2008 guide - Ohio Wesleyan University

2008 Women’s Soccer

Founded in 1842, Ohio Wesleyanis an independent undergraduateliberal arts university affiliated withThe United Methodist Church. OhioWesleyan is accredited by the NorthCentral Association of Colleges andSchools. The University is a member ofthe Great Lakes Colleges Association, aconsortium of 12 leading independentinstitutions in Indiana, Michigan, andOhio.Ohio Wesleyan confers the Bachelorof Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, andBachelor of Music degrees. The Universityalso offers combined-degree(3-2) programs in engineering, medicaltechnology, optometry, and physicaltherapy. Degree programs are offeredthrough 22 academic departments andseveral interdisciplinary programs.Distinctive features of the academicprogram include the Arneson Institutefor Practical Politics, the Center forEconomics and Business, the NationalColloquium, the Honors Program, andopportunities for independent research,internships, and off-campus study.Ohio Wesleyan employs 135 fulltimefaculty, of whom 36 percent arefemale and 7 percent are minority.Nearly 100 percent of the tenure-trackfaculty hold a Ph.D. or the highestdegree attainable in their field. Thestudent-faculty ratio is about 13:1.Ohio Wesleyan currently enrollsOhio Wesleyan in BriefLocation >> Delaware, Ohio 43015Founded >> 1842Total Full-time Enrollment >> 1945Nickname >> Battling BishopsColors >> Red and BlackPresident >> Dr. Rock JonesHome Field >> Roy Rike Field (nat. grass)Capacity >> 1740Affiliation >> NCAA Division IIIConference >> North Coast Athleticabout 1945 students, 52 percent female/48percent male, from 43 statesand 42 countries. About 58 percent ofthe students are from the Midwest;another 23 percent are from the EastCoast. The multicultural enrollmenttotal of 19 percent includes U.S.multicultural students (10 percent)and international students (9 percent).Thirty-four percent of the 2008 freshmengraduated in the top 10 percent oftheir high school class and 60 percentwere in the top 25 percent of theirclass.Diversity, creativity, leadership,and service are emphasized throughoutthe co-curriculum. Students areactive in more than 100 clubs andorganizations, as well as departmentalstudent boards, academic honoraries,music and theatre productions, fraternitiesand sororities, and an extensiveintramural sports program. More than85 percent of the students are involvedin community service projects. OhioWesleyan fields 22 varsity athleticteams which compete in the NorthCoast Athletic Conference.Ohio Wesleyan comprises a 200-acre campus and 2 wilderness preserves.Eleven of the University’s 61buildings are entered in the NationalRegister of Historic Places. Nearly allstudents live on campus in a variety ofresidential facilities. Beeghly Library,housing more than 470,000 items, featuresan online catalog and circulationsystem.This past year’s fundraising effortscontinued to focus on facility enhancement,including the $22 million RememberingMr. Rickey campaign. The2007-08 Annual Fund surpassed $3.9million, and Team OWU continues toprovide an important base of supportfor the day-to-day operations of ourathletics program.Battling BishopsDirectoryAthletic Department >> (740) 368-3725Head Coach >> Bob BarnesOffice Phone >> (740) 368-3757Home Phone >> (614) 330-9029E-mail >> rcbarnes@owu.eduAthletics Director >> Roger InglesOffice Phone >> (740) 368-3738Home Phone >> (740) 881-6530Athletic Trainer >> Todd MillerOffice Manager >> Tracey ColemanOffice of University Communications >> (740) 368-3335Sports Information Director >> Mark BeckenbachOffice Phone >> (740) 368-3340Home Phone >> (614) 798-9989Roy Rike Field Press Box >> (740) 368-3343E-mail >> owusport@owu.eduHome Page >> http://bishops.owu.edu

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerPrincipal Media OutletsPressBen Stroup and Gary Henery, The Delaware Gazette18 E. William St.Delaware, OH 43015(740) 363-1161 x319/372Mark Znidar, The Columbus Dispatch34 S. 3rd St.Columbus, OH 43216(614) 461-5234Craig James, Suburban News Publications5257 Sinclair RoadColumbus, OH 43229(614) 785-1212Lee Cochran, This Week Publications7801 N. Central DriveLewis Center, OH 43035(740) 888-6054TelevisionJerod Smalley, WCMH-TV (Ch.4/NBC)PO Box 4Columbus, OH 43216(614) 263-5555Clay Hall and Anthony Rothman, WSYX-TV (Ch.6/ABC)1261 Dublin Rd.Columbus, OH 43215(614) 481-6650Paul Spohn, WBNS-TV (Ch.10/CBS)770 Twin Rivers Dr.Columbus, OH 43212(614) 460-3962Memo to the MediaThe 2008 Ohio Wesleyan University women’s soccer mediaguide has been prepared by Ohio Wesleyan’s Office of UniversityCommunications to assist you with your coverage this year. Theguide was published September 9, 2008, with information availableat that date. Additional and updated information, statisticsand photos are available at all times to accredited news sourcesfrom the Sports Information Office.Press box and sideline passes may be obtained by writingor calling the Sports Information Office. Please apply as far inadvance as possible. There is a phone line available for radiobroadcasts from Roy Rike Field. Please make arrangementsthrough the Sports Information Office at least a week before thegame.CreditsThe 2008 Ohio Wesleyan women’s soccer media guide waspublished by Richardson Printing. Photographs by Sara Tincherand Bruce Heflin and courtesy, Ohio Wesleyan Sports PhotographyArchives. The Bishop women’s soccer media guide has beenhonored 10 times as among the best in Division C by the CollegeSports Information Directors of America.On the cover: Michelle Corbett (photo by Sara Tincher)ContentsPrincipal Media Outlets // 1Memo to the Media // 1Why Battling Bishops? // 12008 Outlook // 2Head Coach Bob Barnes // 3Coaching Staff // 4Player Profiles // 4-82008 Alphabetical and Numerical Rosters // 92007 Results and Statistics // 102008 Opponents in Brief // 102007 NCAC Standings and Statistics // 11Previous NCAC Leaders // 12NCAC Records // 13About the NCAC // 142007 in Review // 15-16Bishop Soccer Year-by-Year // 17NCAA Tournament Appearances // 17All-Time Series Records // 18All-Time Results // 19-21Bishop Records // 22-23All-Star Bishops // 24-26All-Time Bishop Letterwomen // 27Remembering Mr. Rickey Campaign // 28Home of the Bishops // inside back coverAthletic Facilities // inside back cover2008 Schedule // outside back coverWHY BATTLING BISHOPS?The nickname “The Battling Bishops” dates to 1925;before then Ohio Wesleyan University’s teams were simplyknown as “The Red and Black,” or sometimes as “TheMethodists.” Ohio Wesleyan is affiliated with the UnitedMethodist Church, and long has produced many of itsbishops.By April, 1925, according to that issue of the AlumniMagazine, the present name had finally been derived.“Ohio sports writers have been at a loss,” the magazinereported. “There are countless colleges throughout thecountry claiming red and black as their colors, and 14Methodist colleges in Ohio alone.” Pi Delta Epsilon journalismfraternity therefore sponsored a contest, and thewinning nickname, “The Battling Bishops,” was “placedbefore the sports writers of the state as the teams’ officialtitle.” Senior Harold Thomas of Lima submitted the winningentry.The new nickname must have provided inspiration.The 1925 football team, under George Gauthier, “The LittleGiant,” went 7-1-1. Its only loss came to Ohio State by a10-3 score, and it tied Syracuse, 3-3, en route to winningOhio Conference and Big Six championships.1

2008 Bishop Outlook2Given the lofty standards set by headcoach Bob Barnes and the Ohio WesleyanUniversity women’s soccer team — whichinclude national championships in 2001and 2002 — the 9-5-5 record posted by the2007 Battling Bishops may appear to be adisappointment.But consider that the team’s 2007 rollercoasterride included a pair of All-NorthCoast Athletic Conference forwards, astarting midfielder, a starting defender andthe starting goalkeeper battling injuriesfor significant stretches of time, and theBishops’ stretch run of just one loss in theirlast 10 games takes on a different look.Senior Michelle Corbett, a 2-time All-America selection, has led Ohio Wesleyanin scoring in each of the last 3 seasons. Sheranked fourth in the NCAC in scoring with10 goals and 3 assists last season.Also back on the front line is seniorAllie Cozzone, who was a second-team allconferencepick for the third straight year.Cozzone had 5 goals and 2 assists to rankthird on the team in scoring.Competing for the other starting spotwill be senior Megan Quinn, who has startingexperience in the midfield line; juniorMeghan Cahoon, who had 2 goals in limitedplay last season; and freshman MakinzieKrebsbach, an all-state selection in highschool.Scoring from the midfield will be theBishops’ question mark.Leading the way in the outside spotsis junior Carolyn Tallman, who emergedlate last season and performed notably.Junior Brooke Whitesell and sophomoreAllie Cozzone is a 3-timeAll-NCAC selection.2008 OWU Women’s SoccerChelsea Keller each saw action in 10 gameslast year. Sophomore Steph Literski also returns,and freshman Whitney Fischer wasan all-conference selection in high school.Sophomore Erica Lowell returns atone central midfield position, and freshmanBelle Madison, a 4-time all-state selectionin high school, will look to win theother spot. Freshman Megan Hoffman wasa second-team all-region and first-team allconferencepick in high school, freshmanJenny Howe won league all-star honors inhigh school, and freshman Lindsey Pattonalso seeks to contribute.Senior Brittany Coss, who played inonly 4 games last year because of injuries,and junior Megan Goodrich, who movesback from the midfield, will anchor theBishop defense.Junior Maddie Branden and sophomoresVictoria King and sophomore HannahSterling are returning letterwinners,and sophomore Amanda Markarian alsoreturns.Sophomore Carly Topper, an all-stateselection in high school who did not playsoccer at Ohio Wesleyan last fall, joinsfreshmen Addie Bishop, an all-city selectionin high school; Lindsey Queen; andCaitlin Zeller, a 2-time, first-team all-conferencepick in high school; as newcomerson the Bishop squad.Sophomore Laura VanHoey, whoracked up 5 shutouts and a goals-againstaverage of 0.71 after taking over in goal lastseason, will have the starting spot from theopening whistle this year. Sophomore EllaMassie-Schuh and freshman R.J. Rotuno-Johnson will compete for the backup role.“We have a great mix of strong upperclassmenwith leadership and talent, andvery, very talented underclassmen,” Barnessaid. “We have a ton of depth, and a lot ofplayers who can play in different positions.We can go with a lot of different variables,and what we’re going to throw at teamswill be different than in the past.”The Bishops open the season at theFisher Tournament, hosted by St. JohnFisher. A flurry of regional tests follows,including games against Capital, CaseReserve, Ohio Northern, DePauw andWilmington, before a matchup against2007 national runner-up Messiah. Contestsagainst nearby rival Otterbein andThomas More lead into the NCAC schedule,which opens against defending championWittenberg on Oct. 1. The NCAC titlechase will be further highlighted by gameswith traditional arch-rival Denison, 2007tournament semifinalist Kenyon as well astraditionally-tough Allegheny and surprisingEarlham, who handed the Bishops theironly conference loss last year.

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerBARNES’S CAREERCOACHING RECORDYear School record Pct1997 Ohio Wesleyan 10-8-0 .5561998 Ohio Wesleyan 19-3-0 .8641999 Ohio Wesleyan 19-1-0 .9502000 Ohio Wesleyan 16-4-1 .7862001 Ohio Wesleyan 22-1-0 .9572002 Ohio Wesleyan 24-0-0 1.0002003 Ohio Wesleyan 17-2-0 .8952004 Ohio Wesleyan 16-3-2 .8102005 Ohio Wesleyan 13-6-1 .6752006 Ohio Wesleyan 9-5-4 .6112007 Ohio Wesleyan 9-5-5 .605Career Totals (11 years) 174-38-13 .802Coach Bob BarnesWith a pair of national championshipsto his credit, 12th-year head coach BobBarnes has a unique place among coachesin Ohio Wesleyan University history.Barnes guided the Battling Bishopsto the NCAA Division III championship in2001 and 2002, and saw his team extendits winning streak to a Division III-record60 straight games. He ranks fourth amongactive Division III coaches with a careerwinning percentage of .802.Last year, the Bishops finished with a9-5-5 record, Ohio Wesleyan’s school-record11th consecutive winning season.In 2005, Ohio Wesleyan became thefirst team in North Coast Athletic Conferencehistory to win twice on the road inthe NCAC tournament en route to takingthe conference’s automatic qualifier to theNCAA Division III playoffs.The 2004 Bishops finished with a16-3-2 record, won the NCAC championshipand tournament, and advanced to thesectional semifinals (final 16) of the NCAADivision III tournament.In 2002, the Bishops won 24 straightgames on the way to winning the nationalchampionship. Ohio Wesleyan won itsfourth straight NCAC championship andits third straight NCAA Division III GreatLakes Regional crown along the way. TheBishops allowed only 4 goals all season andBattlingBishopswere unscored upon during the 5-gamerun through the NCAA Division III playoffs.Barnes was named NCAA Division IIICoach of the Year for the second straightseason. Also included among the Bishops’24 wins in 2002 was a 9-0 verdict overHiram that gave Barnes his 100th careervictory. His 100th win came in his 118thgame, placing him among the fastest everto reach that mark.In 2001, Ohio Wesleyan won its final21 games, also taking its third straightNCAC title and its second straight regionalcrown, en route to its first national championshipin women’s soccer. Barnes wasnamed NCAA Division III Coach of the Yearfor his efforts.Ohio Wesleyan finished the 2000 seasonwith a 16-4-1 record. The Bishops wonthe inaugural NCAC tournament and wonthe NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regionaltitle for the first time. Ohio Wesleyan wasranked No. 6 in the final NSCAA DivisionIII poll. In 1999, the Bishops finished witha 19-1 record and won the NCAC championship.The 1998 Bishops finished with a19-3 record, setting school and conferencerecords for victories. After finishing theregular season with 8 straight wins, theBishops returned to the NCAA Division IIIplayoffs for the first time since 1992 andadvanced to the regional title game. In1997, his first season as a collegiate headcoach, Barnes guided the Bishops to a 10-8record.Barnes rejoined the Ohio Wesleyanstaff in 1996 as a volunteer assistant andhelped engineer the Bishops’ season-ending5-game winning streak that clinched thirdplace in the final NCAC standings.Before returning to Ohio Wesleyan,Barnes was head girls soccer coach atDelaware Hayes High School for 4 seasons,compiling a 14-50-5 record in the ruggedOhio Capital Conference. During that time,he also served as coaching director of theOhio Cosmos Soccer Club. Barnes beganhis coaching career as an assistant withthe Ohio Wesleyan men’s soccer teamin 1992, helping guide the Bishops to theNCAA Division III national championshipgame.A native of Gahanna, Ohio, Barnes isa 1989 Ohio Wesleyan graduate. A 3-yearletterman for the Bishop men’s soccerteam, he was an All-NCAC pick as a juniorafter ranking third in the league in scoringwith 20 goals, and received All-Mideast,All-Ohio and All-NCAC honors as a seniorafter again ranking third in the leaguein scoring. He finished his career rankedthird on the all-time Bishop list for goals(43) and fourth in total points (97).3

coaching staffreturning letterwomen4MATT UFFERMANAlma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ’01At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season>> Was a 4-year letterwinner asa forward for the Ohio Wesleyanmen’s soccer team...was a memberof the Battling Bishops’ 1998 nationalchampionship team.>> Ufferman is a native of Delaware,Ohio.MADDIEBRANDEN#2Juniordefender5-8Solon, OhioSolon High SchoolEconomics, German majors1 letter2007: Lettered as reserve midfielder...saw action in 10 games.2006: Did not play.High School: Lettered 3 times in soccer.Year Games Goals Assists Points2007 10 0 0 0MEGHANCAHOON#11Juniorforward5-5Montpelier, Vt.Montpelier High SchoolPhysical education major2 letters2007: Won second letter as backupforward...played in 8 games.>> Scored first collegiate goal to provideinsurance in NCAC win vs. Hiram Oct.9.>> Tallied insurance goal vs. Washington& Jefferson Oct. 11.2006: Lettered as backup forward...sawaction in 9 games.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer,3 in tennis and 2 in basketball.>> Was 3-time all-state selection insoccer.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 9 0 0 02007 8 2 0 4Career 17 2 0 4MICHELLECORBETT#4Seniorforward5-32008 OWU Women’s SoccerDublin, OhioScioto High SchoolEconomics management major3 letters2007: Won third-team All-America,first-team all-region, first-team All-Ohio and first-team All-North CoastAthletic Conference honors.>> Led NCAC in game-winning goals (5)and ranked fourth in goals and pointsper game.>> Scored game-winning goal vs. EasternSept. 1.>> Stretched Bishop lead to 3-0 withgoal vs. DePauw Sept. 15.>> Rang up game-winning goal vs. OtterbeinSept. 26.>> Scored twice to give Bishops 2-0 leadat Kenyon Sept. 29.>> Named NCAC Player of the Week forher efforts in the Otterbein and Kenyongames.>> Notched game-winning goal and setup insurance score at Oberlin Oct. 2.>> Scored game-winner with 5:16 left inregulation time at Allegheny Oct. 6.

2008 OWU Women’s Soccer>> Scored game-winning goal and set upinsurance goal vs. Washington & JeffersonOct. 11.>> Set up game-winning goal vs. WoosterOct. 24.2006: Received second-team All-America,first-team all-region, first-team All-Ohioand first-team All-NCAC honors.>> Ranked sixth in NCAC in goals andeighth in scoring.>> Scored twice and added assist in seasonopener vs. Guilford Sept. 2.>> Notched game-winner vs. Olivet Sept.3...finished with 2 goals.>> Scored insurance goal at Hope Sept. 9.>> Put Bishops on scoreboard vs. OhioNorthern Sept. 26.>> Converted penalty kick for game-winninggoal at Earlham Oct. 11.>> Put Bishops on scoreboard in NCACwin at Hiram Oct. 18.2005: Won third-team all-region andfirst-team All-Ohio and All-NCAC honorsin first season as starting forward.>> Led NCAC with 8 game-winning goals,21 goals and 45 points and ranked secondin conference in goals per game (1.05) andpoints per game (2.25).>> Scored both Bishop goals in collegiatedebut vs. Chicago Sept. 3.>> Scored twice, including game-winningtally, vs. Capital Sept. 10.>> Gave Bishops 1-0 lead with score vs.Otterbein Sept. 11.>> Put Bishops on scoreboard at DefianceSept. 13.>> Rang up first collegiate hat trick vs.DePauw Sept. 17.>> Notched game-winner in second halfvs. Wilmington Sept. 21.>> Scored to wipe out 1-0 deficit at KenyonOct. 1.>> Had 2 goals, including game-winner,vs. Ohio Dominican Oct. 5.>> Posted hat trick vs. Hiram Oct. 12.>> Scored insurance goal at Oberlin Oct. 15.>> Set up game-winning goal in NCACwin vs. Wooster Oct. 22.>> Scored to erase 1-0 deficit vs. EarlhamOct. 26.>> Scored twice, including what proved tobe game-winning goal, in NCAC tournamentsemifinal at Kenyon Nov. 2.>> Scored game-winner with 5:29 leftin regulation time in NCAC tournamentchampionship at Denison Nov. 5.High School: Lettered in soccer.>> Was member of 3 state champion clubteams.Year Games Goals Assists Points2005 20 21 3 452006 18 8 1 172007 18 10 3 23Career 56 39 7 85BRITTANYCOSS#5Seniordefender5-7Grove City, OhioGrove City High SchoolMicrobiology, pre-medicine majors3 letters2007: Opened season as starting defenderbut missed most of campaign withknee injury...returned during last weeksof season.2006: Won starting spot in Bishop defense...playedin 16 games, starting 13.2005: Won first letter as defender...playedin 18 games, starting 9.>> Converted deciding penalty kick inshootout after NCAA Division III firstroundgame Nov. 11, helping Bishopsadvance to second round.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccer.>> Received first-team all-league honors.>> Served as team captain for 2 years.Year Games Goals Assists Points2005 18 0 0 02006 16 0 0 02007 4 0 0 0Career 38 0 0 0ALLIECOZZONE#18Seniorforward5-0Chagrin Falls, OhioKenston High SchoolPsychology, sports science majors3 letters2007: Won second-team All-North CoastAthletic Conference and third-team All-Ohio honors in second season as startingforward.>> Scored insurance goal vs. Eastern Sept.1.>> Tallied goal to bring Bishops within 4-3at Ohio Northern Sept. 5.>> Erased 1-0 deficit with goal at WilmingtonSept. 19.>> Scored insurance goal at Oberlin Oct.2.>> Knocked home game-winning goal infifth minute vs. Hiram Oct. 9.>> Assisted game-winning goal vs. Washington& Jefferson Oct. 11.2006: Received second-team All-NCAChonors in first season as starting forward.>> Scored goal in NCAC win vs. AlleghenyOct. 20.returning letterwomen5

Returning letterWOmen2005: Was second-team All-NCACselection after providing scoring punchoff bench.>> Tied for 10th place in NCAC in goals(6) and points per game (0.88).>> Set up goal that wiped out 1-0 deficitat Kenyon Oct. 1.>> Scored first collegiate goal vs. OhioDominican Oct. 5.>> Contributed goal vs. Hiram Oct. 12.>> Scored insurance goal vs. WittenbergOct. 19.>> Scored for 2-0 halftime lead in NCACwin vs. Wooster Oct. 22.>> Notched game-winning goal in overtimevs. Earlham Oct. 26.>> Scored to break 1-1 tie in NCAC tournamentsemifinal at Kenyon Nov. 2.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer.>> Received all-conference and allmetrohonors.>> Was 3-time selection as team’s MostValuable Player.>> Helped team win 3 sectional titlesand 2 conference crowns.>> Set school season record for goals(21).Year Games Goals Assists Points2005 16 6 2 142006 17 1 0 22007 16 5 2 12Career 49 12 4 28MEGANGOODRICH#7Juniordefender5-6Seven Hills, OhioLaurel SchoolSociology major2 letters2007: Earned second letter as startingmidfielder...played in 16 games, starting 15.>> Assisted game-winning goal in overtimeat Mount St. Joseph Sept. 13.2006: Won starting midfield position...played in 16 games, starting 11.>> Set up game-winning goal vs. eventualNCAC champion Kenyon Oct. 14.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer, 3in basketball and 1 in lacrosse.>> Was third-team all-metro selection insoccer.>> Received third-team all-league honorsin basketball.>> Served as team captain in soccer andbasketball.>> Helped soccer team win districtchampionship and make 2 other appearancesin district finals.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 16 0 1 12007 16 0 1 1Career 32 0 2 2CHELSEAKELLER#9Sophomoremidfielder5-4Westford, Mass.Westford AcademyInternational studies major1 letter2007: Lettered as reserve defender...sawaction in 10 games.>> Recorded first collegiate point withassist at Ohio Northern Sept. 5.>> Scored first collegiate goal at OberlinOct. 2.High School: Won 4 letters in soccerand gymnastics and 3 in track.>> Was 3-time all-conference selection insoccer...twice earned first-team honors.>> Posted gymnastics team’s highest allaroundscore.Year Games Goals Assists Points2007 10 1 1 3VICTORIAKING#14Sophomoredefender5-12008 OWU Women’s SoccerWesterville, OhioWorthington Christian High SchoolMarketing major1 letter2007: Received first letter as defender...played in 2 games.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccer.>> Two-time all-district selection...receivedfirst-team and second-team honors.>> Was 2-time winner of team’s DefenseAward.Year Games Goals Assists Points2007 2 0 0 0ERICALOWELL#8Sophomoremidfielder5-5Bay Village, OhioBay High SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2007: Won first letter as reserve midfielder...playedin 12 games.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Named to all-metro squad...was honorablemention selection.>> Helped team win state championshipas freshman and finish as state runnerupas junior.Year Games Goals Assists Points2007 12 0 0 06

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerMEGANQUINN#17Seniorforward5-3Hilliard, OhioColumbus School for GirlsSpanish major3 letters2007: Won third letter as midfielder...played in 13 games, starting 7.>> Put Bishops on scoreboard with goalvs. DePauw Sept. 15.2006: Earned second letter as midfielder...playedin 16 games, starting 4.2005: Won first letter as midfielder...played in 18 games, starting 9.>> Scored first collegiate goal at DefianceSept. 13.>> Assisted insurance goal at Oberlin Oct. 15.>> Set up game-winning goal in overtimevs. Earlham Oct. 26.High School: Earned 4 letters in soccer.>> Helped team to district runner-up finish.>> Served as team captain for 2 seasons.>> Was 2-time winner of team’s SportsmanshipAward.Year Games Goals Assists Points2005 18 1 3 52006 16 0 0 02007 13 1 0 2Career 47 2 3 7HANNAHSTERLING#3Sophomoredefender5-3Allison Park, Pa.Hampton High SchoolEducation major1 letter2007: Lettered as backup forward...played in 16 games.>> Scored first collegiate goal to provideinsurance vs. Washington & Jefferson Oct.11.High School: Received 3 letters in soccer.>> Named to league all-star team.Year Games Goals Assists Points2007 16 1 0 2CAROLYNTALLMAN#25Juniormidfielder5-5Park Ridge, Ill.Maine South High SchoolEnvironmental studies,geography majors1 letter2007: Lettered as midfielder...played in 15games, starting 5.2006: Saw action as reserve midfielder...played in 2 games.High School: Lettered in soccer.>> Named team’s Most Valuable Player asfreshman.Year Games Goals Assists Points2006 2 0 0 02007 15 0 0 0Career 17 0 0 0LAURAVANHOEY#31Sophomoregoalkeeper5-10Rochester, Mich.Rochester High SchoolZoology major1 letter2007: Took over starting goalkeeper position...playedin 9 games, starting 6.>> Ranked fourth in North Coast AthleticConference in shutouts (5).>> Made collegiate debut at Ohio NorthernSept. 5...recorded 3 saves duringsecond half.>> Recorded 3 saves in second half vs.DePauw Sept. 15.>> Posted first collegiate shutout in NCACwin vs. Hiram Oct. 9.>> Notched second straight shutout vs.Washington & Jefferson Oct. 11.>> Had 2 saves while blanking Earlhamover final 89 minutes of action Oct. 13.>> Stopped 5 shots in scoreless tie atDenison Oct. 20.>> Made 2 saves while posting shutout inNCAC win vs. Wooster Oct. 24.>> Stopped penalty shot in overtime topreserve scoreless tie vs. Wittenberg Oct.26...finished with 7 saves.>> Had 4 saves in NCAC tournamentsemifinal at Denison Oct. 31.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer and1 in volleyball.>> Set school record for shutouts in a season.>> Helped soccer team set school recordfor wins in a season.Year GP GA GAA Svs Svs% ShO2007 9 6 0.71 26 .812 5BROOKEWHITESELL#15Juniormidfielder5-3Dublin, OhioScioto High SchoolEconomics management major1 letter2007: Lettered as midfielder...played in10 games.>> Credited with assist on insurance scoreat Oberlin Oct. 2.2006: Did not play at Ohio NorthernUniversity.High School: Won 4 letters in soccer and4 in softball.>> Received all-conference honors in bothsports...was honorable mention in soccerand second-team pick in softball.Year Games Goals Assists Points2007 10 0 1 1returning letterwomen7

OTHER SQUAD MEMBERSOther Squad MembersADDIE BISHOP#32Freshman defender • 5-3Grand Rapids, OhioNotre Dame AcademyBiology, pre-med majorsHigh School: Lettered twice in soccerand once in lacrosse.>> Was second-team all-city pick in soccer.>> Named lacrosse team’s Defensive MostValuable Player.WHITNEY FISCHER#12Freshman midfielder • 5-4Lima, OhioSenior High SchoolEducation majorHigh School: Won 4 letters in soccer andswimming and 2 in track.>> Received all-conference honors twicein soccer.>> Was 4-time district qualifier in swimming.>> Tied school pole vault record.MEGAN HOFFMAN#19Freshman midfielder • 5-7Beavercreek, OhioBeavercreek High SchoolPre-law majorHigh School: Lettered twice in soccer.>> Was first-team all-conference andsecond-team all-region pick.>> Helped team win conference and districtchampionships.JENNY HOWE#21Freshman midfielder • 5-5Newton, Mass.South High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Won 4 letters in soccer and2 in basketball, softball and lacrosse.>> Received all-star honors in soccer.>> Named soccer team’s Most Valuable Player.MAKINZIE KREBSBACH#6Freshman forward • 5-6Vadnais Heights, Minn.Totino-Grace High SchoolPre-medicine majorHigh School: Earned 4 letters in soccerand track.>> Received all-state honors in both sports.>> Helped soccer team win state title asjunior and finish as semifinalist as senior.>> Set school record in 800-meter run andwas part of 3 school-record relay teams.STEPH LITERSKI#16Sophomore midfielder • 5-6Cincinnati, OhioTurpin High SchoolInternational studies,Spanish majors2007: Did not letter as reserve midfielder.High School: Lettered 3 times in soccerand track.BELLE MADISON#23Freshman midfielder • 6-0Charlevoix, Mich.Charlevoix High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Earned 4 letters in soccerand 2 in basketball.>> A 4-time all-state selection in soccer...was first-team pick as senior and secondteamhonoree as junior and sophomore.>> Helped soccer team win regional anddistrict championships.>> Received all-conference laurels inbasketball.AMANDA MARKARIAN#27Sophomore defender • 5-6Simi Valley, Calif.Simi Valley High SchoolMajor undeclared2007: Did not letter as reserve defender.High School: Lettered in soccer andplayed volleyball.>> Named soccer team’s Most ImprovedPlayer.>> Helped soccer team win league championship.ELLA MASSIE-SCHUH#29Sophomore goalkeeper • 5-7New York, N.Y.Brearley SchoolPre-medicine, psychology majors2007: Saw action in 1 game as reservemidfielder.High School: Competed in soccer, swimmingand track & field.>> Helped track & field team finish asstate runner-up and win leaguechampionship.2008 OWU Women’s SoccerLINDSEY PATTON#13Freshman midfielder • 5-6Worthington, OhioThomas Worthington High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Received 3 letters in soccer.LINDSEY QUEEN#26Freshman defender • 5-6Decatur, Ga.Decatur High SchoolBiology majorHigh School: Lettered 3 times in soccer.R.J. ROTUNO-JOHNSON#1Freshman goalkeeper • 5-10Fairfield, OhioRoger Bacon High SchoolJournalism majorHigh School: Earned 2 letters in soccer.>> Received school’s Scholar-Athlete Award.CARLY TOPPER#20Sophomore defender • 5-10Novi, Mich.Greenhills SchoolMajor undeclared2007: Was member of Bishop volleyball team.High School: Lettered 4 times in soccerand thrice in volleyball.>> Was second-team all-state pick in soccer.>> Received all-area and all-region honorsin volleyball.CAITLIN ZELLER#28Freshman defender • 5-8Cuyahoga Falls, OhioCuyahoga Falls High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Won 4 letters in soccer.>> Was 2-time first-team all-conferenceselection.>> Received team’s Most Valuable Playeraward twice.8

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerNo. Player yr. Pos. Ltr. Ht. Hometown High School32 Bishop, Addie Fr. D 0 5-3 Grand Rapids Notre Dame Academy2 Branden, Maddie* Jr. D 1 5-8 Solon Solon11 Cahoon, Meghan* Jr. F 2 5-5 Montpelier, VT Montpelier4 Corbett, Michelle* Sr. F 3 5-3 Dublin Scioto5 Coss, Brittany* Sr. D 3 5-7 Grove City Grove City18 Cozzone, Allie* Sr. F 3 5-0 Chagrin Falls Kenston12 Fischer, Whitney Fr. M 0 5-4 Lima Senior7 Goodrich, Megan* Jr. D 2 5-6 Seven Hills Laurel School19 Hoffman, Megan Fr. M 0 5-7 Beavercreek Beavercreek21 Howe, Jenny Fr. M 0 5-5 Newton, MA South9 Keller, Chelsea* So. M 1 5-4 Westford, MA Westford Academy14 King, Victoria* So. D 1 5-1 Westerville Worthington Christian6 Krebsbach, Makinzie Fr. F 0 5-6 Vadnais Heights, MN Totino-Grace16 Literski, Steph So. M 0 5-6 Cincinnati Turpin8 Lowell, Erica* So. M 1 5-5 Bay Village Bay23 Madison, Belle Fr. M 0 6-0 Charlevoix, MI Charlevoix27 Markarian, Amanda So. D 0 5-6 Simi Valley, CA Simi Valley29 Massie-Schuh, Ella So. G 0 5-7 New York, NY Brearley School13 Patton, Lindsey Fr. M 0 5-6 Worthington Thomas Worthington26 Queen, Lindsey Fr. D 0 5-6 Decatur, GA Decatur17 Quinn, Megan* Sr. F 3 5-3 Hilliard Columbus School for Girls1 Rotuno-Johnson, R.J. Fr. G 0 5-10 Fairfield Roger Bacon3 Sterling, Hannah* So. D 1 5-3 Allison Park, PA Hampton25 Tallman, Carolyn* Jr. M 1 5-5 Park Ridge, IL Maine South20 Topper, Carly So. D 0 5-10 Novi, MI Greenhills31 VanHoey, Laura* So. G 1 5-10 Rochester, MI Rochester15 Whitesell, Brooke* Jr. M 1 5-3 Dublin Scioto28 Zeller, Caitlin Fr. D 0 5-8 Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Falls*Letterwomen (14)2008 Numerical RosterNo. Player Yr. Pos.1 R.J. Rotuno-Johnson Fr. G2 Maddie Branden* Jr. D3 Hannah Sterling* So. D4 Michelle Corbett* Sr. F5 Brittany Coss* Sr. D6 Makinzie Krebsbach Fr. F7 Megan Goodrich* Jr. D8 Erica Lowell* So. M9 Chelsea Keller* So. M11 Meghan Cahoon* Jr. F12 Whitney Fischer Fr. M13 Lindsey Patton Fr. M14 Victoria King* So. D15 Brooke Whitesell* Jr. M16 Steph Literski So. MPronunciation Guide17 Megan Quinn* Sr. F18 Allie Cozzone* Sr. FMeghan Cahoon........................................................... ka-HUNE19 Megan Hoffman Fr. M Allie Cozzone................................................................ ka-ZONE20 Carly Topper So. D21 Jenny Howe Fr. M Amanda Markarian..........................................mar-CARE-ee-un23 Belle Madison Fr. MLaura VanHoey........................................................ van-HOE-ee25 Carolyn Tallman* Jr. M26 Lindsey Queen Fr. D27 Amanda Markarian So. D28 Caitlin Zeller Fr. D29 Ella Massie-Schuh So. G31 Laura VanHoey* So. G32 Addie Bishop Fr. D*Letterwomen (14)alphabetical roster9

2007 bishop statistics102007 Bishop Results 2007 Bishop StatisticsSite-ResultDateN- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Eastern (Pa.) 0 9/1A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Virginia Wesleyan 1 9/2A- Ohio Northern 6, OHIO WESLEYAN 3 9/5H- Capital 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 0 9/8A- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Mount St. Joseph 2 (2 OT) 9/13H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, DePauw 1 9/15A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Wilmington 1 9/19H- Messiah 5, OHIO WESLEYAN 0 9/22H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Otterbein 0 9/26A- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Kenyon 2* 9/29A- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Oberlin 0* 10/2A- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Allegheny 0* 10/6H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Hiram 0* 10/9H- OHIO WESLEYAN 4, Washington & Jefferson 0 10/11H- Earlham 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 0* 10/13A- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Denison 0* 10/20H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Wooster 0* 10/24H- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Wittenberg 0* 10/26A- Denison 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 1 + 10/31*North Coast Athletic Conference game (4-1-3)+NCAC tournament game2008 Opponents in BriefSCORING GP Goals Assists PointsMichelle Corbett 18 10 3 23Meredith Gerrick 19 5 3 13Allie Cozzone 16 5 2 12Caitlin Logan 19 3 2 8Lindsey Macklin 19 2 1 5Meghan Cahoon 8 2 0 4Chelsea Keller 10 1 1 3Megan Quinn 13 1 0 2Hannah Sterling 16 1 0 2Meg Smith 18 0 2 2Megan Goodrich 16 0 1 1Emily Steger 12 0 1 1Brooke Whitesell 10 0 1 1Hannah Winant 16 0 1 1BISHOPS 19 30 19 79OPPONENTS 19 22 15 59GOALIES GP Min GA GAA Saves Save% SOsAli Gary 13 1050 16 1.37 76 .826 3Laura VanHoey 9 759 6 0.71 26 .812 5Lindsey Hoffer 1 12 0 0.00 0 .000 0BISHOPS 19 1821 22 1.09 104 .825 9OPPONENTS 19 1821 30 1.48 99 .767 5bold face indicates returning playerOpponent Location Nickname Conference Head Coach 2007* RS/RL** SID/Contact Phone2008 OWU Women’s SoccerAllegheny* Meadville, Pa. Gators NCAC Michael Webber 10-7-1 5/10 Lauren Webster 814-332-5952Capital Columbus, Ohio Crusaders Ohio Athletic Dwight Burgess 14-5-2 8/21 Bill Thomas 614-236-6174Case Reserve Cleveland, Ohio Spartans University Athletic Tiffany Crooks 6-11-1 5/10 Creg Jantz 216-368-6517Denison* Granville, Ohio Big Red NCAC Gail Murphy 14-6-2 7/11 Craig Hicks 740-587-6546DePauw Greencastle, Ind. Tigers Southern Collegiate John Carter 7-12-0 9/16 Bill Wagner 765-658-4630Earlham* Richmond, Ind. Quakers NCAC Jocelyn Keller 12-5-1 7/11 Don Tincher 765-983-1795Hiram* Hiram, Ohio Terriers NCAC Bob Dean 8-11-0 8/19 Jeff Hoedt 330-569-5495Kenyon* Gambier, Ohio Ladies NCAC Kelly Bryan 9-7-2 7/14 Marty Fuller 740-427-5471Messiah Grantham, Pa. Falcons Middle Atlantic Scott Frey 23-1-0 8/16 Cory Furman 717-766-2511Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati, Ohio Lions Heartland Collegiate Carrie Taylor 11-7-1 8/13 Dane Neumeister 513-244-4927Oberlin* Oberlin, Ohio Yeowomen NCAC Kristen Hayden 3-13-1 8/14 Mike Mancini 440-775-8503Ohio Northern Ada, Ohio Polar Bears Ohio Athletic Mark Batman 13-3-3 10/21 Tim Glon 419-772-2046Otterbein Westerville, Ohio Cardinals Ohio Athletic Brandon Koons 10-5-2 7/11 Ed Syguda 614-823-1288Pitt-Bradford Bradford, Pa. Panthers Allegheny Mountain Michael Idland 3-13-1 5/10 Greg Clark 814-362-7564Rhode Island Providence, R.I. Anchorwomen Little East Jessica Knobel 10-9-1 4/7 Scott Gibbons 401-456-8516St. John Fisher Rochester, N.Y. Cardinals Empire 8 Jill McCabe 5-11-1 5/10 Norm Kieffer 585-385-8421Thomas More Crestview Hills, Ky. Saints Presidents’ Jeff Cummings 16-3-0 5/10 Cory Blackson 859-344-3672Wilmington Wilmington, Ohio Quakers Ohio Athletic Steve Spirk 13-6-2 10/13 Jeff Hibbs 937-382-6661Wittenberg* Springfield, Ohio Tigers NCAC Norm Riker 18-3-3 4/19 Ryan Maurer 937-327-6114Wooster* Wooster, Ohio Fighting Scots NCAC David Brown 12-5-1 7/14 Hugh Howard 330-263-2374*North Coast Athletic Conference opponent*2007=2007 record**RS/RL=returning starters/returning letterwomen

2008 OWU Women’s Soccer2007 NCAC StandingsNCACOverallTeam W L T Pts GF GA W L T GF GAWittenberg* 6 0 2 20 11 2 18 3 3 34 8Denison 5 1 2 17 14 3 14 6 2 41 16Ohio Wesleyan 4 1 3 15 10 3 9 5 5 30 22Wooster 4 3 1 13 11 8 12 5 1 36 15Kenyon 4 3 1 13 11 10 9 7 2 21 21Earlham 4 4 0 12 15 12 12 5 1 46 21Allegheny 3 4 1 10 7 9 6 8 2 13 20Oberlin 1 7 0 3 4 20 3 12 1 8 27Hiram 0 8 0 0 7 23 8 11 0 37 39*Tournament WinnerNote: NCAC standings are based on points: 3 for a win and1 for a tie.PREVIOUS NCAC REGULAR-SEASON LEADERSYear Champion(s) (Record) Runner(s)-Up (Record)1984 Denison (4-0) Oberlin (3-1)1985 Allegheny (9-1-2) Denison (8-1-3)1986 Allegheny (12-0) Denison (8-4)1987 Allegheny (4-0-2) Denison (4-1-1)1988 Allegheny (6-0) Oberlin (3-1-2)1989 OWU, Allegheny (7-1) Denison, Wittenberg (5-3)1990 OWU (7-1), Wooster (6-0-2) Denison (5-1-2)1991 Wooster (7-0-1) Ohio Wesleyan (7-1)1992 Denison (7-0-1) Ohio Wesleyan (6-1-1)1993 Denison (8-0) Ohio Wesleyan (6-2)1994 Wooster (7-1) Wittenberg (5-2-1)1995 Ohio Wesleyan (7-1) Wittenberg (6-2)1996 Wooster (8-0) Allegheny (7-1)1997 Denison (6-1-1) Allegheny (6-2)1998 Denison (7-0-1) Ohio Wesleyan (7-1)1999 Ohio Wesleyan (8-0) Denison (7-1)2000 Allegheny, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan (7-1)2001 Ohio Wesleyan (8-0) Denison (7-1)2002 Ohio Wesleyan (8-0) Allegheny (6-1-1)2003 Allegheny (8-0) Ohio Wesleyan (7-1)2004 Ohio Wesleyan (8-0) Denison (7-1)2005 Denison (7-0-1) Kenyon, OWU, Wittenberg (5-3)2006 Kenyon (6-2-0) Wittenberg (5-1-2)2007 Wittenberg (6-0-2) Denison (5-1-2)PREVIOUS NCAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSYear Champion (Score) Runner-Up2000 Ohio Wesleyan (1-0) Allegheny2001 Ohio Wesleyan (1-0) Denison2002 Ohio Wesleyan (4-0) Wooster2003 Denison (1-1, 4-3 PK) Wooster2004 Ohio Wesleyan (1-0) Wittenberg2005 Ohio Wesleyan (2-1) Denison2006 Wittenberg (1-0) Denison2007 Wittenberg (2-1, OT) DenisonNOTE: During the 1984-99 seasons and again beginning with the2003 season, the NCAC champion was determined by the highest regularseason point total. During the 2000-02 seasons, the NCAC tournamentchampion was recognized as the conference champion.2007 NCAC Statistics LEADERSSCORING G Goals Assists Points Pts/GKarman Duchon, EARL 18 13 11 37 2.06Callie Thompson, EARL 18 14 6 34 1.89Claire Conner, HIR 19 13 3 29 1.53Michelle Corbett, OWU 18 10 3 23 1.28Maddie Daskovsky, EARL 16 8 3 19 1.19Liz Mott, WOO 18 5 8 18 1.00Courtney Cosley, HIR 14 5 7 17 1.21Laura Ayer, WOO 18 7 3 17 0.94Sarah Ash, DEN 22 6 5 17 0.77Anna Rusch, DEN 22 8 1 17 0.77GOALTENDINGGP Goals Saves Shutouts Save%Meghan O’Rourke, WITT 24 8 58 14 .879Ali Gary, OWU 13 16 76 3 .826Abby Brown, WOO 15 12 55 2 .821Rebecca O’Shurak, ALL 9 11 50 3 .820Liz Gillette, DEN 22 15 67 10 .817PREVIOUS NCAC COACHESOF THE YEARYear CoachYear Coach1984 Cheryl Marra, Denison 1996 David Brown, Wooster1985 Cheryl Marra, Denison 1997 John Wilcher, Allegheny1986 John Wilcher, Allegheny 1998 Shane Meridith, Earlham1987 Cheryl Marra, Denison 1999 Bob Barnes, OWUMargie Shade, OWU 2000 Jeff Groff, Allegheny1988 John Wilcher, Allegheny 2001 Bob Barnes, OWU1989 Jack Heim, Oberlin 2002 David Brown, Wooster1990 Nick Cowell, Wooster 2003 Paul Bonus, Allegheny1991 Kim Shaw, CWRU 2004 Norm Riker, Wittenberg1992 Jon Lipsitz, Denison 2005 Gail Murphy, Denison1993 Ted Barclay, Denison 2006 Kelly Walters, Kenyon1994 David Brown, Wooster 2007 Jim Watts, Earlham1995 Margie Shade, OWU2007 NCAC REView11

NCAC history12Previous NCAC individual LeadersSCORINGYear Player G Goals Assists Points Pts/G1984 Beth Biegelson, CWRU 8 5 0 10 1.251985 Nellie Springer, ALL 15 28 6 62 4.131986 Nellie Springer, ALL 19 26 10 62 3.261987 Cathie Docherty, WOO 17 16 7 39 2.291988 Nellie Springer, ALL 21 23 6 52 2.481989 Chris Knapp, OWU 18 21 4 46 2.561990 Chris Knapp, OWU 18 21 10 52 2.891991 Angie Mouch, OWU 20 12 11 35 1.751992 Becky Wentz, DEN 20 24 13 61 3.051993 Karen Larson, WITT 20 18 8 44 2.201994 Hilary Marx, KEN 18 22 10 54 3.001995 Laurie Danner, KEN 13 9 6 24 1.851996 Amy Danner, KEN 17 11 8 30 1.761997 Lisa Novins, OBE 19 14 8 36 1.891998 Katy Sturtz, OWU 22 43 9 95 4.321999 Katy Sturtz, OWU 20 31 5 67 3.352000 Geri Woessner, WITT 17 18 7 43 2.532001 Katy Sturtz, OWU 22 21 5 47 2.142002 Sarah Wall, OWU 24 22 16 60 2.502003 Sarah Wall, OWU 19 24 10 58 3.052004 Sarah Wall, OWU 21 20 13 53 2.522005 Hillary Carter, EARL 18 19 6 44 2.442006 Winnie Adrien, WOO 19 15 8 38 2.002007 Karman Duchon, EARL 18 13 11 37 2.06GOALTENDINGYear Player G/Min Goals Saves ShO Saves%1984 Kendall Cameron, DEN 8 11 97 4 .8981985 Rhonda Moore, ALL 11 11 111 2 1.001986 Sally Naser, ALL 11 3 32 4 0.271987 Michaela Sloan, OBE 12 8 55 2 0.671988 Molly Hewes, OWU 18 13 128 10 1/2 0.721989 Michaela Sloan, OBE 15 5 55 3 0.331990 Lisa Hall, WOO 16 10 113 9 0.631991 Lisa Hall, WOO 20 8 123 14 0.401992 Lisa Hall, WOO 21 13 89 12 0.621993 Denise Drescher, WOO 13 11 43 4 1/2 0.851994 Jennifer Brush, DEN 17 9 54 1 1/2 0.531995 Sarah Newlin, WITT 1514 7 106 10 0.421996 Denise Drescher, WOO 883 2 46 7 0.201997 Danielle Aubele, ALL 796 3 60 6 0.341998 Elizabeth Clapacs, DEN 1567 11 54 14 0.631999 Maggie Meagher, OWU 1473 7 39 10 0.432000 Maggie Meagher, OWU 1686 10 56 9 0.532001 Mindy Hammond, OWU 1239 4 27 7 0.292002 Mindy Hammond, OWU 1691 3 27 10 0.162003 Joan Anderson, ALL 827 2 33 0 0.222004 Ali Gary, OWU 17 9 63 6 .8752005 Beth Van Parys, ALL 17 11 68 8 .8612006 Cassie Byrd, EARL 17 16 120 6 .8822007 Meghan O’Rourke, WITT 24 8 58 14 .879PREVIOUS NCAC PLAYERSOF THE YEAROFFENSEYear Player1985 Georgann Morin, Allegheny1986 Nellie Springer, Allegheny1987 Stasha Wyskiel, Kenyon1988 Nellie Springer, Allegheny1989 Stacie Rose, Ohio Wesleyan1990 Leigh Sears, Ohio Wesleyan1991 Stacie Rose, Ohio Wesleyan1992 Angie Mouch, Ohio Wesleyan1993 Megan Whiteside, Denison1994 Hilary Marx, Kenyon1995 Kathy Aros, Wittenberg1996 Laurie Danner, Kenyon1997 Jill Westerfeld, Denison1998 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan1999 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan2000 Sarah Finke, Denison2001 Katy Sturtz, Ohio Wesleyan2002 Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan2003 Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan2004 Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan2005 Sarah Wall, Ohio Wesleyan2006 Erin Lustic, Wooster2007 Sarah Ash, DenisonDEFENSEYear Player1985 Betsy Goldin, Oberlin1986 Sara Turgeon, Kenyon1987 Molly Hewes, Ohio Wesleyan1988 Molly Hewes, Ohio Wesleyan1989 Sheila McElroy, Case Reserve1990 Lisa Hall, Wooster1991 Lisa Hall, Wooster1992 Mandy Whalen, Denison1993 Mandy Whalen, Denison1994 Kelly James, Wooster1995 Sarah Newlin, Wittenberg1996 Kelly James, Wooster1997 Jamie McGrady, Allegheny1998 Shelly Holt, Earlham1999 Abby Jenkins, Ohio Wesleyan2000 Louise Eddelston, Kenyon2001 Meredith Rieder, Denison2002 Liz Orr, Allegheny2003 Becca Scina, Wooster2004 Jamie McIntyre, Wittenberg2005 Jamie McIntyre, Wittenberg2006 Kim Cochran, Denison2007 Jean Arnold, Kenyon2008 OWU Women’s Soccer

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerNCAC RecordsINDIVIDUAL — GAMEGoals: 5, Becky Wentz (Denison) vs. Hiram, 9/17/1992;Alexis Emrick (Allegheny) vs. Grove City, 9/20/1997Assists: 4, Stacie Rose (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Capital,9/18/1991Points: 10, Becky Wentz (Denison) vs. Hiram, 9/17/1992 (5-0);Alexis Emrick (Allegheny) vs. Grove City, 9/20/1997 (5-0)Saves: 43, Dawn Crownover (Wooster) vs. Denison,10/1/1985INDIVIDUAL — SEASONGoals: 43, Katy Sturtz (Ohio Wesleyan), 1998Assists: 17, Megan Whiteside (Denison),1993Points: 95, Katy Sturtz (Ohio Wesleyan), 1998 (43-9)Saves: 262, Laura Warner (Hiram), 1999Shutouts: 14, Lisa Hall (Wooster), 1991;Elizabeth Clapacs (Denison), 1998;Meghan O’Rourke (Wittenberg), 2007INDIVIDUAL — CAREERGoals: 112, Katy Sturtz (Ohio Wesleyan), 1998-2001Assists: 53, Sarah Wall (Ohio Wesleyan), 2002-05Points: 248, Katy Sturtz (Ohio Wesleyan), 1998-2001 (112-24)Saves: 723, Molly Hewes (Ohio Wesleyan), 1986-89Shutouts: 41, Elizabeth Clapacs (Denison), 1998-2001TEAM — GAMEGoals: 16, Kenyon vs. Defiance, 9/2/1998Goals, Both Teams: 16, Kenyon (16) vs. Defiance (0),9/2/1998Winning Margin: 16, Kenyon (16) vs. Defiance (0), 9/2/1998Assists: 9, Kenyon vs. Hiram, 9/19/1992;Kenyon vs. Washington & Jefferson, 9/10/1994;Ohio Wesleyan vs. Augustana, 9/10/2000Saves: 43, Wooster vs. Denison, 10/1/1985TEAM — SEASONGoals: 90, Ohio Wesleyan, 2002Fewest Goals Allowed: 4, Ohio Wesleyan, 2002Shutouts: 20, Ohio Wesleyan, 2002Victories: 24, Ohio Wesleyan, 2002Winning Streak: 60, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001-03Winning Streak, NCAC games: 29, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000-03Unbeaten Streak: 60, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001-03Unbeaten Streak, NCAC games: 35, Allegheny, 1985-89Sarah Wall set the NCAC career assists record.The Battling Bishops pose with the 2002 NCAA Division IIInational championship trophy.NCAC history13

About the ncac14About the NCACOhio Wesleyan University is a charter member ofthe North Coast Athletic Conference, which began competitionin the 1984-85 academic year. Other chartermembers are Allegheny College, Case Western ReserveUniversity, Denison University, Kenyon College, OberlinCollege and the College of Wooster. Earlham Collegeand Wittenberg University joined the NCAC in 1988, andHiram College and Wabash College joined the NCAC in1998.The NCAC’s 10 members believe academic andathletic excellence can co-exist, with no undue overemphasison athletics. They also believe the principle ofbalance is important in athletic programs at the DivisionIII level, with no “major” or “minor” sports in comparisonwith any other, but all equally worthwhile. Equityfor both men’s and women’s sports is a founding andstandard principle. The NCAC’s 22 championship sportsincludes 11 for men and 11 for women, the latter figureleading all Division III conferences in the country. Whenat least 5 Conference institutions sponsor a varsitysport, the NCAC conducts championship play and honorsthe champion.The NCAC in BriefExecutive Director >> Dennis CollinsOffice Phone >> (440) 871-8100Home Phone >> (440) 892-1904Assistant Director >>Assistant Director >>Keri Alexander LuchowskiSue PenickaFax Machine >> (440) 871-4221Mailing Address >> PO Box 16679, Cleveland, OH 44116e-mail >>Home Page >>ncac@northcoast.orghttp://www.northcoast.orgFounded >> February, 1983Conference Colors >>Championship Sports >>Red, White and Blue22 (11 men, 11 women)During the NCAC’s 24 years of competition, theleague has established itself as one of the most competitivein the nation. A total of 45 teams in all 22 sports,and all 10 NCAC schools, were represented in nationalcompetition last year, with 2 teams winning NCAADivision III championships to raise the conference’s 24-year total to 57. In addition, 184 student-athletes fromaround the league earned All-America and/or AcademicAll-America ® honors.CYNTHIA HOLLIDAYSenior Women’s AdministratorOhio Wesleyan University has been in the forefrontof establishing excellence and equity in the athleticarena for both men and women. Ohio Wesleyan was oneof the founding institutions of the National CollegiateAthletic Association (NCAA). In the early 1980s, MaryParker, a coach and administrator at Ohio Wesleyan,played an integral role in founding the CentennialConference, the first conference in the nation formedspecifically for women’s athletics. In 1983, OhioWesleyan became a charter member of the North CoastAthletic Conference (NCAC). The NCAC’s foundingphilosophy includes both sport and gender equity aswell as a firm commitment to academics. The NCACconducts championships in 22 sports, 11 for men and 11for women. Ohio Wesleyan’s Athletic Hall of Fame wasone of the first to induct both men and women. OhioWesleyan University will continue the commitment toexcellence, academically, athletically and with sport andgender equity a priority.2008 OWU Women’s Soccer

2008 OWU Women’s Soccer2007 in ReviewOhio Wesleyan 2, Eastern 0Sept. 1 at Virginia Beach, Va.Michelle Corbett and Allie Cozzone scored goals to leadOhio Wesleyan past Eastern in the first round of the OrthopaedicAssociates of Virginia Classic, hosted by VirginiaWesleyan College. Corbett scored in the 18th minute andCozzone added an insurance goal in the 67th minute.SCORING LEADERS: Corbett, Cozzone 1-0.SAVES: Gary 7.SHOTS: Eastern 18, Ohio Wesleyan 6.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Virginia Wesleyan 1Sept. 2 at Virginia Beach, Va.Meredith Gerrick scored to give Ohio Wesleyan a 1-0lead, but the fourth-ranked Marlins came back to tie thegame and the teams battled through a pair of scorelessovertimes in the championship game of the Orthopaedic Associatesof Virginia Classic. The Marlins outshot the Bishops,6-1, during the 2 overtime periods, but Ali Gary kept the gamealive by making 4 saves during the extra sessions.SCORING LEADERS: Gerrick 1-0, Steger 0-1.SAVES: Gary 12.SHOTS: Virginia Wesleyan 21, Ohio Wesleyan 11.Ohio Northern 6, Ohio Wesleyan 3Sept. 5 at AdaGerrick scored to erase a 1-0 deficit, but the Polar Bearsscored the next 3 goals and held off an Ohio Wesleyan rallyto take a non-conference decision.SCORING LEADERS: Gerrick 1-1; Cozzone, Corbett 1-0.SAVES: Gary 6, VanHoey 3.SHOTS: Ohio Northern 24, Ohio Wesleyan 17.Capital 1, Ohio Wesleyan 0Sept. 8 at Roy Rike FieldThe Crusaders scored in the 57th minute to edge OhioWesleyan in the Bishops’ home opener.SAVES: Gary 3.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 15, Capital 8.Ohio Wesleyan 3, Mount St. Joseph 2Sept. 13 at CincinnatiLindsey Macklin scored the game-winner in the secondovertime to lift Ohio Wesleyan over the Lions in non-conferenceplay. Macklin had scored to erase a 1-0 deficit andCorbett scored for a 2-1 Bishop lead in the 15th minute.SCORING LEADERS: Macklin 2-0, Corbett 1-0.SAVES: Gary 9.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 25, Mount St. Joseph 16.Ohio Wesleyan 3, DePauw 1Sept. 15 at Roy Rike FieldMegan Quinn scored to put the Bishops ahead to stayand Gerrick added a goal and an assist to help put thegame out of reach as Ohio Wesleyan defeated the Tigersin non-conference action. Macklin was named NCACPlayer of the Week for her efforts in the Mount St. Josephand DePauw games.SCORING LEADERS: Gerrick 1-1; Corbett, Quinn 1-0.SAVES: Gary 1, VanHoey 3.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 19, DePauw 10.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Wilmington 1Sept. 19 at WilmingtonCozzone scored to wipe out a 1-0 deficit, but the Bishopsand Quakers played to a tie in non-conference action.Ohio Wesleyan evened the game in the 80th minute whenMacklin sent the ball to Cozzone, who scored inside thenear post.SCORING LEADERS: Cozzone 1-0, Macklin 0-1.SAVES: Gary 5.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 17, Wilmington 14.Messiah 5, Ohio Wesleyan 0Sept. 22 at Roy Rike FieldThe Falcons broke a scoreless tie midway throughthe first half and erupted for 4 second-half goals to takea non-conference win. The win was Messiah’s first in 4meetings in the series against Ohio Wesleyan, which datesto 1992.SAVES: Gary 8.SHOTS: Messiah 22, Ohio Wesleyan 9.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Otterbein 0Sept. 26 at Roy Rike FieldCorbett scored the game-winning goal in the fifthminute and Gerrick added a crucial insurance goal thathelped Ohio Wesleyan defeat the Cardinals in non-conferenceaction.SCORING LEADERS: Corbett, Gerrick 1-0; Winant 0-1.SAVES: Gary 9.SHOTS: Otterbein 19, Ohio Wesleyan 7.Ohio Wesleyan 2, Kenyon 2Sept. 29 at GambierCorbett scored twice as the Bishops took a 2-0 lead,but the defending NCAC champion Ladies rallied to tiethe score and the teams played to a 2-2 deadlock in theirconference opener. Corbett tallied unassisted goals in the33rd and 52nd minutes. Corbett was named NCAC Playerof the Week for her efforts in the Otterbein and Kenyongames.SCORING LEADERS: Corbett 2-0.SAVES: Gary 7.SHOTS: Kenyon 21, Ohio Wesleyan 13.2007 oWU REView15

2007 OWU review16Ohio Wesleyan 3, Oberlin 0Oct. 2 at OberlinCorbett scored the game-winning goal and set up aninsurance score as Ohio Wesleyan blanked the Yeowomenin NCAC play.SCORING LEADERS: Corbett 1-1; Cozzone, Keller 1-0.SAVES: Gary 4, Hoffer 0.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 15, Oberlin 6.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Allegheny 0Oct. 6 at Meadville, Pa.Corbett scored the game-winning goal with 5:16 to playto lift Ohio Wesleyan over the Gators in NCAC action.SCORING LEADERS: Corbett 1-0.SAVES: Gary 5.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 9, Allegheny 9.Ohio Wesleyan 3, Hiram 0Oct. 9 at Roy Rike FieldCozzone scored the game-winning goal in the fifthminute and Caitlin Logan added a goal and an assist as OhioWesleyan blanked the Terriers in NCAC play.SCORING LEADERS: Logan 1-1; Cahoon, Cozzone 1-0.SAVES: VanHoey 0.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 28, Hiram 2.Ohio Wesleyan 4, Washington & Jefferson 0Oct. 11 at Roy Rike FieldCorbett scored the game-winning goal and set up aninsurance score to lead Ohio Wesleyan past the Presidentsin non-conference play.SCORING LEADERS: Corbett 1-1.SAVES: VanHoey 0.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 21, Washington & Jefferson 7.Earlham 1, Ohio Wesleyan 0Oct. 13 at Roy Rike FieldThe Quakers scored on a breakaway in the first minuteof play and the Earlham defense made the lead stand for anNCAC win over Ohio Wesleyan.SAVES: Gary 0, VanHoey 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 22, Earlham 4.Ohio Wesleyan 0, Denison 0Oct. 20 at GranvilleThe Bishops and Big Red played to a scoreless tie in NCACaction.SAVES: VanHoey 5.SHOTS: Denison 12, Ohio Wesleyan 8.Ohio Wesleyan 1, Wooster 0Oct. 24 at Roy Rike FieldLogan scored the game-winning goal midway throughthe second half to give Ohio Wesleyan an NCAC win over theFighting Scots.SCORING LEADERS: Logan 1-0, Corbett 0-1.SAVES: VanHoey 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 16, Wooster 12.Ohio Wesleyan 0, Wittenberg 0Oct. 26 at Roy Rike FieldLaura VanHoey made a game-saving play on a penaltyshot in the first overtime period and Ohio Wesleyan went onto a scoreless tie with the Tigers in NCAC action. Just over90 seconds into the first overtime period, the Bishops werecalled for a foul in the penalty area, but VanHoey soared highand tipped the Tiger penalty shot over the crossbar.SAVES: VanHoey 7.SHOTS: Wittenberg 17, Ohio Wesleyan 8.NCAC TOURNAMENTDenison 2, Ohio Wesleyan 1Oct. 31 at GranvilleGerrick scored to bring the Bishops within 2-1 with 3:07to play, but the Big Red withstood a last-minute threat andheld on to defeat Ohio Wesleyan in a semifinal matchup ofthe NCAC tournament.SCORING LEADERS: Gerrick 1-0.SAVES: VanHoey 4.SHOTS: Denison 19, Ohio Wesleyan 7.2008 OWU Women’s Soccer

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerBishop SOCCER Year-by-yearYear Coach W L T Pct GF GA NCAC1984 Frank Book 0 8 1 .056 4 42 0-4-11985 Frank Book 5 7 2 .429 17 20 5-5-21986 Frank Book 6 6 2 .500 24 27 6-4-2Book (3 years) 11 21 5 .365 11-13-51987 Margie Shade 6 3 5 .607 29 13 1-1-41988 Margie Shade 13 3 2 .778 59 13 3-3-01989 Margie Shade 13 4 1 .750 67 26 7-1-01990 Margie Shade 16 3 0 .842 57 20 7-1-01991* Margie Shade 13 6 1 .675 66 26 7-1-01992* Margie Shade 14 3 3 .775 56 22 6-1-11993 Margie Shade 11 8 0 .579 41 32 6-2-01994 Margie Shade 10 7 1 .583 32 31 4-3-11995 Margie Shade 11 5 2 .667 34 20 7-1-0Shade (9 years) 107 42 15 .698 48-14-61996 John Zulberti 8 10 1 .447 26 31 4-3-11997 Bob Barnes 10 8 0 .556 40 17 3-5-01998* Bob Barnes 19 3 0 .864 77 27 7-1-01999* Bob Barnes 19 1 0 .950 70 12 8-0-02000* Bob Barnes 16 4 1 .786 75 15 7-1-02001* Bob Barnes 22 1 0 .957 83 10 8-0-02002* Bob Barnes 24 0 0 1.000 90 4 8-0-02003 Bob Barnes 17 2 0 .895 86 7 7-1-02004* Bob Barnes 16 3 2 .810 62 16 8-0-02005* Bob Barnes 13 6 1 .675 53 28 5-3-02006 Bob Barnes 9 5 4 .611 30 24 5-3-02007 Bob Barnes 9 5 5 .605 30 22 4-1-3Barnes (11 years) 174 38 13 .802 70-15-3TOTALS (24 years) 300 111 34 .712 129-44-12*reached NCAA tournamentbold face denotes league championNCAA Series RecordsOpponent First Game Last Game W L TAlbion 2000 (3-1) 2001 (3-0) 2 0 0Amherst 2001 (1-0) 2001 (1-0) 1 0 0Calvin 2005 (2-2) 2005 (2-2) 0 0 1Denison 1992 (1-4) 1992 (1-4) 0 1 0DePauw 1999 (0-1) 2001 (3-0) 1 1 0Kalamazoo 1998 (3-2) 1998 (3-2) 1 0 0Manchester 2004 (9-0) 2004 (9-0) 1 0 0Mary Washington 2004 (0-0) 2004 (0-0) 0 0 1Messiah 2002 (1-0) 2002 (1-0) 1 0 0New Jersey 2000 (0-1) 2001 (1-0) 1 1 0Olivet 1998 (4-3) 1998 (4-3) 1 0 0Otterbein 2005 (1-4) 2005 (1-4) 0 1 0St. Thomas (Minn.) 2002 (0-0) 2002 (0-0) 1 a 0 0Washington (Mo.) 1998 (5-6) 1998 (5-6) 0 1 0Westminster (Pa.) 2002 (3-0) 2002 (3-0) 1 0 0Willamette 2001 (2-1) 2001 (2-1) 1 0 0Wilmington 2000 (2-0) 2002 (2-0) 2 0 0William Smith 1991 (0-2) 2002 (3-0) 1 1 0aincludes shootout win in 2002 quarterfinalW L T PctNCAA DIVISION III TOTALS (9 years) 15 6 2 .696Cheryl Marra AwardOhio Division III Team of the Year1997 Denison1998 Ohio Wesleyan1999 Ohio Wesleyan2000 Ohio Wesleyan2001 Ohio Wesleyan2002 Ohio Wesleyan2003 Wilmington2004 Ohio Wesleyan2005 Otterbein2006 Denison2007 not awardedThe Battling Bishops pose withthe 2001 NCAA Division IIInational championship trophy.NCAA Tournament History1991 Regional at Geneva, N.Y.A- William Smith 2, OHIO WESLEYAN 01992 Regional at Wooster, OhioN- Denison 4, OHIO WESLEYAN 11998 Great Lakes Regional Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 4, Olivet 3 (2 OT)H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Kalamazoo 2H- Washington 6, OHIO WESLEYAN 5 (2 OT)1999 Great Lakes RegionalH- DePauw 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 02000 Quarterfinalist/Great Lakes Regional ChampionN- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Albion 1N- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Wilmington 0A- New Jersey 1, OHIO WESLEYAN 0 (3 OT)2001 NATIONAL CHAMPION/Great Lakes Regional ChampionH- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, DePauw 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Albion 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, New Jersey 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Willamette 1 (OT)H- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Amherst 02002 NATIONAL CHAMPION/Great Lakes Regional ChampionN- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, Westminster 0A- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Wilmington 0H- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, St. Thomas 0 + (counted as win)A- OHIO WESLEYAN 3, William Smith 0N- OHIO WESLEYAN 1, Messiah 02004 Third RoundH- OHIO WESLEYAN 9, Manchester 0N- OHIO WESLEYAN 0, Mary Washington 0*2005 Second RoundN- OHIO WESLEYAN 2, Calvin 2 +A- Otterbein 4, OHIO WESLEYAN 1+advanced on shootout *eliminated on shootoutBishops Year-by-year17

Series Records18All-Time Series RecordsOpponent First Game Last Game W L TAdrian 1989 (6-1) 1998 (12-0) 2 0 0Albion 1989 (8-0) 2002 (6-0) 5 0 0Allegheny 1985 (0-3) 2007 (1-0) 14 11 2Alma 1996 (1-0) 1996 (1-0) 1 0 0Amherst 2001 (1-0) 2001 (1-0) 1 0 0Augustana (Ill.) 2000 (12-1) 2000 (12-1) 1 0 0Baldwin-Wallace 1988 (3-2) 1994 (2-0) 4 0 0Bethany 1988 (2-2) 1994 (1-0) 6 0 1Binghamton State 1990 (2-1) 1990 (2-1) 1 0 0Calvin 1998 (3-2) 2006 (0-5) 4 1 1Capital 1991 (9-0) 2007 (0-1) 8 3 1Carnegie-Mellon 1995 (0-1) 1998 (3-1) 2 1 0Case Reserve 1984 (1-1) 1998 (6-0) 13 1 3Chicago 2005 (1-0) 2005 (1-0) 1 0 0Cortland State 1990 (1-4) 1992 (1-3) 0 2 0Dayton 1984 (1-3) 1989 (0-6) 0 2 0Defiance 2004 (4-0) 2005 (5-0) 2 0 0Denison 1984 (0-5) 2007 (1-2) 16 14 3DePauw 1999 (0-1) 2007 (3-1) 6 4 0Earlham 1989 (12-0) 2007 (0-1) 17 2 0Eastern (Pa.) 2007 (2-0) 2007 (2-0) 1 0 0Elmhurst 1999 (4-0) 1999 (4-0) 1 0 0Emory 1991 (3-4) 2003 (2-0) 1 1 0Findlay 1988 (5-0) 1993 (0-3) 1 1 0Geneva 1987 (1-0) 1989 (2-1) 2 0 0Gettysburg 2004 (3-1) 2004 (3-1) 1 0 0Guilford 2006 (7-2) 2006 (7-2) 1 0 0Heidelberg 1987 (4-0) 2001 (5-0) 6 b 5 1Hiram 1999 (6-1) 2007 (3-0) 9 0 0Hope 1999 (3-1) 2006 (4-1) 3 0 0John Carroll 1990 (1-0) 2001 (4-0) 6 0 0Kalamazoo 1988 (1-1) 2002 (4-0) 4 5 1Kenyon 1984 (1-3) 2007 (2-2) 19 6 2Malone 1998 (2-0) 1998 (2-0) 1 0 0Manchester 2004 (9-0) 2004 (9-0) 1 0 0Marietta 1987 (4-0) 1995 (0-1) 2 1 0Maryville (Mo.) 1985 (1-3) 1985 (1-3) 0 1 0Mary Washington 1991 (1-2) 2004 (0-0) 0 1 1Messiah 1992 (3-2) 2007 (0-5) 3 1 0Michigan State 1986 (0-8) 1986 (0-8) 0 1 0Mount St. Joseph 1997 (6-0) 2007 (3-2) 4 0 0Mount Union 1988 (3-0) 1995 (3-2) 7 0 0Mount Vernon Naz. 2006 (1-0) 2006 (1-0) 1 0 0Muskingum 1987 (5-0) 1988 (9-0) 2 0 0Nazareth 2001 (1-2) 2005 (1-2) 1 2 0New Jersey 2000 (0-1) 2001 (1-0) 1 1 02008 OWU Women’s SoccerN. C. Wesleyan 1991 (2-0) 1991 (2-0) 1 0 0Oakland 1984 (0-5) 1984 (0-5) 0 1 0Oberlin 1984 (1-4) 2007 (3-0) 20 5 2Ohio Dominican 2003 (9-0) 2006 (0-0) 2 0 1Ohio Northern 1988 (7-0) 2007 (3-6) 5 5 1Olivet 1998 (4-3) 2006 (3-1) 3 0 0Oneonta State 2004 (2-1) 2004 (2-1) 1 0 0Otterbein 1987 (5-0) 2007 (2-0) 11 a 2 2Pitt-Bradford 2008Principia 1998 (2-1) 1998 (2-1) 1 0 0Puget Sound 2002 (2-0) 2002 (2-0) 1 0 0Rhode Island Coll. 2008Rhodes 1994 (0-2) 1999 (3-0) 1 1 0Rochester 1991 (0-5) 1991 (0-5) 0 1 0St. John Fisher 2008St. Mary’s (Ind.) 1995 (2-1) 1997 (6-0) 3 0 0St. Thomas (Minn.) 2002 (5-1) 2002 (0-0) 2 c 0 0Scranton 1992 (1-1) 1992 (1-1) 0 0 1Siena Heights 1987 (0-1) 1987 (0-1) 0 1 0Southwestern 1996 (1-0) 1999 (3-0) 2 0 0Thomas More 1989 (1-1) 1999 (8-0) 4 1 3Tiffin 1998 (2-3) 2000 (3-2) 2 1 0Trinity (Texas) 1996 (0-2) 1996 (0-2) 0 1 0Union (N.Y.) 2001 (2-0) 2001 (2-0) 1 0 0Virginia Wesleyan 2007 (1-1) 2007 (1-1) 0 0 1Walsh 1992 (1-0) 1992 (1-0) 1 0 0Washington (Mo.) 1998 (5-6) 2004 (2-3) 0 2 0Wash. & Jeff. 2007 (4-0) 2007 (4-0) 1 0 0Westminster (Pa.) 2002 (3-0) 2002 (3-0) 1 0 0Wheaton (Ill.) 2000 (1-1) 2001 (2-1) 1 0 1Wheaton (Mass.) 2004 (0-3) 2004 (0-3) 0 1 0Wheeling 1988 (1-0) 1988 (1-0) 1 0 0Willamette 2001 (2-1) 2001 (2-1) 1 0 0William Smith 1991 (0-2) 2002 (3-0) 2 1 0Wilmington 1984 (0-8) 2007 (1-1) 12 7 2Wis.-Eau Claire 1993 (5-2) 2003 (3-0) 2 0 0Wis.-Stevens Pt. 1993 (1-3) 1993 (1-3) 0 1 0Wittenberg 1987 (2-2) 2007 (0-0) 18 2 3Wooster 1985 (3-1) 2007 (1-0) 18 7 1Wright State 1986 (0-3) 1987 (2-3) 0 2 0Xavier 1984 (0-9) 1985 (0-3) 0 2 0bold face indicates 2008 opponentaincludes 1990 win by forfeitbdoes not include 1997 win by forfeitcincludes shootout win in 2002 NCAA playoff game

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerAll-Time Results19840-8-1, 0-3-1 NCAC*Coach: Frank BookDate Site Score9/8 A Oberlin 4, OWU 19/15 H Wilmington 8, OWU 09/25 A Kenyon 3, OWU 1*10/6 H Xavier 9, OWU 010/10 A Denison 5, OWU 0*10/13 H Oberlin 4, OWU 0*10/16 A Dayton 3, OWU 110/20 H Oakland 5, OWU 010/25 A OWU 1, Case Reserve 1*19855-7-2, 5-5-2 NCAC*Coach: Frank BookDate Site Score9/12 H Denison 3, OWU 0*9/14 A Allegheny 3, OWU 0*9/21 H Kenyon 2, OWU 1*9/26 A OWU 5, Case Reserve 0*9/29 A Xavier 3, OWU 010/2 H Oberlin 2, OWU 1*10/5 A OWU 3, Wooster 1*10/9 A OWU 0, Denison 0*10/12 H Allegheny 2, OWU 0*10/16 A OWU 2, Kenyon 1*10/18 H OWU 1, Case Reserve 0*10/27 H Maryville (Mo.) 3, OWU 110/31 A OWU 0, Oberlin 0*11/2 H OWU 3, Wooster 0*19866-6-2, 6-4-2 NCAC*Coach: Frank BookDate Site Score9/3 A Wright State 3, OWU 09/11 H Denison 2, OWU 1*9/13 A Allegheny 5, OWU 0*9/20 H Kenyon 2, OWU 1*9/22 H Michigan State 8, OWU 09/25 A OWU 5, Case Reserve 1*10/1 H OWU 2, Oberlin 1*10/4 A OWU 3, Wooster 0*10/8 A OWU 2, Denison 1*10/11 H Allegheny 3, OWU 0*10/15 A OWU 1, Kenyon 1*10/17 H OWU 3, Case Reserve 0*10/23 A OWU 0, Oberlin 0* (2 OT)11/1 H OWU 6, Wooster 0*19876-3-5, 1-1-4 NCAC*Coach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score9/11 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 29/12 A OWU 4, Marietta 09/19 A OWU 5, Muskingum 09/24 A OWU 4, Heidelberg 09/27 A Siena Heights 1, OWU 010/1 A OWU 5, Otterbein 010/3 A OWU 1, Case Reserve 1*10/5 H Wright State 3, OWU 210/10 H OWU 2, Allegheny 2*10/14 H OWU 2, Oberlin 1*10/17 A OWU 1, Geneva 010/20 A OWU 1, Denison 1*10/27 H OWU 0, Wooster 0*10/31 H Kenyon 2, OWU 0*198813-3-2, 3-3-0 NCAC*Coach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score9/6 H OWU 3, Mount Union 09/8 A OWU 4, Wittenberg 2 (2 OT)9/10 H OWU 4, Marietta 09/16 H OWU 9, Muskingum 09/20 A OWU 5, Findlay 09/23 H OWU 11, Heidelberg 09/26 A OWU 7, Ohio Northern 09/30 H OWU 3, Case Reserve 0*10/1 H OWU 2, Otterbein 010/2 H OWU 1, Kalamazoo 110/8 A Allegheny 3, OWU 0*10/12 A Oberlin 2, OWU 0*10/14 H OWU 3, Baldwin-Wallace 210/18 H OWU 2, Denison 0*10/21 A OWU 1, Wheeling 010/22 A OWU 2, Bethany 210/25 A Wooster 1, OWU 0*10/27 A OWU 2, Kenyon 0*198913-4-1, 7-1-0 NCAC*NCAC co-championCoach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score9/2 H OWU 2, Geneva 1 (OT)9/6 H OWU 1, Thomas More 19/8 H Dayton 6, OWU 09/12 A Wilmington 3, OWU 29/16 A Kalamazoo 2, OWU 19/17 A OWU 8, Albion 09/23 H OWU 6, Bethany 19/25 A OWU 7, Otterbein 09/27 H OWU 3, Denison 2*9/30 H OWU 6, Adrian 110/4 A OWU 2, Wooster 0*10/7 A OWU 5, Mount Union 110/11 A OWU 3, Wittenberg 2*10/14 H OWU 3, Oberlin 1*10/18 H OWU 12, Earlham 0*10/21 A Allegheny 3, OWU 2* (OT)10/25 H OWU 2, Kenyon 1*10/28 A OWU 2, Case Reserve 1* (OT)199016-3-0, 7-1-0 NCAC*NCAC co-championCoach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score8/30 A OWU 4, Thomas More 19/4 H OWU 5, Wilmington 09/7 H OWU 1, Otterbein 0 (forfeit)9/10 A OWU 1, Baldwin-Wallace 09/12 H OWU 5, Mount Union 19/15 A Cortland State 4, OWU 19/16 A OWU 2, Binghamton State 19/21 H OWU 5, Albion 09/22 H OWU 6, Case Reserve 1*9/23 H Kalamazoo 3, OWU 09/26 A OWU 3, Denison 1*9/28 A OWU 1, John Carroll 010/3 H Wooster 3, OWU 1*10/6 A OWU 3, Bethany 010/10 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 1*10/13 A OWU 3, Oberlin 0*10/17 A OWU 7, Earlham 0*10/20 H OWU 4, Allegheny 3*10/24 A OWU 4, Kenyon 1*199113-6-1, 7-1-0 NCAC*Coach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score8/29 A OWU 2, Mount Union 1 (OT)9/4 H Heidelberg 3, OWU 19/7 N Emory 4, OWU 39/14 N Mary Washington 2, OWU 19/15 N Rochester 5, OWU 09/18 A OWU 9, Capital 09/20 A OWU 3, Wilmington 19/25 H OWU 3, Earlham 0*9/28 A Wooster 1, OWU 0*10/2 H OWU 7, Kenyon 1*10/5 A OWU 5, Case Reserve 1*10/9 H OWU 7, Bethany 010/11 H OWU 3, Denison 1*10/16 H OWU 1, Thomas More 110/20 H OWU 2, N.C. Wesleyan 010/23 A OWU 4, Wittenberg 0*10/26 A OWU 4, Allegheny 1*10/29 H OWU 6, John Carroll 211/1 H OWU 5, Oberlin 0*NCAA tournament11/9 A William Smith 2, OWU 0199214-3-3, 6-1-1 NCAC*Coach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score9/5 N Cortland State 3, OWU 19/6 N OWU 1, Heidelberg 19/8 H OWU 1, Mount Union 09/11 A OWU 3, Messiah 29/12 N OWU 1, Scranton 19/16 H OWU 5, Kalamazoo 29/20 H OWU 1, Thomas More 09/26 A OWU 5, Oberlin 09/30 A OWU 6, Earlham 0*10/3 H OWU 3, Wooster 2*10/7 A OWU 3, Kenyon 2* (OT)10/10 H OWU 3, Case Reserve 0*10/14 A Denison 1, OWU 0* (OT)10/16 H OWU 5, Wilmington 110/20 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 2*10/22 A OWU 6, Bethany 110/24 H OWU 1, Walsh 010/27 A OWU 5, Otterbein 010/31 H OWU 3, Allegheny 0*NCAA tournament11/7 N Denison 4, OWU 1199311-8-0, 6-2-0 NCAC*Coach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score9/4 N OWU 5, Wis.-Eau Claire 29/5 N Wis.-Stevens Point 3, OWU 19/9 H OWU 5, Otterbein 19/12 H OWU 4, Bethany 19/15 A Heidelberg 3, OWU 09/19 A Kalamazoo 4, OWU 09/22 A OWU 2, Wittenberg 1*9/24 H OWU 3, Baldwin-Wallace 0 (OT)9/26 H Ohio Northern 1, OWU 09/29 H OWU 4, Earlham 0*10/2 A OWU 8, Oberlin 1*10/4 H OWU 2, Messiah 110/6 H Denison 3, OWU 1*10/13 A OWU 1, Wooster 0*10/16 H Allegheny 4, OWU 1*10/20 H OWU 2, Kenyon 0*10/22 H Wilmington 4, OWU 010/27 A OWU 2, Case Reserve 0*10/30 H Findlay 3, OWU 0all-time results19

all-time results199410-7-1, 4-3-1 NCAC*Coach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score9/3 N OWU 2, Baldwin-Wallace 09/4 H Kalamazoo 3, OWU 09/9 A OWU 5, Otterbein 09/10 H Rhodes 2, OWU 09/16 A OWU 2, Mount Union 0 (OT)9/19 A OWU 3, Ohio Northern 09/21 H OWU 2, Wittenberg 1*9/24 A Denison 2, OWU 1*9/28 A OWU 3, Earlham 1*9/30 H OWU 4, Oberlin 2*10/2 A OWU 1, Bethany 010/7 A Wilmington 6, OWU 110/12 H Wooster 4, OWU 0*10/15 A OWU 0, Allegheny 0*10/19 A Kenyon 5, OWU 0*10/21 H Heidelberg 2, OWU 110/24 H OWU 4, Capital 310/26 H OWU 3, Case Reserve 0*199511-5-2, 7-1-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Margie ShadeDate Site Score9/2 N Marietta 1, OWU 09/3 H Carnegie-Mellon 1, OWU 09/9 A OWU 2, St. Mary’s 19/10 A OWU 3, Kalamazoo 2 (OT)9/12 H Ohio Northern 1, OWU 09/14 H OWU 3, Mount Union 29/18 A OWU 3, Capital 39/26 A Case Reserve 1, OWU 0*9/28 H OWU 5, Otterbein 09/30 H OWU 3, Allegheny 2*10/4 A OWU 4, Oberlin 0*10/6 H Wilmington 3, OWU 2 (OT)10/11 H OWU 2, Earlham 1*10/13 H OWU 2, Thomas More 210/18 H OWU 1, Denison 0*10/21 A OWU 1, Wittenberg 0*10/25 H OWU 2, Kenyon 0*10/27 A OWU 1, Wooster 0*19968-10-1, 4-3-1 NCAC*Coaches: Jay Martin,John ZulbertiDate Site Score8/31 N OWU 1, St. Mary’s 09/1 H Kalamazoo 4, OWU 19/4 A Heidelberg 4, OWU 19/10 A Ohio Northern 2, OWU 19/15 H OWU 1, Alma 09/16 A OWU 5, Otterbein 09/20 A Thomas More 3, OWU 09/23 H Capital 2, OWU 19/25 A Denison 4, OWU 2*9/28 A Allegheny 2, OWU 1*10/2 H Wooster 2, OWU 1* (OT)10/4 A Wilmington 3, OWU 010/9 H OWU 1, Case Reserve 1*10/12 A Trinity 2, OWU 010/13 N OWU 1, Southwestern 010/16 A OWU 3, Kenyon 1*10/19 H OWU 3, Oberlin 0*10/24 H OWU 1, Wittenberg 0*10/26 A OWU 2, Earlham 1*199710-8-0, 3-5-0 NCAC*Coach: Bob BarnesDate Site Score9/2 A Heidelberg 3, OWU 2(game later forfeited to OWU)9/6 N Ohio Northern 2, OWU 09/7 H OWU 6, St. Mary’s 09/13 A Capital 2, OWU 19/15 A OWU 7, Otterbein 09/20 H OWU 9, Thomas More 19/24 A Wittenberg 1, OWU 0*9/27 A Wooster 4, OWU 0*10/1 H OWU 2, Wilmington 110/4 H Earlham 1, OWU 0*10/8 A OWU 1, John Carroll 010/11 H OWU 6, Mount St. Joseph 010/15 A OWU 1, Case Reserve 0*10/18 A OWU 1, Carnegie-Mellon 010/22 H Denison 1, OWU 0*10/25 H OWU 2, Allegheny 0*10/28 H OWU 2, Kenyon 0*11/1 A Oberlin 1, OWU 0*199819-3-0, 7-1-0 NCAC*Coach: Bob BarnesDate Site Score9/2 H Tiffin 3, OWU 29/5 N OWU 2, Heidelberg 1 (OT)9/6 H OWU 2, Principia 19/10 H OWU 1, Capital 09/12 H OWU 4, John Carroll 09/15 H OWU 12, Adrian 09/17 H OWU 4, Ohio Northern 09/20 A Thomas More (suspended)9/23 A OWU 3, Calvin 29/26 H OWU 4, Oberlin 1*9/30 A OWU 2, Wilmington 110/6 A Denison 3, OWU 1*10/10 A OWU 3, Allegheny 1*10/14 H OWU 6, Case Reserve 0*10/17 H OWU 3, Carnegie-Mellon 110/21 H OWU 7, Wittenberg 1*10/24 A OWU 2, Kenyon 0*10/27 A OWU 1, Earlham 0*10/28 A OWU 2, Malone 010/31 H OWU 4, Wooster 1*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/4 H OWU 4, Olivet 3 (2 OT)11/6 H OWU 3, Kalamazoo 211/7 H Washington 6, OWU 5 (2 OT)199919-1-0, 8-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championCoach: Bob BarnesDate Site Score9/1 A OWU 2, Capital 19/4 H OWU 3, Hope 19/5 H OWU 2, John Carroll 09/8 A OWU 6, Heidelberg 09/11 H OWU 1, Tiffin 0 (OT)9/18 N OWU 3, Rhodes 09/19 N OWU 3, Southwestern 09/22 H OWU 8, Thomas More 09/25 H OWU 1, Wilmington 09/30 H OWU 4, Calvin 010/2 H OWU 4, Elmhurst 010/6 H OWU 2, Earlham 1*10/9 A OWU 6, Oberlin 0*10/12 A OWU 6, Hiram 1*10/16 A OWU 4, Wooster 3* (OT)10/20 A OWU 4, Wittenberg 2*10/22 H OWU 4, Allegheny 2*10/27 H OWU 2, Denison 0*10/30 H OWU 5, Kenyon 0*NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/5 H DePauw 1, OWU 02008 OWU Women’s Soccer200016-4-1, 7-1-0 NCAC*NCAC tri-championCoach: Bob BarnesDate Site Score9/1 A OWU 13, Hope 09/2 A OWU 6, Calvin 09/5 A OWU 3, Tiffin 29/10 H OWU 12, Augustana 19/13 A Wilmington 2, OWU 09/16 A DePauw 3, OWU 2 (2 OT)9/19 H OWU 2, Heidelberg 19/23 A Allegheny 3, OWU 2*9/26 H OWU 11, Hiram 0*9/29 A OWU 1, Wheaton 110/2 H OWU 1, Wittenberg 0*10/7 H OWU 8, Oberlin 0*10/9 H OWU 1, Kenyon 0*10/14 A OWU 2, Denison 0*10/18 A OWU 1, Earlham 0*10/21 H OWU 3, Wooster 0*NCAC tournament10/25 H OWU 1, Denison 010/28 A OWU 1, Allegheny 0NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/4 N OWU 3, Albion 111/5 N OWU 2, Wilmington 0NCAA quarterfinal11/12 A New Jersey 1, OWU 0 (3 OT)200122-1-0, 8-0-0 NCAC*NCAC championNCAA DIVISION IIICHAMPIONCoach: Bob BarnesDate Site Score9/1 H OWU 4, John Carroll 09/2 H Nazareth 2, OWU 19/5 A OWU 5, Heidelberg 09/8 N OWU 2, Union 09/9 A OWU 2, William Smith 1 (2 OT)9/15 H OWU 3, DePauw 09/19 H OWU 3, Wittenberg 1*9/22 H OWU 2, Wheaton 1 (OT)9/26 A OWU 12, Hiram 0*9/29 A OWU 10, Oberlin 0*10/2 A OWU 4, Mount St. Joseph 010/6 H OWU 5, Earlham 0*10/11 H OWU 4, Denison 1*10/13 A OWU 3, Wooster 0*10/17 A OWU 5, Kenyon 1*10/20 H OWU 3, Allegheny 0*NCAC tournament10/24 H OWU 4, Wittenberg 210/27 H OWU 1, Denison 0NCAA Great Lakes Regional11/3 H OWU 3, DePauw 011/4 H OWU 3, Albion 0NCAA quarterfinal11/11 H OWU 1, New Jersey 0NCAA semifinal11/16 H OWU 2, Willamette 1 (OT)11/17 H OWU 1, Amherst 020

Bishop records22Bishop RecordsSingle-Game Goals4 Kerry McGuire vs. Wooster Sr. F 11/1/19864 Stacie Rose vs. Muskingum Fr. F 9/16/19884 Stacie Rose vs. Ohio Northern Fr. F 9/26/19884 Chris Knapp vs. Earlham Fr. F 10/18/19894 Katy Sturtz vs. Ohio Northern Fr. F 6/17/19984 Katy Sturtz vs. Olivet* Fr. F 11/4/19984 Katy Sturtz at Calvin Jr. F 9/2/20004 Sarah Wall vs. Earlham So. F 11/1/20034 Sarah Wall vs. Manchester* Jr. F 11/13/2004Goals, One Half4 Stacie Rose vs. Ohio Northern (2nd) Fr. F 9/26/1988Single-Game Assists4 Stacie Rose vs. Capital Sr. M 9/18/19913 Stacie Rose vs. Adrian So. M 9/30/19893 Stacie Rose vs. Earlham So. M 10/18/19893 Chris Knapp at Earlham So. F 10/17/19903 Nikki Tolbert at Oberlin Sr. F 10/2/19933 Julia Balta at Oberlin Jr. M 10/4/19953 Katy Sturtz vs. Washington* Fr. F 11/7/19983 Lindsey Bland at Oberlin Fr. F 10/9/19993 Emily Bayer vs. Wittenberg Jr. F 10/24/20013 Liz Sheehan at Ohio Northern Sr. M 10/1/20033 Sarah Wall at Denison So. F 10/4/20033 Sarah Wall at Hiram Jr. F 10/19/20043 Toni Frissora at Hiram Sr. D 10/19/20043 Sarah Wall vs. Hiram Sr. F 10/12/2005Single-Game Points9 Sarah Wall vs. Earlham 4-1 So. F 11/1/20039 Sarah Wall vs. Manchester* 4-1 Jr. F 11/13/20048 Kerry McGuire vs. Wooster 4-0 Sr. F 11/1/19868 Stacie Rose vs. Muskingum 4-0 Fr. F 9/16/19888 Stacie Rose vs. Ohio Northern 4-0 Fr. F 9/26/19888 Chris Knapp vs. Earlham 4-0 Fr. F 10/18/19898 Katy Sturtz vs. Ohio Northern 4-0 Fr. F 6/17/19988 Katy Sturtz vs. Olivet* 4-0 Fr. F 11/4/19988 Katy Sturtz vs. Thomas More 3-2 So. F 9/22/19998 Katy Sturtz at Calvin 4-0 Jr. F 9/2/2000*Occurred in NCAA playoff game2008 OWU Women’s SoccerSingle-Game Saves31 Molly Hewes vs. Oberlin Fr. 10/23/198626 Molly Hewes vs. Siena Heights So. 9/27/198725 Molly Hewes vs. Denison Sr. 9/27/198924 Molly Hewes vs. Denison Fr. 9/11/198622 Molly Hewes vs. Denison Fr. 10/8/198622 Molly Hewes vs. Case Reserve So. 10/3/1987Single-Season Goals43 Katy Sturtz Fr. F 22g 199831 Katy Sturtz So. F 20g 199924 Sarah Wall So. F 19g 200322 Sarah Wall Fr. M 24g 200221 Chris Knapp Fr. F 18g 198921 Chris Knapp So. F 18g 199021 Katy Sturtz Sr. F 23g 200121 Michelle Corbett Fr. F 20g 2005Single-Season Assists16 Julia Balta Jr. M 16g 199516 Sarah Wall Fr. M 24g 200215 Chris Knapp Sr. F 20g 199214 Sarah Wall Sr. F 20g 200513 Stacie Rose So. M 18g 198913 Erin Mavko Jr. F 21g 199813 Sarah Wall Jr. F 21g 2004Single-Season Points95 Katy Sturtz 43- 9 Fr. F 22g 199867 Katy Sturtz 31- 5 So. F 20g 199960 Sarah Wall 22-16 Fr. M 24g 200258 Sarah Wall 24-10 So. F 19g 200353 Sarah Wall 20-13 Jr. F 21g 2004Single-Season Saves213 Molly Hewes Fr. 14g 1986193 Molly Hewes So. 13g 1987189 Molly Hewes Sr. 18g 1989176 Sandra DeWitt Jr. 19g 1996158 Shannon Graham Jr. 20g 1991Left to right:Kerry McGuire,Julia Balta,Chris Knapp,and Sarah Wall.

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerSingle-Season Shutouts10½ Molly Hewes Jr. 18g 198810 Maggie Meagher Jr. 20g 199910 Mindy Hammond Sr. 23g 20029 Maggie Meagher Sr. 19g 20008 Shannon Graham Sr. 20g 1992Career Goals112 Katy Sturtz F 1998-200175 Sarah Wall F-M 2002-0565 Chris Knapp F 1989-9249 Angie Mouch F-M 1989-9243 Kristin Griffin F-M 1992-95Career Assists53 Sarah Wall F-M 2002-0533 Julia Balta F-M 1993-9532 Chris Knapp F 1989-9231 Angie Mouch F-M 1989-9230 Stacie Rose F-M 1988-91ROGER INGLESAthletics DirectorRight to left:Maggie Meagher,Mindy Hammond,Sandra DeWitt,and Shannon Graham.Career Points248 Katy Sturtz 112-24 F 1998-2001203 Sarah Wall 75-53 F-M 2002-05162 Chris Knapp 65-32 F 1989-92129 Angie Mouch 49-31 F-M 1989-92102 Stacie Rose 36-30 F-M 1988-91Career Saves723 Molly Hewes 1986-89529 Sandra DeWitt 1994-97443 Shannon Graham 1989-92245 Ali Gary 2004-07185 Laurie Wesp 1991-94Career Shutouts24 Sandra DeWitt 1994-9723½ Molly Hewes 1986-8920 Maggie Meagher 1997, 1999-200018 Shannon Graham 1989-9217 Mindy Hammond 2001-02Why do we have athletics in a liberal arts setting? Regardless of the size of theinstitution or the level of competition, the core values cited in the athletic missionstatements of institutions as diverse as Ohio Wesleyan University and The Ohio StateUniversity are remarkably consistent. These core values are easily stripped into threebasic principles: an almost-unanimous endorsement of the pursuit of excellence in allthings, including athletics; universal identification of athletics as an integral part of theeducational mission of the institution and citation of the intrinsic value to each of theparticipants, including personal and social maturation, the education of the whole person,the development of a healthy lifestyle and learning the value of the pursuit of goalsin a collective context; and identification of athletics as one of the best ways to developand foster a sense of community. The universal benefits of athletics are conferred alikeon the quarterback at Ohio State playing in front of 100,000 spectators and the OhioWesleyan field hockey player playing in front of a small weekday crowd.Bishop records23

ishop all-stars24BISHOP ALL-STARSBISHOPALL-AMERICANSLeighSearsALL-AMERICA1990Leigh Sears, Sr., M.......................... 31991Stacie Rose, Sr., M.......................... 11992Angie Mouch, Sr., M....................... 11995Kristin Griffin, Sr., M...................... 31998Katy Sturtz, Fr., F............................ 11999Katy Sturtz, So., F........................... 1Abby Jenkins, Jr., B.......................... 32000Katy Sturtz, Jr., F............................. 1Abby Jenkins, Sr., B......................... 32001Katy Sturtz, Sr., F............................ 1(NSCAA Player of Year)2002Amy Work, Jr., B.............................. 1Sarah Wall, Fr., M........................... 22003Sarah Wall, So., F............................ 12004Sarah Wall, Jr., F............................. 1Deborah Lochner, Sr., M................ 32006Michelle Corbett, So., F.................. 22007Michelle Corbett, Jr., F................... 3KatySturtzAngieMouchACADEMICALL-AMERICA ®1991Stacie Rose, Sr., M.......................... 31995Erika Henriksson, Sr., B.................. 32001Katie Buchert, Sr., B....................... 12004Sarah Wall, Jr., F............................. 12005Sarah Wall, Sr., F............................ 1(Academic All-America ® of Year)ALL-REGION1990Stacie Rose, Jr., M........................... 1Leigh Sears, Sr., M.......................... 1Chris Knapp, So., F......................... 21991Stacie Rose, Sr., M.......................... 1Jennifer Irvin, Jr., B......................... 21992Jennifer Irvin, Sr., B........................ 1Angie Mouch, Sr., M....................... 1Chris Knapp, Sr., F.......................... 21993Kristin Griffin, So., F....................... 3Katie Johnston, Jr., B....................... 31994Katie Johnston, Sr., B...................... 2AbbyJenkinsKristinGriffin1995Kristin Griffin, Sr., M...................... 1Jen Wolpa, Jr., B............................... 31998Katy Sturtz, Fr., F............................ 1Abby Jenkins, So., B........................ 31999Abby Jenkins, Jr., B.......................... 1Katy Sturtz, So., F........................... 1Becky Witte, Sr., M.......................... 32000Katy Sturtz, Jr., F............................. 1Abby Jenkins, Sr., B......................... 1Katie Buchert, Jr., B........................ 22001Mindy Hammond, Jr., G................. 1Katy Sturtz, Sr., F............................ 1Katie Buchert, Sr., B....................... 2Akeya Terrell, So., B........................ 32002Sarah Wall, Fr., M........................... 1Amy Work, Jr., B.............................. 1Emily Bayer, Sr., F........................... 2Mindy Hammond, Sr., G................ 2Jamie Jenkins, Sr., M....................... 22003Sarah Wall, So., F............................ 1Amy Work, Sr., B............................. 1Liz Sheehan, Sr., M......................... 22004Hillary Hughes, Jr., D...................... 1Deborah Lochner, Sr., M................ 1Sarah Wall, Jr., F............................. 1KatieBuchert2008 OWU Women’s Soccer

2008 OWU Women’s SoccerAmyWork2005Sarah Wall, Sr., F............................ 1Michelle Corbett, Fr., F................... 32006Michelle Corbett, So., F.................. 12007Michelle Corbett, Jr., F................... 1Jessie Seaver, Sr., D......................... 3ALL-OHIO1990Jennifer Irvin, So., B........................ 1Chris Knapp, So., F......................... 1Stacie Rose, Jr., M........................... 1Leigh Sears, Sr., M.......................... 1Julie Coss, Jr., B............................... 2Becky Furth, Sr., B.......................... 2Shellee Lamie, Jr., F........................H1991Jennifer Irvin, Jr., B......................... 1Angie Mouch, Jr., F......................... 1Stacie Rose, Sr., M.......................... 1Chris Knapp, Jr., F........................... 2Shellee Lamie, Sr., F....................... 2Julie Coss, Sr., B..............................HShannon Graham, Jr., G.................H1992Katie Johnston, Fr., B...................... 1Chris Knapp, Sr., F.......................... 1Angie Mouch, Sr., M....................... 1Liz Brady, Jr., M...............................HKristin Griffin, Fr., F........................H1993Katie Johnston, Jr., B....................... 1Kristin Griffin, So., F....................... 2Laurie Wesp, Jr., G.......................... 31994Katie Johnston, Sr., B...................... 21995Kristin Griffin, Sr., M...................... 11998Katy Sturtz, Fr., F............................ 1Abby Jenkins, So., B........................ 2Erin Croasmun, Fr., F..................... 3SarahWall1999Abby Jenkins, Jr., B.......................... 1Katy Sturtz, So., F........................... 1Becky Witte, Sr., M.......................... 32000Katy Sturtz, Jr., F............................. 1Abby Jenkins, Sr., B......................... 1Katie Buchert, Jr., B........................ 2Emily Bayer, So., F.......................... 32001Katie Buchert, Sr., B....................... 1Mindy Hammond, Jr., G................. 1Katy Sturtz, Sr., F............................ 1Megan Forman, Sr., M.................... 2Akeya Terrell, So., B........................ 2Emily Bayer, Jr., F............................ 32002Sarah Wall, Fr., M........................... 1Amy Work, Jr., B.............................. 1Mindy Hammond, Sr., G................ 1Jamie Jenkins, Sr., M....................... 2Emily Bayer, Sr., F........................... 32003Liz Sheehan, Sr., M......................... 1Sarah Wall, So., F............................ 1Amy Work, Sr., B............................. 1Akeya Terrell, Sr., B........................ 22004Hillary Hughes, Jr., D...................... 1Deborah Lochner, Sr., M................ 1Sarah Wall, Jr., F............................. 1Toni Frissora, Sr., M........................ 32005Michelle Corbett, Fr., F................... 1Sarah Wall, Sr., F............................ 1Lindsey Macklin, So., D.................. 22006Michelle Corbett, So., F.................. 1Julie Steffen, Sr., M......................... 32007Michelle Corbett, Jr., F................... 1Lindsey Macklin, Sr., M.................. 2Jessie Seaver, Sr., D......................... 2Allie Cozzone, Jr., F......................... 3ALL-NORTH COASTATHLETICCONFERENCE1984Allison Hopkins, Jr., F.....................HKaren MacMaster, Jr., M.................HCaroline Otto, Jr., G........................H1985Rachael Grant, Fr., B......................HKerry McGuire, Jr., F.......................H1986Nina DeSimone, So., B................... 2Hilary Dove, So., B.......................... 2Rachael Grant, So., M..................... 2Kerry McGuire, Sr., F...................... 2Marci Meyerowich, So., F............... 2Sharon Eisenson, So., B..................HKaty Jones, Fr., B.............................H1987Molly Hewes, So., G........................ 1(Defensive Player of Year)Nina DeSimone, Jr., M.................... 2Becky Furth, Fr., F........................... 2Katy Jones, So., B............................ 2Hilary Dove, Jr., B............................HLeigh Sears, Fr., M..........................H1988Nina DeSimone, Sr., B.................... 1Becky Furth, So., M......................... 1Molly Hewes, Jr., G.......................... 1(Defensive Player of Year)Sharon Eisenson, Sr., B.................. 2Stacie Rose, Fr., F............................ 2Shellee Lamie, Fr., F.......................HLeigh Sears, So., M..........................H1989Chris Knapp, Fr., F.......................... 1Stacie Rose, So., M.......................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Julie Coss, So., B.............................. 2Molly Hewes, Sr., G......................... 2Shellee Lamie, So., F...................... 2Angie Mouch, Fr., F......................... 2Leigh Sears, Jr., M........................... 2Shannon Dunn, So., M...................HBecky Furth, Jr., M..........................Hbishop all-stars25

ishop all-stars1990Chris Knapp, So., F......................... 1Leigh Sears, Sr., M.......................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Jennifer Irvin, So., B........................ 2Angie Mouch, So., F........................ 2Julie Coss, Jr., B...............................HShannon Dunn, Jr., F......................H1991Jennifer Irvin, Jr., B......................... 1Chris Knapp, Jr., F........................... 1Shellee Lamie, Sr., F....................... 1Angie Mouch, Jr., F......................... 1Stacie Rose, Sr., M.......................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Julie Coss, Sr., B..............................HSherri Noble, Jr., M.........................H1992Katie Johnston, So., B..................... 1Chris Knapp, Sr., F.......................... 1Angie Mouch, Sr., M....................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Jennifer Irvin, Sr., B........................ 2Sherri Noble, Sr., M........................H1993Julia Balta, Fr., M............................ 2Jen Dunbar, Fr., F............................ 2Kristin Griffin, So., F....................... 2Katie Johnston, Jr., B....................... 2Liz Brady, Sr., B................................HLaurie Wesp, Jr., G..........................H1994Kristin Griffin, Jr., M....................... 1Katie Johnston, Sr., B...................... 1Julia Balta, So., M............................ 2Sandra DeWitt, Fr., G.....................HJen Wolpa, So., B.............................H1995Julia Balta, Jr., M............................. 1Kristin Griffin, Sr., M...................... 1Jen Wolpa, Jr., B............................... 1Sandra DeWitt, So., G.................... 2Erika Henriksson, Sr., B..................HRoxsann Wilson, Fr., B...................H1996Sandra DeWitt, Jr., G...................... 1Katie White, Jr., B............................ 2Jen Wolpa, Sr., B.............................. 2Jen Dunbar, Sr., M...........................HJulie Forth, Sr., M............................H1997Sandra DeWitt, Sr., G..................... 1Abby Jenkins, Fr., B......................... 2Katie White, Sr., B........................... 2Emmy Bradford, Fr., B....................HDani Meoak, Sr., F...........................H1998Abby Jenkins, So., B........................ 1Katy Sturtz, Fr., F............................ 1(Offensive Player of Year)Becky Witte, Jr., M........................... 1Emmy Bradford, So., B................... 2Erin Mavko, Jr., F............................. 2Katie Buchert, Fr., B........................HErin Croasmun, Fr., F.....................H1999Abby Jenkins, Jr., B.......................... 1(Defensive Player of Year)Katy Sturtz, So., F........................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Becky Witte, Sr., M.......................... 1Katie Buchert, So., B....................... 2Erin Mavko, Sr., F............................ 2Emmy Bradford, Jr., B.....................HMegan Forman, So., M...................H2000Abby Jenkins, Sr., B......................... 1Liz Sheehan, Fr., F.......................... 1Katy Sturtz, Jr., F............................. 1Katie Buchert, Jr., B........................ 2Erika Howland, Fr., F...................... 2Amy Work, Fr., M............................ 2Emmy Bradford, Sr., B....................HMaggie Meagher, Sr., G...................H2001Katie Buchert, Sr., B....................... 1Megan Forman, Sr., M.................... 1Mindy Hammond, Jr., G................. 1Katy Sturtz, Sr., F............................ 1(Offensive Player of Year)Emily Bayer, Jr., F............................ 2Akeya Terrell, So., B........................ 2Amy Work, So., B............................ 2Erin Croasmun, Sr., F.....................HErika Howland, So., F.....................H2002Emily Bayer, Sr., F........................... 1Jamie Jenkins, Sr., M....................... 1Sarah Wall, Fr., M........................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Amy Work, Jr., B.............................. 1Toni Frissora, So., M....................... 2Mindy Hammond, Sr., G................ 2Liz Sheehan, Jr., M.......................... 2Lindsey Bland, Sr., M......................HErika Howland, Jr., F.......................H2008 OWU Women’s Soccer2003Liz Sheehan, Sr., M......................... 1Sarah Wall, So., F............................ 1(Offensive Player of Year)Amy Work, Sr., B............................. 1Erika Howland, Sr., F...................... 2Hillary Hughes, So., B.................... 2Akeya Terrell, Sr., B........................ 2Alicia Grambeau, So., F.................HDeborah Lochner, Jr., M.................H2004Hillary Hughes, Jr., D...................... 1Deborah Lochner, Sr., M................ 1Sarah Wall, Jr., F............................. 1(Offensive Player of Year)Maggie Ellis, So., F.......................... 2Toni Frissora, Sr., D........................ 2Alicia Grambeau, Jr., F...................HKelsey McDonough, Jr., M..............H2005Michelle Corbett, Fr., F................... 1Lindsey Macklin, So., D.................. 1Sarah Wall, Sr., F............................ 1(Offensive Player of Year)Allie Cozzone, Fr., M....................... 2Alicia Grambeau, Sr., F.................. 2Kelsey McDonough, Sr., M............. 2Ali Gary, So., G................................HHillary Hughes, Sr., D.....................H2006Michelle Corbett, So., F.................. 1Allie Cozzone, So., F....................... 2Lindsey Macklin, Jr., D................... 2Julie Steffen, Sr., M......................... 2Laura Harper, Jr., D.........................HMeg Smith, Jr., M............................H2007Michelle Corbett, Jr., F................... 1Jessie Seaver, Sr., D......................... 1Allie Cozzone, Jr., F......................... 2Lindsey Macklin, Sr., D.................. 2Meredith Gerrick, Sr., F..................HLaura Harper, Sr., D........................H1.........................................first team2................................... second team3.......................................third teamH....................... honorable mention26

28Remembering Mr. Rickey CampaignOhio Wesleyan University is well into its first-evercampaign directed at fulfilling the needs of the University’sathletic and recreation programs as well as the physicaleducation department.Named “Remembering Mr. Rickey,” the campaign willhave a profound impact on all aspects of Ohio Wesleyanathletics. The campaign was announced at Ohio Wesleyan’sCommencement in 2004, the 100th anniversary of Rickey’sgraduation from Ohio Wesleyan. At that event, Rickey’sgrandson, Branch Rickey III ’67, and Jackie Robinson’s daughter,Sharon, together addressed the graduating seniors.As of July, 2008, campaign fundraising had approached$15 million and portions of the vision have become reality.Margaret Sagan Field, the new home of the Ohio Wesleyansoftball team, brings the Bishops back on campus forthe first time since softball was reinstated as a varsity sportin 2000. Along with Margaret Sagan Field, a new press box atadjacent Littick Field was constructed during the fall of 2007.At Selby Field, an OmniGrass artificial playing surfacehas been installed and the George Gauthier Track has beenrebuilt with an Ameritan FP surface, and the fence surroundingthe south end of the field will be rebuilt in 2008.In Edwards Gym, repairs to the skylight and roof werecompleted during the summer of 2007, and a new floor inthe weight room will be installed in 2008.Among the new facilities to be constructed is an aquaticsfacility featuring a 25-yard, 8-lane pool with a diving area.Enhancements to existing facilities are a significant portionof the campaign as well. Major enhancements include:• Gordon Field House will receive a new floor and newnetting, and the roof will be replaced during the summer of2008. Gordon Field House and the adjacent Branch RickeyArena will receive abrightened interior;• Selby Field willreceive a refurbishingof the press box,and the field will belighted to provide additionalopportunitiesfor intramural andrecreational use;• Edwards Gym,which celebrated itscentennial duringthe campaign, willundergo extensiveremodeling to includemore offices andclassrooms, as well as new locker rooms and conferenceareas. The gym’s second-floor court, Ohio Wesleyan’s originalvenue for intercollegiate basketball, will be resurfacedand renovated to allow for the possibility of once againhosting intercollegiate competition.Tying the facilities together will be a gateway conceptthat will bridge the north and south athletics areas. Thisgateway will feature green space and be integrated withthe city of Delaware’s upcoming bike path projects.For more information on the Remembering Mr.Rickey campaign, visit the campaign Web site athttp://mrrickey.owu.edu or call 740-368-3300.MARK SHIPPSVice President, University RelationsThe Remembering Mr. Rickey campaign is comprehensive inthat it will touch nearly all of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities— within one campaign we will be able to significantly impactmost of our 23 sports. The campaign is focused on both athleticsand recreation, and it is estimated that at least 80 percent of thestudent body uses these facilities on a regular basis. The upgradesto the Selby field and track, especially the artificial turf installation,will extend the use of this facility seasonally, and it will allowteams to share the fields even during the individual team seasons.Incoming student-athletes have reported their excitement overthe prospect of playing in renovated and new facilities. Studentathleterecruiting has benefitted not only from the obviousongoing improvement, but also from the planned upgrades andnew facilities that will come on line as we continue to receivecontributions to the Remembering Mr. Rickey campaign.2008 OWU Women’s Soccer

Home of the BishopsThe Battling Bishop men’s and women’s soccer teams playtheir home games at Roy Rike Field, located on Park Avenueacross from the Ohio Wesleyan residential campus.Widely regarded as among the Midwest’s finest facilities forthe sport, Roy Rike hosted NCAA Division III soccer championshipsfor men in 1990 and 1998 and for women in 2001. It hasbeen the site of an overwhelming home-field record by the Bishopmen’s team, including a 40-game winning streak. That homefieldadvantage helped the Bishops post the best record in theNCAA during the 1980s.A fully-enclosed press box and new bleacher seating anda new building housing locker rooms and offices completed a3-part reconstruction of Roy Rike Field. A state-of-the-art irrigationsystem and new lights and standards were installed as theproject’s first 2 phases.Built in 1934 as a project of the Works Progress Administration,Community Field hosted football games and track meets forWillis High School and included an adjacent baseball field andtennis courts. When Hayes High School was finished in 1962,it provided for those sports with playing facilities on the schoolgrounds and Ohio Wesleyan purchased the complex. E. Roy Rike’42 donated $25,000 to remove the track and upgrade the fieldsfor intercollegiate soccer and lacrosse and intramurals.Prior to 1964, Ohio Wesleyan home games were played atSouth Field, which was located on Henry Street south of SelbyField.Roy Rike FieldSelby FieldAthletic FacilitiesThe crown jewel of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is SelbyField, which is the home of the Bishop football, field hockey, track &field and men’s lacrosse contingents.An OmniGrass artificial playing surface was installed for the2006-07 academic year, making Selby one of the most impressivevenues among NCAA Division III institutions. Constructed in 1929,Selby received a new, fully-enclosed 2-level press box and newbleacher seats in the first part of a 3-phase restoration programand refurbished locker rooms in the program’s second phase. Thefacility, which seats 9100 and is the fourth-largest college-ownedfield in NCAA Division III, was the site of the 1988 Division III men’slacrosse championship game.Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an Ameritan FPsurface installed for the 2006-07 academic year. The site of 17 ofthe first 24 North Coast Athletic Conference outdoor track & fieldchampionships, Selby is believed to be the oldest facility in thenation constructed to Olympic specifications and remaining in itsoriginal configuration.Across campus, Roy Rike Field hosts soccer, primarily underthe lights. Widely regarded as one of the Midwest’s finest facilitiesfor the sport, Roy Rike Field was the site of the NCAA Division IIIsemifinals and championship game for men in 1990 and 1998 andfor women in 2001. Roy Rike also serves as the home field for thewomen’s lacrosse team.The centerpiece of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is theBranch Rickey Physical Education Center, prized for both its sizeand versatility. Its Richard Gordon Field House, with a 5-lane,200-meter track, annually hosted the Ohio Athletic Conferencechampionships and the women’s state title meet as well as thefirst 9 NCAC championships. Indoor practice for fall and springsports can be handled there as well: floor space is larger than afootball field, accommodating 6 courts for basketball, volleyballand tennis.Branch Rickey Arena, seating 2300, hosts varsity basketballand volleyball contests. Also in the Center are 5 handball/racquetballcourts, a squash court, offices, locker rooms and lounges.Offices and locker rooms also are part of Edwards Gymnasium,which is connected by tunnel to the Rickey Center and inturn adjoins Pfeiffer Natatorium, home of the Bishop swimmingteams. Remodeling in Edwards has recently included an expandedstrength facility.Softball is played at Margaret Sagan Field, which opened duringthe 2008 season. Baseball is played at Littick Field, site of the2003 NCAA Division III Mideast Regional; and tennis at the TennisCentre, a complex of 12 outdoor courts where the 1978 NCAA DivisionIII championships were held.The cross country teams run at nearby Methodist TheologicalSchool and Delaware Golf Club, which hosted the NCAA Division IIImen’s and women’s championships in 1984 and 2005 and annuallyplays host to the All-Ohio Intercollegiate championship meet. Thegolf team also hosted the 2003 NCAA Division III championships atthe Delaware Golf Club.