5 Core Character Values

RespectTreating yourself, other persons, institutions, guests and sports to the highest standards of conduct.

IntegrityKeeping commitments. It is developing an integrated character that includes but goes beyond honesty.

Responsibility Be accountable for your actions. It is not doing anything that would reflect poorly on your team, your school or yourself.

Servant LeadershipPutting the group first while also becoming responsible for personal and group roles while performing at your best. Leadership implies managing yourself well.

SportsmanshipA matter of being of good character and doing the right thing. Fairness and equity are expected in all contests and relationships.

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HistoryIn 1929, only briar patches covered a 175-foot hill located on the western outskirts of Sioux City, Iowa. But two people – Mother Mary Dominica Wieneke, Major Superior of the Sisters of Saint Francis, and the Most Reverend Edmond Heelan, Bishop of the Sioux City Diocese – had a vision. They saw that hill crowned with a Catholic college for women. Mother Dominica and Bishop Heelan met on March 9, 1929 with members of the Sioux City community. Businessmen attending that meeting committed themselves to raising $25,000 to support the establishment of the college in Sioux City. After this showing of community support, significant events followed in rapid succession. On Sept. 18, 1930, the college, named Briar Cliff after the hill on which it is located, was dedicated. Four days later, 25 women started classes in Heelan Hall, the only building on campus. In 1937, the University’s two-year program was extended to four years. Fifty-five men were admitted to Briar Cliff in 1965 and co-education was formalized in 1966 with the admission of 150 full-time male students. The innovative Weekend College program started in the fall of 1979. The spring of 1980 saw the addition of a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. A Master of Arts in Education was implemented in the summer of 2001. The college officially became a University on June 1, 2001. The University’s academic growth required an expanding physical plant. As time passed, more buildings began sprouting from the briar-covered hill: a four-story addition to Heelan Hall in 1948; the library and Our Lady of Grace Chapel in 1959; Alverno Hall, a women’s residence, in 1965; a gymnasium in 1966; Toller Hall, a men’s residence, in 1967; Noonan Hall in 1968; the Newman Flanagan Center in 1982; the addition of three classrooms in the theatre in 1986; the completion in 1988 of the Baxter-DiGiovanni Living & Learning Center; KLIF-AM campus radio station in 1987; and the renovated dining hall in 1989.

The $6 million, 43,350-square-foot Stark Student Center opened in the fall of 2000. Additionally, extensive renovations to Alverno Residence Hall have expanded Briar Cliff’s recreational facilities. The construction of the McCoy Arnold Center, completed in 2004, further enhanced recreational facilities. On Sept. 1, 2011, Briar Cliff formally broke ground for a $10.75 million addition and renovation of Heelan Hall, slated for completion in September 2013. The project will involve the addition of a three-floor wing with state-of-the-art science laboratories, a business case room, general classrooms and a four-story atrium. The Heelan Hall project will include new heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems along with renovation of various classrooms and labs in the existing structure.

LocationBriar Cliff University is located on a scenic hilltop campus at the edge of urban development, yet minutes from Downtown Sioux City (population 83,000). In a tri-state area where Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota meet, Sioux City is connected with other metro areas by Interstate Highway 29 and is about an hour away by air from Minneapolis, Chicago, St. Louis and Denver.

AcademicsBriar Cliff offers over 40 academic majors and pre-professional programs. The Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Bachelor of Social Work degrees are conferred. Two-year Associate of Arts degrees are also available in two areas. The Master of Arts in Human Resource Management, Master of Science in Nursing and Graduate Management Certificate are also conferred. The academic year consists of two semesters with January and May terms.

StudentsMore than 1,150 students from across the U.S. and around the world attend Briar Cliff. Approximately 98 percent of undergraduate students receive financial aid.

Accreditation and ApprovalBriar Cliff is accredited as a degree-granting institution by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The education program of the University is approved by the Iowa State Department of Public Instruction for Certification of Teachers. The social work program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. The nursing program is accredited by the National League for Nursing.

LOCATION SIOUX CITY, IOWA

FOUNDED 1930

ATHLETIC COLORS BLUE AND GOLD

NICKNAME CHARGERS

ARENA NEWMANN FLANAGAN CENTER

NATIONAL AFFILIATION NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

CONFERENCE GREAT PLAINS ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

PRESIDENT BEV WHARTON

VP FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS WILLIAM MANGAN [PH.D.]

VP FOR ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT SHARISUE WILCOXON

VP FOR FINANCE BETH GRIGSBY

VP FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT CRAIG MCGARRY

VP FOR STUDENT DEVELOPMENT STEVE JANOWIAK

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSSTEVE GAST

BRIAR CLIFF WOMEN’S SOCCERA year ago, the Briar Cliff women’s soccer qualified for the GPAC Postseason Tournament. This year, the Chargers are looking to improve on their 6-12-1 record and their first postseason appearance during the Pat Herbst era.The Chargers return a dozen letterwinners off of last year’s team, paced by leading scorers Liz Crimmins and Sadelle Schultz. Crimmins, a senior, scored four goals last season, including a team-high two gamewinners. Schultz, a junior, was an honorable mention all-GPAC choice and the Chargers’ leading point producer a year ago with 16 points coming from four goals and a team-high eight assists. Offensively, the team also returns sophomore Bridget Lyons, who had three goals and two assists in her first year with the program. Lyons will play primarily in the midfield this season after splitting time between midfield and defense in 2011.Defensively, much of last year’s unit remains intact. Sophomore goalkeeper Kalynn Sortino returns for her second season as the Chargers’ starting netminder. Sortino made 170 saves last season and produced a goals against average of 2.08. Expected to playing in front of Sortino are senior Emily Campbell, junior Emily Ireland, sophomore Shelly Erickson and junior Breann Hansen. Sortino and Erickson each earned honorable mention all-conference honors a year ago. “I expect our defense to be pretty strong this year,” said Herbst. “Our offense should be improved over last year, but we will see how quickly we come together as a unit.”A strong recruiting class has given the Chargers the most across the board depth that the program has had in the last four years, especially on defense, where the Chargers are deep on returners. Several newcomers are expected to make immediate contributions, including scoring threats such as Dani Intfen and McKayla Wessling. Others freshman expected to see the field early and often are defenders Brooke Romer and Danielle Russell and midfielder/defender Kristina Mitchell. The team also picked up junior Julie Redus, who spent two seasons with the Charger volleyball team before switching over to soccer.The Chargers are scheduled to open the season, Sept. 1, at Avila. Their home-openers will be weekend of Sept. 8-9, against McPherson and Kansas Wesleyan. The GPAC Tournament will run from Oct. 30 to Nov. 8 and the Chargers are focused on not only getting there, but getting past the opening round.

BRIAR CLIFF MEN’S SOCCERThe 2012 Chargers are an experienced group. They return five of their top six point producers from a year ago, including seniors Chase Beiermann and Joe Greer. Beiermann was an honorable mention all-conference selection a year ago after scoring three goals and handing out a team-high four assists. Greer finished the 2011 season with three goals and three assists.Also returning for the Chargers is sophomore forward Anthony Benitez, who led the Chargers in his first year in the program with five goals and 12 points. Junior midfielder Dominic Wetzbarger also returns after totaling three goals and two assists as does senior midfielder Parker Staroscik, who had one goal and one assist. Big things are also expected from senior Andrew Knowles and junior Ian Medeiros.Defensively, the Chargers are expected to be led by senior Bill Kurtenbach, an honorable mention all-league choice, last year. The Chargers held their opponents to an average of 1.71 goals per game in 2011 and had four shutouts. Returners expected to join Kurtenbach in the back could be senior Mark Samuelson and sophomore Jesus Sanchez. Dan Snider is the Chargers’ only goalkeeper with game experience. The sophomore saw action in two games last season and made seven saves. Sophomore goalkeepers Jesse Kuehler and Brett Thomas could also push for time.While the Chargers have a lot of experience on their roster, several newcomers could work their way onto the field earlier rather than later. Expected to compete for early season minutes are junior transfer Nick Berger and freshmen Drew Nick and Daniel Gutierez.In 2012, the Chargers are looking to improve on a 7-9-1 record a season ago and also return to the GPAC Postseason Tournament. Their voyage will begin, Sept. 1, at Avila. On the weekend of Sept. 8-9, the Chargers will play their home-openers against McPherson and Kansas Wesleyan.

PATHERBSTPat Herbst, a native of Rapid City, S.D., took over the men’s soccer program at Briar Cliff in 2006 and the women’s program in 2008. He came to Briar Cliff after serving as the head men’s and women’s soccer coach at Clarke College, in Dubuque, Iowa for the past six years. He guided the women’s team to the 2001 and 2004 Northern Illinois - Iowa Conference championship and was named the NIIC Coach of the Year each of those seasons. He leaves Clarke as the career coaching victories leader for both the men and the women. Both of his teams set school records for wins in a season (men in 2003 and women in 2004). At Clarke, Herbst also served as assistant to the director of athletics, overseeing the institution’s athletic recruiting.During his playing days at Briar Cliff, Herbst was a four-year defensive starter and three-year team captain. He was named an NAIA All-District 15 selection in both 1992 and 1993. Herbst was named to the NAIA All-North Sectional team in 1994, when the Chargers produced a program-best 17-4-1 record. That year, the Chargers were ranked number one in the Midwest Independent District and finished second in the district and

regional playoffs. The following year, Herbst was named to the NAIA All-Midwest Region team. Briar Cliff ranked first in the Midwest Northern Independent District that year and finished second in the Midwest Independent District playoffs. Herbst graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in business administration from Briar Cliff in 1996. Herbst served as assistant men’s and women’s soccer coach at Briar Cliff from 1996 to 1999. He also served as an admissions counselor at the institution and was later promoted to assistant director of admissions. While a member of the Briar Cliff coaching staff, the men’s program won the NAIA North Independent districts in 1996, placed second in the 1997 NAIA Midwest Independent Sectional, and qualified for regional play in 1998.Herbst is a member of the United States Soccer Federation and the National Soccer Coaches Association. He received his National “D” Coaching License in 1996 in Sioux City, and his National “C” coaching license in 1998 in Lexington, Kentucky. He has directed youth soccer camps at Clarke since 2000 and has served as co-director of the Dubuque Soccer Academy since 2002. He has also coached youth teams and assisted with other camps throughout the years.Pat and his wife, Micha, have three children, Brooke, Claire, and Domenick.

ASST. COACH>>> BRANDON BURGADBrandon Burgad is in his fifth season as an assistant with the Briar Cliff soccer program. He was a four-year starter and a two-time first team all-section selection for the Chargers. He currently holds the Briar Cliff record for most game winning goals in a season. Brandon also played a season with the Sioux City Breeze in the PDL. Following his graduation in 2000, Burgad moved to Scottsdale, Arizona and became a personal trainer and strength coach. He has been coaching with the Scottsdale Blackhawks Premier Soccer Club in Arizona for the past three years. He is currently a certified independent personal trainer working out of Anytime Fitness in Sioux City. He also works with the youth soccer program in Siouxland. Burgad resides in Sioux City with his two children (Bryley and Avery).

ASST. COACH>>> FAE SEILFae Seil, a native of Rochester Minnesota comes to Briar Cliff after coaching for three years in Rochester. During her time there, she led her teams to a combined record of 54-6. Prior to her coaching career in Rochester, she served as an assis-tant coach at Dubuque Senior High School in Dubuque, Iowa for three years.Seil was a four-year defensive starter and team captain for the Duhawks of Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa. In her first year with the Duhawks, she helped guide the team to 18-5 record as well as an Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship as well as a birth into the NCAA Division III National Tournament. Over the next three years, the Duhawks registered three NCAA Division III Tournament berths, making it as far as the sweet sixteen in 2003.Fae and her husband, Cody, reside in Sioux City.

ASST. COACH>>> ANDREW SMITH

ASST. COACH>>> LAWRENCE JENSEN

ASST. COACH>>> SHAWN MANSFIELD

ASST. COACH>>> SARAH MEDINA

Lawrence Jensen is in his ninth season as an assistant with the Briar Cliff women’s soccer program. He also serves as an assistant with the girls’ soccer program at Bishop Heelan High School. As the team’s goalkeeper coach, he has helped the Crusaders to eight state tournament appearances in nine seasons. The 2002 University of Iowa graduate currently serves as an assistant vice president of commercial banking at Wells Fargo.

Andrew Smith second year as an assistant with the men’s soccer program. Smith was a four-year starter for the Chargers from 2007-2010. The 2011 Briar Cliff graduate led the Chargers in scoring in 2008 and in assists and points for three out of four years. He finished his career with 24 goals, 54 assists and 66 points. Aside from coaching at Briar Cliff, he currently teaches at Sacred Heart.

Sarah Medina is in her first year as a graduate assistant coach with the Charger soccer program. Medina comes to Briar Cliff on the heels of a standout soccer career at Doane. The Colorado Springs, Colo. native registered 13 goals and 17 assists in her Tiger career. As a junior, she registered a hat trick in a 7-2 victory over Briar Cliff. As a senior, the honorable mention all-GPAC and all-Nebraska selection helped guide the Tigers to an 11-3-2 overall record and a 9-1 mark in the GPAC. Aside from playing soccer, Medina spent time coaching and officiating soccer as well as serving as a student athletic trainer while earning her undergraduate degree from Doane in 2012. Medina is a graduate of Coronado High School in Colorado Springs.

Shawn Mansfield is in his first year as an assistant coach with the Briar Cliff men’s soccer program. He also serves as the head girls’ soccer coach at Bishop Heelan High School. He has led the Crusaders to over 200 wins and 12 state tournament appearances in 15 seasons. Mansfield is not new to Briar Cliff soccer. He served as the women’s head coach in 2000 and as an assistant coach with the program from 2003 until 2007. Mansfield, who played semi-pro soccer for the Sioux City Breeze, was a two-time all-American at Westmar University.

BRIAR CLIFF MEN’S SOCCERSEPTEMBER 1 3:00 PM @ AVILA UNIVERSITY 3 3:00 PM @ OTTAWA UNIVERSITY 5 7:00 PM @ YORK COLLEGE 8 2:15 PM VS. (RV) MCPHERSON COLLEGE 9 2:00 PM VS. (RV) KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 16 4:00 PM VS. (RV) JAMESTOWN COLLEGE 19 7:30 PM @ (RV) BENEDICTINE COLLEGE 22 3:15 PM VS. UNIVERSITY OF ST. MARY 26 4:15 PM VS. MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE* 29 3:15 PM @ MIDLAND UNIVERSITY* OCTOBER 2 8:00 PM @ DAKOTA WESLEYAN * 6 3:15 PM VS. DOANE COLLEGE* HOMECOMING 9 4:15 PM VS. NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE* 13 5:30 PM @ (13) HASTINGS COLLEGE* 16 4:00 PM VS. DORDT COLLEGE* 20 3:15 PM VS. CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY* 24 3:00 PM @ MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE* 27 3:30 PM @ NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY* NOVEMBER 1 @ TBA GPAC TOURNAMENT - NOV. 1, NOV. 6, NOV. 10* CONFERENCE EVENT

BRIAR CLIFF WOMEN’S SOCCERSEPTEMBER 1 1:00 PM @ AVILA UNIVERSITY 3 1:00 PM @ (RV) OTTAWA UNIVERSITY 5 5:00 PM @ YORK COLLEGE 8 12:00 PM VS. MCPHERSON COLLEGE 9 12:00 PM VS. (17) KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 16 2:00 PM VS. JAMESTOWN COLLEGE 19 5:30 PM @ BENEDICTINE COLLEGE 22 1:00 PM VS. UNIVERSITY OF ST. MARY 26 2:00 PM VS. MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE* 29 1:00 PM @ MIDLAND UNIVERSITY* OCTOBER 2 5:30 PM @ DAKOTA WESLEYAN * 6 1:00 PM VS. DOANE COLLEGE* HOMECOMING 9 2:00 PM VS. NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE* 13 3:00 PM @ (RV) HASTINGS COLLEGE* 16 2:00 PM VS. DORDT COLLEGE* 20 1:00 PM VS. CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY* 24 1:00 PM @ MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE* 27 1:00 PM @ NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY* 30 @ TBA GPAC TOURNAMENT - OCT. 30, NOV. 3, NOV. 8* CONFERENCE EVENT

NO. NAME POS. HT YR HOMETOWN0 JESSE KUEHLER GK 5-8 SO SPENCER, IA00 DAN SNIDER GK 6-0 JR SAN ANTONIO, TX1 BRETT THOMAS GK 5-9 SO BELLEVUE, NE2 MARK SAMUELSON D 5-9 SR SIOUX CITY, IA3 CHASE BEIERMANN F 6-1 SR COLUMBUS, NE4 ANDREW KNOWLES MF 5-8 SR CHASKA, MN5 MICHAEL COSTELLO MF 5-10 SR LINCOLN, NE6 IAN MEDEIROS F 5-8 JR RED OAK, IA7 BILL KURTENBACH MF 5-10 SR COLUMBUS, NE8 AJ ALEXANDER D 6-1 SO TUCSON, AZ9 DANIEL GUTIEREZ F 5-9 FR MADRID, SPAIN10 JOE GREER MF/F 6-2 SR SIOUX CITY, IA11 ANTHONY BENITEZ F 5-7 SO VALENCIA, VENEZUELA12 NICK BERGER D 5-11 JR MCCOOK LAKE, SD13 PATRICIO PESANTEZ D 5-10 FR EQUADOR14 JESUS SANCHEZ MF/D 5-8 SO GRAND ISLAND, NE15 DREW NICK MF 5-7 FR OLATHE, KS16 VICTOR MARRERO D 6-3 JR SAN ANTONIO, TX17 JOSE JAVI MAGANA MF 5-7 FR SIOUX CITY, IA18 VICENTE MENDEZ MF 5-7 JR SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NE19 DOMINIC WETZBARGER MF 5-8 JR SIOUX CITY, IA20 CHRIS HERNANDEZ MF 5-6 FR COLUMBUS, NE21 PARKER STAROSCIK MF 6-0 SR COLUMBUS, NE22 RAHEEM COWAN D 6-1 SO HARTWELL, GA23 JUAN MAGANA MF 5-7 FR SIOUX CITY, IA24 BRETT FIGUEROA F 5-6 FR COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA25 GABE BAHENA F 6-0 FR OMAHA, NE26 PABLO MARTIN MF 6-2 FR MEXICO28 JORDAN BARTHEL MF 6-4 FR LEAD, SD29 ADAM WAGNER D 5-6 FR WEBSTER CITY, IA30 MARTIN VIDALES MF 5-7 FR COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA31 ALI YANG MF 5-8 FR LITTLE CANADA, MN37 ALEX MENDOZA D 5-4 FR SIOUX CITY, IA99 VICTOR MAGANA GK 5-10 FR SIOUX CITY, IA

NO:00 DAN SNIDER CLASS: JR HEIGHT: 6-0 POSITION: GK HOMETOWN: SAN ANTONIO, TXHS: RONALD REAGANPARENTS: STEVEN & LILIAN SNIDER

NO:1 BRETT THOMAS CLASS: SOHEIGHT: 5-9POSITION: GK HOMETOWN: BELLEVUE, NEHS: BELLEVUE WESTPARENTS: WAYNE & MARIE THOMAS

NO:2 MARK SAMUELSONCLASS: SR HEIGHT: 5-9POSITION: D HOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, IAHS: NORTHPARENTS: BILL & DONNA SAMUELSON

NO:3 CHASE BEIERMANN CLASS: SR HEIGHT: 6-1 POSITION: F HOMETOWN: COLUMBUS, NEHS: COLUMBUS SCOTUSPARENTS: SUE & JIM BEIERMANN

NO:4 ANDREW KNOWLES CLASS: SRHEIGHT: 5-8 POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: CHASKA, MNHS: CHASKAPARENTS: TIM & JULIE KNOWLES

NO:6 IAN MEDEIROS CLASS: JR HEIGHT: 5-8 POSITION: FHOMETOWN: RED OAK, IAHS: RED OAKPARENTS: WAYNE MEDEIROS & LISA RICE

NO:7 BILL KURTENBACH CLASS: SRHEIGHT: 5-10POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: COLUMBUSHS: COLUMBUS SCOTUSPARENTS: BIL & CATHY KURTENBACH

NO:8 AJ ALEXANDERCLASS: SOHEIGHT: 6-1POSITION: D HOMETOWN: TUCSON, AZHS: SALPOINTE CATHOLICPARENTS: ROSEMARY & DARRELL ALEXANDER

NO:9 DANIEL GUTIERREZ CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-9POSITION: F HOMETOWN: MADRID, SPAINHS: JOHN BARSBYPARENTS: JOSE LUIS GUTIEREZ & MARIA JESUS GONZALO

NO:10 JOE GREER CLASS: SR HEIGHT: 6-2 POSITION: MF | F HOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, IAHS: BISHOP HEELANPARENTS: MATT GREER & JENNIFER GREER

NO:0 JESSE KUHLER CLASS: SOHEIGHT: 5-8POSITION: GK HOMETOWN: SPENCER, IOWAHS: SPENCER, IAPARENT: MATTHEW KUEHLER

NO:5 MICHAEL COSTELLO CLASS: SRHEIGHT: 5-10 POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: LINCOLN, NEHS: PIUS XPARENTS: RICK & DE COSTELLO

NO:12 NICK BERGER CLASS: JR HEIGHT: 5-11POSITION: D HOMETOWN: MCCOOK LAKE, SDHS: BISHOP HEELANPARENTS: DAN & CRIS BERGER

NO:13 PATRICIO PESANTEZ CLASS: FR HEIGHT: 5-9POSITION: D HOMETOWN: EQUADOR

NO:14 JESUS SANCHEZ CLASS: SOHEIGHT: 5-8POSITION: MF | DHOMETOWN: GRAND ISLAND, NEHS: GRAND ISLANDPARENTS: SERVANDO & ARACELI SANCHEZ

NO:15 DREW NICK CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-7POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: OLATHA, KSHS: OLATHE SOUTHPARENTS: MARY & HENRY COLE GREGG NICK & JAMIE GILASPIENO:16 VICTOR MARRERO CLASS: JRHEIGHT: 6-3 POSITION: D HOMETOWN: SAN ANTONIO, TXHS: RONALD REAGANPARENTS: VICTOR & CONNIE MARRERO

NO:19 DOMINIC WETZBARGER CLASS: JRHEIGHT: 5-8 POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, IAHS: BISHOP HEELANPARENTS:DAVID & FANCES WETZBARGER

NO:20 CHRIS HERNANDEZ CLASS: FR HEIGHT: 5-6POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: COLUMBUS, NEHS: COLUMBUS SCOTUSPARENTS: JUAN & GLORIA HERNANDEZ

NO:21 PARKER STAROSCIKCLASS: SRHEIGHT: 6-0 POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: COLUMBUS, NEHS: COLUMBUSPARENTS: LINDA & JERRY STAROSCIK

NO:22 RAHEEM COWAN CLASS: SOHEIGHT: 6-1 POSITION: D HOMETOWN: HARTWELL, GAHS: HARTPARENTS: AUGUSTUS & MARY COWAN

NO:11 ANTHONY BENITEZ CLASS: SOHEIGHT: 5-7 POSITION: F HOMETOWN: VALENCIA, VENEZUELAHS: COLEG PO SAGREDOCORAZOVPARENTS: ALIRO BENITEZ & GLORIA & BENITEZ

NO:18 VICENTE MENDEZ CLASS: JR HEIGHT: 5-7 POSITION: MFHOMETOWN: SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NEHS: BISHOP HEELANPARENT: VINCENTE MENDEZ

NO:17 JOSE JAVI MAGANA CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-7 POSITION: MFHOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, NEHS: BISHOP HEELANPARENTS: JAVIER & ROSA MAGANA

NO:25 GABE BAHENA CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 6-0POSITION: F HOMETOWN: OMAHA, NEHS: MILLARD SOUTHPARENTS: ROCIO ARTEAGA AYALA AGOSTIA BAHENA SOTELO

NO:26 PABLO MARTIN CLASS: FR HEIGHT: 6-2POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: QUERETARO, MEXICOHS: COLEGIO WEXFORDPARENTS: JUAN & ALMA MARTIN

NO:28 JORDAN BARTHELCLASS: FRHEIGHT: 6-4POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: LEAD, SDHS: LEAD-DEADWOODPARENTS: JEFF & LAREN BARTHEL

NO:29 ADAM WAGNER CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-6POSITION: D HOMETOWN: WEBSTER CITY, IAHS: WEBSTER CITYPARENTS: PAUL & JUDITH WAGNER

NO:31 ALI YANG CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-8 POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: LITTLE CANADA, MNHS: SIMLEYPARENTS:NOH & NEWLEE

NO:37 ALEX MENDOZACLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-4POSITION: D HOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, IAHS: EASTPARENTS: GASPAR & CINDY MENDOZA

NO:99 VICTOR MAGANA CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-10POSITION: GK HOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, IAHS: BISHOP HEELANPARENTS: JOEL & MATILDE MAGANA

NO:24 BRETT FIGUEROACLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-6POSITION: F HOMETOWN: COUNCIL BLUFFS, IAHS: ABRAHAM LINCOLNPARENTS: FRED & MANDI FIGUEROA

NO:30 MARIN VIDALES CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-7 POSITION: MFHOMETOWN: COUNCIL BLUFFS, IAHS: SOUTH SIOUX CITYPARENTS: SANDRA & SERGIO VIDALES

NO:23 JUAN MAGANA CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-7POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, IA HS: BISHOP HEELANPARENTS: JAVIER & ROSA MAGANA

Men’s Yearly Win-Loss MarksYear Won Lost Tie 1991 7 11 0 1992 7 13 0 1993 9 11 0 1994 17 4 1 1995 14 7 1 1996 15 6 2 1997 12 6 2 1998 12 9 0 1999 11 8 1 2000 5 10 0 2001 9 9 0 2002 7 13 1 2003 7 6 2 2004 7 11 2 2005 7 10 1 2006 4 13 12007 9 7 22008 5 11 22009 9 9 02010 8 8 22011 7 9 1Total 181 181 20 COACHES’ WIN-LOSS MARKSCOACH WON LOST TIE DOMENICK GUARNERI 81 58 6 JUDY GUARNER 23 17 1PAT HERBST 42 57 8TIM MANN 14 17 4 DUSTIN STAAB 14 19 0 JEREMY TOSAYA 7 10 1 DR. TED BRYAN 7 13 1

NAIA ALL-AMERICANS1997 CHRIS BLANCHETTE HONORABLE MENTION1999 BRAD DIRKSCHNEIDER HONORABLE MENTION2001 CHAD LANGE HONORABLE MENTION2004 TYSON BECHER HONORABLE MENTION2007 BUDDY GOODENKAUF HONORABLE MENTION

TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS2010 MEN’S SOCCER2011 MEN’S SOCCER

NAIA ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLAR-ATHLETES2000 JON BREZENSKI 2000 JOSH ERNST 2001 JON BREZENSKI 2001 JOSH ERNST 2002 DUSTIN STAAB 2003 TRAVIS FRY 2004 TRAVIS FRY 2004 JOSH FUXA2007 JUAN VASQUEZ2008 JUAN VASQUEZ2008 RONALD ANALUISA2008 DAN HISTEROTE2009 ALEX WITMER2009 THOMAS HUNT2010 ALEX WITMER2010 THOMAS HUNT2010 ERIC HALBLEIB2010 DANNY ZACH2011 CHASE BEIERMANN 2011 BILL KURTENBACHALL-REGION1995 DANNY WOLF 2ND TEAM 1995 PAT HERBST 2ND TEAM 1996 SEAN FINNEGAN 2ND TEAM 1997 CHRIS BLANCHETTE 2ND TEAM 1999 BRAD DIRKSCHNEIDER 1ST TEAM 2000 CHAD LANGE 1ST TEAM 2000 CHAD PETERS 2ND TEAM 2000 TROY DIVIS 2ND TEAM 2000 AARON BALLIET 2ND TEAM 2001 AARON BALLIET 2ND TEAM 2001 TYSON BECHER 1ST TEAM 2001 CHAD LANGE 1ST TEAM 2004 TYSON BECHER 1ST TEAM2007 BUDDY GOODENKAUF 1ST TEAM

ALL-DISTRICT|ALL-SECTION|ALL-CONFERENCE1994 BRIAN GUGAT 1ST TEAM 1994 CORY THIELE 1ST TEAM 1994 DANNY WOLF 1ST TEAM 1994 PAT HERBST 1ST TEAM 1994 BOB RYAN 1ST TEAM 1998 BRANDON BURGAD 1ST TEAM 1998 BRIAN FARLEY 2ND TEAM 1998 BRANDON SCHUCHARD 2ND TEAM 1998 RYAN STAMM 3RD TEAM 1999 BRAD DIRKSCHNEIDER 1ST TEAM 1999 BRANDON BURGAD 1ST TEAM 1999 J.O. FITZGERALD 2ND TEAM 2002 AARON BALLIET 2ND TEAM 2002 CHAD LANGE 2ND TEAM 2002 TYSON BECHER HONORABLE MENTION 2002 TIM MLINAR HONORABLE MENTION2003 CHAD LANGE 2ND TEAM 2003 TYSON BECHER 2ND TEAM 2004 TYSON BECHER 1ST TEAM 2004 OWEN REDMOND HONORABLE MENTION 2004 TIM MLINAR HONORABLE MENTION 2004 WES ZACH HONORABLE MENTION 2004 TRAVIS FRY HONORABLE MENTION 2004 MATT DELZELL HONORABLE MENTION 2004 MARK OSBORNE HONORABLE MENTION2005 TIM MLINAR HONORABLE MENTION 2005 WES ZACH HONORABLE MENTION 2005 JOSH FUXA HONORABLE MENTION 2006 BUDDY GOODENKAUF HONORABLE MENTION 2006 BOBBY LABS HONORABLE MENTION 2006 WES ZACH HONORABLE MENTION2007 BUDDY GOODENKAUF 2ND TEAM2007 DAN HISEROTE HONORABLE MENTION2007 RYAN SCHAFFER HONORABLE MENTION2008 BUDDY GOODENKAUF HONORABLE MENTION2008 ALEX WITMER HONORABLE MENTION2009 JAMES BILL HONORABLE MENTION2009 MATT BOUBEL HONORABLE MENTION2009 BUDDY GOODENKAUF HONORABLE MENTION2009 ANDREW SMITH HONORABLE MENTION2009 ALEX WITMER HONORABLE MENTION 2010 ANDREW SMITH 2ND TEAM 2010 ALEX WITMER 2ND TEAM2010 KYLE KING HONORABLE MENTION 2010 GRANT MORIS HONROABLE MENTION2011 GRANT MORIS 2ND TEAM2011 CHASE BEIERMANN HONROABLE MENTION2011 BILL KURTENBACH HONORABLE MENTION

TEAM RECORDSCATEGORY RECORD YEAR MOST WINS, SEASON 17 1994FEWEST WINS, SEASON 4 2006FEWEST LOSSES, SEASON 4 1994MOST LOSSES, SEASON 13 1992MOST GOALS, GAME (VS. M-SIDE) 14 2001MOST GOALS ALLOWED, GAME (VS. DORDT) 9 1992MOST GOALS, SEASON 85 1996FEWEST GOALS, SEASON 30 1992MOST HOME VICTORIES, SEASON 11 1994MOST SHUTOUTS, SEASON 10 1996MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT VICTORIES 6 1996MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT LOSSES 3 1992, 1999MOST SHUTOUTS BY OPPONENT, SEASON 8 1992LONGEST SINGLE-SEASON WINNING STREAK 11 1994LONGEST SINGLE-SEASON LOSING STREAK 5 1992MOST HOME WINS, SEASON 12 1994LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK 13 1993-94

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCATEGORY ATHLETE RECORD YEAR MOST GOALS/GAME NICK BARCEL 4 2000 MOST GOALS/SEASON BRIAN GUGAT 25 1994 MOST GOALS/CAREER OSCAR GOMEZ 53 1993-97 GAME-WINNING GOALS/SEASON BRANDON BURGAD 5 1996 GAME-WINNING GOALS/CAREER OSCAR GOMEZ 9 1995-97 MOST ASSISTS/GAME DANNY WOLF 3 1994 BOB REGAN 3 1995 CHRIS BLANCHETTE 3 1996 MATT SPANGLER 3 1997 AARON BALLIET 3 2000 MOST ASSISTS/SEASON DANNY WOLF 12 1994 CHRIS BLANCHETTE 12 1996 MOST ASSISTS/CAREER DANNY WOLF 36 1993-97MOST POINTS/SEASON BRIAN GUGAT 61 1994 MOST POINTS/CAREER OSCAR GOMEZ 126 1994-97 MOST GAMES/CAREER SEAN FINNEGAN 86 1993-96 MOST STARTS/CAREER DANNY WOLF 84 1993-96 SHUTOUTS/SEASON JOHN STROUD 9 1996 SHUTOUTS/CAREER JOHN STROUD 18 1994-97 GAA/SEASON JOHN STROUD 1.13 1996 GAA/CAREER JOHN STROUD 1.16 1994-97

NO. NAME POS. HT YR HOMETOWN1 LIZ CRIMMINS MF 5-3 SR FORT DODGE, IA2 APRIL MCDILL MF 5-2 JR PAPILLION, NE3 DANIELLE RUSSELL D 5-3 FR SAN ANTONIO, TX4 EMILY CAMPBELL D 5-5 SR OVERLAND PARK, KS6 EMILY IRELAND D 5-4 JR SHAWNEE, KS7 MORGAN JONES F 5-4 FR TWIN FALLS, ID8 DANI INTFEN D 5-9 FR PRAIRIE VILLAGE, KS10 MCKAYLA WESSLING F 5-4 FR SIOUX CITY, IA11 JULIE REDUS M F 5-6 JR GLENDALE, AZ12 ANGELICA MERCADO F 5-3 FR FREMONT, NE13 BROOKE ROMER D 5-5 FR CHANDLER, AZ14 BREANN HANSEN D 5-8 JR ARVADA, CO16 SHELLEY ERICKSON D 5-5 SO LINCOLN, NE17 KRISTINA MITCHELL D 5-8 FR GARDNER, KS18 TASCHA DONNELLY MF 5-4 FR ELK POINT, SD19 SADELLE SCHULTZ F 5-6 JR SIOUX CITY, IA20 KALYNN SORTINO GK 5-7 SO OLATHE, KS21 ALEX ALBERDA D 5-1 SR BISMARCK, ND23 BRIDGET LYONS D/MF 5-6 SO OLATHE, KS25 JENNA BIEDENFELD F 5-8 SR PETERSON, IA

NO:2 APRIL MCDILL CLASS: JRHEIGHT: 5-2 POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: PAPILLION, NEHS: BELLEVUE WESTPARENTS: MARK & DEBORAH MCDILL

NO:3 DANIELLE RUSSELL CLASS: FR HEIGHT: 5-3POSITION: D HOMETOWN: SAN ANTONIO, TXHS: JAMES MADISON PARENTS: JEFF & CHRISTINE RUSSELL

NO:4 EMILY CAMPBELL CLASS: SRHEIGHT: 5-5POSITION: D HOMETOWN: OVERLAND PARK, KSHS: BLUE VALLEY PARENTS: CHRIS & CYNTHIA CAMPBELL

NO:6 EMILY IRELAND CLASS: JRHEIGHT: 5-4POSITION: DHOMETOWN: SHAWNEE, KSHS: ST. JAMES ACADEMYPARENTS: TOM IRELAND & MARY IRELAND

NO:7 MORGAN JONES CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-4 POSITION: F HOMETOWN: HAGERMAN, IDHS: CANYON RIDGE PARENTS: RONALD JONES & GINA JONES

NO:1 LIZ CRIMMINSCLASS: SRHEIGHT: 5-3POSITION: MFHOMETOWN: FORT DODGE, IAHS: ST. EDMONDPARENTS: DENNY & MAUREEN CRIMMINS

NO:8 DANI INTFEN CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-9POSITION: D HOMETOWN: PRARIE VILLAGE, KSHS: BISHOP MIEGPARENTS: DAN & RONDA INTFEN

NO:10 MCKAYLA WESSLINGCLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-4POSITION: FHOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, IAHS: BISHOP HEELANPARENTS: STEVE & STACEY WESSLING

NO:11 JULIE REDUS CLASS: JRHEIGHT: 5-6 POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: GLENDALE, AZHS: GREENWAYPARENTS: BEN & STELLA REDUS

NO:13 BROOKE ROMER CLASS: FR HEIGHT: 5-5 POSITION: D HOMETOWN: CHANDLER, AZHS: PERRYPARENTS: ALLEN & CHERYL ROMER

NO:12 ANGELICA MERCADOCLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-3 POSITION: FHOMETOWN: FREMONT, NEHS: FREMONTPARENTS: MARTIN & PAULA MERCADO

NO:14 BREANN HANSENCLASS: JRHEIGHT: 5-8 POSITION: DHOMETOWN: ARVADDA, COHS: POMONAPARENTS: CHRIS & WILLIDEA HANSON

NO:16 SHELEY ERICKSON CLASS: SOHEIGHT: 5-5 POSITION: D HOMETOWN: LINCOLN, NEHS: LINCOLN NORTH STARPARENTS: JOHN & TONEE ERICKSON

NO:17 KRISTINA MITCHELL CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-8POSITION: D HOMETOWN: GARDNER, KSHS: GARDNER EDGERTONPARENTS: HERMAN & JENNIFER MITCHELL

NO:18 TASCHA DONNELLY CLASS: FRHEIGHT: 5-4POSITION: MF HOMETOWN: ELK POINT, SDHS: ELK POINT JEFFERSONPARENT: TONY DONNELLY

NO:19 SADELLE SCHULTZ CLASS: JRHEIGHT: 5-6POSITION: F HOMETOWN: SIOUX CITY, IAHS: BISHOP HEELANPARENTS: SCOTT SCHULTZ & JENNIFER SCHULTZ

NO:20 KALYNN SORTINO CLASS: SOHEIGHT: 5-7 POSITION: GKHOMETOWN: OLATHE, KSHS: OLATHE SOUTHPARENTS: DOUG & TRACY SORTINO

NO:21 ALEX ALBERDA CLASS: SRHEIGHT: 5-1 POSITION: DHOMETOWN: BISMARCK, NDHS: BISMARCK PARENT: SARA RICE

NO:23 BRIDGET LYONS CLASS: SO HEIGHT: 5-6POSITION: D | MF HOMETOWN: OLATHE, KSHS: OLATHE EASTPARENTS: KEVIN & KATHY LYONS

NO:25 JENNA BIEDENFELDCLASS: SRHEIGHT: 5-8 POSITION: F HOMETOWN: PETERSON, IAHS: CLAY CENTRAL EVERLY PARENTS: DOUG & DAWN BIEDENFELD

WOMEN’S YEARLY WIN-LOSS MARKSYEAR WON LOST TIE 1993 0 15 0 1994 3 16 0 1995 9 11 1 1996 10 10 1 1997 14 5 0 1998 14 5 1 1999 3 15 0 2000 2 16 0 2001 6 12 0 2002 8 12 1 2003 6 10 1 2004 12 7 2 2005 10 5 2 2006 6 9 2 2007 7 11 02008 7 10 12009 5 10 2 2010 2 13 02011 6 12 1TOTAL 130 204 15

COACHES’ WIN-LOSS MARKSCOACH WON LOST TIE JARED BODAMMER 55 66 8 DOMENICK GUARNERI 36 57 2 JUDY GUARNERI 17 20 1 PAT HERBST 20 45 4SHAWN MANSFIELD 2 16 0

NAIA ALL-AMERICANS1997 SHANNON VILLALOBOS HONORABLE MENTION 2004 AMY BREYFOGLE HONORABLE MENTION 2006 LISA MAXEY HONORABLE MENTION

NAIA ALL-AMERICA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES1995 TERESA HARGIS 1996 TERESA HARGIS 1996 CHRISTINE LALLY 2001 TARA BODAMMER 2001 LINDSAY CRUMLY2004 AMY JONES 2005 AMY JONES 2005 CHOLLA SIMONS 2006 CHOLLA SIMONS 2006 KRISTINA RUHLMAN 2006 ANNA SHOOK2007 SARA FRIEDRICHSEN2007 DESTINY MILLER2007 KRISTINA RUHLMAN2007 ANNA SHOOK2008 SARA FRIEDRICHSEN2008 DESTINY MILLER2009 ROSE CRIMMINS2010 ROSE CRIMMINS2010 KINDRA SANCHEZ

ALL-REGION1997 JODI MOLLNER 1997 SHANNON VILLALOBOS 1997 HEATHER STEVENS 2001 PAIGE EVANS 2004 AMY BREYFOGLE 2005 AMY BREYFOGLE 2005 ERICA KETHAN 2006 LISA MAXEY

ALL-DISTRICTALL-SECTIONALL-CONFERENCE1993 TERESA HARGIS 1ST TEAM 1993 ROXIE UNDERBERG HONORABLE MENTION 1997 HEATHER STEVENS 1ST TEAM 1997 SHANNON VILLALOBOS 1ST TEAM 1997 JODI MOLLNER 2ND TEAM 1997 AMY LINQUIST 2ND TEAM 1997 SAMITRA SCHUSTER HONORABLE MENTION 1997 SANDI HERBST HONORABLE MENTION 1998 MARLO THOMAS 2ND TEAM 2001 HILARY MCHUGH 2ND TEAM 2001 ERIN MUMM 1ST TEAM 2001 HEIDI BAUER 2ND TEAM 2001 PAIGE EVANS 2ND TEAM 2002 AMY BREYFOGLE 1ST TEAM 2002 ERICA KETHAN 2ND TEAM 2002 ANGIE NOCITA 2ND TEAM 2002 PAIGE EVANS HONORABLE MENTION 2002 AMY JONES HONORABLE MENTION 2002 BARB STEIL HONORABLE MENTION 2003 AMY BREYFOGLE 1ST TEAM 2003 ANGIE NOCITA HONORABLE MENTION

2003 AMY JONES HONORABLE MENTION 2003 VICKI TATRO HONORABLE MENTION 2003 AMANDA BLISS HONORABLE MENTION 2003 ERICA KETHAN HONORABLE MENTION 2004 AMY BREYFOGLE 1ST TEAM 2004 AMY JONES 1ST TEAM 2004 ERICA KETHAN 2ND TEAM 2004 ANGIE NOCITA 2ND TEAM 2004 AMANDA BLISS HONORABLE MENTION 2004 BARB STEIL HONORABLE MENTION 2005 AMY BREYFOGLE 1ST TEAM 2005 ERICA KETHAN 1ST TEAM 2005 HEIDI SOBOTA 2ND TEAM 2005 BARB STEIL HONORABLE MENTION 2005 AMY JONES HONORABLE MENTION 2005 MOLLY TIMMINS HONORABLE MENTION 2006 LISA MAXEY 1ST TEAM 2006 CHOLLA SIMONS HONORABLE MENTION 2006 ASHLEY WEHLE HONORABLE MENTION 2006 KRISTINA RUHLMAN HONORABLE MENTION 2006 MAL GRAF HONORABLE MENTION2007 LISA MAXEY 1ST TEAM2007 ASHLEY WEHLE 2ND TEAM2007 KATIE BLOMBERG HONORABLE MENTION2008 LISA MAXEY 1ST TEAM2008 KATIE BLOMBERG HONORABLE MENTION2009 KATIE BLOMBERG HONORABLE MENTION2009 RACHELLE TRAVIS HONORABLE MENTION2009 ASHLEY WEHLE HONORABLE MENTION 2010 KATIE BLOMBERG HONORABLE MENTION2010 ROSE CRIMMINS HONORABLE MENTION2011 KALYNN SORTINO HONORABLE MENTION2011 SADELLE SCHULTZ HONORABLE MENTION2011 SHELLEY ERICKSON HONORABLE MENTION

TEAM RECORDSCATEGORY RECORD YEAR MOST WINS, SEASON 14 1997, 1998 MOST HOME WINS, SEASON 6 1997FEWEST WINS, SEASON 0 1993 FEWEST LOSSES, SEASON 5 1997, 1998 MOST LOSSES, SEASON 16 1994, 2000 MOST GOALS, GAME (VS. GRAND VIEW) 13 1998 MOST GOALS ALLOWED, GAME (VS. CONCORDIA-MOORHEAD) 17 1993 MOST GOALS, SEASON 84 1998 FEWEST GOALS, SEASON 6 1993 MOST HOME VICTORIES, SEASON 6 1997MOST SHUTOUTS, SEASON 12 1997MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT VICTORIES 5 1997 5 2008MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT LOSSES 11 1994MOST SHUTOUTS BY OPPONENT, SEASON 16 1994LONGEST SINGLE-SEASON WINNING STREAK 5 1997 LONGEST SINGLE-SEASON LOSING STREAK 15 2000

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCATEGORY ATHLETE RECORD YEAR MOST GAMES/CAREER KATHY HARGIS 81 995-98 MOST STARTS/CAREER KATHY HARGIS 81 1995-98 MOST GOALS/GAME AMY BREYFOGLE 4 2002 MOST GOALS/SEASON AMY BREYFOGLE 23 2002 MOST GOALS/CAREER AMY BREYFOGLE 75 2002-05 GAME WINNING GOALS/SEASON AMY BREYFOGLE 6 2002 GAME WINNING GOALS/CAREER AMY BREYFOGLE 17 2002-05 MOST ASSISTS/GAME KATHY HARGIS 3 1997 JODI MOLLNER 3 1998 ANGIE NOCITA 3 2002 MAL GRAF 3 2006 MOST ASSISTS/SEASON JODI MOLLNER 14 1997MOST ASSISTS/CAREER KATHY HARGIS 32 1995-98 MOST POINTS/SEASON AMY BREYFOGLE 52 2002MOST POINTS/CAREER AMY BREYFOGLE 175 2002-05 SHUTOUTS/SEASON HEATHER STEVENS 10 1997GAA/SEASON HEATHER STEVENS 1.15 1997SHUTOUTS/CAREER HEATHER STEVENS 14 1997-98GAA/CAREER HEATHER STEVENS 1.23 1997-98MOST SAVES/SEASON TARA BODAMMER 225 2001

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCATEGORY ATHLETE RECORD YEAR MOST GAMES/CAREER KATHY HARGIS 81 995-98 MOST STARTS/CAREER KATHY HARGIS 81 1995-98 MOST GOALS/GAME AMY BREYFOGLE 4 2002 MOST GOALS/SEASON AMY BREYFOGLE 23 2002 MOST GOALS/CAREER AMY BREYFOGLE 75 2002-05 GAME WINNING GOALS/SEASON AMY BREYFOGLE 6 2002 GAME WINNING GOALS/CAREER AMY BREYFOGLE 17 2002-05 MOST ASSISTS/GAME KATHY HARGIS 3 1997 JODI MOLLNER 3 1998 ANGIE NOCITA 3 2002 MAL GRAF 3 2006 MOST ASSISTS/SEASON JODI MOLLNER 14 1997MOST ASSISTS/CAREER KATHY HARGIS 32 1995-98 MOST POINTS/SEASON AMY BREYFOGLE 52 2002MOST POINTS/CAREER AMY BREYFOGLE 175 2002-05 SHUTOUTS/SEASON HEATHER STEVENS 10 1997GAA/SEASON HEATHER STEVENS 1.15 1997SHUTOUTS/CAREER HEATHER STEVENS 14 1997-98GAA/CAREER HEATHER STEVENS 1.23 1997-98MOST SAVES/SEASON TARA BODAMMER 225 2001

Air Conditioning/Heating Kalin’s Indoor Comfort

Automobile Repair Prestige Collision & Repair Centers Sioux Body Shop

Automobile Sales/Maintenance Jensen Imports Rick Collin’s Toyota

Automobile Tires/Maintenance Square Tire

Clothing/Shoes Rudolph’s Shoe Mart

Dental Douglas A. Wheelock

Electronic Supplies Roger’s Electric Supplies

Energy Mid-American Energy

Financial Institutions Great Southern Bank Liberty National Bank Pioneer Bank Security National Bank

Financial Planning Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management McGreevy and Associates

Food Products/Groceries American Popcorn Blue Bunny Ice Cream Hy-Vee Pepsi

Garage Doors Overhead Door Company

Hair Care Sport Clips

Home Improvement Diamond Vogel

Hotels/Motels Country Inn and Suites Hilton Garden Inn Holiday Inn Downtown Marina Inn Ramada City Centre Stoney Creek Inn

Insurance Northeast Nebraska Insurance State Farm Insurance – Sterne Akin

Jewelers Gunderson’s

Medical/Treatment Services Massage & Body Mercy Medical Center Ruehle Family Chiropractic Siouxland Sport Medicine Foundation

Media Siouxland Sports Authority Powell Broadcasting (Kool 99.5 FM)

Office Furnishings/Supplies Perkin’s Office Solutions

Pharmacy/Gift Shop Thompson Dean Drug

Plumbing Foulk Brothers

Promotional Products (T-shirts/Awards) Absolute Screen Art Creative Embroidery Don’s Pro Shop Five Star Awards & More Graphic Edge Mark-It Custom Printing Sharon’s Embroidery

Restaurants Bev’s on the River Bob Roe’s Point After/Westside Pizza Jerry’s Pizza Jimmy John’s Gourmet Subs Kahill’s Maid-Rite McDonald’s Minerva’s Perkins Pita Pit Pizza Ranch Townhouse Pizza and Lounge

Signage/Advertising Avery Brothers

Sporting Goods Hauff Sporting Goods Peak Performance Sportsman’s Inc.

Television/Internet/Phone CableOne FiberComm

Transportation Great Western Van & Car Rental 3 Rivers Transportation

University Support Aramark

Waste Disposal LP Gill