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FORT LEWIS COLLEGE C OLORADO’ S P UBLIC L IBERAL ARTS C OLLEGE
Our Vision We strive to be the finest public liberal arts college in the western United States.
Our Mission Our mission is to offer an accessible, high quality, baccalaureate liberal arts education to a diverse student population, preparing citizens for the common good in an increasingly complex world.
Nestled between the Rocky Mountains and canyon country, Durango is the largest city in southwestern Colorado and the region’s cultural and business hub. Famous for its outdoor activities, Durango also offers a one-of-a-kind learning experience at Fort Lewis College. With the outdoors as a laboratory, the almost 4,000 students at Fort Lewis College have access to incredible internship an hands-on learning opportunities. Those opportunities, combined with small, personal classes and expert faculty, help students excel and reach their academic and professional goals. Of Fort Lewis’ almost 4,000 students, many are Native American. The College’s creation was part of a treaty agreement in 1911 when the region’s Indian tribes ceded land to the federal government. In exchange for the land, the government promised that Fort Lewis College would offer qualified Native Americans tuition-free education in perpetuity. Fort Lewis College continues to honor that sacred trust today. At Fort Lewis, we have a defined sense of our place in the academic world, as well as a clear vision of our future.
Highlights • Fort Lewis College offers 86 academic specialties for students to study. This variety gives students the ability to mold a highly individualized education. • An AACSB International Accreditation signifies a business program as being among the “Best Business Schools in the World.” The Fort Lewis College School of Business Administration was the first undergraduate public liberal arts-based business institution to received AACSB accreditation. • The Fort Lewis College Center of Southwest Studies serves as a museum and research facility. The Center has been honored by the Colorado Commission of Higher Education as a program of excellence in state-funded higher education. • Fort Lewis College is proud of its NCAA Division II 2005 National Men’s Soccer Championship team and 2006 National Mountain Bike Championship team. • The Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College is the premier performing arts venue for southwestern Colorado and the entire Four Corners area, bringing diverse performers from all over the world to Durango.
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FORT LEWIS ACADEMICS Dear Skyhawk Fans, Welcome to the 2007-2008 athletic season for your Fort Lewis College Skyhawks. Last year, we had the finest cumulative athletic season in Fort Lewis College history. Your attendance and active support at FLC sporting events adds greatly to the atmosphere. Our student athletes and coaches deeply appreciate your support as Fort Lewis President it enhances the competitive spirit of the Dr. Brad Bartel event. It is also a great community-building time, when our College and city bond in a common experience. It is part of the great quality of life we enjoy in Durango.
GENERAL Name of School: Fort Lewis College Mailing Address: 1000 Rim Drive City/Zip: Durango, CO 81301-3999 Enrollment: 3,907 Founded: 1911; became a 4-year college in 1962 Nickname: Skyhawks School Colors: Navy Blue, Light Blue & Gold Stadium: Dirks Field Capacity: 2,000 Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Rocky Mountain Athletic Athletic Dept. Phone: (970) 247-7571 Athletic Dept. Fax: (970) 247-7655 President: Dr. Brad Bartel Alma Mater, Year: University of Missouri, 1974 Athletic Director: Kent Stanley Alma Mater, Year: Trinity Western, 1984 Athletic Dir. Phone: (970) 247-7480 Assistant A.D.: Pam Adams Alma Mater, Year: Missouri Valley, 1990
Skyhawk athletics is an integral part of the liberal arts educational experience. It is the balance between the nurturing of the mind and body. Our student-athletes not only refine their physical skills, but also hone their organizational and time management skills and take on service projects in our community. They truly represent the finest expression of a Fort Lewis College student. I know I speak for the entire College community when I wish our athletes, coaches, support staff, and athletic administrators the best for this season. We know you will provide our boosters, parents, and fans your very best efforts and much excitement as you show all of us the pride of being a student-athlete at Fort Lewis College. Go Skyhawks! Brad Bartel, President
Assistant A.D. Phone: (970) 247-7067 Faculty Athletic Rep.: Steve Stovall Athletic Trainer: Wayne Barger Trainer Phone: (970) 247-7576 Equipment Manager: Ed Rifilato Equipment Phone: (970) 247-7483
SID Mailing Address: 1000 Rim Drive Fort Lewis College Durango, CO 81301-3999 Web Site: www.GoSkyhawks.com HISTORY First Year of Soccer: 1994 All-Time Record: 89-121-29 (.433) NCAA Playoff Record: 0-0 Years in NCAA Tournament: None Last Postseason Appearance: None Result: None
SPORTS INFORMATION SID: Andrew Beardsley SID Office Phone: (970) 247-7441 SID Fax: (970) 247-7655 SID Cell: (970) 749-6523 SID e-mail:
[email protected] COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Damian Clarke Alma Mater, Year: Fort Lewis, 1999 Record at FLC, Years: 0-0-0 (1st year) Career Record, Years: 0-0-0 (1st year) Soccer Office Phone: (970) 247-7640 Best Time/Day to Reach: weekdays Assistant Coach: Kate Stahlin
TABLE OF CONTENTS About Fort Lewis College................................................... 1 Message from the President ............................................... 2 Athletic Personnel ................................................................ 3 Coaches & Field ................................................................... 5 Season Outlook .................................................................... 6 2007 Roster ........................................................................... 7 Player Profiles ....................................................................... 8
2006 Results/Stats..............................................................14 2007 Opponents .................................................................15 Dirks Field & Voice of the Skyhawks ............................17 2006 RMAC Stats ...............................................................18 Individual Records .............................................................19 Team Records .....................................................................20 2007 Schedule .....................................................................21
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ATHLETIC PERSONNEL DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
KENT STANLEY
Kent Stanley joined the Skyhawk Athletic Department in the Fall of 2006 as the Director of Athletics. Before Fort Lewis, Stanley spent five plus years (2001-2006) at Eastern Washington University (NCAA I-AA). Stanley oversaw record growth in external revenue while managing the annual fund, major gifts and corporate partnerships. As the Executive Director of the 501(c)3 Eagle Athletic Association the Annual Scholarship Fund Drive he directed raised over $2 million in scholarship funds. Each year the EAA broke its own fundraising: Stanley was influential in changing the philanthropic culture in the Eastern Washington University commu-
ASST. DIR. OF ATHLETICS PAM ADAMS Fort Lewis College Assistant Director of Athletics Pam Adams was promoted to her current position and the Senior Women’s Administrator in November 2003. In addition to her
ASST. DIR. OF ATHLETICS CLAYTON ZENNER 3 • 2007 Women’s Soccer
nity. He also oversaw the major gift aspects of Athletic Development which included funding for three major projects highlighted by a new pressbox and skybox facility at Woodward Field. Corporate partnerships have grown by almost 100% over his last three years. Prior to Eastern, Stanley served as the chief enrollment officer at Simpson University (2000-2001), a selective private university in northern California. But for most of his career he worked as a college women’s basketball coach. During his eight year (1987-95) career at Fresno Pacific University (CA), his teams made five NAIA National Tournament appearances, while winning four conference titles. He left Fresno Pacific in 1995 with the most wins and highest winning percentage of any basketball coach in school history. At Oklahoma City University, the last place team he inherited, won the first of consecutive NAIA National championships (1999 & 2000) only four years later. Both championship seasons were also honored by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) for having a top twenty-five GPA in the Coaches Association’s Academic Honor Roll. Stanley was also honored as a two-time NAIA Na-
tional Coach of the Year (1999 & 2000). Besides his collegiate coaching he is also a respected veteran of international basketball. Stanley has coached in over a dozen countries, and has worked with National teams in FYROM-Macedonia (Jr. Men), Poland, Nigeria, and the Netherlands. He continues to be sought out as a clinician and team/federation consultant in Europe and South America. Stanley earned his undergraduate degree in Psychology and Physical Education from Trinity Western University (Langley, BC). A two year team captain in basketball he also earned letters in volleyball and soccer. He was a two-time all league selection, and the career assist leader upon graduation. He was honored by his alma mater as one of 50 alums “Who makes a difference”, and was featured in a 2004 hardcover commemorative book. Stanley earned a graduate degree from Fresno State in Athletic Administration in 1988, and has taught at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. A native of British Columbia, Canada, Stanley currently resides in Animas Valley with his wife Hollie, a former college administrator, and their children; Zachariah(7), and Mikayla(4).
role as assistant director of athletics, Adams is the head softball coach at Fort Lewis. Adams was hired as the head softball and volleyball coach in 1999. In 2001, Adams was named the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Coach of the Year for softball, after leading the Skyhawks to a 27-17 record; a vast change from the previous year when the team went 0-40. In her five years with the volleyball program, Adams has the third most wins in the volleyball program with a 38-98 (.388) record. Her 132 wins on the softball diamond are the most wins ever gained by a Fort Lewis College softball coach. Prior to arriving at Fort Lewis College, Adams coached softball one year at Southwest Community College in Creston, Iowa. From
1997-98, she was a graduate assistant volleyball coach at Fort Hays State, earning a Master of Science in health and human performance with a background in sports administration, sports psychology, and adaptive physical education. Before receiving her Master’s degree, Adams was head coach at Labette Community College in Parsons, Kans. from 1996-99. She spent the previous four years as the assistant and head volleyball and softball coach at Missouri Valley College (1992-96) where she was also an admissions and financial aid counselor. In December of 1990, Adams graduated from Missouri Valley College where she played volleyball and softball and received her undergraduate degree in physical education.
Clayton joined the Skyhawks in May of 2007 as the Assistant Director of Athletics for External Relations. Prior to Fort Lewis, he spent eight years with the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO. At Air Force he served in numerous positions and concluded his tenure at Air Force as the Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Promotions. Zenner will oversee the Skyhawk Booster Club on a daily basis and handle all the Skyhawks’ cooperate partnerships. He will also help to market and promote Skyhawk
Athletics. Prior to arriving at Air Force, Clayton worked at the University of Iowa in Des Moines. He earned his bachelor degree in Sport Management from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse 1998 and completed his Master’s of Business Administration in 2007 from the University of Phoenix - Colorado Springs. Clayton and his wife, Delanee, have two children, Eastin (4) and Jackson (2). They currently reside in Bayfield.
ATHLETIC PERSONNEL HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER WAYNE BARGER Wayne Barger begins his 13th season as head athletic trainer at Fort Lewis College. Prior to coming to the Skyhawks, he served as an athletic trainer for 10 years at the University of New Mexico. Through Barger’s leadership and hard work, the athletic training education program at Fort Lewis College became a nationally accredited
SPORTS INFORMATION DIR. ANDREW BEARDSLEY Andrew Beardsley started in August 2006 as the Sports Information Director at Fort Lewis College. Beardsley joins the Fort Lewis College
DIR. OF GAME OPERATIONS COLBY SMITH Fort Lewis College Director of Game Operations, Colby Smith, started working with Skyhawk athletic department in the summer of 2006. He worked with athletic development as
program by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP). Fort Lewis College is only one of two schools in the state of Colorado to have an accredited athletic training education program. Among his duties as head athletic trainer, Barger supervises as many as 15 student athletic trainers, instructs exercise science courses, and is on several committees. While at UNM, Barger was interim head athletic trainer and clinical supervisor for the Lobos for six months during the 1994-95 academic year and served as assistant head athletic trainer at UNM since 1984. He has extensive experience in athletic training at international and national sporting events. In 1996, he served as athletic trainer for the US men’s field hockey team at the Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA. He also served as athletic trainer for basketball and track & field at the 1993 US Olympic Festival Athletic Department after working for St. John Fisher College and Cortland State, both located in Western New York for the previous two years. Beardsley, a former football player and graduate of Cortland State, completed his bachelor’s degree in Sport Management in May 2006 and an internship with the St. John Fisher College sports information department. He continued to work for the St. John Fisher athletic department until being hired here at Fort Lewis. Beardsley will also be an vital tool for the Fort Lewis Athletic Hall of Fame as well as the Athletic Awards Banquet. Beardsley currently resides in Durango. he completed an internship for his masters degree. Smith will also be working hand-in-hand with the Skyhawk Booster Club and Skyhawk promotions and marketing. Smith earned his masters of Sports Administration from the University of Northern Colorado in August 2006. During his time at Northern Colorado, Smith worked on multiple research projects in sports marketing before his internship at Fort Lewis. Prior to attending Northern Colorado and making his way to Durango, Smith graduated with honors in 2004 from Colorado University-Boulder with a undergraduate degree in History. Smith currently resides in Durango with his fiance, Kelly.
in San Antonio, Texas, and for the US junior national basketball team at a qualification tournament in Santa Rosa, Argentina, in 1994. In 1999, Barger served as the athletic trainer for the US junior men’s basketball team at the Junior World Championships in Lisbon, Portugal. Barger has been certified and involved in the National Athletic Trainers’ Association for more than 25 years in a variety of capacities. While at New Mexico he was licensed in athletic training and served a variety of leadership functions from 1983 until 1995. He graduated from the University of New Mexico in 1981 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education and athletic training. He received his master’s degree in physical education administration from UNM in 1984. When not performing his athletic training responsibilities, Barger enjoys rafting, hunting and fly-fishing. He and his wife, Karen, have two sons — Chris (20) and Matt (18). ATHLETICS PHONE DIRECTORY Department Phone Number ...............(970) 247-7571 Department Fax Number ...................(970) 247-7655 (All numbers are area code 970) Athletic Staff President............................Brad Bartel .......... 247-7100 Director of Athletics ..........Kent Stanley ........ 247-7480 Asst. Dir. of Athletics ........Pam Adams ......... 247-7067 Asst. Dir. of Athletics ........Clayton Zenner.... 247-7381 Faculty Athletic Rep. ........Steve Stovall ....... 247-7445 Sports Information Dir. .....Andrew Beardsley 247-7441 Dir. of Game Oper. ............Colby Smith ........ 247-7517 Equipment Manager ..........Ed Rifilato ........... 247-7483 Business Manager .............Ken Flint ............. 247-7171 Compliance Coor. .............Hollie Stanley...... 247-7571 Head Coaches Men’s Basketball...............Bob Hofman ........ 247-7499 Women’s Basketball..........Mark Kellogg ...... 247-7607 Cross Country ...................Ken Flint ............. 247-7485 Football .............................Ed Rifilato ........... 247-7483 Golf ...................................Bud Andersen ...... 247-8674 Men’s Soccer.....................Tim Hankinson .... 247-7461 Women’s Soccer................Damian Clarke .... 247-7640 Softball ..............................Pam Adams ......... 247-7067 Volleyball ..........................Shelly Aaland ...... 247-7062 Assistant Coaches Men’s Basketball..............Bob Pietrack ......... 247-7699 Women’s Basketball.........Kristen Mattio ...... 247-7390 Football ............................Shawn Tucker....... 247-7095 ..........................................Robert DeGuelle .. 247-7482 ..........................................Matt Lutz.............. 247-7572 Men’s Soccer....................Gary Hamel .......... 247-6979 ..........................................Oige Kennedy ...... 247-6979 Women’s Soccer...............Kate Stahlin.......... 247-7640 Softball .............................Glen Adams.......... 247-7067 Volleyball .........................Annie Mortensen.. 247-7062 Club Sports Contacts Baseball ............................Eric King .............. 799-3502 Cycling .............................Dave Hagan .......... 247-7460 Men’s Lacrosse ................John Robinette ..... 375-7323 Soccer...............................Kirk Mearig.......... 903-4251
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COACHES HEAD COACH DAMIAN CLARKE ASSISTANT COACH KATE STAHLIN 5 • 2007 Women’s Soccer
After spending six years as the assistant women’s soccer coach, Damian Clarke was named the head coach in May of 2007. In his six seasons under his predecessor, Jaymee Carozza, Clarke helped guide the Skyhawks to their only two RMAC Championship Tournament titles. After completing the 2006 season with the lady Skyhawks, Damian went to Mesa State for a very brief four-month stint and served as their assistant men’s and women’s soccer coach. Clarke played four-years for the Skyhawk men’s soccer team and began his coaching career as an assistant coach for the women’s soccer program in 1999, the year the Skyhawks won their first RMAC championship. Clarke was a four-year letter winner who saw action as a striker and a midfielder at Fort Lewis College. He helped the Skyhawks win three league championships during his career, including RMAC championships in 1997 and 1998, and the Colorado Athletic Conference title in 1995. Clarke also helped Fort Lewis College earn NCAA Division II playoff berths as a junior and senior. A player who rose to occasion in big games, Clarke blasted a ball past AllAmerican goalkeeper Greg Meyer in the 66th minute of the 1997 RMAC finals against UC-Colorado Springs to put the icing on FLC’s 3-1 victory. Clarke earned his bachelors degree in History after completing his course work in 2002. Damian and his wife Sherin, a former member of the Skyhawk soccer program, were married on July 13, 2002 and currently reside in Durango.
After taking a five year hiatus from the Fort Lewis College women’s soccer program, Kate Stahlin (formerly known as Kate Kelly) joins the Skyhawk for her fourth season in 2007 and the seventh season of her coaching career. Stahlin was also the Skyhawks’ assistant coach from 2000 to 2002 and the Sports Information Director at FLC from 2001 to 2002. In addition to her FLC coaching duties, she also is the Assistant Director of Coaching for the Durango Youth Soccer Association (DYSA). After graduating from Fort Lewis in December of 1999, she coached two seasons at FLC under Jaymee Carozza. She was also Carozza’s student assistant in 1998. She then started at Regis University in the fall of 2002 and spent three seasons as the assistant coach. While at Regis she earned a Master of Arts degree in Specialization Group Communication. She also coached the U18 girls team for the Denver Soccer Club from 2002 to 2003. The past two seasons, Stahlin moved back to Durango and helped coach the Durango High School varsity and junior varsity teams. During her playing career at Fort Lewis, Stahlin was named the FLC Senior Female Athlete of the Year (1999), was a NSCAA/Adidas Scholar-Athlete AllAmerican and an All-Great Plains Second Team selection. She currently ranks in the top six at FLC in career goals, career assists, career points, season goals, season assists and season points. Kate and her husband, Brian, are expecting their first child in December and currently reside in Durango.
SEASON OUTLOOK The Fort Lewis women’s soccer team is coming off a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) Tournament Championship victory by winning three games in three days last season. They loss just three starters from last year’s team and bring in one of the most talented freshmen classes in years. First-year head coach, Damian Clarke looks to make the smooth transition from long-time assistant into the head coaching role left by Jaymee Carozza. In his six years as assistant, the team has gradually gone from two wins (2000) to 15 wins and a RMAC Championship a year ago. Two seniors, Kelly Smith and Kelli Love, return for their fourth years’ on the field, while a talented class of underclassmen from last year’s team look to improve on already proven success. Last season the Skyhawks defeated Metro State, the eventual national champions in to the semifinals of the RMAC Tournament and Regis in the championship game. The Skyhawks snapped a 61-game home-winning streak held by the Roadrunners. GOALKEEPER Bree Baker returns this season to lead the Skyhawks’ between the posts. A season ago she earned the starting position and recorded nine shutouts, a 0.82 goals against average, an 84.1 save percentage and tallied a 15-7-0 overall record. She also grabbed 95 saves in her sophomore campaign. Bree Baker “Bree is really an Junior excellent athlete to have in the goal for us this season,” said Clarke. “She progressed last season each game and turned into an outstanding keeper who earned the RMAC Tournament MVP.” Last season’s back-up, Molly Mouka also returns for her sophomore season. She saw action in just over 17 minutes last season and stopped one shot. One of many talented freshman, Christine Schmelzle, is expected to challenge Mouka for the back-up roll this season. Schmelzle comes from Flagstaff, AZ where she went and played at Coconino High School. DEFENSE The Skyhawk defense loses All-Region and All-Conference player, Kristina Kranzler from a year ago, but two others return as starters in
the Skyhawks’ back line. Junior Maddie Stephens and sophomore Jessica Otero will anchor the back four for the Skyhawks. Two positions are still open as the Skyhawks look for newcomers Jessica Otero or returners to fill the Sophomore outside positions. Junior defender/midfield, Ginny Maddox will look to find her roll in this year’s team after playing in 21 games last season and 20 games her freshman year. Returner and junior, Samantha Scales, will also battle for a spot in the back row. Sophomore Jessie Davis, from Albuquerque, NM, also finds herself in the position to challenge for time on the defensive line. Ginny Maddoz “Our defense this year is Junior probably our most questioned position, but I’m also confident with the talent we have to fill those positions,” Clarke said. “Our sophomores and juniors will challenge for these spots during preseason.”
Smith return as starters at the two outside midfield positions. Ginny Maddox and a hand full of returning underclassmen will also challenge for playing time in the midfield.
MIDFIELD The Skyhawks’ midfield may be the strongest it’s ever been with all four experienced starters returning. Center midfielders, Jamie MacArthur and Kelli Love were both All-Region selections from last season. MacArthur was also a First Team All-RMAC Kelli Love member, Senior while Love was named All-RMAC Honorable Mention. “I’m very excited to see our midfield come together Jamie MacArthur this season,” Sophomore commented Clarke. “I beleive, we have some of the most talented athletes in the nation in the midfield.” Durango native, Lorin Lorin Anderson Anderson and senior Kelly Junior
The 2007 women’s soccer season should be one of the most exciting seasons to watch this fall. New talent and veteran talent will mix in this year’s team. How will first-year head coach Damian Clarke do? Can they repeat as RMAC Tournament Champions and un-crown National Champions Metro State? Stay posted, only time will tell.
ATTACK After the departure of Kate Mahler, who tied the career record for goals at FLC, heavy recruiting time was spent at the forward positions. In addition to last year’s starter, Nichole Kluk who may also be used in other positions this season, the Skyhawks return Kim Sisneros who played in 21 games last season and scored two goals. Two very talented and saught out freshmen, Hayley Hollenga and Sara Egbom, will add depth and challenge Sisneros and Kluk for playing time. Hollenga, Nichole Kluk from Air Academy High Sophomore School in Colorado Springs, has an impressive high school resume, excellent speed and great air skills. “I expect the forward positions to be very exciting this season,” said Clarke. “These girls will have an outstanding midfield feeding them great passes.”
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2007 ROSTER
2007 Skyhawk Women’s Soccer Roster # 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 -
Name Bree Baker Christine Schmelzle Ginny Maddox Jessie Davis Jessica Otero Lorin Anderson Kelli Love Erika Schisler Jamie MacArthur Nichole Kluk Shannon McConnell Natasha Radishofski Erica Deacon Hillary Anderson Samantha Scales Kim Sisneros Sara Egbom Molly Moucka Kortney Hull Kelly Smith Maddie Stephens Hayley Hollenga Danielle Sturm Madison Glantz Colleen O’Brien Tiffany Parks Laurel Reinhardt Betty Sasak Sara Schendel
Cl. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. RS RS RS RS RS
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Pos. GK GK D M/D D M M M M F F F D D M F F GK M F F F F D GK M M/D M F
Ht. 5-6 5-8 5-1 5-7 5-3 5-0 5-6 5-4 5-3 5-7 5-5 5-6 5-4 5-6 5-4 5-1 5-3 5-7 5-4 5-5 5-5 5-7 5-9 5-10 5-3 5-4 5-9 5-2 5-6
Hometown/Previous School Penrose, CO/Canon City Flagstaff, AZ/Coconino Longmont, CO/Niwot Durango, CO/Fort Lewis Albuquerque, NM/New Mexico Durango, CO/Durango Edmond, OK/Edmond North Durango, CO/Durango Albuquerque, NM/New Mexico Los Alamos, NM/Los Alamos Bloomfield, NM/Bloomfield Fort Collins, CO/Rocky Mountain Phoenix, AZ/ Palmdale, CA/Cochise JC Cedar Crest, NM/Manzano Albuquerque, NM/Cibola Albuquerque, NM/Hope Christian Franklin,TN/Franklin Classical Flagstaff, AZ/Coconino Chino Valley, AZ/Chino Valley Dolores, CO/Dolores Colorado Springs, CO/Air Academy Golden, CO/Wheat Ridge Castle Rock, CO/Ponderosa Piscataway, NJ/Piscataway Farmington, NM/Farmington Pagosa Springs, CO/Pagosa Springs Steamboat Springs, CO/Steamboat Springs Bedford, PA/Bedford
PLAYER PROFILES
#0 • BREE BAKER JUNIOR • GOALKEEPER 5-6 • PENROSE, CO CANON CITY HS
• 2006: RMAC Tournament MVP ... AllRMAC second team... Academic All-RMAC ... Letterwinner ... Saw action in 22 games for the Skyhawks ... Made 95 saves and allowed 18 goals in 1,968 minutes between the posts ... Baker’s goals against average this season was .82 ... With Baker in the goal the Skyhawks won 13 games including the RMAC Championship tournament. • 2005: Saw action in four games between the posts ... Made six saves and allowed two goals in 120 mintes ... Owns a goals against average of 1.50 ... Made first collegiate appearance on Aug. 26 against Eastern New Mexico, playing
YEAR 2005 2006 CAREER
W-L-T 0-0-0 13-7-0 13-7-0
BAKER’S CAREER STATISTICS GOALS GP GS MIN 4 0 120 2 22 18 1968 18 26 18 2088 20
#2 • GINNY MADDOX
• 2006: RMAC Tournament team ... Academic All-RMAC ... Saw action in 21 games ... Scored first game-winning goal of the season Oct. 29 against Regis in the RMAC Tournament. • 2005: Came off the bench as a true freshman to play in all 20 games ... Scored three goals and three assists for nine points ... Tallied first collegiate point with an assist on Sept. 3 against East Central University ... Posted two game
JUNIOR • DEFENSE 5-1 • LONGMONT, CO NIWOT HS
YEAR 2005 2006 CAREER
GP 20 21 41
#4 • JESSICA OTERO
YEAR 2006 CAREER
GP 22 22
SAVES 6 95 101
ShO 0 9 0
GAA 1.50 .82 1.16
winning goals on Sept. 27 at Mesa State (1-0) and on Oct. 28 at Adams State (1-0). • HIGH SCHOOL: 2005 graduate of NHS ... Four-year letterwinner ... Three-year academic letterwinner ... Started two years for the Cougars ... Honor roll student ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Earned the “Semper Fi” Award. • ACADEMIC: Math Education major
MADDOX’S CAREER STATISTICS GS GOALS ASSISTS 0 3 3 3 1 0 3 4 3
• 2006: Saw action in 22 games for the Skyhawks ... Tallied 7 assists for a total of seven points ... Recorded her first collegiate point on
SOPHOMORE • DEFENSE 5-3 • ALBUQUERQUE, NM NEW MEXICO
45 minutes in goal and making a season-high three saves ... The Skyhawks won two games and tied two games with Baker defending the goal. • HIGH SCHOOL: 2005 graduate of Canon City HS where she was a four-year starter in basketball (point guard), softball (outfield), and soccer (goalie) ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Student council president ... All-state first team in 2004 & 2005, and second team in 2003 ... First team all-conference from 2003-05. • ACADEMIC: Education major
POINTS 9 2 11
SHOTS 19 9 28
Sept. 1 with an assist against Colorado Christian in a 2-0 win. • ACADEMIC: Undecided upon major.
OTERO’S CAREER STATISTICS GS GOALS ASSISTS 20 0 7 20 0 7
POINTS 7 7
SHOTS 25 25
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PLAYER PROFILES
YEAR 2005 2006 CAREER
GP 20 20 40
ANDERSON’S CAREER STATISTICS GS GOALS ASSISTS 20 1 2 19 1 1 39 2 3
GP 22 22
POINTS 2 0 14 16
SHOTS 1
SENIOR •MIDFIELD 5-6 • EDMOND, OK EDMOND NORTH HS
2 22 24
• HIGH SCHOOL: 2004 graduate of La Cueva High HS ... Second Team All State 2002... First Team All State 2003. • ACADEMIC: Elementary Education/Spanish major
MACARTHUR’S CAREER STATISTICS GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS 22 3 3 9 22 3 3 9
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SENIOR • MIDFIELD 5-0 • DURANGO, CO DURANGO HS
SHOTS 41 41
SOPHOMORE • MIDFIELD 5-3 • ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO HS
#8 •JAIME MACARTHUR
YEAR 2006 CAREER
SHOTS 24 25 49
• HIGH SCHOOL: A two-time all-conference player (2000, 2002) and an all-district honoree (2002) ... Led her team to three city championships (2000, 2001, 2002), one district championship (2000), and the 2002 ThirdDistrict Championship ... She has captained the Oklahoma City Shockers club team for the past four years and was named to the Austin Coaches Classic all-tournament team ... Named the State Olympic Development Program Player in Oklahoma. • ACADEMIC: Early Education major.
LOVE’S CAREER STATISTICS GP GS GOALS ASSISTS 1 1 1 0 Redshirt season 9 0 0 0 22 22 6 2 32 23 7 2
• 2006: All-RMAC 2nd team ... Started in all 22 games as a freshman ... Tallied nine points (three goals, three assists) in her freshman campaign ... Scored her first collegiate goal on Aug. 28 against West Texas A&M in a 3-1 loss.
POINTS 4 3 7
#6 • KELLI LOVE
• 2006: Named All-Midwest Region 1st team ... RMAC All-Tournament team .. All-RMAC honorable mention ... Started in all 22 games for the Skyhawks ... Tallied fourteen pionts (six goals, two assists) in 1,799 minutes of play. • 2005: Played in nine games as a redshirt freshman ... Posted two shots and played more than 280 minutes. • 2004: Redshirt season • 2003: Started the first game of the season and scored her first collegiate goal on Aug. 29 against Dallas Baptist before suffering a season ending knee injury ... Received a medical redshirt. YEAR 2003 2004 2005 2006 CAREER
12 shots on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: 2005 graduate of DHS ... Three-year starter at forward and midfield for the Demons ... Academic All-State ... Earned first team all-conference honors as a senior and second team all-conference honors as a sophomore. • ACADEMIC: Undecided upon major
#5 • LORIN ANDERSON
• 2006: Academic All-RMAC ... Started in 20 games for the Skyhawks ... Tallied three points (one goal, one assist) ... Posted 25 shots and 14 shots on goal in 1236 minutes. • 2005: Started all 20 games as a freshman ... Tallied four points (one goal, two assists) ... Notched first collegiate points on a gamewinning goal on Sept. 4 against St. Edwards University in a 2-1 win ... Posted 24 shots and
PLAYER PROFILES #9 • NICHOLE KLUK
• 2006: Saw action in 22 games as a freshman ... Recorded 3 goals and 7 assists for a total of thirteen points ... Recorded her first collegiate points Sept. 3 against CSU-Pueblo in a 3-0 win. • HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2006 ...
SOPHOMORE • FORWARD 5-7 • LOS ALAMOS LOS ALAMOS HS
#11 •NATASHA RADISHOFSKI #14 • SAMANTHA SCALES
SOPHOMORE • FORWARD 5-6 • FORT COLLINS, CO ROCKY MOUNTAIN HS
JUNIOR • MIDFIELD 5-4 • CEDAR CREST, NM MANZANO HS
#15 • KIM SISNEROS SENIOR • FORWARD 5-1 • ALBUQUERQUE, NM CIBOLA HS
YEAR 2006 CAREER
GP 22 22
GS 16 16
KLUK’S CAREER STATISTICS GOALS ASSISTS 3 7 3 7
• 2006: Saw action in 6 games for the Skyhawks ... Tallied one point (one assist) in 70 minutes of play. • 2005: Redshirt season • HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Rocky
YEAR 2005 2006 CAREER
GP 8 9 17
SHOTS 34 34
Mountain HS in 2005 ... Two-year starter for the Lobos in basketball and soccer ... Honor roll student ... Academic all-state. • ACADEMIC: Business major
SHOTS 2 2
• HIGH SCHOOL: A 2004 graduate of Manzano HS ... Three-year starter and letterwinner in soccer and track ... Earned the varsity coach’s award, MVP, team captain, all-state honorable mention, and all-district ... One-year academic letterwinner. • ACADEMIC: Biology major.
SCALES’ CAREER STATISTICS GOALS ASSISTS GS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
• 2006: RMAC All-Tournament team ... Recorded one start in 21 games for the Skyhawks ... Tallied 2 goals and 2 assists in 814 minutes. • 2005: Medical redshirt season • 2004: Letterwinner ... Notched three starts in 16 games... First collegiate goal was also the game-winning goal in a 2-1 triumph at Colorado Christian on 9-10-04 ... Registered two goals and one assist in her freshman campaign. YEAR 2004 2005 2006 CAREER
POINTS 13 13
RADISHOFSKI’S CAREER STATISTICS GP GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS Redshirt Season 6 0 0 1 1 6 0 0 1 1
• 2006: Saw action in 9 games for the Skyhawks ... Recorded three shots, two of which were on goal. • 2005: Appeared in eight games ... Played more than 200 minutes as a redshirt freshman ... Registered one shot and one shot on goal on Sept. 3 against East Central University • 2004: Redshirt season
YEAR 2005 2006 CAREER
Two year starter as forward in soccer and point guard in basketball... Received All-State First Team three years and was named Player of the Year in 4A for 2005. • ACADEMIC: Undecided upon major.
POINTS 0 0 0
SHOTS 1 3 4
• HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Cibola HS in 2004 where she was a four-year starter at forward and midfield for the Cougars ... Named to the all-district and Academic alldistrict teams four times (2000-04) ... Garnered second team all-state honors (2001) and named Outstanding Female Athlete of the Week. • ACADEMIC: Computer science and Exercise Science major.
SISNEROS’ CAREER STATISTICS GP GS GOALS ASSISTS 16 3 2 1 Redshirt Season 21 1 2 2 37 4 4 3
POINTS 5 6 11
SHOTS 13 18 31
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PLAYER PROFILES
YEAR 2006 CAREER
W-L-T 0-0-0 0-0-0
MOUCKA’S CAREER STATISTICS GP GS MIN GOALS SAVES 2 0 17 0 1 2 0 17 0 1
GP 20 20 22 62
GP 16 20 36
POINTS 4 14 6 24
SHOTS 12 39 21 72
SENIOR • FORWARD 5-5 • CHINO VALLEY, AZ CHINO VALLEY HS
Letterwinner • HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Dobres HS in 2005 ... Salutatorian, student body president, and National Honor Society president ... Played soccer at Montezuma-Cortez (Dolores HS does not offer soccer) ... Four-year starter for the Panthers. • ACADEMIC: Environmental Biology major.
STEPHENS’ CAREER STATISTICS GS GOALS ASSISTS 0 1 3 19 2 1 19 3 4
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SOPHOMORE • GOALKEEPER 5-7 • FRANKLIN, TN FRANKLIN CLASSIACL SCHOOL
POINTS 5 5 10
SHOTS 9 23 32
JUNIOR • FORWARD 5-5 • DOLORES, CO DOLORES HS
#21 • MADDIE STEPHENS
YEAR 2005 2006 CAREER
GAA 0.00 0.00
7-0 win against Colorado Christian. • HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2004 from Chino Valley HS ... Played soccer, basketball, track and softball for the Cougars ... Fouryear starter at forward, outside and midfield ... Named Freshman of the Year... Named second team all-conference in 2000 and 2001 ... First team all-conference award winner in 2003 and 2004 ... Won nine state championships in the 100m, 200m, 400m, and 4x400 track state meets ... Two-time regional champion in basketball. • ACADEMIC: Intermediate Education major, Recreation minor.
SMITH’S CAREER STATISTICS GS GOALS ASSISTS 18 1 2 20 5 4 18 1 4 56 7 10
• 2006: Academic All-RMAC ... Saw action in 20 games for the Skyhawks ... Tallied 5 points (two goals, one assist) in 2002 minutes. • 2005: Recorded first point of her collegiate career with an assist on Sept. 3 in a 3-0 win against East Central University ... Netted first collegiate goal on Oct. 14 at Colorado Christian ... Played in 16 of the Skyhawks 20 games ... Tapped off nine shots (four on goal) ...
ShO 0.0 0.0
#20 • KELLY SMITH
• 2006: Academic All-RMAC ... Saw action in all 22 games for the Skyhawks ... Tallied six pionts (one goal, four assists) in 1412 minutes. • 2005: Academic All-RMAC ... St,arted all 20 games ... Recorded 14 points after scoring five goals and four assists ... Netted a season high four points on Oct. 14 at Colorado Christian after scoring two goals ... Letterwinner ... Moved to the center forward position after playing outside midfield as a freshman. • 2004: Earned first collegiate letter after starting 18-of-20 games ... Recorded first point in her Skyhawk career on 9-12-04 in a 1-1 tie at CSU-Pueblo ... Netted first goal and second assist in her freshman season on 10-15-04 in a YEAR 2004 2005 2006 CAREER
Soccer in High School...Graduated in 2005 • ACADEMIC: Exercise Science Sports Administration
#17 • MOLLY MOUCKA
• 2006: Saw action in 2 games for the Skyhawks ... Recorded one save in 17 minutes between the posts. • HIGH SCHOOL: Played Basketball and
PLAYER PROFILES RETURNERS #3 JESSIE DAVIS SOPHOMORE MID./DEF. 5-7 DURANGO, CO DURANGO
#12 ERICA DEACON FRESHMAN DEFENSE 5-4 PHOENIX, AZ
#23 DANIELLE STURM R-FRESHMAN FORWARD 5-7 GOLDEN, CO WHEAT RIDGE HS
NEWCOMERS #1 CHRISTINE SCHMELZLE
#7 ERIKA SHISLER
#10 SHANNON MCCONNELL
FRESHMAN GOALKEEPER 5-8 FLAGSTAFF, AZ COCONINO HS
FRESHMAN MIDFIELD 5-4 DURANGO, CO DURANGO HS
#13 HILLARY ANDERSON
#16 SARA EGBOM
#18 KORTNEY HULL
FRESHMAN FORWARD 5-3 ALBUQUERQUE, NM HOPE CHRISTIAN HS
FRESHMAN MIDFIELD 5-4 FLAGSTAFF, AZ COCONINO HS
#22 HAYLEY HOLLENGA
#24 MADISON GLANTZ
COLEEN O’BRIEN
FRESHMAN FORWARD 5-7 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO AIR ACADEMY HS
FRESHMAN DEFENSE 5-10 CASTLE ROCK, CO PONDEROSA HS
TIFFANY PARKS
LAUREL REINHARDT
FRESHMAN MIDFIELD 5-4 FARMINGTON, NM FARMINGTON HS
FRESHMAN MID./DEF. 5-9 PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO PAGOSA SPRINGS HS
SOPHOMORE DEFENSE 5-6 PALMDALE, CA COCHISE JC
FRESHMAN FORWARD 5-5 BLOOMFIELD, NM BLOOMFIELD HS
FRESHMAN GOALKEEPER 5-3 PISCATAWAY, NJ PISCATAWAY HS
BETTY SASAK FRESHMAN MIDFIELD 5-2 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO STEAMBOAT SPRINGS HS
SARAH SCHENDEL FRESHMAN FORWARD 5-6 BEDFORD, PA BEDFORD HS
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RMAC PRESEASON POLL 2007 RMAC W’ Scc P P # 1. 2. T3. T3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Sc (1 P. V) Pi Metro State (5) 11 Fort Lewis (3) 16 Mesa State (1) 23 Regis 23 Colorado Mines 35 CSU-Pueblo 42 New Mexico Highlands 52 Adams State 53 Colorado Christian 64
‘06 RMAC Rcd 12-0 8-4-0 8-2-2 8-2-2 2-7-3 3-6-3 2-9-1 3-8-1 1-9-2
‘06 O’
Rcd 24-2-0 15-7-0 11-6-2 11-7-4 5-9-4 6-10-3 4-12-1 5-12-1 4-12-2
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Augu 14, 2007 -- The 2006 NCAA Division II women’s soccer national champions, Metro State College, are picked to win the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference title in 2007. The Roadrunners have won ęve consecutive RMAC regular season titles. MSCD received ęve of a possible eight ęrst place votes. The RMAC preseason poll and all-conference team is voted on by each of the nine head women’s soccer coaches. Metro State is led by three preseason All-RMAC selections in Rc Z (Lone Tree, Colo.), Nic Ci (LiĴleton, Colo.) and Jic Bw (LiĴleton, Colo.). Zollner, an All-American goalkeeper in 2006, is also the 2007 RMAC Preseason Defensive Player of the Year. Regis’ T Kikpick (Lincoln, Neb.) is the 2007 RMAC Preseason Player of the Year. Kirkpatrick was the RMAC 2006 Defensive Player of the Year and is a two-time All-American for the third-ranked Rangers. Junior C Ricd joins Kirkpatrick at the Preseason All-RMAC team. The 2006 RMAC Tournament champion, Fort Lewis, received three ęrst place votes and are picked second in the RMAC. New head coach Di Ck has a couple of preseason All-RMAC players in Ji McAu (Albuquerque, N.M.) and K¢ Si (Chino Valley, Ariz.) Skyhawks forward H¢¢ Hg (Colorado Springs, Colo.) is the Preseason Freshman of the Year. Mesa State, who tied for second last year, is tied for third in the pre-season poll. The Mavericks are led by preseason All-RMAC midęelder Lu S (Grand Junction, Colo.). Colorado Mines is picked ęĞh, followed by CSU-Pueblo, New Mexico Highlands, Adams State and Colorado Christian. The RMAC Women’s Soccer tournament will feature six teams. The number three and four seeds will host the ęve and six seeds on Wed. Oct. 31. The winner of those games will play the number one and two seeds at the number one seed on Fri. Nov. 2. The championship will be Sun. Nov. 4.
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2007 Women’s Soccer Preseason All-RMAC Team D GK MF MF F D MF MF MF MF GK
*Tara Kirkpatrick, Regis (Senior, 5-9) Rachel Zollner, Metro State (Senior, 5-7) *Lauren Sell, Mesa State (Senior, 5-7) *Jamie MacArthur, Fort Lewis (Soph., 5-3) Kayla Mitchell, Colorado Mines (Soph., 5-3) Nicole Cito, Metro State (Junior, 5-6) Robin Hayes, CSU-Pueblo (Senior, 5-8) Jessica Brown, Metro State (Senior, 5-6) Chelsea Reichard, Regis (Junior, 5-5) Kelly Smith, Fort Lewis (Senior, 5-5) McKaila Dorman, N.M. Highlands (Senior)
Players are listed in order of points received. *- unanimous Preseason All-RMAC selection
2007 RMAC Preseason Player of the Year T Kikpick, Rgi D, Senior, 5-9 Linclon, Neb. Pius X High School
2007 RMAC Preseason Defensіve Player of the Year Rc Z, M S GK, Senior, 5-7 Lone Tree, Colo. Highlands Ranch H.S. Stanford University
2007 RMAC Preseason Freshman of the Year H¢¢ Hg, F Lwi F, Freshman, 5-7 Colorado Springs, Colo Air Academy H.S.
2006 RESULTS/STATS RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE
* * * * * * *
* * * * *
Date Aug 24, 2006 Aug 16, 2006 Aug 28, 2006 Sept 1, 2006 Sep 03, 2006 Sep 08, 2006 Sep 10, 2006 Sep 15, 2006 Sep 17, 2006 Sep 22, 2006 Sep 27, 2006 Sep 29, 2006 Oct 01, 2006 Oct 06, 2006 Oct 08, 2006 Oct 13, 2006 Oct 15, 2006 Oct 20, 2006 Oct 22, 2006 Oct 27, 2006 Oct 28, 2006 Oct 29, 2006
OVERALL 15-7-0 8-4-0 7-3-0
HOME 8-2-0 4-2-0 4-0-0
Opponent at Eastern New Mexico vs MSU-Billings at West Texas A&M at Colo. Christian at Colorado St.-Pueblo CSM MSC COLO. CHRISTIAN ASC RU MESA STATE COLLEGE MSU TWU at ASC at N.M. Highlands DSC N.M. HIGHLANDS at MSC at #5 Metro State vs CSU-Pueblo at #4 Metro State vs RU
W/L L L OT L W W W L W W L W W W W W W W L L W W W
AWAY 5-4-0 4-2-0 1-2-0 Score 1-2 0-1 1-3 2-0 3-0 3-2 0-1 5-0 4-0 0-3 2-1 3-0 4-0 3-0 4-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 1-2 2-0 2-1 1-0
NEUTRAL 2-1-0 0-0-0 2-1-0 Attend 150 75 100 211 125 150 212 345 175 125 208 234 110 75 114 215 145 207 59 162 148
GOALS BY PERIOD FLCWS Opponents
1st 20 7
2nd 24 10
OT 0 1
Total 44 18
SHOTS BY PERIOD FLCWS Opponents
1st 180 108
2nd 196 108
OT 1 1
Total 377 217
SAVES BY PERIOD FLCWS Opponents
1st 47 82
2nd 50 80
OT 0 1
Total 97 163
TEAM STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored average Shot pct. Shots on goal-Attempts SOG pct. Shots/Game Assists GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Penalty Unassisted Overtime CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES PENALTIES Fouls Yellow cards Red cards ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date Neutral Site #/Avg
FLCWS
OPP
44-377 1.99 .117 207-377 .549 17.1 41
18-217 0.82 .083 115-217 .530 9.9 14
44 2 8 0 93 2-2 45
18 0 4 1 72 0-1 18
205 10 1
237 11 1
1903 10/190 3/69
1235 9/137
CORNER KICKS BY PRD FLCWS Opponents
1st 51 33
2nd 42 39
OT 0 0
Total 93 72
FOULS BY PERIOD FLCWS Opponents
1st 97 111
2nd 107 126
OT 1 0
Total 205 237
## 12 6 7 13 8 11 4 15 20 21 5 16 18 2 24 23 22 0 9 14 3 10 1
PLAYER Kate Mahler Kelli Love Nichole Kluk Randi Lucero-Wilson Jamie MacArthur Natasha Goslow Jessica Otero Kim Sisneros Kelly Smith Maddie Stephens Lorin Anderson Chrystal Johnson Kelly O’Leary Ginny Maddox Katelyn Mason Tasha Radishoski Hilary Smallwood Bree Baker Chandra Kluk Samantha Scales Jessie Davis Katrina Kranzler Molly Moucka Total............... Opponents...........
GP 22 22 22 18 22 21 22 21 22 20 20 22 17 21 5 6 5 22 9 9 6 22 2 22 22
G 16 6 3 4 3 2 0 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 18
A 4 2 7 1 3 4 7 2 4 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 41 14
Pts 36 14 13 9 9 8 7 6 6 5 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 129 50
Sh 78 22 34 15 41 32 25 18 21 23 25 15 4 9 2 2 2 0 4 3 2 0 0 377 217
Shot% .205 .273 .088 .267 .073 .062 .000 .111 .048 .087 .040 .067 .250 .111 .500 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .117 .083
SOG 48 14 20 8 20 15 11 8 13 13 14 5 3 7 2 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 207 115
SOG% .615 .636 .588 .533 .488 .469 .440 .444 .619 .565 .560 .333 .750 .778 1.000 .500 .500 .000 .500 .667 .000 .000 .000 .549 .530
GW 8 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 7
PK-ATT 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-1
## 1 0
GOALTENDERS Molly Moucka Bree Baker Total............... Opponents...........
GP 2 22 22 22
Minutes 17:08 1968:22 1985:30 1985:30
GA 0 18 18 44
Avg 0.00 0.82 0.82 1.99
Save 1 95 97 163
Pct 1.000 .841 .843 .787
W 0 13 13 7
L 0 7 7 14
T 0 0 0 0
Sho 0.0 9.0 11 4
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2007 OPPONENTS
Adams State
Colorado Mines
Mesa State
Mascot: Grizzlies Location: Alamosa, Colo. Enrollment: 2,000 Conference: RMAC-West Division Athletic Director: Larry Mortensen Sports Information Director: Chris Day Home Field: Rex Field
Mascot: Orediggers Location: Golden, Colo. Enrollment: 4,000 Conference: RMAC-East Division Athletic Director: Tom Spicer Sports Information Director: Jeff Duggan Home Field: Brooks Field
Mascot: Mavericks Location: Grand Junction, Colo. Enrollment: 6,000 Conference: RMAC-West Division Athletic Director: Jamie Hamilton Sports Information Director: Tish Elliott Home Field: Bergman Field
Head Coach: Tom Cliff Assistant: Ashley Ascherl Record: FLC leads, 6-2-2
Head Coach: Frank Kohlenstein Assistants: Lindsay Sosovec, Rick Dressel Record: FLC leads, 1-0-0
Head Coach: Jim Buchan Assistants: Lorenzo Escanero, Lindsay Blose Record: Mesa St. leads, 11-8-3
Colorado Christian
CSU-Pueblo
Metro State
Mascot: Cougars Location: Lakewood, Colo. Enrollment: 800 Conference: RMAC-East Divison Athletic Director: Doug Yager Sports Information Director: Dustin Main Home Field: Soccer Field
Mascot: ThunderWolves Location: Pueblo, Colo. Enrollment: 4,200 Conference: RMAC-West Division Athletic Director: Joe Folda Sports Information Director: Anthony Sandstrom Home Field: Rawlings Soccer Complex
Mascot: Roadrunners Location: Denver, Colo. Enrollment: 21,000 Conference: RMAC-East Division Athletic Director: Joan McDermott Sports Information Director: Michelle Zents Home Field: Auraria Soccer Field
Head Coach: Tammy Wishard Record: FLC leads, 13-11-2
Head Coach: Roy Stanley Assistant: Ryan Regrutto Record: CUS-P leads, 12-10-4
Head Coach: Danny Sanchez Assistants: Adrianne Almaraz, Amy Leichliter Record: Metro St. leads, 18-8-2
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2007 OPPONENTS
N.M. Highlands
Mascot: Cowboys Location: Las Vegas, N.M. Enrollment: 3,800 Conference: RMAC-West Division Athletic Director: Sedillo Elizabeth Sports Information Director: Gavino Archuleta Home Field: Perkins Stadium Head Coach: Ron Blue Assistants: Annie Christensen, Varel Alloghto-Kohgho Record: FLC leads, 17-3-2
Regis University
Mascot: Rangers Location: Denver, Colo. Enrollment: 1,400 Conference: RMAC-East Division Athletic Director: Barbara Schroeder Sports Information Director: TBA Home Field: Regis Soccer Field Head Coach: J.B. Belzer Assistant: Kristen Geyer Record: Regis leads, 22-5-1
Dixie State
Mont. St.-Billings
Mascot: Rebels Location: St. George, Utah Enrollment: 6,000 Conference: Pacific West Athletic Director: Dexter Irvin Sports Information Director: Jeff Cluff Home Field: Hansen Stadium
Mascot: Yellowjackets Location: Billings, Mont. Enrollment: 4,700 Conference: Heartland Athletic Director: Gary Gray Sports Information Director: Travis Elam Home Field: College of Technology Soccer Field
Head Coach: Linda Huddleston Assistant: Nicole Averett Record: FLC leads, 1-0-0
Head Coach: Don Trentham Assistant: Greg Alario Record: FLC leads, 4-1-1
University of Minn.-Duluth Mascot: Bulldogs Location: Duluth, Minn. Enrollment: 9,000 Conference: North Central Athletic Director: Bob Nielson Sports Information Director: Bob Nygaard Home Field: Griggs Field Head Coach: Greg Cane Assistant: Kelly Gragas-Wheeler Record: 0-0-0
University of S.D. Mascot: Coyotes Location: Vermillion, S.D. Enrollment: 6,400 Conference: North Central Athletic Director: Joel Nielsen Sports Information Director: Shane Drahota Home Field: USD Soccer Field Head Coach: Beck Heiberger Assistant: Katie Rozum Record vs.: 0-0-0
Eastern New Mexico Mascot: Greyhounds Location: Portales, N.M. Enrollment: 4,800 Conference: Lonestar
Athletic Director: Mike Maguire Sports Information Director: Adam Pitterman Home Field: ENMU Soccer Field Head Coach: Travis McCorkle Record: tie, 1-1-0 2007 Women’s Soccer • 16
DIRKS FIELD & VOICES OF THE SKYHAWKS DIRKS FIELD The Skyhawk women’s soccer team plays its home games on the natural grass surface of Dirks Field. A capacity of 2,000 allows students and community members to cheer on their home team. The field is named for Fort Lewis College friend and donor Martin Dirks, a former club soccer player at Fort Lewis in the 1970s. Today, Martin supports the soccer program in many ways, including financially. Some of Dirks’ contributions include donating funds, which went towards men’s soccer locker room im-
provements, the fencing surrounding the field, and the scoreboard, which first graced the field in 2004, part of the excavation of the football practice fields and part of Dirks Field, as well
as scholarship money. Prior to Dirks Field, the soccer program shared Ray Dennison Memorial Field with the football team. Starting in 1994, the varsity program’s inception, until 1997 the women were 5-11-2 in games played at RDMF. In 1997 the Skyhawks moved to their new turf, FLC Soccer Field. This field was renamed honoring Dirks in 2003. In 10 seasons on the field the women have notched a record of 37-41-11, including a 7-1-1 home record in 2005 and an 8-2-0 home record in 2006.
SKYHAWKS ON THE AIR Fort Lewis games will be broadcast on KIUP (930 AM), one of three stations in the Four Corners Broadcasting family. Other FCB stations include KIQX (101.3 FM) and KRSJ (100.5 FM). The relationship between KIUP and the Skyhawks is among the longest-running athletic broadcasting committments in Colorado, spanning more than 60 years. KIUP first began covering Fort Lewis athletics in the middle 1940s.
VOICES OF THE SKYHAWKS Phil Duke and John Mahoney Phil Duke is entering his fifth year announcing Skyhawk soccer matches. Duke also serves as a professor in and the chair of the Fort Lewis College Anthropology Department. John Mahoney, a local realtor, is also entering his fifth year atop the pressbox announcing Skyhawk soccer matches. Mahoney and Duke have also traveled to and announced the men's soccer final four matches in 2005 and 2006.
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2006 RMAC STATS INDIVIDUAL STATS LEADERS
RMAC STANDINGS RMAC W-L-T 12-0-0 8-2-2 8-2-2 8-4-0 3-6-3 3-8-1 2-9-1 1-9-2
School Metro State Mesa State Regis Fort Lewis CSU-Pueblo Adams State NM Highlands Colorado Christian
Overall W-L-T 24-2 -0 11-6-2 11-7-4 15-7-0 6-10-3 5-12-1 4-12-1 4-12-2
2006 POSTSEASON RESULTS RMAC Tournament - Hosted by Metro QUARTERFINAL (Friday, Oct. 27) #4 Fort Lewis 2, #5 CSU-Pueblo 0 #3 Mesa State 4, #6 Adams State 0 SEMIFINAL (Saturday, Oct. 28) #4 Fort Lewis 2, #1 Metro State 1 #3 Mesa State 0, #2 Regis 1 CHAMPIONSHIP (Sunday, Oct. 29) #4 Fort Lewis 1, #2 Regis 0 Midwest Regional - Hosted by Metro State ROUND ONE (Friday, Nov. 3) West Texas A&M 2, Metro State 3 ROUND TWO - Regional Championship (Sunday, Nov. 5) St. Edwards 0, Metro State 2 QUARTERFINALS (Saturday, Nov. 11) UC-San Diego 0, Metro State 2
POINTS ## Player-Team 1. Kylee Hanavan-MSCD 2. Kira Sharp-MSCD 3. Kate Mahler-FLC 4. Lauren Sell-MSC 5. Kelly Labor-RU 6. Katie Kilbey-MSCD 7. Carter Cornett-RU 8. Kayla Mitchell-CSM 9. Sara Lyles-ASC 10. Robin Hayes-CSUP
GP 25 25 22 19 22 26 21 16 18 18
GOALS ## Player-Team 1. Kylee Hanavan-MSCD 2. Kate Mahler-FLC 3. Lauren Sell-MSC 4. Kira Sharp-MSCD 5. Carter Cornett-RU Katie Kilbey-MSCD 7. Kayla Mitchell-CSM
GP 25 22 19 25 21 26 16
G 23 14 16 15 11 12 12 11 11 10 No. 23 16 15 14 12 12 11
A 20 12 4 2 8 4 2 3 2 0
Pts. 66 40 36 32 30 28 26 25 24 20 Avg/G 0.92 0.73 0.79 0.56 0.57 0.46 0.69
SEMIFINALS - Hosted by West Florida University (Thursday, Nov. 16) Metro State 2, West Chester 1 FINALS - National Championship (Saturday, Nov. 18) Metro State 1, Grand Valley State 0 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Metropolitan State College of Denver
Sara Lyles-ASC Kelly Labor-RU 10.Robin Hayes-CSUP
18 22 18
11 11 10
0.61 0.50 0.56
ASSISTS ## Player-Team 1. Kylee Hanavan-MSCD 2. Kira Sharp-MSCD 3. Kelly Labor-RU Jenna Oney-MSCD 5. Jessica Otero-FLC Nichole Kluk-FLC 7. Nina Banducci-RU 8. Becca Mays-MSCD 9. Kira Brannan-MSC Katrina Hartfield-MSC Debarah Benson-MSC Beccah Drennan-CSUP Cassie Cornett-RU Natasha Goslow-FLC Kate Mahler-FLC Kelly Smith-FLC Justine Montoya-MSCD Katie Kilbey-MSCD
GP 25 25 22 26 22 22 22 26 18 19 19 19 20 21 22 22 26 26
No. 20 12 8 8 7 7 6 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Avg/G 0.80 0.48 0.36 0.31 0.32 0.32 0.27 0.19 0.22 0.21 0.21 0.21 0.20 0.19 0.18 0.18 0.15 0.15
SAVES ## Player-Team 1. Alison Cox-CCU 2. Kaitlyn Bennett-MSC 3. Heather Boyd-ASC 4. Bree Baker-FLC 5. Joanna Humphreys-RU 6. Janine Chumley-ASC 7. CJ Moore-CSUP Rachel Zollner-MSCD 9. McKaila Dorman-NMHU 10. Jenny Gradishar-CSM
GP 18 19 11 22 20 8 13 25 13 13
No. 145 126 102 96 91 90 72 72 69 65
Avg/G 8.06 6.63 9.27 4.36 4.55 11.25 5.54 2.88 5.31 5.00
TEAM STATS LEADERS POINTS ## Player-Team 1. Metro State 2. Fort Lewis 3. Regis University 4. Mesa State 5. Colo. Mines 6. Adams State 7. Colo. St.-Pueblo 8. Colo. Christian. 9. N.M. Highlands
GP 26 22 22 19 18 18 19 18 17
No. 246 129 110 93 68 47 46 44 37
ASSISTS ## Team 1. Metro State 2. Fort Lewis 3. Regis University 4. Mesa State 5. Colo. St.-Pueblo Colo. Mines 7. Colo. Christian 8. Adams State 9. N.M. Highlands
GP 26 22 22 19 19 18 18 18 17
No. 72 41 32 23 14 14 12 11 9
Avg/G 9.46 5.86 5.00 4.89 3.78 2.61 2.42 2.44 2.18
GOALS ## Team 1. Metro State 2. Fort Lewis 3. Regis University 4. Mesa State 5. Colo. Mines 6. Adams State 7. Colo. St.-Pueblo Colo. Christian 9. N.M. Highlands
GP 26 22 22 19 18 18 19 18 17
No. 87 44 39 35 27 18 16 16 14
Avg/G 3.35 2.00 1.77 1.84 1.50 1.00 0.84 0.89 0.82
SAVES ## Team 1. Adams State 2. Colo. Christian 3. Mesa State 4. Colo. St.-Pueblo 5. N.M. Highlands Regis University 7. Colo. Mines 8. Fort Lewis 9. Metro State
GP 18 18 19 19 17 22 18 22 26
No. 194 145 127 112 101 101 99 97 74
Avg/G 10.78 8.06 6.68 5.89 5.94 4.59 5.50 4.41 2.85
Avg/G 2.77 1.86 1.45 1.21 0.74 0.78 0.67 0.61 0.53
SHOTS ## Team 1. Metro State 2. Mesa State 3. Fort Lewis 4. Regis University 5. Colo. Mines 6. Colo. St.-Pueblo 7. N.M. Highlands 8. Adams State 9. Colo. Christian
GP 26 19 22 22 18 19 17 18 18
No. 496 395 377 299 274 242 225 214 151
Avg/G 19.08 20.79 17.14 13.59 15.22 12.74 13.24 11.89 8.39
GOALS ALLOWED ## Team GP 1. Metro State 26 2. Mesa State 19 3. Fort Lewis 22 4. Regis University 22 5. Colo. Mines 18 6. N.M. Highlands 17 7. Colo. St.-Pueblo 19 8. Colo. Christian 18 9. Adams State 18
No. 11 16 18 24 29 30 44 46 49
Avg/G 0.42 0.84 0.82 1.09 1.61 1.76 2.32 2.56 2.72
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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Most Games, Field Player 81 ..........Kate Mahler .............2003-06 78 ..........Becky Gilmore .........2002-05 ..............Chrystal Johnson .....2002-06 76 ..........Sarah Griffith ...........2001-04 Most Games, Goalkeeper 66 ..........Charlori Cotter ......... 1998-01 56 ..........Bonnie LaMoine ......2001-04 49 ..........Kathryn Jamvold ......1994-97 Most Goals 34 ..........Carisa Bradford .......1995-99 ..............Kate Mahler .............2003-06 25 ..........Danielle Ornelas ......1995-98 16 ..........Kate Kelly .......... 1995-97, 99 Most Assists 18 ..........Nicole Boesche........1996-99 15 ..........Carisa Bradford .......1995-99 ..............Heather Stein ...........1994-97 13 ..........Becky Gilmore .........2002-05 Most Total Points 83 ..........Carisa Bradford .......1995-99 78 ..........Becky Gilmore .........2002-05 76 ..........Kate Mahler .............2003-06 Most Shots 208 ........Becky Gilmore .........2002-05 174 ........Carisa Bradford .......1995-99 173 ........Kate Mahler .............2003-06 Best Goals Against Average (min, 10 games) 1.160 ......Bree Baker ...............2005-06 1.533......Kathryn Jamvold ......1994-97 1.560......Bonnie LaMoine ......2001-04 Most Shutouts 13 ..........Bonnie LaMoine ......2001-04 10 ..........Kathryn Jamvold ......1994-97 9 ............Jeana Turk ...............2004-05 ..............Bree Baker ...............2005-06 Most Saves 424 ........Kathryn Jamvold ......1994-97 400 ........Charlori Cotter ......... 1998-01 359 ........Bonnie LaMoine ......2001-04
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INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS Most Games, Field Player 22 ............Kate Mahler ...................... 2006 .................Kelli Love .......................... 2006 .................Nichole Kluk..................... 2006 .................Jamie MacArthur .............. 2006 .................Jessica Otero ..................... 2006 .................Kelly Smith ........................ 2006 .................Chrystal Johnson .............. 2006 .................Katrina Kranzler .............. 2006 Most Games, Goalkeeper 22 ............Bree Baker ......................... 2006 20 ............Charlori Cotter ................. 1999 .................Jeana Turk.......................... 2005 .................Bonnie LaMoine ............... 2004 17 ............Kathryn Jamvold .............. 1996 16 ............Kathryn Jamvold .............. 1997 Most Minutes, Field Player 2,253 .......Katrina Kranzler .............. 2006 2,137 .......Jessica Otero ..................... 2006 2,079 .......Jamie MacArthur .............. 2006 2,002 .......Maddie Stephens .............. 2006 1,909 .......Kate Kelly.......................... 1999 Most Minutes, Goalkeeper 2,236 .......Bree Baker ......................... 2006 1,960 .......Charlori Cotter ................. 1999 1,956 .......Bonnie LaMoine ............... 2004 1,741 .......Jeana Turk.......................... 2005 1,635 .......Kathryn Jamvold .............. 1996 Most Goals 16 ............Kate Mahler ...................... 2006 15 ............Carisa Bradford ................ 1999 10 ............Kate Kelly.......................... 1997 .................Danielle Ornelas ............... 1996 9 ..............Kate Mahler ...................... 2005 7 ..............Carisa Bradford ................ 1996 .................Becky Gilmore .................. 2005 .................Kate Mahler ...................... 2004 .................Danielle Ornelas ............... 1997 Most Assists 8 ..............Heather Stein .................... 1996 7 ..............Carisa Bradford ................ 1999 .................Nichole Kluk..................... 2006 .................Jessica Otero ..................... 2006 6 ..............Nicole Boesche ................. 1999 .................Nicole Boesche ................. 1996 .................Becky Gilmore .................. 2005 .................Kate Kelly.......................... 1999
Most Total Points 37 ............Carisa Bradford ................ 1999 36 ............Kate Mahler ...................... 2006 21 ............Kate Kelly.......................... 1997 20 ............Becky Gilmore .................. 2005 .................Danielle Ornelas ............... 1996 Most Shots 86 ............Kendra Keeley .................. 1994 81 ............Becky Gilmore .................. 2005 78 ............Kate Mahler ...................... 2006 62 ............Carisa Bradford ................ 1999 58 ............Kate Kelly.......................... 1999 Best Goals Against Average (Min, 8 Games) 0.820 .......Bree Baker ......................... 2006 0.930 .......Jeana Turk.......................... 2005 1.150 .......Bonnie LaMoine ............... 2004 1.211 .......Kathryn Jamvold .............. 1996 1.286 .......Charlori Cotter ................. 1999 1.437 .......Bonnie LaMoine ............... 2003 1.737 .......Kathryn Jamvold .............. 1997 Most Shutouts 9 ..............Jeana Turk.......................... 2005 .................Bree Baker ......................... 2006 6 ..............Bonnie LaMoine .............. 2002 5 ..............Bonnie LaMoine ............... 2004 .................Charlori Cotter ................. 1999 3 ..............Kathryn Jamvold .........1995-97 Most Consecutive Shutouts 3 ......Jeana Turk .......... 9/23/05-9/27/05 3 ......Jeana Turk ............ 9/9/05-9/14/05 2 ......B. LaMoine .......10/29/04-10/31/04 2 ......B. LaMoine...... 10/16/02-10/18/02 2 ......B. LaMoine ......... 9/29/02-10/4/02 2 ......C. Cotter ............. 9/17/99-9/19/99 Longest Shutout Streak 427:15 .....Jeana Turk 9/18/05-10/16/05 295:45 .....Jeana Turk..... 9/4/05-9/16/05 276:08 .....C. Cotter....... 9/12/99-9/21/99 214:06 .....K. Jamvold ......10/28/95-9/8/96 209:38 .....B. LaMoine....10/13/02-10/20/02 Most Saves 143 ..........Bonnie LaMoine ............... 2004 140 ..........Kathryn Jamvold .............. 1995 131 ..........Aimee Hourigan ............... 1994 129 ..........Kathryn Jamvold .............. 1997
TEAM RECORDS TEAM SEASON RECORDS Best Record 13-4-3 ......(.725) .......2005 15-7-0 ......(.682) .......2006 Best Rmac Record 10-3-1 ......(.750) .......2005 9-3-0........(.750) .......1999 Best Cac Record 3-8-1 ........(.292) .......1995 3-9-0........(.250) .......1994 Most Overtime Games 8 ..............2004 6 ..............1999 Most Goals 45 ............1999 44 ............2006 Most Assists 42 ............1999 41 ............2006 Most Total Points 132 ..........1999 129 ..........2006 Most Shots 388 ..........1999 377 ..........2006 Best Goals Against Average 0.820 .......2006 0.930 .......2005 Most Shutouts 11 ............2006 10 ............2005 Most Saves 166 ..........1994 148 ..........2004 Fewest Goals Allowed 18 ............2006 20 ............2005 Fewest Shots Allowed 203 ..........1996 217 ..........2006
TEAM GAME RECORDS Largest Margin Of Victory 10 ....... vs. Rocky Mountain ..............9-26-00 9 ......... nu. MSU-Billings ...................9-28-96 7 ......... vs. Colo. Christian .............. 10-15-04 Largest Margin Of Defeat 10 ....... @ Northern Colo. ................9-25-94 7 ......... @ CSU-Bakersfield ................9-5-98 ............ @ Air Force ........................ 10-24-95 6 ......... @ Metro State .................... 10-20-02 Most Goals 10 ....... vs. Rocky Mountain ..............9-26-99 9 ......... nu. MSU-Billings ...................9-28-96 7 ......... vs. Colo. Christian .............. 10-15-04 ............ vs. MSU-Billings....................10-9-99 Most Assists 10 ....... vs. Rocky Mountain ..............9-26-99 9 ......... vs. Colo. Christian .............. 10-15-04 8 ......... vs. MSU-Billings....................10-9-99 Most Total Points 30 ....... vs. Rocky Mountain ..............9-26-99 23 ....... vs. Colo. Christian .............. 10-15-04 22 ....... vs. MSU-Billings....................10-9-99 Most Shots 76 ....... vs. Rocky Mountain ..............9-26-99 48 ....... vs. Adams State .....................9-19-03 Fewest Goals 0...75 times, last time @ Mesa St., 10-20-06
Opponent Adams St. Air Force Angelo St. Cal. St.-Bakersfield Cal. St.-Chico Cal. St.-Los Angeles Colo. St.-Pueblo Cal. St.-San Bernardino Colo. Christian Colo. School of Mines Dallas Baptist Denver Dixie St. East Central Oklahoma Eastern New Mexico Elmhurst Evergreen St. Grand Canyon Incarnate Word
Fewest Shots On Goal 1 ......... vs. Regis ..................................9-17-04 ............ @ Regis ............................... 10-26-95 ............ @ Air Force ........................ 10-24-95 ............ @ Denver...............................9-11-94 Most Saves 23 ....... vs. Metro State.......................9-16-94 21 ....... @ West Texas A&M.......... 10-06-02 20 ....... vs. Regis ............................... 10-07-94 Fewest Goals Allowed 0 ......... 58 times, last time nu. Regis, 10-2906 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed 0 ......... @ Colo. Christian ...................9-1-06 ............ vs. Colo. Christian ...................9-9-05 ............ vs. MSU-Billings................. 10-10-98 1 ......... vs. Rocky Mountain ........... 10-26-99 Most Goals Allowed 11 ....... @ Northern Colo. ................9-25-94 7 ......... @ CSU-Bakersfield ................9-5-98 ............ @ Air Force ........................ 10-24-95 Most Assists Allowed 7 ......... vs. West Texas A&M ............9-29-01 ............ @ CSU-Bakersfield ................9-5-98 6 ......... @ Regis ............................... 10-19-01 Most Total Points Allowed 27 ....... @ Northern Colo. ................9-25-94 21 ....... @ CSU-Bakersfield ................9-5-98 19 ....... vs. West Texas A&M ............9-29-01
RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTS
Record 1st Meeting 6-2-2 2002 1-3-0 1994 1-2-4 1999 0-2-1 1996 0-1-1 1999 1-0-0 1996 10-12-4 1994 0-0-1 1998 13-11-2 1994 1-0-0 2006 1-0-0 2003 0-6-0 1994 1-0-0 2006 1-0-0 2005 1-1-0 2005 1-0-0 1997 1-0-0 1998 1-1-0 1997 0-1-0 2001
Opponent Midwestern St. Mesa St. Metro St. Mont. St.-Billings N.M. Highlands Northeastern St.Univ. Northern Colo. Regis Rocky Mountain San Francisco St. Sonoma St. Southwest, College of St. Edward’s St. Mary’s Texas A&M Commerce Texas Wesleyan Texas Woman’s West Texas A&M TOTAL
Record 1st Meeting 1-3-1 2001 8-11-3 1996 8-18-2 1994 4-1-1 1996 17-3-2 1996 0-1-0 2002 0-8-2 1994 5-22-1 1994 1-0-0 1999 0-1-0 2000 0-1-0 1997 2-0-1 1995 1-1-0 2004 1-1-0 2003 0-2-0 2000 0-0-1 2000 1-0-0 2006 0-6-0 1998 89-121-29
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2007 SCHEDULE Date August 23 August 25 August 26 August 31 September 2 September 7 September 9 September 14 September 16 September 21 September 26 October 1 October 5 October 7 October 12 October 14 October 21 October 26 October 28 November 1-4
Day Thurs Sat Sun Fri Sun Fri Sun Fri Sun Fri Wed Mon Fri Sun Fri Sun Sun Fri Sun Thur-Sun
Opponent Eastern New Mexico Eastern NM vs. Billings Montana State-Billings University of South Dakota Minnesota-Duluth Metro State College* Regis University* Adams State College* Colorado School of Mines* CSU-Pueblo* Colorado Christian Univ. Dixie State College Mesa State College* Adams State College* New Mexico Highlands* Metro State College* Colorado Christian Univ.* New Mexico Highlands* Mesa State College* RMAC Tournament
Location Durango, CO Durango, CO Durango, CO Grand Junction, CO Grand Junction, CO Denver, CO Denver, CO Durango, CO Durango, CO Durango, CO Durango, CO St. George, UT Grand Junction, CO Alamosa, CO Durango, CO Durango, CO Lakewood, CO Las Vegas, NM Durango, CO #1 Seed
Bold games are home – Italics games are at a neutral site All times are Mountain Standard Time (MST) All times are subject to change WITHOUT NOTICE * Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) game
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Time 3:00 p.m. Noon Noon 1:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 2:30 p.m. Noon 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. TBA
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