Morehead State

DEFENSIVE:8/27 - Shelby Olszewski, Austin Peay9/3 - Taylor Stevens, Murray State9/10 - Emily Kink, Austin Peay9/17 - Shelby Olszewski, Austin Peay9/24 - Katt Dowd, Jacksonville State10/1 - Christina Rohde, Southeast Missouri10/8 - Lauren Hoppensteadt, Eastern Illinois10/15 - Lucy Pater, UT Martin10/22 - Christina Rhode, Southeast Missouri10/29 -Alison Alcott, Belmont11/5 - Kelsey Gomez, Morehead State

GOALKEEPER:8/27 - Savannah Haberman, Murray State9/3 - Savannah Haberman, Murray State9/10 - Jennifer Pelley, SIUE9/17 - Jennifer Pelley, SIUE9/24 - Mariah Klenke, UT Martin10/1 - Cortney Jerzy, Eastern Illinois10/8 - Cortney Jerzy, Eastern Illinois10/15 - Jennifer Pelley, SIUE10/22 - Ashton Aubuchon, Southeast Missouri10/29 - Ashton Aubuchon, Southeast Missouri11/5 - Savannah Haberman, Murray State

Match 19Austin Peay 3, Jacksonville State 0


Scoring 1 2 FAustin Peay 1 2 3Jacksonville State 0 0 0Shots Austin Peay 10 8 18Jacksonville State 2 5 7Saves Austin Peay 1 3 4Jacksonville State 4 1 5GoalkeepersJSU Eden (4/90)APSI Filippone (4/90)Scoring SummaryAPSU Fabbro (Zigelsky) 29:18APSU Ariza (Fabbro) 63:09APSU Quiceno (unassisted) 71:56


TEAM LEAdERSSHOTS Team GP No. Avg/G1. UT Martin 21 337 16.052. SIUE 21 310 14.763. Austin Peay 19 301 15.844. Jacksonville State 19 277 14.585. Morehead State 22 265 12.056. Murray State 17 250 14.717. Belmont 17 247 14.538. Eastern Kentucky 19 220 11.589. Tennessee Tech 19 200 10.5310. Southeast Missouri 18 190 10.5611. Eastern Illinois 20 184 9.20

POINTS Team GP No. Avg/G1. Austin Peay 19 109 5.742. SIUE 21 96 4.573. Morehead State 22 87 3.954. Murray State 17 81 4.765. UT Martin 21 65 3.106. Southeast Missouri 18 58 3.227. Belmont 17 56 3.298. Eastern Kentucky 19 49 2.589. Jacksonville State 19 47 2.4710. Eastern Illinois 20 40 2.0011. Tennessee Tech 19 38 2.00

GOALS Team GP No. Avg/G1. Austin Peay 19 40 2.112. Murray State 17 27 1.593. SIUE 21 32 1.524. Morehead State 22 32 1.455. Belmont 17 23 1.356. UT Martin 21 25 1.197. Southeast Missouri 18 19 1.068. Jacksonville State 19 17 0.899. Eastern Kentucky 19 16 0.8410. Eastern Illinois 20 15 0.7511. Tennessee Tech 19 13 0.68

GOALS PER GAME Team GP No. Avg/G1. Austin Peay 19 40 2.112. Murray State 17 27 1.593. SIUE 21 32 1.524. Morehead State 22 32 1.455. Belmont 17 23 1.356. UT Martin 21 25 1.197. Southeast Missouri 18 19 1.068. Jacksonville State 19 17 0.899. Eastern Kentucky 19 16 0.8410. Eastern Illinois 20 15 0.7511. Tennessee Tech 19 13 0.68

ASSISTS Team GP No. Avg/G1. SIUE 21 32 1.522. Austin Peay 19 29 1.533. Murray State 17 27 1.594. Morehead State 22 23 1.055. Southeast Missouri 18 20 1.116. Eastern Kentucky 19 17 0.897. UT Martin 21 15 0.718. Jacksonville State 19 13 0.689. Tennessee Tech 19 12 0.6310. Belmont 17 10 0.59 Eastern Illinois 20 10 0.50

ASSISTS PER GAME Team GP No. Avg/G1. Murray State 17 27 1.592. Austin Peay 19 29 1.533. SIUE 21 32 1.524. Southeast Missouri 18 20 1.115. Morehead State 22 23 1.056. Eastern Kentucky 19 17 0.897. UT Martin 21 15 0.718. Jacksonville State 19 13 0.689. Tennessee Tech 19 12 0.6310. Belmont 17 10 0.5911. Eastern Illinois 20 10 0.50

GOALS ALLOWEd Team GP No. Avg/G1. SIUE 21 16 0.762. UT Martin 21 22 1.05 Austin Peay 19 22 1.164. Southeast Missouri 18 24 1.335. Murray State 17 26 1.536. Belmont 17 30 1.767. Tennessee Tech 19 36 1.89 Morehead State 22 36 1.649. Jacksonville State 19 39 2.0510. Eastern Illinois 20 43 2.15 Eastern Kentucky 19 43 2.26

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GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Team GP GA Minutes GA Avg.1. SIUE 21 16 1966:00 0.732. UT Martin 21 22 1954:42 1.013. Austin Peay 19 22 1754:57 1.134. Southeast Missouri 18 24 1710:11 1.265. Murray State 17 26 1548:36 1.516. Morehead State 22 36 2032:40 1.597. Belmont 17 30 1578:05 1.718. Tennessee Tech 19 36 1766:01 1.839. Jacksonville State 19 39 1801:24 1.9510. Eastern Illinois 20 43 1801:35 2.1511. Eastern Kentucky 19 43 1756:02 2.20 SAVES Team GP No. Avg/G1. Eastern Illinois 20 143 7.152. Tennessee Tech 19 141 7.423. Murray State 17 121 7.124. Southeast Missouri 18 117 6.505. Jacksonville State 19 109 5.746. UT Martin 21 105 5.007. Eastern Kentucky 19 99 5.218. Morehead State 22 76 3.459. SIUE 21 75 3.5710. Belmont 17 72 4.2411. Austin Peay 19 70 3.68

SHUTOUTS Team GP No. Avg/G1. Southeast Missouri 18 8 0.44 UT Martin 21 8 0.383. SIUE 21 7 0.334. Murray State 17 6 0.35 Austin Peay 19 6 0.326. Morehead State 22 5 0.237. Eastern Kentucky 19 4 0.21 Jacksonville State 19 4 0.219. Belmont 17 3 0.18 Tennessee Tech 19 3 0.16 Eastern Illinois 20 3 0.15

FOULS Team GP No. Avg/G1. SIUE 21 192 9.142. Jacksonville State 19 186 9.793. Eastern Illinois 20 182 9.104. Morehead State 22 177 8.055. Murray State 17 168 9.886. Southeast Missouri 18 161 8.947. Tennessee Tech 19 154 8.118. Belmont 17 151 8.889. Austin Peay 19 147 7.7410. UT Martin 21 135 6.4311. Eastern Kentucky 19 124 6.53

CORNERS Team GP No. Avg/G1. UT Martin 21 114 5.432. Morehead State 22 110 5.003. Austin Peay 19 100 5.26 SIUE 21 100 4.765. Eastern Kentucky 19 88 4.636. Southeast Missouri 18 83 4.617. Murray State 17 80 4.718. Tennessee Tech 19 65 3.429. Belmont 17 62 3.6510. Jacksonville State 19 52 2.7411. Eastern Illinois 20 48 2.40

OFFSIdES Team GP No. Avg/G1. Southeast Missouri 18 41 2.28 SIUE 21 41 1.953. Austin Peay 19 37 1.954. Jacksonville State 19 34 1.795. Morehead State 22 33 1.506. UT Martin 21 32 1.527. Eastern Illinois 20 30 1.508. Eastern Kentucky 19 26 1.379. Murray State 17 25 1.4710. Tennessee Tech 19 21 1.1111. Belmont 17 15 0.88

INdIVIdUAL LEAdERSSHOTS Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. RUSH, Jackie-JSU 19 82 4.322. MOONEY, Julie-MUR 17 74 4.35 ARIZA,TATIANA-APSU 19 74 3.894. DELGADO, Kayla-SIUE 21 68 3.245. IACIOFANO, Ellie-TTU 18 65 3.616. DONNELLY, Nikki-EKU 18 63 3.507. BRIGHT, Kelsey-JSU 19 61 3.218. LENNON, Aoife-UTM 21 56 2.679. FLORY, Jade-MOR 22 50 2.2710. CURTIS, Alyssa-UTM 21 46 2.19

POINTS Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G1. ARIZA,TATIANA-APSU 19 15 4 34 1.792. FLORY, Jade-MOR 22 14 5 33 1.503. MOONEY, Julie-MUR 17 7 7 21 1.244. PITTS, Tory-SIUE 21 7 6 20 0.955. DELGADO, Kayla-SIUE 21 9 1 19 0.906. FABBRO,GINA-APSU 19 7 3 17 0.897. BLACK, Angela-MOR 22 6 4 16 0.738. RADLOFF, Meagan-EIU 20 7 1 15 0.759. OLSZEWSKI,Shelby-APSU 17 6 1 13 0.76 QUICENO,ANDY-APSU 19 5 3 13 0.68 SMITH, Cassie-EKU 19 5 3 13 0.68

POINTS PER GAME Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G1. ARIZA,TATIANA-APSU 19 15 4 34 1.792. FLORY, Jade-MOR 22 14 5 33 1.503. MOONEY, Julie-MUR 17 7 7 21 1.244. PITTS, Tory-SIUE 21 7 6 20 0.955. FRAZIER, Lauren-MUR 12 5 1 11 0.926. DELGADO, Kayla-SIUE 21 9 1 19 0.907. FABBRO,GINA-APSU 19 7 3 17 0.898. OLSZEWSKI,Shelby-APSU 17 6 1 13 0.769. RADLOFF, Meagan-EIU 20 7 1 15 0.75 MINOR, Natasha-SEMO 16 4 4 12 0.75

GOALS Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. ARIZA,TATIANA-APSU 19 15 0.792. FLORY, Jade-MOR 22 14 0.643. DELGADO, Kayla-SIUE 21 9 0.434. MOONEY, Julie-MUR 17 7 0.41 FABBRO,GINA-APSU 19 7 0.37 RADLOFF, Meagan-EIU 20 7 0.35 PITTS, Tory-SIUE 21 7 0.338. OLSZEWSKI,Shelby-APSU 17 6 0.35 BLACK, Angela-MOR 22 6 0.2710. FRAZIER, Lauren-MUR 12 5 0.42 SMITH, Cassie-EKU 19 5 0.26 RUSH, Jackie-JSU 19 5 0.26 QUICENO,ANDY-APSU 19 5 0.26 SANVEE, Abi-UTM 21 5 0.24 SHERMAN, Cassidy-SIUE 21 5 0.24 COBB, Macy-MOR 22 5 0.23

ASSISTS Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. MOONEY, Julie-MUR 17 7 0.412. PITTS, Tory-SIUE 21 6 0.293. FLORY, Jade-MOR 22 5 0.234. BJORKVALL, R.-MUR 14 4 0.29 MINOR, Natasha-SEMO 16 4 0.25 BLASE, Cassie-BEL 17 4 0.24 IACIOFANO, Ellie-TTU 18 4 0.22 DONNELLY, Nikki-EKU 18 4 0.22 PRICE, Kourtney-SIUE 19 4 0.21 SHEPPARD,Courtney-APSU 19 4 0.21 ARIZA,NATALIA-APSU 19 4 0.21 ARIZA,TATIANA-APSU 19 4 0.21 JONES, Hope-SIUE 21 4 0.19 BLACK, Angela-MOR 22 4 0.18 GOMEZ, Kelsey-MOR 22 4 0.18

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Player-Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg1. PELLEY, Jennifer-SIUE 21 16 1966:00 0.732. FILIPPONE,NIKKI-APSU 19 13 1465:49 0.803. KLENKE, Mariah-UTM 20 18 1687:18 0.964. FLOYD, Elizabeth-MOR 15 16 1365:36 1.055. AUBUCHON, A.-SEMO 18 24 1572:56 1.376. HABERMAN, S.-MUR 17 26 1494:10 1.577. JERZY, Cortney-EIU 14 24 1216:35 1.788. BERNER, Nicole-BEL 17 30 1520:29 1.789. BROWN, Jordan-TTU 19 36 1766:01 1.8310. HAMMOND, Taylor-JSU 14 27 1253:55 1.94

SAVES Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. BROWN, Jordan-TTU 19 138 7.262. HABERMAN, S.-MUR 17 111 6.533. AUBUCHON, A.-SEMO 18 101 5.614. JERZY, Cortney-EIU 14 98 7.005. KLENKE, Mariah-UTM 20 90 4.506. HAMMOND, Taylor-JSU 14 84 6.007. WOLFER, Erika-EKU 16 76 4.758. PELLEY, Jennifer-SIUE 21 74 3.529. BERNER, Nicole-BEL 17 68 4.0010. FILIPPONE,NIKKI-APSU 19 56 2.95


T H e O H i O v A L L e Y C O N F e R e N C e

Now in its 67th year, the Ohio valley Conference continues to build on the success that has made it the nation’s eighth-oldest NCAA Division i conference.

in May 2011 the Conference expanded for the second time in four years, adding Belmont University which began competition in the 2012-13 academic year. The addition of Belmont gave the OvC 12 members, the most the league has had at one time in its illustrious history. The move added a second team in the city of Nashville and was the first addition to the league since Southern illinois University edwardsville joined in 2008. Subsequently, the league has shown its stability over the past decade, seeing only one member institution depart over the past 14 years.

The 2009-10 school year saw a change in leadership as Beth DeBauche was named the seventh full-time Commissioner in league history on July 28, 2009. The last three commissioners of the OvC have moved onto jobs as the commissioner of the Big Ten, Big 12 and the Mid-American Conferences.

The OvC’s proud history dates back to 1948, but seeds for the new league were actually planted in 1941. it was then that Roy Stewart, the athletics director at Murray State, Charles “Turkey” Hughes, the athletics director at eastern Kentucky, and Kelly Thompson, the public relations director at western Kentucky, first broached the idea of forming a new conference. Discussions were put on hold by world war ii, but reemerged Feb. 27-28, 1948 at the Kentucky Hotel in Louisville as the three original institutions combined with Morehead State, Louisville and evansville to form the OvC.

in the 1950s, the OvC became a pioneer on a much more significant scale socially. During times of racial segregation, league member Morehead State became one of the first non-traditionally black mid-southern institu-tions to accept a black student. in 1958 Marshall Banks earned athletically-related aid at Morehead, which signed a second black athlete, Howard Murphy, a year later. in 1961 Murphy earned all-conference recognition as a halfback in football. with racial barriers broken, the rest of the institutions in the league began to provide educational and athletic opportunities to African-Americans.

After Title iX legislation passed in 1972, women’s athletics began a rebirth on the national scene as the NCAA began sponsoring and marketing women’s sports. Recognizing the need to provide increased opportunities for female athletes, the OvC began formulating plans for women’s athlet-ics in 1975 and established women’s championships in the sports of bas-ketball, tennis and track in 1977, with cross country and volleyball added over the next four years. Those sports were initially governed by the Association of intercollegiate Athletics for women (AiAw), but the overall strength of women’s programs in the league was demonstrated by the automatic bids the OvC instantly received when the NCAA became the

governing body in 1982. The conference added women’s golf and softball in 1994 and women’s soccer in 1998.

The OvC has also produced several Olympic athletes, including Murray State’s Morgan Hicks, who was a member of the 2004 United States Olympic Rifle Team and Morehead State’s Brian Shimer who competed in five winter Olympics in bobsled (winning a bronze medal in 2002) and coached the 2010 United States bobsled team to its first gold medal since 1948. Former Morehead State football and eastern Kentucky track and field athlete Dallas Robinson competed with the U.S. bobsled team during the 2014 Sochi winter Olympics. in addition, some of the greatest players in professional sports were educated at OvC institutions. The list includes former greats such as football’s Phil Simms (Morehead State), basketball’s Clem Haskins (western Kentucky) and Bubba wells (Austin Peay) and two-sport star Steve Hamilton (Morehead State) to present-day standouts like basketball player Kenneth Faried (Morehead State), football player Tony Romo (eastern illinois) and baseball players A.J. ellis (Austin Peay) and Shawn Kelley (Austin Peay). Hamilton is the only athlete to ever play in the NCAA Basketball Championship, a Major League Baseball world Series (New York Yankees) and a NBA Championship Series (Los Angeles Lakers).

in 2007 the Conference had two teams in the NCAA women’s Soccer Tournament for the first time in league history, as former OvC member Samford earned an at-large selection while Southeast Missouri was the Conference’s automatic bid.

The playing field is not the only place where OvC athletes are working hard. The league also recognizes excellence in the classroom. Six Scholar-Athlete Awards are presented yearly to male and female athletes, while others are commended for their academic success by being Medal of Honor recipients or earning a spot on the Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Additionally, the league annually presents one institutional Academic Achievement Award, as well as separate team awards in each Conference-sponsored sport. Since the College Sports information Directors of America (CoSiDA) Academic All-America program began, the Ohio valley Conference has had 229 student-athletes honored with the award, including 50 over the last five years (2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14).

Through the early years of the league, administrators wrestled with fan behavior due to the close proximity of the Conference members and the intense rivalries which developed. Just as it did decades ago, the OvC took the leadership role on what has become a national issue. in 1995, the OvC implemented a first-of-its-kind “Sportsmanship Statement,” a policy which promotes principles of fair play, ethical conduct and respect for one’s opponent. The statement has become a model for others to follow across the nation, and has answered the challenge of the NCAA Presidents Commission to improve sportsmanship in collegiate athletics.

Additionally, the OvC annually presents the Steve Hamilton Sportsmanship Award, in honor of the former Morehead State student-athlete, coach and athletics director, to a junior or senior student-athlete with significant athletic contributions who best exemplifies the character-istics of sportsmanship and citizenship. Most recently, the Conference has also implemented the OvC institutional and Team Sportsmanship Awards, which are presented to one institution and 18 sport-specific teams voted by their peers to have best exhibited the standards of sportsmanship and ethical conduct as outlined by the OvC and NCAA.

The vision of leadership demonstrated by the Founding Fathers in 1948 remains alive today as the Ohio valley Conference prepares for the future. One example is in regard to the current trend in collegiate athlet-ics administration for increased involvement of university presidents in setting policies and making rules. The presidents of OvC institutions, however, have always governed the Conference, long before presidential governance became a national theme.

The Ohio valley Conference sponsors the following sports: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis and track for men, and basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and volleyball for women. in addition, the OvC also sponsors the combined men’s and women’s sport of rifle.

Now in its seventh decade of competition, the Ohio valley Conference has grown significantly from its humble beginnings while increasing the number of athletics opportunities it provides for students. Current league representatives include charter members eastern Kentucky University, Morehead State University and Murray State University, along with Austin Peay State University, Belmont University, eastern illinois University, Jacksonville State University, Southeast Missouri State University, Southern illinois University edwardsville, Tennessee State University, Tennessee Technological University and the University of Tennessee at Martin. in addition Columbus State University serves as an affiliate member for the sport of rifle.

Beth DeBaucheCommissioner

Brad WalkerAssociate Commissioner for Operations/Chief Operating Officer

Jennifer GibbsAssistant Commissioner for Championships/SWA

Kyle SchwartzAssistant Commissioner for Media Relations

Brian PulleyAssistant Commissioner for External Affairs

Stephanie CasteraAssistant Commissioner for Institutional Services

Heather BrownDirector of Media Relations

Bryce RobinsonDirector of Compliance and Digital Media

Jon KukaGeneral Manager, OVC IMG Sports Marketing

Jenny KulcharAdministrative Assistant


AUGUST 22Arkansas State @ Murray StateEastern Kentucky @ Western CarolinaMorehead State @ Bowling GreenEastern Illinois @ Northern KentuckyJacksonville State @ Elon UIC @ SIUEAustin Peay @ EvansvilleSaint Louis @ UT MartinBelmont @ Valparaiso

AUGUST 24Alabama A&M @ Eastern KentuckyJacksonville State @ Gardner-Webb Morehead State @ Northern KentuckyIndiana State @ Eastern IllinoisEast Tennessee State @ Tennessee TechSoutheast Missouri @ UT Martin Chattanooga @ Austin PeayMiddle Tennessee @ Belmont

AUGUST 29South Alabama vs. Tennessee Tech Georgia State @ Murray StateMarshall @ Eastern IllinoisIndiana State @ BelmontMorehead State @ Illinois-ChicagoSIUE @ IUPUIUMSL @ Southeast MissouriSamford @ Jacksonville StateAlabama @ Austin Peay

AUGUST 31Murray State @ DaytonSIUE @ PurdueEastern Kentucky @ EvansvilleIndiana State @ UT MartinMississippi Valley State @ Jacksonville StateMorehead State @ Ball State Louisiana Tech @ Eastern IllinoisTennessee Tech @ TroyLipscomb @ Austin Peay

SEPTEMBER 3Evansville @ UT Martin

SEPTEMBER 5UMKC @ Eastern IllinoisUC Davis vs. Southeast MissouriKennesaw State vs. Austin PeayGeorgia State @ Tennessee TechAppalachian State @ Morehead StateEastern Kentucky @ CincinnatiBelmont @ SamfordJackson State @ Jacksonville StateMurray State @ Florida International

SEPTEMBER 7Eastern Kentucky @ OhioMorehead State @ KentuckyIUPUI @ Eastern IllinoisUMKC @ SIUESoutheast Missouri @ Northern ColoradoWestern Carolina @ Tennessee TechGeorgia State @ BelmontAustin Peay @ Middle TennesseeJacksonville State @ AlabamaUT Martin @ MissouriMurray State @ Florida Gulf Coast

SEPTEMBER 12Jacksonville State @ Troy Belmont @ Appalachian StateUNC Asheville @ Eastern KentuckyLouisville @ Morehead StateTennessee Tech @ ChattanoogaIllinois State @ Southeast MissouriDrake @ SIUEMississippi @ Austin PeayMurray State @ Middle TennesseeUT Martin @ Tulsa

SEPTEMBER 14Belmont @ UNC AshevilleMarshall @ Eastern KentuckyWyoming @ Morehead StateGreen Bay @ Eastern IllinoisUT Martin @ Oklahoma StateMurray State @ Saint LouisTennessee Tech @ UALRSIUE @ Northern IllinoisJacksonville State @ Alabama State

SEPTEMBER 17Southeast Missouri @ Evansville

SEPTEMBER 19Valparaiso @ Eastern IllinoisIUPUI @ Murray StateTennessee Tech @ Wright StateEvansville @ BelmontSoutheast Missouri @ Arkansas State Morehead State @ Xavier Eastern Kentucky @ Cleveland StateSamford @ Austin PeayNorth Dakota State @ SIUEUT Martin @ Kennesaw State

SEPTEMBER 20Jacksonville State @ Ball State

SEPTEMBER 21Tennessee Tech @ EvansvilleUT Martin @ Georgia StateNorthern Kentucky @ Murray StateMorehead State @ Wright State Eastern Kentucky @ Kent StateSIUE @ Missouri StateEastern Illinois @ Chicago State

SEPTEMBER 26*Tennessee Tech @ Murray State*Southeast Missouri @ Eastern Illinois*Morehead State @ Belmont *Eastern Kentucky @ Austin Peay*UT Martin @ Jacksonville State

SEPTEMBER 28*Austin Peay @ Morehead State*Eastern Illinois @ SIUE*Jacksonville State @ Murray State*Eastern Kentucky @ Belmont* Tennessee Tech @ UT Martin

OCTOBER 3*Belmont @ Eastern Illinois*Tennessee Tech @ Eastern Kentucky*Jacksonville State @ Morehead State*UT Martin @ Southeast Missouri*Murray State @ SIUE

OCTOBER 5*Jacksonville State @ Eastern Kentucky*Tennessee Tech @ Morehead State*UT Martin @ SIUE*Austin Peay @ Eastern Illinois*Murray State @ Southeast Missouri

OCTOBER 10*Morehead State @ Murray State *Eastern Illinois @ Tennessee Tech*SIUE @ Belmont*Austin Peay @ Southeast Missouri*Eastern Kentucky @ UT Martin*Eastern Illinois @ Jacksonville State

OCTOBER 12*Morehead State @ UT Martin*Eastern Kentucky @ Murray State*Austin Peay @ SIUE*Southeast Missouri @ Belmont

OCTOBER 17*Belmont @ Tennessee Tech*SIUE @ Morehead State*Eastern Kentucky @ Southeast Missouri*Jacksonville State @ Austin Peay*Murray State @ Eastern Illinois

OCTOBER 19*SIUE @ Eastern Kentucky*Belmont @ Jacksonville State*Morehead State @ Southeast Missouri*UT Martin @ Eastern Illinois*Tennessee Tech @ Austin Peay

OCTOBER 24*Eastern Illinois @ Eastern Kentucky*Southeast Missouri @ Tennessee Tech*UT Martin @ Belmont*SIUE @ Jacksonville State*Murray State @ Austin Peay

OCTOBER 26*Eastern Illinois @ Morehead State*Belmont @ Murray State*SIUE @ Tennessee Tech*Southeast Missouri @ Jacksonville State*Austin Peay @ UT Martin

OCTOBER 31*Jacksonville State @ Tennessee Tech*Morehead State @ Eastern Kentucky*Murray State @ UT Martin*Belmont @ Austin Peay*Southeast Missouri @ SIUE

* - OVC Match

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ELON AUG. 22 – ELON, N.C. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Elon, N.C. Series: Elon leads 1-0-0 Dan WyarHead Coach: Chris Neal 2013 Record: 13-3-6 [email protected] at Elon: 60-41-22 SoCon Record: 5-1-4 (336) 278-6634Facility: Rudd Field Last Meeting: 2009 (Elon 1-0) ElonPhoenix.com

GARDNER-WEBB AUG. 24 – BOLING SPRINGS, N.C. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Boling Springs, N.C. Series: GWU leads 1-2-0 TBAHead Coach: Mike Varga 2013 Record: 4-14-1 TBARecord at GWU: First Season SoCon Record: 2-9-0 (704) 406-3981Facility: Greene-Harbison Stadium Last Meeting: 2011 (GWU 3-1) GWUSports.com

SAMFORD AUG. 29 – JACKSONVILLE, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Birmingham, Ala. Series: SU leads 9-5-1 Zac SchrieberHead Coach: Todd Yelton 2013 Record: 13-6-2 [email protected] at SU: 148-66-32 SoCon Record: 5-3-2 (205) 726-2802Facility: Samford Track and Soccer Stadium Last Meeting: 2012 (JSU 2-1) SamfordSports.com

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE AUG. 31 – JACKSONVILLE, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Itta Bena, Miss. Series: JSU leads 4-0-0 Kenneth MisterHead Coach: N. Fabio Boateng 2013 Record: 4-10-3 [email protected] at MVSU: First Season SWAC Record: 1-1-2 (662) 254-3011Facility: MVSU Soccer Field Last Meeting: 2010 (JSU 2-0) MVSUSports.com

JACKSON STATE SEPT. 5 – JACKSONVILLE, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Jackson, Miss. Series: Jax State leads 2-0-1 Wesley PetersonHead Coach: Dean Joseph 2013 Record: 10-10-2 [email protected] at JSU: 17-21-4 SBC Record: 2-2-1 (601) 979-5899Facility: JSU Soccer Complex Last Meeting: 2012 (Jax State 2-0) JSUTigers.com

ALABAMA SEPT. 7 – TUSCALOOSA, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Tuscaloosa, Ala. Series: UA leads 6-0-0 Aaron JordanHead Coach: Todd Bramble 2013 Record: 8-10-1 [email protected] at UA: 47-58-10 SBC Record: 4-3-1 (205) 348-5401Facility: Alabama Soccer Stadium Last Meeting: 2009 (UA 2-1) RollTide.com

TROY SEPT. 12 – TROY, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Troy, Ala. Series: JSU leads 10-3-0 Wes JohnsonHead Coach: Jason Hamilton 2013 Record: 6-12-0 [email protected] at Troy: First Season SEC Record: 4-7-0 (334) 670-3832Facility: Troy Soccer Complex Last Meeting: 2013 (JSU 1-0) TroyTrojans.com

ALABAMA STATE SEPT. 14 – MONTGOMERY, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Montgomery, Ala. Series: JSU leads: 3-0 John Westbrook Jr.Head Coach: Jodie Smith 2013 Record: 14-7 [email protected] at ASU: 30-92-3 SWAC Record: 4-0-0 (334) 229-5217Facility: ASU Stadium Last Meeting: 2013 (JSU 2-1) BamaStateSports.com

BALL STATE SEPT. 20 – MUNCIE, IND. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Muncie, Ind. Series: BSU leads: 1-0-0 Tyson MatthewsHead Coach: Craig Roberts 2013 Record: 411-7-4 [email protected] at BSU: 69-60-26 MAC Record: 5-4-2 (765) 285-8242Facility: Briner Sports Complex Last Meeting: 2001 (BSU 1-0) BallStateSports.com

UT MARTIN SEPT. 26 – JACKSONVILLE, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Martin, Tenn. Series: UTM leads 7-3-2 Alex BoggisHead Coach: Phil McNamara 2013 Record: 11-9-1 [email protected] at UTM: 46-30-8 OVC Record: 8-2-0 (731) 881-7624Facility: Skyhawk Field Last Meeting: 2013 (UTM 3-1) UTMSports.com

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MURRAY STATE SEPT. 28 – MURRAY, KY. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Murray, Ky. Series: MSU leads 7-3-1 Parker GriffithHead Coach: Jeremy Groves 2013 Record: 6-10-1 [email protected] at MSU: First Season OVC Record: 3-7-0 (270) 809-3351Facility: Cutchin Field Last Meeting: 2013 (MSU 1-0) GoRacers.com

MOREHEAD STATE OCT. 3 – MOREHEAD, KY. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Morehead, Ky. Series: MSU leads 7-3-2 TBAHead Coach: Warren Lipka 2013 Record: 10-11-1 TBARecord at MSU: 64-45-13 OVC Record: 7-3-0 (606) 783-2500Facility: Jayne Stadium Last Meeting: 2013 (MSU 2-1) MSUEagles.com

EASTERN KENTUCKY OCT. 5 – RICHMOND, KY. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Richmond, Ky. Series: EKU leads 6-2-1 Steve FohlHead Coach: Melissa Barnes 2013 Record: 5-12-2 [email protected] at EKU: 5-12-2 OVC Record: 4-5-1 (859) 622-1253Facility: EKU Soccer Field Last Meeting: 2013 (EKU 1-0) EKUSports.com

EASTERN ILLINOIS OCT. 12 – JACKSONVILLE, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Charleston, Ill. Series: EIU leads 8-3-1 Greg LautzenheiserInterim Head Coach: Jason Terry 2013 Record: 6-14-0 [email protected] at EIU: 6-14-0 OVC Record: 6-4-0 (217) 581-7020Facility: Lakeside Field Last Meeting: 2013 (EIU 1-0) EIUPanthers.com

AUSTIN PEAY OCT. 17 – CLARKSVILLE, TENN. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Clarksville, Tenn. Series: APSU leads 5-4-2 Colby WilsonHead Coach: Kelly Guth 2013 Record: 11-6-2 [email protected] at APSU: 87-120-22 OVC Record: 6-4-1 (931) 221-6562Facility: Morgan Brothers Soccer Stadium Last Meeting: 2013 (APSU 3-0) LetsGoPeay.com

BELMONT OCT. 19 – JACKSONVILLE, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Nashville, Tenn. Series: JSU leads 5-2-0 Kenisha L. RhoneHead Coach: Heather Henson 2013 Record: 7-8-2 [email protected] at BU: 23-25-5 OVC Record: 5-4-1 (615) 460-5990Facility: E.S. Rose Park Last Meeting: 2013 (BU 5-1) BelmontBruins.com

SIU EDWARDSVILLE OCT. 24 – EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Edwardsville, Ill. Series: JSU leads 2-1-0 Joe PottHead Coach: Derek Burton 2013 Record: 13-5-3 [email protected] at SIUE: 44-47-11 OVC Record: 6-3-1 (618) 650-2860 Facility: Ralph Korte Stadium Last Meeting: 2013 (SIUE 5-1) SIUECougars.com

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI OCT. 6 – JACKSONVILLE, ALA. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Cape Girardeau, Mo. Series: SEMO leads 8-3-2 Tyler KoonceHead Coach: Heather Nelson 2013 Record: 8-7-3 [email protected] at SEMO: 145-95-6 OVC Record: 6-3-2 (573) 651-2937Facility: Houck Stadium Last Meeting: 2013 (SEMO 2-0) GoSoutheast.com

TENNESSEE TECH OCT. 13 – COOKEVILLE, TENN. MEDIA RELATIONSLocation: Cookeville, Tenn. Series: JSU leads 6-3-4 Dylan VazzanoHead Coach: Steve Springthorpe 2013 Record: 3-15-1 [email protected] at TTU: First Season OVC Record: 1-8-1 (931) 372-3293Facility: Tech Soccer Field Last Meeting: 2013 (Tied 0-0) TTUSports.com

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All-Conference Honors2013 Jackie Rush – 2nd Team 2012 Kelsey Bright – 2nd Team 2011 Chelsea Pelletier – 2nd Team Katelyn Geddings – 2nd Team 2009 Amber DeLaney – 2nd Team Alyshia Madison – 2nd Team2008 Chelsea Pelletier – 1st Team2007 Courtney Moore – 1st Team 2006 Christina Balint – 2nd Team2004 Breanne Milne – 1st Team Kendra Benshoff – 2nd Team2003 Amanda Stephens – 1st Team Kristen Fleeger – 1st Team Breanne Milne – 1st Team Joanna McCaughey – 2nd Team Tiffanie Stewart – 2nd Team2002 Emily Hulburt – 1st Team Cecelia Lounder – 2nd Team2001 Emily Hulburt – 1st Team2000 Adriana Finelli – 1st Team Kim Morton – 2nd Team Angela Tribble – 2nd Team1999 Adriana Finelli – 1st Team Andrea Poole – 1st Team Emily Hulburt – 2nd Team Kim Morton – 2nd Team Angela Tribble – 3rd Team Wendy Holeman – 3rd Team1998 Andrea Poole – 2nd Team1997 Andrea Poole – 1st TeamAll-Tournament Honors2004 Breanne Milne Joanna McCaughey1999 Andrea Poole

Player of the Year2003 Amanda Stephens – Def.Coach of the Year2002 Lisa Howe (A-SUN)1999 Lisa Howe (A-SUN)Players of the Week2013 Jackie Rush – Off. 2012 Kelsey Bright – Off. Austen Stoelting – Def. Sydney Keller – Def. Katie Manns – Def. Katelyn Geddings – GK (2x) 2011 Nathalee Lariviere – Def. Chelsea Pelletier – Off. Katelyn Geddings - GK 2010 Emily Bielaga – Def. Alyshia Madison – Def. Ali Koenig - GK 2009 Christine Cunningham GK Ali Koenig GK (2x) Alex Rustad Def. Chelsea Pelletier Off. Amber DeLaney (2x) Off.2008 Kate Kelly – GK (2 times) Kaitlyn MacLellan – Def. Lindsay Boehmler – Off.2004 Amanda Stephens – Def.2003 Amanda Stephens – Def.2002 Angela Tribble – Off. Ashley Martin – Off.2001 Ashley Martin - Off. Adriana Finelli – Def.2000 Kim Morton – Def. Adriana Finelli – Def.1999 Adriana Finelli – Def.1998 Ceilidh Beck

All-Freshman Honors2013 Mackenzie Bellows 2012 Kelsey Bright2008 Chelsea Pelletier 2006 Sarah Miller2004 Amanda Stephens2001 Breanne MilneJSU Eagle Owl Award2002 Adriana FinelliOVC Scholar-Athlete Award2010 Chelsea PelletierNSCAA/Adidas ScholarAll-South Region2010 Emily Bielaga Debbie Matich Chelsea Pelletier 2006 Christina Balint Elizabeth SelaskyCapital One Academic All-District2012 Courtney Hurt 2011 Chelsea Pelletier 2010 Chelsea Pelletier2009 Chelsea Pelletier 2006 Christina BalintOVC Team Academic Achievement Award2011-12Ovc Team Sportsmanship Award2013 NSCAA Academic Team Award2001, 2002, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

AcAdemic All-conference

JSU Soccer HonorS

2012 Eliana Arthur Kelsey Bright Kathryn Dowd Kaitlyn Gregory Lindsey Jackson AlI Koenig Nathalee Lariviere Kaitlyn Manns Danielle Miller Jessica Monahan Alexis Rodriguez Jackie Rush Brianna Salverda Austen Stoelting 2011 Daisy Allen Eli Arthur Lindsay Boehmler Martina Dessbesell Kaitlyn Gregory Courtney Hurt Lindsey Jackson Nathalee Lariviere Kaitlin Manns Dani Miller Taylor Mitchell Jessica Monahan Millie Parekh Chelsea Pelletier Kelsey Robertson Jackie Rush Brianna Salverda Austen Stoelting2010 Emily Bielaga Lindsey Boehmler Pamela Gorham Ali Koenig Nathalee Lariviere Alyshia Madison Kaitlin Manns

Debbie Matich Dani Miller Millie Parekh Chelsea Pelletier Myla Senff Austen Stoelting2009 Emily Bielaga Julia Bennicker Lindsay Boehmler Pamela Gorham Debbie Matich Millie Parekh Chelsea Pelletier Melanie Rigo Austen Stoelting Nicole Vickery2008 Chelsea Pelletier Erica Wolfe2007 Christine Cunningham Brittany Gardner Kristi Ann Pereira Jessica Scerbo Elizabeth Selasky Jennifer Torruella 2006 Christina Balint Lauren Deppe Brittany Gardner Daniela Malta Jennifer Torruella Sarah Miller Kristi Pereira Jessica Scerbo Elizabeth Selasky2005 Christina Balint Elizabeth Hendricks Kate Kelly Daniela Malta Jeanna McCaughey Kristi Pereira

Elizabeth Selasky Amanda Stephens2004 Christina Balint Kendra Benshoff Kristen Fleeger Joanna McCaughey Krista Miller Breanne Milne Juilane Ohman Tashana Rogers Caroline Seitz Elizabeth Selasky2003 Jennifer Atchley Christina Balint Kendra Benshoff Andrea Dale Elizabeth Hendricks Breanne Milne Christina Simpson Ashley Smith Amanda Stephens2002 Jennifer Atchley Kendra Benshoff Owen Crosland Kristen Fleeger Liz Hendricks Emily Hulburt Ashley LaFollette Cecelia Lounder Ashley Martin Joanna McCaughey Krista Miller Breanne Milne Kim Peterson Christina Simpson Ashley Smith Amanda Stephens Angela Tribble

2001 Jennifer Atchley Meghan Barker Owen Crosland Adriana Finelli Kristen Fleeger Courtney Goldenberg Emily Hulburt Mindy Jones Cecelia Lounder Ashley Martin Krista Miller Breanne Milne Christina Simpson2000 Jennifer Atchley Meghan Barker Suzanne Bilbrey Jill Dick Adriana Finelli Wendy Holleman Mindy Jones Cecelia Lounder Kim Morton Allegra Pound Christina Simpson Mary Stephenson1999 Suzanne Bilbrey Angela Culpepper Jill Dick Adriana Finelli Wendy Holleman Emily Hulburt Mindy Jones Jane Little Cecelia Lounder Ashley Martin Andrea Poole Mary Stephenson Angela Tribble

1998 Suzanne Bilbrey Amy Buchanan Angela Camp Adriana Finelli Angie Meyer Kari Precopia Megan Steinebach Mary Stephenson Jennifer Weatherspoon Kristen James1997 Suzanne Bilbrey Adrian Dreher Amy Buchanan Kari Precopia Mary Stephenson Angela Camp Andrea Poole Angie Meyer Shannon Gill1996 Daphane Bair Heather Bean Amy Buchanan Angela Culpepper Adrian Dreher Amy Hrabovsky Gena Jones Angie Meyer Heather Pez Kari Precopia1995 Diana Bergman Angela Camp Adrian Dreher Amy Hrabovsky Gena Jones Sarah Owen Heather Pez


Soccer Timeline 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Record 4-12-1 6-12-1 8-12-1 11-7 12-4-5 9-9 6-10-1 12-6-2 11-5-4 7-11-3 8-9-2 5-12-2 4-12-1 5-10-3 8-10-0 3-14-1 2-13-4 10-8-2 4-13-2

Win/Loss % .265 .342 .405 .611 .691 .500 .382 .650 .650 .405 .474 .380 .235 .277 .444 .194 .211 .550 263

Goals per Game 1.47 1.57 1.80 2.44 1.76 1.56 1.12 2.19 1.15 1.11 1.37 0.95 0.76 1.7 2.11 0.94 0.53 1.45 0.89

Goals Allowed per Game 3.88 2.74 2.86 1.38 .830 1.56 1.82 1.07 .800 1.55 1.32 1.84 1.94 2.0 1.16 1.83 1.47 1.15 2.05

Largest Margin of Victory 8-0 11-0 7-0 6-0 5-0 3-0 3-0 4-0 3-0 3-0 5-1 6-0 3-1 12-0 11-0 7-0 1-0 5-0 4-0

Total Goals 25 30 38 44 37 28 19 45 24 25 27 18 13 32 38 17 10 29 17

Total Assists 13 9 31 41 36 24 15 34 17 17 16 16 10 21 34 10 6 25 14

Total Points 63 69 107 129 110 80 53 124 65 67 70 52 36 85 110 44 26 83 48

Goals Against Average 3.88 2.64 2.82 1.38 .825 1.55 2.01 1.07 0.77 1.55 1.32 1.90 1.92 1.93 1.16 1.83 137 1.11 1.95

Total Saves 148 186 90 53 97 82 98 93 70 94 98 114 219 123 100 101 163 139 109

Home Attendance Average 68 105 108 132 225 267 201 192 199 209 203 358 247 170 285 133 169 218 286

Soccer mileSToneS First Game SE Louisiana, W 1-0, 9/5/95

First Home Game Mercer, L 4-0, 9/10/95

First Home Win SE Louisiana, W 2-0, 10/13/95

First Shutout SE Louisiana, W 1-0, 9/5/95

First Conference Tournament Appearance 1997

First All-Conference Player Andrea Poole, 1997

First Conference Player of the Week Ceilidh Beck, 9/28/98

First Winning Season 11-7, 1998

First Home-Crowd over 500 Auburn, 9/15/00 (633)

All-Time coAcHing recordSYear Coach Record Pct. Conf./Record Pct. Place/Div. Tourney

2013 Neil Macdonald 4-13-2 .263 OVC/0-9-1 .050 Eleventh DNQ

2012 Julie Davis Carlson 10-8-2 .550 OVC/3-6-1 .350 Eighth DNQ

2011 Julie Davis Carlson 2-13-4 .211 OVC/1-4-4 .333 Ninth DNQ

2010 Julie Davis Carlson 3-14-1 .194 OVC/1-7-0 .125 Ninth DNQ

2009 Julie Davis Carlson 8-10-0 .444 OVC/2-6-0 .250 Eighth DNQ

2008 Julie Davis Carlson 5-10-3 .277 OVC/2-5-1 .250 Seventh DNQ

2007 Julie Davis 4-12-1 .235 OVC/2-6-1 .222 Ninth DNQ

2006 Julie Davis 5-12-2 .380 OVC/3-5-1 .333 Seventh DNQ

2005 Julie Davis 8-9-2 .474 OVC/4-5-1 .450 Sixth 1st Round

2004 Lisa Howe 7-11-3 .405 OVC/3-3-2 .500 Fifth Semi Finals

2003 Lisa Howe 11-5-4 .650 OVC/4-1-3 .688 Third Semi Finals

2002 Lisa Howe 12-6-2 .650 ASUN/7-3-1 .682 Fourth Semi Finals

2001 Lisa Howe 6-10-1 .382 ASUN/3-7 .300 Ninth DNQ

2000 Lisa Howe 9-9-0 .500 ASUN/5-4 .556 Fourth 1st Round

1999 Lisa Howe 12-4-5 .691 ASUN/4-3-2 .556 Fourth Semi Finals

1998 Lisa Howe 11-7-0 .611 ASUN/2-3-0 .400 Fifth/West DNQ

1997 Lisa Howe 8-12-1 .405 ASUN/3-3-0 .500 Second/West 1st Round

1996 Lisa Howe 6-12-1 .342 ASUN/2-6-0 .250 Fourth/West DNQ

1995 Lisa Howe 4-12-1 .265 ASUN/2-7-1 .250 Fifth/West DNQ

Emily Bielaga became JSU’s all-time minutes

leader in 2012 and fin-ished with 6,511 career

minutes-played.

gAmecocK record BooK


Most Goals Scored In a Game: 12 (9/23/08 vs. Alabama State) 11 (9/7/96 vs. Alabama-Huntsville) In a Season: 45 in 2002

Fewest Goals Scored in a Season: 10 in 2011Most Goals Against In a Game: 12 (10/7/95 vs. campbell) In a Season: 66 in 1995

Fewest Goals Against in a Season: 22 in 2002

Most Shutouts: 12 in 2002

Most Shutouts Against: 10 in 1995

Most Points In a Game: 32 (9/23/08 vs. Alabama St.) In a Season: 129 in 1998

Most Assists In a Game: 8 (2x 9/23/08 vs. Alabama State; 10/12/97 vs. Troy State) In a Season: 41 in 1998

Most Shots In a Game: 61 vs. Alabama State (9/23/08) In a Season: 319 in 2002

Most Consecutive Scoreless Game: 6 (2010)

Most Wins: 12 (1999, 2002)

Fewest Wins: 2 (2011)

Most Losses: 14 (2010)

Fewest Losses: 4 in 1999

Most Ties: 5 (1999, 2003)

Fewest Ties: 0 (1998, 2000, 2009)

Longest Win Streak: 5 (1998, 1999, 2012)

Longest Losing Streak: 6 in 2010

Best Season Win-Loss Percentage: .650 in (2002, 2003)

Highest Scoring Average per Game: 2.44 in 1998

Lowest Scoring Average per Game: 0.53 in 2012

Most Corner Kicks: 169 in 1999

Fewest Corner Kicks: 38 in 2007

Most Fouls: 205 in 2002

Fewest Fouls: 106 in 1997

Most Minutes in a Season: 2,073 in 1999

The 1996 Gamecocks scored 11 goals in one game against UAH.

All-Time TeAm recordS


Most Points (5 or more)9 Amy Buchanan vs. Northwestern State 9/21/978 Angela Tribble vs. Birmingham-Southern 10/1/027 Christina Balint vs. Alabama State 9/8/066 Lindsay Boehmler vs. Alabama State 9/23/086 Ashley Martin vs. Stetson 10/3/026 Jennifer Weatherspoon vs. Montevallo 11/2/986 Diana Bergman vs. Birmingham-Southern 10/18/956 Christy Sansing vs. Alabama-Huntsville 9/7/966 Andrea Poole vs. Northwestern State 9/21/97

Most Goals (3 or more)4 Angela Tribble vs. Birmingham-Southern 10/1/024 Amy Buchanan vs. Northwestern State 9/21/973 Lindsay Boehmler vs. Alabama State 9/23/083 Christina Balint vs. Alabama State 9/8/063 Ashley Martin vs. Stetson 10/3/023 Jennifer Weatherspoon vs. Uni. of Montevallo 11/2/983 Diana Bergman vs. Birmingham-Southern 10/18/953 Christy Sansing vs. Alabama-Huntsville 9/7/96

Most Assists (2 or more)3 Melanie Rigo vs. Alabama State 9/23/093 Meghan Barker vs. University of Montevallo 11/2/982 Alyshia Madison vs. Alabama A&M 9/9/092 Eli Arthur vs. Alabama State 9/23/092 Brittany Gardner vs. Alabama State 9/23/082 Alyshia Madison vs. Alabama State 0/23/082 Elsa Kurlychek at Eastern Kentucky 9/25/052 Amy Buchanan vs. Birmingham-Southern 10/18/952 Angela Camp vs. Jacksonville University 11/5/952 Emily Hulburt–four times, last vs. Belmont 9/18/02

2 Cecelia Lounder–2 vs. College of Charleston 827/002 Ashley Martin–two times, last vs. Campbell 9/21/022 Breanne Milne–2 vs. Stetson 10/13/022 Andrea Poole–three times, last vs. Middle-Tennessee 10/31/992 Ashley Smith–2 vs. Birmingham Southern 10/1/022 Megan Steinebach– 2x, last vs. Troy 9/21/972 Angela Tribble vs. Mercer 9/18/992 Kate Stipech vs. Western Carolina 9/10/042 Alyshia Madison vs. Southern 9/12/102 Alex Rustad vs. Southeast Missouri 9/24/10

Most Saves (14 or more)20 Katelyn Geddings vs. UT Martin 10/30/1120 Michelle Japak vs. Georgia State 9/23/9518 Katelyn Geddings vs. SIU Edwardsville 9/30/1218 Daphne Baier vs. Auburn 10/15/9616 Elizabeth Selasky vs. Tennessee Tech 9/24/0616 Daphne Baier–two times, last vs. Centenary 10/9/9615 Taylaor Hammond vs. Southeast Missouri 10/6/1315 Kate Kelly vs. Kennesaw State 9/10/0614 Kate Kelly vs. Georgia State 8/29/08

Hat TricksLindsay Boehmler vs. Alabama State 9/23/08Diana Bergman, vs. Birmingham-Southern 10/18/95Amy Buchanan vs. Northwestern State 9/21/97Ashley Martin vs. Stetson 10/3/02Christy Sansing, vs. UAH 9/7/96Angela Tribble vs. Birmingham-Southern 10/1/02Jennifer Weatherspoon, vs. Montevallo 11/2/98Christina Balint vs. Alabama State 9/8/06

Shots (50 or more)Jackie Rush, 2013 82Amy Buchanan, 1997 58Andrea Poole, 1999 57Angela Tribble, 1999 56Tiffanie Stewart, 2003 54Andrea Poole, 1998 54Jennifer Weatherspoon, 1998 54Ashley Martin, 2002 53Angela Tribble, 2002 51Christina Balint, 2006 50Andrea Poole, 1997 50Amy Buchanan, 1996 50

Goals (10 or more)Amy Buchanan, 1997 13Angela Tribble, 2002 12Jennifer Weatherspoon, 1998 11Andrea Poole, 1999 10

Assists (6 or more)Megan Steinebach, 1997 10Andrea Poole, 1999 8Katie Manns, 2012 6Breanne Milne, 2002 6Emily Hulburt, 2001 6Angela Tribble, 1999 6Meghan Barker, 1998 6

Points (25 or more)Amy Buchanan, 1997 31Andrea Poole, 1999 28Angela Tribble, 2002 26Jennifer Weatherspoon, 1998 25

Game-Winning-Goals (3 or more)Amber DeLaney, 2009 6 Tiffanie Stewart, 2003 3Felicia Guajardo, 2003 3Amy Buchanan, 1997 3Suzanne Bilbrey, 2000 3Emily Hulburt, 1999 3Breanne Milne, 2002 3Andrea Poole, 1999 3Angela Tribble, 1999 3Andrea Poole, 1998 3

Saves (90 or more)Michelle Japak, 1995 148Daphne Baier, 1996 147Katelyn Geddings, 2012 132Kate Kelly, 2008 103Adriana Finelli, 1999 97

Minutes (1200 or more) Adriana Finelli, 1999 2073Emily Bielaga, 2011 1844Brianna Salverda, 2011 1844Sydney Keller, 2012 1672Katelyn Geddings, 2012 1672Jackie Rush, 2013 1648Amanda Stephens, 2002 1671Katelyn Geddings, 2011 1654Adriana Finelli, 2000 1631Daniela Malta, 2006 1593Brianna Salverda, 2012 1592Katie Manns, 2012 1548Amanda Stephens, 2004 1537Michelle Japak, 1995 1530Kaitlyn Manns, 2011 1508

Amanda Stephens, 2003 1490Joanna McCaughey, 2005 1484Alyshia Madison, 2010 1480Kaitlyn MaClellan, 2007 1458Debbie Matich, 2007 1454Elsa Kurlycheck, 2007 1449Debbie Matich, 2010 1445Emily Bielaga, 2010 1440Elsa Kurlycheck, 2006 1429Daniela Malta, 2005 1427

Shutouts (5 or more)Adriana Finelli, 1999 11Amanda Stephens, 2003 9Amanda Stephens, 2002 8Katelyn Geddings, 2012 5Adriana Finelli, 2000 5Amanda Stephens, 2004 5

Best Goals-Against Average (Less than 2.00)Adriana Finelli, 1999 .825Amanda Stephens, 2003 .910Katelyn Geddings, 2012 1.12Amanda Stephens, 2002 1.18Amanda Stephens, 2004 1.29Katelyn Geddings, 2011 1.41Adriana Finelli, 2000 1.55Adriana Finelli, 1998 1.63Elizabeth Selasky, 2007 1.69Katelyn Geddings, 2010 1.70Michelle Japak, 1996 1.80Kate Kelly, 2006 1.83Ali Koenig, 2010 1.96Elizabeth Selasky, 2006 1.96

individUAl recordS for A Single gAme

JSU Single SeASon recordS


mATcHeS STArTed (65 or more)Mary Stephenson, 1997-00 76Kristen Fleeger, 2001-04 76Emily Bielaga, 2008-11 72Breanne Milne, 2001-04 72Jane Little, 1999-02 70Meghan Barker, 1998-01 69Megan Steinebach, 1995-98 69Chelsea Pelletier, 2008-11 68Jane Little, 1999-02 68Adriana Finelli, 1998-01 68Angela Tribble, 1999-02 66Christina Balint, 2003-06 65

mATcHeS PlAyed (70 or more)Christina Balint, 2003-06 78Daniela Malta, 2003-06 78Mary Stephenson, 1997-00 78Breanne Milne, 2001-04 77Kristen Fleeger, 2001-04 76Ashley Martin, 1999-02 76Jane Little, 1999-02 75Megan Steinebach, 1995-98 75Katie Manns, 2009-12 72Emily Bielaga, 2008-11 72Chelsea Pelletier, 2008-11 72Debbie Matich, 2007-10 71

SHoTS (125 or more)Angela Tribble, 1999-02 176Amy Buchanan, 1995-98 173Andrea Poole, 1997-98 161Chelsea Pelletier, 2008-11 144Ashley Martin, 1999-02 141Christina Balint, 2003-06 126

goAlS (15 or more)Angela Tribble, 1999-02 31Amy Buchanan, 1995-98 29Andrea Poole, 1997-99 27Chelsea Pelletier, 2008-11 20Ashley Martin, 1999-02 20Emily Hulburt, 1999-02 19Chelsea Pelletier, 2009- 18Christina Balint, 2003-06 16 Jennifer Weatherspoon, 1998-99 15

ASSiSTS (10 or more)Emily Hulburt, 1999-02 19Megan Steinebach, 1995-98 18Andrea Poole, 1997-99 17Meghan Barker, 1998-01 14Amy Buchanan, 1995-98 14Elsa Kurlychek, 2002-05 13Angela Tribble, 1999-02 12Ashley Martin, 1999-02 11

PoinTS (50 or more)Amy Buchanan, 1995-98 77Angela Tribble, 1999-02 74Andrea Poole, 1997-99 71Emily Hulburt, 1999-02 57Ashley Martin, 1999-02 51

gAme-Winning goAlS (5 or more)Emily Hulburt, 1999-02 7Angela Tribble, 1999-02 7Andrea Poole, 1997-99 7Christina Balint, 2003-06 6Amy Buchanan, 1995-98 6Diana Bergman, 1995-97 5

SAveS (100 or more)Adriana Finelli, 1998-01 306Katelyn Geddings, 2009-12 291 Kate Kelly, 2005-08 270Amanda Stephens, 2002-05 237 Kate Kelly, 2002-05 192 Michelle Japak, 1995-96 185Ali Koenig, 2009- 166 Kate Kelly, 2005-08 163Daphne Baier, 1996-97 147 Elizabeth Selasky, 2004-07 143

minUTeS (1800 or more) Emily Bielaga, 2008-11 6511Adriana Finelli, 1998-01 6177 Amanda Stephens, 2002-05 5431Debbie Matich, 2007-10 5289Katie Manns, 2009-12 5190 Christina Balin, 2003-06 5116 Daniela Malta, 2003-06 5110Alyshia Madison, 2007-10 4938 Ashley Smith, 2002-05 4936 Kristen Fleeger, 2001-04 4871 Breanne Milne, 2001-04 4637 Liz Hendricks, 2002-05 4632 Chelsea Pelletier, 2008-11 4525Jackie Rush, 2011-present 4,090Courtney Moore, 2004-07 3998 Kendra Benshoff, 2002-05 3818 Katelyn Geddings, 2009-12 3749

SHUToUTS (5 or more)Adriana Finelli, 1998-01 25.5 Amanda Stephens, 2002-05 22 Katelyn Geddings, 2009-12 10Emily Bryan, 1996-98 7 Kate Kelly, 2005-08 5Michelle Japak, 1995-96 5 Daphne Baier, 1996-97 5

BeST goAlS-AgAinST AverAge (Less than 3.00)Amanda Stephens, 2002-05 1.18 Adriana Finelli, 1998-01 1.26Katelyn Geddings, 2009-12 1.43Ali Koenig, 2009- 1.53 Kate Kelly, 2005-08 1.69 Elizabeth Selasky, 2004-07 1.88 Kate Kelly, 2005-08 1.88Emily Bryan, 1996-98 2.40 Daphne Baier, 1996-97 2.72

Mary Stephenson played in 78 matches and started 76 matches during her JSU career.

Goalkeeper Adrianna Finelli ranks first on the JSU career saves and shutouts list.

JSU cAreer recordS


PoinT1995 Amy Buchanan 141996 Diana Bergman 161997 Amy Buchanan 291998 Jennifer Weatherspoon 251999 Andrea Poole 282000 Angela Tribble 172001 Ashley Martin 132002 Angela Tribble 262003 Tiffanie Stewart 122004 Joanna McCaughey 122005 Christina Balint 10 Ashley Smith 10 Daniela Malta 10 Courtney Moore 102006 Christina Balint 132007 Paige Rovillo 92008 Chelsea Pelletier 162009 Amber DeLaney 172010 Chelsea Pelletier 142011 Chelsea Pelletier 5 Nathalee Lariviere 52012 Kelsey Bright 19 Courtney Hurt 192013 Jackie Rush 11

goAlS 1995 Amy Buchanan 5 Diana Bergman 5 Helen Campbell 51996 Diana Bergman 71997 Amy Buchanan 121998 Jennifer Weatherspoon 111999 Andrea Poole 102000 Angela Tribble 72001 Emily Hulburt 62002 Angela Tribble 122003 Tiffanie Stewart 52004 Joanna McCaughey 62005 Christina Balint 52006 Christina Balint 62007 Kim Kimmel 3 Paige Rovillo 32008 Chelsea Pelletier 72009 Amber DeLaney 82010 Chelsea Pelletier 72011 Chelsea Pelletier 2 Nathalee Lariviere 22012 Kelsey Bright 82013 Jackie Rush 5

ASSiSTS 1995 Amy Buchanan 41996 Diana Bergman 2 Megan Steinebach 21997 Megan Steinebach 101998 Meghan Barker 61999 Andrea Poole 82000 Ashley Martin 4 Meghan Barker 42001 Emily Hulburt 62002 Breanne Milne 62003 Liz Hendricks 3 Dausha Hudack 32004 Kate Stipech 52005 Daniela Malta 4 Elsa Kurlychek 42006 Kristi Periera 42007 Paige Rovillo 32008 Brittany Gardner 3 Alyshia Madison 32009 Chelsea Pelletier 5 Alex Rustad 5 Melanie Rigo 52010 Alex Rustad 32011 Courtney Hurt 12012 Katie Manns 62013 Kelsey Bright 3

SHoTS 1995 Amy Buchanan 351996 Amy Buchanan 501997 Amy Buchanan 581998 Jennifer Weatherspoon 54 Andrea Poole 541999 Andrea Poole 572000 Angela Tribble 412001 Ashley Martin 422002 Ashley Martin 532003 Tiffanie Stewart 542004 Joanna McCaughey 372005 Joanna McCaughey 332006 Christina Balint 502007 Kim Kimmel 352008 Chelsea Pelletier 482009 Amber DeLaney 342010 Chelsea Pelletier 312011 Chelsea Pelletier 342012 Nathalee Lariviere 462013 Jackie Rush 82

SHUToUTS1995 Michelle Japak 31996 Michelle Japak 2 Daphne Baier 21997 Emily Bryan 31998 Adriana Finelli 6.51999 Adriana Finelli 112000 Adriana Finelli 52001 Adriana Finelli 22002 Amanda Stephens 82003 Amanda Stephens 92004 Amanda Stephens 52005 Kate Kelly 22006 Kate Kelly 12007 Kate Kelly 12008 Kate Kelly 1 Christine Cunningham 12009 Ali Koenig 32010 Katelyn Geddings 12011 Katelyn Geddings 42012 Katelyn Geddings 52013 Taylor Hammond 1

SAveS1995 Michelle Japak 1481996 Daphne Baier 1471997 Emily Bryan 521998 Adriana Finelli 451999 Adriana Finelli 972000 Adriana Finelli 822001 Adriana Finelli 822002 Amanda Stephens 772003 Amanda Stephens 562004 Amanda Stephens 682005 Kate Kelly 482006 Elizabeth Selasky 632007 Kate Kelly 712008 Kate Kelly 1032009 Ali Koenig 732010 Ali Koenig 782011 Katelyn Geddings 1392012 Katelyn Geddings 1322013 Taylor Hammond 84

Jennifer Weatherspoon

scored 11 goals in 1998, which

ranks third on the school’s single

season list.

Christina Balint’s seven points in a single game rank third in school history.

Kate Kelly made 103 saves in 2008, ranking third on the single season list and her 270 career stops also ranks third on the career

saves.

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-ADaisy Allen, 2011Jennifer Atchley, 2000-03Eli Arthur, 2009-12-BDaphne Blair, 1996-97Christina Balint, 2003-06Blair Barker, 2013-presentMeghan Barker, 1998-01Heather Bean, 1995-98Ceilidh Beck, 1998Mackenzie Bellows, 2013-presentKenrda Benshoff, 2002-05Diana Bergman, 1995-97Emily Bielaga, 2008-11Suzanne Bilbrey, 1997-00Julia Binnicker, 2009-2012Lindsay Boehmler, 2008-11Faiza Boujaafar, 2000Brianna Boutziouvis, 2012-presentCasey Brettman, 2008Kelsey Bright, 2012-presentAly Brosius-Hood, 2008Emily Bryan, 1996-98-CAngela Campo, 1995-98Helen Campbell, 1995-96Abbey Clausen, 2013-presentAnna Clausen, 2013-presentOwen Crosland, 2001-02Angela Culpepper, 1995-99Christine Cunningham, 2007-09-DAndrea Dale, 2003Amber DeLaney, 2006-09Lauren Deppe, 2006Martina Dessbesell, 2011Jill Dick, 1999-00Amy Dickinson, 1995Nicola Dominikovich, 2013-presentKatt Dowd, 2012-presentOlivia Drapes, 2013-presentAdrian Dreher, 1995-97-ECate Eden, 2013Brittany Elrod, 2001Aiko Ewing, 2003-05-FJill Feeney, 1996-98Adrianna Finelli, 1998-01Francesca Fitzgerald, 2010Kristen Fleeger, 2001-04Darian Fowler, 2001-GLeslie Garcia, 1997Brittany Gardner, 2006-08Katelyn Geddings, 2009-12Shannon Gill, 1997-98Alison Gonzalez, 2010Charleen Gonzalez, 2008Courtney Goldenberg, 2001Pam Gorham, 2008-10Katelyn Gregory, 2011-presentFelelcia Guajardo, 2002-05-HTaylor Hammond, 2012-2013Katelyn Hartrampf, 2010Taylor Heaton, 2007-08Nicole Heiser, 2012-presentLiz Hendricks, 2002-05Wendy Holleman, 1997-00Kristen Hoo, 2013-presentBrenna Horrocks, 2008Amy Hrabovsky, 1995-96Dausha Hudack, 2003-04Emily Hulburt, 1999-2002Courtney Hurt, 2011-present Angie Meyer played for

JSU from 1996-1998.Ashley Martin (1999-2002) lettered in soccer and football at JSU.

-JLindsey Jackson, 2011-presentKristen James, 1995-97Michelle Japak, 1995-96Laura Jennings, 2004Ariel Jones, 2009-10Gena Jones, 1995-96Mindy Jones, 1998-01Tiffany Julien, 2006-07-KSydney Keller, 2012-presentChloe Kennedy, 2011Krisha Kennedy, 1996Kate Kelly, 2005-2008Kim Kimmel, 2007Ali Koenig, 2009-2012Kristen Koenig, 1995Elsa Kurlychek, 2005-08-LAshley LaFollette, 2002Nathalee Lariviere, 2009-12Jane Little, 1999-02Cecelia Lounder, 1999-02-MKaitlyn MacLellan, 2007-08Alyshia Madison, 2007-10Daniela Malta, 2003-06Kaitlin Manns, 2009-12Ashley Martin, 1999-02Debbie Matich, 2007-10Sarah McAulay, 2006-07Joanna McCaughey, 2002-05Amy Meehan, 2010Angie Meyer, 1996-98Dani Miller, 2009-12Krista Miller, 2001-04Sarah Miller, 2006-07Breanne Milne, 2001-04Taylor Mitchell, 2011Courtney Moore, 2004-07Jessica Monahan, 2011-presentKim Morton, 1999-00Trista Munster, 2006-09-NBrittney Neely, 2006Adrianne Nickell, 2011-12Sara Niebuhr, 2007-OSarah Owen, 1995-PJustine Panchuk, 2013-presentChelsea Pelletier, 2008-11Kristi Pereira, 2005-08Millie Perekh, 2008-11

Kim Peterson, 2002, 03Heather Pez, 1995, 96Hannah Plott, 2007Andrea Poole, 1997-99Chelsea Poovey, 2005Allegra Pound, 1999-00Kari Precopia, 1995-98-RHeather Reynolds, 2004-06Alexis Rodriguez, 2012-13Paige Rovillo, 2007Melanie Rigo, 2009Jackie Rush, 2011-presentAlex Rustad, 2009-10-SBrianna Salverda, 2011-presentChristy Sansing, 1996Jessica Scerbo, 2004-07Caroline Seitz, 2004Myla Senff, 2009-12Elizabeth Selasky, 2004-07Chris Simpson, 2000-03Ashley Smith, 2002-05Hannah Smith, 2001Megan Steinbach, 1995-98Amanda Stephens, 2002-05Mary Stephenson, 1997-00Kate Stipech, 2004-05Tiffanie Stewart, 2003Austen Stoelting, 2009-12Courtney Stough, 2013Heather Swift, 2005-TCarsen Taylor, 2013-presentKatie Thomas, 2013-presentJennifer Torruella, 2006-07Angela Tribble, 1999-02-VFallon Vaughan, 2011Nicole Vickery, 2009-11-WMollie Warren, 1997-98Jennifer Weatherspoon, 1998-99Erica West, 2006Shannon Wright, 2004Erica Wolfe, 2008Crista Wood, 2003-ZWendy Ziesel, 1995

JSU All-Time Soccer roSTer


1995: 4-12-1 (2-7-1 A-Sun Conference)Head Coach: Lisa Howe*Southeastern Louisiana W, 1-0*Centenary College L, 0-5*Mercer University L, 0-4South Florida L, 0-1*Georgia State University T, 3-3 (OT)$Auburn University L, 1-5$Lynn University L, 0-5*Georgia State University L, 1-4*Campbell University L, 0-12*Centenary College L, 0-4*Southeastern Louisiana W, 2-0*Mercer University L, 0-5Birmingham-Southern W, 9-1*Campbell University L, 0-8Mississippi L, 0-5Clemson L, 0-4Jacksonville University W, 8-0*Conference Match $Auburn Tournament

1996: 6-12-1 (2-6 A-Sun Conference)Head Coach: Lisa Howe*Mercer University L, 1-3Alabama-Huntsville W, 11-0Huntingdon College T, 0-0 (OT)Middle Tennessee W, 2-0Alabama-Birmingham L, 0-8 *Centenary College L, 1-6*Southeastern Louisiana W, 3-1$Louisiana State University L, 1-5$New Mexico L, 0-5*Mercer University L, 0-2*Georgia State University L, 0-3*Southeastern Louisiana W, 3-0Tennessee Tech W, 4-0*Centenary College L, 0-2South Alabama W, 3-2Auburn University L, 1-5Florida State University L, 0-4Stetson University L, 0-3*Georgia State University L, 0-3*Conference Match $South Alabama Tournament

1997: 8-12-1 (3-3 A-Sun Conference)Advanced to Conference Tournament Head Coach: Lisa HoweHuntingdon College W, 1-0*Samford University L, 0-2*Georgia State L, 2-4Radford University L, 2-3*Troy State University W, 4-0Middle Tennessee State L, 2-3*Centenary College L, 0-4Northwestern State W, 7-1University of North Texas L, 0-7Texas Christian University L, 0-6*Samford University W, 3-0*Centenary College L, 0-2*Mercer University L, 0-3Charleston Southern T, 1-1 (OT)*Troy State University W, 7-0McNeese State W, 2-0Mississippi State W, 3-2Auburn University L, 2-3University of Montevallo W, 3-2

University of Alabama L, 0-5**Georgia State University L, 0-10*Conference Match **Conference Tournament

1998: 11-7 (2-3 A-Sun Conference)Head Coach: Lisa HoweHuntingdon College W, 2-1 (OT)Middle Tennessee State L, 2-3*Georiga State University L, 1-3Stephen F. Austin W, 1-0 (OT)Charleston Southern L, 1-3College of Charleston L, 1-2*Troy State University W, 6-0Samford University W, 1-0*Mercer University L, 1-2Auburn University W, 2-1Centenary College L, 1-2Belmont Universtiy W, 4-3*Samford University L, 0-1#Troy State University W, 4-0#Northwestern State W, 3-1#Tennessee Martin W, 6-0*Centenary College W, 2-1Montevallo W, 6-2*Conference Match #Kick Out Cancer Tournament

1999: 12-4-5 (4-3-2 A-Sun Conference)Conference Tournament SemifinalistHead Coach: Lisa HoweUniversity of Georgia T, 0-0 (OT)Tennessee-Chattanooga W, 3-0Arkansas Little-Rock W, 3-1Memphis W, 2-0*Samford Unversity T, 2-2 (OT)*Florida Atlantic University L, 2-1 (OT)*Mercer University W, 5-2Auburn University W, 1-0*Troy State University W, 3-1Belmont University W, 5-0*Stetson University W, 1-0*Jacksonville University L, 2-1Mississippi State University W, 1-0South Alabama T, 1-1 (OT)*Central Florida T, 0-0 (OT)*Georgia State University L, 2-1Campbell University W, 1-0#Georgia Southern T, 0-0 (OT)#Middle-Tennessee State W, 3-0**Florida Atlantic W, 3-2 (OT)**UCF L, 4-0*Conference Match #Kick Out Cancer Tournament**Conference Tournament

2000: 9-9 (5-4 A-Sun Conference)Advanced to Conference Tournament Head Coach: Lisa HoweCollege of Charleston W, 3-1Alabama-Birmingham L, 2-0$Alabama L, 3-1$Mississippi State L, 1-0#Stephen F. Austin W, 3-0#Belmont W, 3-0Auburn L, 3-1*Campbell University W, 2-1*Troy State University W, 3-0Georgia Southern W, 1-0*Samford University W, 1-0*Florida Atlantic University L, 4-1*University of Central Florida L, 4-0*Georgia State University L, 1-0*Mercer University W, 3-2*Stetson University W, 3-1*Jacksonville University L, 1-0 *Conference Match $Alabama Tournament# Kick Out Cancer Tournament

2001: 6-10-1 (3-7 A-Sun Conference)Head Coach: Lisa Howe#Ball State University L, 1-0#Southeast Missouri State L, 4-0Middle Tennessee State University W, 2-1*Samford University L, 1-0*Belmont University W, 3-2Mississippi State University L, 6-2Tennessee Chattanooga T, 2-2*Jacksonville University L, 5-1*Stetson University W, 3-0*Troy State University W, 3-0*Mercer University L, 1-0*University of Central Florida L, 2-0*Florida Atlantic University L, 2-1*Campbell University L, 2-0*Georgia State University L, 2-0^Centenary College W, 1-0^Birmingham Southern W, 1-0* Conference Match# Southeast Missouri State Tournament^Birmingham Southern Touranment

2002: 12-6-2 (7-3-1 A-Sun Conference)Head Coach: Lisa HoweUniversity of West Virginia L, 5-0University of South Alabama W, 1-0*Troy State University W, 4-0*Mercer University W, 2-0Appalachian State University W, 3-0*Georgia State University L, 1-0*Campbell University W, 4-0*Gardner Webb University W, 1-0Birmingham Southern College W, 8-0*Stetson University W, 5-0*Jacksonville University T, 3-3*Belmont University W, 4-0*Samford University W, 1-0*University of Central Florida L, 3-0*Florida Atlantic University L, 3-0Lipscomb University W, 4-0Auburn University-Montgomery W, 3-0**Georgia State University T, 1-1**University of Central Florida L, 3-0*Conference Match **Conference Tournament

2003: 11-5-4 (4-1-3 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Lisa HoweUniversity Alabama L, 2-7 Birmingham-Southern L, 0-1Mississippi Valley State W, 3-0Chattanooga W, 2-0Lipscomp W, 3-0South Alabama T, 1-1Alabama A&M W, 2-0Mississippi State L, 0-4Emory W, 1-0*UT-Martin T, 1-1*Murray State W, 2-0*Eastern Illinois T, 1-1*Southeast Missouri T, 0-0*Tennessee Tech W, 1-0*Austin Peay W, 1-0Union College W, 1-0*Morehead State W, 2-0*Samford L, 0-1**Tennessee Tech W, 2-0**Eastern Illinois L, 0-1*Conference Match **Conference Tournament

2004: 7-11-3 (3-3-2 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Lisa HoweUAB L, 6-2Mississippi Valley State W, 1-0Rice W, 1-0TCU L, 3-1?Western Carolina W, 3-2?East Tennessee State L, 4-3

yeAr-By-yeAr recordS


9/28 *Murray State W, 2-1 9/30 *UT Martin T, 1-1 (2OT) 10/5 *at Samford L, 0-4 10/12 *at Morehead State L, 0-1 10/14 *at Eastern Kentucky L, 1-3 10/19 *Austin Peay W, 3-1 10/21 *Tennessee Tech L, 0-2 10/26 *at SEMO L, 0-1 10/28 *Eastern Illinois L, 0-2

2008: 5-10-3 (2-5-1 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Julie Davis Carlson8/23 Middle Tenn. St. T, 1-1 (2 OT)8/29 at Georgia State L, 0-48/31 at Alabama L, 0-39/5 Arkansas # L, 0-49/7 Mercer # T, 1-1 (2 OT)9/12 at Troy L, 2-3 (OT)9/14 Chattanooga W, 4-19/19 South Alabama W, 3-29/23 Alabama State W, 12-09/26 *at Austin Peay L, 0-19/28 *at Tennessee Tech T, 2-2 (2 OT)10/3 *SEMO W, 2-110/5 *Eastern Illinois W, 3-010/10 *at Murray State L, 0-410/12 *at UT Martin L, 0-110/17 Alabama A&M L, 2-410/24 *Morehead State L, 0-210/26 *Eastern Kentucky L, 0-2*-OVC Game $-Adidas Gamecock Classic

2009: 8-10-0 (2-6-0 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Julie Davis Carlson8/21 at Mercer L, 2-08/23 North Georgia W, 1-08/28 Miss. Valley St. W, 4-08/29 Alabama L, 2-19/4 at Southern (La.) W, 4-09/9 Alabama A&M W, 7-09/13 Nicholls State W, 3-09/18 at Western Carolina ^ L, 2-09/20 vs. Elon ^ L, 2-19/23 at Alabama State W, 11-09/25 * Murray State L, 3-19/27 * UT Martin L, 1-010/2 * at Morehead State L, 2-110/4 * at Eastern Kentucky L, 1-010/16 * at SE Missouri St. L, 1-010/18 * at Eastern Illinois L, 3-010/23 * Tennessee Tech W, 3-210/30 * Austin Peay W, 1-0 *-OVC Match^ WCU Catamount Classic, Cullowee, N.C.

2010: 3-14-1 (1-7-0 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Julie Davis Carlson8/20 Gardner Webb L, 2-08/22 Georgia State L, 3-2 (2OT)8/27 at New Mexico State ! L, 2-18/29 vs. North Texas ! L, 2-09/3 at Mississippi Valley St. W,2-09/5 at Jackson State T, 1-1 (2OT)9/10 Southeastern Louisiana # L, 2-19/12 Southern (La.) # W, 7-09/17 Troy L, 2-09/19 at Louisiana Tech L, 3-09/24 * SE Missouri State W, 2-19/26 * Eastern Illinois L, 2-010/1 * at Murray State L, 1-0 (OT)10/3 * at UT Martin L, 2-010/8 * at Austin Peay L, 1-010/15 * Eastern Kentucky L, 5-010/17 * Morehead State L, 1-010/22 * at Tennessee Tech L, 3-1 (OT2)*-OVC Match ! Encano Hotel Aggie Classic, Las Cruces, NM# JSU/Adidas Classic, Jacksonville, Ala.

2011: 2-13-4 (1-4-4 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Julie Davis Carlson8/19 at Mercer L, 2-08/21 at Middle Tennessee L, 1-0 (2OT8/26 at Southern Mississippi L, 2-0 8/28 at South Alabama L, 2-09/2 #New Mexico State L, 2-19/4 #Louisiana Tech L, 1-09/9 !at Gardner-Webb L, 3-19/11 !vs. Chattanooga L, 1-09/16 Jackson State W, 1-0 (OT)9/18 at Troy L, 3-29/23 *at SIUE W, 1-09/25 *at Eastern Illinois L, 2-09/30 *Morehead State T, 0-0 (2OT)10/2 *Eastern Kentucky T, 1-1 (2OT)10/7 *Tennessee Tech L, 2-1 (2OT)10/14 *Austin Peay T, 1-1 (2OT)10/16 *Murray State T, 0-0 (2OT)10/28 *at Southeast Missouri L, 3-010/30 *at UT Martin L, 2-1 (2OT)* OVC Match # JSU/Adidas Classic, Jacksonville, Ala. ! Under Armour Border Classic, Boiling Springs, NC

2012: 10-8-2 (3-6-1 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Julie Davis Carlson8/17 Middle Tennessee L, 2-08/19 at Georgia State W, 2-18/24 at Jackson State W, 2-08/26 at Alabama A&M W, 5-08/31 !vs. Stetson W, 2-09/2 !vs. Louisiana Tech W, 1-09/7 #McNeese State T, 1-1 (2OT)9/9 #South Carolina State W, 2-09/14 Mercer L, 2-19/16 at Samford W, 2-19/23 *at Tennessee Tech W, 2-19/28 *Eastern Illinois W, 1-09/30 *SIU Edwardsville W, 3-210/5 *at Eastern Kentucky L, 2-110/7 *at Morehead State T, 1-1 (2OT)10/12 *Belmont L, 2-1 (OT)10/19 *at Murray State L, 2-1 (OT)10/21 *at Austin Peay L, 2-010/26 *UT Martin L, 3-110/28 *Southeast Missouri L, 1-0* OVC Match ! Trojan Classic, Troy, Ala.# JSU/Adidas Classic, Jacksonville, Ala.

2013: 4-13-2 (0-9-1 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Neil Macdonald8/23 at McNeese State W, 1-08/25 at Louisiana T, 1-1 (2OT)8/30 at The Citadel L, 3-19/1 at Charleston Southern L, 4-29/6 Alabama A&M W, 4-09/13 Troy W, 1-0 (2OT)9/15 at Mercer L, 4-09/20 Alabama State W, 2-1 (2OT)9/22 Georgia State L, 2-09/27 *Eastern Kentucky L, 1-09/29 *Morehead State L, 2-1 (2OT)10/4 *at UT Martin L, 3-110/6 *at Southeast Missouri L, 2-010/11 *at Belmont L, 5-110/13 *Tennessee Tech T, 0-0 (2OT)10/18 *at Eastern Illinois L, 2-110/20 *at SIU Edwardsville L, 5-110/25 *Murray State L, 1-010/27 *Austin Peay L, 3-0* OVC Match

Alabama L, 3-2Mercer L, 3-1*Samford L, 1-0South Alabama L, 3-1Mississippi State T, 1-1*Tennessee-Martin W, 1-0*Murray State L, 2-1*Eastern Illinois W, 1-0*Southeast Missouri State T, 0-0*Tennessee Tech W, 2-0*Austin Peay T, 1-1*Morehead State L, 2-0Birmingham-Southern L, 1-0**Morehead State W, 3-0**Samford L, 3-0*Conference Match **Conference Tournament

2005: 8-9-2 (4-5-1 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Julie Davis CarlsonUAB L, 0-3$IPFW T,3-3 (2OT)at Florida International L, 0-3at Birmingham-Southern L, 0-1at East Tennessee State W, 3-2 (OT)at Chattanooga L, 2-1Mercer W, 1-0Southern Miss W, 2-0*at Morehead State W, 1-0*at Eastern Kentucky W, 2-0*at Samford L, 2-0*Murray State L, 3-2 (OT)*UT Martin W, 3-1*at SEMO L, 2-1*at Eastern Illinois L, 1-0*Austin Peay W, 2-0*Tennessee Tech T, 1-1 (2OT)Winthrop W, 5-1$at SEMO L, 1-0 *-OVC Game $-OVC Tournament

2006: 5-12-2 (3-5-1 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Julie Davis Carlson8/25 Birmingham-Southern L, 0-28/27 at Auburn L, 0-49/1 vs. Western Kentucky L, 1-39/3 at Middle Tennessee L, 1-49/8 Alabama State W, 6-09/10 at Kennesaw State L, 0-39/15 at Winthrop L, 1-39/17 at South Carolina L, 0-69/19 vs. Georgia State T, 0-0 (2OT)9/22 at Austin Peay L, 0-19/24 at Tennessee Tech T, 1-19/29 vs. Morehead State L, 0-110/1 vs. Eastern Kentucky W, 2-110/6 vs. Samford L, 0-110/9 vs. Charleston Southern W, 2-110/13 at Murray State W, 2-110/15 at Tennessee-Martin L, 0-110/20 vs. SEMO W, 2-010/22 vs. Eastern Illinois L, 0-2

2007: 4-12-1 (2-6-1 Ohio Valley)Head Coach: Julie Davis Carlson8/31 at Wright State L, 1-3 9/2 vs. Evansville L, 2-3 9/7 Youngstown State W, 1-0 9/9 Citadel L, 0-1 9/14 Kennesaw State L, 0-3 9/16 at South Alabama L, 0-1 9/21 Troy W, 2-1 9/23 at Arkansas L, 0-5

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2012 L, 2-1(H) 2002 W, 4-0 2001 W, 3-2 2000 W, 3-0 (N) 1999 W, 5-0 1998 W, 4-3Birmingham-Southern 3-4-0 2006 L, 2-0 (H) 2005 L, 1-0 (A) 2004 L, 1-0 (H) 2003 L, 1-0 (A) 2002 W, 8-0 2001 W, 1-0 1995 W, 9-1Campbell University 3-3-0 2002 W, 4-0 2001 L, 2-0 2000 W, 2-1 1999 W, 1-0 1995 L, 12-0 1995 L, 8-0Centenary College 2-7-0

2002 L, 2-0 1998 L,2-1 1998 W, 2-1 1997 L, 2-1 1997 W, 2-1 1996 L, 6-1 1996 L, 2-0 1995 L, 5-0 1995 L, 4-0 Central Florida 0-5-1 2003 L, 3-0 2003 A-Sun Tourn. L, 3-0 2002 L, 2-0 2000 L, 4-0 1999 T, 0-0, 2 OT 1999 L, 4-0Charleston Southern 1-1-1 2013 L, 4-2 (A) 2006 W, 2-1 (H) 1998 L, 3-1 1997 T, 1-1, 2 OTChattanooga 3-2-1 2011 L, 1-0 (N) 2008 W, 4-1 (H) 2005 L, 2-1 (A) 2003 W, 2-0 2001 T, 2-2 2 OT 1999 W, 3-0 Citadel 0-1-0 2013 L, 3-1 (A) 2007 L, 1-0 (H)Clemson 0-1-0 1995 L, 4-0College of Charleston 1-1-0 2000 W, 3-1 1998 L, 2-1East Tennessee State 1-1-0 2005 W, 3-1 (A), OT 2004 L, 4-3 (H)Eastern Kentucky 2-5-1 2013 L, 1-0 (A) 2012 L, 2-1(A) 2011 T, 1-1(2OT) 2010 L, 5-0 (H) 2009 L, 1-0 (A) 2008 L, 2-0 (H) 2007 L, 3-1 (A) 2006 W, 2-1 (H) 2005 W, 2-0 (A)Eastern Illinois 3-7-1 2013 L, 2-1 (A) 2012 W, 1-0(H) 2011 L, 2-0 2010 L, 2-0 (H) 2009 L, 3-0 (A) 2008 W, 3-0 (H) 2007 L, 2-0 (A) 2006 L, 2-0 (H) 2005 L, 1-0 (A) 2004 W, 1-0 (H) 2003 T, 1-1, 2 OT 2003 OVC Tourn. L, 1-0Elon 0-1-0 2009 L, 2-1 (N)Emory

1-0-0 2003 W, 1-0Evansville 0-1-0 2007 L, 3-2 (N)Florida Atlantic University 1-4-0 2002 L, 3-0 2001 L, 2-1 2000 L, 4-1 1999 L, 2-1, OT

1999 A-Sun Tourn. W, 3-0 Florida International 0-1-0 2005 L, 3-0 (A)Florida State 0-1-0

1996 L, 4-0Gardner-Webb 1-2-0 2011 L, 3-1 (A) 2010 L, 2-0 (H) 2002 W, 1-0Georgia 0-0-1 1999 T, 0-0, 2 OTGeorgia Southern 1-0-1 2000 W, 1-0 1999 T, 0-0, 2 OTGeorgia State 1-12-3 2013 L, 2-0 H 2012 W, 2-1(A) 2010 L, 3-2, 2 OT 2008 L, 4-0 2006 T, 0-0, 2 OT 2002 L, 1-0 2002 T, 1-1, 2 OT 2001 L, 2-0 2000 L, 1-0 1999 L, 2-1 1998 L, 3-1

1997 L, 4-2 1997 A-Sun Tourn. L, 10-0 1996 L, 3-0 1996 L, 3-0 1995 T, 3-3, 2 OT 1995 L, 4-1Huntingdon College 2-0-1 1998 W, 2-1, OT 1997 W, 1-0 1996 T, 0-0, 2 OTIUPUI-Ft. Wayne 0-0-1 2005 T, 3-3 (N), 2 OTJackson State 2-0-1 2012 W, 2-0(A) 2011 W, 1-0, OT 2010 T, 1-1, 2OT Jacksonville University 1-3-1 2002 T, 3-3, 2 OT 2001 L, 5-1 2000 L, 1-0 1999 L, 2-1 1995 W, 8-0Kennesaw State 0-2-0 2007 L, 3-0 (H) 2006 L, 3-0 (A)Lipscomb 2-0-0 2003 W, 3-0 2002 W, 4-0LSU 0-1-0 1996 L, 5-1Louisiana 0-0-1 2013 T, 1-1 ALouisiana Tech 1-2-0 2012 W, 1-0(N) 2011 L, 1-0 (H) 2010 L, 3-0 (A) Lynn University 0-1-0 1995 L, 5-0 (N)McNeese State University 1-0-1 2013 W, 1-0 A

2012 1-1 (2OT)(H) 1997 W, 2-0Memphis University 1-0-0 1999 W, 2-0Mercer University 4-11-1 2013 L, 4-0 A 2012 L, 2-1(H) 2011 L, 2-0 (A)

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2009 L, 2-1 (A) 2008 T, 1-1, (2 OT) 2005 W, 1-0 (H) 2004 L, 3-1 2004 W, 2-0 2001 L, 1-0 2000 W, 3-2 1999 W, 5-2 1998 L, 2-1 1997 L, 3-0 1997 L, 3-1 1996 L, 2-0 1995 L, 4-0 1995 L, 5-0Middle-Tennessee State 3-4-1 2012 L, 2-0(H) 2011 L, 1-0 (A) (2 OT) 2008 T, 1-1 (H), (2 OT) 2006 L, 4-1 (A) 2001 W, 2-1 1999 W, 3-0 1998 L, 3-2 1997 L, 3-2 1996 W, 2-0Mississippi 0-1-0 1995 L, 5-0Mississippi State 2-3-1 2004 T 1-1 (A) 2003 L, 4-0 2001 L, 6-2 2000 L, 1-0 (N) 1999 W, 1-0 1997 W, 3-2Mississippi Valley State 4-0-0 2010 W, 2-0 (A) 2009 W, 4-0 (H) 2004 W, 1-0 2003 W, 3-0Montevallo 2-0-0 1998 W, 6-2 1997 W, 3-2Morehead State 3-6-2 2013 L, 2-1 2OT H 2012 T, 1-1 2OT(A) 2011 T, 0-0, 2 OT 2010 L, 1-0 (A) 2009 L, 2-1 (A) 2008 L, 2-0 (H) 2007 L, 1-0 (A) 2006 L, 1-0 (H) 2005 W, 1-0 (A) 2004 L, 2-0 2004 W, 3-0 2003 W, 2-0Murray State University 3-5-1 2013 L, 1-0 H 2011 T, 0-0. 2 OT 2010 L, 1-0 (A), OT 2009 L, 3-1 (H) 2008 L, 3-0 (A) 2007 W, 2-1 (H) 2006 W, 2-1 (A) 2005 L, 3-2 (A), OT 2004 L, 2-1 (H) 2003 W, 2-0Nicholls State 1-0-0 2009 W, 3-0 (H)Northwestern State 2-0-0 1998 W, 3-1 1996 W, 7-1North Georgia 1-0-0 2009 W, 1-0 (H)

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2010 L, 2-0 1997 L, 7-0New Mexico 0-1-0 1996 L, 5-0 (N)New Mexico State 0-2-0 2011 L, 2-1 (H) 2010 L, 2-1 (A) Radford University 0-1-0 1997 L, 3-2Rice 1-0-0 2004 W, 1-0Samford University 5-9-1 2012 W, 2-1(A) 2007 L, 4-0 (A) 2006 L, 1-0 (H) 2005 L, 2-0 (A) 2004 L, 1-0 2004 (OVC Tourn.) L, 3-0 (N) 2003 L, 1-0 2002 W, 1-0 2001 L, 1-0 2000 W, 1-0 1999 T, 2-2, 2 OT 1998 W, 1-0 1998 L, 1-0 1997 L, 2-0 1997 W, 3-0South Alabama 3-3-2 2011 L, 2-0 2008 W, 3-2 (H) 2006 L, 1-0 (A) 2004 L, 3-1 2003 T, 1-1, 2 OT 2002 W, 1-0 1999 T, 1-1, 2 OT 1996 W, 3-2South Carolina 0-1-0 2006 L, 6-0 (A)South Florida 0-1-0 1995 L, 1-0Southeast Missouri State 3-7-2 2013 L, 2-0 A 2012 L, 1-0(H) 2011 L, 3-0 (A) 2010 W, 2-1 (H) 2009 L, 1-0 (A) 2008 W, 2-1 (H) 2007 L, 1-0 (A) 2006 W, 2-0 (H) 2005 L, 2-1 (A) 2005 OVC Tourn. L, 1-0 (A) 2004 T 0-0, 2 OT 2003 T, 0-0, 2 OT 2001 L, 4-0 (A)Southeastern Louisiana 4-1-0 2010 L, 2-1 (H) 1998 W, 3-1 1996 W, 3-0 1995 W, 1-0 1995 W, 2-0Southern (La.) 2-0-0 2010 W, 7-0 (H) 2009 W, 4-0 (A)Southern Illinois Edwardsville 2-0-0 2013 L, 5-1 A 2012 W, 3-2(H) 2011 W, 1-0 (A) Southern Mississippi 2-0-0 2011 L, 2-0 2005 W, 2-0 (H)Stephen F. Austin 2-0-0 2000 W, 3-0 (N) 1998 W, 1-0, OTStetson University 4-1-0

2002 W, 5-0 2001 W, 3-0 2000 W, 3-1 1999 W, 1-0 1996 L, 3-0Tennessee-Martin 3-6-2 2013 L, 3-1 A 2012 L, 3-1(H) 2011 L, 2-1, 2 OT 2010 L, 2-0 (A) 2009 L, 1-0 (H) 2008 L, 1-0 (A) 2007 T, 1-1 (H) , 2 OT 2006 L, 1-0 (A) 2005 W, 3-1 (H) 2004 W, 1-0 2003 T, 1-1, 2 OT 1998 W, 6-0Tennessee Tech 6-3-3 2013 T, 0-0 (2OT) H 2012 W, 2-1(A) 2011 L, 2-1, 2 OT 2010 L, 3-1 (A), 2OT 2009 W, 3-2 (H) 2008 T, 2-2 (A), 2 OT 2007 L, 2-0 (H) 2006 T, 1-1 (A), 2 OT 2005 T, 1-1, 2 OT 2004 W, 2-0 2003 W, 1-0 2003 OVC Tourn. W, 2-0 1996 W, 4-0TCU 0-2-0 2004 L, 3-1 1997 L, 6-0Troy 9-3-0 2013 W, 1-0 (2OT) H 2011 L, 3-2 2010 L, 2-0 (H) 2008 L, 3-2 (A), OT 2006 W, 2-1 (H) 2003 W, 4-0 2001 W, 3-0 2000 W, 3-0 1999 W, 3-1 1998 W, 6-0 1998 W, 4-0 1997 W, 4-0 1997 W, 7-0UAB 0-4-0 2005 L, 3-0 (H) 2004 L, 6-2 2000 L, 2-0 1996 L, 8-0Union College 1-0-0 2003 W, 1-0West Virginia 0-1-0 2002 L, 5-0Western Carolina 1-1-0 2009 L, 2-0 (A) 2004 W, 3-2Western Kentucky 0-1-0 2006 L, 3-1 (H)Winthrop 1-1-0 2007 L, 3-1 (A) 2005 W, 5-1 (H)Wright State 0-1-0 2007 L, 3-1 (A) Youngstown State 1-0-0 2007 W, 1-0 (H)

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generations of Jacksonville State fans have known their favorite team by one of the most unique nicknames in college sports. But the man they have to thank for it never thought he was making history at the time he suggested the change.

e.c. “Baldy” Wilson is credited with leading the effort to change the JSU mascot and nickname to gamecocks from the eagle owls they were known as before World War ii.

“i didn’t realize it was making history or anything like that,” Wilson said. “We were back from the great war; we didn’t sweat much. i just enjoyed living and being where i was and what i was doing. We just enjoyed being there.”

Baldy and the boys were just coming home from the war and Wilson figured a new era for the college team needed a new mascot to reflect the fiesty spirit of the players.

He had raised banty roosters as a youth, saw the way they fought and carried on in the yard and, at the urging of teammate carl Sprayberry, offered gamecocks as a choice after president Houston cole agreed to let the players change the name.

The 23-man squad approved it and eagle owl went away.

“it was a big deal, because we were the eagle

owls and who wanted to be an eagle owl?” football coach don Salls said. “That’s the biggest thing anybody could ever do to a school, get rid of the eagle owl and change the name. That’s a big deal — a big, big, big deal.”

“i played one year as an eagle owl — 1946,” Wilson said. “everywhere we went they asked us what an eagle owl was. We said we didn’t know what it was.”

The mascot wasn’t the only thing the players changed. There also was a move to switch colors from purple — which Wilson said was consid-ered an “outlaw color” at the time — and gold to the current red and white. Actually, that was something Salls wanted and it fit nicely with the fact many of the players came from high school programs that were red and white anyway.

Those who wanted the color change told Wilson if his group supported their initiative they

would support his cause. Both changes passed smoothly.

“i don’t remember anybody being opposed to it,” Wilson said. “The next thing we knew, coach Salls said you got want you want, you got the gamecocks and the red and White.”

To this day JSU and South carolina are the only two division i schools in the United States that go by the name gamecocks.

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Jacksonville and calhoun counTY

Calhoun County Attractions…Anniston Downtown Historic DistrictAnniston Museum of Natural History-AnnistonBerman Museum of World History-AnnistonCalhoun County Courthouse-AnnistonCentennial Memorial Park & Alabama Vietnam Memorial Wall-AnnistonChief Ladiga Trail-Anniston, Weaver, Jacksonville and PiedmontChoccolocco State ForestColdwater Covered Bridge-OxfordFt. McClellan National Wildlife RefugeKnox Concert SeriesNeely Henry Lake, Calhoun County Boat, Recreation Facility-OhatcheeOxford Lake & Civic Center The Church of St. Michael and All Angels-AnnistonThe Victoria Inn-AnnistonThe Wren’s Nest Gallery-AnnistonWoodland Park Softball Complex-AnnistonWright Dairy-Alexandria Zinn Park-Anniston

Population Statistics Calhoun County: 116,290Anniston: 24,617 Jacksonville: 10,635 Oxford: 11,333 Piedmont: 5,210

Area Climate - Average TemperatureJanuary 40.6April 56.6July 80.3October 63.0

Close By…Alabama Princess River Boat – GadsdenAtlanta Braves-Baseball Atlanta Falcons-Football Atlanta Hawks- Basketball Atlanta Motor Speedway-MotersportsAtlanta Thrashers-Hockey Birmingham ZooCheaha State ParkDeSoto Caverns – ChildersburgGuntersville State Park and LodgeInternational Motorsports Hall of FameMcWane Science Center-Birmingham Noccalula Falls Park – GadsdenOak Mountain State Park-BirminghamSilver Lakes Golf-Robert Trent Jones Golf TrailSix Flags Over Georgia-AtlantaTalladega National ForestTalladega SuperspeedwayVisionland-BirminghamWhite Water Park-Atlanta

Quick Facts About Calhoun County

The Home of

Jacksonville State University

Near Atlanta, Near Birmingham, Near Perfect!Tucked into the rolling foothills of the Appalachian mountain range in Northeast Alabama, Calhoun County is a growing business center, yet still evokes an atmo-sphere of small-town America. We are a tranquil com-munity with a fabulous climate of four distinctive seasons, full bloom summers, and brilliantly colored falls. In every direction there are tree-covered mountains, deep canyons, lush valleys, and underground springs. And yet, if you begin to yearn for big city life, we are only 60 miles from Birmingham, and 90 miles from Atlanta.

A surprising variety of experiences await you in Calhoun County. The climate here allows for year round golf, tennis, hiking, or any activity you may enjoy in the great outdoors.

Although our slogan reads, near Atlanta…near Birmingham…near Perfect, our citizens will tell you that the commitment to caring for others combined with a strong work ethic and community spirit makes “Calhoun County…the perfect” place to live.

A B O U T J A C K S O N V I L L E S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y


Dr. William A. Meehan begins his 16th year as President at Jacksonville State University in 2014-15, but his association with the University dates back to when he

enrolled as a first-time freshman in 1968.

Dr. Meehan completed the Bachelor of Science in Biology in 1972 and began a career in education that same year. He earned the Master’s of Science degree in Biology at Jacksonville State University in December of 1976 and returned in January 1977 to serve as an instructor in the Department of Biology. He com-pleted a Doctorate of Education in the field of higher education administration from the University of Alabama and began the role of President on July 1, 1999.

Since 1977, Dr. Meehan has served in numerous administra-tive and teaching positions at the University. Among these are Coordinator of Medical Technology Program, Director of Academic Advisement, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, Associate Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs and Acting Vice President for Institutional Advancement.

Dr. Meehan is well aware of the benefits of college athletics and what athletics adds to the college experience.

“I’m very proud of the fact that we have won 58 Ohio Valley Conference Championships and two Women’s All-Sports Trophies since joining the Conference in 2003,” said Meehan. “We have claimed conference titles in football, rifle, volleyball, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, men’s golf , women’s golf, softball and baseball. We have enjoyed post-season competition in many of our sports, which brings national exposure and prestige to our University.

“Our student-athletes excel, not only on the fields of competition, but also in the classroom,” added Meehan. “I’m proud to say that we have more than 130 of our student-athletes with a 3.0 grade point average or higher again last year and overall, the athletic department had a cumulative grade point overage above a 3.0.”

Dr. Meehan began a five-year term on the prestigious NCAA Board of Directors in August of 2009. The NCAA Board of Directors is the primary decision-making body in Division I, with the ultimate responsibility for the policy and direction of the divi-sion and for adopting any changes to the operating bylaws and rules of Division I. The NCAA Board of Directors is comprised of 18 Division I CEO’s, with each member serving a four-year term. Other duties of the board include establishing the budget, general policies and strategic plan for the NCAA.

Dr. Meehan began a two-year term on the NCAA Executive Committee in May of 2011 and was just one of four non-FBS President’s selected for this prestigious honor. While serving on the NCAA Executive Committee, Dr. Meehan played a part in the final approval and oversight of the NCAA’s budget; provided strategic planning for the NCAA as a whole; and acted on behalf of the NCAA by adopting and implementing policies to resolve core issues and other NCAA matters.

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The NCAA Executive Committee consisted of 20 members, includ-ing 12 members of the Division I Board, two members of the Division II Presidents Council, two members of the Division III Presidents Council, the president of the NCAA and the chairs of the divisional councils.

Dr. Meehan was also selected by his Presidential peers to serve as the chairman of the NCAA President’s Advisory Group for two years, serving as chairman in 2012 and 2013. This advisory group’s primary role is to provide the perspective of the 20 conferences that do not have permanent seats on the NCAA Board of Directors. The group also reviews NCAA Division I Leadership Council and Legislative Council recommendations, provides direction on academic policies and suggests implementation methods of any appointed task force group reports.

In 2014-15, Dr. Meehan will continue his involvement in the NCAA by serving as a member of the NCAA’s Committee of Academic Performance, which oversees the process governing data collections, analysis and calculation used to determine the academic progress rate (APR), the graduation success rate (GSR) and the process governing data collection of academic performance census (APC).

Dr. Meehan has and continues to be very active in numerous organiza-tions. He has been an active board member for the area Chambers of Commerce, both Calhoun and Etowah County. He served as a mem-ber of the NCAA Presidential Task Force on the Future of Division I Intercollegiate Athletics and the NCAA Presidents Advisory Group. He is a member of the First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Alabama. He is married to the former Elizabeth Stevens and together they are the parents of twin boys, Drew and Will, and a daughter Carol Grace.



Warren D. “Moose” Koegel begins his fourth season as Athletics Director at

Jacksonville State University after being named as the school’s sixth full-time Athletics Director on June 1, 2011.Jacksonville State has enjoyed much suc-cess during Koegel’s first three years as Athletic Director, winning 11 Ohio Valley Conference Championships and finishing in the top 6 in the OVC Commissioner’s Cup, marking the sixth straight year the Gamecocks have finished in the Top 6 in the standings.Additionally, numerous facility upgrades have taken place under his tenure, high-lighted by a new $1.5 million softball upgrade with the addition of new grand-stands, pressbox, sunken dugouts and a new home dressing room, which opened for the 2014 season. Over his three years, Jax State has claimed OVC Championships in football (2011), softball (2013, 2014), baseball (2014), men’s golf (2012, 2014), women’s golf (2012), men’s tennis (2014) and rifle (2012, 2013, 2014). Koegel also served on the NCAA Football Subdivision Committee that helped expand the FCS playoffs for the 2014 season.Last Year, Jacksonville State had five OVC Player or Most Valuable Player of the Year Awards, nine NCAA All-Americans, 61 OVC All-Conference honorees, two teams claimed OVC Team Academic Achievement honors, and four OVC Coach of the Year Award winners.In 2012-13, JSU had five OVC Player or Most Valuable Player of the Year Awards, seven NCAA All-Americans, 58 OVC All-Conference honorees, two teams claimed OVC Team Academic Achievement hon-ors, and one OVC Coach of the Year.In 2011-12, Jacksonville State had eight OVC Player or Most Valuable Player of the Year Awards, one NCAA All-

American, 65 OVC All-Conference honor-ees, two teams claimed All-Academic hon-ors, two OVC Coach of the Year winners and one OVC Scholar-Athlete of the Year.Gamecock student-athletes have also excelled in the classroom after 10 teams posted a combined grade point average of 3.0 or higher and the department finished above a 3.0 grade point average for all three years under Koegel. Several teams have claimed the OVC Team Academic Achievement Award for their sports, and more than 375 student-athletes have been named to the OVC Commissioner Honor Roll over the last two years. Additionally, almost 60 student-athletes have been named to the OVC Medal of Honor Roll with a perfect 4.0 grade point average, while close to 450 student-athletes posted a 3.0 grade point average or higher during the last two aca-demic years.Prior to joining Jax State in 2011, Koegel spent 10 very successful years as Director of Athletics at Coastal Carolina University.During his tenure at Coastal Carolina, the Chanticleers made 56 NCAA Championship appearances, won 48 Big South Conference Championships and won five Sasser Cups, which is awarded to the top athletic program in the Big South Conference.Koegel was named the 2008 NACDA Southeast Region Division I FCS Athletic Director of the Year. He also has experi-ence on the NCAA level, having served on the Football Championship Subdivision Committee, Football Issues Committee, and the Football Academic Working Group.While at Coastal, Koegel was respon-sible for the addition of football to the Chanticleers’ athletic department in 2003. The team won its first of four Big South Championships in 2004 and advanced to the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs twice during his tenure.Koegel oversaw the completion of a 10,000-seat state-of-the-art stadium in 2003, a new athletic facility that houses the football program and includes an expanded weight room, training room, team meeting rooms, locker rooms for football, offices for all football coaches and staff and several conference rooms.

He also added new dugouts and seats for baseball and softball, upgraded and built new locker rooms, a new open-air roofed hitting facility for baseball and softball, was involved in the planning and design of a new convocation center currently under construction, and made numerous other facility improvements to baseball, softball, track, golf, tennis and soccer.Koegel went to Coastal Carolina from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he had served as an associate athletic director from 1998-2000 under former JSU Athletics Director Oval Jaynes. At Chattanooga, Koegel helped managed a multi-million budget for 16 NCAA Division I sports. His other administra-tive responsibilities included business operations, athletic scholarships, marketing and serving as the liaison to the coach-ing staff. He also served on the steering committee for the NCAA I-AA National Championship Football Game. Prior to his stint at Chattanooga, he had served on the football coaching staffs at the University of Connecticut, Rutgers University and the University of Wyoming. During his tenure on the football coaching staff at the University of Connecticut from 1992 to 1997, he was recruiting coordinator and defensive line coach as well as interim head coach in 1993. Koegel was an assistant football coach at Rutgers University from 1984 to 1990 and Wyoming University from 1977 to 1983.Koegel played in the National Football League from 1971 to 1975, spending time with the Oakland Raiders, St. Louis Cardinals and New York Jets. He starred at Penn State University under legendary football coach Joe Paterno, where he earned All-American honors. He was co-captain of the Nittany Lions his senior season and earned a bachelor’s degree in 1971. During his college career, he was a Third Team All-American as a senior and played on two Orange Bowl championship teams. He also played in the Hula Bowl, East-West Shrine Game and the College All-Star Game. Koegel received Penn State’s Dedicated Player and Outstanding Senior Awards.Koegel and his wife Elaine have one daughter, Kathryn.

Warren D. “Moose” Koegel ATHLE TIC dIREC TOR



Thomas W. Dedrick, Sr.District 7, Tuscaloosa, AL

Vivian FiguresDistrict 1-Mobile, AL

Clarence Daugette, IIIDistrict 4-Gagsden, AL

Jim CoxwellDistrict 3-Anniston, AL

Jim BennettDistrict 6-Birmingham, AL

Ronald SmithDistrict 3-Jacksonville, AL

Randy OwenMember at Large-Ft. Payne, AL Gale Main

District 2-Montgomery, AL

Dr. Robert BentleyGovernor

Randy JonesDistrict 5-Guntersville, AL

Dr. Joseph B. MortonState Superintendent

of Education

Jacksonville sTaTeuniversiTY

Board of TrusTeesGovernor Dr. robert bentley

Governor of AlabamaDr. Joseph b. Morton

State Superintendent of Education

Jim Bennett BirminghamJim Coxwell AnnistonThomas W. Dedrick, Sr. TuscaloosaVivian Figures MobileRandy Jones GuntersvilleGale Main MontgomeryRandy Owen Fort PayneRonald Smith JacksonvilleClarence Daugette, III Gadsden



JSU ATHleTiC SUpporT STAFF


Greg SeitzSenior Associate AD/SID

Mike Parris Assistant AD/Broadcasting

Dr. Maureen Newton.Faculty Athletic Rep .

Greg Bonds Associate AD/Internal Affairs

Jan EvansTickets

Ed LettAssociate AD/External Affairs

Lori McFallAdministrative Assistant

Kay GriffinColiseum Secretary

Mike Davis Academic Advisor

Tracy Broom Academic Advisor/SWA

Misty C. RayCompilance

Donna CallanManager of Athletic Marketing and Promotions

Josh UnderwoodAssistant Sports Information Director

Tony SchmidtAssistant Sports Information Director

Steve Latham University Photographer


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Sports Information StaffGreg Seitz 782-5279Associate Ad/Media Relations [email protected] 453-3377Josh Underwood 782-5915Assistant SId [email protected] 453-0545 Tony Schmidt 782-5377Assistant SId [email protected] SId FAX Number 782-5958Internet: www.JSUGamecockSports.comEmail: [email protected]

Athletic Director’s OfficeWarren Koegel 782-5368Athletic director [email protected] Bonds 782-5988Associate Ad/Internal Affairs [email protected] Lett 782-8101Associate Ad/External Affairs [email protected] Parris 782-5890Assistant Ad/Broadcasting [email protected] Evans 782-8499Tickets [email protected] McFall 782-5536Secretary [email protected] C. Ray 782-5970Compliance [email protected] Broom 782-5737Academics/SWA [email protected] davis 782-5889Academics [email protected] Callan 782-5564Manager of Marketing and Promotions [email protected] 782-5365Secretary, Football Kay Griffin 782-5535Secretary, Pete Mathews Coliseum [email protected]

Baseball Coaching StaffJim Case 782-5367Head Coach [email protected] Romans 782-5358Assistant Coach [email protected] Murphree 782-8141Assistant Coach [email protected]

Football John Grass 782-5365Head Coach [email protected] Bates 782-5375Defensive Line [email protected] • @CoachToddBatesdavid Blackwell 782-5376Co-defensive Coordinator/Inside Line Backers [email protected] Clark 782-5374Offensive Line [email protected] Gentry 782-5089Outside Linebackers [email protected] Hall 782-8252Co-defensive Coordinator/Safeties [email protected] Larkins 782-5368Outside Linebackers/Special Teams [email protected] • @CoachALarkinsJimmy Ogle 782-5378Assistant Head Coach/Runningbacks [email protected] • @CoachjimmyogleJ.R. Sandlin 782-5372Tight Ends/Recruiting Coordinator [email protected] • @JR_SandlinLarry Smith 782-5936Quarterbacks [email protected] • @Coach_Smith10Nick Williams 782-5936Wide Receivers/Assistant Special Teams Coordinator [email protected] @nwilliams_

Tennis Steve Bailey 782-5887Head Men’s & Women’s Tennis Coach [email protected] MacTaggert 782-5887Assistant Tennis Coach

SoftballJana McGinnis 782-5524Head Coach [email protected] Wisener 782-5962Assistant Coach [email protected] Boland 782-8299Assistant Coach [email protected]

Golf James Hobbs 782-5840Head Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach [email protected] 782-5840Assistant Coach

Men’s BasketballJames Green 782-5535Head Coach [email protected] Reggie Sharp 782-5831Assistant Coach [email protected] Harris 782-5534Assistant Coach [email protected] 782-5539Assistant Coach

Women’s Basketball Rick Pietri 782-5417Head Coach [email protected] Wise 782-5494Assistant Coach [email protected] Warmley 782-8066Assistant Coach [email protected] Heller 782-5474Assistant Coach [email protected]

Rifle Ron Frost 782-5185Head Coach [email protected]

Women’s Volleyball Terry Gamble 782-8359Head Coach [email protected] Kaszeta 782-5521Assistant Coach [email protected]

Cross Country/Track and FieldSteve Ray 782-8068Head Coach [email protected] 782-5520Assistant Coach

Women’s Soccer Neil Macdonald 782-5679Head Coach [email protected] Swift 782-5695Assistant Coach [email protected]

Cheerleadingdave Almeida 782-5564Head Coach [email protected]

Athletic Training StaffChris Lacsamana 782-5369Sports Medicine [email protected] Burger 782-5369/5539Sports Medicine [email protected] Wilmes 782-5369Sports Medicine [email protected] Office 782-TIXX (8499)Football Press Box 782-5585/5586Basketball Press Row 782-5528/5583Media Room Numbers 782-5529/5530/5531Baseball Press Box 782-5533

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STreNGTH &conDiTioninG

the WilliaM taylor steWart strenGth anD ConDitioninG Center is located in Kennamer Hall and is located in Kennamer Hall and is widely regarded as one of the top training facilities in the Ohio Valley Conference. With more than 6,000 square feet, it is home to a wide array of strength building machines that has played a large role in JSU’s 46 Conference Championships over the last eight years.

The Strength and Conditioning staff is headed by Scott Austin, who enters his 13th season at JSU in 2014-15. Austin is respon-sible for the design and implementation of the department’s entire strength and condi-tioning program. Austin recently returned from his second tour of active duty for the United States Military. He previously served 19 months in Iraq, beginning in 2006 and ending in the fall of 2007.

Also playing a vital role in the JSU Strength and Conditioning department is Ricky Rutledge, a former head football coach at Jacksonville High School. Rutledge enters his ninth season with the Gamecocks.

Former All-American Gavin Hallford enters his fourth season working in the Strength and Conditioning department. He is JSU’s all-time leading scorer in football with 311 career points.

Ricky RutledgeStrength and

Conditioning Assistant

Scott AustinStrength and

Conditioning Coordinator

Gavin HallfordStrength and

Conditioning Assistant



Located in the Gamecock Field House, the JSU Sports Medicine Center has undergone an impressive remodeling phase. Because of the remodel, the facility has doubled in sqare footage and will house some state-of-the-art features. Under the direction of Mr. Chris Lacsamana, JSU student trainers experi-

ence extensive instruction and supervision, helping to oversee all the medical needs for all 16 Gamecock teams. There are four full-time certified athletic trainers, three gradu-ate assistant trainers and numerous student-trainers on staff.

Sports Medicine Facilities and Staff

Chris Lacsamana, ATCAssistant AD for Sports Medicine

Dr. Michael HerndonPrimary Care

Dr. Lawrence J. LemakOrthopedics

Dr. Jacquline TessenGynecologist

Dr. Bruce Cunningham, DMDTeam Dentist

Emily Buerger, ATCAssistant Athletic Trainer


Jenny Wilmes, ATCAssistant Athletic Trainer


Academic Center for excellenceJacksonville State University is committed to promoting and assisting all students in areas of academics, admissions, financial aid and counseling. ACE (Academic Center for Excellence) enhances student academic success and persistence through graduation. ACE, located in the Montgomery Building, develops student academic skills, student adjustment to college, student and faculty/staff appreciation and cultural diversity, stu-dent-centered skills and intrusive academic advisement. ACE services are divided into two areas: Encouragment Advising, com-prised of Counseling and Career Services, Disability Support Services, Multicultural Servcies and Orientation/Advisement Services; and Learning Assisting, comprised of Learning Services and Supplemental Learning Services.

Academic SupportJSU is committed to producing champions both on the field and in the classroom and an invaluable resource to help the Gamecock student-athletes achieve their academic potential is the Athletic Department’s aca-demic support staff. Among the many ser-vices it provides are:

l Advisement in the scheduling of classes

l Academic and Eligibility advisement

l Athletic study hall

l Life Skills class for first year student-athletes

l Monitoring classroom attendance and performance

CHAMpS/ life Skills programFrom admission through graduation, Jacksonville State is committed to providing services and support that equip student-athletes with life skills which promote suc-cess in present and future endeavors. The CHAMPS/Life Skills program is to develop, nurture and motivate student-athlete excel-lence by promoting the support services and opportunities available throughout the University’s diverse colleges, departments and organizations.

JSU ACADEMIC SUpportA B O U T J A C K S O N V I L L E S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y


Academic Affairs JSU seeks to be recognized as the premier regional, comprehensive institution of higher learning in the Southeast. We aspire to be noted primarily for our focus on students, the

provision of selected academic and professional programs recognized for their excellence, and a geographic and culturally diverse faculty and student body. Our educational programs are

designed to prepare students for the market-place of the future and citizenship in a world economy.

From modest beginnings, Jacksonville State University has evolved into the educational center of Northeast Alabama. The Alabama Legislature in the 1882-83 session created a state normal school when Governor Edward O’Neal signed into law a bill creating the school on February 22, 1883. Jacksonville State Normal School acquired the facilities and equipment of Calhoun College, consisting of 12 acres of land and a two-story brick build-ing. The Board of Directors elected James G. Ryals, Jr., as the first president. The school opened with three instructors: W. J. Borden, Mathematics; Eliza A. Bowen, English; and Ida J. Woodward, primary department. As stipulated in the establishing act, the Normal School administered a preparatory school for children of the town and surrounding areas. At the end of the first year, on August 15, 1884, William Mark Hames, President of the Board of Directors, reported that funds totaling

$4,751.25 had been received, including $2,500 from the state; that 25 students were enrolled in the normal school; and that 222 were in the preparatory school.The Normal School remained in operation until 1930, when it became Jacksonville State Teachers College. Five years later, the College earned regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The name again changed to Jacksonville State College in 1957 when the first graduate program—the master’s degree in elementary education—was created. On August 2, 1966, the Legislature authorized the State Board of Education to elevate the College to university status. On August 17, 1967, the Legislature established an indepen-dent Board of Trustees for the University and divested jurisdiction from the State Board of Education.

Jacksonville State University has been served by 11 presidents: James G. Ryals, Jr. (1883-85), J. Harris Chappell (1885-86), Carleton Bartlett Gibson (1886-92), J. B. Jarrett (1892-93), Jacob Forney IV (1893-99), Clarence William Daugette (1899-1942), Houston Cole (1942-71), Ernest Stone (1971-81), Theron E. Montgomery (1981-86), Harold J. McGee (1986-99), and William A. Meehan (1999-present).Jacksonville State University has developed into a modern regional university serving Northeast Alabama on a 392-acre campus with 63 buildings. In addition, the University operates an off-campus center in Gadsden and videoconferencing sites throughout Alabama and Northwest Georgia. Through its programs of teaching, research, and service, Jacksonville State University has served the region and state for more than 100 years.

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JSU Softball makes its’ home at University Field, formerly home of the baseball team. Before the 2003 season a brick backstop was built, as well as a covered batting cage and in 2004 a permanent outfield fence was put into place.

Rudy Abbott Field was completed in 1998 and has a seating capac-ity of 1,000. There is a press box and covered batting cages on site.

The JSU soccer team began play on the JSU Soccer Field in 2003.

The 2003, 2004 and 2011 OVC Champs play at Paul Snow Memorial Stadium which is adjacent to the Field House.

Jacksonville State football is located in the Gamecock Field House.

Robert Trent Jones’ Silver Lakes is home to JSU’s Championship Golf Teams. Silver Lakes is located at the edge of the Talladega National Forest between Anniston and Gadsden.

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One of the newest facilities in the athletic department is Kennamer Hall, which opened in October of 2004. It houses the William Taylor Stewart Weight and Conditioning Center and coaches offices for baseball, softball and golf, as well as athletic administra-tion.

The Gamecock track and field complex is located adjacent to Pete Mathews Coliseum and Rudy Abbott Field. It features a polyurethane track surface and is equipped for all field events.

The new state-of-the-art Gamecock Rifle Range, consisting of a fully electronic scoring system, is located in the basement of Rowe Hall. The range has 12 divided firing points and each firing point is 50 feet from the target.

The JSU Tennis Courts are located behind Pete Mathews Coliseum. There are 15 tennis courts divided by fencing and windscreens.

Gamecock Basketball and Volleyball are housed in Pete Mathews Coliseum. The 5,500-seat multi-purpose facility was opened in 1974 and underwent a complete renovation in 1987.

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The alma maTer Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Grateful voices raise A song of tr ibute and devotion, Thy honored name we praise. Light of knowledge, Store of wisdom, Love of truth abide in thee, Quest for beauty, Search for freedom, Thine eternally, Oh, Alma Mater, Alma Mater We humbly bow to thee!

FiGhT sonG Fight on, fight on for ole Jax State We’re proud that we’re from Alabama Fight on, now don’t you hesitate, Courage, pride, and honor will lead you on to victory, so Fight on, fight for the red and white, We’re gonna howl tonight, Come on! You Gamecocks, Fight and see, That we will win the victory!

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