2015 Media Guide

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2015 Media Guide

UT MARTIN SKYHAWKS
2011, 2012 • NCAA Tournament Participant: 2011, 2012
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2015 SOCCER
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2015 UT Martin Soccer
#00 MaKenzie Crawford
GK • 5-8 • Freshman
O’Fallon, Mo.
#0 Maya Jamison
GK • 5-6 • Freshman
Farmington Hills, Mich.
#2 Sierra Franz
F/MF • 5-4 • Freshman
Smyrna, Tenn.
#3 Maggie Burkett
MF • 5-5 • Freshman
Kingsport, Tenn.
#4 Rebecca Starnes
D • 5-8 • Freshman
Arlington, Tenn.
#5 Zara Musker
D/MF • 5-6 • Freshman
Blackburn, U.K.
#6 Katelyn Colvin
Arlington, Tenn.
#7 Temple Hughs
D • 5-9 • Senior
Hattiesburg, Miss.
#8 Sara Ketis
Maribor, Slovenia
#9 Shannon Grattan
Belfast, U.K.
#10 Olivia Bohlman
F • 5-2 • Sophomore
Franklin, Tenn.
#12 Hope Van Ryckeghem
F/MF • 5-3 • Freshman
Franklin, Tenn.
#14 Lisa Schmieder
F • 5-6 • Freshman
Elzach, Germany
#15 Sophia Sharos
MF • 5-7 •Freshman
Collinsville, Ill.
#16 Amy McGivern
Ballynahinch, N. Ireland
#13 Saphyra Coombs-James
F • 5-10 • Junior
Brampton, Ontario
#18 Sydney Norris
D/MF • 5-8 • Freshman
Sarasota, Fla.
#19 Shelby Coleman
D • 5-6 • Junior
Lascassas, Tenn.
#20 Kaci Mitchell
D • 5-7 • R-Freshman
Oak Ridge, Tenn.
OVC CHAMPIONS: 2009, 2012, 2013 • ovc tournament champions
UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS
Founded: 1900; Senior College, 1951
Enrollment: 7,042
Nickname: Skyhawks
Colors: Navy Blue and Orange
Affiliation: NCAA Division I
Conference: Ohio Valley
Interim Chancellor: Dr. Robert Smith
Director of Athletics: Julio Freire
Athletics Web Site: www.UTMSports.com
UTM SOCCER PERSONNEL
Head Coach: Phil McNamara
Alma Mater: King College, 2000
Record at UTM: 58-36-10 (5 years)
Career Record: 218-82-17 (15 years)
E-Mail Address: [email protected]
Office Telephone: (731) 881-7931
Assistant Head Coach: Leslie Gillies
Alma Mater: Carson-Newman College, 2007
Tenure at UT Martin: 6th Season
Office Telephone: (731) 881-3931
Graduate Assistant Coach: Jana Horvat
Alma Mater: Bethel, 2014
Tenure at UT Martin: 2nd Season
UTM SOCCER QUICK FACTS
2014 Overall Record: 12-6-2
2014 Conference Record/Finish: 6-3-1/4th
Postseason: OVC Tournament (First Round)
Players Returning/Lost: 6/14
Starters Returning/Lost: 2/9
Newcomers: 15
First Year of Soccer: 1998
Home Field (Capacity): Skyhawk Field (7,500)
Surface: Bermuda Grass
All-Time Record: 130-164-30
All-Time OVC Record: 59-57-16
All-Time OVC Tournament Record: 8-10-1
OVC Tournament Appearances: 14
Last OVC Tournament Appearance: 2014
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2
Last NCAA Tournament Appearance: 2012
UTM SPORTS INFORMATION
SID Intern/Soccer Contact: Tom Via II
Office Phone: (731) 881-7694
Cell Phone: (270) 970-5099
Fax Number: (731) 881-7624
Mailing Address: UT Martin Sports Information
1022 Elam Center
15 Mt. Pelia Rd.
Martin, TN 38238
INSIDE THE GUIDE:
Quick Facts........................................................... 1
Skyhawk Field.................................................2-3
COACHING/SUPPORT STAFF
Head Coach Phil McNamara.......................... 5
Assistant Head Coach Leslie Gillies.......... 6
Graduate Assistant/Support Staff.......... 7
MEET THE SKYHAWKS
2015 Roster/Pronunciation Guide............... 9
Player Bios/Squad Breakdown........... 10-20
2015 OUTLOOK
Season Preview.........................................22-23
Opponents/OVC Tournament History............ 24-27
2014 REVIEW
Season Recap/Final Statistics............. 29-31
Game-by-Game Recaps/Season in Photos.................... 32-39
PROGRAM RECORD BOOK
Yearly Results........................................... 41-42
Record Against All Opponents..........43-45
Program timeline/all-time roster.... 46-47
All-time jersey numbers/yearly leaders...... 48-49
All-Time Records....................................... 50-52
Notable Skyhawks........................................................53
THIS IS UT MARTIN
Skyhawk Athletics Staff............................54
Athletics Director Julio Freire......... 55-56
Ohio Valley Conference/Academic Awards.............57-58
Notable alumni /Media Information......... 59-60
Skyhawk Athletics...................................61-62
Team Photos/Positional breakdown.............. 63
CREDITS
The 2015 University of Tennessee at Martin Soccer Media Guide was
written and produced by sports information intern Tom Via II using
Adobe InDesign CS6. Special editorial assistance was provided by Ryne
Rickman and Alex Boggis., Photos by Alex Boggis and Nathan Morgan,
layout designs/covers by Tom Via II.
The University of Tennessee at Martin does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, religion,
national origin, age, disability or veteran status in provision of educational opportunities or
employment opportunities and benefits. UT Martin does not discriminate on the basis of sex or
disability in the education programs and activities which it operates, pursuant to requirements of
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as codified in 42 U.S.C. 2000D; Title IX of the Educational
Amendments of 1972, Public Law 92 318; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Public Law
93-112; the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Public Law 101-336; and the Age Discrimination
in Employment Act. This policy extends to both employment by and admission to the university.
Inquiries concerning Title VI, Title IX, Section 504, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Age
Discrimination in Employment Act should be directed to the Office of Equity and Diversity, 240
Gooch Hall, UT Martin, Martin, TN 38238-5002, 731-881-7202. Charges of violation of the above
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policy also should be directed to the Equity and Diversity Officer. E05-0416-00-039-15.
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The University of Tennessee at Martin women’s soccer program has called Skyhawk Field its home since 1998. It
is a 120x75 Bermuda pitch with a press box and permanent
seating for over 500 fans along the west sideline. Fans
also circle the field with trucks, lawn chairs and couches
to create a festive atmosphere that is intimidating to
opponents.
On Nov. 4, 2012, UT Martin provided a bit of history
against Austin Peay in the OVC Tournament Championship. In
that match, the raucous crowd of 773 fans cheered on the
Skyhawks to a thrilling 2-0 victory - passing the program’s
all-time record for single-game attendance. In fact, five
of the Skyhawks nine home games ranked amongst the top
crowds in Skyhawk Field history.
Prior to the 2012 season, Skyhawk Field saw the
addition of field lights making conditions appropriate for
night matches. The first match played under the lights was
on Aug. 17, 2012, against Southeastern Conference power
Vanderbilt. Although the Skyhawks dropped the match 2-0, the night marked the first of three night games for the Skyhawks
in 2012 in addition to hosting the 2012 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament.
In the summer of 2010, Skyhawk Field received a massive
facelift. New colorful wind screens were also added to give
the field a professional exterior look, and new brick barriers
were also built around both benches. Another new feature
added are a pair of large tents that have been placed over
the two adjacent sets of bleachers that sandwich the main
bleachers. This provides a comfortable, shady climate for fans
of all ages to enjoy.
The first match played at Skyhawk Field, was on Sept.
4, 1998, against Ohio Valley Conference foe Tennessee Tech.
Although the Skyhawks dropped a tough 1-0 decision in that
match, they came roaring back for the first home win in
program history on their next try - a 2-1 win over OVC opponent
Morehead State on Sept. 12, 1998.
Over the years, the Skyhawks have put together a 82-557 record while playing in front of the home crowd. However,
UT Martin has enjoyed a tremendous home-field advantage
over the last several seasons. Since 2002, the Skyhawks are
79-29-7 in matches played at Skyhawk Field, having lost only 14
matches on their home turf in the last eight seasons.
In 2009, the Skyhawks matched the best home start to any season by beginning the year 6-0-0, and ended the season
with the highest single-season home winning percentage (.857) in program history. The 2010 squad followed that with a fivematch home winning streak, which included shutouts in all five matches and conference wins over Austin Peay, Jacksonville
State and Tennessee Tech.
Skyhawk Field has also been home to the PUMA Skyhawk Invitational from 2002-2007 and 2009, as well as the first
round of the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament in 1999, 2003, 2008 and hosted the 2012 Tournament in its’ entirety.
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SKYHAWK FIELD
DIRECTIONS TO SKYHAWK FIELD
From I-24 East (Paducah, Ky.)
Take Exit 7 (Mayfield/Paducah) to Hwy. 45 South toward Mayfield. At Mayfield, turn right on Purchase
Parkway (Fulton, Ky. Exit 121). At Fulton, follow Hwy. 45E South Bypass to Martin. Turn right onto University
Street to the intersection of Mt. Pelia road then turn onto Pat Head Summitt Drive. Skyhawk Field is located
off of Pat Head Summitt Drive.
From I-40 West (Nashville, Tenn.)
Take Exit 108 North (Parker’s Crossroads) to Highway 22. Follow Highway 22 to Martin. Exit onto Skyhawk
Parkway and turn right at the first traffic light onto University Street. Make a right at the first traffic
light onto Mt. Pelia Drive, then turn onto Pat Head Summitt Drive. Skyhawk Field is located off of Pat Head
Summitt Drive.
From I-40 East (Memphis, Tenn.)
Take Exit 80-B North to Highway 45 By-pass. Follow Highway 45E (Milan Exit) to Martin. Exit onto Skyhawk
Parkway and turn right at the first traffic light onto University Street. Make a right at the first traffic
light onto Mt. Pelia Drive, then turn onto Pat Head Summitt Drive. Skyhawk Field is located off of Pat Head
Summitt Drive.
TOP ALL-TIME CROWDS AT SKYHAWK FIELD
(minimum attendance of 200)
Rank
773
724
669
573
546
469
457
431
430
417
412
412
411
348
338
Opponent
Austin Peay
Oklahoma State
Austin Peay
SIU Edwardsville
Morehead State
Southeast Missouri
Murray State
Georgia State
Austin Peay
Austin Peay
Southeast Missouri
Belmont
Tennessee Tech
Saint Louis
Morehead State
Result
W 2-0
L 1-0
W 1-0
W 2-1
L 1-0
W 1-0
L 2-1
L 1-0
T 1-1
W 4-2
W 1-0
W 2-0
W 2-1
W 3-2
L 3-2
Date Rank
11-4-12
8-23-13
10-1-10
11-8-13
11-10-13
11-2-12
10-28-07
9-13-13
10-26-08
10-26-14
11-1-13
10-20-13
11-4-08
8-22-14
10-18-09
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
30
Att.
336
334
321
316
314
314
294
279
269
264
243
251
241
241
232
Opponent
Jacksonville State
Tennessee Tech
Bethel
Austin Peay
SIU Edwardsville
Jacksonville State
Tennessee Tech
Vanderbilt
Evansville
Missouri-Kansas City
Tennessee Tech
IPFW
Missouri State
Alabama
Southeast Missouri
Result
W 2-1
W 2-0
W 3-1
W 2-1
W 2-0
W 2-0
W 3-0
L 2-0
W 2-0
W 3-0
W 5-1
W 2-0
L 2-1
L 3-0
W 1-0
Date 10-30-11
10-28-11
9-21-08
9-28-12
9-30-11
10-3-10
10-10-10
8-17-12
9-10-10
9-11-09
9-28-14
9-12-10
8-26-11
11-3-02
10-23-05
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SKYHAWK FIELD
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Coaching and
Support Staff
Head Coach Phil McNamara
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The University of Tennessee at Martin soccer program has grown into one of the top programs in
Ohio Valley Conference history behind the work of head coach Phil McNamara, who enters his sixth
season at the helm after being named UT Martin’s fourth head coach on March 23, 2010.
During his tenure at UT Martin, McNamara has continued to build an impressive resume. Having
won four consecutive OVC titles, including two regular season and tournament championships,
McNamara has guided players to 12 All-OVC first team honors, four earning second team honors
and 10 on the All-Newcomer teams. McNamara helped Skyhawks earn their first OVC Player of the
Year in 2014 when Rianna Jarrett brought home the award. In his second season, McNamara helped
Melissa Govea earn UT Martin’s first OVC Defensive Player of the Year award in 2012.
Last season McNamara saw the Skyhawks open the season with a school-record four victories on
their way to a fourth-straight season with double-digit victories. Guiding the team to a 12-6-2 record
including a 6-3-1 conference slate, the Skyhawks were offensively gifted by leading the OVC in shots
taken. The season saw newcomer Rianna Jarrett set a school-record with 17 goals on her way to the
program’s first OVC Player of the Year honor. In the conference tournament, UT Martin fell in a
shootout to Jacksonville State.
In 2013 McNamara guided the Skyhawks to their fourth-consectutive as he led the Skyhawks to
a piece of conference history. The Skyhawks picked up their fourth consecutive OVC title, including
two regular season and tournament championships, after rattling off an 8-2 record in conference play
to win their second consecutive season crown. The Skyhawks became the first team in conference
history to pull off such a streak.
After McNamara took the Skyhawks to the NCAA Tournament
for the first time in program history, he posted arguably the best
season in school history in 2012. UT Martin captured its first
outright Ohio Valley Conference regular season championship on its way to a new program record
for single-season winning percentage (.659, 13-6-3). In the NCAA Tournament, the Skyhawks pushed
Southeastern Conference power Kentucky to the limit before a narrow 1-0 loss in overtime.
For his efforts, McNamara garnered 2012 OVC Coach of the Year honors. He also presided over
five players who were All-OVC performers, including Saphyra Coombs-James - the program’s firstever OVC Freshman of the Year. All in all, eight of McNamara’s players earned All-OVC or All-OVC
Tournament accolades in 2012.
McNamara’s second season at UT Martin was a banner year, as the Skyhawks captured their firstever OVC Tournament championship in 2011. UT Martin won a program-record six straight games
from Oct. 21 through Nov. 6 on its way to a school record for victories (14) before falling to thenundefeated Memphis in its first NCAA Tournament match in school history. The Skyhawks boasted
four players on the All-OVC team, including Melissa Govea (the league’s Defensive Player of the
Year.)
In his debut season as Skyhawk skipper, McNamara guided UT Martin to an 8-8-2 record and
3-4-1 OVC slate. The Skyhawks began to click midway through the schedule, winning seven of nine
games during one stretch. UT Martin also continued its home dominance under McNamara, putting
together a five-match win streak and going unbeaten for a 58-day span, falling only in the home
opener and finale in 2010. The stingy Skyhawk defense also excelled under McNamara, as the team
tied an all-time single-season record with eight shutouts.
McNamara came to UT Martin from Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn., where he led the Eagles to the NCAA Division
II championship tournament in each of his last seven years. His teams advanced to the NCAA Final Four in back-to-back years in 200405 and won five regular season league titles and four South Atlantic Conference tournaments. During his eight-year tenure at CarsonNewman, he picked up the South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year honor four times.
At Carson-Newman, McNamara’s teams were consistently ranked, as his players garnered several top honors throughout his tenure.
All in all, he coached 43 all-conference players, 22 all-region players, four All-SAC Tournament members, four All-SAC tournament
MVP’s, four All-Americans (including the first in Carson Newman history), four All-NCAA Tournament team players, three SAC Players
of the Year and two SAC Freshmen of the Year. In addition to coaching the
McNAMARA AS A HEAD COACH
OverallConference program’s first-ever national All-American, he also guided the Eagles to the
Year School
Record
Record program’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance and NCAA Tournament
2000 Virginia Intermont
17-2
N/A victories. Four players also earned national or regional academic All-American
2001 Virginia Intermont*Women 0-10
N/A awards under his watch.
McNamara’s 2009 Carson-Newman team was the best in school history,
2001 Virginia Intermont*Men
14-3
N/A
2002 Carson-Newman
11-7
4-3 as they set a single-season record for most wins (20). They finished ranked
2003 %&$Carson-Newman
15-4-2
6-0-1 seventh in the nation after winning their third NCAA Southeast Regional title
2004 %^&*Carson-Newman
19-3-2
6-1 under his guidance. McNamara won 11 games or more every year for the past
2005 &*Carson-Newman
17-5
6-1 eight years at Carson-Newman.
2006 %^&$Carson-Newman
17-2-1
6-1
Before Carson-Newman, McNamara served two seasons at Virginia
2007 &Carson-Newman
14-6
4-3
16-1-1
7-1 Intermont in Bristol, Va.. He posted a 17-12 record and he led the team to
20-3-1
6-1-1 both conference and regional championships. He was named conference and
2010 UT Martin
8-8-2
3-4-1 regional coach of the year. .
2011 ^&UT Martin
14-7-2
5-3-1
McNamara has three European coaching licenses and has served as a youth
2012 %^&$UT Martin
13-6-3
8-1-1 coach for the Irish Football Association (IFA) in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
2013 %UT Martin
11-9-1
8-2 As a player, he was a YTS trainee with Ashton Villa FC in England for two
2014 UT Martin
12-6-2
6-3-1 years, and spent one season with the Carrickfergus Rangers FC in the Irish
15 years
218-82-17
75-24-6
(.714)(.743) First Division. He was a member of the Cliftonville FC in the Irish Premier
League for four years before ending his playing career in the United States.t
%Regular Season Championship &NCAA Tournament
McNamara is married to the former Jacqueline Logue of Belfast, Northern
^Conference Tournament Championship
Ireland, and has two children, Halina and Anthony.
*NCAA Tournament Final Four $Conference Coach of the Year
Leslie Gillies begins her second season as assistant head coach after serving as a fulltime assistant coach at the University of Tennessee at Martin since 2010.
Gillies has been instrumental in building an impressive resume throughout her time at
UT Martin as she led the Skyhawks to a piece of conference history in 2013. The Skyhawks
picked up their fourth consecutive OVC title, including two regular season and tournament
championships, after rattling off an 8-2 record in conference play to win their second
consecutive season crown. The Skyhawks became the first team in conference history to pull
off such a streak.
The Skyhawks saw five players take home six OVC awards, highlighted by three All-OVC
first team selections for Mariah Klenke, Aoife Lennon and Hannah Fessenden while Alyssa
Curtis earned second team honors. . As a whole, six Skyhawks took home either All-OVC or
All-OVC Tournament accolades in 2013.
In 2012, Gillies was part of arguably the best season in Skyhawk soccer history. UT Martin
cruised through its first-ever Ohio Valley Conference regular season championship on its
way to a 13-6-3 overall record. For the second straight season, UT Martin advanced to the
NCAA Tournament, where it battled against Southeastern Conference power Kentucky
before falling 1-0 in overtime. The Skyhawks’ .659 season winning percentage ranks first in
school history.
Gillies guided eight Skyhawks to either All-OVC or All-OVC Tournament honors in 2012.
In 2011, Gillies helped guide the Skyhawks to their first-ever NCAA Tournament
appearance, as a result of winning the OVC Tournament championship. She presided over a
squad that shattered the program record for matches played (23), victories (14), highest winning percentage (.652), longest
winning streak (six), points (120), assists (34) and shots (383).
Gillies coached four All-OVC performers in 2011, led by OVC Defensive Player of the Year Melissa Govea.
In 2010, Gillies and the Skyhawks found their groove at the midpoint of the season, as UT Martin produced victories in
seven of nine matches during one spurt in the schedule. She also oversaw a defense that grinded out eight shutouts, which
tied a single-season UT Martin program record.
Prior to UT Martin, Gillies spent three seasons as an assistant coach to current Skyhawk head coach Phil McNamara
at Carson-Newman, helping the Eagles to a 40-14-2 record (including a school-record 20 wins in 2009), three consecutive
NCAA Division-II Tournament appearances and two South Atlantic Conference regular-season and tournament titles.
At Carson-Newman, Gillies was responsible for the organization of
practices, ongoing recruitment, workouts, administrative duties such
as travel and scheduling, player development and team preparation,
among other things.
Not only did Gillies coach with McNamara at Carson-Newman,
she also finished out her collegiate playing career for him from 2004
through 2006 before graduating with a bachelor’s degree in applied
psychology in 2007.
In those three seasons, Gillies led the team to a 53-10-3 record,
including an 18-3 conference slate. A forward and outside midfielder,
she led the team to back-to-back NCAA Division-II Tournament
Final Fours, as well as two regular-season SAC titles and two SAC
Tournament titles. Perhaps the most impressive feat is that as a player,
she was part of the three most winningest seasons in Carson-Newman
history at that point in time, including a then-school-record 19 wins in
2004.
Before playing at Carson-Newman, Gillies spent two seasons playing
in Conference-USA for head coach Paul Harbin at the University of
Alabama at Birmingham. As a true freshman, she logged 203 minutes
and scored her first career point on an assist against Jackson State on
Oct. 25, 2002. The next season, she saw limited action because of an
injury. In her two years at UAB, the Blazers went 22-14-2 with a 13-7
league record.
A Marietta, Ga. native, Gillies was a four-year letterwinner at
Sprayberry High School, where she was an all-star selection in the
state of Georgia. She scored 56 goals - including a team-high 21 her
junior season - in her career and led the Yellow Jackets to a state
5A quarterfinalist berth in 2001, as well as a 6AAAA Sub-Region
championship and pair of 6AAAA Sub-Region runner-up appearances.
Leslie recently married Chris Gillies in November 2012. The couple
resides in Martin.
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Assistant Head Coach Leslie Gillies
Graduate Assistant Jana Horvat
Trainer Katherine Malik
Soccer SID Tom Via II
Katherine Malik enters her eighth
season as an assistant athletic trainer at The
University of Tennessee at Martin. She serves
as the primary athletic trainer for the Skyhawk
soccer and softball teams, while also assisting
with day-to-day operations with all other UT
Martin sports teams.
Malik came to the Skyhawk Sports
Medicine staff from Birmingham Southern
where she was also an assistant athletic
trainer, working primarily with the women’s
soccer, women’s basketball, softball and
lacrosse teams.
Prior to her time at Birmingham Southern, Malik spent a year
as an intern at Georgia Tech and two years as a graduate assistant
at the University of Central Florida.
While at Georgia Tech, Malik worked with the football
and track programs and at Central Florida she worked primarily
with the women’s soccer team while earning a master’s degree in
physical education.
Malik is a 2004 graduate of the University of Florida, earning
a degree in exercise science and is married to her husband, Tyson
Malik.
Tom Via II enters his second season in the
Sports Information Office. At UT Martin, Via is the
media contact for football (secondary), soccer, tennis
and rifle teams. Via also serves on the statistician
crew at most Skyhawk home events, produces
media guides, game day programs, press releases,
creates video content for UT Martin’s YouTube page
and handles social media.
A native of Mayfield, KY., Via comes to UT
Martin after graduating in December 2014 from
Murray State with a bachelor’s degree in journalism
and a minor in business administration.
Before coming to UT Martin, Via spent two years
covering the Ohio Valley Conference in various
sports and spent a year as a sportswriter for The Murray State News. While
at The News, Via covered women’s soccer, basketball and both tennis teams
throughout the year.
Along with the newspaper, he spent time covering the OVC Men’s and
Women’s Tournaments in Nashville for an online blog and assisted UT
Martin’s sport information department for baseball and softball games.
Via serves as the primary contact for soccer, rifle, and women’s tennis while
serving as a secondary contact for football, and both men’s and women’s
basketball.
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Jana Horvat begins her second season as a graduate assistant for the Skyhawk program in the
2015 season.
Last season Horvat worked primarily with the goalkeepers, assisting in the prepartation
for starter Mariah Klenke. During the 2014 season, Klenke registered 113 saves and posted six
shutouts in route to a 12 win season.
Prior to coming to UT Martin Horvat was a standout at Bethel University, a neighboring
NAIA program in McKenzie, Tenn. While playing for the Wildcats she was named a TranSouth
Conference Scholar-Athlete in 2011.
Horvat originally signed with the Skyhawks in 2011 along with current player Dominika
Conc. She also played on the Slovenian senior national team, serving as team captain on the
Slovenian U19 squad. Prepping under coaches Boris Devetak, Bostjan Zlobko, Petra Mikeln and
Darko Zizek, Horvat also led the Krka FC club squad to a national championship with Conc.
She has made two UEFA appearances and attended Gimnazija Novo Mesto High School in
Lower Carniola, Slovenia.
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MEET THE SKYHAWKS
2015 Roster
NUMERICAL ROSTER
Name
Pos. Ht. Class
Hometown (Prev. School)
MaKenzie Crawford
GK
5-8
Fr.
O’Fallon, Mo. (Fort Zumwalt West HS)
Maya Jamison
GK
5-6
Fr.
Farmington Hills, Mich. (Harrison HS)
Sierra Franz
F/MF 5-4
Fr.
Smyrna Tenn. (Smyrna HS)
Maggie Burkett
MF 5-5
Fr.
Kingsport, Tenn. (Dobyns-Bennett HS)
Rebecca Starnes
D
5-8
Fr.
Arlington, Tenn. (Bolton HS)
Zara Musker
D/MF 5-6
Fr. Blackburn, UK (Accrington & Rossendale College)
Katelyn Colvin
D
5-6
Fr.
Arlington, Tenn. (Arlington HS)
Temple Hughs
D
5-9
Sr.
Hattiesburg, Miss. (Southern Miss)
Sara Ketis
MF 5-4
Fr.
Maribor, Slovenia (Il Gimnazija Maribor)
Shannon Grattan
D
5-5
Fr.
Belfast, UK (Ashfield Girls)
Olivia Bohlman
F
5-2 So.
Franklin, Tenn. (Centennial HS)
Hope Van Ryckeghem
MF/F 5-3
Fr.
Franklin, Tenn. (Homeschooled)
Saphyra Coombs-James
F
5-10 Jr. Brampton, Ontario (Saint Marguerite D’Youville)
Lisa Schmieder
F
5-6
Fr.
Elzach, Germany (Max Weber Schule)
Sophia Sharos
MF 5-7
Fr.
Collinsville, Ill. (Collinsville HS)
Amy McGivern
MF 5-6
Fr.Ballynahinch, Northern Ireland (Southern Regional College
Sydney Norris
D/MF 5-8
Fr.
Sarasota, Fla. (IMG Academy)
Shelby Coleman
D
5-6
Jr.
Lascassas, Tenn. (Oakland HS)
Kaci Mitchell
D
5-7 R-Fr.
Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Oak Ridge HS)
Head Coach: Phil McNamara (King College, 2000), 6th season at UT Martin; 15th overall
Assistant Head Coach: Leslie Gillies (Carson-Newman, 2007), 6th season at UT Martin
Graduate Assistant: Jana Horvat (Bethel, 2014), 2nd season at UT Martin
ALPHABETICAL
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Katelyn Colvin
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Sierra Franz
Shannon Grattan
Temple Hughs
Maya Jamison
Sara Ketis
Amy McGivern
Kaci Mitchell
Zara Musker
Sydney Norris
Lisa Schmieder
Sophia Sharos
Rebecca Starnes
Hope Van Ryckeghem
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PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
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0.......................... My-ya Jamison
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2.......................Sea-air-ah Fran-z
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5.......................... Zar-ah Musker
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6...................... Katelyn Cole-vin
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8............................... Sara Ket-ish
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12.......... Hope Van-Rick-eg-him
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13......Sa-fear-ah Coombs-James
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AHC.......................... Leslie Gill-is
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AC.......................... Yana Horr-vat
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2015 SOC C ER • T e mp l e H u gh s
Player Bios
TEMPLE HUGHS
Defender • 5-9 • Senior
Hattiesburg, Miss.
(Southern Mississippi)
2014: Saw action in 11 games while
earning one start on the season against
Oklahoma State...Tallied a pair of
shot attempts against Tennessee
Tech...Contributed to a defensive unit
which posted five shutouts in her
appearances...Played in 226 minutes
on the year, played a season-best 50
minutes against Bethel.
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PERSONAL: Born on April 25,
1991...Daughter of Sue and Dennis
Cardarella...Majoring in psychology.
BEFORE UTM: Joins the Skyhawks
after one year at Southern Miss...
Prior to Southern Miss, Hughs spent
two seasons at Jones County Junior
College where she led the defensive
back line effort as a team captain,
starting in all 14 matches...She tallied
three goals on the season, including
one game winner against Pearl River
Community College...She also tallied
goals against Southwest Mississippi
Community College and CopiahLincoln Community College...As a
freshman, Hughs appeared in two
games tallying three points on the
season...Starting center back in the
Women’s Professional Soccer League.
Individual Career History
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CAREERHUGHS,
STATSTemple
Season
2014
TOTAL
GP
11
11
G
0
0
A
0
0
Pts Shot Shot%
0
0
2
2
.000
.000
GAME-HIGHS
SOG SOG%
1
1
.500
.500
GW PK-Att
0
0
0-0
0-0
PTS.............................................. none SH......................... 2 vs. TTU, 9-28-14
G.................................................. none SOG..................... 1 vs. TTU, 9-28-14
AST..............................................none MIN................. 50 vs. Bethel, 8-27-14
Player Bios
Forward • 5-10 • R-Junior
Brampton, Ontario
(Saint Marguerite D’Youville)
2014: Played in 20 games while
earning 19 starts on the season...
Scored five goals on the season...
Split time between the forward and
defender positions...Tallied a pair of
goals against Bethel...Scored goals
against Evansville, Tennessee Tech and
Jacksonville State...Post game-winning
goals against Bethel and Evansville...
Played 1597 minutes on the season,
tallying nine games with 90 minutes
played or more and 14 games with 80
minutes or more.
2013: Granted Medical Redshirt.
2012: Made an immediate impact for
the Skyhawks, leading the team in
goals (10), points (24) and gamewinners
(three)…Earned
Ohio
Valley
Conference Freshman of the Year, AllOVC first team and All-Newcomer
accolades…Named to Madness Ohio
Valley 2012 All-Conference first team
along with Freshman of the Year
honors...Played in 20 matches, starting
14 before suffering an injury in the
OVC tournament...Ranked in the top10 of the OVC in six categories: goals
(10, second), goals per game (0.50,
second), points (24, second), points per
game (1.20, second), game-winning
goals (three, third) and assists (four,
seventh)…Score two points or more
in nine games, including a career-best
five point performance (two goals and
one assist) against Eastern Kentucky
on Oct. 14…Notched game-winning
scores against Austin Peay (Sept.
28), Eastern Kentucky (Oct. 14) and
Belmont (Oct. 21)…Boasted a .538
shot-on-goal percentage (21 of 39)…
Was named Offensive Player of the
Week on Oct. 16.
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Daughter of Yearlyne James and Rocky
Coombs...Has two older siblings, Jadyn
and Kyle...Majoring in education.
BEFORE UTM: Was as an all-state
performer Prepped at Saint Marguerite
D’Youville in Brampton, Ontario,
where she enjoyed a standout career
for the Panthers... Was a member of
the Ontario Soccer Association Under
18 AAU league, playing for
head coach Vito Schiraldi
on the Vaughn Azzurri 94
U18 Girls squad...Helped
lead her AAU team to the
prestigious 2012 Ontario
Cup finals...Scored a goal in
penalty kicks in the Ontario
Cup semifinals to help
Vaughn Azzurri advance
to the title match...Also
played basketball at Saint
Marguerite D’Youville.
PERSONAL: PERSONAL:
Born on April 12, 1994...
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SAPHYRA COOMBS-JAMES
COOMBS-JAMES,
CAREER
STATS Saphyr
2012
2014
TOTAL
GP
20
20
40
G
10
5
15
A
4
0
4
Pts Shot Shot%
24
10
34
39
13
52
.256
.385
.288
SOG SOG%
21
7
28
.538
.538
.538
GAME-HIGHS
GW PK-Att
3
2
5
0-0
0-0
0-0
PTS........................ 5 vs. EKU, 10-5-12 SH................5 at Eastern Ill., 10-5-12
G........ 2 (2x), last vs. Bethel, 8-27-14 SOG...... 3 (2x), last at JSU, 10-26-12
AST.........1 (4x), last vs. EKU, 10-14-12 MIN..................... 94 at JSU, 10-26-14
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2015 SO CC ER • S h e l b y C o l e m a n
Player Bios
SHELBY COLEMAN
Defender • 5-6 • Junior
Lascassas, Tenn.
(Oakland HS)
2014: Sat out the season.
2013: Coleman saw action in 20 games
for the Skyhawks, earning the start in
12 contests... She helped a Skyhawk
defensive line which produced eight
shutout performances, including a
stretch which saw opponents score
just two goals over the course of seven
matches...The defensive unit came up
especially tight in overtime, holding
their opponents scoreless in seven
overtime periods...She tallied one shot
against Evansville on Aug. 30...Play 90
minutes or more on three occasions
against Saint Louis, Murray State and
Morehead State, allowing just one goal
in those three games.
first team recipient (2011-12) and the
2011 D7-AAA Defensive Player of the
Year...She helped OHS to a regional
championship in 2010 and district title
in 2011...At the club level, Coleman
played for the Strikers (2002-07),
Brentwood Soccer Club (2009-12) and
the Tennessee Soccer Club (2012-13)...
Playing alongside fellow Skyhawk
Haley Klages, Coleman won a state
championship in 2005 and
reached the quarterfinals
of the 2009 USYS Region III
Championships.
PERSONAL: Born on Sept. 17,
1994...Daughter of Greg and Denise
Coleman...Has one sibling, Garrett...
Majoring in university studies.
BEFORE UTM: Comes from Oakland
High School in Murfreesboro, Tenn...
Played under head coach Jeff Boynton,
she helped the Patriots tally a 12-5-3
regular season record in 2012...Playing
at the 7-AAA level, Coleman was
part of an OHS squad that outscored
its opposition by a 65-16 margin in
2012, generating 10 shutouts...As a
senior, she found the back of the net
three times and added three assists
for the Patriots...Coleman was a 2011
all-state performer, two-time all-area
CAREER
STATS Shelby
Coleman,
12
19
Season
2013
TOTAL
GP
20
20
G
0
0
A
0
0
Pts Shot Shot%
0
0
1
1
.000
.000
SOG SOG%
0
0
.000
.000
GAME-HIGHS
GW PK-Att
0
0
0-0
0-0
PTS.............................................. none SH...................1 at Evansville, 9-2-13
G.................................................. none SOG............................................ none
AST............................................. none MIN...90 (3x), last at Morehead 10-11-13
Player Bios
OLIVIA BOHLMAN
2014: Played in 16 games while earning
four starts on the season....Scored two
goals on the season while tallying
one assist for a total of five points on
the year...Scored her first career goal
against Saint Louis while notching
another score against Morehead State...
Tallied an assist against Indiana State...
Played in 555 minutes, including six
games with 45 minutes played or
more...Played a career-best 80 minutes
against
Missouri...Earned
four
consecutive starts against Evansville,
Missouri, Tulsa and Oklahoma State.
combined Tennessee Soccer Club...
She was named Brentwood Soccer
Club Player of the Year in 2011 and
2012...She has made the Olympic
Development Program state team in
2010, 2011 and 2012, and was selected
to the ODP Region 3 Pool in 2011...
She led the Tennessee Soccer Club
to two second place finishes at state
while runner-up finishes
as the Disney Showcase in
consecutive years.
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PERSONAL: Born on Oct. 24,
1995...Daughter of Craig and Mabel
Bohlman...Has one sister, Erica...
Majoring in health and human
performance.
BEFORE UTM: Bohlman comes from
Centennial High School where she was
a center forward and captain for the
Lady Cougars...Throughout her four
year prep career, Bohlman scored 60
goals and recorded 45 assists...She was
named All-District 11-AAA as a junior
and senior...She also earned the CHS
Offensive Player of the Year award
in 2011, 2012 and 2013 in addition to
winning the Coach’s Award for most
valuable player her junior and senior
years...At the club level Bohlman
has played on the Tennessee Futbol
Club, Brentwood Soccer Club and the
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Forward • 5-2 • Sophomore
Franklin, Tenn.
(Centennial HS)
CAREER
STATS Olivia
BOHLMAN,
GP
16
16
G
2
2
A
1
1
Pts Shot Shot%
5
5
16
16
.125
.125
SOG SOG%
9
9
.562
.562
GW PK-Att
0
0
0-0
0-0
13
Season
2014
TOTAL
GAME-HIGHS
PTS.2 (2x), last vs. Morehead, 10-14-14 SH..........4 vs. Indiana State, 8-31-14
G...1 (2x), last vs. Morehead, 10-14-14 SOG......3 vs. Indiana State, 8-31-14
AST............1 vs. Indiana State, 8-31-14 MIN................ 80 at Missouri, 9-7-14
2015 SOC C ER • N e w c o m e r s
Player Bios
KACI MITCHELL
Defender • 5-7 • R-Freshman
Oak Ridge, Tenn.
(Oak Ridge HS)
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2014: Earned a medical redshirt after suffering a season-ending injury in the season opener.
High School: Joined the Skyhawks after a decorated prep career at Oak Ridge High School...Mitchell was awarded all-district three
times, all-region on two occasions and all-state after being a two-year letterman...She was named to the Tennessee Sports Writers
Association all-state soccer team...She led the Wildcats to district championships as both a junior and senior while being named
Best Defensive Player and Defender of the Year in both seasons.
PERSONAL: Born on Aug. 6, 1996...Daughter of Stefan and Camella Mitchell...Has four siblings...Majoring in communications.
MAKENZIE CRAWFORD
Goalkeeper • 5-8 • Freshman
O’Fallon, Mo.
(Fort Zumwalt West HS)
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BEFORE UTM: Crawford led her team to a third place finish at Nationals while being ranked in the top-10 in the Heartland
region for goalkeepers for the St. Louis Scott Gallagher Girls Spring Select High School team...She started varsity as a
freshman and was named all-conference along with being one of the Top Drawers of 2015 players to watch...She was also
named to the 2015 Girls IMG Academy 150 Player Pool.
PERSONAL: Born on Oct. 24, 1996... Daughter of Michael and Jennifer Crawford...Has one younger sister...Majoring in
health and human performance.
MAYA JAMISON
Goalkeeper • 5-6 • Freshman
(Harrison HS)
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BEFORE UTM: Jamison notched OAA second team, all-area, all-district and all-division honors under Stacy Punzal at
Harrison High School...As a junior, she held opponents to a 1,375 goals against average while notching six shutouts and
posting a .889 save percentage...As just a sophomore, she was just as impressive notching a 0.8125 GAA while saving
attempts at a .918 percent clipping and posting 10 shutouts...Played club soccer for AC Milan Detroit 97.
PERSONAL: Personal: Born on April 29, 1997...Daughter of Michael Jamison and Terri Hilson...Has one older sibling...
Majoring in biology.
Player Bios
SIERRA FRANZ
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BEFORE UTM: Franz comes to UT Martin after a sizzling year for Smyrna...Franz was honored by the District 7-AAA
soccer coaches as Offensive MVP after scoring a country-best 36 goals...Her senior year alone she was named to the Region
4 All-Region team, SHSCCA All-State, TSWA All-State and All-Area first team...She was a two-time MaxPreps and NSCAA
Player of the Week for Tennessee and participated in the THSSCA all-star game...She played club soccer for the Murfreesboro
Strikers.
PERSONAL: Born on June 2, 1997...Daughter of Tony and Vangie Franz...Has two older siblings...Majoring in agribusiness.
MAGGIE BURKETT
Midfielder • 5-5 • Freshman
Kingsport, Tenn.
(Bobyns-Bennett HS)
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BEFORE UTM: Burkett joins the Skyhawks after being a four-year starter for Dobyns-Bennett, scoring 41 goals and
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Forward/Midfielder • 5-4 • Freshman
Smyrna, Tenn.
(Smyana HS)
accumulating 32 assists...She was a two-time Big 7 Conference Mid-Fielder of the Year in 2013 and 2014 along with being
an all-region selection in all four years...She was also named District 1-AAA Mid-Fielder of the Year along with all-state in
2013 & 2014 by the Tennessee State Soccer Coaches Association and in 2013 by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association...
Played for the club organization FC Alliance.
PERSONAL: Born on Jan. 10, 1997...Daughter of David and Michell Burkett...Has three siblings...Majoring in health and
human performance.
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Player Bios
REBECCA STARNES
Defenderer • 5-8 • Freshman
Arlington, Tenn.
(Bolton HS)
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BEFORE UTM: Starnes joins the Skyhawks from Bolton High School where she played for John Pollan while playing club
ball on FC Alliance...She was a three-time Commercial Appeal Best of Preps from 2012-14...She was also named the Most
Valuable Player in 2013 and 2013 while leading her squad to District 14 runner-up and Regional runner-up appearances.
PERSONAL: Born on June 25, 1997... Daughter of David and Susan Starnes ...Has one older brother...Majoring in dietetics.
ZARA MUSKER
Defender/Midfielder • 5-6 • Freshman
Blackburn, UK
(Accrington & Rossendale College)
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BEFORE UTM: Musker comes from England where she played for the Blackburn Rovers Club since she was nine years
old...She played in the FA Youth Cup final vs. Arsenal in 2013 while representing her country Lancashire, getting to a pair
of national finals, winning two regional finals and representing her country in the Gothia Youth World Cup...She placed
third in the European Championships and later transferred to Everton’s WSL development squad.
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PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 30, 1996... Daughter of Paul and Julia Musker...Has two siblings...Majoring in excercise science.
Player Bios
KATELYN COLVIN
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BEFORE UTM: Colvin helped lead the Tigers to four consecutive District and Regional championships while preserving
30 shutouts during her high school career...As a senior defender, she scored four goals while tallying six assists – including
one game-winner...In 2014 she was named to the THSSCA All-Start Team along with Commercial Appeal Best of Preps,
Most Valuable Player and team captain...On top of her individual accolades, she helped lead the team to the program’s first
TSSAA state title in 2012...She played club ball on FC Alliance.
PERSONAL: Born on April 15, 1997... Daughter of Dru and Monette...Has one only sister Lauren...Majoring in health and
human performance.
SARA KETIS
Maribor, Slovenia
(II Gimnazija Maribor)
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BEFORE UTM: Ketis joins the Skyhawks from Gimnazija Maribor where she played midfielder...Ketis is a decorated
Defender • 5-6 • Freshman
Arlington, Tenn.
(Arlington HS)
international player who has played for Slovenia’s national team...She played in one World Cup Qualifiers Europe match
along with participation on ZNK Pomurje
PERSONAL: Born on Sept. 16, 1996...Daughter of Andrej and Fanika Ketis...Has one older sibling Matic...Majoring in
psychology.
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2015 SOC C ER • N e w c o mb e r s
Player Bios
SHANNON GRATTAN
Defender • 5-5 • Freshman
Belfast, UK
(Ashfield Girls)
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BEFORE UTM: Grattan comes to UT Martin with experience despite a young age, having seen action for Northern Ireland’s
U-17 team. While playing for the Ashfield Girls squad in high school, Grattan was the team captain all four years and
helped lead the team to the School Cup Championship in the 2009-10 season. In 2012, she was named to the Noith Down
Tournament team and collected MVP honors.
PERSONAL: Born on Sept. 15, 1994...Daughter of Darren and Michlle Wilson ...Has two siblings...Majoring in Exercise
Science
HOPE VAN RYCKEGHEM
Forward/Midfielder • 5-3 • Freshman
Franklin, Tenn.
(Homeschooled)
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BEFORE UTM: Van Rycheghem comes to UT Martin where she most recently played for the Tennessee Soccer Club under
Patrick Johnson...She began her career at Franklin High School where she played on varsity as a freshman and won a state
championship in 2011...She played on the Brentwood Soccer Club State and Disney tournament champions in 2012...In
2013 she was a TSC State, Disney Invitational and Region III showcase champion...Most recently she led her team to a TSC
tournament and Division I State tournament title.
PERSONAL: Born on Aug. 27, 1996...Daughter of Pat and Dawn Van Ryckeghem...Has five older siblings...Majoring in
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communications and public relations
Player Bios
LISA SCHMIEDER
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BEFORE UTM: Mackin most recently comes from the Newry City Ladies and is a native of Northern Ireland...She saw
her UEFA competition debut with her national team in the UEFA European Women’s Under-17 Championship against
England...She has tallied nine appearances, playing nearly 800 minutes...She has tallied six career goals in international
play, including three goals against the Czech Republic U17.
PERSONAL: Born on Nov. 3, 1995...Daughter of ...Has older/younger siblings...Majoring in
SOPHIA SHAROS
Collinsville, Ill.
(Collinsville HS)
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BEFORE UTM: Sharos comes to UT Martin from Collinsville High School where she led the team with 34 points, scoring
Forward • 5-6 • Freshman
Elzach, Germany
(Max Weber Schule)
14 goals and tallying six assists for the Lady Kahoks as a junior...Seven of her team-high 14 goals served as game-winners
while leading her squad to a 14-6-2 overall mark and a spot in the IHSA Sectional...Prior to that, she helped lead her team
to two straight Sectional championships along with All-State honors...Played club soccer for St. Louis Scott Gallagher.
PERSONAL: Born on Jan. 22, 1997...Daugher of Fran Sharos...Majoring in Journalism and Communications.
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2015 SOC C ER • N e w c o mb e r s
Player Bios
AMY MCGIVERN
Ballynahinch, Northern Ireland
(Southern Regional College)
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BEFORE UTM: McGivern joins the Skyhawks having experience on both the club and international levels...Scored three
goals as a defender and midfielder for the Crusaders Strikers Women’s Football Club during the 2013 season...made her
senior team debut for Northern Ireland on July 3, 2013 against the Netherlands and has four caps overall.
PERSONAL: Born on January 26, 1997...Daughter of Franky and Diane McGivern ...Has one younger brother...Majoring in
exercise science.
SYDNEY NORRIS
Midfielder/Defender • 5-8 • Freshman
Sarasota, Fla
(IMG Academy)
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BEFORE UTM: Norris comes to UT Martin from IMG Academy where she was named team captain, scoring two goals and
tallying four assists...She began her first year at IMG as a junior, playing defense while notching four goals and six assists
– including two game-winning goals in the Disney Showcase en route to a championship.
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PERSONAL: Born on Feb. 4, 1997...Daughter of Blair and Sylvia Norris...Majoring in business.
2015
Preview
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2015 S O C C ER • S e a s o n P r e v i e w
YOUNG SKYHAWKS LOOK
TO TAKE FLIGHT IN 2015
history. Last year’s senior class won 50
games in their four years at UT Martin.
The Skyhawks will also be without the
2014 OVC Offensive Player of the Year
Rianna Jarrett, who suffered an offseason
knee injury.
“We knew for the past few years that this
season was coming but we have been
looking forward to it,” McNamara said.
“Last year’s senior class did so much but
this season is very rewarding because
the competition rate is much higher than
before. Normally a freshman has to be
patient to beat returners in their spot but
this year there aren’t many returners so
the group is excited about getting chances
to the opportunities to play and start.”
Arriving to UT Martin in early August,
practices began on Aug. 5 and saw a pair
of preseason matchups against Mississippi
State and East Tennessee State. While the
results didn’t go in the Skyhawks favor,
McNamara got a better idea of what this
squad could achieve.
“We tell the players that we have three
seasons every year,” McNamara said.
“We just wrapped up the first season
with preseason and now we head into the
second season being nonconference and
finish with conference play. I have told the
team that we need to keep building and
moving forward as we progress in each of
those upcoming seasons.”
The preseason also saw, at times, 11
freshmen on the field. While McNamara
has a desired formation in mind for the
roster, the preseason saw many strengths
for the Skyhawks. With the positives,
the job of the coaching staff has been
challenging.
“We aren’t really sure what formation we
will be using this season because we have
so many versatile players that will really
dictate what positions and formation we
need for particular games,” McNamara
said. “The nonconference portion will
give us time to see what works. It’s a great
problem to have and we are more flexible
with three or four formations that we could
use and the players would be comfortable
while we maintain a possessive style.
There will come a time though where we
will need to concentrate on one formation
and have a backup formation.”
During the tenure of McNamara, the
Skyhawks have been one of the most
defensive teams in the OVC. It begins
inbetween the goalposts where two
freshmen, Maya Jamison and MaKenzie
Freshman Zara Musker is one of the most Crawford, are looking to earn the starting
nod.
versatile players on this year’s squad.
“It’s tough to replace Mariah Klenke,
When you walk down the hallway toward
the office of University of Tennessee at
Martin soccer head coach Phil McNamara,
you notice some views. First you see the
Ohio Valley Conference Championship
trophies sitting on the table next to his
desk but outside the office are picture
frames sitting with past players. The
frames await the next championship run
with the newest bunch of Skyhawks.
This year’s edition of the UT Martin soccer
team is much like McNamara’s office.
Now in his sixth season as Skyhawk
head coach, never has he had a team with
as many freshmen. In fact 15 of the 19
student-athletes are about to play their first
collegiate season, the highest percentage
(79%) in all of NCAA Division-I women’s
soccer in 2015. Despite their ages, the newlook Skyhawks are striving to add another
championship to the prestigious program
history.
“We have to keep the same expectations
that we have had in the past which will
be a huge challenge,” McNamara said.
“There is freshness around the program
with our high standards and the players
are reaching every goal that we have set
thus far. The group is hungry for success,
which shows in their daily work ethic,
attitude and commitment. I really like
what this group has to offer.”
This year’s squad will be looking to
replace the winningest class in program
Junior Saphyra Coombs-James will
look to spark the offensive attack.
who is could be the best goalkeeper in
conference history, with two freshmen
so there are big shoes to fill,” McNamara
said. “As a team we have to work harder
and defend smarter as a team to limit
chances on our goalkeepers. That being
said I’m very comfortable with either
goalkeeper and the competition will
probably go all the way down to the
conference season. Maya and MaKenzie
each bring a different strength so it will
come down to game execution to see who
wins the starting spot.”
The freshmen trend continues up the
field and into the defenders who will be
looking to help keep the opposition off
the scoreboard. The group boasts eight
members on this year’s squad including
lone senior Temple Hughs. Last season the
Skyhawks backline produced six shutouts
and held opponents to only 19 goals.
“Individually we like all of them, but
now we have to find the right players that
work well together,” McNamara said. “It
might not be the best four players that
end up starting but the four players that
complement each other. From being calm
at the right time to building possession
from the back, we look for athletes with
pace, size and speed that can control
the ball. I really expect big things from
Rebecca Starnes because she has been so
consistent, level-headed and with great
recovery speed. I also am looking forward
Freshman Rebecca Starnes looks to
anchor the Skyhawk defensive unit.
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to seeing how Kaci Mitchell plays coming
off an injury last season. She provides
experience despite not having the playing
experience.”
The midfield will provide the foundation
for the Skyhawks’ success in 2015
according to McNamara, as two players
joined UT Martin with international
experience.
“I really like the look of the midfield
since we are very smart and technical,”
McNamara said. “There are a number
of new players that are looking to gel
and gain balance but I expect us to
create many chances for our forwards
and develop possession. We look for
competitive midfielders who can read the
game and can run box to box and offer
quality passing. I really like the potential
from every player in that position but
Maggie Burkett and Sara Ketis have done
well so far. We still have Amy McGivern
to add into the mix and she will provide
a level-headed approach with a physical
presence.”
Leading the Skyhawks offensive attack
will be a group of forwards eager for the
opportunity to succeed and score goals.
After Jarrett scored a single-season record
17 goals last fall, McNamara believes this
year’s group could do more together.
“What we are looking to do this year is
improve by having our entire forward’s
group better than having just one goal
scorer. Last year as the season progressed,
teams focused on Rianna and this year I
expect our goals scored to be higher and
champion SIUE on Sunday, Sept. 27. The
Skyhawks will then return on the road for
three contests but two being close to home
with contests against Murray State and
Austin Peay before a long trip to Eastern
Kentucky.
UT Martin returns home for a crucial
tournament run with home matches
against Jacksonville State, who knocked
the Skyhawks out of the OVC Tournament
last season, on Friday, Oct. 16. That
is followed up with a home contest
against Belmont on Sunday, Oct. 18. The
Skyhawks conclude their regular season
travel with matches against Tennessee
Tech and Morehead State before hosting
Southeast Missouri on Thursday, Oct. 29
to wrap up the year.
“I think the league is wide open this year
and last season it was close,” McNamara
said. “I think it will be closer this year than
in the past because typically you had two
or three teams that would contend for the
title and this year I see six teams in that
spot. We are picked one spot higher than
where we finished last season, which is a
compliment to our recruiting class. The
nonconference schedule will certainly
provide us a foundation to succeed
in conference play as our opponents
match up similar to our conference
opponents. The players have a massive
challenge ahead but one that is a fantastic
opportunity for this the youngest squad in
NCAA Division-I women’s soccer.”
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Freshman Maggie Burkett looks control the
midfield and create chances this season.
from different players. In order to do that
you have to have multiple goal scorers
getting near double-digit goals and I feel
we can do that this year with three or four
players that can push the pace and score
goals.”
The group is highlighted by 2012
Freshman of the Year winner Saphyra
Coombs-James, who scored five goals in
2014 and several talented freshmen.
“I think Coombs-James has come back
completely from her injury she suffered
at the end of her freshman season and is
more determined than ever. She wants to
get back to that level and we are looking
for that too, and she showed it with a pair
of goals against ETSU in our final tuneup.
Along with Saphyra, I like Sierra Franz
and Lisa Schmieder, who hasn’t been
with us long but early signs are that she
will be a positive player for us. Hope Van
Ryckeghem will keep defenders guessing
all season and she covers a lot of field.
Then you have Zara Musker who can play
in the back but come forward and provide
options as well.”
The nonconference will see the Skyhawks
face eight opponents, all away from
Skyhawk Field. UT Martin will begin
the season against Conference USA
foe Western Kentucky under the lights
in Bowling Green on Friday, August
21 before traveling to face off against
Evansville of the Missouri Valley
Conference on Sunday, August 23. The
Skyhawks continue their road trip with a
visit to the Cotton State where they will
battle Troy and South Alabama, the top
two teams in the Sun Belt Conference just
last season, in the Troy Trojan Classic to
end August.
“With such a young team the hump can be
getting that first win and learning what it
takes to win. What we have told the team
is look at how hard we have worked in the
preseason and yet we haven’t won yet. At
the Division-I level it takes an enormous
amount of quality and hard work to win
so we will appreciate every win and enter
each contest with a confidence that we can
be successful.”
September will see the conclusion of
nonconference play with a Sunday, Sept.
6 matchup against UMKC followed up
with a visit to in-state rival Memphis. The
nonconference slate concludes with an
appearance in the Lipscomb Tournament
on Sept. 17-19 where the Skyhawks will
battle Western Carolina and Akron.
The journey to a fifth consecutive
OVC Tournament appearance begins
at Skyhawk Field with a pair of home
matches. The home debut will come
against Eastern Illinois on Friday, Sept.
25 followed up with defending OVC
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201 5 SOC C ER • O pp o n e n t s
OPPONENTS
WESTERN KENTUCKY
EVANSVILLE
Troy
Location.................................. .Bowling Green, Ky.
Founded..............................................................1906
Enrollment.......................................................21,045
President.....................................Dr. Gary Ransdell
Director of Athletics..........................Todd Stewart
Nickname.......................................... Lady Toppers
Colors............................................... Red and White
Web Site......................................................................
Conference................................... Conference USA
Home Field......................... WKU Soccer Complex
Head Coach........................................ Jason Neidell
HC Alma Mater...................................... Yale , 1994
HC Career Record.................................... 160-89-28
HC Record At School.......................................same
2014 Record........................................................ 10-8
Conference Record/Finish............................5-5/5th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost�� 16/5
Starters Returning/Lost.................................... 10/1
Soccer SID............................. Lillie-Anne Mulligan
SID Phone..........................................(270) 745-4298
SID Email..... [email protected]
Location.......................................... Evansville, Ind.
Founded..............................................................1854
Enrollment.........................................................2,822
President.................................... Dr. Thomas Kazee
Director of Athletics......................... Mark Spencer
Nickname..............................................Purple Aces
Colors.................................. Purple, White, Orange
Web Site.........................www.GoPurpleAces.com
Conference..................................... Missouri Valley
Home Field.................. Arad McCutchan Stadium
Head Coach................................Krista McKendree
HC Alma Mater............................ Evansville, 2002
HC Career Record...................................... 53-62-17
HC Record At School...................................... Same
2014 Record..................................................... 11-6-3
Conference Record/Finish....................... 3-2-1/2nd
Starters Returning/Lost...................................... 9/2
Soccer SID.......................................Mike Radomski
SID Phone..........................................(812) 488-2394
SID Email............................ [email protected]
Location................................................... .Troy, Ala.
Founded..............................................................1887
Enrollment.......................................................25,000
Chancellor...................................Dr. Jack Hawkins
Interim Director of Athletics............ Sandy Atkins
Nickname......................................................Trojans
Colors............................Cardinal, Black and Silver
Web Site........................................TroyTrojans.com
Conference.................................................. Sun Belt
Home Field...........................Troy Soccer Complex
Head Coach.................................... Jason Hamilton
HC Alma Mater.................... Detroit Mercy (2005)
HC Career Record.......................................... 16-6-0
2014 Record..................................................... 16-6-0
Letterwinners Returning/Lost�� 15-10
Soccer SID............................................ Wes Johnson
SID Phone..........................................(334) 670-5655
SID [email protected]
SOUTH ALABAMA
MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY
MEMPHIS
Location................................................ Mobile, Ala.
Founded..............................................................1963
Enrollment.......................................................16,055
President............................... Dr. Tony G. Waldrop
Director of Athletics...................Dr. Joel Erdmann
Nickname......................................................Jaguars
Colors..................................... Blue, Red and White
Web Site.............................www.USAJaguars.com
Conference.................................................. Sun Belt
Home Field................................................ The Cage
Head Coach............................Graham Winkworth
HC Alma Mater............. Central Lancashire, 2000
HC Career Record.................................... 144-90-12
HC Record At School..................................... 33-9-4
2014 Record..................................................... 19-3-1
Conference Record/Finish.........................8-0-1/1st
Starters Returning/Lost.................................... 11-0
Soccer SID.............................................. Matt Horne
SID Phone..........................................(251) 414-8184
Location...............................Kansas City, Missouri
Founded..............................................................1933
Enrollment.......................................................14,221
Chancellor........................................ Leo E. Morton
Director of Athletics...........................Carla Wilson
Nickname................................................Kangaroos
Colors................................................ Blue and Gold
Web Site..............................UMKCKangaroos.com
Conference....................................Western Athletic
Home Field................... Durwood Soccer Stadium
Head Coach..........................................Chris Cissell
HC Alma Mater.....................William Jewell, 1994
HC Career Record.................................. 321-137-34
HC Record At School................................. 39-31-12
2014 Record..................................................... 13-5-3
Conference Record/Finish..................... 8-1-1/T-1st
Soccer SID..............................................Josh Carson
SID Phone..........................................(816) 235-1034
SID Email............................. [email protected]
Location........................................ .Memphis, Tenn.
Founded..............................................................1912
Enrollment.......................................................21,480
President.................................. Dr. M. David Rudd
Director of Athletics............................ Tom Bowen
Nickname........................................................Tigers
Colors................................................ Blue and Grey
Web Site.............................www.GoTigersGo.com
Conference............................................... American
Home Field.................Mike Rose Soccer Complex
Head Coach............................... Brooks Monaghan
HC Alma Mater..............................Memphis, 1994
HC Career Record.................................. 179-101-21
2014 Record....................................................... 9-6-4
Soccer SID.....................................Kevin Rodriguez
SID Phone..........................................(901) 678-5108
SID Email........................ [email protected]
Fri., Aug. 21
Bowling Green, Ky.
All-time vs. WKU: 0-0
In Bowling Green: 0-0
In Martin: 0-0
Last Meeting: N/A
Streak: None
First Meeting: N/A
Sun., Aug. 30
Troy, Ala.
All-time vs. USA: 1-1-0
In Mobile: 0-1-0
In Martin: 1-0
Last Meeting: 9-9-05
Streak: UTM W1
First Meeting: 9-5-04
Sun., Aug. 23
Evansville, Ind.
All-time vs. UE: 2-2-1
In Evansville: 0-2-1
In Martin: 2-0
Streak: UTM W1
Sun., Sept. 6
Kansas City, Mo.
All-time vs. UMKC: 1-0-0
In Kansas City: 0-0
In Martin: 1-0
Last Meeting: 9/11/09
Streak: UTM W1
First Meeting: 9/11/09
Fri., Aug. 28
Troy, Ala.
All-time vs. Troy: 0-1-0
In Troy: 0-1-0
In Martin: 0-0
Streak: Troy W1
Fri., Sept. 11
Memphis, Tenn.
All-time vs. CU: 1-8-0
In Memphis 0-6
In Martin: 1-2
Last Meeting: 11/12/11
Streak: Memphis W6
First Meeting: 9/16/98
OPPONENTS
WESTERN CAROLINA
AKRON
Location....................................... .Cullowhee, N.C.
Founded..............................................................1889
Enrollment.......................................................10,100
Chancellor.................................. Dr. David Belcher
Director of Athletics...........................Randy Eaton
Nickname............................................. Catamounts
Colors............................................ Purple and Gold
Web Site.............................. Catamountsports.com
Conference.................................................Southern
Home Field............. Catamount Athletic Complex
Head Coach.......................................... Chad Miller
HC Alma Mater............................................Pfeiffer
HC Career Record.................................. 132-101-23
2014 Record....................................................... 8-7-4
Conference Record/Finish........................ 5-3-1/6th
Soccer SID.........................................Denise Gideon
SID Phone..........................................(828) 227-2336
SID Email........................ [email protected]
Location................................................Akron, Ohio
Founded..............................................................1870
Enrollment.......................................................29,699
President..........................Dr. Scott L. Scarborough
Director of Athletics..........................Tom Wistrcill
Nickname...........................................................Zips
Web Site................................................ GoZips.com
Conference.......................................Mid-American
Home Field........................... First Energy Stadium
Head Coach....................................Noreen Herlihy
HC Alma Mater.......................... Mercyhurst, 1992
HC Career Record.................................. 250-113-30
HC Record At School...........................First Season
2014 Record..................................................... 6-12-1
Conference Record/Finish..........................2-9/12th
Soccer SID......................................Jonathan Platten
SID Phone..........................................(330) 972-6584
Location............................................Charleston, Ill.
Founded..............................................................1895
Enrollment.........................................................8,913
President...........................Dr. David M. Glassman
Director of Athletics.......................... Tom Michael
Nickname................................................... Panthers
Colors................................................ Blue and Grey
Web Site.......................................EIUPanthers.com
Conference............................................Ohio Valley
Home Field....................................... Lakeside Field
Head Coach.........................................Jason Cherry
HC Alma Mater................... Western Illinois, 2011
HC Career Record.......................................... 8-29-2
2014 Record..................................................... 2-15-2
Soccer SID...........................................................TBA
SID Phone...........................................................TBA
SID Email............................................................TBA
SIU EDWARDSVILLE
MURRAY STATE
AUSTIN PEAY
Location........................................Edwardsville, Ill.
Founded.............................................................1957
Enrollment.......................................................13,850
Chancellor..............................Dr. Julie Furst-Bowe
Director of Athletics................ Dr. Bradley Hewitt
Nickname....................................................Cougars
Web Site.......................... www.SIUECougars.com
Home Field.......................................Korte Stadium
Head Coach........................................Derek Burton
HC Alma Mater............................Little Rock, 1997
HC Career Record.................................... 102-73-16
2014 Record..................................................... 13-6-2
Conference Record/Finish.......................... 8-2/2nd
Soccer SID........................................ Kirsten Carney
SID Phone..........................................(618) 650-3608
SID Email.................................... [email protected]
Location................................................ Murray, Ky.
Founded..............................................................1922
Enrollment.......................................................10,943
President................................Dr. Robert O. Davies
Director of Athletics............................. Allen Ward
Nickname....................................................... Racers
Colors.............................................. Navy and Gold
Web Site............................................ GoRacers.com
Home Field.........................................Cutchin Field
Head Coach......................................Jeremy Groves
HC Alma Mater..............................Kentucky, 2002
HC Career Record............................................. 11-9
2014 Record........................................................ 11-9
Conference Record/Finish........................... 7-3/3rd
Soccer SID................................Christina Anderson
SID Phone..........................................(270) 809-7051
SID Email............. [email protected]
Location.......................................Clarksville, Tenn.
Founded..............................................................1927
Enrollment.......................................................10,873
Chancellor...................................... Dr. Alisa White
Director of Athletics................................ Ryan Ivey
Nickname................................................ Governors
Web Site........................................ LetsGoPeay.com
Home Field...............................Morgan Bros. Field
Head Coach.......................................... Kelley Guth
HC Alma Mater........................ Florida State, 1996
HC Career Record.................................... 91-133-23
2014 Record..................................................... 4-13-1
Soccer SID.......................................... Corey Adams
SID Phone..........................................(931) 221-6563
Thurs., Sept. 17
Nashville, Tenn.
All-time vs. WCU: 0-0-0
In Cullowhee: 0-0-0
In Martin: 0-0
Last Meeting: N/A
Streak: None
First Meeting: N/A
Fri., Oct. 2
Murray, Ky.
All-time vs. MSU: 4-10-3
In Murray: 1-4-3
In Martin: 3-5
Streak: MSU W1
EASTERN ILLINOIS
Fri., Sept. 25
Martin, Tenn.
All-time vs. EIU: 7-12-1
In Charleston: 2-8
In Martin: 3-4-1
Streak: UTM W4
Sun., Oct. 4
Clarksville, Tenn.
All-time vs. APSU: 10-3-1
In Clarksville: 4-2
In Martin: 6-1-1
Streak: UTM W1
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Sun., Sept. 27
Martin, Tenn.
All-time vs. SIUE: 5-3
In Edwardsville: 1-2
In Martin: 3-1
Streak: SIUE W1
Sat., Sept. 19
Nashville, Tenn.
All-time vs. Akron: 0-0
In Akron: 0-0
In Martin: 0-0
Last Meeting: N/A
Streak: None
First Meeting: N/A
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OPPONENTS
EASTERN KENTUCKY
JACKSONVILLE STATE
BELMONT
Location.......................................... .Richmond, Ky.
Founded..............................................................1906
Enrollment.......................................................16,200
President.................................... Michael T. Benson
Director of Athletics.................Steve Lochmueller
Nickname................................................... Colonels
Colors.........................................Marron and White
Web Site.................................www.ekusports.com
Home Field.................................. EKU Soccer Field
Head Coach..................................... Melissa Barnes
HC Alma Mater.................................Furman, 2002
HC Career Record.......................................... 5-12-2
2014 Record..................................................... 4-14-1
Starters Returning/Lost.................................... 10/1
Soccer SID................................................ Steve Fohl
SID Phone..........................................(859) 622-1253
Location....................................... Jacksonville, Ala.
Founded.............................................................1883
Enrollment........................................................8,693
President.................................Dr. John M. Beehler
Interim Director of Athletics................Greg Seitz
Nickname...............................................Gamecocks
Colors.............................................. Red and White
Web Site............. www.JSUGamecockSports.com
Home Field................................... JSU Soccer Field
Head Coach.................................. Neil Macdonald
HC Alma Mater...................... Augusta State, 1997
HC Career Record................................. 222-160-22
HC Record At School.................................. 15-23-3
2014 Record................................................... 11-10-1
Conference Record/Finish..........................6-4/5th
Starters Returning/Lost..................................... 8/3
Soccer SID........................................Tony Schmidt
SID Phone.........................................(256) 782-5377
SID Email................................... [email protected]
Location........................................ .Nashville, Tenn.
Founded..............................................................1892
Enrollment.........................................................6,918
President................................. Dr. Robert C. Fisher
Director of Athletics......................Mike Strickland
Nickname....................................................... Bruins
Colors................................... Navy, Red and White
Web Site...................................BelmontBruins.com
Home Field........................................E.S. Rose Park
Head Coach...................................Heather Henson
HC Alma Mater............... UNC-Greensboro, 1994
HC Career Record.................................. 139-192-35
HC Record At School................................... 30-32-9
2014 Record....................................................... 7-7-4
Soccer SID....................................Kenisha L. Rhone
SID Phone..........................................(615) 460-5584
TENNESSEE TECH
MOREHEAD STATE
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI
Location...................................... .Cookeville, Tenn.
Founded..............................................................1915
Enrollment.......................................................11,768
President....................................Dr. Philip Oldham
Director of Athletics...........................Mark Wilson
Nickname......................................... Golden Eagles
Colors............................................ Purple and Gold
Web Site.......................................... TTUSports.com
Home Field.................................. Tech Soccer Field
Head Coach..............................Steve Springthorpe
HC Alma Mater...................Methodist University
HC Career Record...................................... 84-98-18
HC Record At School..................................... 2/15/2
2014 Record..................................................... 2/15/2
Conference Record/Finish...................... 0-8-2/11th
Soccer SID........................................Dylan Vazzano
SID Phone..........................................(931) 372-3293
SID Email............................. [email protected]
Location.......................................... .Morehead, Ky.
Founded..............................................................1887
Enrollment......................................................11, 172
President............................Dr. Wayne D. Andrews
Director of Athletics.................. Brian Hutchinson
Nickname....................................................... Eagles
Web Site.........................................MSUEagles.com
Home Field....................................... Jayne Stadium
Head Coach....................................... Warren Lipka
HC Alma Mater.................... South Carolina, 1985
HC Career Record.................................. 237-190-48
2014 Record..................................................... 11-6-5
Soccer SID.......................................... Eric Mathews
SID Phone..........................................(606) 783-2500
SID Email....................................................................
Location............................... .Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Founded..............................................................1873
Enrollment.......................................................12,087
President......................................Dr. Carlos Vargas
Iterim Director of Athletics................Brady Barke
Nickname................................................ Redhawks
Colors................................................ Red and Black
Web Site.......................................GoSoutheast.com
Home Field.... Missouri National Guard Field at Houch Stadium
Head Coach....................................Heather Nelson
HC Alma Mater......................Saskatchewan, 1992
HC Career Record.................................. 187-145-38
HC Record At School............................. 156-101-33
2014 Record........................................................ 11-6
Conference Record/Finish............................ 8-2/1st
Soccer SID....................................... Sean Stevenson
SID Phone...........................................(573)651-2294
Sun., Oct. 11
Richmond, Ky.
All-time vs. EKU: 7-3-2
In Richmond: 1-3-1
In Martin: 5-0
Streak: UTM W4
Thurs., Oct. 22
Cookeville, Tenn.
All-time vs. TTU: 9-8-1
In Cookeville: 1-5-1
In Martin: 8-3
Streak: UTM W5
Fri., Oct. 16
Martin, Tenn.
All-time vs. JSU: 7-4-2
In Jacksonville: 2-3-2
In Martin: 5-1
Streak: JSU W2
Sun., Oct. 25
Morehead, Ky.
All-time vs. MSU: 12-7-2
In Morehead: 4-3-1
In Martin: 7-3-1
Streak: UTM W3
Sun., Oct. 18
Martin, Tenn.
All-time vs. BU: 7-7
In Nashville: 4-4
In Martin: 3-3
Streak: UTM W3
Thurs., Oct. 29
Martin, Tenn.
All-time vs. SEMO: 6-10-4
In Cape Giradeau: 1-6-3
In Martin: 4-4-1
Streak: UTM W1
OVC TOURNAMENT HISTORY
OVC Location�� Brentwood, Tenn.
Founded�� 1948
Commissioner��Beth DeBauche
Web Site��www.OVCSports.com
Soccer SID�� Heather Brown
SID Phone�� (615) 690-6687
SID Email��[email protected]
OVC SOCCER TOURNAMENT HISTORY
YearChampion
1999
Eastern Illinois
2000
Tennessee Tech
2001
Eastern Illinois
2002
Eastern Illinois
2003
Eastern Illinois
2004
Eastern Illinois
2005
Samford
2006
Southeast Missouri
2007
Southeast Missouri
2008
Morehead State
2009
Murray State
2010
Morehead State
2011
UT Martin
2012
UT Martin
2013
Morehead State
2014
SIU Edwardsville
Runner-Up
Host
Tennessee Tech
Eastern Illinois
Eastern Illinois
Eastern Illinois
Southeast Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Samford
Samford
Samford
Samford
Eastern Illinois
Eastern Illinois
Morehead State
Samford
Samford
Southeast Missouri
UT Martin
Murray State
Tennessee Tech
Morehead State
Austin Peay
Morehead State
Morehead State
Southeast Missouri
Austin Peay
UT Martin
UT Martin
UT Martin
Jacksonville State
Southeast Missouri
SKYHAWKS ALL-TIME IN OVC TOURNAMENT
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DateOpponent
Score
Location
Nov. 4, 1999................ Middle Tennessee........................................................L, 6-1.............................................Charleston, Ill.
Nov. 1, 2000................... Murray State.......................................................... L, 4-3.............................................Charleston, Ill.
Nov. 8, 2002................. Eastern Illinois.........................................................L, 1-0........................................ Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Nov. 4, 2003..................Southeast Missouri............................................................L, 2-0....................................................... Martin, Tenn.
Oct. 31, 2006.................... Eastern Illinois............................................................... L, 1-0...................................................Charleston, Ill.
Nov. 6, 2007..................... Morehead State.............................................................. W, 2-0...................................................... Martin, Tenn.
Nov. 9, 2007..................Southeast Missouri............................................................ L, 1-0............................................ Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Nov. 4, 2008......................Tennessee Tech................................................................W, 2-1....................................................... Martin, Tenn.
Nov. 7, 2008.................... Eastern Kentucky...................................................... T, 0-0 (4-3 PK)...................................................Murray, Ky.
Nov. 9, 2008*................... Morehead State............................................................... L, 1-0..........................................................Murray, Ky.
Nov. 6, 2009....................... Murray State................................................................. L, 1-0......................................................Morehead, Ky.
Nov. 3, 2011....................... Eastern Illinois...............................................................W, 2-1............................................ Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Nov. 4, 2011.................... Eastern Kentucky............................................................ W, 4-0........................................... Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Nov. 6, 2011*.................... Morehead State...............................................................W, 2-1............................................ Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Nov. 2, 2012...................Southeast Missouri............................................................W, 1-0...................................................... Martin, Tenn.
Nov. 4, 2012..........................Austin Peay................................................................. W, 2-0...................................................... Martin, Tenn.
Nov. 1, 2013...................Southeast Missouri....................................................... W, 1-0 (2OT).................................................. Martin, Tenn.
Nov. 8, 2013.....................SIU Edwardsville.......................................................... W, 2-1 (OT)................................................... Martin, Tenn.
Nov. 10, 2013*................... Morehead State............................................................... L, 1-0....................................................... Martin, Tenn.
Nov. 6, 2014...................Jacksonville State...................................................... L, 1-1 (4-3 PK)...................................... Cape Girardeau, Mo.
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OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
Opening round: Sunday, Nov. 1 (campus sites)
Semifinals and finals: Friday, Nov. 6 & Sunday, Nov. 8
Hosted by Regular-Season Champion
UTM All-time in OVC Tournament: 8-10-1
UTM Total Appearances: 14
Last UTM Appearance: 2014
OVC Tournament Championships: 2 (2011, 2012)
Streak: UTM L1
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2014
Season Recap
2014 SEASON RECAP
With
a veteran foundation that had
taken the
Skyhawk
soccer program to
new heights over the past three seasons,
UT Martin Skyhawks looked to cap
off the careers of the winningest class
Skyhawk history when they took to
the field in 2014.
Fresh off of three consecutive
trips to the Ohio Valley Conference
Tournament Championship game, the
Skyhawks entered the season seeking
in the home opener.
After
taking allowing a goal in the opening
minutes, the
Skyhawk
rallied for two
goals before the opening half.
to extra time after a late
Forced
goal, Rianna
predicted to make it back to the title
Jarrett’s special season began with a
game-winning goal in the 95th minute
to lift the team to a win.
The goal sparked what became a
program-record
four
consecutive
victories for the Skyhawks to begin the
season. After a home win against Bethel
on August 27th, the Skyhawks offensive
stayed hot against Indiana State for a
3-0 win. The streak continued at home
match and looked to reclaim their
against
in
redemption after a heartbreaking loss
2013 title match held at Skyhawk
Field. UT Martin began the season
in the
championship.
Ahead
of the
Skyhawks stood many
Head coach Phil
tests along the way.
McNamara
looked to guide the way
Skyhawks to four
OVC championships. Going
season, McNamara knew that
like he had guided the
previous
into the
the senior rich team would have to fit
in new pieces and endure a grueling
schedule
that
saw
opponents
from
some of the top power conferences in
the country.
with a thrilling overtime contest with
• Single season goals- Rianna Jarrett (17)
• Career Appearances- Amy Maksimowicz
& Dominika Conc (86)
• Career Starts- Amy Maksimowicz (85)
• Career Goalkeeping Records for
Mariah Klenke:
Wins (43)....Minutes (6,523)....
Shutouts (21)....Saves (346)
Missouri
kept up the pressure during the
final half, tallying
12 shot attempts but
Klenke stayed strong in net to keep the
Skyhawks in the match.
The match was the first of three
1-0 decisions that went
Skyhawks but made the team
stronger against tough completion.
The road trip continued to Oklahoma
with matches against Tulsa and Big
12 power Oklahoma State. Both
matches were similar with the Skyhawks
consecutive
against the
determining the pace in the first half
but unable to find the back of the goal
despite
outshooting
However
their
opponents.
the visiting team surrendered
goals early in the second half and
wouldn’t be able to find an equalizer
late.
UT Martin
returned to their winning
ways with a road trip to
Georgia. The
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However it would prepare
the team for another championship run.
The Skyhawks came out of the gates
excited and focused. The season began
Evansville thanks to a late
2012 OVC Freshman
of the Year Saphyra Coombs-James in
the 83rd minute.
During the impressive winning streak,
the offense registered 13 goals, four
coming from Jarrett while Saphyra
Coombs-James had three. Defensively
senior Mariah Klenke posted back-toback-to-back shutouts to widen her
career program record.
The streak came to an end against
Southeastern Conference powerhouse
Missouri on September 7. After battling
and outshooting the Tigers in the first
half, the game’s only goal came in
the 55th minute off a set piece goal.
goal from the
UTM RECORDS BROKEN IN
2014
20 15 SOC C ER • 2014 S e a s o n R e c a p
the
Saint Louis
201 5 S OC C ER • 2014 S e a s o n R e c a p
Peach state began with a 1-0
Kennesaw State thanks to a
goal from Jarrett in the 71st minute to
give the Skyhawks their fifth victory of
the year. Two days later the Skyhawks
30
trip to the
season seconds before halftime.
win over
the
concluded the nonconference portion
of the schedule at Georgia State. Senior
Ashlie Watson
found the back of the
net twice during the match to push her
the senior into a tie for the team lead in
goals for the season with five.
Watson
first three goals of the season came
with a brace against
Bethel
followed
up by an opening goal against Indiana
State.
Conference
play
for
the
Skyhawks
Golden Eagles
Martin
made it
After
2-1, UT
set a new scoring record with
a three goals in less than three minutes
Ellie Myrick,
Jarrett and then Myrick again.
The offense kept its momentum as
it traveled to Southeast Missouri,
scoring two goals including a gamewinner with two minutes left. After
Jarrett connected on her seventh goal
of the season, the Redhawks found
an equalizer in the 85th minute. With
overtime looming senior defender Amy
Maksimowicz timed her run and broke
thanks to goals from
top right corner of the net for a
overtime.
After
After Jacksonville State took
an early 1-0 lead in the 19th minute, the
Skyhawks answered with Watson in the
22nd minute to level the match. Despite
a 22-9 shot advantage in favor of UT
Martin, the Gamecocks took the match
in the 94th minute with a back post goal.
UT Martin returned to the friendly
confines of Skyhawk Field and found
their high-powered offense, totally
five goals against Tennessee Tech. It
began with a goal from Coombs-James
midway through the first half, followed
up by Eva Heller’s fifth goal of the
victory.
2-1
suffering a heartbreaking own
SIUE on the road in
October, UT Martin went into
goal loss to
early
championship mode in order to defend
their
After
regular
the loss,
season
Jarrett
championship.
turned in one of
her best performances, scoring a hat
Eastern Kentucky in a 4-0
2013 OVC
Tournament final, UT Martin struck
first with freshman Olivia Bohlman
scoring in the 39th minute. However the
Skyhawks settled for a draw as 2013
Player of the Year Jade Flory scored
in the 87th minute.
UT Martin returned to its winning ways
Facing the fifth
Gamecocks, UT Martin fell
behind in the 32nd minute. The Skyhawks
scored an equalizer from CoombsJames in the 48th minute. With no teams
with
finding a winning goal in regulation
trick against
win. In a rematch of the
three
consecutive
wins
against
Eastern Illinois, Belmont and Austin
Peay. During the streak Jarrett turned in
a record-setting performance, scoring
six
goals
and
setting
the
program
record with 17 goals in a single season.
The regular season came to an end with
1-0 loss to rival Murray State.
With the regular season concluded,
the fourth-seeded Skyhawks earned
numerous accolades including Rianna
Jarrett becoming the first UT Martin
soccer player to win the conference’s
Player of the Year Award. Joining
Jarrett with postseason awards were
seniors Maksimowicz and Dominka
a
Dominika conc
season opener in extra time and losing
away to net the winning goal into the
began on the road and much like
season-opener, the match headed to
Conc. The duo of Maksimowicz and
Conc also made Skyhawk history
on senior day, appearing in their
85th matches for a new UT Martin
appearance record.
The season turned to November and
much like the season had begun, overtime
was called upon. After winning the
Rianna Jarrett
the
conference
opener
in
overtime,
anything was possible and came against
a familiar opponent.
seeded
or overtime, the match was decided in
penalty kicks, ultimately going against
Skyhawks 4-3.
With the loss in the OVC Tournament,
the Skyhawks finished the 2014 season
with a record of 12-6-2. Jarrett’s
record-setting performance led the
team with 17 goals and 38 points,
including five game-winning goals.
Watson finished with seven goals in her
senior season and a team-high eight
assists. In net, Klenke allowed only 19
goals in over 1,850 minutes of action
and recorded six shutouts.
the
2014 FINAL STATISTICS
2014 UT Martin Soccer
UT Martin Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 06, 2014)
All games
Date
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Aug 22
Aug 27
Aug 31
Sep 3
Sep 7
Sep 12
Sep 14
Sep 19
Sep 21
Sep 26
Sep 28
Oct 3
Oct 5
Oct 10
Oct 12
Oct 19
Oct 24
Oct 26
Oct 31
Nov. 6
Opponent
SAINT LOUIS
BETHEL (TN)
INDIANA STATE
EVANSVILLE
at Missouri
at Tulsa
at Oklahoma State
at Kennesaw State
at Georgia State
at Jacksonville State
TENNESSEE TECH
at Southeast Missouri
at SIUE
EASTERN KENTUCKY
MOREHEAD STATE
at Eastern Illinois
at Belmont
AUSTIN PEAY
MURRAY STATE
vs #5 Jacksonville State
TEAM STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Goals scored per game
Shot pct.
Shots on goal-Attempts
SOG pct.
Shots/Game
CORNER KICKS
Goals off corners
PENALTY KICKS
PENALTIES
Yellow cards
Red cards
ATTENDANCE
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
OVERALL
12-6-2
6-3-1
6-3-1
Wot
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
Lot
W
W
L
W
To2
Wot
W
W
L
To2
Score
3-2
6-0
3-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
1-0
2-0
1-2
5-1
2-1
1-2
4-0
1-1
2-1
4-2
4-2
0-1
1-1
Att.
348
162
207
180
371
702
234
534
214
310
243
354
394
103
156
213
387
417
112
337
UTM
OPP
41-364
2.05
.113
170-364
.467
18.2
102
1
1-1
19-263
0.95
.072
132-263
.502
13.1
83
1
0-0
7
0
12
1
1928
9/214
1/337
3713
10/371
HOME
7-1-1
3-1-1
4-0
## Player
11
15
13
14
8
5
10
12
2
9
21
16
0
25
18
7
24
20
17
JARRETT, Rianna
WATSON, Ashlie
COOMBS-JAMES, Saph
MYRICK, Ellie
CONC, Dominika
HELLER, Eva
BOHLMAN, Olivia
MAKSIMOWICZ, Amy
MASTERS, Abby
CURTIS, Alyssa
HECKLE, Jaclyn
PATER, Lucy
KLENKE, Mariah
Dunn, Sam
FRY, Taylor
HUGHS, Temple
Reveiz, Ashley
MITCHELL, Kaci
SCHAUDT, Deborah
Total
Opponents
## Goalie
0
AWAY
5-5
3-2
2-3
KLENKE, Mariah
Total
Opponents
Goals by Period
UT Martin
Opponents
NEUTRAL
0-0-1
0-0
0-0-1
gp g a pts sh
20 17 4 38 112
20 7 8 22 45
20 5 0 10 13
20 3 3
9 43
20 2 4
8 37
17 2 3
7 8
16 2 1
5 16
20 1 1
3 7
17 1 0
2 10
20 0 2
2 45
16 0 1
1 11
20 0 1
1 6
20 0 1
1 0
7 0 0
0 6
19 0 0
0 3
11 0 0
0 2
1 0 0
0 0
1 0 0
0 0
1 0 0
0 0
20 41 29 111 364
20 19 19 57 263
GP
20
20
20
Min. GA
1857:01 19
1857:01 19
1857:01 41
GAAvg Saves
Total
41
19
OT
OT2
Total
364
263
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
113
129
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
102
83
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
156
162
1st
2nd
Saves by Period
UT Martin
Opponents
1st
Corners by Period
UT Martin
Opponents
Fouls by Period
UT Martin
Opponents
19
13
164 188
104 146
37
51
46
40
64
89
67
71
50
38
86
71
2
1
10
8
6
6
3
4
5
2
Pct W-L-T
0
0
2
5
3
1
3
1
1
0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
Sho
6.0
6
4
31
OT2
2nd
20
5
5
3
2
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
6
0.92 113 .856 12-6-1
0.92 113 .856 12-6-1
1.99 129 .759 6-12-1
OT
1st
Shots by Period
UT Martin
Opponents
sh% sog sog% gw pk-att
.152 53 .473
.156 26 .578
.385 7 .538
.070 19 .442
.054 13 .351
.250 5 .625
.125 9 .562
.143 4 .571
.100 5 .500
.000 19 .422
.000 4 .364
.000 1 .167
.000 0 .000
.000 1 .167
.000 2 .667
.000 1 .500
.000 0 .000
.000 0 .000
.000 0 .000
.113 170 .467
.072 132 .502
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RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
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2015 S OC C ER • 2014 G a m e B y G a m e R e c a p s
GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS
MATCH 1:
MATCH 2:
JARRETT SCORES TWICE IN DEBUT
TO LIFT SKYHAWKS OVER SAINT
LOUIS 3-2 IN OVERTIME
1
2
OT
1 1 0
2 0 1
Team
SLU:
UTM:
UTM:
SLU:
UTM:
Friday, Aug. 22
Skyhawk Field - Martin, Tenn.
UTM: 1-0 / SLU: 0-1
Goal
Assist
Clemens (1) Logan-Wood
Jarrett (1)
(None)
Bohlman (1)
(None)
Elking (1)
Wright
Jarrett (2)
(None)
F
1
2
3
Time
1:16
16:19
41:02
84:48
94:10
MARTIN - The University of Tennessee at Martin
women’s soccer team got the season off on the right
foot on Friday evening, as the Skyhawks received
three goals from a pair of newcomers, led by the play
of junior Rianna Jarrett who tallied two goals on the
evening including a late goal in overtime to seal the 3-2
victory at Skyhawk Field.
The Skyhawks (1-0) used a pair of goals from
Jarrett in the 17th and 95th minute, along with
a putback goal by freshman Olivia Bohlman in
the 42nd minute to round out the offensive front.
Jarrett led all players with eight shot attempts,
including five shots placed on goal in 88 minutes of
action. Senior Alyssa Curtis tallied four shot attempts
while Saphyra Coombs-James, Bohlman and Ellie
Myrick each tallied a pair of attempts on the night.
The match got off to a rough start for the Skyhawks
as just over a minute into the match they lost
a starting defender, allowing the Billikens a
slight advantage which would be puncutaed
by a Clemens goal at the 1:16 mark of the first.
The Skyhawks responded in the 17th minute as they
fired three shot attempts on goal before finding the
needed equalizer at the 16:19 mark. After shots by
Allysa Curtis and Ellie Myrick couldn’t find the back
of the net, Jarrett collected a rebound and fired a
missile in the back of the net for her first career goal.
Both teams battled in the closing minutes of the first
half before the Skyhawks would strike yet again at the
41:02 mark. After Jarrett fired a shot at goal that was
saved on the line, Bohlman – a fellow newcomer – got
the final touch to score her first career goal and give
the Skyhawks the 2-1 advantage right before the half.
The Billikens forced overtime after a 85th minute
goal from Elking but the Skyhawks would respond
with Jarrett’s first game-winning goal with a fiveyard strike less than five minutes into overtime.
MATCH 3:
SKYHAWK SOCCER SOARS TO
DECISIVE 6-0 VICTORY OVER
BETHEL
0
5
Team
UTM:
UTM:
UTM:
UTM:
UTM:
UTM:
2
0
1
Wednesday, Aug. 27
UTM: 2-0 / BU: 0-1
Goal
Assist
Combs-James (1)
Klenke
Combs-James (2)
(None)
Watson (1)
Myrick
Jarrett (3)
Watson
Watson (2)
Heller
Heller (1)
Watson
SOCCER CONTINUES BEST START
IN SCHOOL HISTORY WITH 3-0
WIN OVER INDIANA STATE
F
1
0
6
Time
14:43
16:05
20:37
22:45
24:45
84:56
0
2
Team
UTM:
UTM:
UTM:
2
0
1
Sunday, Aug. 31
UTM: 3-0 / ISU: 1-2-1
Goal
Assist
Watson (3)
Bohlman
Myrick (1)
Jarrett
Jarrett (4)
Conc
F
0
3
Time
26:24
27:53
59:21
women’s soccer team scored early and often on
Wednesday night as they hosted Bethel University in
their second match of the season, scoring six goals on
the night while dishing out a five assists en route to a
decisive 6-0 victory at Skyhawk Field.
women’s soccer team picked up where they left off just
a few days ago with a decisive 3-0 victory over Missouri
Valley Conference foe Indiana State at Skyhawk Field.
The squad becoming the first team in program history
to win its first three games of the season.
The Skyhawks (2-0) saw big contributions from a
variety of players, but no one came up bigger on
the night than senior forward Ashlie Watson, who
set new career highs in both goals and assists with
two apiece to give the senior six points on the night.
The Skyhawks continued their offensive hot streak by
striking for three goals in the match. The Skyhawks
tallied an impressive 38 shot attempts, tying for
the third most shot attempts in program history.
Watson was joined in the scoring column by former
Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Year
Saphyra Coombs-James who tallied two goals on a
pair of shot attempts. Adding goals to the score sheet
were newcomers Rianna Jarrett and Eva Heller. As
a team, the Skyhawks tallied six goals a feat which
has occurred three times in the Phil McNamara era.
Defensively the Skyhawks were impressive as well,
not only shutting out the visiting Wildcats, but
keeping the visitor out of the shot column as well.
The Skyhawks got on the board in the 15th
minute as Coombs-James put an eight-yard
strike into the back of the net. Two minutes later
she scored again, on a header off a corner kick.
Watson joined the party in the 21st minute,
scoring after a series of passes that put her open
in the middle fo the box for the five-yard strike.
After a goal Watson assisted on a goal by Rianna
Jarrett goal in the 23rd minute, Watson got the
braced in the 25th minute, beating a charging
Wildcat keeper for an open net strike. The goal
was her first multi-goal match of the career.
UT Martin completed the scoring with Watson finding
Eva Heller with a perfect pass. Heller took the pass, beat
the defender and caught the goalkeeper off balance to
score from three-yards out for her first Skyhawk goal.
Keeping with their impressive play to begin the season,
the duo of Rianna Jarrett and Ashlie Watson wasted
little time leaving their mark on the match. Jarrett
tallied a goal and two assists on the afternoon while
Watson tallied one goal. Sophomore Ellie Myrick joined
in the fun with her first goal of the season while Olivia
Bohlman and Dominika Conc each tallied an assist.
Senior goalkeeper Mariah Klenke logged 90 minutes
between the post, facing 15 shot attempts while
tallying four saves on the afternoon. With the
shutout victory, Klenke continues to expand upon
her UT Martin records by notching her 17th career
shutout and registering her 34th career victory
UT Martin opened the scoring in the 27th minute
with Watson’s third goal in two games. After
quick touches from Jarrett and Bohlman on the
right side of the field, they found Watson who
fired a shot from five yards out for the goal.
The home squad wasted little time added to their
advantage as they scored just 90 seconds later. With this
play flipping the left sideline, Myrick received a good
touch from Jarrett leading to a breakaway goal from
six yards. The goal was Myrick’s first of the season.
The Skyhawks ended the scoring output thanks to
Jarrett’s strike in the 60th minute. Following a shot
attempt by Conc, Conc found Jarrett from the top of the
box, setting up a 1-on-1 showdown with the Sycamores
keeper. Jarrett rose to the occasion, nothing her teamhigh fourth goal of the season with an eight yard strike.
GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS
MATCH 5:
1
0
0
2
0
1
Wednesday, Sept. 3
UTM: 4-0 / EVA: 3-2
Team
Goal
Assist
UTM: Coombs-James (3)
Conc
SOCCER CONTINUES BATTLE
TOUGH SEC FOE MISSOURI
BEFORE FALLING 1-0
F
1
0
1
Time
82:08
0
0
2
0
1
Sunday, Sept. 7
Walton Stadium - Columbia, Mo.
UTM: 4-1 / MU: 3-1-2
Team
Goal
Assist
MU:
Russell (2)
Clark
F
0
1
Time
54:32
MATCH 6:
SKYHAWK SOCCER DROPS 1-0
SHOWDOWN AT TULSA
1
0
0
2
0
1
Friday, Sept. 12
Hurricane Stadium - Tulsa, Okla.
UTM: 4-2 / TLS: 6-1
Team
Goal
Assist
TLS:
King (3)
Dake
F
0
1
Time
50:41
MARTIN - For the second game in a row, the
University of Tennessee at Martin women’s soccer team
reversed a result from last year, pulling out a goal in the
83rd minute to rise to a 1-0 victory over Missouri Valley
Conference foe Evansville at Skyhawk Field.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The University of Tennessee at
Martin women’s soccer team produced a solid showing
at Southeastern Conference foe Missouri this afternoon,
before falling to the host Tigers 1-0 at Walton Stadium.
The Skyhawks (4-0) continue to make history by
remaining undefeated, jumping out to the best record
in school history. Unlike in the first three games of the
season, the Skyhawks were forced to capitalize on the
defensive half of the field rather than their offensive
firepower before converting on a set piece in the final 10
minute to give the team all the scoring punch necessary.
The Skyhawks (4-2) were held scoreless in their second
straight contest after averaging over three goals per
game in the team’s first four contests. Despite the
lack of goals, goalkeeper Mariah Klenke posted yet
another gutsy performance. She tallied three saves in
each period for a total of six stops on the night. The
Hurricanes’ lone goal of night pushed the senior’s goals
Senior goalkeeper Mariah Klenke was impressive against average to a miniscule 0.66 on the season.
between the posts once again, tallying a seasonhigh eight saves in 90 minutes of action. She faced Alyssa Curtis, Olivia Bohlman and Abby Masters each
15 shots on the afternoon and allowed one goal. tallied two shots on the night. The duo of Curtis and
Bohlman were joined by Rianna Jarrett, Ellie Myrick
The Skyhawks would outshoot the Tigers 6-3 in the and Ashlie Watson with shot attempts on goal.
first half, placing three shot attempts in the opening 10
minutes of action. Jarrett tallied the first shot on goal at The Skyhawks came out of the gates aggressively,
the 2:16 mark, but Sauerwein came up with the save. tallying three of the game’s first four shots on the night.
With the aggressors’ mentality, the Skyhawks would
Fry would nearly get the Skyhawks on the take a 6-5 shot advantage into the break.
board right before the half, placing a header
on goal but Missouri would come up with After the Skyhawks tallied back-to-back shots on goal
the save, taking a scoreless tie into the break. in the 49th minute, the Hurricanes would get the
night’s only goal on the board just two minutes later.
Missouri would get on the board in the 55th minute Dake would find King with a perfect assist, setting up
off a set piece. Mizzou played a corner kick short the striker with an open net opportunity which she
to Clark, who sent a lofting ball to the far post. Her cashed in on from six yards out to register her third goal
pass found Russell at the far post, knocking the pass of the season and break the scoreless tie.
into the lower left corner of the net for her second
goal of the year and the lone goal of the match. UT Martin would look for the game’s equalizer, but
would place its final shot attempt in the 86th minute,
The Tigers would place an aggressive 12 shot attempts eluding the comeback.
in the second half, but Klenke would stand tall after the
initial goal, tallying seven saves in the second period.
After ranking as the Ohio Valley Conference’s top
freshman in 2012, Coombs-James saw her name in the
starting lineup as usual, but this time at the center back
position – a position she has never played as a member
of the Skyhawks.
Coombs-James rose to the occasion, setting not only a
new career-high in minutes played with 90, but also
notching the game-winning goal in the 83rd minute.
She tallied one shot attempt on the evening, using a
header off a corner kick from Dominika Conc to give
the Skyhawks the eventual 1-0 victory. The goal was
her third of the season.
Joining in the offense was sophomore Ellie Myrick
who tallied a game-high seven shot attempts, placing
four attempts on goal. Rising junior Rianna Jarrett
was close behind with six shot attempts while seniors
Alyssa Curtis and Ashlie Watson each tallied multi-shot
evenings.
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Defensively the Skyhawks proved to be tough once
again, notching their third consecutive shutout to end
the homestand. Senior goalkeeper Mariah Klenke (4-0)
continued to show why she’s the school’s record holder
in several categories, notching her third shutout of the
season and her 18th career clean sheet. Klenke tallied
four saves on the evening, opposed to the Purple Aces
16 total shot attempts.
The Skyhawks (4-1) dropped their first match of the
season, but gave the Tigers all they could handle on the
pitch. Senior Dominika Conc led the squad with three
shot attempts while Alyssa Curtis and Taylor Fry each
notch multi-shot afternoons. As a team, the Skyhawks
placed three shots on goal, finding attempts from
newcomers Olivia Bohlman, Rianna Jarrett and Fry.
TULA, Okla. - For the second consecutive game, the
University of Tennessee at Martin women’s soccer
team held a dangerous opponent to just one goal but
could not find the game’s equalizer, falling to American
Athletic Conference foe Tulsa 1-0 on Friday evening.
20 15 SOCC ER • 2014 G a m e B y G a m e R e c a p s
MATCH 4:
SKYHAWK SOCCER REMAINS
PERFECT AFTER GUTSY 1-0 WIN
OVER EVANSVILLE
201 5 S O CC E R • 2014 G a m e B y G a m e R e c a p s
34
GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS
MATCH 7:
SKYHAWKS BATTLE TOUGH
BIG 12 FOE OKLAHOMA STATE
BUT FALL 1-0
1
0
0
2
0
1
F
0
1
MATCH 8:
JARRETT LIFTS SKYHAWK
SOCCER TO 1-0 ROAD VICTORY AT
KENNESAW STATE
1
0
0
2
1
0
F
1
0
MATCH 9:
SKYHAWK SOCCER WRAPS UP
NON-CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
WITH 2-0 WIN AT GEORGIA STATE
1
1
0
2
1
0
F
2
0
Sunday, Sept. 14
Cowgirl Soccer Complex - Stillwater, Okla.
UTM: 4-3 / OSU: 2-6
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
OSU:
Mercado (2)
Stephenson
65:52
Friday, Sept. 19
5th 3rd Bank Stadium - Kennesaw, Ga.
UTM: 5-3 / TLS: 6-1
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
UTM:
Jarrett (5)
Maksimowicz 70:05
Sunday, Sept. 21
GSU Soccer Complex - Atlanta, Ga.
UTM: 6-3 / GSU: 2-5-3
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
UTM:
Watson (4)
Jarrett
40:53
UTM:
Watson (5)
Heller
77:51
STILLWATER, Okla. – The University of Tennessee
at Martin women’s soccer team could not overcome
a second half goal in its attempt to upset Big 12
Conference foe Oklahoma State on the road Sunday
afternoon, falling to the Cowgirls 1-0.
KENNESAW, Ga. - The University of Tennessee at
Martin women’s soccer team picked up its first road
victory while snapping a three-game losing streak with
a 1-0 victory at Kennesaw State on Friday evening.
ATLANTA, Ga. - The University of Tennessee at Martin
women’s soccer team put the finishing touches on a
successful non-conference schedule with a 2-0 road
victory at Georgia State, sweeping the Georgia swing
with back-to-back victories over the weekend.
The Skyhawks (4-3) dropped their third consecutive
game by a combined three goals while being held
scoreless through the first three games of the current six
game road trip. Forwards Rianna Jarrett, Ellie Myrick
and Ashlie Watson each tallied two shot attempts on
the day, but the game’s lone shot on goal came from
senior Alyssa Curtis.
Senior goalkeeper Mariah Klenke got the start between
the posts, tallying eight saves in 90 minutes of play.
Klenke allowed one goal on 14 shot attempts by the
Cowgirls.
The Cowgirls came out as the aggressors, winning the
shot battle 14-7 on the afternoon while also tallying
12 corner kicks. OSU fired its first shot attempt just 43
seconds into the match, but Klenke would tally her first
of five first half saves.
OSU would fire three shot attempts in the final five
minutes of the first half, but Klenke would once again
come up strong between the posts, tallying three saves
to preserve the scoreless tie going into the halftime
break.
The scoreless match would not last at the dismay of
the Skyhawks. Allie Stephenson would find Mercado
with a cross into the box before the striker tapped the
ball into the goal in the 66th minute. The goal was
Mercado’s second of the season.
The Skyhawks would nearly find the much needed
equalizer in the 77th minute off of Watson, but her
attempt would hit off the post before a Myrick rebound
attempt sailed high to extinguish the team’s final
scoring opportunity.
The Skyhawks (5-3) picked up their first win in the last
four contests with a goal by junior Rianna Jarrett in the
71st minute. Despite being outshot by Kennesaw State
by a margin on 17-8, the Skyhawks would convert on
one of their four shots on goal to notch the game winner
and get back to their winning ways.
Jarrett led all Skyhawks with a game-tying five shot
attempts on the evening, converting on her fourth
attempt of the night with a header to score her fifth goal
of the season off an assists from Amy Maksimowicz.
Maksimowicz would lob a cross into the box, setting
up Jarrett with an opportunity from six yards to score
her second game-winning goal in her young Skyhawk
career. Dominika Conc, Alyssa Curtis and Ellie Myrick
also tallied shot attempts on the night.
Defensively the Skyhawks proved to be tough once
again, notching their fourth shutout of the season.
Senior goalkeeper Mariah Klenke (5-3) continued to
show why she’s the school’s record holder in several
categories, notching her fourth shutout of the season
and her 19th career clean sheet. Klenke tallied four
saves on the evening, opposed to the Owls 17 total shot
attempts. The shutout drops her season goals against
average to 0.62.
Kennesaw State (2-6-1) was paced by Marit Sandtroeen
with five shot attempts, including one on goal. Cassidy
Kemp wasn’t far behind, tallying four attempts of her
own. Olivia Sturdivant tallied two saves in 90 minutes
of action in addition to the one goal allowed.
The Skyhawks continued their winning ways behind
two goals from senior Ashlie Watson. The victory not
only moved the Skyhawks to 6-3 on the season but
ranks as the most wins through non-conference play
in school history. Not only have the Skyhawks picked
up six wins on the young campaign, but they head into
Ohio Valley Conference play with five shutouts on the
year.
Watson led the Skyhawks with both goals on the
afternoon, moving into a tie of the team lead with five
goals on the season. Watson was joined by sophomore
Ellie Myrick with four shot attempts on the day, while
Alyssa Curtis tallied three attempts.
Defensively the Skyhawks stood strong once again,
allowing just four shots on goal while senior Mariah
Klenke registered four saves in 90 minutes between
the posts. Notching five shutouts on the season moves
Klenke into a tie for fifth on the single-season shutouts
list, just two behind the all-time record which she
currently holds with seven. The clean sheet ranks as
the 20th of her career and 37th career victory, both UT
Martin records.
In a physical game which saw five yellow cards be
distributed, the Skyhawks got on the board first in
the 41st minute. Junior Rianna Jarrett tallied her third
assist of the season as she found Watson after a pair of
Panther defenders collided in pursuit. Watson would
take the assist and score to the bottom left of the net for
her first goal of the day and fourth of the season.
Watson would flip the script but perform a similar act
in the 78th minute of the match. This time with the
assist coming from freshman Eva Heller, Watson scored
from 10 yards out into the bottom right corner of the
net, giving the senior her second multi-goal outing of
the season.
GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS
1
2
OT
1 0 0
1 0 1
F
1
2
Friday, Sept. 26
JSU Soccer Field - Jacksonville, Ala.
UTM: 6-4 (0-1 OVC) / JSU: 5-5 (1-0 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
JSU:
Hurt (7) Bender
18:00
UTM:
Watson (6)
Conc
21:23
JSU:
Rush (1)
Two players
93:48
JACKSONVILLE, Ala. – The University of Tennessee
at Martin soccer team battled to comeback after an early
goal, but could not find the game-winning strike in the
final minutes before opening Ohio Valley Conference
play with a 2-1 overtime loss to Jacksonville State.
The Skyhawks (6-4, 0-1 OVC) snapped a streak of
eight consecutive scoreless overtime periods when
they allowed the deciding goal to cross into the net
in the game’s 94th minute. The loss also snaps a
streak of dominance over Jacksonville State, dropping
their first game to the Gamecocks since 2005.
Senior Ashlie Watson scored her third goal in the last
two matches to give the Skyhawks their lone goal of the
night. Senior Alyssa Curtis paced the team with six shot
attempts while classmates Dominika Conc and Watson
tallied four attempts each, including two on goal.
The Gamecocks got on the board early, connecting
on just their third shot of the game to give the home
squad the early lead. In the 18th minute, Hurt was
able to get past the Skyhawk backline and lift a
ball over Klenke for her seventh goal of the season.
The Skyhawks would find the game’s equalizer just
three minute later after scoring off of a corner piece.
Watson would drill a blocked Skyhawk shot in front
of the net, passing Johnson for her team-leading
sixth goal of the season off an assists from Conc.
UT Martin would outshoot Jacksonville State 15-6
for the remainder of regulation but could not get the
game’s go-ahead goal on the board. Heading into the
overtime period, the Skyhawks led in the shot column
22-9, including two attempts in the final minute of play.
The Gamecocks would capitalize on their lone shot
in the overtime period, scoring at the 93:48 mark off
a flicked ball to the back post from Rush off a pair of
assists by Hurt and Bright to pick up the 2-1 victory.
MATCH 11:
SKYHAWK SOCCER DISPLAYS
DOMINANCE IN 5-1 VICTORY
OVER TENNESSEE TECH
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0
2
2
1
3
MATCH 12:
FIRSTCAREERGOALBY
MAKSIMOWICZLIFTSSKYHAWKS
TO2-1WINATSOUTHEASTMISSOURI
F
1
1
5
Sunday, Sept. 28
UTM: 7-4 (1-1 OVC) / TTU: 2-9 (0-2 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
Watson
22:40
UTM:
Heller (5)
Pater
44:48
TTU:
Blazei (2)
Hensley
62:44
UTM:
Myrick (2)
Curtis
64:31
UTM:
Jarrett (6)
(None)
65:22
UTM:
Myrick (3)
Watson
67:22
soccer team wasted little time getting back to its winning
ways, using a five goal performance to dismantle
Tennessee Tech in the team’s Ohio Valley Conference
home opener by a score of 5-1 at Skyhawk Field.
The Skyhawks (7-4, 1-1 OVC) received a big
performance off the bench from sophomore Ellie
Myrick who posted two goals on five shots attempts.
The two goals marked the first multi-goal performance
of Myrick’s young career. Rianna Jarrett tallied a gamehigh 12 shot attempts, including five shots on goal
while tallying one goal. Myrick and Jarrett were joined
in the scoring column by Saphyra Coombs-James and
Eva Heller’s first half goals.
The Skyhawks came out aggressive, tallying 20 shot
attempts in the first half. The Skyhawks outshot the
Golden Eagles 10-1 before Coombs-James got the
game’s opening goal in the 23rd minute. Ashlie Watson
tallied her first of two assists on the day , finding
Coombs-James just five-yards out as the sophomore
sailed her attempt into the back of the net.
UT Martin scored another just before the halftime break
as Lucy Pater found freshman Eva Heller for her second
goal of the season.
After a Golden Eagle goal in the 63rd minute, the
Skyhawks came to life by scoring three goals in less
than three minutes. Senior Alyssa Curtis sailed a cross
into the box, finding Myrick placed a strike into the
right side of the net.
Less than one minute after Myrick’s strike, Jarrett
would sail a 25-yard missile from the right sideline into
the net for her team-high sixth goal of the season.
2
1
F
2
1
Friday, Oct. 3
Houck Field - Cape Girardeau, Mo.
UTM: 8-4 (2-1 OVC) / SEMO: 4-4 (1-1 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
UTM:
Jarrett (7)
75:04
SEMO:
Byrd (2)
Minor
84:59
UTM:
Maksimowicz
(None)
87:51
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. - The University of
Tennessee at Martin soccer team tallied two goals in
the final 15 minutes of tonight’s match, including a
goal by senior Amy Maksimowicz in the 88th minute
to lift the Skyhawks to a 2-1 victory at Ohio Valley
Conference rival Southeast Missouri on Friday evening.
The Skyhawks (8-4, 2-1 OVC) were limited to a seasonlow six shot attempts on the night but managed
to score two goals in the game’s final 15 minutes
to pick up their second consecutive victory. Junior
Rianna Jarrett led the way with three shot attempts
for the Skyhawks, along with the game’s first goal in
the 76th minute. Ellie Myrick tallied two attempts
while Maksimowicz tallied the team’s sixth and final
shot of the night for her first goal as a Skyhawk.
The Skyhawks nearly got on the board in the sixth
minute on their first shot attempt of the night.
Jarrett would attempt a shot at the 5:35 mark,
but her attempt would ricochet off the post for
the squad’s lone shot attempt in the first period.
With neither team getting much done in the way of
offense, the Skyhawks would get on the board at the
75:04 mark. Back-to-back shot attempts by Myrick
and Jarrett resulted in a save and a blocked shot, with
the later drawing a red card due to a hand ball which
resulted in a penalty shot. Jarrett would convert on
the penalty kick for her team-leading seventh goal
of the season, giving the Skyhawks a brief 1-0 lead.
As a result of the red card, Southeast Missouri would
play the final 15 minutes with just 10 players. The
Redhawks would overcome being shorthanded in
the 85th minute as Byrd scored on a header off an
assist from Minor. The goal was Byrd’s second of
the season and Minor’s team-leading fourth assist.
With the game still tied at one apiece, Maksimowicz
would break away and lace the game-winning goal into
the top right corner of the net to give the Skyhawks the
2-1 advantage with just over two minutes to play in the
match. The goal was the first of her Skyhawk career.
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Myrick would wrap up the scoring trifecta in the 68th
minute off of a pass from Watson. Watson would dump
a long cross into the box, finding Myrick just left of the
goal for a clear shot into the net for her second strike of
the afternoon and third of the season.
0
0
2
MATCH 10:
SKYHAWK SOCCER FALLS TO
JACKSONVILLE STATE 2-1 IN
OVERTIME SHOWDOWN
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GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS
MATCH 13:
OVC RIVAL SIUE 2-1 TO WRAP
UP ROAD SWING
1
1
1
2
0
1
F
1
2
MATCH 14:
1
0
1
2
0
3
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. – The University of Tennessee
at Martin soccer team came up just short in its quest for
regular season revenge against Ohio Valley Conference
rival SIUE as an own goal was too much to overcome as
the Skyhawks lost the road bout 2-1.
MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee
at Martin soccer team had to look no further than
standout junior Rianna Jarrett for all the offense the
Skyhawks would need. Jarrett tallied her first career hat
trick, scoring in a variety of ways to lift the Skyhawks to
the 4-0 victory over Eastern Kentucky in Friday’s Ohio
Valley Conference match.
The Cougars turned to their leading scorer in Michelle
Auer as a sub in the 25th minute. Auer made quick work
of her appearance, lining a 15-yard attempt into the top
left corner of the net just 35 seconds after checking into
the match.
The Skyhawks looked to strike quickly for the game’s
equalizer in the 28th minute. Just over two minutes
after the Cougars got on the board, Watson sailed a
beautiful cross from the right wing into the box, finding
Jarrett for a header past the keeper from five yards out.
Jarrett’s goal was the eighth of the season while ranking
as Watson’s team-leading fifth assist on the year.
Much like in the first half, the Cougars were offensive
opening seconds of the half. The push was successful
as the Skyhawks would look to clear a scoring threat
but would cross the goal line for an own goal and give
SIUE the 2-1 lead.
The Skyhawks strung promising possessions beginning
in the 68th minute with Watson firing an attempt which
would be blocked resulting in a corner kick. Seconds
later Pater would notch an attempt just wide which
would result in a corner kick. Pater’s last attempt at the
68:56 mark would end the scoring threat.
1
0
4
Friday, Oct. 10
UTM: 9-5 (3-2 OVC) / EKU: 3-10-1 (1-3-1 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
UTM:
Jarrett (9)
Myrick
26:04
UTM:
Jarrett (10)
(None)
55:38
UTM:
Masters
Heckle
78:54
UTM:
Jarrett (11)
(None)
87:45
The Cougars came out of the gate aggressive, firing
their first shot on goal just 46 seconds into the match
but Klenke would come away with the save. Back-toback shots in the 14 minute saw a header attempt be
punched away by Klenke.
JACKSONVILLE STATE 2-1 IN
OVERTIME SHOWDOWN
F
Sunday, Oct. 5
Korte Stadium - Edwardsville, Ill.
UTM: 8-5 (2-2 OVC) / SIUE: 6-4-1 (3-0 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
SIUE:
Auer (5)
Two Players
25:15
UTM:
Jarrett (8)
Watson
27:41
SIUE:
Own Goal
45:42
The Skyhawks fell to 8-5 overall and 2-2 in the league
after the disappointing outcome. Junior Rianna Jarrett
led the way for the Skyhawks with four shots on the
afternoon, including a one goal. The senior trio of
Alyssa Curtis, Ashlie Watson and Lucy Pater each
tallied two shots while Watson notched an assist.
MATCH 10:
OVC RIVAL SIUE 2-1 TO WRAP
UP ROAD SWING
The Skyhawks (9-5, 3-2 OVC) remained undefeated
at home after notching the team’s sixth shutout of the
season and first clean sheet of the conference schedule.
Outshooting their opponent 34-12, the Skyhawks got
plenty of offense off the foot of Jarrett to lift the squad
to its third win in the last four games.
Six Skyhawks tallied multi-shot outings while Abby
Masters scored her first career goal in the 79th minute.
Ashlie Watson tallied five shot attempts while Masters
and Ellie Myrick tallied four attempts on the evening.
The Skyhawks got onto the scoreboard in the 27th
minute on their nine shot attempt of the night. Myrick
would dribble down the left side before lobbing a cross
into the box which Jarrett would use to place a header
into the back of the net.
With the Skyhawks leading 1-0 at the halftime break,
Jarrett would make the most of a free kick from just
outside the penalty box. Jarrett would rifle the free kick
past the wall of Colonel defenders and goalkeeper to
notch her second goal of the evening.
Five consecutive shot attempts later in the match was
punctuated in the 79th minute by Masters’ first career
goal. Shortly after a corner kick, Jaclyn Heckle would
connect with Masters for a strike from 15 yards out to
beat the keeper and push the lead out to 3-0.
Magic would strike in the final minutes of the contest
as Jarrett would beat her defender and dribble towards
the goal before sneaking a five-yard attempt between
the keeper and the goalpost for her third goal of the
night.
2
OT
0 1 0
1 0 0
F
1
1
Sunday, Oct. 12
UTM: 9-5-1 (3-2-1 OVC) / MORE: 8-3-5 (3-1-2 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
UTM:
Bohlman (2) (None)
38:31
TTU:
Flory (10)
Patera
86:08
MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee
at Martin soccer team and Morehead State have
paired off in some highly contested contests in
recent history with today’s match at Skyhawk
Field being no different. In a game which saw an
abundance of physical play, both teams played to a
1-1 tie after the double overtime contest concluded.
The Skyhawks (9-5-1, 3-2-1 OVC) remained
unbeaten at home but couldn’t come up with the
late goal to lift the squad into a tie atop the Ohio
Valley Conference standings with a victory today.
Overall the Skyhawks narrowly outshot the visiting
Eagles by a margin on 21-19, with junior Rianna
Jarrett leading the way with six shot attempts on the
afternoon. Senior Dominika Conc joined Jarrett with
four attempts of her own, leading the squad with
three shots on goal. The Skyhawks lone goal of the
afternoon came of the foot of freshman Olivia Bohlman
just over three minutes after checking into the game.
A
chipppy
game
which
saw
26
fouls
called
and
four
yellow
cards
issued.
The Skyhawks got on the board in the 39th minute. A
free kick off a Morehead State foul would find Sam Dunn
who would fire a shot at goal, finding Floyd for the save.
Jarrett would find a rebound from Floyd’s save, firing
an attempt of her own before a deflection by Floyd once
again would be punched in Bohlman at the goal. The
goal was Bohlman’s second of the season, both of which
coming from with two yards of the goal off a rebound.
Facing a 1-0 deficit, the Eagles cranked up the pressure
in the second half and outshot the Skyhawks 16-13 in
the second half and two overtime periods. After another
Skyhawk header would clank off the crossbar, the
Eagles would outshoot the home team 9-5 in the final
minutes before finding the game’s equalizer in the 87th
minute of the match. Narrowly beating her defender
following a cross from Patera, Flory would tie the game
from five yards out for her 10th goal of the season.
Both teams notched three saves each in the final minutes
of regulation and the overtime periods, but would
not find the back of the net, securing the eventual tie.
GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS
2
OT
1 0 1
1 0 0
F
2
1
Sunday, Oct. 19
EIU Practice Field - Charleston, Ill.
UTM: 10-5-1 (4-2-1 OVC) / EIU: 2-13-2 (1-6-1 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
EIU:
Reed Radloff
10:03
TTU:
Conc (1)
Curtis
13:32
UTM:
Jarrett (12)
Conc
99:03
CHARLESTON, Ill. – The University of Tennessee
at Martin women’s soccer team picked up the team’s
10th win of the season after junior Rianna Jarrett scored
a header in the final minute of the first overtime period
to lift the Skyhawks to a 2-1 victory at Ohio Valley
Conference foe Eastern Illinois on Sunday afternoon.
The Skyhawks (10-5-1, 4-2-1 OVC) picked up their
second win in the last three matches after scoring two
unanswered goals from Dominika Conc in the 14th
minute and Jarrett’s game-winning goal in the 100th
minute. The visiting Skyhawks outshot the Panthers
23-8 on the afternoon while placing 14 attempts on goal.
Seven Skyhawks played the full 99:03 minutes of the contest,
including Conc who notched her first goal on the season
after serving as a facilitator for much of the campaign with
four assists to date after finding Jarrett for the game-winner.
Senior goalkeeper Mariah Klenke picked up her 41st career
victory after allowing just one goal against the Panthers.
Klenke tallied six saves on the Panthers’ eight shot attempts.
Eastern Illinois (2-13-2, 1-6-1 OVC) got on the board first in
the 11th minute as Chris Reed scored off a header following
a redirect after a save from Klenke. Meagan Radloff and
Allie Lakie were credited with the assists on the goal.
The Skyhawks would answer just three minutes later as senior
Alyssa Curtis would find her classmate Conc for the assist. Conc
would take the well placed ball and rifle the attempt into the
upper right corner of the net from 35 yards out for the equalizer.
Both teams would struggle to get onto the scoreboard
over the next 85 minutes before the Skyhawks scored
the game-winner with less than a minute to play in the
first overtime period. Conc would size up a corner kick
before lobbing the ball in front of the net to set up Jarrett
with a well-placed header past Hinton for the victory.
The Skyhawks found their third unanswered goal
in the 56th minute when Myrick found Jarrett as the
headed pass flew towards the far post before eventually
bouncing in to give UTM the 3-0 lead.
Jarrett would play the role of the distributor in the
56th minute, finding Conc along the right side where
she would fire across the goal and into the bottom left
corner of the net for her second goal on the year.
The Bruins made a late comeback beginning with Hicks
scoring in the 79th minute. The Bruins would notch
another goal minutes later with Smith trimming the
margin to 3-2 with just over seven minutes to play.
After the Lady Govs scored to make it 2-1, the Skyhawks
responded with a pair of goals minutes apart. In the
71st minute, Heller found Watson her seventh goal of
the season.
With the margin at its closest since the game’s 25th
minute, Jarrett would cap off the historic night with her
third goal in the 84th minute. Jarrett would convert the
hat trick by pulling Espe out of the net and tallying the
strike to end the night’s scoring.
A similar sequence would put the Skyhawks on the
board yet again in the 74th minute. Watson would
notch her second assist of the day by finding Jarrett on
a cross where the junior would strike from 10 yards for
her second goal of the day and the single season record.
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MATCH 16:
CONC AND JARRETT LIFT
SKYHAWKS TO 2-1 OVERTIME
WINNER AT EASTERN ILLINOIS
MATCH 17:
MATCH 18:
JARRETT LIFTS SKYHAWKS TO SKYHAWKS PRODUCE RECORD
4-2 WIN AT BELMONT WITH
SETTING PERFORMANCES IN
SECOND HAT TRICK OF YEAR
4-2 WIN OVER AUSTIN PEAY
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2
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4
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Friday, Oct. 24
E.S. Rose Park - Nashville, Tenn.
UTM: 11-5-1 (5-2-1 OVC) / BEL: 5-7-4 (2-4-2 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
UTM:
Own Goal
19:12
UTM:
Jarrett (13)
Watson
24:50
UTM:
Jarrett (14)
Myrick
55:22
BEL:
Hicks (2)
(None)
78:21
BEL:
Smith (3)
Mendiola
82:34
UTM:
Jarrett (15)
(None)
83:22
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Junior standout Rianna Jarrett
notched her second hat trick of the season and sixth
in school history to lift the University of Tennessee at
Martin soccer team to a decisive 4-2 victory at Ohio
Valley Conference foe Belmont.
The Skyhawks (11-5-1, 5-2-1 OVC) stretched their
unbeaten streak to four straight games, closing out the
road portion of the 2014 regular season schedule with
the victory over the Bruins. Behind the impressive play
of Jarrett, the Skyhawks continue to push for a first
round bye in the upcoming OVC Tournament, sitting
just two points out of second place.
Along with the impressive play of Jarrett, the senior
pair of Dominika Conc and Amy Maksimowicz
notched their own respective spot in school history by
tying the all-time record for appearances with Hannah
McGowen at career 83 games played.
The game saw its first goal in the 20th minute with a
tough bounce off a Bruin defender tallied the first goal
for the Skyhawks, giving them the early advantage.
The Skyhawks wouldn’t be done in the first half as
Jarrett scored her first goal of three just five minutes
later off an assist from Watson. Watson set up Jarrett
with a quick touch as the junior would dribble into the
box and converted on a 1v1 with the keeper to push the
margin out to 2-0.
1
0
1
2
2
3
F
2
4
Sunday, Oct. 26
UTM: 12-5-1 (6-2-1 OVC) / APSU: 4-12-1 (3-5-1 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
UTM:
Jarrett (16)
Watson
00:57
UTM:
Conc (2)
Jarrett
55:46
APSU:
S. Fabbro (2)
G. Fabbro
59:44
UTM:
Watson (7)
Heller
70:43
UTM
Jarrett (17)
Watson
73:21
APSU: Van Wagner (1)
Sheppard
85:08
MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at
Martin soccer team honored eight seniors prior to
today’s match, recognizing the players for their
spectacular record setting careers while a junior
newcomer made a piece of history for herself by
breaking the school’s single-season goals record as the
Skyhawks knocked off Ohio Valley Conference rival
Austin Peay 4-2 on Senior Day.
The seniors went out with a bang, picking up their 50th
victory in the past four years. Conc and Maksimowicz
also joined in the action by breaking the school’s alltime appearances mark by seeing action in their 84th
career game. While the seniors and supporting cast
built upon their legacy, a newcomer continued to steal
the show. Junior Rianna Jarrett continued to shine in
her first year in a Skyhawk uniform. Scoring a goal in
seven of the last eight contests, Jarrett tallied two goals
on the day, giving her five goals in the last two matches
to break the school’s single-season goals record set
by Dani Myrick (2002) and Katie Jackson (2003) with
season goals No. 16 and 17.
The Skyhawks wasted little time jumping atop the
Lady Govs. Watson notched her first assist of the day
less than a minute into the game, finding an open Jarrett
directly in front of the net with a perfect pass from the
right side where Jarrett beat the keeper in a 1v1 to score
just 57 seconds into the match.
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GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS
MATCH 19:
SKYHAWKS FALL JUST SHORT
AGAINST MURRAY STATE 1-0
IN REGULAR SEASON FINALE
1
0
0
2
1
0
F
1
0
Thursday, Oct. 31
UTM: 12-6-1 (6-3-1 OVC) / MSU: 12-6-1 (6-3-1 OVC)
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
MSU:
Nepokojova (4)
Withers
58:21
MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at
Martin soccer team dropped its first match at home this
season against Ohio Valley Conference rival Murray
State on Friday evening, falling 1-0 to the Racers at
Skyhawk Field. With the loss the Skyhawks earned the
No. 4 seed in the upcoming OVC Tournament, hosted
by OVC co-champion Southeast Missouri.
The Skyhawks (12-6-1, 6-3-1 OVC) snapped a five match
unbeaten streak as the team was shutout for the third
time this season and first match in conference play.
Reigning OVC and TSWA Player of the Week Rianna
Jarrett led the team with nine shot attempts, placing five
of those attempts on goal. Seniors Ashlie Watson and
Dominika Conc tallied a combined seven shots on the
night to help the Skyhawks.
Goalkeeper Mariah Klenke tallied a season-high nine
saves against Murray State despite allowing the game’s
lone score. Klenke posted several key saves on the
evening while the Racers tallied 16 attempts in the
game.
Murray State (11-8, 7-3 OVC) needed just one goal to
knock off the Skyhawks as Pavlina Nepokojova tallied
her fourth goal of the season to lift the Racers to the
victory. Harriet Withers tallied an assist on the goal
while leading the squad with three shot attempts on
the evening. Goalkeeper Shelby Haworth posted an
impressive match between the posts, tallying 11 saves
on the evening while notching her seventh shutout of
the season
MATCH 20:
SKYHAWK SOCCER ENDS SEASON IN SHOOTOUT TO
JACKSONVILLE STATE IN OVC CHAMPIONSHIPS
1
2
OT
F (PK)
1 0 0 1 (4)
0 1 0 1 (3)
Thursday, Nov. 6
Houck Stadium - Cape Girardeau, Mo.
UTM: 12-6-2 / JSU: 10-9-1
Team
Goal
Assist
Time
JSU:
Jackson (4)
(None)
31:48
(None)
47:56
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – The University
of Tennessee at Martin soccer team saw
its season come to a halt following a
disappointing 1-1 tie as Jacksonville State
advanced to the Ohio Valley Conference
Soccer Championship semifinals with
a 4-3 margin in a penalty shootout.
The Skyhawks finish the season with a
12-6-2 mark, ranking as the most regular
season victories in school history. With the
elimination, the 2014 group of Skyhawk
seniors put a stamp on their decorated
careers. The eight seniors combined to win
two OVC season championships, a pair of
OVC Tournament titles and appeared in
the NCAA Tournament on two occasions. Along with team titles, the squad has registered 50 career
victories in the past four years while posting a 74 percent winning percentage in conference play.
The seniors have combined for 43 goals, 38 assists and 124 points over the course of their career.
UT Martin was outshot 14-11 on the day while both teams tallied nine attempts
on goal each. Alyssa Curtis led the team with three shot attempts while Ellie
Myrick, Rianna Jarrett and Ashlie Watson all tallied a pair of attempts each.
Goalkeeper Mariah Klenke tallied eight saves on the day, allowing one goal in regulation.
“Well clearly we are pretty devastated,” said UT Martin head coach Phil McNamara.
“We had a rough first 20 minutes of the first half after Amy (Maksimowicz) went down.
Tonight sums up our season filled with injuries and difficult decisions but I thought
the players were absolutely outstanding from halftime forwards. They created some
outstanding opportunities on the night. It’s a cruel game, a real cruel game sometimes.”
“We have a senior class that has had a remarkable career. They’ve had big games, won
championships and had NCAA Tournament appearances. They have overachieved immensely
- individually and collectively. I’m extremely proud of each and every one of them. We send
them off with our gratitude and look forward to building a new squad for next season.”
The Gamecocks got on the board first in the opening period of play. Lindsey Jackson scored from 15
yards out to the far post for the game’s first goal, giving JSU the early 1-0 lead in the 32nd minute.
The went beyond overtime as the Skyhawks matched the Gamecocks early goal with the game’s
equalizer in the 48th minute. Sophomore Saphyra Coombs-James tallied the team’s lone goal, striking
for her fifth of the season with a ball which caromed off both goalposts before crossing the into the goal.
After both overtime periods ended, both teams squared off in a penalty kick shootout. With the Skyhawks
shooting first, Curtis got the team on the board with a made kick while Lucy Pater and Jarrett followed suit.
Jacksonville State also tallied makes on its first three attempts, knotting the shootout at 3-3 going
into the fourth round of attempts. The Skyhawk and Gamecock keepers, both tallied saves
on the fourth attempts before Thomas tallied a save on the fifth and final Skyhawk attempt
setting up JSU with a perfect opportunity to advance – one which they capitalized on as the fifth
strike by Caroline Robinson advanced the Gamecocks into the OVC Championship semifinals.
SEASON IN PHOTOS
Saphyr Coombs-James scored
five times, including the lone
goal at the OVC Tournament.
Amy Maksimowicz and Domika Conc earned All-OVC first team
honors. The duo appeared in a UT Martin record 86 games during
their four years careers.
Ashlie Watson finished with
a team-high eight assists in 20
games, also scoring seven times.
In goal, Mariah Klenke tied her
own UT Martin single-season
wins record with 12 victories,
six of which were shutouts.
Ellie Myrick scored and assisted
three goals apiece, starting in all
20 games for the Skyhawks.
Taylor Fry earned All-OVC
Newcomer status starting 19
games at defender that allowed
only 19 goals.
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UT Martin said goodbye to seniors Amy Maksimowicz, Ashlie Watson, Sam Dunn, Mariah Klenke, Lucy Pater, Alyssa Curtis, Ashley Revetz
and Dominka Conc. The group won four OVC championships and a total 50 games, the most of any Skyhawk class.
20 15 SOC C ER • S e a s o n I n P h o t o s
Rianna Jarrett was named the
OVC Player of the Year, scoring
a UTM-record 17 goals.
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PROGRAM RECORD
BOOK
YEARLY RESULTS
* Ohio Valley Conference Match
^ Kick Out Cancer Tournament - Jacksonville, Ala.
1999 Results
Coach: Dr. Ruth Holden
1-19 Overall • 0-5 OVC
Home: 1-9 • Away: 0-10 •Neutral: 0-0
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 28 Ole Miss
L
8-0
Sept. 1
at North Alabama
L (OT) 4-3
Sept. 4
Belmont
L
5-1
Sept. 5
Drury
L
4-2
Sept. 8
at Middle Tennessee* L (OT) 4-3
Sept. 10 Saint Louis
L
7-0
Sept. 12 Southwest Missouri
L
7-0
Sept. 15 Arkansas-Little Rock L
2-1
Sept. 18 at Centenary
L
9-0
Sept. 19 at Northwestern State L
7-0
Sept. 25 at High Point
L
4-0
Sept. 26 at East Tennessee
L
4-2
Oct. 1
at Tennessee Tech*
L
4-0
Oct. 8
at Morehead State*
L
5-3
Oct. 9
Appalachian State
L
5-0
Oct. 12 Southeast Louisiana
L
3-0
Oct. 19 at Southeast Missouri* L
3-1
Oct. 22 Chattanooga
W
2-1
Oct. 29 Eastern Illinois*
L
4-1
Nov. 4
Middle Tennessee#
L
6-1
# Ohio Valley Conference Tournament
2000 Results
Coach: Nathan Pifer
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 26 Louisville
L
4-0
Sept. 1 Northwestern State^
L
6-1
Sept. 3 at Southeastern La.^
L
4-0
Sept. 8 at Arkansas-Little Rock L
3-1
Sept. 10 Centenary
L
8-1
Sept. 13 Christian Brothers
L
7-0
Sept. 15 at Drury
L
5-0
Sept. 17 at Eastern Illinois*
L
6-0
Sept. 23 East Tennessee
L
2-1
Sept. 24 Valparaiso
L
6-0
Sept. 27 at Murray State*
L
7-0
Sept. 29 at Southwest Missouri L
6-0
Oct. 1
Tennessee Tech*
L
7-0
Oct. 7
at Belmont
L
3-1
2-0
Oct. 21 Morehead State*
L
5-0
Oct. 24 at Chattanooga
L
6-1
Nov. 1 Murray State#
L
4-3
^ Smith Properties/Southeastern Classic - Hammond, La.
2001 Results
Coach: Nathan Pifer
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 31 Missouri State
L
1-0
Sept. 2 at Evansville
L
7-0
Sept. 5 Middle Tennessee*
L
3-2
Sept. 7 at Christian Brothers
L
12-0
Sept. 9 at Memphis
L
3-0
Sept. 12 Belmont
L
3-2
Sept. 23 at Ark.-Little Rock
W
2-1
Sept. 28 at Tennessee Tech*
L
2-0
Sept. 30 at Alabama
L
5-0
Oct. 5
Lipscomb
W
2-0
Oct. 9
Chattanooga
L (OT) 3-2
Oct. 12 at Louisville
L
3-1
Oct. 14 at Morehead State*
W
4-1
Oct. 19 at Arkansas State
W
1-0
L
4-1
Oct. 24 Southeast Missouri*
L
2-0
Oct. 28 Florida Atlantic
L
7-1
Oct. 31 Murray State*
L
4-1
2002 Results
Coach: Nathan Pifer
9-7-3 Overall • 3-2-1 OVC
Home: 7-2 • Away: 2-5-3 •Neutral: 0-0
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 30 Louisville
W
2-1
Sept. 1 at Southwest Missouri L
4-0
Sept. 8 Arkansas State
W
5-2
Sept. 13 Stephen F. Austin^
L
2-1
Sept. 15 Arkansas-Little Rock^ W
4-1
Sept. 20 at Jackson State
W
7-0
Sept. 22 at Southeast Louisiana T (2OT) 1-1
Sept. 27 at Lipscomb
T (2OT) 0-0
Sept. 29 Austin Peay*
W
4-0
Oct. 4
Memphis
W (OT) 3-2
Oct. 6
Tennessee Tech*
W
2-0
W
10-3
Oct. 16 at Belmont
W
4-1
Oct. 20 at Murray State*
T (2OT) 1-1
Oct. 25 at Eastern Illinois*
L
1-0
3-0
Nov. 1 at Chattanooga
L (OT) 3-2
Nov. 3 Alabama
L
3-0
Nov. 8 Eastern Illinois#
L
1-0
^ PUMA Skyhawk Invitational
2003 Results
Coach: Nathan Pifer
Home: 6-3-2 • Away: 3-4-1 •Neutral: 0-0
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 29 Cumberland
W
5-0
Aug. 31 Missouri State
T (OT) 1-1
Sept. 5 at Stephen F. Austin
L
5-2
Sept. 7 at Arkansas State
W
1-0
Sept. 12 Southeastern La.
L (OT) 2-1
4-1
Sept. 17 Belmont^
W
8-0
Sept. 21 IPFW
W
3-1
Oct. 3
at Jacksonville State* T (2OT) 0-0
Oct. 5
at Samford* L (OT) 1-0
Oct. 8
at Memphis
L
3-1
W
4-2
Oct. 14 at Lipscomb
L
1-0
Oct. 17 Southeast Missouri
L
2-1
Oct. 19 Eastern Illinois
T (2OT) 3-3
Oct. 24 at Austin Peay*
W
2-1
Oct. 26 at Tennessee Tech*
W
2-1
Oct 31 Morehead State*
W
5-0
Nov. 4 Southeast Missouri#
L
2-0
# Kelme Port City Classic - Mobile, Ala.
2005 Results
Coach: Nathan Pifer
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 26 vs. Centenary#
L
2-1
Aug. 28 at Louisiana-Monroe# W
2-0
Aug. 31 Chattanooga
W
6-0
Sept. 4 at Missouri State
L
4-0
Sept. 7 at Memphis
L
3-0
Sept. 9 South Alabama^
W
3-2
3-0
Sept. 16 Belmont
W (2OT) 3-2
L (OT) 3-2
L (OT) 3-2
Sept. 25 at Austin Peay*
L (2OT) 2-1
Sept. 30 Eastern Kentucky*
W
6-0
Oct. 2
Morehead State*
W
7-1
Oct. 7
at Samford*
L
2-0
Oct. 9
at Jacksonville State*
L
3-1
L
3-1
L (OT) 1-0
W
1-0
Oct. 28 Lipscomb
W
5-0
# Waterfront Grill Classic - Monroe, La.
2006 Results
Coach: Craig Roberts
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 25 at Belmont
L
4-1
Aug. 27 Memphis
L
7-0
Sept. 1 Missouri State
L
4-1
Sept. 3 at Chattanooga
T (2OT) 1-1
Sept. 8 East Tennessee State^
W
3-2
Sept. 10 Arkansas State^
W (2OT) 2-1
Sept. 15 vs. Northern Arizona& L
1-0
Sept. 17 vs. Long Beach State& L
1-0
L
1-0
Sept. 24 at Southeast Missouri* L
1-0
Sept. 29 Tennessee Tech
W
1-0
Oct. 1
Austin Peay*
L
3-1
Oct. 6
at Eastern Kentucky* T (2OT) 0-0
Oct. 8
at Morehead State* T (2OT) 0-0
Oct. 13 Samford*
T (2OT) 0-0
Oct. 15 Jacksonville State*
W
1-0
Oct. 21 at Murray State*
T (2OT) 0-0
Oct. 27 at Lipscomb
W
3-0
Oct. 31 at Eastern Illinois#
L
1-0
& Northern Arizona Invitational
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2004 Results
Coach: Nathan Pifer
4-11-2 Overall • 1-7 OVC
Home: 3-5 • Away: 1-6-1 •Neutral: 0-0-1
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 27 at Chattanooga
L
4-1
Sept. 1 at Belmont
W
2-1
Sept. 3 Southern Miss#
T (2OT) 0-0
Sept. 5 at South Alabama#
L
5-0
Sept. 8 Memphis
L
2-1
Sept. 10 Louisiana-Monroe^
L
2-0
Sept. 12 Arkansas State^
W
2-1
Sept. 24 at Morehead State*
L
4-1
Sept. 26 at Ark.-Little Rock
T (2OT) 0-0
Oct. 1
Jacksonville State*
L
1-0
Oct. 3
Samford*
L
1-0
Oct. 9
at Murray State*
L
3-1
1-0
L
3-1
Oct. 22 Austin Peay*
W (2OT) 2-1
Oct. 24 Tennessee Tech*
L
3-1
Oct. 29 Lipscomb
W
4-1
20 15 SOC C ER • Y e a r l y R e s u l t s
1998 Results
Coach: Dr. Ruth Holden
Date
Opponent
Result Score Sept. 4
Tennessee Tech
L
1-0
Sept. 6
at Ole Miss
L
12-0
Sept. 8
at Chattanooga
L
5-1
Sept. 12 Morehead State*
W
2-1
Sept. 16 at Memphis
L
7-1
L
7-1
Sept. 22 at Lambuth
L
5-2
Sept. 30 Middle Tennessee* L (OT) 1-0
Oct. 3
at Ark.-Little Rock
L
7-2
Oct. 4
at Drury
L
5-0
Oct. 7
North Alabama
W
4-2
Oct. 9
at Tennessee Tech*
L
1-0
Oct. 14 at Belmont
L
6-0
Oct. 24 vs. Troy State^
L
4-0
Oct. 25 at Jacksonville State^ L
6-0
Oct. 30 at Saint Louis
L
12-0
Nov. 1
at Middle Tennessee
L
7-0
YEARLY RESULTS
42
2015 S O C CER • A l l - T i m e O pp o n e n t s
2007 Results
10-6-3 Overall • 4-2-3 OVC
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 31 at Lipscomb
W
2-0
Sept. 8 vs. Pacific&
L
1-0
Sept. 9 at Hawaii&
L
3-0
Sept. 14 Bacone College^
W
8-0
Sept. 16 Christian Brothers^
W
8-1
Sept. 18 at Memphis
L
4-1
W
2-0
Sept. 24 at Lambuth
W
7-1
Sept. 28 at Samford*
L
3-0
Sept. 30 at Jacksotnville State* T (2OT) 1-1
Oct. 5
Eastern Kentucky*
W
1-0
Oct. 7
Morehead State*
W
3-1
Oct. 12 at Tennessee Tech*
T (2OT) 0-0
W
1-0
W (OT) 2-1
Oct. 21 Southeast Missouri
T
0-0
L (OT) 2-1
Nov. 6 Morehead State#
W
2-0
Nov. 9 at Southeast Missouri# L
1-0
& Outrigger Hotels Soccer Classic - Waipahu, Hawaii
2008 Results
10-5-4 Overall • 4-2-2 OVC
Home: 7-1-1 • Away: 2-2-1 •Neutral: 1-2-2
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 22 Alabama A&M
W
2-1
Aug. 29 Belmont
L
1-0
Aug. 31 Mississippi Valley State W
1-0
Sept. 5 SIU Edwardsville%
W
4-1
Sept. 7 UNC Asheville%
T (2OT) 0-0
Sept. 12 San Francisco^
L
1-0
Sept. 14 at Pacific^
W
1-0
Sept. 21 Bethel
W
3-1
Sept. 26 Eastern Illinois*
W
1-0
Sept. 28 at SE Missouri*
T (2OT) 1-1
Oct. 5
at Murray State*
L
2-1
Oct. 12 Jacksonville State*
W
1-0
Oct. 17 at Eastern Kentucky*
L
1-0
Oct. 19 at Morehead State*
W
2-1
W
1-0
Oct. 26 Austin Peay*
T (2 OT) 1-1
Nov. 4 Tennessee Tech#
W
2-1
Nov. 7 vs. Eastern Ky.#
T (4-3 PK) 0-0
Nov. 9 vs. Morehead State#
L
1-0
& Racer-Hampton Inn Classic - Murray, Ky.
^ Pacific Fall Tournament - Stockton, Calif.
2009 Results
OVC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 28 Lipscomb
W
2-0
Aug. 30 at Belmont
L
2-1
Sept. 4 at Florida Gulf Coast^ L
1-0
Sept. 6 vs. Stetson^
L
1-0
Sept. 11 Missouri-Kansas City& W
3-0
Sept. 18 at Vanderbilt
L
3-0
Sept. 20 SIU Edwardsville
W
5-0
L (2OT) 1-0
Sept. 27 at Jacksonville State*
W
1-0
Oct. 4
Murray State*
W
2-0
W
2-1
Oct. 16 Eastern Kentucky*
W
2-0
L
3-2
W
3-0
Oct. 31 Eastern Illinois%
W
1-0
Nov. 6 vs. Murray State#
L
1-0
^ Embassy Suites Kick-off Classic - Fort Myers, Fla.
& PUMA Skyhawk Invitational
% Match played in Terre Haute, Ind.
2010 Results
Coach: Phil McNamara
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 20 Mississippi State
L
2-1
Aug. 22 at Arkansas State
T (2OT) 2-2
Aug. 27 at Lipscomb
W (2OT) 1-0
Aug. 29 at Missouri State
L
2-0
Sept. 3 at CSU Bakersfield
L
1-0
Sept. 5 at Loyola-Marymount L
2-0
Sept. 10 Evansville
W
2-0
Sept. 12 IPFW
W
2-0
Sept. 19 at SIU Edwardsville W (OT) 3-2
Sept. 24 at Morehead State*
L
4-0
Sept. 26 at Eastern Kentucky* L (2OT) 2-1
Oct. 1
Austin Peay*
W
1-0
Oct. 3
Jacksonville State*
W
2-0
W
3-0
Oct. 15 Arkansas-Pine Bluff
W
1-0
L
1-0
L
1-0
Oct. 24 at SE Missouri*
T (2OT) 0-0
2011 Results
14-7-2 Overall • 5-3-1 OVC
OVC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS/
NCAA TOURNAMENT
Date
Opponent
Result Score Aug. 19 Arkansas-Pine Bluff
W
5-1
Aug. 21 Georgia State
W
2-0
Aug. 26 Missouri State
L
2-1
Aug. 28 Lipscomb
W
1-0
Sept. 2 Arkansas State
W
4-2
Sept. 4 at Middle Tennessee
W
1-0
Sept. 9 at Miami (Ohio)&
L
2-1
Sept. 11 Wright State&
L
3-2
Sept. 18 at Evansville
T (2OT) 2-2
T (2OT) 2-2
W
2-0
Sept. 30 SIU Edwardsville*
W
2-0
Oct. 2
Eastern Illinois*
L
1-0
Oct. 7
at Eastern Kentucky*
L
2-1
Oct. 9
at Morehead State* W (OT) 2-1
L
2-1
Oct. 21 at Southeast Missouri W (2OT) 2-1
W
2-0
Oct. 30 Jacksonville State* W (2OT) 2-1
Nov. 3 Eastern Illinois^
W
2-1
Nov. 4 Eastern Kentucky^
W
4-0
Nov. 6 Morehead State^
W
2-1
Nov. 12 at Memphis$
L
7-0
& Miami (Ohio) Redhawk Shootout - Oxford, Ohio
^ Ohio Valley Conference Tournament - Cape Girardeau, Mo.
$ NCAA Tournament - Memphis, Tenn.
2012 Results
13-6-3 Overall • 8-1-1 OVC
Home: 8-1• Away 4-5-3 • Neutral: 1-0
OVC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS/
NCAA TOURNAMENT
Date
Opponent
Result
Score
Aug. 17 Vanderbilt
L
2-0
Aug. 24 at Mississippi State& L
3-2
Aug. 26 vs. Miss. Valley State& W
6-1
Aug. 31 at Purdue
L
2-0
Sept. 2 at Butler
T (2OT)
0-0
L
4-1
Sept. 9 Lipscomb
W
5-1
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Sept. 25
Sept. 28
Sept. 30
Oct. 5
Oct. 7
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
Oct. 26
Oct. 28
Nov. 2
Nov. 4
Nov. 9
at Georgia State T (2OT)
at Kennesaw State W
at Southeast Missouri*T (2OT)
Austin Peay*
W
Murray State*
W
at Eastern Illinois* W
at SIU Edwardsville* L
Morehead State*
W
Eastern Kentucky* W
at Belmont*
W
at Jacksonville State* W
Tennessee Tech*
W
Southeast Missouri^ W
Austin Peay^
W
at Kentucky$
L (OT)
1-1
2-0
1-1
2-1
2-1
5-1
1-0
2-0
3-0
1-0
3-1
6-0
1-0
2-0
1-0
& Bulldog Classic - Starkville, Miss.
^ Ohio Valley Conference Tournament - Martin, Tenn.
$ NCAA Tournament - Lexington, Ky.
2013 Results
11-9-1 Overall • 8-2 OVC
Home: 5-4-1• Away 6-4 • Neutral: 0-1
Date
Opponent
Result
Score
Aug. 23 Oklahoma State
L
1-0
Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee T (2OT)
0-0
Aug. 30 Evansville
L
3-0
Sept. 2 Lipscomb
W
2-0
Sept. 6 at Denver &
L
1-0
Sept. 8 vs. Colorado &
L
4-1
Sept. 13 Georgia State
L
1-0
Sept. 15 at Indiana State
L
4-2
Sept. 20 at Saint Louis
W
1-0
L
2-1
W
2-1
Oct. 4
Jacksonville State* W
3-1
Oct. 11 at Morehead State* W
3-0
Oct. 13 at Eastern Kentucky* W
1-0
2-1
Oct. 18 at Tennessee Tech* W (2OT)
Oct. 20 Belmont*
W
2-0
W
2-0
Oct. 27 SIU Edwardsville*
L
1-0
Nov. 1 Southeast Missouri* W (2OT)
1-0
Nov. 8 SIU Edwardsville^ W (OT)
2-1
Nov. 10 Morehead State^
L
1-0
& Denver Classic - Denver, Colo.
^ Ohio Valley Conference Tournament - Martin, Tenn.
2014 Results
12-6-2 Overall • 6-3-1 OVC
Home: 7-1-1• Away 5-5 • Neutral: 0-0-1
Date
Opponent
Result
Score
Aug. 22 Saint Louis
W
3-2
Aug. 27 Bethel (TN)
W
6-0
Aug. 31 Indiana State
W
3-0
Sept. 3 Evansville
W
1-0
Sept. 7 at Missouri
L
1-0
Sept. 12 at Tulsa
L
1-0
Sept. 14 at Oklahoma State
L
1-0
Sept. 19 at Kennesaw State W
1-0
Sept. 21 at Georgia State
W
2-0
Sept. 26 at Jacksonville State* L(OT)
2-1
Sept. 28 Tennessee Tech
W
5-1
at Southeast Missouri* W
2-1
Oct. 3
Oct. 5
at SIUE
L
2-1
Oct. 10 Eastern Kentucky
W
4-0
Oct. 12 Morehead State
T
1-1
Oct. 19 at Eastern Illinois W (OT)
2-1
Oct. 24 at Belmont
W
4-2
Oct. 26 Austin Peay
W
4-2
Oct. 31 Murray State
L
1-0
Nov. 6 Jacksonville State^ T (3-4 PK)
1-1
^ Ohio Valley Conference Tournament - Cape Girardeau, Mo.
ALL-TIME OPPONENTS
Alabama
Alabama leads 2-0-0
at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 5-0
L, 3-0
Alabama A&M
UT Martin leads 1-0-0
Aug. 28, 2008
Martin, Tenn.
W, 2-1
Appalachian State
Appalachian State leads 1-0-0
Oct. 9, 1999
at Morehead, Ky.
L, 5-0
Arkansas-Little Rock
Oct. 3, 1998
Sept. 15, 1999
Sept. 8, 2000
Sept. 23, 2001
Sept. 15, 2002
Sept. 14, 2003
Sept. 26, 2004
Sept. 11, 2005
at Little Rock, Ark.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 7-2
L, 2-1
L, 3-1
W, 2-1
W, 4-1
W, 4-1
T, 0-0 (2OT)
W, 3-0
Oct. 15, 2010
Aug. 19, 2011
at Pine Bluff, Ark.
Martin, Tenn.
at Jonesboro, Ark.
Martin, Tenn.
at Jonesboro, Ark.
Martin, Tenn.
at Jonesboro, Ark.
Martin, Tenn.
at Jonesboro, Ark.
at Jonesboro, Ark.
Martin, Tenn.
at Jonesboro, Ark.
W, 1-0
W, 5-2
W, 1-0
W, 2-1
L, 3-2 (OT)
W, 2-1
W, 2-0
T, 2-2 (2OT)
W, 4-2
L, 4-1
Martin, Tenn.
at Clarksville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
W, 4-0
W, 2-1
W, 2-1 (2OT)
L, 2-1 (2OT)
L, 3-1
W, 1-0
T, 1-1
W, 3-0
W, 1-0
W, 2-0
W, 2-1
W, 2-0
L, 2-1
W, 4-2
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn
W, 3-1
W, 6-0
Butler
Series tied 0-0-1
Sept. 2, 2012
at Indianapolis, Ind.
T, 0-0 (2OT)
Cal State-Bakersfield
Cal State-Bakersfield leads 1-0-0
Sept. 3, 2010
Bakersfield, Calif.
L, 1-0
Sept. 18, 1999
Sept. 10, 2000
Aug. 26, 2005
at Schreveport, La.
at Monroe, La.
L, 9-0
L, 8-1
L, 2-1
Chattanooga
Chattanooga leads 5-2-1
Sept. 8, 1998
Oct. 22, 1999 Oct. 24, 2000
Oct. 9, 2001
Nov. 1, 2002
Aug. 27, 2004
Aug. 31, 2005
Sept. 3, 2006
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Martin, Tenn.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
L, 5-1
W, 2-1
L, 6-1
L, 3-2 (OT)
L, 3-2 (2OT)
L, 4-1
W, 6-0
T, 1-1 (2OT)
Christian Brothers
Sept. 13, 2000
Sept. 7, 2001 Sept. 16, 2007
Martin, Tenn.
at Memphis, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 7-0
L, 12-0
W, 8-1
Colorado
Colorado leads 1-0-0
Sept. 8, 2013
at Denver, Colo.
L, 4-1
Cumberland
Aug. 29, 2003
Martin, Tenn.
W, 5-0
Denver
Denver leads 1-0-0
Sept. 6
at Denver, Colo.
L, 1-0
Drury leads 3-0-0
W, 8-0
Belmont
Series tied 7-7-0
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 6-0
L, 5-1
L, 3-1
L, 3-2
Oct. 4, 1998
Sept. 5, 1999
Sept. 15, 2000
at Springfield, Mo.
Martin, Tenn.
at Springfield, Mo.
L, 5-0
L, 4-2
L, 5-0
East Tennessee State
East Tennessee State leads 2-1-0
Sept. 26, 1999
Sept. 23, 2000
at Johnson City, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Sept. 8, 2006
Martin, Tenn.
W, 3-2
Eastern Illinois
Eastern Illinois leads 12-7-1
Sept. 19, 1998
Oct. 29, 1999
Sept. 17, 2000
Oct. 21, 2001
Nov. 8, 2002
Oct. 25, 2002*
Oct. 19, 2003
Oct. 17, 2004
Oct. 21, 2005
Sept. 22, 2006
Oct. 31, 2006*
Oct. 19, 2007
Sept. 26, 2008
Oct. 31, 2009
Oct. 22, 2010
Oct. 2, 2011
Nov. 3, 2011*
Oct. 5, 2012
Oct. 25, 2013
Oct. 19, 2014
at Charleston, Ill.
Martin, Tenn.
at Charleston, Ill.
Martin, Tenn.
at Charleston, Ill. at Charleston, Ill.
Martin, Tenn.
at Charleston, Ill.
Martin, Tenn.
at Charleston, Ill.
at Charleston, Ill.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Terre Haute, Ind.
at Charleston, Ill.
Martin, Tenn.
at Cape Girardeau, Mo.
at Charleston, Ill.
Martin, Tenn.
at Charleston, Ill.
L, 7-1
L, 4-1
L, 6-0
L, 4-1
L, 1-0
L, 1-0
T, 3-3 (2OT)
L, 3-1
L, 1-0 (OT)
L, 1-0
L, 1-0
W, 2-1
W, 1-0
W, 1-0
L, 1-0
L, 1-0
W, 2-1
W, 5-1
W, 2-0
W, 2-1 (OT)
Eastern Kentucky
Oct. 6, 2004
Sept. 30, 2005
Oct. 5, 2007
Oct. 17, 2008
Nov. 7, 2008*
Oct. 16, 2009
Sept. 26, 2010
Oct. 7, 2011
Nov. 4, 2011*
Oct. 14, 2012
Oct. 13, 2013
Oct. 10, 2014
at Richmond, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Richmond, Ky.
at Murray, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Richmond, Ky.
at Richmond, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Richmond, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
T, 0-0 (2OT)
W, 6-0
W, 1-0
L, 1-0
T, 0-0 (4-3 PK)
W, 2-0
L, 2-1 (2OT)
L, 2-1
W, 4-0
W, 3-0
W, 1-0
W, 4-0
Evansville
Series Tied 2-2-1
Sept. 2, 2001
Sept. 10, 2010
Sept. 18, 2011
Aug. 30, 2013
Sept. 3, 2014
at Evansville, Ind.
Martin, Tenn.
at Evansville, Ind.
at Evansville, Ind.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 7-0
W, 2-0
T, 2-2 (2OT)
L, 3-0
W, 1-0
Florida Atlantic
Florida Atlantic leads 1-0-0
Oct. 28, 2001
Martin, Tenn.
L, 7-1
Florida Gulf Coast
Florida Gulf Coast leads 1-0-0
Sept. 4, 2009
Fort Myers, Fla.
L, 1-0
Georgia State
UTM leads series 2-1-1
Aug. 21, 2011
Sept. 14, 2012
Sept. 13, 2013
Sept. 21
Martin, Tenn.
at Atlanta, Ga.
Martin, Tenn.
at Atlanta, Ga.
W, 2-0
T, 1-1 (2OT)
L, 1-0
W, 2-0
Hawaii
Hawaii leads 1-0-0
Sept. 9, 2007
at Honolulu, Hi.
L, 4-2
L, 2-1
L, 3-0
43
Oct. 14, 1998
Sept. 4, 1999
Oct. 7, 2000
Sept. 12, 2001
Sept. 21, 2008
Aug. 27, 2014
Drury
Bacone
Sept. 14, 2007
Christian Brothers leads 2-1-0
Austin Peay
Sept. 29, 2002
Oct. 24, 2003
Oct. 22, 2004
Sept. 25, 2005
Oct. 1, 2006
Oct. 14, 2007
Oct. 26, 2008
Oct. 25, 2009
Oct. 1, 2010
Sept. 25, 2011
Sept. 28, 2012
Nov. 4, 2012*
Sept. 27, 2013
Oct. 26, 2014
Bethel
Centenary leads 3-0-0
W, 1-0
W, 5-1
Arkansas State
Oct. 19, 2001
Oct. 8, 2002
Sept. 7, 2003
Sept. 12, 2004
Sept. 18, 2005
Sept. 10, 2006
Sept. 21, 2007
Aug. 22, 2010
Sept. 2, 2011
Sept. 7, 2012
W, 4-1
W, 6-0
W, 2-1
W, 3-2 (2OT)
L, 4-1
L, 1-0
L, 2-1
W, 1-0
W, 2-0
W 4-2
Centenary
Arkansas-Pine Bluff
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
20 15 SOC C ER • A l l - T i m e O pp o n e n t s
Sept. 30, 2001
Nov. 3, 2002
Oct. 16, 2002
Sept. 17, 2003
Sept. 1, 2004
Sept. 16, 2005
Aug. 25, 2006
Aug. 29, 2008
Aug. 30, 2009
Oct. 21, 2012
Oct. 20, 2013
Oct. 24, 2014
ALL-TIME OPPONENTS
High Point
High Point leads 1-0-0
201 5 S O CC ER • A l l - T i m e O pp o n e n t s
Sept. 25, 1999
at Johnson City, Tenn.
L, 4-0
Indiana State leads 2-0-0
at Terre Haute, Ind.
Aug. 31, 2014 Martin, Tenn.
IPFW
L, 4-2
W, 3-0
Sept. 21, 2003
Sept. 12, 2010
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
W, 3-1
W, 2-0
Jackson State
Sept. 20, 2002
at Jackson, Miss.
W, 7-0
Jacksonville State
Oct. 25, 1998
Oct. 3, 2003
Oct. 1, 2004
Oct. 9, 2005
Oct. 15, 2006
Sept. 30, 2007
Oct. 12, 2008
Sept. 27, 2009
Oct. 3, 2010
Oct. 30, 2011
Oct. 26, 2012
Oct. 4, 2013
Sept. 26, 2014
Nov. 6, 2014*
at Jacksonville, Ala.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Jacksonville, Ala. Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 6-0
T, 0-0 (2OT)
L, 1-0
L, 3-1
W, 1-0
T, 1-1
W, 1-0
W, 1-0
W, 2-0
W, 2-1 (2OT)
W, 3-1
W, 3-1
L, 2-1 (OT)
T, 1-1 (3-4 PK)
Kennesaw State
Sept. 16, 2012
Sept. 19, 2014
Kennesaw, Ga.
Kennesaw, Ga.
W, 2-0
W, 1-0
Kentucky
Kentucky leads 1-0-0
Nov. 9, 2012^
at Lexington, Ky.
L, 1-0 (OT)
Lambuth
Series tied 1-1-0
Sept. 22, 1998
Sept. 24, 2007
at Jackson, Tenn.
at Jackson, Tenn.
L, 5-2
W, 7-1
Lipscomb
Oct. 5, 2001
Sept. 27, 2002
Oct. 14, 2003
Oct. 29, 2004
Oct, 28, 2005
Oct. 27, 2006
Aug. 31, 2007
Aug. 28, 2009
Aug. 27, 2010
Aug. 28, 2011
Sept. 9, 2012
Sept. 2, 2013
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Nashville, Tenn.
W, 2-0
T, 0-0 (2OT)
L, 1-0
W, 4-1
W, 5-0
W, 3-0
W, 2-0
W, 2-0
W, 1-0 (2OT)
W, 1-0
W, 5-1
W, 2-0
Long Beach State
44
Long Beach State leads 1-0-0
Sept. 21, 2006
Sept. 10, 2004
Aug. 28, 2005
Martin, Tenn.
at Monroe, La.
L, 2-0
W, 2-0
Louisville
Indiana State
Sept. 15, 2013
Series Tied 1-1-0
at Flagstaff, Ariz.
Louisiana Monroe
L, 1-0
Louisville leads 2-1-0
Aug. 26, 2000
Oct. 12, 2001
Aug. 30, 2002
Martin, Tenn.
at Louisville, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 4-0
L, 3-1
W, 2-1
Loyola-Marymount
Loyola-Marymount leads 1-0-0
Sept. 5, 2010
at Los Angeles, Calif.
L, 2-0
Memphis
Memphis leads 8-1-0
Sept. 16, 1998
Sept. 9, 2001 Oct. 4, 2002
Oct. 8, 2003 Sept. 8, 2004
Sept. 7, 2005
Aug. 27, 2006
Sept. 18, 2007
Nov. 12, 2011^
at Memphis, Tenn.
at Memphis, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Memphis, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Memphis, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Memphis, Tenn.
at Memphis, Tenn.
L, 7-1
L, 3-0
W, 3-2 (2OT)
L, 3-1
L, 2-1
L, 3-0
L, 7-0
L, 1-4
L, 7-0
Miami (Ohio)
Miami (Ohio) leads 1-0-0
Sept. 9, 2011
at Oxford, Ohio
L, 2-1
Middle Tennessee
Middle Tennessee leads 5-1-1
Sept. 30, 1998
Nov. 1, 1998*
Sept. 8, 1999
Nov. 4, 1999*
Sept. 5, 2000
Sept. 4, 2011
Aug. 25, 2013
Martin, Tenn.
at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 1-0
L, 7-0
L, 4-3 (2OT)
L, 6-1
L, 3-2
W, 1-0
T, 0-0 (2OT)
Mississippi State
Mississippi State leads 2-0-0
Aug. 20, 2010
Aug. 24, 2012
Martin, Tenn.
at Starkville, Miss.
L, 2-1
L, 3-2
Mississippi Valley State
Aug. 31, 2008
Aug. 26, 2012
Martin, Tenn.
at Starkville, Miss.
W, 1-0
W, 6-1
Missouri
Missouri leads 1-0-0
Sept. 14, 2014
at Columbia, Mo.
L, 1-0
Missouri-Kansas City
Sept. 11, 2009
Martin, Tenn.
W, 3-0
Missouri State
Missouri State leads 8-0-1
Sept. 12, 1999
Sept. 29, 2000
Aug. 31, 2001
Sept. 1, 2002
Aug. 31, 2003
Sept. 4, 2005
Sept. 1, 2006
Aug. 29, 2010
Aug. 26, 2011
Martin, Tenn.
at Springfield, Mo.
Martin, Tenn.
at Springfield, Mo.
Martin, Tenn.
at Springfield, Mo.
Martin, Tenn.
at Springfield, Mo.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 7-0
L, 6-0
L, 1-0
L, 4-0
T, 1-1 (2OT)
L, 4-0
L, 4-1
L, 2-0
L, 2-1
Morehead State
Sept. 12, 1998
Oct. 8, 1999
Oct. 21, 2000
Oct. 14, 2001
Oct. 11, 2002
Oct. 31, 2003
Sept, 24, 2004
Oct. 2, 2005
Oct. 8, 2006
Oct. 7, 2007
Nov. 6, 2007*
Oct. 19, 2008
Nov. 9, 2008*
Oct. 18, 2009
Sept. 24, 2010
Oct. 9, 2011
Nov. 6, 2011*
Oct. 12, 2012
Oct. 11, 2013
Nov. 10, 2013*
Oct. 12, 2014
Martin, Tenn.
at Morehead, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Morehead, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Morehead, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Morehead, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
at Morehead, Ky.
at Murray, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Morehead, Ky.
at Morehead, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Morehead, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
W, 2-1
L, 5-3
L, 5-0
W, 4-1
W, 10-3
W, 5-0
L, 4-1
W, 7-1
T, 0-0 (2OT)
W, 3-1
W, 2-0
W, 2-1
L, 1-0
L, 3-2
L, 4-0
W, 2-1 (OT)
W, 2-1
W, 2-0
W, 3-0
L, 1-0
T, 1-1 (2OT)
Murray State
Murray State leads 10-4-3
Sept. 27, 2000
Nov. 1, 2000*
Oct. 31, 2001
Oct. 20, 2002
Oct. 12, 2003
Oct, 9, 2004
Oct. 13, 2005
Oct. 21, 2006
Oct. 28, 2007
Oct. 5, 2008
Oct. 4, 2009
Nov. 6, 2009*
Oct. 17, 2010
Sept. 23, 2011
Sept. 30, 2012
Sept. 29, 2013
Oct. 31, 2014
at Murray, Ky.
at Murray, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Murray, Ky. Martin, Tenn.
at Murray, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Morehead, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Murray, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Murray, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 7-0
L, 4-3
L, 4-1
T, 1-1 (2OT)
W, 4-2
L, 3-1
L, 3-1
T, 0-0 (2OT)
L, 1-2
L, 2-1
W, 2-0
L, 1-0
L, 1-0
T, 2-2 (2OT)
W, 2-1
W, 2-1
L, 1-0
North Alabama
Series Tied 1-1-0
Oct. 7, 1998
Sept. 1, 1999
Martin, Tenn.
at Florence, Ala.
W, 4-2
L, 4-3 (OT)
Northern Arizona
Northern Arizona leads 1-0-0
Sept. 15, 2006
at Flagstaff, Ariz.
L, 1-0
Northwestern State
Northwestern State leads 2-0-0
Sept. 19, 1999
Sept. 1, 2000
at Natchitoches, La. at Hammond, La.
L, 7-0
L, 6-1
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State leads 2-0
Aug. 23
Sept. 14
Martin, Tenn.
at Stillwater, Okla.
L, 1-0
L, 1-0
Ole Miss
Ole Miss leads 2-0
Sept. 6, 1998
Aug. 28, 1999
at Oxford, Miss.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 12-0
L, 8-0
ALL-TIME OPPONENTS
Pacific
Series tied 1-1-0
Sept. 8, 2007
Sept. 14, 2008
at Honolulu, Hi.
at Stockton, Calif.
L, 1-0
W, 1-0
Purdue leads 1-0
Aug. 31, 2012
at West LaFayette, Ind. L, 2-0
Saint Louis
Series tied 2-2-0
Oct. 30, 1998
Sept. 10, 1999
Sept. 20, 2013
Aug. 22, 2014
Samford
at St. Louis, Mo.
Martin, Tenn.
at St. Louis, Mo.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 12-0
L, 7-0
W, 1-0
W, 3-2 (OT)
Samford leads 4-0-1
Oct. 5, 2003
Oct. 3, 2004
Oct. 7, 2005
Oct. 13, 2006
Sept. 28, 2007
at Birmingham, Ala.
Martin, Tenn.
at Birmingham, Ala.
Martin, Tenn.
at Birmingham, Ala.
L, 1-0 (OT)
L, 1-0
L, 2-0
T, 0-0 (2OT)
L, 0-3
San Francisco
San Francisco leads 1-0-0
Sept. 12, 2008
at Stockton, Calif.
L, 1-0
SIU Edwardsville
Sept. 5, 2008
Sept. 20, 2009
Sept. 12, 2010
Sept. 30, 2011
Oct. 7, 2012
Oct. 27, 2013
Nov. 8, 2013*
Oct. 5, 2014
at Murray, Ky.
Martin, Tenn.
at Edwardsville, Ill.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
W, 4-1
W, 5-0
W, 3-2 (OT)
W, 2-0
L, 1-0
L, 1-0
W, 2-1 (OT)
L, 2-1
South Alabama
Series Tied 1-1-0
Sept. 5, 2004
Sept. 9, 2005
Mobile, Ala.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 5-0
W, 3-2
Southeast Missouri
Southeast Missouri leads 10-6-4
Oct. 19, 1999
Oct. 17, 2000
Oct. 24, 2001
Oct. 27, 2002
Oct. 17, 2003
Nov. 4, 2003*
Oct. 15, 2004
Oct, 23, 2005
Sept. 24, 2006
Oct. 21, 2007
Nov. 9, 2007*
Sept. 28, 2008
Oct. 11, 2009
Oct. 24, 2010
Oct. 14, 2010
Oct. 21, 2011
Sept. 25, 2012
Nov. 2, 2012*
Nov. 1, 2013
Oct. 3, 2014
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn. at Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 3-1
L, 2-0
L, 2-0
L, 3-0
L, 2-1
L, 2-0
L, 1-0
W, 1-0
L, 1-0
T, 0-0
L, 0-1
T, 1-1
W, 2-1
T, 0-0 (2OT)
L, 2-1
W, 2-1 (2OT)
T, 1-1 (2OT)
W, 1-0
W, 1-0 (2OT)
W, 2-1
Southeastern Louisiana leads 3-0-1
Oct. 12, 1999
Martin, Tenn.
L, 3-0
L, 4-0
T, 1-1 (2OT)
L, 2-1 (2OT)
Southern Mississippi
Series Tied 0-0-1
Sept. 3, 2004
at Mobile, Ala.
T, 0-0 (2OT)
Stephen F. Austin
Stephen F. Austin leads 2-0-0
Sept. 13, 2002
Sept. 5, 2003
Martin, Tenn.
at Nacogdoches, Texas
L, 2-1
L, 5-2
Stetson
Stetson leads 1-0-0
Sept. 6, 2009
Fort Myers, Fla.
L, 1-0
Tennessee Tech
UT Martin leads series 10-8-1
Sept. 4, 1998
Oct. 9, 1998
Oct. 1, 1999
Oct. 1, 2000
Sept. 28, 2001
Oct. 6, 2002
Oct. 26, 2003
Oct. 24, 2004
Sept. 23, 2005
Sept. 29, 2006
Oct. 12, 2007
Oct. 24, 2008
Nov. 4, 2008*
Sept. 25, 2009
Oct. 10, 2010
Oct. 28, 2011
Oct. 28, 2012
Oct. 18, 2013
Sept. 28, 2014
Martin, Tenn.
at Cookeville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 1-0
L, 1-0
L, 4-0
L, 7-0
L, 2-0
W, 2-0
W, 2-1
L, 3-1
L, 3-2 (OT)
W, 1-0
T, 0-0
W, 1-0
W, 2-1
L, 1-0 (2OT)
W, 3-0
W, 2-0
W, 6-0
W, 2-1
W, 5-1
Troy State
Troy State leads 1-0-0
Oct. 24, 1998
L, 4-0
Tulsa
Sept. 12, 2014
at Tulsa, Okla.
L, 1-0
UNC Asheville
Series tied 0-0-1
Sept. 7, 2008
at Murray, Ky.
T, 0-0
Valparaiso
Valparaiso leads 1-0-0
Sept. 24, 2000
Martin, Tenn.
L, 6-0
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt leads 2-0-0
Sept. 18, 2009
Aug. 17, 2012
at Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Tenn.
L, 3-0
L, 2-0
Wright State
Wright State leads 1-0-0
Sept. 11, 2011
at Oxford, Ohio
L, 3-2
All-Time Records
Alabama...................................................... 0-2
Alabama A&M............................................ 1-0
Appalachian State...................................... 0-1
Arkansas-Little Rock...............................4-3-1
Arkansas-Pine Bluff................................... 2-0
Arkansas State.........................................7-2-1
Austin Peay............................................10-3-1
Bacone.......................................................... 1-0
Belmont........................................................ 7-7
Bethel........................................................... 2-0
Butler.........................................................0-0-1
Cal State-Bakersfield.................................. 0-1
Centenary.................................................... 0-3
Chattanooga.............................................2-5-1
Christian Brothers...................................... 1-2
Colorado...................................................... 0-1
Cumberland................................................ 1-0
Denver......................................................... 0-1
Drury............................................................ 0-3
East Tennessee State................................... 1-2
Eastern Illinois.......................................7-12-1
Eastern Kentucky....................................7-3-2
Evansville.................................................2-2-1
Florida Atlantic........................................... 0-1
Florida Gulf Coast...................................... 0-1
Georgia State............................................2-1-1
Hawaii.......................................................... 0-1
High Point................................................... 0-1
Indiana State............................................... 1-1
IPFW............................................................. 2-0
Jackson State............................................... 1-0
Jacksonville State.....................................7-4-3
Kennesaw State.......................................... 2-0
Kentucky..................................................... 0-1
Lambuth...................................................... 1-1
Lipscomb................................................10-1-1
Long Beach State........................................ 0-1
Louisiana Monroe...................................... 1-1
Louisville..................................................... 1-2
Loyola-Marymount.................................... 0-1
Memphis...................................................... 1-8
Miami (Ohio).............................................. 0-1
Middle Tennessee....................................1-5-1
Mississippi State......................................... 0-2
Mississippi Valley State............................. 2-0
Missouri....................................................... 0-1
Missouri-Kansas City................................ 1-0
Missouri State..........................................0-8-1
Morehead State......................................13-7-1
Murray State..........................................4-10-3
North Alabama........................................... 1-1
Northern Arizona....................................... 0-1
Northwestern State.................................... 0-2
Oklahoma State.......................................... 0-2
Ole MIss....................................................... 0-2
Pacific........................................................... 1-1
Purdue......................................................... 0-1
Saint Louis................................................... 2-2
Samford....................................................0-4-1
San Francisco.............................................. 0-1
SIU Edwardsville....................................... 5-3
South Alabama........................................... 1-1
Southeast Missouri................................6-10-4
Southeast Louisiana................................0-3-1
Southern Mississippi..............................0-0-1
Stephen F. Austin....................................... 0-2
Stetson.......................................................... 0-1
Tennessee Tech......................................10-8-1
Troy State.................................................... 0-1
Tulsa............................................................. 0-1
UNC Asheville.........................................0-0-1
Valparaiso.................................................... 0-1
Vanderbilt.................................................... 0-2
Wright State................................................ 0-1
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Sept. 22, 2002
Sept. 12, 2003
PROGRAM TIMELINE
1999
1998
Dr.
After guiding the UT Martin women’s soccer club team, Dr. Ruth Holden was hired In its second year UT Martin managed only one win, defeating
to field the first intercollegiate squad. Holden retained 10 players from the club team Chattanooga 2-1 Oct. 22. The 1999 campaign would be the final season
and added eight true freshmen to form the first Skyhawk squad. The inaugural for head coach Dr. Ruth Holden, who ended with a 3-34 overall record
edition of Skyhawk soccer picked up its first victory in the third match of the season and 1-8 OVC record at UT Martin. Jane Carroll stopped a school record
over Morehead State 2-1. UT Martin finished its first season 2-15 overall and 1-3 in 18 shots in goal Oct. 1 against Tennessee Tech. Kelli Armstrong led
the Ohio Valley Conference. Kim Thompson set a school record with four goals Oct. the Skyhawks with six goals in her only year on the team.
7 against North Alabama.
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Dani Myrick concluded her Skyhawk career
as the all-time leader in goals scored, shots
and assists. UT Martin set Ohio Valley
Conference records for goals-per-game with
2.32 and shots-per-game with 19.11. As a
team UT Martin tallied nine wins for the
third time in four years.
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The Skyhawks record a second consectutive UT Martin goes 4-11-2 and misses
winning record and host their first postseason the OVC tournament for the first
match when Southeast Missouri visited on Nov. time in three seasons. Freshman
4 and defeated UT Martin 2-0. Katie Jackson tied Katie Behrens netted three goals
Dani Myrick’s single season record of 196 goals. and earned the Skyhawks only spot
For a second consectutive year, five Skyhawks on the all-conference team.
earend OVC All-Conference recognition.
2007
2006
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Craig Roberts assumed the helm of the Skyhawk soccer program
as the third head coach only four weeks prior to the season’s start.
The Skyhawks set a school record with six shutouts, including five
consecutive conference shutouts. The Skyhawks returned to the
OVC Tournament for the first time since 2003.
2005
Dan
2003
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At the time, UT Martin had the winningest season in program
history with a record 10 wins and advanced to the semi-finals
of the OVC Tournament for the first time in program history.
Katie Behrens and Jamie Price were both named to the All-Ohio
Valley Conference Team while Behrens was also named UT
Martin’s Female Athlete of the Year.
2009
The Skyhawk program reached new heights in its third season
under Roberts, tying or breaking 12 school records, including
most victories in one season (10) and highest season winning
percentage (.632). The Skyhawks advanced to its first OVC
Tournament championship appearance, and had five OVC Player
of the Week honorees, including four straight weekly mentions, a
new program record.
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The Skyhawks won their first-ever Ohio Valley Conference
regular-season championship, breaking or tying eight school
records in the process. Danielle Rogers was one of six players to
earn All-OVC mentions, as she was named the OVC Defensive
Player of the Year - the first time a Skyhawk had taken that
award home. UT Martin also tied a program record with five
OVC Player of the Week honorees.
2011
Phil
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In Phil McNamara’s first season as head coach, the Skyhawks
found their groove midway through the season, winning seven out
of nine games during one stretch. UT Martin tied an all-time singleseason program record with eight shutouts and produced a pair
of All-OVC second team and All-Newcomer selections in Rosaelia
Loza and Sam Dunn.
Lucy
UT Martin went where no other team in program history had
gone - to the NCAA Tournament. The Skyhawks clinched their
first-ever Ohio Valley Conference Tournament championship
behind the foot of tournament MVP Lucy Pater, who netted the
game-winning goal in the 76th minute against Morehead State.
Behind All-OVC first team selections Melissa Govea (also the
league’s Defensive Player of the Year) and Brooke Robertson,
the Skyhawks tallied a program-record 14 victories.
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UT Martin picked up where they left off in 2011, winning the
program’s first outright OVC championship and second straight
OVC Tournament championship and NCAA Tournament qualifier.
The Skyhawks placed five on the All-OVC first and second teams
while Saphyra Coombs-James notched the program’s first OVC
Freshman of the Year award while Phil McNamara took home OVC
Coach of the Year honors.
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Nathan Pifer was hired March 15, from Pifer picked up his first win Sept. 23 UT Martin posted its first winning season after going 9-7-3 overall
in the seventh match of the season and 4-3-2 in the OVC. The Skyhawks posted school records with five
Midwestern State University as the second
after defeating Arkansas Little- consecutive wins and earning five spots on the OVC All-Conference
head coach of the Skyhawks. Sherrie Weeks
Rock 2-1. UT Martin played its first teams. The Skyhawks recorded a record 10 goals Oct. 11 against
and Lydia Lloyd led the squad with two goals
overtime match Oct. 9, falling 3-2 to Morehead State. Dani Myrick set a freshman and school record with
apiece as UT Martin suffered through an 0-18
16 goals on the season.
Chattanooga.
season.
UT Martin notched a feat never seen before in Ohio Valley
Conference history after winning their fourth consecutive
conference championship - including a pair of regular season
and tournament championships. Mariah Klenke led a Skyhawks
squad which saw five players take home postseason awards,
including three All-OVC first team selections after tying the
program’s single season shutout mark with seven clean
sheets on the season.
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UT Martin opened the season with a program record four victories
in rout to a fourth-consectutive double-digit wins with 12. The saw
the breakout performance of the program’s first OVC Offensive
Player of the Year in Rianna Jarrett, who scored a Skyhawk record 17
goals. The Skyhawks placed three on the All-OVC first team and saw
defender Amy Maksimowicz become the all-time leading starter with
85 games. She and Dominka Conc set a UT Martin record when they
appeared in 86 matches in their careers.
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Paula Sanematsu
Abi Sanvee
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Nikki Ammons
Ashley Angerer
Elise Applegate
Mandy Arledge
Kelli Armstrong
Bettina Baer
Sarah Barnes
Sarah Bedell
Katie Behrens
Sarah Beyer
Carey Black
Oliva Bohlman
Kim Boldt
Shelley Brock
Morgan Brandon
Aubrey Buehler
Jamie Bullington
Camilla Buoni
Maggie Burkett
Amanda Cadell
Emily Cairncross
Rachel Callahan
Michelle Calmeyn
Kennisha Cann
Jane Carroll
Ashley Cedars
Lindsey Clark
Allie Cofer
Paige Coleman
Shelby Coleman
Katelyn Colvin
Paula Comerlato
Dominika Conc
Annie Cook
Lauren Cook
Sophie Cox
MaKenzie Crawford
Emily Crye
Alyssa Curtis
Lisa de la Mothe
Nuala Deans
Danielle deGuzman
Megan Dempsey
Corrie Dew
Mary Ann Dodson
Jenni Duffy
Sam Dunn
Beth Ann Durrett
Andrea Enevoldsen
Jennifer Ermey
Melisa Erturk
Caitlin Farrow
Hannah Fessenden
Angela Fiddler
Leslie Fischer
Tabitha Fishburn
Kelly Flannery
Sierra Franz
Taylor Fry
Jamie Furstenberg
Kristina Goldstine
Michaela Gooden
Melissa Govea
Mary Graziano
Shannon Grattan
Kyla Green
Lauren Greer
Joanna Gomez
Barbara Harman
Katie Hausauer
Jaclyn Heckle
Eva Heller
Hillary Hitz
Kimberley Hood
Jessica Horvatich
Temple Hughs
Sabrina Humphries
Jessica Hunt
Ginger Hutchison
Kelly Ann Hutchinson
Katie Imperiale
Brandi Irwin
Amy Iwanicki
Katie Jackson
Maya Jamison
Rianna Jarrett
Sarah Jett
Jessica Johnson
Kristine Jones
Erin Jordan
Meghann Jordan
Kindal Keim
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YEARLY JERSEY NUMBERS
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0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Christina Norton (2001)
Megan Dempsey (2002)
Bethany White (2003)
Cara Sullivan (2006-07)
Ashley Angerer (2008)
Lauren MacKenzie (2010-11)
MaKenzie Crawford (2015-present)
Nikki Keltz (1998-01)
Shannon Lewis (2002)
Allison Cofer (2005)
Ashley Angerer (2007)
Tessa Williams (2008)
Sarah Jett (2008)
Linnsie McMahan (2009)
Elise Applegate (2010)
Mariah Klenke (2011-14)
Maya Jamison (2015-present)
Nikki Ammons (1998)
Jane Carroll (1999-00)
Caryn Scheufler (2001-02)
Megan Dempsey (2003-05)
Johanna Rathbun (2007-08)
Aubrey Buehler (2009)
Sarah Tompkins (2012-13)
Holly Wilson (1998)
Emily Cairncross (2001-02)
Brittany Drye (2003)
Sarah Bedell (2004-07)
Stephanie Nilica (2008-10)
Camilla Buoni (2011)
Abby Masters (2013-14)
Sierra Franz (2015-present)
Ginger Hutchison (1998-00)
Jamie Shaw (2001)
Katie Jackson (2002-05)
Danielle Rogers (2008-09)
Hannah McGowen (2010-13)
Maggie Burkett (2015-present)
Sarah Beyer (1998)
Lisa de la Mothe (1999-00)
Rachel Callahan (2001-04)
Sarah Singleton (2005-07)
Nuala Deans (2008-09)
Jenna Merrill (2012)
Aoife Lennon (2013)
Rebecca Starnes (2015-present)
Kyla Green (1998)
Beth Durrett (1999)
Audrey Russell (2000)
Christina Moore (2001)
Tabitha Fishburn (2002-03)
Katie Behrens (2004-07)
Brooke Robertson (2008-11)
Eva Heller (2014)
Zara Musker (2015-present)
Kim Thompson (1998)
Nikki Ammons (1999-00)
Ginger Schmitt (2001-04)
Paula Sanematsu (2005)
Sophie Cox (2006-07)
Corey Montgomery (2008)
Kristen Nichols (2009)
Hannah Fessenden (2010-11)
Melisa Erturk (2013)
Katelyn Colvin (2015-present)
Kennisha Cann (1998-99)
Barbara Harman (2000)
Mary Catherine Graziano (2001-02)
Jennifer Ermey (2003-04)
Sabrina Humphries (2005)
Kelly Flannery (2006)
Sarah Sharp (2007)
Sophie Cox (2008-09)
Mary Thompson (2010-2012)
Michelle Calmeyn (2013)
Temple Hughs (2014-present)
Lydia Lloyd (1998-01)
Meghan Jordan (2002-04)
Erin Jordan (2005)
Caitlin Farrow (2006)
Jenni Duffy (2007-10)
Dominika Conc (2011-14)
Sara Ketis (2015-present)
9
Rosemary Strasser (1998-99)
Mary Ann Dodson (2000)
Carrie Miller (2001)
Lindsey Tilk (2002-05)
Caitlin Smith (2006-08)
Jordan Warnement (2009)
Bettina Baer (2010)
Alyssa Curtis (2011-14)
Shannon Grattan (2015-present)
10
Julie Zbozien (1998)
Kim Thompson (1999)
Amanda Cadell (2000-01)
Katie Hausauer (2002-05)
Marissa Wood-Sternburgh (2007-10)
Midori Sera (2011-12)
Olivia Bohlman (2014-present)
11
Lindsey Clark (1998-99)
Beth Ann Durrett (2000)
Lauren Greer (2001)
Kitty Trent (2002)
Annie Cook (2003-04)
Carey Black (2006)
Danielle Rogers (2007)
Rachel Piper (2008)
Amanda Matthews (2009)
Abi Sanvee (2010-13)
Rianna Jarrett (2014)
Aimee Mackin (2015-present)
12
13
14
Lisa de la Mothe (1998)
Meghan McMullen (1999-01)
Lauren Cook (2002)
Jamie Ohleiser (2003-05)
Morgan Walley (2007)
Jessica Hunt (2008-09)
Michaela Gooden (2010)
Amy Maksimowicz (2011-14)
Hope Van Ryckeghem (2015-present)
Mandy Arledge (1998-99)
Nicole Tobin (2000)
Amy King (2001-03)
Kim Hood (2004-05)
Jamie Furstenberg (2006-09)
Saphyra Coombs-James (2012-present)
Joanna Maas (1998)
Nicole Tobin (1999)
Tavi Ranier (2000-02)
Angela Fiddler (2003)
Andrea Enevoldsen (2004)
Jessica Metcalf (2005-06)
Nuala Deans (2007)
Tori Taylor (2008-10)
Melisa Erturk (2012)
Ellie Myrick (2013-present)
15
Paige Robinson (1999-00)
Emily Miller (2002)
Kindall Keim (2003-05)
Shannon Wessels (2006)
Kim Boldt (2008-10)
Ashlie Watson (2011-14)
Sophia Sharos (2015-present)
16
Megan McMullen (1998)
Amanda Cadell (1999)
Audrey Stone (2000)
Emily Miller (2001)
Dani Myrick (2002-05)
Erin Jordan (2006)
Danielle deGuzman (2008)
Alex Windell (2009)
Lucy Pater (2011-14)
Amy McGivern (2015-present)
17
Amy Rook (1998)
Sherrie Weeks (1999-02)
Ashley Cedars (2003)
Paula Comerlato (2004-06)
Stephanie Nilica (2007)
Melissa Govea (2008-11)
Jessica Johnson (2012)
Hannah Fessenden (2013)
Deborah Schaudt (2014)
18
Sarah Keller (1998)
Leslie Fischer (1999)
Holly McNamara (2000)
Lindsey Randolph (2001)
Rebecca Barrington (2003)
Jamie Price (2004-07)
Katie Imperiale (2008-11)
Jessica Horvatich (2012-13)
Taylor Fry (2014)
Sydney Norris (2015-present)
19
Beth Ann Durrett (1998)
Rosemary Strasser (1999-01)
Alissa Rudd (2002)
Caitlin Smith (2003)
Stephanie Krush (2006)
Alex Van Sise (2008)
Morgan Brandon (2010-2012)
Shelby Coleman (2013-present)
20
Devra Whitney (1998-00)
Christina Moore (2002-04)
Kendall Straessle (2006-07)
Kelly Ann Hutchinson (2008-09)
Rosaelia Loza (2010-11)
Corrie Dew (2012-2013)
Kaci Mitchell (2014-present)
21
Carrie Marcus (1998)
Paige Coleman (1999)
Mary Steel (2000)
Joanna Gomez (2002)
Lauren Greco (2003)
Melanie Miller (2004)
Kristina Goldstine (2005-08)
Hillary Hitz (2009)
Kelsey Roberson (2011)
Jaclyn Heckle (2012-14)
22
Jamie Bullington (1998)
Kelli Armstrong (1999)
Meghan Jordan (2001)
Sarah Barnes (2002)
Joanna Gomez (2003-04)
Frankie Maynard (2006-07)
Devan Lowe (2008)
Emily Crye (2009-10)
23
24
25
26
27
Brandi Irwin (1998-99)
Jody Kiers (2005-08)
Kendyl Wilson (2009-12)
Shelley Brock (1998)
Alicia Ronca (2008)
Danielle deGuzman (2009)
Ashley Reveiz (2012-14)
Kristine Jones (1998)
Lindsey Kennetz (2008)
Amy Iwanicki (2009)
Sam Dunn (2010-14)
Lauren Williamson (2008)
Holly McNamara (1998)
Haley Klages (2013)
YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS
YEARLY SCORING LEADERS
Name GP Kim Thompson
17
Kelli Armstrong
19
Lydia Lloyd
16
Sherri Weeks
18
Dani Myrick
19
Katie Jackson
19
Kindal Keim
17
Katie Jackson
19
Katie Behrens
18
Katie Behrens
19
Brooke Robertson
18
Kendyl Wilson
16
Rosaelia Loza
18
Rosaelia Loza
23
Saphyra Coombs-James 20
Abi Sanvee
21
Rianna Jarrett
20
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1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Name Nikki Ammons
Paige Robinson
Paige Robinson
Caryn Scheufler
Caryn Scheufler
Megan Dempsey
Megan Dempsey
Megan Dempsey
Cara Sullivan
Johanna Rathbun
Johanna Rathbun
Aubrey Buehler
Lauren MacKenzie
Mariah Klenke
Mariah Klenke
Mariah Klenke
Mariah Klenke
Year 1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Matches Minutes 17
1549:00
20
1834:00
18
1620:00
18
1621:44
19
1808:49
19
1795:45
17
1585:39
19
1751:15
19
1840:00
19
1775:03
19
1798:50
16
1450:20
18
1692:53
23
2149:51
22
2042:31
21
1954:42
20
1857:01
Shots 27
19
10
36
55
62
36
22
65
75
17
21
50
79
39
25
112
G
6
6
2
7
16
16
5
9
5
8
4
4
8
9
10
5
17
A
3
1
1
1
7
3
1
4
1
5
1
1
0
4
4
1
4
PTS
15
13
5
15
39
35
11
22
11
21
9
9
16
22
24
11
38
Kendyl Wilson is the only player to win all four championships while at UT Martin in
2009 (OVC Co-Champion), 2011 (OVC Tournament) and 2012 (OVC and Tournament
Championships. Wilson rankes in the top-10 in six career categories: matches played (79, 1st),
assists (17, 2nd), points (39, 5th), goals (11, 8th), matches started (69, 8th) and game winning
goals (4, 9th).
YEARLY GOALKEEPING LEADERS
GP 14
12
18
17
18
19
17
18
19
16
17
16
18
16
21
20
20
Minutes
775:00
752:00
1387:00
1446:40
1521:45
1640:45
1585:39
1121:58
1840:00
1279:30
1608:50
1400:31
1608:08
1119:46
1866:35
1687:18
1857:01
Saves 79
83
186
144
116
119
83
39
147
55
66
46
89
48
95
90
113
GA 45
36
86
42
24
21
33
19
27
13
12
13
18
15
20
18
19
Save% .436
.359
.425
.774
.829
.850
.716
.672
.845
.809
.846
.780
.832
.762
.826
.833
.856
SEASON-BY-SEASON TOTALS
Shots Goals Assists 360
12
5
162
20
12
98
9
6
131
19
12
318
46
28
288
43
27
255
16
14
363
44
26
215
14
5
329
39
20
342
21
18
211
24
17
257
19
17
383
43
34
348
45
35
337
25
15
364
41
29
Points 29
52
24
50
120
113
46
114
33
98
60
65
55
120
125
65
111
Saves GA 143
91
225
96
215
86
174
61
135
29
137
26
85
33
84
31
153
27
73
19
71
12
47
13
90
19
110
31
117
21
105
22
113
19
GAA 5.23
4.31
4.80
2.61
1.42
1.15
1.87
1.52
1.32
0.91
0.67
0.84
1.01
1.21
0.96
0.96
0.92
ShO 0
0
0
2
3
4
2
1
7
5
5
5
7
2
6
7
6
GAA 5.35
4.71
4.78
3.39
1.44
1.30
1.87
1.59
1.32
0.96
0.67
0.81
1.01
1.30
0.93
1.01
0.92
W-L-T
0-8-0
0-8-0
0-18-0
4-14-0
6-5-3
9-5-2
4-11-2
6-6-0
5-9-5
9-3-2
9-3-3
9-7-0
8-8-2
10-3-0
12-6-3
9-9-1
12-6-1
ShO 0
0
0
2
4
5
2
6
7
8
7
8
8
7
8
8
6
W-L-T
2-15-0
1-19-0
0-18-0
4-14-0
9-7-3
9-7-3
4-11-2
9-10-0
5-9-5
10-6-3
10-5-4
9-7-0
8-8-2
14-7-2
13-6-3
11-9-1
12-6-2
Rianna Jarrett played only one season with UT
Martin but it was historic, scoring a single-season
record 17 times including a pair of hat tricks in 2014.
OVC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSIVE
DEFENSIVE
Megan Dempsey, Sept. 8, 2003
Megan Dempsey, Oct. 6, 2003
Jamie Price, Oct. 31, 2006
Sophie Cox, Oct. 23, 2007
Danielle Rogers, Sept. 2, 2008
Kelly Ann Hutchinson, Sept. 9, 2008
Danielle Rogers, Oct. 28, 2008
Stephanie Nilica, Oct. 13, 2009
Hannah Fessenden, Oct. 5, 2010
Stephanie Nilica, Sept. 21, 2010
Amy Maksimowicz, Aug. 23, 2011
Lucy Pater, Oct. 15, 2013
Lucy Pater, Sept. 2, 2014
GOALKEEPER
Cara Sullivan, Sept. 19, 2006
Cara Sullivan, Oct. 10, 2006
Cara Sullivan, Oct. 17, 2006
Johanna Rathbun, Sept. 16, 2008
Aubrey Buehler, Nov. 3, 2009
Lauren MacKenzie, Sept. 14, 2010
Mariah Klenke, Aug. 23, 2011
Mariah Klenke, Sept. 24, 2013
Saphyra Coombs-James, Sept. 9, 2014
Amy Maksimowicz, Sept. 23, 2014
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Dani Myrick appears in the UT Martin record books 41 times,
more than any other player in program history.
Kim Thompson, Oct. 12, 1998
Dani Myrick, Oct. 7, 2002
Dani Myrick, Oct. 14, 2002
Katie Jackson, Sept. 22, 2003
Katie Jackson, Oct. 27, 2003
Katie Jackson, Aug. 30, 2005
Katie Jackson, Oct. 4, 2005
Katie Behrens, Sept. 18, 2007
Katie Imperiale, Aug. 26, 2008
Alex Windell, Sept. 22, 2009
Jenni Duffy, Oct. 5, 2010
Rosaelia Loza, Sept. 6, 2011
Kendyl Wilson, Sept. 11, 2012
Hannah McGowen, Oct. 2, 2012
Saphyra Coombs-James, Oct. 16, 2012
Abi Sanvee, Oct. 30, 2012
Ashlie Watson, Sept. 2, 2014
Rianna Jarrett, Oct. 28, 2014
20 15 SOC C ER • Y e a r - B y - Y e a r L e a d e r s
Year 1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
ALL-TIME RECORDS
2015 S O C C ER • A l l - T i m e R e c o r d s
VICTORIES BY GOALKEEPER
1.
3.
4.
9.
Mariah Klenke............................................ 12, 2012
Mariah Klenke............................................ 12, 2014
Mariah Klenke............................................ 10, 2011
Mariah Klenke.............................................. 9, 2013
Aubrey Buehler............................................. 9, 2009
Johanna Rathbun.......................................... 9, 2008
Johanna Rathbun.......................................... 9, 2007
Megan Dempsey........................................... 9, 2003
Lauren MacKenzie....................................... 8, 2010
SHUTOUTS
1. 4.
5.
9.
10.
Mariah Klenke.............................................. 7, 2013
Cara Sullivan................................................. 7, 2006
Mariah Klenke.............................................. 6, 2012
Mariah Klenke.............................................. 6, 2014
Aubrey Buehler............................................. 5, 2009
Johanna Rathbun.......................................... 5, 2008
Johanna Rathbun.......................................... 5, 2007
Nichole Keltz................................................. 5, 2001
Megan Dempsey........................................... 4, 2003
Christina Norton.......................................... 3, 2001
Caryn Scheufler............................................ 3, 2002
LOWEST GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Johanna Rathbun...................................0.67, 2008
Aubrey Buehler......................................0.84, 2009
Johanna Rathbun ................................. 0.91, 2007
Mariah Klenke........................................0.92, 2014
Mariah Klenke........................................0.96, 2013
Mariah Klenke........................................0.96, 2012
Lauren MacKenzie.................................1.01, 2010
Megan Dempsey .................................. 1.15, 2003
Mariah Klenke........................................1.21, 2011
Cara Sullivan ........................................ 1.32, 2006
SAVES PER GAME AVERAGE
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7. 8.
9.
10.
Paige Robinson . ................................. 10.33, 2000
Caryn Scheufler . .................................. 8.47, 2001
Nichole Keltz ........................................ 8.00, 1999
Cara Sullivan ........................................ 7.74, 2006
Paige Robinson . ................................... 6.92, 1999
Caryn Scheufler . .................................. 6.44, 2002
Megan Dempsey .................................. 6.26, 2003
Jane Carroll ........................................... 5.88, 1999
Mariah Klenke........................................5.65, 2014
Lauren MacKenzie.................................4.94, 2010
INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS
POINTS
8
8
7
6
6
6
6
Dani Myrick vs. Morehead State, Oct. 11, 2002
Kim Thompson vs. North Alabama, Oct. 7, 1998
Katie Jackson vs. Eastern Kentucky, Sept. 30, 2005
Abi Sanvee vs. Tennessee Tech, Oct. 28, 2012
Dani Myrick vs. Austin Peay, Sept. 29, 2002
Rianna Jarrett at Belmont, Oct. 24, 2014
Rianna Jarrett vs. Eastern Kentucky, Oct. 10, 2014
GOALS
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
Kim Thompson vs. North Alabama, Oct. 7, 1998
Abi Sanvee vs. Tennessee Tech, Oct. 28, 2012
Dani Myrick vs. Austin Peay, Sept. 29, 2002
Rianna Jarrett at Belmont, Oct. 24, 2014
Rianna Jarrett vs. Eastern Kentucky, Oct. 10, 2014
50
ASSISTS
3
3
3
2
2
Jenni Duffy vs. Bacone, Sept. 14, 2007
Katie Behrens vs. Bacone, Sept. 14, 2007
Tavi Renier at Belmont, Oct. 16, 2002
Ashlie Watson vs. Austin Peay, Oct. 26, 2014
Rianna Jarrett vs. Indiana State, Aug. 31, 2014
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Ashlie Watson vs. Tennessee Tech, Sept. 28, 2014
Ashlie Watson vs. Bethel (TN), Aug. 27, 2014
Kendyl Wilson at Eastern Illinois, Oct. 5, 2012
Kendyl Wilson vs. Miss. Valley State, Aug. 26, 2012
Hannah McGowen vs. Morehead State, Nov. 6, 2011
Hannah McGowen vs. Arkansas State, Sept. 2, 2011
Mary Thompson vs. Evansville, Sept. 10, 2010
Amy Iwanicki vs. SIU Edwardsville, Sept. 20, 2009
Kindal Keim vs. Eastern Kentucky, Sept. 30, 2005
Dani Myrick vs. Chattanooga, Aug. 31, 2005
Kindal Keim vs. Murray State, Oct. 12, 2003
Rachel Callahan vs. IPFW, Sept. 21, 2003
Amy Kim vs. Morehead State, Oct. 11, 2002
Dani Myrick vs. Memphis, Oct. 4, 2002
Sherrie Weeks vs. Austin Peay, Sept. 29, 2002
Dani Myrick vs. Arkansas State, Sept. 8, 2002
Amanda Cadell vs. Middle Tennessee, Sept. 5, 2001
SHOTS
12
12
11
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
Rianna Jarrett vs. Tennessee Tech, Sept. 28, 2014
Sherrie Weeks at Lipscomb, Sept. 27, 2002
Rianna Jarrett vs. Indiana State, Aug. 31, 2014
Katie Behrens vs. Eastern Kentucky, Oct. 5, 2007
Katie Behrens vs. Arkansas State, Sept. 10, 2006
Katie Behrens vs. Murray State, Oct. 13, 2005
Aoife Lennon vs. Southeast Missouri, Nov. 1, 2013
Alyssa Curtis vs. Jacksonville State, Oct. 30, 2011
Katie Behrens at Chattanooga, Sept. 3, 2006
Rachel Callahan vs. Austin Peay, Sept. 29, 2002
Joanna Gomez at Jackson State, Sept. 20, 2002
SAVES
18 Jane Carroll vs. Tennessee Tech, Oct. 1, 1999
18 Caryn Scheufler vs. Missouri State, Aug. 31, 2001
17 Cara Sullivan vs. Samford, Oct. 13, 2006
16 Nicole Keltz vs. Eastern Illinois, Oct. 29, 1999
14 Caryn Scheufler vs. Belmont, Sept. 12, 2001
14 Megan Dempsey at Jacksonville State, Oct. 3, 2003
13 Lauren MacKenzie at CSU Bakersfield, Sept. 3, 2010
12 Caryn Scheufler vs. Eastern Illinois, Nov. 8, 2002
12 Cara Sullivan at Morehead State, Oct. 8, 2006
11 Mariah Klenke vs. Vanderbilt, Aug. 17, 2012
TEAM SEASON RECORDS
Matches Played
23 ................................................................................ 2011
Victories
14 ................................................................................ 2011
Highest Winning Percentage
.652............................................................................... 2011
Lowest Winning Percentage
.000 .............................................................. (0-18 in 2000)
Defeats
19................................................................................. 1999
Ties
5 .................................................................................. 2006
Longest Winning Streak
7 ........................................................................ 2012, 2013
Longest Losing Streak
18 .................................................. Aug. 26 - Nov. 1, 2000
Longest Unbeaten Streak
10 ................................................................................ 2002
Longest Home Winning Streak
8 ............................................ Sept. 9, 2012 - Nov. 4, 2012
Longest Home Losing Streak
13 ....................................... Oct. 29, 1999 - Sept. 12, 2001
Longest Road Winning Streak
4........................................................Sept. 29, 2013-Active
Longest Road Losing Streak
34 .......................................... Sept. 6, 1998 - Sept. 8, 2001
Longest Shutout Streak
677: 13 ...... (88th minute vs. Austin Peay [Oct. 1, 2006]
through 25th minute at Eastern Illinois [Oct. 31, 2006],
parts of eight matches)
Longest Scoreless Streak
360: 00 ....... (1st minute vs. Valparaiso [Sept. 24, 2000]
through 90th minute vs. Tennessee Tech [Oct. 1, 2000],
parts of four matches)
Points
125 .............................................................................. 2012
Fewest Points
24 ................................................................................ 2000
Goals
47 ................................................................................ 2002
Fewest Goals
9 .................................................................................. 2000
Assists
35 ................................................................................ 2012
Fewest Assists
5 .................................................................................. 2006
Shots
383 .............................................................................. 2011
Fewest Shots
98 ................................................................................ 2000
Shutouts
8 .......................................... 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013
Fewest Shutouts
0 .................................................................................. 1999
Goalkeeper Saves
225 .............................................................................. 1999
Fewest Goalkeeper Saves
47 ................................................................................ 2009
Lowest Goals Against Average
0.65 ............................................................................. 2008
Most Overtime Matches
6 .................................................................................. 2006
Most Consecutive Overtime Matches
4 .................................................................................. 2005
All-Time Record in Overtime Matches
.................................................................... 16-15-26 (.516)
TEAM GAME RECORDS
POINTS
23 vs. Bacone, Sept. 14, 2007
20 vs. Miss. Valley State, Aug. 26, 2012
20 vs. Christian Brothers, Sept. 16, 2007
20 vs. Belmont, Sept. 17, 2003
18 at Lambuth, Sept. 24, 2007
GOALS
7 vs. Morehead State, Oct. 2, 2005
ASSISTS
8 vs. Miss. Valley State, Aug. 26, 2012
6 vs. Eastern Kentucky, Nov. 4, 2011
SHOTS
39 vs. Southeast Missouri, Nov. 1, 2013
39 vs. Mississippi Valley State, Aug. 31, 2008
38 vs. Indiana State, Aug. 31, 2014
37 vs. Jacksonville State, Oct. 30, 2011
FEWEST SHOTS ALLOWED
0 vs. Missouri-Kansas City, Sept. 11, 2009
0 vs. Bethel (TN), Aug. 27, 2015
1 at Jackson State, Sept. 20, 2002
SAVES
20 vs. Samford, Oct. 13, 2006
19 at Christian Brothers, Sept. 7, 2001
18 vs. Southwest Missouri, Aug. 31, 2001
14 vs. Colorado, Sept. 8, 2013
14 at Jacksonville State, Oct. 3, 2003
ALL-TIME RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS
MATCHES PLAYED
Amy Maksimowicz.............................................. 86
Dominika Conc..................................................... 86
Alyssa Curtis......................................................... 85
Hannah McGowen (2010-13).............................. 83
Abi Sanvee (2010-13)............................................ 82
Lucy Pater (2011-14)............................................. 82
Kendyl Wilson (2009-12)..................................... 79
Mariah Klenke (2011-14)..................................... 77
Melissa Govea (2008-11)...................................... 76
Caitlin Smith (2005-08)........................................ 76
MATCHES STARTED
1. 2.
3.
4.
8.
9.
Amy Maksimowicz (2011-14)............................. 85
Alyssa Curtis (2011-14)........................................ 76
Caitlin Smith (2005-08)........................................ 75
Lindsey Tilk (2002-05).......................................... 73
Sherrie Weeks (1999-02)....................................... 73
Katie Behrens (2004-07)....................................... 73
Lucy Pater (2011-14)............................................. 73
Rachel Callahan (2001-04)................................... 72
Melissa Govea (2008-11)...................................... 71
Sophie Cox (2006-09)............................................ 71
POINTS
1. 2.
3. 4.
5.
6.
10.
Dani Myrick (2002-05)......................................... 91
Katie Jackson (2002-05)........................................ 70
Katie Behrens (2004-07)....................................... 55
Sherrie Weeks (1999-02)....................................... 40
Kendyl Wilson (2009-12)..................................... 39
Abi Sanvee (2010-2013)........................................ 38
Rosaelia Loza (2010-11)....................................... 38
Kindal Keim (2003-05)......................................... 38
Rianna Jarrett (2014)............................................. 38
Hannah McGowen (2010-13).............................. 37
GOALS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Dani Myrick (2002-05)......................................... 35
Katie Jackson (2002-05)....................................... 31
Katie Behrens (2004-07)...................................... 22
Abi Sanvee (2010-13)............................................ 18
Rosaelia Loza (2010-11)....................................... 17
Rianna Jarrett (2014)............................................. 17
Sherrie Weeks (1999-00)....................................... 16
Saphyr Coombs-James (2012-present)............. 15
Alyssa Curtis (2011-2014).................................... 14
Kindal Keim (2003)............................................... 13
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Dani Myrick (2002-05)......................................... 21
Hannah McGowen (2010-13).............................. 19
Kendyl Wilson (2009-2012)................................. 17
Kindal Keim (2003-05)......................................... 12
Jenni Duffy (2007-10)........................................... 12
Katie Behrens (2004-07)....................................... 11
Dominika Conc (2011-14).................................... 11
Ashlie Watson (2012-14)...................................... 10
Amanda Cadell (1999-01)...................................... 9
Melissa Govea (2008-11)........................................ 8
Katie Jackson (2002-05).......................................... 8
Sherrie Weeks (1999-02)......................................... 8
ASSISTS
SHOTS
Katie Behrens (2004-07)..................................... 244
Dani Myrick (2002-05)....................................... 186
Alyssa Curtis (2011-2014).................................. 184
Katie Jackson (2002-05)...................................... 181
Sherrie Weeks (1999-02)..................................... 175
Hannah McGowen (2010-13)............................ 157
Dominika Conc (2011-14).................................. 135
Rosaelia Loza (2010-11)..................................... 129
Jenni Duffy (2007-10)......................................... 125
Rianna Jarrett (2014)........................................... 112
Abi Sanvee (2010-13).............................................. 8
Dani Myrick (2002-05)........................................... 8
Alyssa Curtis (2011-14).......................................... 6
Brooke Robertson (2008-11).................................. 6
Katie Jackson (2002-05).......................................... 6
Rosaelia Loza (2010-11)......................................... 5
Katie Imperiale (2008-11)...................................... 5
Jamie Price (2004-07).............................................. 5
Saphyr Coombs-James (2012-present)............... 5
Rianna Jarrett (2014)............................................... 5
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
10.
Mariah Klenke (2011-2014)................................. 68
Megan Dempsey (2002-05).................................. 66
Caryn Scheufler (2001-02)................................... 35
Lauren MacKenzie (2010-11).............................. 33
Johanna Rathbun (2007-08)................................. 33
Paige Robinson (1999-00).................................... 30
Jane Carroll (1999-00)........................................... 28
Cara Sullivan (2006-07)........................................ 22
Nichole Keltz (1999-01)........................................ 19
Joanna Maas (1998).............................................. 17
MATCHES PLAYED BY GOALKEEPER
MINUTES BY GOALKEEPER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Mariah Klenke (2011-2014)........................ 6523:39
Megan Dempsey (2002-05)......................... 4635:26
Caryn Scheufler (2001-02).......................... 2968:25
Johanna Rathbun (2007-08)........................ 2888:20
Lauren MacKenzie (2010-11)..................... 2638:13
Paige Robinson (1999-00)........................... 2139:00
Cara Sullivan (2006-07)............................... 2110:00
Aubrey Buehler (2009)................................ 1400:31
Jane Carroll (1999-00).................................... 951:00
Nikki Ammons (1998)................................... 775:00
SAVES
1.
2.
3. 4.
5.
6
7.
8.
9.
10.
Mariah Klenke (2011-2014)............................... 346
Paige Robinson (1999-00).................................. 269
Caryn Scheufler (2001-02)................................. 260
Megan Dempsey (2002-05)................................ 259
Cara Sullivan (2006-07)...................................... 154
Lauren MacKenzie (2010-11)............................ 150
Nichole Keltz (1998-01)...................................... 130
Jane Carroll (1999-00)......................................... 123
Johanna Rathbun (2007-08)............................... 121
Nikki Ammons (1998).......................................... 79
SHUTOUTS
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
9.
10.
Mariah Klenke (2011-2014)................................. 21
Johanna Rathbun (2007-08)................................. 10
Cara Sullivan (2006-07).......................................... 8
Megan Dempsey (2002-05).................................... 7
Caryn Scheufler (2001-02)..................................... 5
Nichole Keltz (1999-01).......................................... 5
Aubrey Buehler (2009)........................................... 5
Christina Norton (2001)......................................... 3
Ashley Angerer (2007-08)...................................... 1
VICTORIES BY GOALKEEPER
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9.
Mariah Klenke (2011-2014)................................. 43
Megan Dempsey (2002-05).................................. 19
Johanna Rathbun (2007-08)................................. 18
Aubrey Buehler (2009)........................................... 9
Cara Sullivan (2006-07).......................................... 5
Caryn Scheufler (2001-02)..................................... 5
Nichole Keltz (1999-01).......................................... 5
Ashley Angerer (2007-08)...................................... 1
Allison Cofer (2005)............................................... 1
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (50% min.)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Johanna Rathbun (2007-08).............................. 0.78
Aubrey Buehler (2009)...................................... 0.84
Mariah Klenke (2011-2014).............................. 0.99
Lauren MacKenzie (2010-11)........................... 1.16
Megan Dempsey (2002-05)............................... 1.51
Allison Cofer (2005).......................................... 1.72
Caryn Scheufler (2001-02)................................ 2.00
Bethany White (2003)........................................ 2.90
Paige Robinson (1999-00)................................. 4.63
INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS
POINTS
1. 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
9.
Dani Myrick................................................ 39, 2002
Rianna Jarrett.............................................. 38, 2014
Katie Jackson............................................... 35, 2003
Dani Myrick................................................ 29, 2003
Saphyra Coombs-James........................... 24, 2013
Rosaelia Loza.............................................. 22, 2011
Katie Jackson............................................... 22, 2005
Ashlie Watson............................................. 22, 2014
Dani Myrick................................................ 21, 2005
Katie Behrens.............................................. 21, 2007
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
8.
Rianna Jarrett............................................. 17, 2014
Dani Myrick................................................ 16, 2002
Katie Jackson............................................... 16, 2003
Dani Myrick................................................ 11, 2003
Saphyra Coombs-James........................... 10, 2012
Rosaelia Loza................................................ 9, 2011
Katie Jackson................................................. 9, 2005
Dani Myrick.................................................. 8, 2005
Katie Behrens................................................ 8, 2007
Rosaelia Loza................................................ 8, 2010
GOALS
ASSISTS
1. 2.
3.
6.
9.
Hannah McGowen..................................... 10, 2011
Ashlie Watson............................................... 8, 2014
Kendyl Wilson.............................................. 7, 2012
Dani Myrick.................................................. 7, 2003
Dani Myrick.................................................. 7, 2002
Hannah McGowen....................................... 6, 2012
Kendyl Wilson.............................................. 6, 2011
Kindal Keim.................................................. 6, 2003
Amanda Cadell............................................. 5, 2001
Tavi Renier..................................................... 5, 2002
Dani Myrick.................................................. 5, 2005
Kindal Keim.................................................. 5, 2005
Katie Behrens................................................ 5, 2007
SHOTS
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Rianna Jarrett............................................ 112, 2014
Rosaelia Loza.............................................. 79, 2011
Katie Behrens.............................................. 75, 2007
Sherrie Weeks.............................................. 69, 2002
Katie Behrens.............................................. 67, 2005
Katie Behrens.............................................. 65, 2006
Dani Myrick................................................ 63, 2005
Katie Jackson............................................... 62, 2003
Katie Jackson............................................... 59, 2005
Melissa Govea............................................. 58, 2008
SAVES
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Paige Robinson......................................... 186, 2000
Cara Sullivan............................................. 147, 2006
Caryn Scheufler........................................ 144, 2001
Megan Dempsey....................................... 119, 2003
Caryn Scheufler........................................ 116, 2002
Mariah Klenke.......................................... 113, 2014
Mariah Klenke............................................ 95, 2012
Jane Carroll.................................................. 94, 1999
Mariah Klenke............................................ 90, 2013
Lauren MacKenzie..................................... 89, 2010
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NOTABLE SKYHAWKS
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201 5 SO CC ER • N o t a b l e S k y h a w k s
FIRST TEAM ALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
Joanna Maas Kim Thompson Caryn Scheufler Dani Myrick Kindal Keim Jamie Ohlheiser Katie Behrens
1998
1998
Danielle Rogers Brooke Robertson Melissa Govea
2008, 2009
2009, 2011
2002, 2003
2002
2011
2003
2004
2006, 2007
Nathan Pifer
OVC Coach of the Year
2002
Saphyra
Ashley Reveiz Hannah McGowenMariah Klenke
Coombs-James
2012
2012
2012, 2013
2012
Danielle Rogers
2009 OVC Defensive
Player of the Year
Aoife Lennon Hannah Fessenden Dominka Conc Amy Maksimowicz Rianna Jarrett
2013
2013
2014
2014
2014
SECOND TEAM
ALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
THIRD TEAM
ALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
Kelli Armstrong.......................................... 1999
Paige Robinson........................................... 2000
Amanda Cadell........................................... 2000
Meghan McMullen..................................... 2001
Caryn Scheufler.......................................... 2001
Meghann Jordan......................................... 2002
Jamie Ohlheiser.......................................... 2003
Dani Myrick................................................ 2005
Katie Behrens.............................................. 2004
Katie Behrens.............................................. 2005
Jamie Price................................................... 2007
Kendyl Wilson............................................ 2009
Rosaelia Loza.............................................. 2010
Sam Dunn.................................................... 2010
Alyssa Curtis.................................... 2012, 2013
Tavi Renier.................................................. 2002
Sherrie Weeks............................................. 2002
Lindsey Tilk................................................ 2003
Katie Jackson............................................... 2003
ALL-OVC NEWCOMERS
Cara Sullivan............................................... 2006
Melissa Govea............................................. 2008
Kelly Ann Hutchinson............................... 2008
Kendyl Wilson............................................ 2009
Aubrey Buehler........................................... 2009
Rosaelia Loza.............................................. 2010
Sam Dunn.................................................... 2010
Amy Maksimowicz.................................... 2011
Midori Sera.................................................. 2011
Saphyra Coombs-James........................... 2012
Ashley Reveiz............................................. 2012
Aoife Lennon.............................................. 2013
Ellie Myrick................................................ 2013
Rianna Jarrett.............................................. 2014
Taylor Fry.................................................... 2014
Melissa Govea
2011 OVC Defensive
Player of the Year
* All-OVC Third Team selections were made only in the
year’s 2002-03, replacing the honorable mention team.
ALL-OVC HONORABLE MENTION
Lisa de la Mothe......................................... 1998
Kim Thompson........................................... 1999
Amanda Cadell........................................... 2001
Sherrie Weeks............................................. 2001
*All-OVC Newcomer Team was first added for the 2005
season, replacing the league’s third team
OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Kitty Trent................................................... 2002
Caryn Scheufler.......................................... 2002
Katie Behrens.............................................. 2007
Jamie Price................................................... 2007
Danielle Rogers.......................................... 2008
Kelly Ann Hutchinson............................... 2008
Jamie Furstenberg...................................... 2008
Sophie Cox.................................................. 2009
Nuala Deans................................................ 2009
Rosaelia Loza.............................................. 2011
Mariah Klenke........................................... 2011
Melissa Govea............................................. 2011
Lucy Pater (MVP)...................................... 2011
Mariah Klenke (MVP).............................. 2012
Lucy Pater................................................... 2012
Amy Maksimowicz................................... 2012
Mary Thompson......................................... 2012
Hannah Fessenden..................................... 2013
Aoife Lennon.............................................. 2013
Lucy Pater................................................... 2013
OVC Freshman of the Year
2012
Phil NcNamara
OVC Coach of the Year
2012
Rianna Jarrett
OVC Offensive of the Year
2012
THIS IS
UT MARTIN
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ATHLETICS STAFF
Bart Belew
Charles Covington
Asst. Athletics Director
Athletic Training
Financial Operations
Danelle Fabianich
Trudy Henderson
Jason Sullivan
Veronica Williams
Asst. Athletics Director/SWA
Academics & S-A Services
Coordinator of
External Operations
Julio Freire
Director of
Intercollegiate Athletics
Bill Kaler
HEAD COACHES
Rick Robinson
Heath Schroyer
Baseball
Jerry Carpenter
Golf
Lora McDonald
Compliance
Kevin McMillan
Men’s Basketball
Justin Grinolds
Rifle
Corporate Sponsorships
& Marketing
Women’s Basketball
John Luthi
Rodeo
Development
Peter Dalton
Meghan Corvin
Cross Country
Phil McNamara
Women’s Soccer
Equestrian
Donley Canary
Softball
Compliance
Jason Simpson
Football
Dennis Taylor
Women’s Tennis
Jaclynn Yocum
Volleyball
ATHLETIC STAFF
Alex Boggis
Assistant Sports
Information Director
Nathan Morgan
University Relations
Photographer
Coordinator of
Skyhawk Radio Network
Skyhawk Radio
Network Broadcaster
Tom Britt
Issac Carrel
Butch Dowty
Tracie Moss
Caleb Poore
Ryne Rickman
Cory Scates
Chris Brinkley
Athletics Secretary
and Insurance
Academic
Support
Game Operations
Intern
Sports Information
Director
Equipment
Manager
Assistant
Athletic Trainer
Chris Gillies
Strength and
Conditioning Trainer
Amanda Guarno
John Schommer Nathan Sedergren
Faculty Athletic
Representative
Vickie Higgs
Katherine Malik
Reese Shivers
Fran Spears
Administrative Support Administrative Support
Assistant
Assistant
Strength and
Conditioning Trainer
Assistant
Athletic Trainer
Assistant
Athletic Trainer
Ticket
Operations
JULIO FREIRE
ATHLETICS DIRECTOR
HIRED: JAN. 13, 2014
Julio Freire, formerly the assistant/associate athletics director for development at the
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, was formally introduced as the 12th athletics director in
University of Tennessee at Martin history on Jan. 13, 2014. He succeeds Phil Dane, who retired
on Dec. 31, 2013 after 34 years of service at UT Martin, the last 14 of which were as athletics director.
“At certain times, certain individuals rise to the top and that’s really what happened in this case,” UT Martin Chancellor Dr.
Tom Rakes said of the athletics director search. “Julio demonstrates an understanding of protocol and team spirit necessary
for this type of position. He also exhibits a level of energy and understanding of how to interact with a whole cross section of
individuals. He has seen the intricacies of Division-I athletics and we are fortunate to have him here.”
“It’s such an exciting day for the future of Skyhawk nation,” OVC
Commissioner Beth DeBauche said. “I am absolutely delighted for
the opportunity to work with Julio and to get to work with his family
as we move forward. There are some exciting things going on in the
OVC and it’s the perfect time to be joining the league. I know Julio
brings the right energy, excitement, vision and knowledge to really be
a contributor to this fine conference.”
Freire stressed three messages at his introductory press conference,
noting that he had a plan for comprehensive excellence, he would
remain focused on the student-athlete and he would engage the
community in a meaningful way.
“We will embrace the spirit of planning for
comprehensive excellence, all in support of the
mission of the University of Tennessee at Martin. Our
plan for excellence will allow us to build upon the
department’s history and traditions. With this plan,
we will guide and support our student-athletes as they
aspire to reach their fullest potential academically,
athletically and socially.”
-Julio Freire
“We will embrace the spirit of planning for comprehensive excellence, all in support
of the mission of the University of Tennessee at Martin,” Freire said. “Our plan for
excellence will allow us to build upon the department’s history and traditions. With
this plan, we will guide and support our student-athletes as they aspire to reach their
fullest potential academically, athletically and socially.”
“We will embrace high ideals that a UT Martin student-athlete should be leaving
this great university with a meaningful degree and had been in position to compete
for championships,” Freire said. “Everyone on my staff throughout the department
and throughout the university will know that the academic achievement of our
student-athletes is our top priority. It is my intent to have us all represent this
institution with the highest degree of integrity at all times.”
“We will work to communicate a plan that will focus on the well-being of our
student-athletes,” Freire said. “This plan will be shared within our community, with
university leaders, with the academic community, with alumni and fans. We will
be inviting them all to be part of our plans and part of our success. I believe that
community engagement must extend beyond the campus border, beyond the city
limits and beyond the great state of Tennessee.”
Freire brings 22 years of experience within intercollegiate athletics and educational
settings to UT Martin. He most recently worked under athletics director Jim Livengood
at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas as senior associate athletics director from
2010-13. Freire worked closely with university relations, department leadership,
athletics development, external operations, athletic program administration and
compliance while at the Mountain West Conference affiliate.
Prior to his time at UNLV, Freire spent time at the University of Arizona from 2007-10 as the assistant/associate athletics director
for development under Livengood. Among Freire’s accomplishments at the Pac-12 school were the increase of planned gifts by
$4.5 million and serving as the athletic program liaison for the highly successful football and men’s basketball programs.
What Industry Leaders Are Saying:
“Congratulations to UT Martin for their selection of Julio Freire as their director of athletics. Julio has worked
hard for many years to learn and develop the skills and
experience necessary to lead an intercollegiate athletics
department. He will exemplify a leader who focuses on
the well-being of the student-athletes, knows how to help
coaches achieve success and understands the significant
importance of higher education.”
-Dutch Baughman, Executive Director,
Division 1A Athletic Directors’ Association
“Julio Freire is an outstanding choice as the director of
athletics at UT Martin. Julio’s unwavering commitment to
a student-athlete will benefit students, faculty, staff and
the university community in many ways. Julio is a tireless
worker, an enthusiastic advocate and a terrific leader who
will have an incredibly positive impact on all those he encounters. Congratulations and best wishes."
-Bubba Cunningham, Director of Athletics,
North Carolina
“Congratulations to UT Martin. Julio Freire is one of the
very brightest and talented athletic administrators I have
ever been around. There is not an area of intercollegiate
athletics he is not familiar with. Student-athletes, staff,
university and alums have just brightened your outstanding future at your wonderful university. UT Martin, in
baseball terms you have just hit a grand slam home run.”
-Jim Livengood, Former Director of Athletics at UNLV,
Arizona, Washington State and Southern Illinois
“We will embrace high ideals that a UT Martin student-athlete
should be leaving this great university with a meaningful degree and
had been in position to compete for championships,. Everyone on my
staff throughout the department and throughout the university will
know that the academic achievement of our student-athletes is our top
priority. It is my intent to have us all represent this institution with the
highest degree of integrity at all times.”
-Julio Freire
Freire also served at fellow OVC institution Tennessee Tech under athletics
director Mark Wilson from 2005-07 as the associate athletics director for
development. While in Cookeville, Freire was responsible for the cultivation
and stewardship of major gift prospects and donors. He increased annual
donations by 300 percent and secured seven of the 10 largest gifts in department
history.
Freire began his collegiate athletic administration career at Ohio University,
where he served as an assistant/associate athletics director for development
from 2000-04 under athletics director Thomas Boeh. During his time at the
Mid-American Conference member, Freire managed all facets of facilities
and game operations units, concession and merchandise contracts and also
supervised the renovation and construction of numerous facilities.
Freire spent 10 years as a high school teacher, counselor, coach, athletics
director and principal in Phoenix, Ariz. and Tempe, Ariz. before moving on
to Ohio.
Born in Tijuana, Mexico and raised in Tucson, Ariz., Freire ran cross country
and track and field at Arizona State University in Tempe, Ariz. He graduated
with a bachelor of arts degree in education in 1990 and earned his Master’s
degree in counseling from the University of Phoenix in 1997.
Freire, 47, is married to the former Cherie Taylor and has two children,
Christopher (11) and Gabriella (9).
“I have had the distinct pleasure of knowing Julio Freire
for over 10 years. At all times, Julio has embodied and
modeled a code of conduct that we would wish upon
every student-athlete: focus, work ethic, endurance,
a competitive spirit and a commitment to excellence.
Honor and integrity are often mere buzzwords but for
Julio, they represent his way of life. Amongst the array
of intercollegiate administrators across the United States,
Julio Freire stands amongst the very best in terms of his
preparation. Julio now brings his wealth of knowledge,
skills, experiences and relationships to bear on the UT
Martin community. You will find that Julio understands
the complexities, opportunities and benefits of a successful athletics enterprise. As a former student-athlete, Julio
also understands the transformative power of the intercollegiate athletics experience. UT Martin – prepare yourself. A professional and true gentleman is coming your
way – his name is Julio Freire.”
-Tom Thomas,
President and CEO of Cardinal Advisors
“No one that I know in our profession has prepared
themselves to take on a major leadership role with more
diligence and purpose than Julio Freire. He is thoughtful
and a relationship builder, which is evident in his extraordinary work as a development officer. His work ethic is
unmatched. Most importantly, he is a highly principled
servant leader who will be a terrific addition to the UT
Martin community."
-Todd Turner, President and Founder of Collegiate
Sports Associates
“UT Martin has made an exceptional hire in Julio Freire.
He will bring immeasurable experience, particularly in
fundraising, from a variety of top-notch institutions to the
position. Most importantly, he will exhibit tremendous
passion and an unwavering commitment to excellence
every day that will greatly benefit the UT Martin athletics
family for years to come. Having known and respected
Julio since the 1990’s, this is the ultimate home run hire
for the Skyhawks.”
-Kevin White, Vice President,
Director of Athletics, Duke University
OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE
Beth debauche
Commissioner
Brad walker
Asst. Commissioner
Operations
KYLE SCHWARTZ
Asst. Commissioner
Media Relations
BRIAN PULLEY
Asst. Commissioner
External Affairs
STEPHANIE CASTERA
Asst. Commissioner
Inst. Services/SWA
SCOTT KRAPF
Asst. Commissioner
Championships
HEATHER BROWN
Director of
Media Relations
BRYCE ROBINSON
Director of
Comp./Digital Media
JON KUKA
General Manager
IMG Sports Mrktg.
Now in its 68th year, the Ohio Valley Conference
continues to build on the success that has made
it the nation’s eighth-oldest NCAA Division I
conference.
In May 2011 the Conference expanded for
the second time in four years, adding Belmont
University which began competition in the 2012-13
academic year. The addition of Belmont gave the
OVC 12 members, the most the league has had
at one time in its illustrious history. The move
added a second team in the city of Nashville and
was the first addition to the league since Southern
Illinois University Edwardsville joined in 2008.
Subsequently, the league has shown its stability
over the past decade, seeing only one member
institution depart over the past 15 years.
The 2009-10 school year saw a change in
leadership as Beth DeBauche was named the
seventh full-time Commissioner in league history
on July 28, 2009. The last three commissioners of the
OVC have moved onto jobs as the commissioner
of the Big Ten, Big 12 and the Mid-American
Conferences.
The OVC’s proud history dates back to 1948,
but seeds for the new league were actually planted
in 1941. It was then that Roy Stewart, the athletics
director at Murray State, Charles “Turkey”
Hughes, the athletics director at Eastern Kentucky,
and Kelly Thompson, the public relations director
at Western Kentucky, first broached the idea of
forming a new conference. Discussions were put
on hold by World War II, but reemerged February
27-28, 1948 at the Kentucky Hotel in Louisville
as the three original institutions combined with
Morehead State, Louisville and Evansville to form
the OVC.
In the 1950s, the OVC became a pioneer on a
much more significant scale socially. During times
of racial segregation, league member Morehead
State became one of the first non-traditionally black
mid-southern institutions to accept a black student.
In 1958 Marshall Banks earned athletically-related
aid at Morehead, which signed a second black
athlete, Howard Murphy, a year later. In 1961
Murphy earned all-conference recognition as a
halfback in football. With racial barriers broken,
the rest of the institutions in the league began to
provide educational and athletic opportunities to
African-Americans.
After Title IX legislation passed in 1972, women’s
athletics began a rebirth on the national scene as the
NCAA began sponsoring and marketing women’s
sports. Recognizing the need to provide increased
opportunities for female athletes, the OVC began
formulating plans for women’s athletics in 1975 and
established women’s championships in the sports
of basketball, tennis and track in 1977, with cross
country and volleyball added over the next four
years. Those sports were initially governed by the
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
(AIAW), but the overall strength of women’s
programs in the league was demonstrated by the
automatic bids the OVC instantly received when
the NCAA became the governing body in 1982.
The conference added women’s golf and softball in
1994 and women’s soccer in 1998.
Through the past 67 years, 15 teams have won
or shared the league’s football title. The list is
led by Eastern Kentucky, winner of 21 outright
or shared football crowns, which is tied for the
most in Football Championship Subdivision
history (with Massachusetts). Among OVC teams,
former member Middle Tennessee is next with
11 titles, followed by Tennessee Tech with 10,
and Murray State and former member Western
Kentucky with eight apiece. Eastern Illinois has
claimed seven football crowns and Jacksonville
State has four, while Morehead State, Tennessee
State and former members Evansville and East
Tennessee State have captured two apiece. Austin
Peay, Southeast Missouri, UT Martin and former
member Youngstown State have one title apiece.
Murray State and Evansville tied for the initial
football championship, and the Racers participated
in the first-ever bowl game by an OVC team, tying
Sul Ross State 21-21 in the 1948 Tangerine Bowl.
From 1948 to 1975, OVC teams played in 15 bowl
games, winning eight of them. Eastern Kentucky
and Western Kentucky were also participants in
the NCAA Division II playoffs in the early and
mid-1970s prior to the NCAA’s reclassification
of football programs into Division I-AA. The
term “I-AA” lasted until the end of the 2006
season when it was changed to Division I Football
Championship Subdivision (FCS).
The first Division I-AA/FCS football playoff was
held in 1978 with only four teams, which is the only
year through present day that the OVC did not
field a playoff representative. In 1979, four of the
nation’s top teams were invited to the playoffs, and
two of them - Eastern Kentucky and Murray State were from the OVC. Murray dropped its semifinal
game to Lehigh, but the Colonels nipped NevadaReno in double overtime and claimed the national
championship a week later with a 30-7 victory over
Lehigh. EKU was coached by former All-America
quarterback Roy Kidd, who was in his 16th year at
the helm of his alma mater and who skippered the
Colonels to a second national title three years later.
Following the 2002 season, Kidd retired after 39
years at EKU; upon retirement, he ranked sixth alltime among Division I coaches with 315 victories,
earning him a spot in the College Football Hall
of Fame. EKU’s now 21 FCS playoff appearances
are the second for the most all-time (behind only
Montana’s 23 berths).
In addition to Kidd, other coaching legends
in the OVC include Charles “Bubber” Murphy,
who coached at Middle Tennessee from 1947-1968,
Western Kentucky’s Jimmy Feix (1968-83), Wilburn
Tucker (1954-67) and Don Wade (1968-82) of
Tennessee Tech, Bill Ferguson (1967-77) of Murray
State, Guy Penny (1959-67) of Morehead State and
Boots Donnelly (1977-78 at Austin Peay; 1979-1998
at Middle Tennessee). Following the 2011 season
Eastern Illinois head coach Bob Spoo retired after
25 years at the school (the last 16 as members of the
OVC). In his time as an OVC coach he compiled 92
total victories (fifth-most in league history) and 68
OVC wins (fourth-most in league history) and was
inducted into the OVC Hall of Fame in 2012.
A sampling of former OVC football stars,
some of whom were All-Americans during their
collegiate careers before achieving stardom at the
professional ranks, include Jim Youngblood and
Larry Schreiber (Tennessee Tech), Phil Simms
(Morehead State), Virgil Livers and Dale Lindsey
(Western Kentucky), Myron Guyton and Chad
Bratzke (Eastern Kentucky), Cortland Finnegan
(Samford) and Tony Romo and Jimmy Garoppolo
(Eastern Illinois). In 2008, former Tennessee State
standout Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie became
just the fourth NFL First Round draft pick in
OVC history when he was selected 16th overall by
the Arizona Cardinals. He would break into the
starting lineup halfway through his rookie season
and started at cornerback for the Cardinals in
Super Bowl XLIII.
The 2007 season marked a return to scholarship
football and the OVC for the Austin Peay Governors.
Following the 1996 season the Governors dropped
scholarship football and competed as both an
independent (1997-00, 2006) and as a member of
the Pioneer Football League (2001-05).
The 2007 season also brought new vernacular
to the Ohio Valley Conference and the division
formerly known as I-AA. Beginning with the
2006 National Championship game the term I-AA
was changed to NCAA Football Championship
Subdivision (FCS) in a decision by the Division I
Board of Directors. The new label was chosen to
communicate in a positive and clear manner the
unique differences between Division I football
categories (chiefly, the post-season opportunity)
while still defining them within the Division
I experience. The FCS includes programs that
compete in an effort to participate in the NCAA
championship postseason structure (one of 89
NCAA national championships) as opposed to the
Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) which competes
in an effort to participate in the postseason bowl
system (the 41 NCAA-licensed events which
includes the Bowl Championship Series).
In 2010 Southeast Missouri State, picked to
finish seventh in the preseason poll, compiled a
7-1 Conference record on the way to its first OVC
Championship since joining the league in 1991.
Overall the Redhawks were 9-2 during the regular
season and earned a berth in the FCS Playoffs, its
first playoff berth at any level in the program’s
104-year history. Southeast would lose to eventual
national champion Eastern Washington in the
second round of the playoffs. Head coach Tony
Samuel capped the year by winning the Sports
Network’s Eddie Robinson Award, given to the
National Coach of the Year. Samuel was the second
OVC coach to win the award (joining Murray
State’s Houston Nutt who won the award in 1995).
For only the second time in league history
in 2011, three teams shared the OVC football
championship, as Eastern Kentucky, Jacksonville
State and Tennessee Tech finished with 6-2 records.
The only other time in league history more than
two champions were crowned at the end of the
year was 1962 (when four teams shared the crown).
In 2012 Eastern Illinois became just the fourth
football team in OVC history to go from worstto-first in winning the OVC Championship. The
Panthers were led by head coach Dino Babers who
became just the fourth first-year head coach to win
an OVC Championship (joining Boots Donnelly
in 1977, Jason Simpson in 2006 and Dean Hood in
2008 – Jacksonville State head coach John Grass
would become the fifth coach to achieve that feat
in 2014). During the year Eastern Illinois junior
wide receiver Erik Lora shattered the FCS singleseason receptions record, hauling in 136 passes in
12 games; that mark was 13 more than the previous
NCAA record and 44 more than the previous OVC
mark.
In 2013 Eastern Illinois repeated as OVC
Champions behind Walter Payton Award winner
Jimmy Garoppolo. The quarterback became just
the second OVC player to earn the National Player
of the Year Award, joining former EIU signal caller
Tony Romo (2002). Garoppolo passed for 5,050
yards (second most in NCAA single-season history)
and 53 touchdowns (fourth in NCAA history) in
leading the Panthers to a 12-2 record and berth to
the quarterfinals of the FCS Playoffs. Garoppolo
was drafted by the New England Patriots in the
second round of the 2014 NFL Draft, becoming just
the fifth OVC player selected in that round and just
the fifth OVC quarterback ever selected (and first
since 1998).
The 2013 season saw the OVC snap a 19-game
playoff losing streak dating back to the 2000
season. Tennessee State shutout Butler (marking
the first OVC road playoff victory since 1986) to
snap the streak while later that day Jacksonville
State smashed Samford in the first round. A week
later Eastern Illinois beat Tennessee State while
Jacksonville State won at McNeese State to each
advance to the quarterfinals; that marked the first
time the OVC put two teams in the quarterfinals in
the same season since 1991. Overall the four total
playoff wins in the same season established a new
OVC record.
Over its 67 years, OVC teams have garnered
national championships and bowl games in
football, along with national team or individual
titles in the sports of rifle, cross country, track
and golf.
The playing field is not the only place where
OVC athletes are working hard. The league also
recognizes excellence in the classroom. Six ScholarAthlete Awards are presented yearly to male and
female athletes, while others are commended for
their academic success by being Medal of Honor
recipients or earning a spot on the Commissioner’s
Honor Roll. Additionally, the league annually
presents one institutional Academic Achievement
Award, as well as separate team awards in each
Conference-sponsored sport. Since the College
Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)
Academic All-America program began, the Ohio
Valley Conference has had 243 student-athletes
honored with the award, including 51 over the last
five years (2010-15).
The vision of leadership demonstrated by the
Founding Fathers in 1948 remains alive today as
the Ohio Valley Conference prepares for the future.
One example is in regard to the current trend in
collegiate athletics administration for increased
involvement of university presidents in setting
policies and making rules. The presidents of OVC
institutions, however, have always governed the
Conference, long before presidential governance
became a national theme.
The Ohio Valley Conference sponsors the
following sports: baseball, basketball, cross
country, football, golf, tennis and track for men,
and basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball,
tennis, track and volleyball for women. In addition,
the OVC also sponsors the combined men’s and
women’s sport of rifle.
Now in its seventh decade of competition, the
Ohio Valley Conference has grown significantly
from its humble beginnings while increasing the
number of athletics opportunities it provides for
students. Current league representatives include
charter members Eastern Kentucky, Morehead
State and Murray State, along with Austin Peay,
Belmont, Eastern Illinois, Jacksonville State,
Southeast Missouri, SIU Edwardsville, Tennessee
State, Tennessee Tech and UT Martin.
OVC Academic awards
The winners are selected from a group of nominees by OVC Faculty Athletics Representatives. To be eligible, honorees must have at least a 3.25 GPA and
Ohio Valley Conference.
conduct themselves in a manner which has brought credit to the student-athlete, his or her institution, intercollegiate athletics and the
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ARTHUR CASTLE
KELLY PENDLETON
RACHEL AHLERS
BRADY WAHLBERG
CHAD MCMAHAN
ANDREY YESIPOV
JAMIE FURSTENBERG
CODY TERRY
JENNA MILLER
LEAH TAYLOR
HEATHER BUTLER
WOMEN’S TENNIS
WOMEN’S TENNIS
MEN’S TENNIS
WOMEN’S TENNIS
MEN’S BASKETBALL
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
VOLLEYBALL
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
MEN’S TENNIS
SOCCER
BASEBALL
VOLLEYBALL
SOFTBALL
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Awarded
(but based on the prior year’s
OVC Scholar-Athlete Award is
each fall
achievements), the
the highest individual honor that can be earned by
OVC
student-athletes and it is given annually to
three men and three women of junior or senior status
who have accomplishments in both the classroom
and athletic arena, as well as leadership qualities.
Commissioner’s
Honor Roll
The OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll is presented
annually to student-athletes who have at least a
3.25 GPA and who have been eligible and on the team
throughout the competitive season in their chosen
NCAA-sponsored sport or sports. Since joining the OVC
1992, a total of 1,645 UT Martin student-athletes
have been named to the prestigious list.
in
Year Total Year Total
1993-94
48
2004-05
78
1994-95
62
2005-06
81
1995-96
68
2006-07
81
1996-97
41
2007-08
85
1997-98
38
2008-09
73
1998-99
52
2009-10
70
1999-00
50
2010-11
93
2000-01
58
2011-12
114
2001-02
65
2012-13
116
2002-03
82
2013-14
109
2003-04
81
2014-15
100
OVC Medal
of
Honor
The OVC Medal of Honor is given annually to the studentathlete(s) who achieve the highest GPA (4.0) in a Conferencesponsored sport. Since joining the OVC in 1992, UT Martin studentathletes have claimed 222 Medals of Honor.
YearTotal YearTotal YearTotal
1993-94
4
2001-02
7
2009-10
12
1994-95
4
2002-03
12
2010-11
15
1995-96
8
2003-04
11
2011-12
16
1996-97
8
2004-05
7
2012-13
17
1997-98
7
2005-06
8
2013-14
22
1998-99
5
2006-07
9
2014-15
16
1999-00
7
2007-08
13
2000-01
6
2008-09
8
NOTABLE ALUMNI
–Jerry Reese
New York Giants
Senior VP and General Manager
Pat Head Summitt Tennessee Lady Vols
Head Coach Emeritus
• Dr. Margaret Perry (‘61) is chancellor emeritus of
the University of Tennessee at Martin and was
the first female head of a Tennessee four-year
college or university. –Lin Dunn
• Dr. Shirley Raines (‘67) is president of the
Retired Indiana Fever
University of Memphis.
Head Basketball Coach
• Dr. Nick Dunagan (‘68) is chancellor emeritus of
The University of Tennessee at Martin.
• Houston Gordon (‘68) is a former UT
Board of Trustees member and an attorney
in Covington, Tenn.
• Dr. C. Pat Taylor (‘68) is president of
Southwest Baptist University in Missouri.
• Lin Dunn (‘69) is the retired head coach for the
Indiana Fever, winning a WNBA championship
in 2012
Bill Rhodes • Leonard Hamilton (‘71) is head coach of the
Auto Zone
Florida State University men’s basketball team.
Chairman, President and CEO
• Pat Summitt (‘74) is head coach emeritus of
the eight-time national champion Lady Vols
basketball team.
• Dr. Christy Shaffer (‘81) is president and CEO of
Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Inc., in Durham, N.C.
• Stan Bell (‘85) is a well-known radio personality in
Memphis.
Eldridge and Blakney, P.C., in Knoxville, Tenn.
• Trent Latta (‘98) is principal and COO at Structural Affiliates International, Inc., in Nashville,
• Jerry Reese (‘87, ‘88) is senior vice president and
Tenn.
general manager of the NFL’s New York Giants.
• Dr. Amanda Raley Lowery (’02) is the first UT Martin engineering student to earn a doctoral
• Charlie Neese (‘92) is a meteorologist at News
degree and is a research associate in the Vanderbilt University Department of Biomedical
Channel 5 in Nashville.
Engineering.
• Bill Rhodes (‘87) is the chairman, president and
CEO of AutoZone.
• Tasha Blakney (‘96) is attorney and partner at
MEDIA INFORMATION
INTERVIEW POLICIES
Media interviews with players and coaches are encouraged, and every effort will
be made to accommodate media requests. In-person interviews are preferred.
Telephone interviews can be arranged through the sports information office. The
best time to reach head coach Jason Simpson is weekdays between 9 a.m.-11 a.m.
RYNE RICKMAN
Sports Information
Director
ALEX BOGGIS
Asst. Sports Information
Director
POSTGAME AVAILABILITIES
Players and coaches will be available for interviews in the multipurpose room of the
Bob Carroll Football Building, after a brief cooling-off period at the conclusion of
each game. Media will be provided full stat packages upon completion of each game.
Skyhawk head coach Jason Simpson and selected players will be made available
upon request. Requests for players will be taken near the end of each game. Space
will be made available following post game interviews for filing stories.
CREDENTIALS
Requests for season or single-game working media credentials may be made through
Ryne Rickman and the Sports Information Office by e-mail or fax (731) 881-7624.
Passes may be picked up in advance at the Sports Information Office or on game day
at the will call window at Hardy M. Graham Stadium.
PRESS BOX
The Hardy M. Graham Stadium press box is located off University Street, directly
above the bleacher seating area. Internet access is available in the press box, or upon
request from the UT Martin sports information office. Media parking is located in
the general parking lot in front of the main entrance. There is no charge for parking.
TOM VIA
Sports Information
Intern
JAKE ROGERS
Sports Information
Student Assistant
CAYCE WAINSCOTT
Sports Information
Student Assistant
RYNE RICKMAN
(Men’s Basketball, Secondary Football, Baseball, Volleyball, Golf, Equestrian, Rodeo)
Sports Information Director
Office Phone: 731-881-7632
Cell Phone: 270-703-2601
E-Mail: [email protected]
ALEX BOGGIS
(Football, Women’s Basketball, Softball and Cross Country)
Asst. Sports Information Director
Cell Phone: 618-357-1536
TOM VIA
(Secondary Football, Soccer, Tennis and Rifle)
Sports Information Intern
Cell Phone: 270-970-5099
Office Fax: 731-881-7624
Web Site: www.utmsports.com
Facebook: /UTMSports
Twitter: @UTMSports and @UTM_Gameday
Instagram: UTMSports
Mailing Address:
UT Martin Sports Information
1022 Elam Center
Martin, TN 38238
ON THE WEB
A wealth of resources for the UT Martin sports information department can be
found at www.UTMSports.com. The site features updated schedules, rosters, player
information, scores and statistics.
SKYHAWKS IN PRINT
The name of our institution is The University of Tennessee at Martin and if
abbreviated, should be referred to as UT Martin. The University of Tennessee at
Martin should be used as the first reference in a news story. UT Martin should
be used in subsequent references and UTM is acceptable in headlines. TennesseeMartin, UT-Martin, UT or Martin should never be used. The description Skyhawks
should be used to represent all UT Martin athletic teams. Lady-Skyhawks or Hawks
should never be used.
SKYHAWK ATHLETICS
Above: Skyhawk rifle member Dakotah
Faught notched a piece of history
after appearing in back-to-back
NCAA Championships along with
earning All-American honors.
Above: Lester Hudson became the first Skyhawk in history to be selected in the NBA
Draft when he was drafted by the Boston Celtics in 2009. A two-time OVC Male
Athlete of the Year, he led the UT Martin men’s basketball team to its first-ever OVC
regular season championship in 2008-09. The only player in NCAA Division-I history to
accumulate a quadruple-double, he has suited up for the NBA’s Boston Celtics (200910), Memphis Grizzlies (2009-10, 2011-12), Washington Wizards (2010-11), Cleveland
Cavaliers (2011-12) and Los Angeles Clippers (2014-15) since graduating from UT Martin.
Above: Skyhawk defensive lineman Montori Hughes became
the 12th UT Martin football player to be drafted after going in
the fifth round at pick 139 overall to the Indianapolis Colts in
2013 and first since 1996.
Above: Heather Butler became the first player in UT Martin and
Ohio Valley Conference history to play in the WNBA after signing
with the San Antonio Stars. She left the Skyhawks as the program
and conference’s all-time leading scorer with 2,865 career points,
ranking 16th in NCAA history. Her 392 career 3-pointers tied the
NCAA all-time record while scoring double figures in all 129 games
of her career, ranking as the second longest streak in history.
Right: The 2014 UT Martin football team
brought the Sgt. York Trophy back to
Martin after winning the season series 3-0
against competing schools Austin Peay,
Tennessee State and Tennessee Tech.
UT MARTIN’S OVC CHAMPIONSHIPS
(since 2000)
Above: The Skyhawk women’s basketball team became just the sixth team in OVC
history to race through the regular season with a perfect record, going 16-0 en route
to the team’s third regular season title in the past four years along with the program’s
fifth consecutive postseason appearance in the Women’s NIT.
Above: Under the direction of first-year head coach Heath Schroyer, the Skyhawk
men’s basketball team engineered one of the best turnarounds in college
basketball. The Skyhawks ranked first in the nation with 12 road wins and advanced
to the Final Four of the 2015 College Insider.com Tournament, winning their first three
postseason games in Division I history.
Volleyball (2001)
Volleyball (2002)**
Women’s Tennis (2005)
Football (2006)
Men’s Basketball (2009)
Softball (2009)*
Soccer (2009)
Softball (2010)
Women’s Basketball (2011)*
Soccer (2011)*
Women’s Basketball (2012)**
Softball (2012)**
Soccer (2012)**
Women’s Basketball (2013)*
Soccer (2013)
Women’s Basketball (2014)**
Women’s Basketball (2015)
*OVC Tournament Championship
**Team Won OVC Regular-Season and Tournament Titles
2015 TEAM PHOTOS
MidFielders
Defenders
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Forwards
2015 SOCCER SCHEDULE
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DATETIME
OPPONENT
Aug. 21
6 p.m.Western Kentucky
Aug. 23
1 p.m.
Evansville
Aug. 28
7 p.m.
Troy (Troy Trojan Classic)
Aug. 30
Noon
South Alabama (Troy Trojan Classic)
Sept. 6
1 p.m.
Missouri Kansas-City
Sept. 11
7:30 p.m.
Memphis
Sept. 17
5 p.m.Western Carolina (Lipscomb Tournament)
Sept. 19
5 p.m.Akron (Lipscomb Tournament)
Sept. 25
7 p.m.
EASTERN ILLINOIS*
Sept. 27
2 p.m.
SIU EDWARDSVILLE *
Oct. 2
3 p.m.
Murray State *
Oct. 4
2 p.m.
Austin Peay *
Oct. 11
1 p.m.
Eastern Kentucky *
Oct. 16
7 p.m.
JACKSONVILLE STATE *
Oct. 18
2 p.m.
BELMONT *
Oct. 22
7 p.m.
Tennessee Tech *
Oct. 25
1 p.m.
Morehead State *
Oct. 29
7 p.m.
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI *
Nov. 1
OVC First Round
Nov. 6-8
OVC Tournament (Semifinals and Finals)
www.UTMSports.com

2015 Media Guide

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