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Northwestern Oklahoma
State University
Dana Gandolfo
Christina Nunez
Kelsey Archer
2009
RANGER SOCCER
Media Guide
Women’s Soccer
2009 Schedule
AUGUST
29 - Sat.
at East Central University
Ada
3 p.m.
2 - Wed.
11 - Fri.
13 - Sun.
20 - Sun.
24 - Thur.
26 -Sat.
at Hastings College (Neb.)
Northeastern Oklahoma State University
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Eastern New Mexico University
at Bethany College
at Sterling College
Hastings, Neb.
Alva
Alva
Alva
Lindsborg, Kan.
Sterling, Kan.
2 p.m.
3 p.m.
2 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
30 -Wed.
*Oklahoma City University
Alva
4 p.m.
6 - Tues.
*Oklahoma Christian University
Alva
7 p.m.
10 - Sat.
at *Wayland Baptist University
Plainview, Tex.
3 p.m.
13 - Tues.
at *Mid-America Christian University
Oklahoma City
3 p.m.
17 - Sat.
*Southern Nazarene University
Alva
4 p.m.
21 - Wed.
*St. Gregory’s University
Alva
4 p.m.
23 - Fri.
at *Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
2 p.m.
27 - Tues.
*University of Science and Arts
Alva
5 p.m.
31 - Sat.
at *John Brown University
Siloam Springs, Ark.
2 p.m.
3 - Tues.
at *Rogers State University
Claremore
4 p.m.
TBA
Sooner Athletic Conference Quarterfinals
TBA
TBA
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
2009 Ranger Soccer Media Guide
RECORD BOOK/HISTORY
INTRODUCTION
Table of Contents.....................................1
Quick Facts..............................................1
Athletic Directory......................................2
President, Dr. Janet Cunningham............3
ABOUT THE RANGERS
Head Coach.............................................4
Assistant Coach.......................................5
2009 Team Picture...................................6
2009 Numerical Roster.............................6
Returning Player Profiles....................7-11
New Player Profiles..........................11-13
Sooner Athletic Conference...................14
SAC Opponent..................................15-16
2008 Overall Statistics............................17
2008 Category Leaders..........................17
2008 Schedule and Results...................17
2008 Team Statistics..............................17
2008 Miscellaneous Records.................17
Year-by-Year Results..............................18
Series Records.......................................18
Individual Season Records.....................19
Team Single-Season Records................19
Career Records......................................20
Awards and Honors................................21
2008 SAC Team Statistics......................21
2008 SAC Individual Leaders.................22
MISCELLANEOUS
Athletic Director, Bob Battisti..................23
Northwestern Campus Map...................24
QUICK FACTS
Location.......................................................Alva, Oklahoma
Address.................................................709 Oklahoma Blvd.
Founded........................................................................1897
Enrollment...................................................................2,100
Nickname.................................................................Rangers
School Colors................................................Red and Black
Home Field...............................................ARC Soccer Field
Capacity........................................................................1,500
Affiliation......................................................................NAIA
Conference................................Sooner Athletic Conference
President...........................................Dr. Janet Cunningham
Athletic Director.................................................Bob Battisti
Athletic Dept. Phone......................................580.327.8632
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach.................................Steve Barrows, 8 seasons
Alma Mater (Year).........Northwestern Oklahoma St. (1984)
Record....................................................69-73-7, 8 seasons
Office Phone...................................................580.327.8103
Best Time to Call....................................Weekday Mornings
Student Assistant Coach...............Ashley Guinn, 1st Season
Athletic Trainer...................................................Rob Hibberts
Assistant Athletic Trainer...................................Joanna Crow
2008 REVIEW
2008 Overall Record....................................................2-14-1
2008 SAC Record.............................................................2-8
2008 SAC Finish..............................................................9/11
Home.............................................................................1-6-1
Away..................................................................................1-8
Neutral..............................................................................0-0
SPORTS INFORMATION
HISTORY
Ryan Hintergardt, Sports Information Director
709 Oklahoma Blvd.
Alva, Oklahoma 73717
Office: 580.327.8639
Fax: 580.327.8179
Email: [email protected]
First Year of Soccer.......................................................2001
Overall Record.........................................................69-73-1
SAC Conference Champions.......................................2004
No. of Years in Region VI Tournament.......2, 2003 & 2004
No. of Years in NAIA National Tournament..................N/A
ABOUT THE MEDIA GUIDE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION COMPLIANCE
The 2009 Northwestern Oklahoma State University soccer media guide
was designed, written and edited by Ryan Hintergardt, Sports Information
Director. Special thanks to Valarie Case, University Relations Specialist,
for editorial assistance and to Kris Johnson, Sports Information Assistant,
for the cover design and other assistance.
This institution, in compliance with Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights
Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, sections 503
and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans With Disabilities
Act of 1990, and other federal laws and regulations, does not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, physical or
mental disability, or status as a veteran in any of its policies, practices, or
procedures. This includes, but is not limited to, admissions, employment,
financial aid, and educational services. Inquiries concerning the application
of these programs should be made to the Vice President for Student Affairs
and Enrollment Management, Northwestern Oklahoma State University, Alva,
OK 73717, (580) 327-8415, or the Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department
of Education, 8930 Ward Parkway, Suite 2037, Kansas City, Mo. 64114,
(816) 268-0550.
ON THE COVER
Senior Dana Gandolfo along with junior co-captains Christina Nunez and
Kelsey Archer are pictured on the front cover of the 2009 Northwestern
Oklahoma State University Soccer Media Guide.
COST STATEMENT
This publication, printed by Northwestern Oklahoma State University, is
issued by the University as authorized by the Regional University System
of Oklahoma. A total of 210 copies have been prepared and distributed at a
cost to the taxpayers of the State of Oklahoma of $495.00.
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Ranger Athletic Department
Bob Battisti
Ryan Bay
Athletic Director
Pete Neserralla
Andrew Brown
Chesnei Thomas
Keith Barefield
Cheerleading
Football
Assistant Football
Steve Barrows
Cody Hooper
Shawna Copenhaver
Baseball
Milburn Barton
Assistant Baseball
Margo Hamilton
Women’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball Asst.
Justin Iske
Tim Kolb
Assistant Football
Rodeo
Rob Hibberts
Athletic Trainer
Women’s Soccer
Men’s Basketball
Dr. Roger Hardaway
Joanna Crow
Faculty Athletic Representative
Assistant Athletic Trainer
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Softball
Shane Hansen
Men’s Basketball Asst./
Cross Country
Chad Adams
Men’s and Women’s Golf
Champions of Character Rep.
Lisa Franz
Athletic Secretary
President - Dr. Janet Cunningham
President - Dr. Janet Cunningham
Dr. Janet Cunningham began serving as the 19th president of Northwestern
Oklahoma State University on July 1, 2006, following her appointment by the
Board of Regents of the Regional University System of Oklahoma.
Cunningham becomes just the second alumni and first woman to become
president of the institution.
In appointing Cunningham to the University’s top post, the Board of Regents
cited her leadership abilities, experience and vision for Northwestern,
qualities that inspired confidence among the University’s many stakeholders.
Cunningham was named executive vice president in 2002 after serving
12 years as vice president for fiscal affairs. As executive vice president,
Cunningham served as the second highest ranking officer at Northwestern,
developing and administering the university’s fiscal operations, with additional
direct control over student services, intercollegiate athletics, auxiliary
services, physical plant, financial aid, information technology and economic
development.
She joined the faculty at Northwestern in 1979 and continued teaching
until 1985, when she became an instructor at the University of Oklahoma
while her husband attended law school there. She returned to teaching at
Northwestern in 1988.
A Message From the President
Dear Ranger Fans:
On behalf of myself, our coaches and our more than 400
student-athletes, I want to thank you for your continued support
of athletics at Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Whether
you attend games as a fan or provide direct financial support to
our programs, you play an important role in the success of our
programs and in the academic and personal development of our
student-athletes.
Athletics has always played an important role at Northwestern. It
provides students with the opportunity to seek a college degree
and learn valuable life lessons, such as leadership, dedication
and perseverance. Athletics also provides a rallying point for
our student body, alumni and community. With that in mind, our
coaches and support personnel work diligently to prepare our
student-athletes for success both inside and outside of the realm
of competition.
Cunningham earned a doctorate in education from Oklahoma State
University and has both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from
Northwestern. She also has completed professional education at the Institute
of Educational Management at Harvard University and through the College
Business Management Institute at the University of Kentucky. In 2001, she
became a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma.
A leader in civic affairs, Cunningham serves on the executive committee
of the Alva Chamber of Commerce and is a member of the Woods County
Economic Development Association. She also has served in numerous
volunteer capacities with organizations connected to the Alva Public Schools.
Cunningham and her husband, Rick, a local attorney, have four children:
sons Brett, Tanner and Drew, and a daughter Allison.
I hope you will continue to show your pride in the Red and Black
and support Northwestern and its athletic programs. You are an
important part of our University team and we are proud to have
your support.
Ride, Rangers, Ride
Dr. Janet Cunningham
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Head Coach - Steve Barrows
Steve Barrows - Head Coach
the last six years, his squads received national
team academic and sportsmanship recognition
from the National Soccer Coaches Association
of America. He received the John Sheffield
Teacher of the Year Award for his outstanding
efforts in the classroom during the 2006-07
academic year.
Barrows completed his master’s of psychology
from Northwestern in 2003.
The 2004 squad placed second in the Region
VI Tournament and narrowly missed out on a
chance to play in the NAIA National Tournament.
He resides in Alva with his wife, Vanedda.
In 2006, Barrows officially retired after 25
years of distinguished service with the U.S.
Army and the Oklahoma and Kansas Army
National Guard units.
The inaugural season of 2001 did not turn out
exactly as Barrows would have liked. After
ending the season with a 4-14 record, he quickly
got the Rangers going in the right direction.
Steve Barrows enters his ninth season as the
head coach of the women’s soccer program
at Northwestern Oklahoma State University.
Since the team’s inception in 2001, Barrows has
compiled a 69-73-7 record.
Barrows not only showed improvement in the
2002 season, but he proved what kind of coach
he is by turning in a 13-7 record. The Rangers
finished third in the SAC and extended their
season to the second round of the conference
playoffs, where they lost a 1-0 heartbreaker to
Oklahoma Christian University.
In his tenure, Barrows has captured a Sooner
Athletic Conference Championship (2004),
competed in five SAC playoffs, appeared in two In 2003, the Rangers finished with an impressive
Region VI tournaments and received the NSCAA 14-6-1 record and made it all the way to the
Team Academic Award each season since 2003. Region VI playoffs.
On an individual level, he has produced an NAIA
Third Team All-American, four NAIA Honorable
Mention All-Americans, seven NAIA Academic
All-Americans, four ESPN The Magazine
Academic All-Americans, eight SAC First-Team
All-Conference selections and seven SAC
Second-Team All-Conference picks.
Last season, the Rangers posted a 2-14-1
overall record. During 2007, the squad was
7-10 along with a 4-5 SAC mark and made the
team’s fifth appearance in the SAC playoffs. The
Rangers fell 2-1 in the SAC quarterfinals to the
eventual champions, Rogers State University.
In 2006, Barrows’ team finished with a 4-121 overall mark. During the 2005 season, he
led the Rangers to a winning season with a
9-7-2 overall record and with a 3-3-1 Sooner
Athletic Conference mark. During the season,
the Rangers defeated #14 Auburn-Montgomery
and cracked the NAIA top 25 for the third
consecutive season.
Barrows brings experience to Northwestern
soccer as both a former semi-professional
player and coach.
He started his love of soccer at age 7 in St.
Louis where he grew up and trained under
former professional players from the United
States, Europe and South America.
Barrows started his semi-professional career
playing for F.C. Monterey in 1976 as their right
wing. He then moved on to play in South Korea
for the United Stars as the center forward from
1977-78.
His ties with Northwestern started in 1979
when he played the role of player/coach for the
Rangers’ club team.
After he graduated from Northwestern in 1984
with degrees in psychology and sociology,
he continued his tour of soccer playing. He
was a player and captain for two teams in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, before playing and
The Rangers’ most notable season was in 2004, coaching for the Albuquerque Gunners from
when the Northwestern women finished 16-3-2 1986-90 where he became the general manager
and took home the school’s first Sooner Athletic and president of the team.
Conference championship.
Before Barrows made it back to Alva, he stopped
at Kansas City from 1990-92 and played for the
Not only has Barrows been an influence on the Lobos, a member of a premier indoor soccer
field, he has been a force in the classroom. For league.
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Born
September 21, 1956
Education
Northwestern Oklahoma State Univ.
2003 - M.Ed. in Psychology
1984 - B.S. in Psychology and
Sociology
Playing History
Soccer Player/Coach (1979-81)
Club Team
Club Teams
F.C. Monterey (1976-77)
United Stars (1977-78)
Budweiser (1979-84)
Albuquerque Gunners (1987-90)
As A Head Coach
Year RecordSAC Postseason
2008 2-14-1 2-8
2007 7-10
4-5 SAC Quarterfinals
2006 4-12-1 3-9-1
2005 9-7-2 3-3-1 SAC Quarterfinals
2004 16-3-2 5-0-1 SAC Champions
Region VI Tourn.
2003 14-6-1 5-2 Region VI Tourn.
2002 13-7
5-4 SAC Semifinals
2001 4-14
3-9
Totals69-73-7 30-40-3
Assistant Coach - Ashley Guinn
Ashley Guinn - Student Assistant Coach
Northwestern alumna and former Ranger soccer
player Ashley Guinn begins her first season as
a student assistant coach, following a four-year
playing career.
Guinn graduated in May of 2009 with a degree
in business administration. She coached the
inaugural Alva High School soccer teams this
past season.
Guinn, a native of Mansfield, Tex., played in
69 games for the Rangers from 2005-08 and
scored 33 goals, ranking second in career total
points and goals. She also had six assists and
six game-winning goals during her career.
She currently is working on health and sports
science degree.
The forward was a second-team all-conference
performer during her junior year and named
to the ESPN the Magazine All-District Squad.
She was twice named an NAIA Academic AllAmerican.
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Team Picture/Roster
2009 Ranger Soccer Roster
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NAME
POS
HT
YR
Kelsey Archer 5-8Jr. GK
Katie Rings 5-2Fr. MF
Vanessa Lopez 5-4So. F
Ashley Strack 5-3So. MF
Nicole Leffingwell 5-1Fr. F
Hannah Layden 5-2Jr. D
Brittany Bunch 5-5Fr.MF/GK
Kathryn Montes 5-7Fr. MF
Maristela Ramirez-Cibes 5-4Fr. MF
Micah Mairs 5-8Fr. F
Kayla Meloni 5-7So. MF
Kelsey Burdick 5-7So. MF
Brittany Ensign 5-0Fr. D/F
Ashley Price 5-7So. D
Lee Gunn 5-4Jr. MF
Rachel Abel 5-0Fr. D
Christina Nunez 5-2Jr. MF/F
Nikee Crosse 5-4Fr. MF/D
Kelsey Yarbrough 5-8Fr. D
Dana Gandolfo 5-10Sr. D/GK
Nicolle Davis
5-5
Fr. MF
EXP
2V
HS
1V
1V
HS
2V
HS
HS
HS
HS
1V
1V
HS
HS
2V
HS
2V
HS
HS
2V
HS
HOMETOWN
PREVIOUS SCHOOL
Bartlesville
Bartlesville High School
Minooka, Ill.
Minooka Community High School
Bethany
Bethany High School
San Antonio, Tex.
Douglas McArthur High School
Copperas Cove, Tex. Copperas Cove High School
Red Deer, Canada
Lindsay Thurber Comp. HS
Lawton
Cache High School
Mesquite, Tex.
Bishop Lynch High School
Lawton
Cache High School
Edmond
Edmond North High School
San Antonio, Tex.
James Madison High School
Guthrie
Guthrie High School
Guthrie
Guthrie High School
Little River, Kan.
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
Grand Prairie, Tex.
Grand Prairie High School
Cache
Cache High School
San Antonio, Tex.
Douglas MacArthur High School
Wylie, Tex.
Wylie High School
Woodward
Woodward High School
Port Coquitlam, CanadaCarl Albert State College
Guthrie
Guthrie High School
Head Coach: Steve Barrows
Student Assistant Coach: Ashley Guinn
Athletic Trainer: Rob Hibberts
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Joanna Crow
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Player Profiles
KELSEY
DANA
ARCHER
GANDOLFO
GOALKEEPER
Junior • 5-10
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Bartlesville, Okla.
DEFENDER
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Senior • 5-10
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Port Coquitlam, Canada
Carl Albert State College
2008 SOPHOMORE
2008 JUNIOR
Named to the Sooner Athletic Conference second-team all-conference
as a goalie... Played in all 17 games in the net for the Rangers...
Ranked fifth in the NAIA and led the conference in saves per game
with 9.88... Posted 164 saves on the season and had a .816 save
percentage record, playing nearly 1,500 minutes... Recorded a season
high of 16 saves against NCAA Division II Southwestern Oklahoma
State... Had nine games with 10 or more saves...
One of seven returners to play in all 17 games... Took seven shots in
seven different games... Averaged 0.41 shots per game...
2006 FRESHMAN
Played in every game while playing goalkeeper and midfield... Held a
3-6 record in the net and saved 79.6 percent of shots... Scored a goal
against Tabor College (Kan.)... Took 11 shots on the season...
2007 FRESHMAN
PREVIOUS COLLEGE
Led the conference in saves per game with 9.75... Named the Sooner
Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week for the week of
October 8-14 when she posted her second shutout of the season
against USAO... Recorded two shutouts... First shutout was against
Lyon College (Ark.) on August 28 followed by her second shutout on
October 12 against USAO... Played in 15 of 17 games and recorded a
6-8 record in the net... Allowed 29 goals while saving 156... Posted wins
against Lyon College (Ark.), Southwestern Oklahoma State, Wayland
Baptist, Oklahoma Christian, USAO and St. Gregory’s...
Played softball at Carl Albert Junior College in Poteau... Named firstteam all-region... Led the Vikings in batting average (.378)... Blasted 11
home runs and 12 doubles and tied for the team lead in RBI’s with 55...
HIGH SCHOOL
Was the most valuable player at Terry Fox Secondary School in Port
Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada under coach Nicole Hadden...
Played left midfield and striker... Also competed in volleyball and
basketball...
PERSONAL
HIGH SCHOOL
Majoring in education with a minor in business administration...
Daughter of Jim and Kathleen Gandolfo... Born June 21, 1987... Twosport athlete that was Northwestern’s first softball All-American as she
did so during the Rangers’ 2009 season...
Was the co-captain and an all-state selection on the Bartlesville High
School team that helped lead the Bruins to the quarterfinals last
season... Was voted the most valuable player her junior season... Also
played softball...
CAREER STATISTICS
PERSONAL
Majoring in social sciences with a minor in education... Daughter of Jack
and Cindy Archer... Born March 6, 1989...
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GP-GS GA AVG. SAVES PCT. W
2008 17-7
2007 17-5
Totals 32-12
37
29
66
2.25
2.15
2.20
164
156
320
.816
.843
.829
L
1 14
6 8
7 22
T SHO
1
0
1
25
Year GP-GS Shots G A Pts.GWG
2008 17-17
2006 18-7
Totals 35-24
2
2
4
Dana Gandolfo
Kelsey Archer
7
7
11
18
0 0
1 0
1 0
0
2
2
0
0
0
Player Profiles
LEE
HANNAH
GUNN
LAYDEN
MIDFIELDER
DEFENDER
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8
Junior • 5-4
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Grand Prairie, Texas
Grand Prairie High School
Junior • 5-2
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Red Deer, Canada
Lindsay Thurber Comp. HS
2008 SOPHOMORE
2008 SOPHOMORE
Received playing time in five games... Played against Hastings (Neb.),
Midwestern St. (Tex.), Mid-America Christian, Southwestern Oklahoma
St. and East Central...
Got off five shots and had an assist in 17 games played... Assist came
against Mid-America Christian... Started in 15 games... Took two shots
against Wayland Baptist...
2007 FRESHMAN
2007 FRESHMAN
Had an assist against Lyon College (Ark.)... Started 12 games and
played in 17... Shot 12 times, landing five shots on goal...
One of three returners to start in all 17 games... Had a pair of assists on
the season... First assist was against Wayland Baptist (Tex.) followed by
Bethany (Kan.) in the next game... Took three shots on the season...
2006 REDSHIRT
Redshirted at Northwestern...
HIGH SCHOOL
Played volleyball, basketball, rugby and ran track in addition to soccer
at Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School in Red Deer, Alberta,
Canada... Placed second in the 100 meter dash in areas and took
eighth place in the 4x100 meter relay team at provincials...
HIGH SCHOOL
Second-team all-district selection performer for two seasons at South
Grand Prairie High School in Grand Prairie, Texas... Used everywhere
on the field but in the net... Also played volleyball...
PERSONAL
Majoring in pre-chiropractic... Daughter of Murray and Pam Layden...
Born February 21, 1988...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science... Daughter of Gary Gunn and Jo
Parker... Born May 11, 1988...
CAREER STATISTICS
CAREER STATISTICS
2008
5-4
2007 17-12
Totals 22-16
0
12
12
0 0
0 1
0 1
0
1
1
0
0
0
2008 17-15
2007 17-17
Totals 34-32
Hannah Layden
Lee Gunn
8
5
3
8
0 1
0 2
0 3
1
2
3
0
0
0
Player Profiles
CHRISTINA
KELSEY
NUNEZ
BURDICK
MIDFIELDER/FORWARD
MIDFIELDER
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Junior • 5-2
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San Antonio, Texas
Douglas McArthur High School
Sophomore • 5-7
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
2008 SOPHOMORE
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14
2008 FRESHMAN
Ranked third on the team in points with five... Scored a goal and had an
assist against Mid-American Christian... Had the team’s only gamewinning goal in that game... Recorded a goal against Rogers State...
Tied for second on the team in goals scored with two... Second on
the team in shots taken with 24 and second in shots on goal with 37.5
percent... Played in 16 games and started in 15...
Played in all 17 games as a true freshman and started in eight...
Recorded seven shots on the season... Had two shots agains Wayland
Baptist (Tex.)... Averaged 0.41 shots per game... 7 FRESHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
An all-state performer and named Offensive Player of the Year all four
years at Guthrie High School... Also played basketball and ran cross
country... Played club ball for the ESC 89 Black...
2007 FRESHMAN
Second on the team in goals (7), assists (4) and points (18)... Ranked
12th in the conference in points and goals scored and 13th in assists...
Also ranked 11th in shots on goals and 16th in game winning goals
within the conference... Had two multiple goal games including a hat
trick against St. Gregory’s and two goals against Doane College...
Named the Sooner Athletic Conference and Region VI Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 22-28... Scored seven goals
spread over four games and had four assists in as many games...
Landed more than 72 percent (24/33) of shots on goal... Had a game
winning goal against Lyon (Ark.) and St. Gregory’s...
PERSONAL
Undecided in her college major... Daughter of Cliff and Kim Burdick...
Born September 11, 1989...
CAREER STATISTICS
2008
Totals
17-8
17-8
7
7
0 0
0 0
0
0
0
0
HIGH SCHOOL
Was a second-team all-district selection and team captain as a senior
at Douglas MacArthur High School in San Antonio, Texas... All-state
academic in volleyball, cross country and soccer...
PERSONAL
Majoring in education... Daughter of Henry and Esther Nunez... Born
November 21, 1988...
CAREER STATISTICS
2008 16-15
2007 15-13
Totals 31-28
24
33
57
2 1
7 4
9 5
5
18
23
1
2
3
Kelsey Burdick
Christina Nunez
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Player Profiles
VANESSA
KAYLA
LOPEZ
MELONI
FORWARD
Sophomore • 5-4
Bethany, Oklahoma
Bethany High School
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MIDFIELDER
4
13
Sophomore • 5-7
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San Antonio, Texas
James Madison High School
2008 FRESHMAN
2008 FRESHMAN
One of six Rangers to record an assist... Assist was against MidAmerica Christian in the third game of the season... Took 12 shots on
the season... Had two shots in three games... Averaged 0.71 shots
per game... Tied for second in the team lead for assists... Played in 17
games and started in all but one...7 FRESHMAN
Ranked second on the team in points and goals, scoring two goals...
Had goals against Rogers State and Wayland Baptist (Tex.)... Led the
team in assists with two, one against NCAA Division II Northeastern
State and the other against St. Gregory’s... Shot 12 times on the season
and averaged 0.12 goals and assists per game... Had a 0.32 points per
game average... Started in 14 games and played in all 17...ESHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
Played soccer and softball at Bethany High School... Received time at
midfield, defense and as a forward...
HIGH SCHOOL
PERSONAL
Majoring in education... Daughter of Javier and Heather Lopez and Tony
and Tina Chan... Born May 8, 1989...
2008 17-16
Totals 17-16
12
12
0 1
0 1
1
1
PERSONAL
Majoring in nursing... Daughter of Robert and Karen Meloni... Born June
14, 1990...
CAREER STATISTICS
Was a second-team all-district selection her junior and senior seasons
at James Madison High School in San Antonio, Texas... Led her team
in assists during her senior year... Played midfield and forward... Played
club soccer for the Lions Futbol Club...
0
0
CAREER STATISTICS
2008 17-14
Totals 17-14
Kayla Meloni
Vanessa Lopez
10
12
12
2 2
2 2
6
6
0
0
Player Profiles
KATIE
ASHLEY
RINGS
STRACK
MIDFIELDER
MIDFIELDER
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6
Freshman • 5-2
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Minooka, Illinois
Sophomore • 5-3
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San Antonio, Texas
Douglas MacArthur High School
HIGH SCHOOL
2008 FRESHMAN
Was a scholar athlete and team captain for Minooka Community High
School... In addition to playing sweeper, defender, forward and center
midfield, she was a point guard on the Indians’ basketball team...
Scored a goal against St. Gregory’s in the Rangers’ 4-0 win... Finished
the season with five shots... Averaged 0.31 shots per game... Ranked
second on the team in shot percentage, landing 20 percent... Played in
16 games and started in 12...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science education... Daughter of Doug
and Nancy Rings... Born March 28, 1991...
HIGH SCHOOL
Played soccer at Columbus High School in Columbus, Miss., and at
Douglas MacArthur in San Antonio, Texas... Received time at midfield,
defense and as a forward...
PERSONAL
Daughter of Jay and Nancy Strack... Born May 23, 1990...
CAREER STATISTICS
2008
16-12
5
1 0
2
0
Nicole
LEFFINGWELL
FORWARD
7
Freshman • 5-1
#
Copperas Cove, Texas
Copperas Cove High School
HIGH SCHOOL
Was a two-time all-district selection and twice all-region nominee at
Copperas Cove High School in Copperas Cove, Texas... Was the team
captain during her senior year... Participated in volleyball and cross
country in addition to soccer...
Ashley Strack
PERSONAL
Daughter of David and Marie Leffingwell... Born October 16, 1990...
Brittany
BUNCH
MIDFIELDER/GOALKEEPER
Freshman • 5-5
Lawton, Oklahoma
Cache High School
#
9
HIGH SCHOOL
An all-state, all-district and all-conference performer at Cache High
Schoool... Was a two-time Most Valuable Player and also two-time
co-captain... Played softball and basketball in addition to soccer... Was a
member of the National Honor Society...
PERSONAL
Majoring in pre-med... Daughter of Darren and Carmen Bunch... Born
April 25, 1991...
11
Player Profiles
Brittany
Kathryn
ENSIGN
MONTES
DEFENDER/FORWARD
MIDFIELDER
10
Freshman • 5-0
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
Freshman • 5-7
#
Mesquite, Texas
#
16
HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
Was an all-state player at Guthrie High School... Played forward and
defender...
A team captain for three years at Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas,
Texas... Was the Student Council Representative of the Year, a National
Youth Leadership Forum Nominee and a nominee for People to People
Student Leadership... Also ran track and cross country...
PERSONAL
Daughter of Sherry Wilcox... Born November 7, 1990...
PERSONAL
Majoring in business administration... Daughter of Edward and Elizabeth
Montes... Born September 30, 1990...
Ashley
PRICE
Maristela
RAMIREZ-CIBES
MIDFIELDER
Freshman • 5-4
Lawton, Oklahoma
Cache High School
#
11
DEFENDER
17
Sophomore • 5-7
#
Little River, Kansas
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
HIGH SCHOOL
Played forward, midfield and defender for Soccer Forces... Four-year
track letter winner, four-time state track participant and three-year
volleyball letter winner...
HIGH SCHOOL
Was an honorable mention all-state and all-district performer while
attending Cache High School... Played high school softball...
PERSONAL
Daughter of Mike and Sharon Price... Born May 10, 1990...
PERSONAL
Undecided in college major... Daughter of Cecilio Ramirez Rossy and
Maristela Cibes Silva... Born January 28, 1991...
Rachel
ABEL
Micah
MAIRS
FORWARD
12
Freshman • 5-8
#
Edmond, Oklahoma
DEFENDER
Freshman • 5-0
Cache, Oklahoma
Cache High School
#
20
HIGH SCHOOL
An all-district performer at Cache High School under Coach Tony
Minilla...
HIGH SCHOOL
Played under Austin Risenhoover at Edmond North High School... Ran
cross country and track...
PERSONAL
Majoring in health and sports science... Daughter of Tom and Janna
Zehren... Born September 15, 1990...
PERSONAL
Daughter of Mike and Connie Mairs... Born May 3, 1990...
12
Player Profiles
Nikee
Christina Nunez
CROSSE
DEFENDER/MIDFIELDER
Freshman • 5-4
Wylie, Texas
Wylie High School
#
22
HIGH SCHOOL
Was an honorable mention performer all four years at Wylie High School
in Wylie, Texas...
PERSONAL
Majoring in social work... Daughter of Anthony Price... October 9, 1990...
Kelsey
YARBROUGH
DEFENDER
Freshman • 5-8
#
Woodward, Oklahoma
23
HIGH SCHOOL
Was the most valuable player for Woodward High School... Named to
the 4A All-State team as a senior... Played midfield and defender...
PERSONAL
Majoring in early childhood education... Daughter of Billy Yarbrough and
Diana Ball... Born March 13, 1991...
Nicolle
DAVIS
MIDFIELDER
Freshman • 5-5
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Guthrie High School
#
RS
HIGH SCHOOL
Played for 5A Guthrie High School as a midfielder, sweeper, goalie and
forward... Also played volleyball...
PERSONAL
Kelsey Archer
Majoring in marine biology... Daughter of Sean and Laurel Davis... Born
February 19, 1991...
13
Sooner Athletic Conference
What began as a
basketball conference
has become a dominant
grouping of some of the
best athletic programs in
the NAIA.
semifinals. OBU has been to the tournament for each of the last 13
years, which is the longest active stretch.
Additionally, Oklahoma Christian has been a long-time regular at
the NAIA Tournament and seven SAC schools were in the 32-team
tournament in 2004. The SAC has had at least four entrants in each
national tournament since 1997 and has had five or more entrants in
each of the last five seasons.
The Sooner Athletic Conference began in 1977-78 with Bethany
Nazarene College (now Southern Nazarene University), Oklahoma
Baptist University, Oklahoma Christian University, Phillips University
and the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma. Only one of those
charter members is no longer with the conference, which has since
added to its strength.
But basketball is just the tip of the iceberg of success in the SAC.
In track, Oklahoma Baptist won the 2005 and 2007 women’s indoor
national title and both OBU and Lubbock Christian have won national
men’s track championships in the 1990s, with the Bison adding another
outdoor men’s title in 2007. Wayland Baptist captured both the women’s
indoor and outdoor national titles in 2008 and 2009.
John Brown University has twice been an expansion team in the
conference, joining the league in 1980 and then re-joining the SAC in
1995 after a 12-year absence.
Lubbock Christian won every men’s cross country national title from
1990-97.
Oklahoma City University dropped out of the ranks of NCAA Division
I in 1985 and took up residence in the SAC, beginning in the 1985-86
season.
In baseball, Lubbock Christian won the national title in 1983 2009 and
Oklahoma City has reached the finals in every season from 2002 until
winning the title in 2005, among their league-best nine appearances.
OBU also has appeared twice. Oklahoma Christian, Wayland Baptist,
Southern Nazarene and John Brown also have made appearances in
the national tournament.
Lubbock Christian University and Wayland Baptist University left
their independent status behind and were admitted as the first Texas
members of the SAC in 1994, replacing USAO, which opted to leave
the league that year.
St. Gregory’s University, applied for membership and was granted
associate member status and competed for the conference crown for
the first time in 1998-99.
In men’s golf, Oklahoma City won the national championship in 2001,
2002, 2003, 2004, 2006 and 2007 and was the runner-up in 1991.
Oklahoma Christian was runner-up in 2001 and won it all in 2009, when
four SAC teams were in the final top 12. Wayland Baptist was runner-up
in 2007.
Charter member Phillips University was closed in the summer of
1998 due to financial instability.
Southern Nazarene won the women’s golf titles in 1999 and 2002, with
OCU finishing as runner-up in 2001, 2003 and 2004 before claiming the
2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 national crowns.
USAO, which had dropped out and joined the Red River Athletic
Conference, applied for and was granted membership in the SAC
during the 1999-2000 school year.
Over a span from 1993-2002, Oklahoma City was in the national softball
championship game 10 times, winning it all in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997,
2000, 2001, 2002 and again in 2007. They also were runner-up in 1986.
OCU has reached the national tournament a national-record 19 times.
Lubbock Christian threw its hat in the ring in 2008 and came away
with a national title. St. Gregory’s was the national runner-up in 2009.
Oklahoma Baptist has made it to three tournaments, while Oklahoma
Christian has made it twice. The SAC carries an impressive 129-52
record at the national tournament.
Northwestern Oklahoma State University was added to the
conference as a full member in the 2001-02 academic year.
Mid-America Christian University and Rogers State joined the league
and became full members in 2007-08.
The Sooner Athletic Conference has had a proud heritage in the
NAIA. In men’s basketball, a SAC team has played for the national
championship 13 times and has been in the finals in 13 of the last 17
seasons. USAO won the national crown in 2002, beating Oklahoma
Baptist in an all-SAC title tilt, John Brown won the 2005 crown and
Oklahoma City won it all in 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2007 and 2008.
Oklahoma Christian won the men’s tennis national title in 2003 and
Oklahoma City claimed the national championship in a four-year run
from 1998-2001. The OCU men were also runners up in 1994 and 1995.
In women’s basketball, SAC member Southern Nazarene won four
NAIA titles from 1994-97, with OCU going on a four-year run of its
own, winning championships from 1999-2002. SNU then upset OCU
in the 2003 and 2004 title games. Lubbock Christian was the talk of
the 2006 tournament, advancing to the championship game. In 2009,
both Oklahoma Baptist and Oklahoma City reached the national
In women’s tennis, Oklahoma City was a national runner-up in 1999.
Each year the national championships bear out what the member
institutions believe: the Sooner Athletic Conference is simply the best
small college conference in America.
14
Sooner Athletic Conference Opponents
Series History
Location: Oklahoma City, Okla.
Head Coach: Brian Harvey
2008 Record: 16-5-1
2008 SAC Record: 9-1
2008 SAC Finish: 1/11
Series Record: OCU, 11-0-1
9/23/01
10/11/01 Sports Information 9/14/02 9/6/03
Rich Tortorelli
[email protected] 11/8/03
11/14/03
PH: 405.208.5304
10/19/04
10/18/05
9/23/06 10/21/06 10/2/07
10/1/08
NW 0
NW 0
NW 0 NW 0
NW 0 NW 0 NW 0 NW 1 NW 0 NW 1
NW 1
NW 0
at vs.
vs.
at vs.
vs. vs.
at at vs.
vs. at
Series History
Location: Edmond, Okla.
Head Coach: Randall Robison
2008 Record: 11-8-1
Series Record: 0C, 9-4-1
Sports Information
Dave Seat
[email protected]
PH: 405.425.5363
9/28/01
10/3/01
9/20/02 11/6/02
10/11/03
11/4/03 10/15/04
11/1/04
11/9/04
10/6/05
9/30/06
10/28/06
9/20/07
11/3/08
NW 0 NW 0 NW 0 NW 0 NW 2 NW 3 NW 2 NW 1 NW 1 NW 1 NW 0 NW 1 NW 3
NW 7
vs. at at at vs. at at vs. vs. at at vs. vs. at
Series History
Location: Plainview, Texas
Head Coach: Shiloh Posey
2008 Record: 5-9-2
2008 SAC Record: 4-5-1
Series Record: NW, 6-1
Sports Information
Rhane Jefferss
[email protected]
PH: 806.291.1136
Location: Oklahoma City, Okla.
Head Coach: Zachery Bice
2008 Record: 6-13
9/1/01
10/27/01
9/7/02
10/5/02
10/1/03
9/15/07
10/18/08
NW 4 NW 3 NW 8
NW 5
NW 4
NW 4
NW 1
(0-1)
(0-2)
(0-3)
(0-4)
(0-5)
(0-6)
(0-6-1)
(0-7-1)
(0-8-1)
(0-9-1)
(0-10-1)
(0-11-1)
(0-1)
(0-2)
(0-3)
(0-4)
(1-4)
(2-4)
(3-4)
(3-5)
(3-6)
(3-6-1)
(3-7-1)
(3-8-1)
(4-8-1)
(4-9-1)
(1-0)
(2-0)
(3-0)
(4-0)
(5-0)
(6-0)
(6-1)
Sports Information
Sara Williams
[email protected]
PH: 405.692.3140
Sports Information
Scott Secor
[email protected]
PH: 405.491.6691
15
OC 4 OC 1 OC 1 OC 1 OC 0 OC 0 OC 0 OC 2 OC 2 OC 1 OC 4 OC 2 OC 1
OC 0
vs. WBU 0 at WBU 1 vs. WBU 0 at WBU 1 vs. WBU 0 at WBU 1
vs. WBU 2
Series History
9/9/08
NW 2 vs. MACU 1 (1-0)
Series History
Location: Bethany, Okla.
Head Coach: Julie Duncan
2008 Record: 14-2-3
Series Record: SNU, 6-4
OCU 12 OCU 4 OCU 3 OCU 3 OCU 1 (Neutral) OCU 1 (Neutral)
OCU 0 OCU 2 OCU 2 OCU 2 OCU 4
OCU 3
9/25/01
10/13/0
10/29/02
10/28/03
10/23/04 10/21/05
9/26/06 10/24/06 10/28/07
10/21/08
NW 0 at SNU 4 NW 0 vs. SNU 1 NW 2 vs. SNU 1
NW 0 at SNU 1
NW 2 vs. SNU 0 NW 4 vs. SNU 0 NW 1 vs. SNU 0 NW 1 at SNU 2 (2OT) NW 1 vs. SNU 2
NW 0 at SNU 1
(0-1)
(0-2)
(1-2)
(1-3)
(2-3)
(3-3)
(4-3)
(4-4)
(4-5)
(4-6)
Sooner Athletic Conference Opponents
Series History
Location: Shawnee, Okla.
Head Coach: Paul McNally
2008 Record: 2-12-2
Sports Information
Todd Eilert
[email protected]
PH: 405.878.5375
8/29/01 10/19/01 10/10/02 11/1/02 10/25/03 9/25/04 10/4/05 10/6/06 10/23/07
10/15/08
NW 0 at SGU 1 (0-1)
NW 0 vs SGU 4 (0-2)
NW 3 at SGU 1 (1-2)
NW 2 vs SGU 0 (2-2)
NW 3 vs. SGU 1 (3-2)
NW 2 at SGU 1 (4-2)
NW 4 vs. SGU 0 (5-2)
NW 2 vs. SGU 1 (6-2)
NW 4 at SGU 0 (7-2)
NW 4 at SGU 0 (8-2)
Series History
NW 3 at OBU 0 NW 1 vs. OBU 0 NW 1 vs. OBU 3 NW 0 at OBU 1 (OT)
NW 0 vs. OBU 1 NW 0 at OBU 2 NW 1 at OBU 4
NW 0 vs. OBU 5
(1-0)
(2-0)
(2-1)
(2-2)
(2-3)
(2-4)
(2-5)
(2-6)
Series History
9/11/01 NW 1 vs. USAO 0 10/4/01 NW 0 at USAO 3 Location: Chickasha, Okla.
9/24/02 NW 1 vs. USAO 0 Sports Information
Head Coach: Jimmy Hampton
10/2/02 NW 2 at USAO 0
Zac Underwood
10/1/03 NW 2 at USAO 0 2008 Record: 6-9-4
[email protected] 10/5/04 NW 2 vs. USAO 0 2008 SAC Record: 2-6-2
PH: 405.574.1210
10/14/05 NW 1 at USAO 0 2008 SAC Finish: 8/11
9/12/06 NW 1 at USAO 1
Series Record: NW, 7-3-1
10/10/06 NW 1 vs. USAO 2 10/12/07 NW 3 vs. USAO 0
10/13/08 NW 1 at USAO 2
(1-0)
(1-1)
(2-1)
(3-1)
(4-1)
(5-1)
(6-1)
(6-1-1)
(6-2-1)
(7-2-1)
(7-3-1)
Location: Shawnee, Okla.
Head Coach: Brent Coates
2008 Record: 9-6-4
Series Record: OBU, 6-2
Sports Information
Ray Fink
[email protected]
PH: 405.878.2108
Location: Siloam Springs, Ark.
Head Coach: Joe Thoma
2008 Record: 12-5-1
Series Record: JBU, 5-3
Location: Claremore, Okla.
Head Coach: Derek Larkin
2008 Record: 13-6
Series Record: RSU, 3-0
Sports Information
Simeon Hinsey
[email protected]
PH: 479.524.7304
9/23/04 10/29/04 10/11/05 10/28/05 9/16/06 10/13/06
10/5/07
9/23/08
Series History
10/23/02 NW 3 at JBU 4 10/18/03 NW 3 vs. JBU 1 10/12/04 NW 2 at JBU 0 9/30/05 NW 0 vs. JBU 1 9/19/06 NW 2 vs. JBU 1 10/18/06 NW 1 at JBU 3 9/26/07 NW 0 at JBU 3
10/25/08 NW 1 vs. JBU 3 (0-1)
(1-1)
(2-1)
(2-2)
(3-2)
(3-3)
(3-4)
(3-5)
Sports Information
Series History
Ryan Bradley
10/15/07
NW 0 vs. RSU 3 [email protected]
PH: 918.343.7989
10/27/07 NW 1 at RSU 2 9/25/08 NW 2 vs. RSU 4
16
(0-1)
(0-2)
(0-3)
2008 Results and Statistics
2008 Statistics
# Name
10
13
21
22
3
6
4
8
25
14
20
5
2
30
18
12
1
Ashley Guinn
Kayla Meloni
Christina Nunez
Brandi Guinn
Sarah Bryant
Ashley Strack
Vanessa Lopez
Hannah Layden
Dana Gandolfo
Kelsey Burdick
Tiffany Garcia
Jordan Click
Lindsey Ingram
Sierra Willard
Lee Gunn
Caitlin Freddie
Kelsey Archer
TEAM
OPPONENTS
GP-S
17-17
17-14
16-15
17-12
17-16
16-12
17-16
17-15
17-17
17-8
17-17
8-7
15-0
4-0
5-4
6-0
17-17
17
17
G
2008 Schedule and Results
7
2
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
49
A
1
2
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
28
Pts. SH
15
6
5
4
3
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
37
126
53
12
24
8
15
5
12
5
7
7
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
152
491
Shot% YC-RC SOG SOG% GW
.132
.167
.083
.250
.067
.200
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.099
.100
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
5-0
4-0
26
7
9
5
9
1
3
3
1
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
68
232
.491
.583
.375
.625
.600
.200
.250
.600
.143
.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.447
.473
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
14
PK-Att
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
1-1
2-3
TEAM
17
OPPONENTS 17
1561:12 49
1561:12 15
2.82 175 .781
0.86 56 .789
1-14-1 1
14-1-1 8
Category Leaders
Points
1. Ashley Guinn
2. Kayla Meloni
3. Christina Nunez
4. Brandi Guinn
5. Sarah Bryant
15
6
5
4
3
Goals
1. Ashley Guinn
2. Kayla Meloni
Christina Nunez
Brandi Guinn
5. Ashley Strack
Sarah Bryant
7
2
2
2
1
1
Game Winning Goals
1. Christina Nunez
1
Assists
1. Kayla Meloni
2. Vanessa Lopez
Hannah Layden
Sarah Bryant Ashley Guinn
Christina Nunez
2
1
1
1
1
1
Shots
1. Ashley Guinn
2. Christina Nunez
3. Sarah Bryant
4. Kayla Meloni
Vanessa Lopez
53
24
15
12
12
Shot Percentage
1. Brandi Guinn
2. Ashley Strack
3. Kayla Meloni
4. Ashley Guinn
5. Christina Nunez
.250
.200
.167
.132
.083
Shots on Goal
1. Ashley Guinn
2. Christina Nunez
Sarah Bryant
4. Kayla Meloni
5. Brandi Guinn
26
9
9
7
5
* Sooner Athletic Conference Game
2008 Team Statistics
STATISTIC
Goals-Shots Attempts
Goals Scored Average
Shot Percentage
Shots on Goal Attempts
Shots on Goal %
Shots per Game
Assists
Corner Kicks
Penalty Kicks
Fouls
Yellow Cards
Red Cards
# Name
GP-S Min
GA GAA SV SV% RecordSho
1 Kelsey Archer 17-7 1482:53 37 2.25 164 .816 1-14-1 1
30 Sierra Willard 2-0
78:19
12 13.79 11 .478 0-0-0 0
Date Opponent
Score
8-30 Hastings (Neb.)
L 0-1
9-5 at Midwestern St. (Tex.) L 1-13
9-9 Mid-America Christian W 2-1
9-14 at Southwestern Okla. St.L 0-1
9-16 East Central
0-0 (2 OT)
9-19 at Eastern New Mexico L 0-1
9-23 *Oklahoma Baptist
L 0-5
9-25 *Rogers State
L 2-4
10-1 at *Oklahoma City
L 0-3
10-8 at Northeastern St.
L 1-2
10-13 at *USAO
L 1-2 (OT)
10-15 at *St. Gregory’s
W 4-0
10-18 *Wayland Baptist (Tex.) L 1-2
10-21 *at Southern Nazarene L 0-1
10-25 at *John Brown (Ark.)
L 1-3
10-30 Baker (Kan.)
L 2-3
11-3 at *Oklahoma Christian L 0-7
NW
15-152
0.86
.099
68-152
.447
8.9
7
37
1-1
114
5
0
OPP
49-491
2.82
.100
232-491
.473
28.9
28
102
2-3
128
4
0
Goals by Period
1 2 OT OT2 Total
Northwestern 4 11 0 0
15
Opponents 23 25 1 0
49
Miscellaneous
Statistics
Overall Record
SAC Record
Home
Away
Neutral
2-14-1
2-8-0
1-6-1
1-8-0
0-0-0
Shots by Period
1 2 OT OT2 Total
152
Opponents 266 218 7 2
493
Saves by Period
1 2 OT OT2 Total
181
Opponents 31 24 1 0
56
Corner Kicks by Period
1 2 OT OT2 Total
37
Opponents 61 41 0 0
102
Shots on Goal Percentage
1. Tiffany Garcia
1.000
Jordan Click
1.000
Lindsey Ingram
1.000
4. Brandi Guinn
.625
5. Sarah Bryant
.600
Hannah Layden
.600
Fouls by Period
1 2 OT OT2 Total
114
Opponents 66 60 2 0
128
17
Year-by-Year Results/Series Records
2001
(4-14 overall, 3-9 SAC)
Aug. 25 at Central Oklahoma
L 0-8
Aug. 29 at *St. Gregory’s
L 0-1 (OT)
Sept. 7
n - Dallas (Tex.) Baptist
L 1-2
Sept. 11 *Science and Arts
W 1-0
Sept. 12 Northwood (Tex.)
L 1-5
Sept. 16 Southwestern Oklahoma
L 0-2
Sept. 18 *Wayland (Tex.) Baptist
W 4-0
Sept. 23 at *Oklahoma City
L 0-12
Sept. 25 at *Southern Nazarene
L 0-4
Sept. 28 *Oklahoma Christian
L 0-4
Oct. 4
at *Science and Arts
L 0-3
Oct. 9
at *Oklahoma Christian
L 0-1
Oct. 11
*Oklahoma City
L 0-4
Oct. 13
*Southern Nazarene
L 0-1
Oct. 19
at *St. Gregory’s
L 0-4
Oct. 21
College of the SW (N.M.)
L 1-4
Oct. 25
Central (Kan.) Christian
W 1-0
Oct. 27
at *Wayland Baptist
W 3-1
* - Sooner Athletic Conference game
n - played at a neutral site
2003
(14-6-1 overall, 5-2 SAC)
Sept. 2
Central Oklahoma
T 1-1 (2OT)
Sept. 6
at *Oklahoma City
L 0-3
Sept. 9
Northwood (Tex.)
L 2-5
Sept. 16 at Bacone
W 3-0
Sept. 18 Sterling (Kan.)
W 5-0
Sept. 20 at Ottawa (Kan.)
W 6-0
Sept. 25 at Bethel (Kan.)
W 7-0
Sept. 28 at Col. of the SW (N.M.)
W 1-0
Oct. 1
W 1-0
Oct. 3
*Wayland Baptist W 4-0
Oct. 5
Southwestern Oklahoma
W 1-0
Oct. 9
at Newman (Kan.)
W 2-0
Oct. 11
*Oklahoma Christian
W 2-0
Oct. 15
Northeastern Oklahoma
L 5-6
Oct. 18
*John Brown (Ark.)
W 3-1
Oct. 19
Bethany (Kan.)
W 5-0
Oct. 25
*St. Gregory’s
W 3-1
Oct. 28
at *Southern Nazarene
L 0-1
Nov. 4
$ at Oklahoma Christian
W 3-0
Nov. 8
$ Oklahoma City
L 0-1
Nov. 14 + Oklahoma City
L 0-1
$ - SAC Tournament - Edmond Soccer Complex
+ - Region VI Tournament - Oklahoma City
2004
(16-3-2 overall, 6-0-1 SAC)
SAC Conference Champions
at Texas Wesleyan
at Northwood (Tex.)
W 3-0
W 2-1 (2OT)
L 0-1
W 3-0
W 11-0
W 2-1
W 2-0
W 4-1
W 2-0
W 3-1
W 2-0
W 2-0
T 0-0 (2OT)
W 2-0
W 2-0
W 1-0
L 1-2 (2OT)
W 2-0
L 1-2 (3OT)
2005
2002
(13-7 overall, 5-4 SAC)
Aug. 30 at College of the SW (N.M.) L 1-4
Aug. 31 at Univ. Texas-Permian Basin W 6-0
Sept. 7
*Wayland Baptist (Tex.)
W 8-0
Sept. 8
Baker (Kan.) L 1-2
Sept. 10 Friends (Kan.)
W 1-0
Sept. 14 *Oklahoma City
L 0-3
Sept. 17 Southwestern (Kan.)
W 11-0
Sept. 20 at *Oklahoma Christian
L 0-1
Sept. 24 *Science and Arts
W 1-0
Sept. 27 College of the SW (N.M.)
L 2-4
Oct. 2
W 2-0
Oct. 5
at *Wayland Baptist
W 5-1
Oct. 10
at *St. Gregory’s
W 3-1
Oct. 14
Bethel (Kan.)
W 3-0
Oct. 19
Tabor (Kan.)
W 2-1
Oct. 21
at Southwestern Oklahoma
W 1-0
Oct. 23
at *John Brown (Ark.)
L 3-4
Oct. 29
*Southern Nazarene
W 2-1
Nov. 1
$ St. Gregory’s
W 2-1
Nov. 6
$ at Oklahoma Christian
L 0-1
$ - Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament
Sept. 4
Sept. 6
Sept. 11 at Baker (Kan.)
Sept. 16 Northeastern Oklahoma
Sept. 19 Texas Woman’s
Sept. 23 at *Oklahoma Baptist
Sept. 24 n Oklahoma Wesleyan
Sept. 28 at *St. Gregory’s
Sept. 30 at Southwestern Okla.
Oct. 2
Texas - Permian Basin
Oct. 5
*Science and Arts
Oct. 7
Bacone
Oct. 12
Oct. 15
Oct. 19
*Oklahoma City
Oct. 23
*Southern Nazarene
Oct. 26
Newman (Kan.)
Oct. 29
$ Oklahoma Baptist
Nov. 1
$ Oklahoma Christian
Nov. 8
+ Northwood (Tex.)
Nov. 9
+ Oklahoma Christian
$ - SAC Tournament - Alva, Oklahoma
+ - Region VI Tournament - Oklahoma City
T 2-2 (2OT)
W 3-1
(9-7-2 overall, 3-3-1 SAC)
Aug. 27 Northwood (Tex.)
W 4-1
Sept. 1
at West Texas A&M
L 1-3
Sept. 3
# vs. N.M. Highlands
L 0-1
Sept. 9
at #14 Auburn-Montgomery
W 1-0
Sept. 10 % vs. #24 Univ. of Mobile
L 0-3
Sept. 15 Southwestern Oklahoma W 3-2
Sept. 17 Baker (Kan.)
W 1-0
Sept. 20 Park (Mo.)
W 3-1
Sept. 23 Texas Wesleyan
W 2-0
Sept. 30 *John Brown (Ark.)
L 0-1
Oct. 4
*St. Gregory’s
W 4-0
Oct. 6
T 1-1 (2OT)
Oct. 11
*Oklahoma Baptist
L 1-3
Oct. 14
W 1-0
Oct. 18
at *Oklahoma City
L 1-2
Oct. 21
W 4-0
Oct. 23
at Newman (Kan.)
T 1-1 (2OT)
Oct. 28
$ at Oklahoma Baptist
L 0-1
# played in Canyon, Texas
% - played in Montgomery, Alabama
2006
(4-12-1 overall, 3-9-1 SAC)
Sept. 1
at Southwestern Okla. St.
L 1-2
Sept. 3
at Lyon College
L 1-2
Sept. 6
at Tabor College
W 4-0
Sept. 12 *at USAO
T 1-1 (2 OT)
Sept. 16 *Oklahoma Baptist
L 0-1
Sept. 19 *John Brown (Ark.)
W 2-1
Sept. 23 at *Oklahoma City
L 0-2
Sept. 26 *Southern Nazarene
W 1-0
Sept. 30 at *Oklahoma Christian
L 0-4
Oct. 6
*St. Gregory’s
W 2-1
Oct. 10
*USAO
L 1-2 (OT)
Oct. 13
at *Oklahoma Baptist
L 0-2
Oct. 15
Newman (Kan.)
L 1-3
Oct. 18
L 1-3
Oct. 21
*Oklahoma City
L 1-2
Oct. 24
L 2-3 (2 OT)
Oct. 28
*Oklahoma Christian
L 1-2
2007
Aug. 25
Aug. 28
Sept. 2
Sept. 4
Sept. 9
Sept. 13
Sept. 15
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Sept. 26
Sept. 28
Oct. 2
(7-10-0 overall, 4-5-0 SAC)
at Baker (Kan.)
L 0-5
Lyon (Ark.)
W 3-0
at Hastings (Neb.)
L 0-2
at Doane (Neb.)
L 2-4
Southwestern Okla. St.
W 3-1
at East Central L 1-2 (OT)
at *Wayland Baptist
W 4-1
Bethany (Kan.)
W 3-0
*Oklahoma Christian
W 3-1
at *John Brown
L 0-3
*Southern Nazarene
L 1-2
*Oklahoma City
L 1-4
18
Oct. 5
at *Oklahoma Baptist
Oct. 12
*Univ. of Science and Arts
Oct. 15
*Rogers State
Oct. 23
at *St. Gregory’s
Oct. 27
$at Rogers State
L 1-4
W 3-0
L 0-3
W 4-0
L 1-2
2008
(2-14-1 overall, 2-8 SAC)
Sept. 1
at Southwestern Okla. St.
L 1-2
Aug. 30 Hastings (Neb.)
L 0-1
Sept. 5
Midwestern St. (Tex.)
L 1-13
Sept. 9
Mid-America Christian
W 2-1
Sept. 14 at Southwestern Okla. St.
L 0-1
Sept. 16 East Central
0-0 (2 OT)
Sept. 19 at Eastern New Mexico
L 0-1
Sept. 23 *Oklahoma Baptist
L 0-5
Sept. 25 *Rogers State
L 2-4
Oct. 1
at *Oklahoma City
L 0-3
Oct. 8
at Northeastern St.
L 1-2
Oct. 13
at *USAO
L 1-2 (OT)
Oct. 15
at *St. Gregory’s
W 4-0
Oct. 18
*Wayland Baptist (Tex.)
L 1-2
Oct. 21
*at Southern Nazarene
L 0-1
Oct. 25
L 1-3
Oct. 30
Baker (Kan.)
L 2-3
Nov. 3
L 0-7
SERIES RECORDS
Auburn-Montgomery (Ala.)
Bacone
Baker (Kan.)
Bethany (Kan.)
Bethel (Kan.)
Central Christian (Kan.)
Central Oklahoma
College of the Southwest (N.M.)
Dallas Baptist (Tex.)
Doane (Neb.)
East Central
Eastern New Mexico
Friends (Kan.)
Hastings (Neb.)
John Brown (Ark.)
Lyon (Ark.)
Mid-America Christian
Midwestern St. (Tex.)
Mobile (Ala.)
Newman (Kan.)
New Mexico Highlands
Northeastern Okla.
Northwood (Tex.)
Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma Christian
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Wesleyan
Ottawa College
Park (Mo.)
Rogers State
Southern Nazarene
Southwestern College (Kan.)
Southwestern Oklahoma
Sterling College
St. Gregory’s Tabor (Kan.)
Texas Wesleyan
Texas Woman’s University of Sciene and Arts
University of Texas-Permian Basin
Wayland Baptist (Tex.)
West Texas A&M
OVERALL RECORD
1-0-0
2-0-0
2-3-0
2-0-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
0-1-1
1-3-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
0-1-1
0-1-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
3-5-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
2-1-1
0-1-0
1-2-0
3-2-0
2-6-0
4-9-1
0-11-1
1-0-0
1-0-0
1-0-0
0-3-0
4-6-0
1-0-0
5-3-0
1-0-0
8-2-0
2-0-0
1-0-1
0-1-0
7-3-1
2-0-0
6-1-0
0-1-0
69-73-7
Individual Season Records
INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS
TOTAL POINTS
Player
Year Points
Player
Year Goals
1. Sherina Wood
2. Sherina Wood
3. Sherina Wood
4. Ashley Guinn
5. Amy Scheuerman
6. Christy Welker
Sherina Wood
8. Christina Nunez
9. Ashley Guinn
Jenessa Hunter
GOALS
1. Sherina Wood
2. Sherina Wood
3. Sherina Wood
4. Ashley Guinn
5. Amy Scheuerman
6. Sherina Wood
7. Ashley Guinn
Jenessa Hunter
9. Christian Nunez
10.Ashley Guinn
ASSISTS
Player
1. Christy Welker
2. Christy Welker
Jenessa Hunter
4. Leslie Foster
5. Leslie Foster
Sherina Wood
Amy Scheuerman
Myca Crabbe
Christy Welker
Tamira Guevara
Ashley MacWhirter
SHOTS
Player
1. Sherina Wood
2. Sherina Wood
3. Sherina Wood
4. Ashley Guinn
5. Amy Scheuerman
6. Leslie Foster
7. Amy Scheuerman
Ashley Guinn
9. Ashley Guinn
9. Sherina Wood
2003
2002
2004
2007
2003
2002
2005
2007
2005
2006
2003
2002
2004
2007
2003
2005
2005
2006
2007
2008
53
49
38
37
27
20
20
18
17
17
24
23
18
18
11
10
8
8
7
7
Year Assists
2002
2003
2004
2004
2002
2003
2003
2003
2004
2004
2007
12
8
8
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
GOALKEEPER VICTORIES
Player
Year Wins
Player
Year Saves
1. Delydia Gay
2. Delydia Gay
3. Delydia Gay
4. Delydia Gay
5. Kelsey Archer
6. Lisa LaDelfa
Dana Gandolfo
8. Tiffany Smith (A)
Tania Spann
Sierra Willard
Sierra Willard
SAVES
1. Lisa LaDelfa
2. Kelsey Archer
3. Kelsey Archer
4. Delydia Gay
5. Delydia Gay
6. Delydia Gay
7. Delydia Gay
8. Dana Gandolfo
9. Sierra Willard
10.Sierra Willard
SHUTOUTS
Player
1. Delydia Gay
2. Delydia Gay
3. Delydia Gay
4. Delydia Gay
5. Lisa LaDelfa
6. Kelsey Archer
7. Dana Gandolfo
Sierra Willard
Sierra Willard
Kelsey Archer
Year Shots
2002
2004
2003
2007
2004
2002
2003
2008
2006
2005
111
88
83
66
57
56
53
53
51
49
2004
2003
2002
2005
2007
2001
2006
2001
2002
2006
2007
2001
2008
2007
2003
2002
2004
2005
2006
2006
2007
16
14
12
9
6
3
3
1
1
1
1
229
164
156
142
113
101
77
74
34
22
Year Sho.
2004
2003
2002
2005
2001
2007
2006
2006
2007
2008
12
12
8
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
Most Victories
Most Defeats
Most Ties
Fewest Victories
Fewest Defeats
Fewest Ties
Most Games Played
Most Home Wins
Most Road Wins
Most SAC Wins
Most SAC Losses
Most Goals Scored
Fewest Goals Scored
Most Assists
Fewest Assists
Most Points
Fewest Points
Most Goals Allowed
Fewest Goals Allowed
Most Shots
Fewest Shots
Most Shutouts
Most Times Shutout
Most Consec. Shutouts
Longest Winning Streak
Longest Losing Streak
Longest Home Win Streak
Longest Road Win Streak
16 (2004)
14 (2001 & 2008)
2 (2004 & 2005)
2 (2008)
3 (2004)
0 (2001, 2002, 2007)
21 (2003 & 2004)
8 (2004)
7 (2003 & 2004)
6 (2004)
9 (2001 & 2006)
55 (2003)
11 (2001)
41 (2004)
5 (2001)
147 (2003)
27 (2001)
49 (2008)
11 (2004)
402 (2004)
76 (2001)
12 (2003 & 2004)
11 (2001)
10 (9/16-10/11/03)
10 (9/16-10/11/03)
11 (9/12-10/21/01)
7 (9/18/03-9/16/04)
8 (9/6-10/15/04)
SINGLE GAME RECORDS
Most Goals Scored.........................................11
W 11-0 vs. Southwestern College (Kan.), 9/17/02
W 11-0 vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan, 9/24/04
Most Goals in a Loss......................................5
L 5-6 vs. Northeastern Oklahoma, 10/15/03
Most Goals Allowed.........................................12
L 0-13 vs. Midwestern St. (Tex.), 9/5/08
Most Goals Allowed in a Win...........................2
W 3-2 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, 9/15/05
Most Goals Combined....................................13
Highest Scoring Tie.........................................2-2
2-2 vs. Texas Wesleyan, 9/4/04
Largest Margin of Victory................................11
W 11-0 vs. Southwestern College (Kan.), 9/17/02
W 11-0 vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan, 9/24/04
Largest Margin of Defeat................................12
19
Career Individual Records
CAREER INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
TOTAL POINTS
Player
1. Sherina Wood
2. Ashley Guinn
3. Christy Welker
4. Amy Scheuerman
5. Jenessa Hunter
6. Leslie Foster
7. Grace Irvine
Christina Nunez
9. Ilisha Hall
10.Myca Crabbe
GOALS
Player
1. Sherina Wood
2. Ashley Guinn
3. Amy Scheuerman
4. Jenessa Hunter
5. Christy Welker
6. Grace Irvine
Christina Nunez
8. Ilisha Hall
9. Myca Crabbe
10.Tamira Guevara
ASSISTS
Player
1. Christy Welker
2. Leslie Foster
3. Amy Scheuerman
Jenessa Hunter
5. Sherina Wood
6. Tamira Guevara
Ilisha Hall
8. Lisa Woods
Myca Crabbe
Ashley Guinn
SHOTS
Player
1. Sherina Wood
2. Ashley Guinn
3. Amy Scheuerman
4. Jenessa Hunter
5. Leslie Foster
6. Grace Irvine
7. Christy Welker
8. Christi Phelps
9. Myca Crabbe
10.Chelsea Lawson
Christina Nunez
Years Points
2002-05 160
2005-08 72
2002-05 50
2003-06 46
2004-06 40
2002-05 25
2003-06 23
2007-08 23
2004-05 21
2002-03 18
Years
2002-05
2005-08
2003-06
2004-06
2002-05
2003-06
2007-08
2004-05
2002-03
2001,04
Goals
75
33
17
14
11
9
9
7
6
5
Years Assists
2002-05
2002-05
2003-06
2004-06
2002-05
2001, 04
2004-05
2002-03
2002-03
2005-08
28
17
12
12
10
7
7
6
6
6
Years Shots
2002-05 331
2005-08 207
2003-06 142
2004-05 114
2002-05 113
2003-06 86
2002-05 72
2003-06 60
2002-03 58
2003-04 50
2007-08 50
GOALKEEPER VICTORIES
Player
Years
Player
Years Saves
1. Delydia Gay
2. Kelsey Archer
3. Lisa LaDelfa
Dana Gandolfo
5. Sierra Willard
Tania Spann
SAVES
1. Delydia Gay
2. Kelsey Archer
3. Lisa LaDelfa
4. Dana Gandolfo
5. Sierra Willard
7. Nicci Power
8. Jenna Robertson
Tania Spann
2002-05
2007-08
2001
2006
2005-08
2001-02
2002
Wins
51
7
3
3
2
1
1
2002-05 433
2007-08 320
2001
229
2006
74
2005-08 67
2001-02 13
2001, 03 12
2003
1
2002
1
SHUTOUTS
Player
1. Delydia Gay
2. Lisa LaDelfa
3. Kelsey Archer
4. Sierra Willard
5. Dana Gandolfo
Years Goals
2002-05 36
2001
3
2007-08 3
2005-08 2
2006
1
GAMES PLAYED
Player
1. Selina Lamar
Leslie Foster
3. Sherina Wood
Delydia Gay
4. Christi Phelps
Tiffany Smith (PC)
6. Christy Welker
7. Amy Scheuerman
8. Grace Irvine
9. Erika Liechti
10.Jenessa Hunter
Years Games
2001-04 80
2002-05 80
2002-05 79
2002-05 79
2003-06 77
2003-06 77
2002-05 76
2003-06 64
2003-06 59
2003-06 58
2004-06 56
Sherina Wood
2002-05
Delydia Gay
2002-05
2004 Sooner Athletic Conference Champions
20
Christy Welker
2002-05
Awards and Honors/2008 SAC All-Conference
AWARDS AND HONORS
NAIA Academic All-Americans
Delydia Gay...............................................2005, 2004
Leslie Foster..............................................2005, 2004
Christy Welker...........................................2005, 2004
Christi Phelps............................................2006, 2005
Amy Scheuerman......................................2005, 2006
Erika Liechti.........................................................2006
Ashley Guinn.......................................................2007
NAIA All-America - 3rd Team
Sherina Wood.....................................................2004
NAIA All-America - Honorable Mention
Sherina Wood...........................................2003, 2002
Selina Lamar.............................................2004, 2003
Amy Scheuerman......................................2004, 2003
Delydia Gay.........................................................2004
Sooner Athletic Conference MVP
Sherina Wood.....................................................2004
NAIA Player of the Week
Delydia Gay.......................................October 7, 2004
SAC Coach of the Year
Steve Barrows......................................................2004
NAIA Region VI Player of the Year
Sherina Wood.....................................................2004
SAC Offensive Player of the Year
Sherina Wood...........................................2004, 2003
NAIA Region VI - 1st Team
Sherina Wood.................................2004, 2003, 2002
Selina Lamar.............................................2004, 2003
Amy Scheuerman......................................2004, 2003
Delydia Gay.........................................................2004
SAC Defensive Player of the Year
Selina Lamar........................................................2004
Sooner Athletic Conference - 1st Team
Sherina Wood.................................2004, 2003, 2002
Amy Scheuerman......................................2004, 2003
Selina Lamar.............................................2004, 2003
Delydia Gay.........................................................2004
NAIA Region VI - 2nd Team
Ilisha Hall.............................................................2004
Christi Phelps......................................................2004
Leslie Foster.........................................................2005
Sherina Wood.....................................................2005
Sooner Athletic Conference - 2nd Team
Christi Phelps............................................2005, 2004
Ilisha Hall...................................................2005, 2004
Tiffany Smith.......................................................2004
Jenessa Hunter....................................................2005
Ashley Guinn.......................................................2007
Kelsey Archer.......................................................2008
SAC Player of the Week
Sherina Wood........................September 14-20, 2003
Delydia Gay...............................Sept. 28-Oct. 4, 2003
Sherina Wood...............................October 5-11, 2003
Sherina Wood..........................September 5-11, 2004
Ilisha Hall...............................September 19-25, 2004
Jenessa Hunter..............................October 3-9, 2004
Jenessa Hunter..........................October 10-16, 2004
Delydia Gay................................October 17-23, 2004
Chelsea Comtois............................October 2-8, 2005
Ashley Guinn.............................September 3-7, 2007
Kelsey Archer..............................October, 8-14, 2007
Christina Nunez.........................October 22-28, 2007
ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American
Leslie Foster........................................................2005
Christi Phelps (Dist. 6, first-team).......................2006
Amy Scheuerman (Dist. 6, second-team)...........2006
Ashley Guinn (Dist. 6, first-team)........................2007
NSCAA Ethics Gold Award of Merit
2005
NSCAA Ethics Silver Award of Merit
2004
NSCAA Team Academic Award
2003-04 - 3.57 Team GPA
2004-05 - 3.50 Team GPA
2005-06 - 3.36 Team GPA
2006-07 - 3.52 Team GPA
2007-08 - 3.37 Team GPA
2008 Sooner Athletic Conference Team Statistics
GOALS
Team
Games Goals Avg./G
1 Oklahoma City 22 2. John Brown
18 3. Rogers State 19 4. Oklahoma Christian 20 5. Southern Nazarene 19 6. Oklahoma Baptist 19 7. Mid-America Christian19 8. Wayland Baptist
16 9. Northwestern 17 10. USAO
19 11. Saint Gregory’s 16 ASSISTS
Team
65 49 48 48 43 41 30 22 19 21 9
2.95
2.72
2.53
2.40
2.26
2.16
1.58
1.38
1.12
1.11
0.56
Games Assists Avg./G
1. Oklahoma City 22 2. John Brown
18 3. Southern Nazarene 19 4. Oklahoma Baptist 19 5. Rogers State 19 6. Mid-America Christian19 7. Oklahoma Christian 20 8. Wayland Baptist 16 9. Northwestern 17 USAO
19 11. Saint Gregory’s 16 40 32 31 30 25 20 20 13 9
10 2
1.82
1.78
1.63
1.58
1.32
1.05
1.00
0.81
0.53
0.53
0.13
SHOTS
Team
Games Shots Avg./G
1. Oklahoma City 22 2. John Brown 18 3. Southern Nazarene 19 4. Rogers State 19 5. Oklahoma Baptist 19 6. Oklahoma Christian 20 7. Wayland Baptist 16 8. USAO
19 9. Mid-America Christian19 10. Northwestern
17 11. Saint Gregory’s
16 SHOTS ON GOAL
Team
507 377 389 370 338 353 227 262 237 152 120 23.05
20.94
20.47
19.47
17.79
17.65
14.19
13.79
12.47
8.94
7.50
Games Shots Avg./G
1. John Brown 18 2. Oklahoma City 22 3. Rogers State 19 4. Oklahoma Baptist 19 5. Oklahoma Christian 20 6. Southern Nazarene 19 7. Mid-America Christian19 8. Wayland Baptist 16 9. USAO
19 10. Northwestern
17 11. Saint Gregory’s 16 21
200 238 187 185 192 171 150 123 128 68 44 11.11
10.82
9.84
9.74
9.60
9.00
7.89
7.69
6.74
4.00
2.75
SAVES
Team
Games Saves Avg./G
1. Northwestern 17 2. Saint Gregory’s 16 Wayland Baptist 16 4. Mid-America Christian19 5. USAO
19 6. Rogers State 19 7. Southern Nazarene 19 8. Oklahoma Baptist 19 9. Oklahoma Christian 20 10. John Brown 18 11. Oklahoma City 22 181 131 131 142 125 104 93 74 70 51 61 10.65
8.19
8.19
7.47
6.58
5.47
4.89
3.89
3.50
2.83
2.77
GOALS ALLOWED
Team
Games Goals Avg./G
1. Southern Nazarene 19 2. Oklahoma City 22 3. Oklahoma Christian 20 4. Rogers State 19 5. John Brown 18 6. Oklahoma Baptist 19 7. USAO
19 8. Wayland Baptist 16 9. Northwestern
17 10. Mid-America Christian19 11. Saint Gregory’s 16 9
14 20 20 22 26 33 36 49 56 53 0.47
0.64
1.00
1.05
1.22
1.37
1.74
2.25
2.88
2.95
3.31
2008 Sooner Athletic Conference Individual Leaders
2008 Sooner Athletic Conference Individual Leaders
POINTS
Name - Team
Games Goals
1 Dixon, Caroline - OCU
2 Eguren, Rachel - SNU
3 Andersson, Malin - OCU
4 Duncan, Stephanie - OC
5 Zang, Mengjun - OBU 6 Vaz e Silva, Beatriz - SNU
White, Summer - RSU
8 Roberts, Tiffany - RSU
9 Knack, Jodi - JBU
Neher, Lindsey - MACU
Mckinney, Lindsey - MNACU
12 Cole, Emma - OC
13 Leonard, Sarah - OCU
14 Malkiewicz, Camille - JBU
Dalcin Da Cas, Bruna - SNU
16 Guinn, Ashley - NWOSU
GOALS
Name - Team
1. Dixon, Caroline - OCU 2. Eguren, Rachel - SNU 3. Andersson, Malin - OCU
4. Duncan, Stephanie - OC
5. Zang, Mengjun - OBU
6. Roberts, Tiffany - RSU
7. White, Summer - RSU
8. Vaz e Silva, Beatriz - SNU
9. Neher, Lindsey - MACU
Mckinney, Lindsey - MACU
11. Cole, Emma - OC
12. Guinn, Ashley - NWOSU
13. Knack, Jodi - JBU
14. Dalcin Da Cas, Bruna - SNU
15. Leonard, Sarah - OCU
ASSISTS
Name - Team
1. Dixon, Caroline - OCU
3. Andersson, Malin - OCU
White, Summer - RSU
6. Knack, Jodi - JBU
Malkiewicz, Camille - JBU
9. Nelson, Maddison - OCU
10. Miley, Alex - OCU
11. Yowell, Caroline - MACU
Dalcin Da Cas, Bruna - SNU
Morrow, Kirsten - OBU
15. Royse, Stephanie - SNU
SHOTS
Name - Team
1. Dixon, Caroline - OCU 2. Eguren, Rachel - SNU
4. Andersson, Malin - OCU
6. Cole, Emma - OC
9. Anderson, Courtney - OBU
10. Guinn, Ashley - Nothwestern
12. Burnham, Marinne - OBU
Zang, Mengjun - OBU
14. Heinan, Hope - OC
15. Dalcin Da Cas, Bruna - SNU
22 19 22 20 18 19 17 18 18 19 19 20 22 18 19 17 28 20 19 14 12 10 10 11 7
9
9
9
8
6
7
7
Games Goals
22 19 22 20 18 18 17 19 19 19 20 28 20 19 14 12 11 10 10 9
9
9
18 19 22 7
7
8
17 7
Assists Points
Avg./G
1
0.88
16 3
8
7
4
9
6
2
6
3
3
4
7
6
5
Name - Team
1. Dixon, Caroline - OCU 2. Andersson, Malin - OCU 3. Eguren, Rachel - SNU
Burnham, Marinne - OBU
9. Cole, Emma - OC
10. Heinan, Hope - OC
11. Neher, Lindsey - MACU
14. Ritz, Carrie - RSU
0.39
0.37
0.36
Avg./G
192 105 78 88 73 70 68 59 62 53 66 51 51 51 49 0.41
Games Shots
22 19 17 22 19 20 20 18 19 17 22 18 18 19 19 SHOTS ON GOAL
1.27
1.05
0.86
0.70
0.67
0.61
0.59
0.53
0.47
0.47
0.45
Avg./G
16 9
8
7
6
6
6
7
5
6
5
5
5
4
4
15.0 3.27
2.26
2.09
1.75
1.56
1.53
1.53
1.33
1.11
1.11
1.11
1.10
1.05
1.00
1.00
Avg./G
Games Assists
22 19 22 20 17 18 18
22 18 22 19 19 19 18 19 72.0 43.0 46.0 35.0 28.0 29.0 26.0 24.0 20.0 21.0 21.0 22.0 23.0 18.0 19.0 Guinn, Ashley - NWOSU
GAME WINNING GOALS
0.73
0.47
0.36
0.35
0.35
0.33
0.33
0.32
0.28
0.27
0.26
0.26
0.26
0.22
0.21
Name - Team
Games Shots
22 22 19 17 19 18 18 20 20 19 19 18 22 17 17 76 56 47 34 36 34 33 36 35 33 32 30 34 26 26 1.53
Avg./G
Name - Team
Games Saves
1. Archer, Kelsey - NWOSU 17 168 Avg./G
9.88
19 22 19 20 17 18 18 16 17 17 18 18 18 19 19
8
5
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
SAVES
2. LaVictoire, Helen - SGU
3. Middleton, Kylie - WBU
4. Rachal, Destiny - USAO 5. Benson, Raven - MACU
6. Lynn, Bailey - RSU
7. Brown, Erica - SNU
8. Jorgensen, Lisa - OC
9. Tibbs, Brittany - OCU
10. Rouse, Megan - JBU
11. Brown, Molly - OBU
12. Pursley, Kaylynn - MACU
22
3.45
2.55
2.47
2.00
1.89
1.89
1.83
1.80
1.75
1.74
1.68
1.67
1.55
1.53
Games Goals
1. Eguren, Rachel - SNU 2. Andersson, Malin - OCU
5. Caldeira, Amanda - USAO
Zang, Mengjun - OBU
8. Anderson, Najuka - WBU
May, Jessica - RSU
11. Brannan, Mikey - JBU
Malkiewicz, Camille - JBU
Knack, Jodi - JBU
Anderson, Courtney - OBU
Yan, Lin - OBU
8.73
5.53
4.59
4.00
3.84
3.50
3.40
3.28
3.26
3.12
3.00
2.83
2.83
2.68
2.58
Avg./G
16 16 19 17 15 18 20 22 18 16 19 130 126 125 108 73 85 69 57 41
28 20 0.42
0.23
0.21
0.20
0.18
0.17
0.17
0.13
0.12
0.12
0.11
0.11
0.11
0.11
0.11
8.13
7.88
6.58
6.35
4.87
4.72
3.45
2.59
2.28
1.75
1.05
Athletic Director - Bob Battisti
BOB BATTISTI - DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
currently is working with his coaches to ensure
that athletic facilities remain a high priority
for improvement. Under his leadership, the
softball field has added a new seven-inning
scoreboard, rebuilt the dugouts and added
a new press box. The men and women’s
basketball locker rooms have been totally
renovated with new custom lockers, new
carpet, computers and signage. The soccer
field underwent changes as well, with a new
scoreboard, new press box and improved
player benches. The school has also begun
a “Vision for Victory” campaign that will lead
to an upgrade of their football and baseball
venues. This 4.5 million dollar project includes
construction of a new football locker room,
construction of a new football press box and
public use facility, construction of permanent
Bob Battisti is in his 24th year with the
seating and new dugouts at the baseball field
Northwestern Oklahoma State University
athletic program. For 21 years he served as the and construction of a new baseball locker room
and baseball/softball indoor practice facility.
men’s basketball coach and is beginning his
These facility upgrades will directly impact at
third season as the Director of Athletics.
least 220 student-athletes.
Named as Athletic Director on May 3, 2007,
Battisti brings a wealth of intercollegiate
Battisti has devoted many hours to move the
athletics experience and a history of pride
athletic program forward. In conjunction with
in being a Ranger. A veteran of 28 years
the faculty senate, Battisti has implemented
in collegiate coaching, he was the Men’s
a mandatory course performance check for
Basketball Coach at Northwestern from 1986all sports and instituted mandatory study hall
session. In addition, he has developed the first 2007. During that time Northwestern won six
conference titles and finished in the NAIA’s top
ever Student Athlete Handbook that places
25 seven times. Battisti finished with a 409-295
an emphasis on student athlete conduct,
eligibility and academic responsibilities. Battisti overall collegiate record including a 374-265
mark at Northwestern. He led the Rangers to the
NAIA national tournament five times including
an “elite eight” finish in 2007. Battisti’s finest
season was that of 1993-94 when the Rangers
posted a 29-2 overall record and finished ranked
#2 in the final national poll after advancing to the
“sweet sixteen” of the NAIA national tournament.
While at Northwestern he was named
conference coach of the year five times and was
selected as the NAIA National Coach of the Year
in 1994 by Basketball Times. During his tenure,
Battisti has coached three All-Americans and
five Academic All-Americans.
Before coming to Northwestern, Battisti served
as an assistant coach at Bethany (Minn.)
Lutheran College for three seasons before
earning his first head coaching position at
Lakewood (Minn.) Community College. After
three seasons there, he joined the staff at the
University of Minnesota for two years.
Battisti, born in Warren, Mich., received his
bachelor’s degree in health and sports science
in 1981 from Minnesota State UniversityMankato. He furthered his education with a
master’s degree in education in 1985 from the
University of Minnesota. He and his wife Shelly,
have one son, Cooper, age 13.
Supporting the Rangers...
www.nwosu.edu/vision-for-victory
Dear Ranger Alumni and Fans,
Vision for Victory Donor List (as of 8/27/09)
In September 2007, President Janet Cunningham announced
the school’s intentions to improve the football and baseball
venues to meet the needs of a modern-day collegiate athletic
program. Northwestern has termed this athletic renaissance
the Vision for Victory Campaign. Projects included as part
of this campaign include a new football locker room, which
will include space for athletic training and strength training
facilities, a new press box and public use facility, permanent
seating and new dugouts at the baseball field, and a new
indoor practice facility for our baseball and softball teams.
To complete all these projects, Northwestern must raise
approximately $4.5 million. The challenge lies in the fact we
must rely on private donations to fund this project.
We would ask that you consider a commitment to the Vision
for Victory Fund. We are counting on your gift to continue to
provide our current and future student-athletes with the very
best Northwestern has to offer.
Sincerely,
Bob Battisti, Director of Athletics
23
Charles Morton Share Trust $1.6 million
Todd and Mary Margaret Miller $350,000
M.L. Sharp $200,000
Central National Bank
$30,000
Stewart Arthurs $25,000
Dr. Troy and Kathy Brown
$25,000
Elaine Schnebel and Family $25,000
K&S Tire - Scott Riley $10,000
Thelma Crouch
$10,000
Randy and Carla Mitchel $8,000
Sam and Barbara Long $5,000
Joe and Ann Shirley $5,000
Ranger Dugout Club
$5,000
Henson Construction $4,000
Jay Reichenberger $3,000
Rick and Janet Cunningham $2,500
Brad and Lisa Franz $2,000
Dr. Steve Lohmann $2,000
David Pecha $2,000
Steve and Janet Valencia $2,000
Allen Zadorozny $1,800
Bob and Shelly Battisti $1,200
Tim and Brooke Albin $1,000
Mike Benway Family
$1,000
Dr. Darrel and Jody Caldwell $1,000
Brandon Christenson $1,000
Ron and Myra Davison $1,000
William Fitzpatrick $1,000
Bo Hannaford $1,000
Mike and Brenda Hood
$1,000
Harvey Land $1,000
Jack and Barbara Myers $1,000
Marilyn Myers $1,000
Stephen L. Myers $1,000
Donnie Osburn $1,000
Larry and Lizabeth Richey $1,000
Doug Sisemore $1,000
Chris Stehr
$1,000
Kevin and Kyle Taylor
$1,000
Gary and Kathy Earnest $500
Max Ritter $500
Keith Barefield $250
Lee and Cindy Brower $250
Angelia Case $250
Ted and Michelle Cox $250
Vince and Kimberly Fulks $250
Steve and Pat Headlee
$250
Steve Howard $250
Lois Hudgins $250
Karen Sue Linstrum
$250
Joe and Tanya Phillips $250
Ray Troutt $250
Steve Volza $250
Jerry and Donna Brownrigg $100
Dr. Yvonne Carmichael $100
Milt Lehr $100
Manuel Martinez $100
Kelly Parker $100
Steve and Bev Russell $100
Butch Lingenfelter
$25
Marietta Washington
$25
TOTAL
$2,332,100
Campus Map
24
Champions of Character
Respect
integrity
Responsibility
Servant Leadership
Sportsmanship
Since 1937, the NAIA has administered programs and championships in proper balance with the
overall educational experience. In 2000, the NAIA reaffirmed its purpose to enhance the
character-building aspects of sport. Through Champions of Character, the NAIA seeks to create an
environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit
of competition through five tenets: respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership and
sportsmanship. The NAIA Champions of Character program is designed to instill an understanding of
character values in sport, and provide student-athletes, coaches and parents the training to help them
know the right thing, do the right thing and value the right thing inside and outside the sports setting.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE
STUDENT-ATHLETE
• 48,000 participating student-athletes
• Hundreds of NAIA students recognized annually
as All-America Scholar-Athletes, thousands more
honored on the conference level
• Championship opportunities at the conference,
sectional, regional, and national levels
• 23 championships encompassing 13 sports:
MEN
WOMEN
Baseball
Basketball (Div. I & II)
Cross Country
Football
Golf
Indoor Track & Field
Outdoor Track & Field
Soccer
Swimming and Diving
Tennis
Wrestling
Basketball (Div. I & II)
Cross Country
Golf
Indoor Track & Field
Outdoor Track & Field
Soccer
Softball
Swimming and Diving
Tennis
Volleyball
“
One athlete of character will
improve a team. One team of
character will improve a school.
One school of character can
impact an entire community.
”
- Bruce Brown
NAIA Special Presenter
Sponsored By:
www.championsofcharacter.org
2009 Ranger Soccer
No. Player
Ht.
1
Kelsey Archer
5-8Jr. GK
2V
Bartlesville
3
Katie Rings
5-2Fr. MF
HS
Minooka, Ill.
4
Vanessa Lopez
5-4So. F
1V
Bethany
Bethany High School
6
Ashley Strack 5-3So. MF
1V
San Antonio, Tex. Douglas McArthur High School
7
Nicole Leffingwell
5-1
Fr. F
HS
Copperas Cove, Tex.Copperas Cove High School
8
Hannah Layden
5-2Jr. D
2V
Red Deer, Canada Lindsay Thurber Comp. HS
9
Brittany Bunch
5-5Fr.MF/GK HS
Lawton
Cache High School
5-7Fr. MF
HS
Mesquite, Tex.
11 Maristela Ramirez-Cibes5-4Fr. MF
HS
Lawton
Cache High School
12 Micah Mairs
5-8Fr. F
HS
Edmond
13 Kayla Meloni
5-7So. MF
1V
San Antonio, Tex. James Madison High School
14 Kelsey Burdick
5-7So. MF
1V
Guthrie
Guthrie High School
16 Brittany Ensign
5-0Fr. D/F
HS
Guthrie
Guthrie High School
17 Ashley Price
5-7So. D
HS
Little River, Kan.
Little River High School
18 Lee Gunn
5-4Jr. MF
2V
Grand Prairie, Tex. Grand Prairie High School
20 Rachel Abel
5-0Fr. D
HS
Cache
21 Christina Nunez
5-2Jr. MF/F
2V
San Antonio, Tex. Douglas MacArthur High School
22 Nikee Crosse
5-4Fr.MF/D HS
Wylie, Tex.
Wylie High School
23 Kelsey Yarbrough
5-8Fr. D
HS
Woodward
25 Dana Gandolfo 5-10Sr.D/GK
2V
Port Coquitlam, Can. Carl Albert State College
RS Nicolle Davis
HS
Guthrie
10 Kathryn Montes
CL
Pos. Exp. Hometown
5-5Fr. MF
Head Coach: Steve Barrows
Student Assistant Coach: Ashley Guinn
Previous School
Cache High School
Guthrie High School

3 - Northwestern Oklahoma State University

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